The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 15, 1906, Page 4

Y, JUNE. 15, 1906 EWS OF THAEE MEN LLED AND olk HURT Nreck Oc-| ) lange Causes| Siding. | -Five Employes Hurled Together I‘ in 2 Heap. 4 Southern | Richmond, Richmo: THE INJURED. Shaw. employe Siaadard Ofl Com- "E Walker, cmploye Stamdard Off R aiiter, employe Stamdard ON W Goingn, “employe Stamdara Off Compnn W. Matthews, Company G. s F Company. employe Stundard OD rton, employe Standurd beve cars before Anderson realizing erman di til the not heeding the ¢ standing on between the first and sec- were caught as the ed together. Elilson and his companion R IS HELPLESS. i A. Dutra was in the lo- when t ¢ t e crash ahead and t f brakes ed him. He r ickly as possible, bu' nt the accident. Tht the rear instead of ain gave him no chan: e the cc on of passenger car struck them n the custom to push or back down to Point San Pabl rning inetead of pulling it dinarily handled Anderson asserts that th switch was set before the for. he declares, h- train was backing ng. His opinion wa: of the car wheel war and caught the point of the throwing it open enough te the front trucke into the siding. be men who were Injured were ir e firs 1. Nonme of them was se t. Dr. Ainsworth, Dr. Dunr were summoned fror ie injured. to the E but i ern Pacific ery m tor the flan that the anborn arban 25 years old arried in three Pleasanton girl. Ellison the s age and had been w months. Griffin was les and was unmar- was summoned from M oz ke charge of the bodies. [ it D, June 14.—The late Wil- died recently at Balti- g property valued at $35,- county, made a provision to the effect that if his es she shall forfeit his entire estaté, which is Jeft to her. If e should marry the property goes to hildren, and, if they are dead, to and brothers. nt of the estate of the moutenx, filed with shows his es- It consists of Remillara Briok $35.000, and = real estate in this , valued =t of picces of ALAMEDA Beast” e 14 —"Beauty and will be presented tomorrow a cast of boys and girls e.2100 block on Bafle ave- ceods of the extravaganta npe are n.r}n; for rebufllding of the schools n Premive the ow Mirnie undertaking Kiat, JMvrtle Henrico, Xenneth Rogers and flarry Annesiy. —_— aciilonie B Scheilbass. Furaituce clivered evervwhere. & A e by Corner 11th .i"‘ ' TH GRADUATES OF ST. MARY’S COLLEGE.WITNESSES WiRY WILL BE PRESENTED DEGREES. Archbishop Montgomery Consents to Preside at the Commencement Exercises, Which Will Be Held at Ye Liberty Theater Next Tuesday Afternoon. . i Z 7 ODER- BROTRER FGNCOV. PROK T3 QUINLIN: ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS| ). — Oakland, ick is serjously Hospital, Berkeley, ing ified ident ell, who a ves- da) t of her son. Hatt e no explanation as to the cause of cide. TRACE _MISSING MAN.—Oakland, Tune 14.—The police have been notified oat and h b h near Benic ed, 5 N1 charged with a young Ala morning befo case was Do marning at 9 low the summoning o: |, NO TRACE land, June 14—The poll no headway i | kidnaper of daughter of 561 Thirty-ei 30 years old, eeks ago from th ON trial of to Wi nth street. TRIAL. Herbart E. Grant, ed Lena Horm, vas. begun this B. Ogden. The until Saturday n order to a pecial ire. APERS—Oak- have made fi their efforts to trace the little Genevieve Fuller, John Fuller, residing at ghth street. No clew to havin eda re Judge stponed 30 _o'clock or Ki | the author of the mysteriousé threaten- ing letter Fu been uncover | 14.—Huvey | was struck a: Dakland Trac The Ch! eaztboun nd car. he propri éss in 1111, | s Stone | ¥ilson decla; slace. CHINESE sLRY, t | :a she was ab: mnoriey and 5250 stolen. valise. TEARS Ozkland, J saved by the | trom severe | Javing been tort money the contrite thirty days. Nicoco, Unea lation of the land shore. loon at the morning and loon from a The miscrean! cash rcsiller { Teaving $1.50 i FAVORS BOND 1ted by the juveniles to |June 14.—A joint committee, re; |ing the Tow: | of ‘Commerce | tion decidea CHINAMAN KILLED.— d, directly RAID AND ure 14 —Captain ave been OF une 14.—George W. Cum mings, a former deputy ‘constable, was Judgment wa- Judge George Samuels, lier received yesterday has ed. Jakland, June Ching, a Chinese fisherman, | KNG RZEVEDO. T DERIHAIT SHBRICTH. o ARTDY: 7.7 ROONEY. BROTHNER ZEO. ZTT VAN, GROUP OF STUDENTS AT ST. MARY'S COLLEGE, OAKLAND, WHO WILL OAKLAND, June 14.—Commencement | min Franklin,” of St. Mary’s College will be | afternoon, June 19, at Ye er. Archbishop Montgom- JIVE THEIR DIPLOMAS FROM THE HANDS OF ARCHBISHOP MONTGOMERY NEXT TUESDAY IN YE LIBERTY THEATER. W. B. Hinkle. The music will be furnished by the | college orchestra and glee club. Candidates in the college of letters for the degree of bachelor of arts are: | has consented to preside and will | Albert T. Shine, Joha F. Brady, Leo J. confer degree¢’ and other graduating McCarthy, Bdward A. 0'Dea, Michael P. honors to those students who have won in yarious departments of | the college activities. The principal address of the day will be delivered by Judge Frank Murasky | science: distinction of the cluss of '83. be as follows: Brady Carthy; A O'Dea Rooney; eals The orations will | Ruebelmann, @ Mere Theory,” in " Life,” “Public Consclence,” Leo J. Me- | Ferry, Frank S. Smith, Joseph E. Der- ham, King Azevedo, Edward T. Ryan. In the enginéering course the following candidates for theé degrée of bachelor of Walter B. Hinkle, Harold B. John J. Rooney, George J. Haley. ‘Among the instructors gt the college who havé taKen active part in preparing the candiddtes for their final Edward | examinations are Professor C. Baender, Municipal Ownership,” J. J. | Brother Bernard, Brother Agnon, Bro- A Bicentenary Study—Benja- | ther Fabriclan and Brother Leo. UDGE TUTTLE WEDS SECRETLY {Falls Victim. to the Charms of His Handsome Stenographer. nd Killed by car 205 of the | ‘tion Company at Twelfth | and Webster streets early this morn-| ng Inaman was riding on car nd, and jumped off back- in front of the west- He died on the way to the eiving Hospital. BURGLARY.—Oakland, of Police Petersen ed Harry Inwall's caloon, | this evening and ar- y-iwo 1men who were with plaving percentage anello & Risf's saloon, 864 | was entered tonight by . a | wurglar, who was surprised by Ris | ‘he thief escaped with whisky and | | ome coin RAID DENVER HOUSE.—Oakland, une 14.—The Denver Ho Bighth nd W ington streets, was raided ist night by Patrolmen Broek and orge Powers, who, disgulsed as sol- rs, procured evidence that T. Clancy, liquor traffic. Clancy and arrested. he will res blockade the WOMAN LOSES JEW- Alameda; June 14—Mrs. Wong | iong, wife of a Chinese refugee mer- | hant from San Francisco, has report- to the police that nd her husband occupied in theé house | > Stephen J. Farrell at ivenue was entered last evening while the room she 2326 Pacific sent and gold bracelets, ore specimens valued at The property was in a MOTHER AVAIL— tears of his aged mother punishment today, after convicted of trying to ex- from ;Chinese merchants. suspended by Police who placed man on probation for FISHERMEN ARRESTED.—Oakland, June l4—Four Italian fishérmen, give the names of Torsio Carlo, Vicini who Carpol and Luggetti Do- ningo, were arrested at Emeryville this morning by Fish and Game Warden T. Woodls, who charges the men with vio- law in fishing with set nets of a small mesh off the West Oak- Thé men are now confined | in the County Jail. ,BOB A SALOON.—Oakland, June 14, | Thieves entered the White Star sa- corner of Twenty-second street and San Pablo avenue early this ransacked thé place. En- trance was gained by prying off a part of the partition that separates the sa- vacant store adjoining. ts took 75 ‘cents from the | Db and a bottle of whisky, in ‘the register. —Berkeley, n Trustces, the and the Board of Educa- last night to lend sup- port to a project for a bond election, to be held on will be made to have the Serkele; onds, se about $1, plans are a tees. This for a #pecial election is i July 14, when an attempt citizens of vote for municipal and school he azgreg‘nu of the items will 0,000 if the committee's roved by the . Town: Trus- 0ody must issue the. call g)l:g.nd election If such an B , was doing o _big busi: | Chief | this city Clara family. BERKELEY, campus. Mrs. ly distressed. appeared. i 8 ried away durlf; yolumes have bee: Public earthquhake on nia. “ | 4 Ha# a real stock architects’ s ments ‘and T SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL. 8AN JOSE, June 14.—In avoid gossip and marry in peace his pretty stenographer, Judge Hiram D, Tuttle, the most prominent lawyer of and 4 veteran clubman, linquished a lucrative practice, desertel a host-of friénds here and went to San Francisco, where last Saturday, accord- ing to report, he married the girl of his | cholee, Miss Annfe Muleahy. | Judge Tuttle anndbunced his inten- | tion of transferring his business just { prior to the earthquaKe and thereby | caused considerable comment. | with him his library- and his stenog- | tapher, an auburn-haired beauty, who had been in Nig employ for two years. A few significant remarks were mad | then, but not until tonight, when the | news of the marriage became know, was the story believed. Judge Tuttle was 'a widower. was appointed to the Superior bench by Governor Pardee to fill' Judge Lorri- gan's unexpired term. He resigned to resurne his large practice. the daughter of a' well-known Santa oS e MOTHER AND DAUGHTER LOCATED IN MARTINEZ | Mrs, C, E. Camp Wil Return to Her Father in Orlando, Florlda. June 14.—-Mrs. C. Camp has been located at Martinez with ber daughter Blossom through the ef- forts of the police. The woman's father, Wallace Thompson, of Orlando, has been informéd of her whereabouts. She was attended by Miss Phoebe Bin- ney, president of the Assaciated Wornen Students of the university, while the refugee camp was in operation on the Camp had 'become separated from her little daughter and was great- Miss Binney found the daughter for the mother, rexnited them and then both mother an In & few days letter from the father in Florida offer- ing to send mother and daughter money | trolléy car home. to go East if they could be found, f - woman was formerly an aotress. She has been notified of her fatl and will returf to his Homs FOR OKS8.— ol St ver books which o Ilbraries and theé nu‘.l"ro date e & frantte tion at Ntrniaftt,,n. s o liver an adi on the - S libraties of Rabjohn's Mfl“‘“ framing. l&““t l:'m The h:‘!‘ es 8. | when JURY GONMIGTS LIQUOR DEALER Owner of “Club” Near Yount- ville Violates the Law SPECIAL DISPATCH ‘TO THE CALL. _ NAPA, June 14—D. McVicker was found guilty of selling liquor within a mile’ and a half of the Veterahs' Home at Yountville by a jury in Jus- tice of the Peace MoKnight's court. His conviction is ‘considéred a signal victory for District Attorney A. Hen- jamin. A. Van Dorn and Charles Brown of Calistoga, two young men sent by Benjamin to the pla¢e to buy liquor, in doing so 'and a chiefly on their testimony that Me- Vicker was convicted. The testimony showed that the de- fendant conducted a place near the home called the -Yountville Social Club,”” at which liquur was served out in gonerous quantities to any one who entered the place and “Jolhed the Clib™ by registering in a “member- ship hook.” ; This 14 "the second time McVicker has been tried for violating the State law. The first time he was acquitted. The verdict means the cldsing of numerous resorts of this character arouid the home. ; ; e g i WOMAN AND CHAUFFEUR NARROWLY HSCAFE DEATH Big Touring Car Takes Wild Plunge Down Steep Herkeley L BERKELEY, June 14.—A big touring car owned by Dr. J. W: §titt and carry- ing besidés the chauffeur Mrs. Antoln- ette Stearns took a wild dash down a steep hiliside 'in North Berkeley to- day, endangering the lives of the occu- pants of the car, ‘The chauffeur attempted to drive the car down a hill where there is no road in order to make a short cut. When half dowp the machine was brought to a stop, kid two of the ngers, Mrs. Stitt and her little girl alighted. Then mo oar nlfln_‘fifl forward agaih, carry- ing Mrs. Stearns and the chauffeur, finally coming to the foot of the hill with @ mighty bump, The car was damaged, t the occupants were not seriously injured. The ladies took the =3 ———i KILLED BY A TRAIN. 8 desire| OAKLAND, June 14—The Alameds local struck and kille lg unidentified man, supbosed to be T. 'F. Strange of last avening on First utfl!.‘.?‘t y The man was wandering along the track and it is supposed that he blinded by the strong locomotive adlight and was unable to move he saw the oncoming train. Stabbed hy Je LOS ANGELES, June 14—Rose Ma- rino, a Mexican, was stabbed five times last night about the ‘and body by Daiey is, her riva " the atten- Knife the Davik woman fled And hay Snded. The aesamly ded. the Rand Hotel, Sekedighion the S8an Francisco ice Department as ‘wielaing may mmfl" a result of the | T A SOCIETY BUDS AS WAITRESSES AT THE FETE “Every dollar means two” is the watchword of the busy little band of society women of Oakland that s en- gincerlng the Orphians “Shelter bene- t at Mrs. MacDepmot's Oakland resi- | dence tonight, a slogan'that is nerv- ing every fair worker to her utmost effort, éven at the risk of being ac- . cused of taking ‘“tainted mioney.” Every dollar that is givén for a ticket to the fete or donated on the side, means two in the coffers of the shel- tér, for the Standard Ofl Company has agreed to dotble whatever the receipts | are, This insures over $1000 already, | for unprecedented interest and gener- | osity is being manifésted In this par- ticular : charity—the lone and home- less condition of the children who are the beneficlaries appealing té theé| hearts of every man, woman and child| ag nothing else has done. Twg of the most charming girls in_the Oakland social set, Miss Natalie Fore and Mis$ Marguerite Butters, in a few hours yes- terday afternoon alsPoqed of 100 tick- éts. When one considers the yast a{:d numerous cails uppn the publfe lately, the donations to the present undertak- | ng have beeén amazingly generous. Miss Mollie Connors staried the list with a gift of $100. Then some &nony- mous giver covered Miss Canna{a‘ hup- dred with another, and the fio_d Wwork was fairly started. The Realty Swdl- cate added §100, the Contra Costa Wat- er Company 360 and so on_ down tke list one finds among the donors the Central Bank, the Athenian Club, the Biks, J. D. Hanifin, Mills Novelty, Har- rington and Melnnis, Heyman, the Tribune, hn, Abrahamson, Capwell, Mrs. C. B. Wingate, John Bollman, Hen- ?v A. Butters, Will Henshaw, Taft & ennoyer and many others ranging from $§§ up. ‘When by the recent fire in 8an_Fran- cisco mdny ¢hildren were made or- phdns and those already orphaned were made honieless, Father ~McSweene; threw opén the doors of the paris school of St. Francis and there shelter was soon given to ‘doseéns of helpless apnd friendiess little ones. A number of prominent society women who are tembetrs of St. Franeis parish, notably Mrs, Henry A. Bugters and Mrs. R. A, Bray, interested themselves and their friends in the undertaKing and devoted their time almost exclusively to caring for the orphans flu\‘inf those flrst weeks following April 18. Now they are askhflr the public to help make these children comfortable, so the cafe chlnuns that a dozen maids and men g}; ¢ with such immense suceess at t5. MacDermot's last week 1s to be répeated for this most worthy of pur- poses. ' The committee that iy worl lmi 80 hard te make the aflllr a financial success includes Mrs, R. A\ Brow, Mrs. Oscar_F. Long, Mrs. A. D. Thomson, Mrs. Emma Mahoney, Miss Louisé Ma- honey, Miss Marguerite Butters, Misg Marguerite Dunn, Natalie Fore and Mrs. Edward 'y Brayton. : The price of admission to the mg will include refreshments, and as hal a4 dozensdainty maids will sell cigars during the evening, the men—who, by the way, are requedted not to evening dress—may enjoy & smoki along =~ with tHelr sandwiches and mocha. Tl;s gretty wailtresses have been se- lect rom the ranks of the loc!n.l; elect and will be distinguished by the! tiny ribbon-trimmed aprons and the big butterfly bow in their hair. Among those who will serve are Miss Besgie Palmer, Mrs. Robert H. Fitagerald, Mrs. lrvl% Lundborg, Miss Frances Stewart, ss Helena Robson, Miss Lucle King, ' Miss Helen de Miss Constance de Young, Miss Ed! Simpson, Miss Virginia Jollifte, * Miss Gertrude Jolliffe, Miss Bessie Mills, Miss Ardella Mills, Miss Edna Prather, Heélen Dornin, Misg verson, Miss ON VITAL POINT Question of Veracity Is| Raised in Murder | Trial. i Prosecution Discredits Defense of Al C. McDonald. OAKLAND, June 14—The taking of evidence in the trial of Al C. McDonald, charged with having shot and killed Joseph Mello of Pleasanton. was begun this morning. The witnesses examined 89 far are Perry A. Havelin, deputy | County Assessor, who produced a ground plan of the house at Pleasanton where the shooting occurred; Drs. Sam- uel J. Wells and C. A. Case, who were | called to attend the dead man: and Bert Carnes, a bartendér, who was one of the first to go to the house after | the shooting took place. Mello, Carnes testified, had a slight rattle in his throat, but died within a few minutes after hig arrival. Carnes was accom- panied by Frank Nevis. The only point over which there was any coptention was in regard to the clothing of the degceased. MeDonald | has stated that the reason he shot Mello was on account of the fact that | he was attempting to take advantage of his wife and that his clothing was disarranged. Carnes testified positively | tipon this point, and stated that the | dead man’s clothing was as it should be. He, however, became considerably confused when on cross-examination he was shown his testimony given at the preliminary hearing, in which he stated that he haa not pald any attention to it. In the same way Dr. Case seem- ingly was positive about this, although | in regard to other matters pertaining to the dress of the deceased he appar- ently had no remembrance. PERSONAL. G. E. Fleury of New York is at the | Baltimore. Ira Ellison of New York is at the Dorchester. Sam Platt of Carson City, Nev, is at the Majestic. | A. A. Steinfeld of Tucson, Arix, is at | the Dorchester. J. E. Morton of Cardon City, Nav., is at the Baltimore. Frank H. Buck, prominent in the oil | and fruit business at Vacaville, i= at the | Majestic, accompanied by his wife. Vicomtesse de Tocqueville and H. Faure de Bouillane of Paris, who have returned from Yosemite Valley, are at the Dorchester. A. C. Bilicke, owner of the Alex- andria and Hollenbeck hotels at Los | Angeles, ‘is at the Majestie, accom- | panied by his wife and Dr. and Mrs. Kurtz, i OAKLAND, June 14.—L. A. Eyler and wife, of Colorade Springs, are at the Athens. T. Wiseman MacDonald, capitalist, Los Angeles, is at the Hotel Crellin. W. Hancock, am English capitalist, | is at the Metropole, having come to| Qakland on business. | George A. Keller and W. H. Baker | of Buffalo, N. Y., are at the Crellin. They are making a tour of the coast. J. §. Carreco, a mining man from | Reno, Nev., is in the city looking for inVestments. | W. A. Sutherland of Washington, D. C, is at the Crellin. —_— | | “JINKS” IN NUMBER 13 | WORRY PERCY PEMBROKE Family of M Charged With Murder Manifests Much Super- stitton. OAKLAND, June 14—Dodging the No. 13 in the trial of Percy Pembroke, charged with the murder of Thomas Cook at Fruitvale, Bas Kkept both at- torneys and Judges jumping in order to meet the superstitious requirements | of the family of the accused, to whom | the humber is a bugbear. If there is| to be a continuance of the case the calendar has first to be consulted lo} see that the date does mot fall on the| 13th of the month. In the two former trials of the case the number was con- | tinually Bobbing up, and once or twice the trial was about to be set for the| 13th of the month and afterward| changed. This afternoon when the twelve ju- rors had been secured Judge W. H.| Waste made known his intention of | drawing an extra juryman to guard against the possible illness of any ju- ror, and Attorney Lin Church was on his feet.in a minute to make strenuous objection to the hoodoo number of | jurors in the box. The family of the | lad seemed as though their last hope| had been blighted, and Judge Waste to relieve them on this point ordered the| drawing of two extra jurymen, making fourteen all told. | The jury, which was completed today, | consists of the following: Henry W.| Koopman, J. T. Machado, J. A. McSarl, Bdward Green, Thomas Clines, Eman- | uel Grant, John May, John Le Blanc, | C. J. Augusto, B. Haas, Edward At- well and W. B. Dexter. The alternates are C. P. Van Dyke and D, F. Miller. With the completion of the jury the case was continued until néxt Monday morning, when the taking of evidence wil begin. Tomorrow is calendar day and Saturday, being but a half day, it was deemed advisable to put it over until Monday. . | MISSING WIFE LOCATED IN INSANE ASYLUM University Girl ‘Informs Police of Miss Mae Sadler, Miss, h ler, Miss Ray Wellman, Miss Elsie Marwe- Miss Florence Hush, Miss Ger- Langer, M Qertrude. Russell, Mrs. william . Hamilton' Morrison ‘and e Modniea ot wrounds will aga A ot unds w e illuminated wiv.g'% - anterns and the arrangements will that 5 arry clever little sketch, will repeated IL essrs. 24 sse nox and Tisdale, eller rion: Milton Sthwarts” will o "‘ii prove that he has missed his vocation nd, vaudeviile 'an ‘Stitéction; Willas fll":to:‘lx“ll}ltk‘ n! ’]1‘ "szlfll be i [3 n * n't Dy A "B E fihv: Gould, Miss thlll'glnt:'er. H{: utta lsl Havens an Messrs. Barton, tait , Jeffries and Moore. ';:on ‘wha id not see and hear the “ "l\‘m : will be able"to edy that loss. This charming and clc g number is given A T A T R —_—— fries an POLICEMEN GIVE HELP. . OAKLAND, June 14.—The Oakland Police De; ment has contributed 5 per cent of a month’s salary of the ‘Whereabouts of Mrs. Clara il | Peters. BERKELEY, June 14—Mrs. Clara Peters, for wham her husband, Captain Potérs, has been searching since the fire 1n S8an Franclsco, where they re- gided, 1§ now an inmate of the asylum at Napa. Tha police received informa-| tion today that Mrs. Peters is confined at_Napa. Miss Corinne Barry, a university girl who attended Mrs. Peters while the latter was in the refugee camp here, knew of the woman's commitment to Napa, and when she learned today that the woman’s husband was ignorant of Mrs. Peters’ whéreabouts informed the police. iy g § o e g mvol;:: CASES, . OAKLAND, June 14.—Sult for divorce was begun today by Annie B. Clausen against Walter O. Clausen of Berkeley, whom she charges with neglect and desertion. They were married in 1893. Agnes M. Me¢Glennon has brought an action to anpyl her marriage to George ‘Weinfeldt on the ground that she married the defendant while but 15 entire force ‘to. lielp such members years of age, and she now repents of het cholce. She states that she married %h 1901, but that she has not lived with him. A final decree of divorce wasg granted Yi e Page from- Jose | Page by J > Ellsworth today om the &round of desertion o | ing unconscious | When he recovéred last night he stole | natlon at St MURDER RESULT . [F CONSPIRACY Death of San Jose Woman Due to Desire to Get Insurance. Husband a'nd—_Two Brothers Suspected b\Y the Sheriff. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL SAN JOSE, June 1i—Sheriff Ross used his best endeavors today em the San Fillippo murder, but he made little beyond the point already The Sheriff spent most of the the San Flilippo home. where he made a thorough search of the premises and took a number of measurements. The rather scanty new evidence all tends to corroborate the theory already advanced that Salvatore San Fillippo, the husband of the dead woman, is guilty of her murder. The officers, after talking with the broth- progress reacheg. morning at | ers of San Fillippo, have also reached | the conclusion that at least two of them know more about the affair tham they care to tell N From their actlons the Sheriff is in- clined to believe that there was a con- spiracy to get rid of Mrs. San Fillippo in order to secure insurance money and that these two brothers of the suspect- ed husband are involved. The Crand Jury which was impaneled yesterday afternoon will investigate the murder Friday. In the meantime it is probabdle that habeas corpus proceedings will be instituted by San Fillippo’s attorneys to secure his release from custody. It is rumored that another arrest may be made by the Sheriff tomorrow. The murderer Is belléved to have had an accomplice, who concealed the shell from which the fatal shot was fired. Deputies have been searching for this important piece of evidence, but, while they have found pieces of the Wwads fired from the assassin's gun and a | mark left by the shot on a tree in lne with Mrs. San Fillippo's bedy. the empty shell has not been discovered. The funeyal of Mrs. San Fillippe was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence on Lincoln street. TInter- ment was in Oak Hill Cemetery. MHAND ROBBED, BEATEN AND THROWN OUT OF A BOXGAR Traveler F) m: Woodland Is Cruelly Treated by Com- panions. SPECTAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL. REDDING, June 14—Beaten and kicked into insensibility, robbed of his money and then thrown from a mov- Ing freight train by {wo traveling companions was the experience of James Thompson Tuesday night. After being hurled from the train Thomp- son lay near the water tank at Copley all night and all day Wednesday, be- most of the time. a ride- on the southbound passenger train and came to Redding. He is dow at the County Hospital. Thompson says he had been haying near Woodland. The rain caused a suspension of work and he came nerth, | bound for Kennet. He rode in a box- | car with two ecompanions. them he had He told been haying and had some money. When the train neared Copley the two men attacked him, beat and kicked him and robbed him of $5, all the money he had. They then threw him from the train. [Eou e . LOVED PRIEST CELEBRATES TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY Father Jeremiah F. Collins of San Jose . Congratulated by Husdreds of Friends. SAN JOSE, June 14.—TPwenty years ago today, immediately after his ordi- Ignatius Church in San Francisco, Rev. Father Jeremiah F. Collins celebrated his first mass. Today on the grounds of Notre Dame Convent, before an immense concourse of people, he celebrated the anniversary of his or- dination. Father Collins is one of the besg-known Catholic clergymen in this part of the country. He was the first priest to be ordained at St. Ignatius Church. Father Collins, prior to his assoclation with St. Joseph's Chureh, in this city, was for many years a valued member of the Santa Clara College fac- ulty, and prior to that was connected with St. Ignatius Church in San Fran- eisco. He was the reciplent today of congratulatory telegrams from all of the State. i —_— | LARGE FORCE EMPLOYED AT SACRAMENTO CANNERIES Py San Franciseo Disaster Greatly Ia- creases the Business of the Capttal Plants, SACRAMENTO, June 14.—The Sacra- mento canneries are packing cherries, apricots and asparagus at present and are working a much larger force than in an ayerage year. When the fruit seagon 1s in full blast the present force Wwill be more than doubled. The out- look for the apricot pack at the present date is rather poor, the fruit in this locallty being scarce. Cherries are ba- ing shipped to Sacramento for canning in large quantities from the bay coun- ties. The San Francisco disastér has greatly increased the Sacramento canneries. —_— BRITISH OFFICER KILLED BY NATIVES IN EGYPT Attack Upom Dragoons Is Outeome of Pan-Islamic Campaign In Ta- bah Distriet. CAIRO, June 14—Captain 8. €. Bull of the Sixth (Inniskillen) Dragoons was killed and four other British offi- cers were badly injured by natives near Tantag yesterday. The affalr appears to have been the outcome of the recent un-'l;.hinloln_?y-‘:-n carried on dur- ing nglo-Turkish dispute over Tabah boundary. e —_— Ofl Trust to Try New Fleld. BAKERSFIELD, June 14.—A from the Sunset field says that the Btandard Oil Company is about to en- ter that fleld with a pipe line. intendent Foster of the business of the R