6 THE SAX FRANCISCO CALL,, MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1808. of for elec- I dis was the station and was finished laying four miles wire taken to _^_ ___ _^ ADVERTISEMENTS. > trie lighting. They expect to have the | booked, but when asked how he had been v vvv poles up this week and be ready to light j hurt replied that it was all right, batur- the park by the Ist of April. The wires :day morning he was taken to the Cen- {rom Baker street to ; | tral Station, and when discharged by one A placed HOLD be WILL TEARS will ; Judges his room at HER 11ill and all the driveways of the to Strawberry returned lighted. The company the Golden Eagle Hotel, and seemed all will be railroad I evening will cut through a shorter driveway to i : right until late in the when he the ocean this "week by way of the new j Ibecame unconscious. It is not known ex- bridge. Iactly what caused the man's death. The CONVENTION TO transforming Receiving Hospital people believe that his FAILED work of the steam ! The road from the park to the ocean to an !skull was fractured, but this will not be electric road will begin to-day. The last ; iknown for certain until the autopsy is train ran yesterday and the new road i held to-day The man complained of will probably be finished and in opera- Ipains in his abdomen before he lost con- First Annual Gathering HIM six weeks, after which the isciousness, so he may have been injured MOVE tion in about electric cars on this road \u25a0will run every Internally. of the the ten minutes. Members of of Baseball. BASS. Two Games Truth Society. 9 FUNERAL 0£ T. J. SAN JOSE, March 20.—At Cyclers' Park The Husband of Mrs. of San Escorted by the Entire Golden Gate J to-day the California Cycling Club Francisco defeated the Turn Verein Cy- Alverson After He*r to 6 at Cominandery of the Masons, His clers by a score of 15 baseball. Archbishop Riordan Will Is Laid Rest. At Santa Clara the California. Markets De- LACE !| Body to contested, the lat- I Betrayer. and the college nine ! DEPARTMENT- The hall of Masonic Temple Post j of 6 to L liver the Introductory - - - - on ter winning by a score • \u25a0 SPRING 1898 Address. J + Will Exhibit the Coming Week Our Spring Importation of Novelties ? Threatens to Kill Hall, + + Alias Hartman, on Lenten Exercises of the Calvarians. in Lace Robes, Draping Nets, Altars, Bands and Laces. League of tiie Cross x Sight. i Rally. %+ ROBES- i+ • In Marquise and Craquele Lace, Black and Steel Spangled Net, Braided Tosca Net, Chantilly and • Applique JJJ He Visits Police Headquarters The Catholic Truth Society of this city, Mousseline. # ago and Obtains a Statement which was organized some months • • ,-J by Father Yorke, will hold its first con- DRAPING NETS- of the Robbery. vention this evening at Metropolitan Tem- In Brussels, Tosca, Chantilly and Craquele. I ple. It is the object of the members of % q the society to organize annual conven- © LACES, BANDS, and tions of this character which willbe on INSERTIONS ALLOVERS— £ CAME FROM MONTANA. the same plan as the conventions held i In Flanders, Venise, Point, Valenciennes, Chantilly, i annually by the Catholic Truth Society + Braided, and + of England, which ordinarily lasts several • Marmot d'Alencon. days. Chiffon, Liberty, Mousseilne de Sole and Shirred + The ® on convention which will be opened by + Liberty In all the new shades. Determined to Wreak V«ngo«no« the society this evening will continue un- the M«n Who Deo«ived til to-moirow night, and will constitute + NECKWEAR, FANS and VEILING. Her. one session, while fhat to be held to- ? morrow evening will be the second or + SAMPLES SENT ON APPLICATION ® concluding session. Archbishop Riordan • MAILORDERS CAREFULLY AND FILLED. will formally open the convention and .... PROMPTLY © Alverson, will deliver the introductory address. • to of Mrs. the Don't Fall Visitour MILLINERYDEPARTMENT, The husband PAID TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF THEIR DEPARTED LEADER. "The Necessity of Catholic Reading" where # woman who claims she was twice robbed j + we are Showing the Very Latest PARISIAN CREATIONS. + Hall, Hartman, a remit- The temperance workers of the propose to erect a monument to the memory their departed leader. will be the subject of a paper to be read by Frank alias continent of by John to make his ; Chicago the place be a gigantic me- Barrett and discussed by Father " tarice maji, is determined Miss Frances Willard. The site for ithas been chosen and is selected. It will ORyan. despoiler suffer for the double : memorial, yester- A paper on the "Apostolic Spirit wife's morial building. Members of the "W. C. T. U. have already commenced to collect funds for the and of the Laity" will be read by crime. Alverson is a Montana cattle king. '\u25a0 Rev. J. M. day quite a snug sum was realized in this city as a nucleus for the donations that are expected to follow. Gleason of St. Rose's Church. Frank J. COMPANY, story of his wife's | After learning the j CITY OF PARIS DRY GOODS was over States by memorial services that were conducted in all the Pierce will preside Tuesday evening I SE. disgrace, he concluded to visit the city ! The movement initiated ail the United on + Cornen Geary and Stockton Streets, S. F. -{- vengeance cities, towns villages of organization exist. Inthis city the services were held and will deliver an address. Rev. C. L. • • for the purpose of wreaking and in the Union where branches the UNION SQUARE. who had her. Alver- at the First Baptist Church. Words of tribute to the memory of the departed leader of the army that is waging a Powers willread a paper on the subject of on the man robbed Tracts," son arrived here last Saturday night, and ; war against intemperance were by Mrs. B. Sturtevant-Peet and Miss Jessie Ackerman. Miss Ackerman "How to Use which will be dis- hard said cussed by E. W. McKin- c+•+^+^+^+^+•+^+^+Q+e+e+e+e^^e^^e+^+e^^»+o+o^^o^\u25a0t at once repaired to his wife's apartments, | in her remarks said: J. J. Lermen. Eddy She pleaded for for-! stry will treat of the "Mental Attitude ..! 208 street. ' '"In1885 there was an exciting scene witnessed New Tork. Word had come that U. S. Grant was dead— a of hut her tearful entreaties only in Non-Catholics Toward the Church." giveness, whom all and all equally Every one vied with his neighbor to show honor to the de- and sed his anger. Shortly after 8; man loved honored. the most the subject willbe discussed by Rev. or passed through I C. A. Mary's Director <>'. lock yesterday -morning the cattle king, parted hero. Iremember so well the crowd as his funeral procession the street and went into a Ramm of St. Cathedral. wife, visited the office | doorway that Imight better see the cortege. Idid not notice for a few moments where Ihad gone, and when Idid The fourth series of Lenten exercises of accompanied by his the of Chief of Police Lees for the purpose, Ifound it was a little shop. In the window the proprietor had a card, poorly written, poorly spelt, but the senti- Calvarian Society were observed with stated, ; the usual solemnity at the cathedral yes- aa he of learning the facts of the ment that card meant more than all the mottoes that hung around the streets. Itsimply said, 'A man has died.' robbery. Mrs. Alverson, pale and trem- of terday afternoon and was characterized bling, remained silent while the clerk Truly the grandest tribute that was ever paid to Grant was paiS in these words. by the usual largp attendance. Rev. briefly- t<>ld the indignant husband of his "In the early part of February of this year there flashed across the wires the news that 'A woman had died.' J. J. Prendergast delivered an eloquent downfall. Evidently dissatisfied Yes, woman had died, and that woman a great part of the world to lay down Its and weep over her and instructive address on the subject of With the story him, Alverson de- i a caused work "Duty told Willard, age, had left or Interest— lf Thou Re'ease This manded to know the name of the police- departure. It was Frances E. the grandest woman of the who this world. Man Thou Art Not Caesar's Friend." man who had arrested Hall. When told "Miss Willard was a friend of the lowly, a friend of the oppressed. She had a sweet smile and a gracious The musical programme was rendered that the arresting officer was William way for all. was a woman with a marvelous and imperial intellect. as follows: "Stabat Mater" and "Veni Brophy, Alverson asked that he be sent She — Creator" (in English), by the congrega- for. As Brophy was not on duty at the "To-day we do not come to mourn over her death, but to pay tribute to her memory not to weep, but to tion; "O Jesu, Deus Magnus" (arranged), time it was arranged that he should meet honor the beloved departed." male quartet; "Aye Verum" (Donizetti), the cattle king in his wife's apartments trio;"Pace Domine" (arranged), bass solo at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Brophy and chorus; "Tantum Ergo" (Geibel), appeared at the appointed hour, and to chorus a capella; "Laudate Dominum" the indignant husband he informed him j (aranged), chnrus a capella. of what had transpired. Furious with : street was crowded by the friends and At Washington Square Hall vengeance against Bass, who had to-morrow rage, Alverson swore relatives of the late T. J. evening a rally by the St. Francis v ___ TRANSPORTATION-Continued. his wife's despoiler. He declared that he gathered to testify to the respect and branch of the League of the Cross will Jdfil* / \u25a0^m^^^S^ljh, i would spend his entire fortune in running love which were his during life. GOOD, be held for the purpose of competing for \u25a0 IN down, and make him suffer for his KNIFEA him POOLS the silver medal which Archbishop Rior- The funeral oration was delivered by despicable act. dan will award at the grand annual rally travelers to dawson Last night Alverson was searching for Master W. E. Boyer, and when it was for the best essay on the subject of he find him. It is concluded the mourners took their lnat tem- C^^Pl^^R^ Vla DYEA anfi SKAGI'AT can arrange to Hall, but failed to perance. *^^BB^^Ar^liSsll--' their provisions sent via believed that he became aware of the look at the well-known and beloved fea- SB/SI \ s\^fnM \u25a0 have - St. Michael an the by visit of the cattle king, and fearing tures, after which the nd of the coffin POOLS BAD HER HEART /''\u25a0//V iti^flH^ft Yukon River applying to hands, wisely was screwed down and the casket was violence at his he conclud- Doane, ADVERTISEMENTS. i\u25a0': to leave the city. taken by the pallbearers, M. I. Mrs. Alverson, about a week ago, met iM. Merrill, C. S. Benedict, W. F. Fonda, ALASKA-YUKON Hall in a resort on Eddy street, and jF. Koenig, A. E. Heat, S. H. Brown and after having several rounds of drinks, Paul Sieler, to the hearse. The body, es- Jurors Refuse to Fine One Nellie Bray, 111 With Con- MT^SI they repaired to his apartments. Dur- corted by the entire Golden Gate Com- 4 TRANSPORTATION CO,, ing the night he stole her money and !mandery in full uniform, was driven to Dealer and License sumption Ends Her W^^^^P' valuables and quietly left the room. the Masonic Cemetery, where it was in- 3 STEUART ST., San Francisco, Cal. On discovering her loss a short time terred. /j/]^^^^^^ Lees, \u25a0 \u2666 \u25a0 Own L,ife. afterward she at once notified Chief Another. BIRCH Creek district: now nearly deserted who detailed Policeman Brophy to find PROMISED TURF UPHEAVAL. 11l1v Vv 1*"""^^ owing to food; larger /// ji/« ~-^Z~" lack of and just as rich the thief. He located him in a saloon as° Klondike : produced about $5,000,000; lsoox on Market street, and when searched Jockeys Jones and Spencer to Be /'/ rlvt* 10 feet; our new modern steamer, Alice all the stolen property was found in his rlffJ^/J Rix, stops there going to Dawson City; our / ''//\u25a0• \u25a0 possession. Hall was then taken to the Placed on the Rack Wednesday- Despondent and Delirious I'- . — — book free. Alaska TranspA-tation .Co.. 224 —— '\u25a0 — War Between Pool-Sellers I Montgomery opp. Russ \u25a0 City Prison, but as the woman refused i Night Ingleside Races. A . .. St.. Bouse.. to prosecute him he was shortly after- i She Ended Her ___ The coming Investigation of the charges at the Track and Those TRANSPORTATION. ward released. Several days later Hall j TSTTTEWORKING CAPITALOFHUMAXITY MINING SUPPLIES. again met Mrs. Alverson and invited her j against the suspended riders, Jones and Troubles. -"\u25a0 He wholoses that is wrecked indeed. Is your • ride to Golden Gate Park. While > Spencer, together with the prohable im- in the City. health failing you? Your strength, ambition, a vigor, vitality ? AND passing a lonely spot, she claims, a plication scandal, wasting away KOTZEBUE SOUND MINING sprang of several others In the masked man out upon them, and ! will be food for the gossips the coming RS rAI W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., at the point of a revolver ordered the L c !week. The California Jockey Club offi- Stabbed Herseslf in tho Breast While TRADING CO. HEADQUARTERS FOR thoroughly frightened woman to throw | up Hall, claims, cials seem determined to sift the thing Commissioner Gunst Tries to Blame Sound— The bark J. A. Falken- her hands. she took j bottom, rumored She Was Weakened From FOR Kotzebue Fare, MINING SUPPLIES. CAMPING her money and jewelry, and after threat- to the and unless the Chief Lees for Not Closing burg will sail on or about May 10, 1898. OUTFITS/ to charges of fraud assume gigantic propor- including pounds baggage or freight. $200. 311 TO 317 MARKET STREET. \\ ening killher if she informed the po- Sickness. 2500 LYNDE lice ne and his disappeared tions there is apt to be a vacancy or two Poolrooms. Passengers will apply early to & confederate on the turf. Some very prominent names HOUGH CO.. 40 California St., San Francisco, In the brush. Mrs. Alverson reported i A. Herriman, general manager, GAS ENGINES. to are being mentioned in connection with or to H. 201 the robbery a private detective agency St., San Francisco. and offered a reward for the recovery the thing, but racetracks are most pro- Front ductive of "dope stories" and it may all Bray, 23 years age, livingat Df her diamonds. Her husband learned individuals I Nellie of Df her conduct by reading a dispatch in end in the suspended being ' The situation regarding the prosecution 1790 Filbert street, committed suicide last a. Montana giving few completely exonerated. of poolsellers in this city Is so strange paper, a details i The scene racing operations will night by stabbing herself In the left Union S. & Transportation Co. Df the robbery, and he immediately de- j of 1 that it presents many interesting fea- iiONISAS^GIINr^ vengeance again be transferred to Ingle.side this breast. The deceased attempted her life 339 HOWARD STREET. rided to wreak on the. man j afternoon. Like nearly all of the cards tures and Is likelyto lead to scandals and early Saturday morning, but she MICHAEL, who had basely bertayed his wife. Last on was TO KOTZEBUE SOUND, ST. GASOLINE ENGINES and LAUNCHES i offered at the local track there is a no- !exposures. prevented t'rum carrying out her purpose night he again visited police headquar- i paucity entries, 4 ters, and invoked the aid of Chief Lees ' ticeable of but with It Is openly charged by the poolsellers by her parents. She had been ill for RIVER, more or less class attached. consumption COPPER DYEA AND in assisting him in finding Hall. When ! Following are the entries: in the city that Commissioner Gunst is several months from and an P. & B. PRODUCTS. told it was believed that he had left the i — protecting the poolsellers at the race track ailment of the etomach. Her physicians DOCTOR SWEANY Fir^t Race Seven furlongs; Belling. SKAGUAY. city he declared he would follow him to and is doing all his power to have recently hatte been prescribing morphine 737 MARKET i fi?3 Viking- 1041 754 Masoero 112 in sufferings, STREET For passage and freight apply to P. & B. BUILDING PAPER and P. & B. the north pole, if necessary, and force j and closed up, to ease her and she took her Francisco, READY ROOFING, sold by all liim to atone for his double 7.19 Don Fulano ....110l 736 Geo. Palmer ...104 those in the city punished life while in delirium under the influ- San Cal. UNION SHIPPING AND TRANSPORTA- first-class deal- crime. 729 Mamie O 1051 765 Donation 113 opposed to TION COMPANY. 21 Market street. ers, are clean, odorless, of great strength, rea- j not because he is religiously ence of ih !the selling of pools, made an effort to prevent the girl keep heat, cold, dampness and dust out of > life, NERVOUS, 763 Metaire 107 723 Tim Murphy ..112 interested in doing all in his power to from takii:sc hf-r but he was too late CHRONIC andSPECIAL Navigation &Commercial Co., buildings; are particularly adapted to Alaskan 725 Daylight in reaching her side to stop her from Diseases of Men and Women. California-Alaska CO., Battery — 115 hurt the city poolseliers, so as to give St. trade. PARAFFINE PAINT 116 Second Race Five furlongs. those on the track a monopoly of the bus- inflicting the wound that caused her VniiUft Unnatural drains caused 62S Market . St. Tel. No.. Main 1763. WINDY DAY AT death. Sh.- died almost instantly. Dr. MEMiWCIsi through errors ofyouth Will dispatch their elegant new.,*ocean steamer SOR Rubicon 11l (757)Hurly Burly M IUUIaU .. iness. Hubbell excesses, quickly and (now building), for Dawson City, via St. (483)O'ConneIl 108 728 St. Calatine 90 There something like seventy r.ported the death of the girl or permanently stopped. Michael, about June Fare, $300; pounds have been He vigor vitalityto 1. 150 SLEDS. BOATS. ETC. 697 Briar Sweet ....102 (738)Bellicoso 11l arrests for selling pools In San Francisco to the Morgue, and he was of the opin- restores lost and baggage free. Four and a furlongs; thirty-five ion the blade of the weapon with which Organs of "the body which Freight cents per pound. Third Race— half two- cases have been tried and UfCAEf ISiSil 10 sleds, Arctic dogs, boats, PARK AND year-olds; Occidental stakes; $1000. about an equal number aro pending in she committed the deed had pierced her ft &5V!\ InCillhave be.en weakened Their powerful new river steamer (QUEEN ARCTIC Yukon OCEAN disease, loaded, pilot maps the outfits, Lavator 102 760 Toluca % the cases tried but heart. through overwork, excesses or indiscre- OF THE YUKON) draws only 2 feet to Klondike. Alaska ... courts. Of all two tions to full speed of 15 per hour, elec- steam launches and stern-wheel steamers, with (765) 35 756 Semicolon 104 have resulted in convictions. The fine art restored power, strength and vigor with a miles and Sevens 95 766 Buena 95 through his new and originalsystem oftreatment tric lighted throughout. Send for pamphlet boilers suitable to burn wood; SO boats can bo 760 Bonlhel Ventura. in these was the petty sum of $5, which Berkeley News Notes. " *'' ' fields, Also steamers at salesroom. KN.EASS, 786 Prank Ireland.. 98 v r< "-v his ii
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