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MARS1CANO .WANTS; A J REST.—P.lMarsl
c*no,'". own«r , of.; the j hulldingi ; at . 1129 , Dupont
»tre*V' has become ' tired of^' being. jarrested
dally :¦¦' elnce hJ» I conviction ' by J Police '\ Judgre
Cabanlsn last week for leasing:, the buildings for
Immoral - purpose*.' . : T»sterday j an ; application
for a> writ • of habeas [corpus ; for his release
was made before Judge Cook. It 'was made
returnable ' on , November 4 ¦ and - Marslcanb . was
ordered released- on S50 'cash ball. ; - (
An application' for a_ writ^of habeas
corpus for^the release 'of ,Drl".Thomas
F. Brennan was made -before 1 Judge
Cook yesterday. The Judge made the
writ ; returnable on' November ; 4 / and
ordered Brenhah' released "on; $10|000
bonds. Brertnan is accused ' of :; graiid
larceny , for 'stealing- over $37^0001 fjrom
Rev. Father; P. J. Gray, which" he Valf
leges was 'isrlven . him on: condition' that
he -provlde'd •» for life . for • thej ¦"; aged
priest. / Brennan will" appear,^ before
Judge Ijawlori this morning.' for. /ar
raignment ' and; the Judge may.', have
something' to say^whyi the application
for the writ 'was not made> before S'him.'
Brennan Applies for a Writ.
Mining companies having mines on
the north end of the Comstock are
preparing to locate ; claims on the
Brunswick lode. In accordance with
this plan the Gould &• Curry Mining
Company and the Brunswick-G.ould
& Curry Mining Company were; in
corporated yesterday, the first with a
capital stock of $1,080,000. the other
with $324,000. The lncorporators of
both companies are the .-. same, ; being
William" Bannan, Werner Stauf. A. F.
Coffin, M. F. Bhaw.and Q'. B. Bannan.
Werner Stauff* said last evening that
the incorporation was solely* for , the
purpose mentioned above, especially to
enable the. Gou id & Curry : Company
to do business on the . Brunswick
lode. The subscribers to the stock of
the G6u!d;& Curry Company will have
th£ right to "; acquire • shares * v In the
Brunswick* Gould & Curry Company if
they. -.'desire.
Win Work Brunswick Lode.
BUSH IT. Gabriel Priating Co., "Print Any
thing." 419 Sacramento st-;N«yer disappoint. •
All Naples , is" built of lava and all
its streets are paved with it.
GEORGE • E ' MORSE SICK. — George E.
Mcrte cl«rk " at the United States District
Court, i» confined to his bed with an attack
of typhoid fever.
» -3J^^^?ncna4i.'Xir^ldMJ|J>ier; of • Mrs.
ijoody acd ° gave- testimphy ..touching
the physjciil cpTidltion of the unfprtu
nateroune. woman, wlfiiose life .was re
cently ended by a fall from a window
of a New York hotel... Mrs.' Sherman
ha<J no' iunrortant changes to make in
her .testimony. The : document was
duly •witnessed, sealed and forwarded
to the trial court without delay. ' :
/•Xhe .taking bt depositions .in/, .the'
Dolbeer .Will; . contest ;. is now; 1 1 about
whose
deppflti^n-Tpas. 'taken'Iast.'. week, ap
peate4 : before the. attpirneys. 'interested
y.cKtfcrday,:m6rhing and her testimony
Wi's Tead-tb:'licr; : -';' ¦¦¦' '.. : \.'.- ..'¦''¦ -'
Woman Who Gave Evidence Regrard^
• Ins^ltes Dolbeer :. Still qfijtiip' '.'. .
¦'^¦¦"¦:~-\'-' : ;:'.?Same . Opinion.- j, -.-..¦. .-.¦>.•;
•:¦ [ !The ¦ members of the Hebrew Home
for- the ! Aged; Disabled " has decided to
biiy. a'-iarire tract of land in - * the
Hichmprid district for a building, site
upon which to -erect an establishment
for the ..uses; .of the home. The land
selected has a frontage of 240 feet on
the. north jine of Clement street and
200" feet, pn the. "west line t)f Nine
teenth avenue." No plans for the ijew
structures have been selected. A
final meeting to discuss and de
cide upon the . purchase of • the new
site was held in- B'nai B'rith Hall. This
was largely attended. The decision in
favor of the purchase was unanimous.
Large Institution Will Be "Erected for
';¦': .\ Aged Disabled in the Rich- :
•,.•;.- ; - ',••*•.-' • mond -District. . . ' .
•TRACT; 'IS. SEIiECTED. UPON
-/•. ' WHICIL TO BUILD. A HOME
MRS. fcHBRMAX READS. :¦'¦'- "- , . -.
.: ;:o. OVER :HElt tTESTDlONY
ATTACKER BY A JAPANESE. —".Mrs.
Emma Barthels, j 1300 Pine street, got a war
rant .from Police Judpe Cabanlss yesterday for
the arrast of " John ' Doe," a ''Japane««, on a
charge of. battery.. She employed the Japanese
to work In her hoase last Tuesday. When she
objected' to the, way .he was working he threw
her down -'and demanded his money. ..She got
on her feet and he threw a . brush and . piece
of soap at her. He left the* house and while
she stood at an open window looking at him ht
picked up a vase and threw jt at her.
Chief Office^" -Kitlstoii of. Transport
: Sherman- Brought to Book for' •
• Failure * to Pay* Alimony. ; ¦-..'•'
, Separate .maintenance of $80 a month"
and $200 for ".counsel fees were awarded '
yesterday by. Judge Murasky to Evelyn
E. j Marchand, who. recently ; sued Ed- ;
ward Marchand, one- of the proprietors ¦
of the • Marchand restaurant," for di
vorce. Mrs, Marchand. began -the- suit
•for maintenance in November, 1902, al- J
leging that- her husband had . deserted •!
her in. July, of the same . year. She J
asked for $250 a .month out of his .share
in the receipts' of the restaurant. The
divorce suit Is now pending.
i Samuel A." Kidston, - chief officer of
i the United- States -transport -Sherman,
was in Judge Sloss* court, yesterday [to
show .cause; why he should not pay
$120 alimony due to his .wife; Mary, who
is ' suing, for ¦ divorce. " He paid $30 in
court and agreed ': to- ! pay $30 a month
hereafter, and tlie balance due when : he
"returns from the Philippines In Janu
ary. = He sails on the Sherman to-day.
Judge Graham annulled the marriage'
of Hattle *B. and Charles J. Young be
cause he, has 1 a former I wife living.
Young is * a Tqnopah mining : man. v Di
vorces were granted by Judge Murasky
to Mamie M. Harz / from George P.
Harz, ' intemperance^ to" Lucy D. Dykes
from Hugh J.. Dykes, neglect; by Judge
Graham to Mary J. McKenna from Ed
ward F." McKenna, intemperance and
neglect;- by Judge Sloss to* John M.,In
gelbretson \ from Georgina; Ingelbret
son, desertion. - " ,v, "[ » ¦
: Suits for divorce were filed by George
D. ; Wheeler against- Mattie Wheeler,* de^
sertion; Marie Fradels against > Hlppo
lyte Pradels," cruelty, and ; Bloisa Merk
against Jacob F. , Merk, neglect. ; Pra
dels Is . In .possession of the" lodging
house, 329 Sixth street, which his wife
claims Is cummuhity property. ; She
says he locked her out of the house with
their little girl' and threatened \ to kill
her : if she. returned.. Merk is a St.
Helena merchant and his wife declares
he has compelled \ her to . earn her own
living for six years. / .
SEPARATE MAINTENANCE
"AWARDED MRS. MARCIIAND
Mrs. Henry herself took the stand
and declared that her son, Elmer, had
beaten her on occasions and that their
difficulties arose over George Monnier,
her son-in-law, who is contesting his
father's will. She said her children
sided with • Monnier. Mrs. Henry's
testimony was entirely rational.
A. K. Henry, the husband, who made
the complaint, recited : many of his
wife's peculiar actions'. -. He declared
she would "say -things, that had no
foundation, in fact . Their son, Elmer
Henry, testified that- his mother, "with
out cause,, accused him of beating her.
A daughter, Mrs. • Florenoe Dell who
has been In ', the Philippines until a
month ago, testified that her mother
should be confined 4n an asylum.
«g Mrs. Emma Hilton, Mrs, Riohard
¦coh, Mrs. Emily Schultheiss and Sarah
E. Monk, witnesses for Mrs. Henry,
had been neighbors and had known
•the woman for many years. They all
believed . her Bane.
The inquiry into the sanity *of- Mrs.
Isabelle M:. Henry v was "brdught* to a
close yesterday morning when Judge
Hebbard Instructed the Jury, to find
her sane. This the Jurors did- without
leaving the box.
D'rs. Lustig and Wadsworth of the
Insanity 'Commission, who examined
Mrs. Henry last week, were 61 the
opinion, that her case was a "border
land" one—that Is, hani to distinguish
between -sanity and Insanity, and liable
to turn either way. Drs. H. W- Stire
walt " and . jbushnell, ' who attended
Violet Monnier, Mrs. Henry's daughter,
in 1901, pbserved Mrs. Henry at that
time and were both" of the opinion that
her mind was unbalanced. • ..
BIr& Isabelle- . Henry * Passes Muster
' Mentfilly in Vudge •Iiebljard' V
(jo\irtr-^M an y Witnesses.
JUDGE INSTRUCTS JURY .
" ¦:'¦¦' ¦¦'' - TO FIND WQMA^:SANE
The Catholic Ladies' .Aid Society Is
preparing to establish a dirls* Home
in this city and funds are now being
raised to furnish it. Toward this ob
ject many, are lending aid and various
forms of entertainment are being plan
ned for the. furtherance of this institu
tion:- At the home of ' Mrs. James S.
Fennell, 330 Frederick street^ an inter
esting programme will : be, given" on
Wednesday evening,' ' November | 9. V *
¦ - Th'ose." taking part are: " -Miss "' Julia
Sullivan, contralto, solo;- Frank Mc-
Aleer, violin s6lo,'« Miss Agnes Morton
accompanist; Miss Lillian Byrnes, so
prano solo; Stanz Rlley, recitation;
Mrs. E. T. Shea, ' soprano solo; Occi
dental quartet, selections; Mrs. Mc-
Glade, soprano solo; George Clark,
specialties*; Miss Burke, whistling aria.
Miss Annie Fennell accompanist.
AID SOCIETY
WILL FURNISH
GIRLS' HOME
Chew Chow Quong, an Americanized
Chinese student who took a two. years*
course at the Healdsburg : College,*. said
that after his uncle's death he 'attended
a meeting of the Chew iamity, at which
the dead man's a/Cairs were discussed.
Lum Quoia jyas present, and, said. the
witness, "she declared she had not given
Cunningham power to act as adminis
trator, but had only authorized' him to
open. a safe, to get some- Bh«i
.wanted. She didT not. then claim to, Be
a relative fit *Chew, Bing Quoia, : arid
said that .she was not his legal, wife. ""•
:.Che"w.-.Chong*Mow, a. distant relative
of the' departed labor contractor,., was
also : present at the meeting. -He
his evidence. in well-cbosen, English,
'[¦ tnade : gome sharp retorts ;tha
crtssVanestioniisg of Attorney E. 'J.
Hill: . >Iow 'kaid Xum* Quoia slgn,
ed-V.paper giVIngrCunnins&anupermfs
sion to- open a safe to *get sjome jevfel-^
ry,"...but- 'had never "authorized him t.o"
act as : adminlstrator. According,to the
witness,' she Said she was the fiftfx con
cubine.', of Chew -Bine: "Quoia, and aj?
knbwiedgod that his legal wife ljved in
China! She toid that Quoia lef t-f 13, 800
in charge of a Chinese firm and she had
spent some. of it. '. '-.
;Chew Chong Mow is secretary of; the
Dragon' Mining Company^pf • -Arizona
and a business man. He -Warried" here
according to Christian rites , and. .has
eight children attending the,. American
schools.. .• : ; ,. • J ':
Miss C: J. White was called by the
contestants to describe a Chinese mar
riage .ceremony which ! she"' witnessed;
and her description tallied with Aat
given by the Chinese : : - -witnesses, \. who
said they .were present '• at • the " mar
riage • of . Chew Bing Quoia and Ijow
Shee in China." LvH'^;
Two members of • the -Chew family
yesterday added their evidence to the
novel record. in the proceeding -to. re
move J. J. Cunningham, .administrator
&t the estate "of Chew Blng'Quoia, to
which post he was .appointed at" the in
stance of Lum Ouoiaj the ail^ged
American widow of the deceased. '¦*-':"'?-
- 5*. J.< pcfle,- an attorney, formerly of
Los Angeles, r testified that he. first
knew the; defendant ; in the spring of
1SS9, when she was a .baby. She had
been, adopted by the, Barclays. He had
watched : her career ever since, and,
though she was a girl of independent
character, ha believed she was a good
girl. '^ ,•*• . ' . . ' " " ; "
¦ -_M.iss* Andrela L. Andrews of the
Associated Charities promised to pro
cure a' home for the defendant and the
Judge allowed the girl to go on • her
own* -recognizance till November 1 8.
By: that tinie.it will be seen how she
is behaving herself. Miss Stebbins of
the Associated Charities was made
probationary officer. ' /
Bessie Barclay, alias Evelyn Mun
son, ; arraigned • before ; Judge Lawlor
yesterday, .on- a charge of grand lar
ceny, ..pleaded - guilty of stealing $340
from Nels Carlson a Dawson City
miner, in the Tremont House on
Kearny street on October 11. Attor
ney, M. H. Farrar, on behalf of the de
fendant, asked /.that ? probationary
methods be adopted- i.n ; her case/ He
said " she i was ; not ;, yet ¦ 1 6 years of age
and had never, been chargedwith any
offense before. ; •
.The defendant, who was attired in a
short gray skirt, coat: and stylish hat)
was •called " to the stand.' She ' testified
that" she did not know who her parents
were.V Her . foster father was ~ H.' A.
Barclay/': an attorney in . Los Angeles.
She 'r had . run away from - home three
times, • as she "\ did' , ; not get along with
Mrs. Barclay, who was ah*. invalid.; She
detailed her; experienc-es while travel
ing throughout Texas' and " Mexico,
breaking horses and doing other work
in the* attire* of a boy.
Other "victims f of /'Alfred ¦ Steel coin
cided witliv the j- warninsryand advice
given by Mr^.Warher. ; V • _ i.
A big ; and influential convention: is
looking . iongingly ;to .meeting - in r San
•Fra.nclsco oft August 17,:1905. v The grAat
a.8semblade] representing the^ CbrVdUa'n
qhurch'on that occasion; will,', it isjesti
•mated, number! 10,000/ 1"'""-^ i\,
* "D^' Walter White, V{D.'\d.,'
pastor I of the "West Side Christian
.Church, has, tjujaf returned from the
convention ¦¦.. of ;*his * chtfrchr which was
'beld in St. Louis. There the attendanca
was "40,000, "and ; pr. T .White told his min
isterial brethren yesterday at a meeting
at "the Young/Men's Christian Assoc4a
tion building. that Hhe cor\ventlon ,was"
•bo" delighted with the .prospect of the
next' big / meeting * "being • held : in SAn
Fi-ancls'co that ho sooner was th« choice
of this city, made than men and- women
representing : the" delegations from Illi-;
nbi8,'..Te*kas > Georgia, Indiana and other
States set oh foot plans to form parties'
to -come here. vV ' *•
Dr. White, in .view of the importance
of the forthcoming* gathering, whlcn he
and others of his church^had. been'try
ing tobring td -the 'city, for 'the -last, five
years, hoiJed ' that .the 'Merchants* " Asso-_
ciation:jand the , Promotion Committee
wpuld take the matter up.- The doctor
pointed, out that^ the ; class of. citizens
•who will i compose ; the convention wHl
be deserving of attention.;
" | \A tempoVary" committee to / report .on
organization was appointed and con
sists of t)r. W. M. White, 1 Dean Hiram
Van Kirk, D. D.;. the Rev: Frank S.
Ford and the Rev. J. E. Qenton. •
"At the Evangelistic: Union,; meeting
the Rev. George E. White, pastor of. the
Central" '-Methodist - : Episcopal Church,
read a-' paper entitled ' Passing . of
Darwinism." > , t V .. : ¦. ¦•• " ; "•¦:¦; ¦ "•-•'
Dr. Francis" Larkin "and- "the Rev^
Richmond^ Loga'n -were * among those
who discussed the paper. ". .-..••;
., At the; Evangelistic r Union.: rn.eeting
hel # d yesterday* in .the auditoiium\6f ; the
Young ; Men's. Christian Association : the
Rev. ; C.«i M.. i Warner i warned : the minis
ters , that :j£" man rgivihg theTname; <>£
Alfred Steel ; had [ been = to . him^ with de
plorable .stories - of i suffering, and' had
used j the names of 'Dr^Pierson,^ presid
ing ] elder of Najoal district, and Dr. W.*
S. Matthew to Help him in his" plea?, Tha
use Tef the names .was 'fraudulent. V, :j, •;• '
"He looks an'; honest '-kind of a man,",
said, the ': Rey^Mr^j Warner, • '.'speaks
brok'en .English,^; weighs -about -180
ponud's, and V if* -he^visits, any of you
gentlemen put ;;tim -out." . ¦ . ,'•' . i'/
San Francisco is, harboring, an auda
cious mendicant, ; according to the testi
mony 7 of -¦; many.t mlnlstera who •'¦: Have
fallen >victlms'_to ".' welh-worked-up tales
of woe and* privation." ;'_.;. . ,- • .
Christian Gliurch Prepares
for^JBig^;? Convention^ in
: : This City Nex^ August
Americanized Chinese, Not
in Need of Interpreter, Is
Star Witness in the
Judge Lawlor, Owing to Her
Youth and Previous Rep
utatioii^ Suspends Sentence
EVIDENCE IN- ENGLISH
EOBS AN ALASKA MINER
CKOWDS^ COMING WEST
Alfreds Steel Uses ;th^ames
of r Influential Men and
Fleeces ? KiiiMy Persons
Two 'Members of Chew fam
ily Say LumQuoia Made
Admissions at Conference
Bessie Barclay, Alia^s Evelyn
Munson, Pleads Guilty to
a Grand Larceny Charge
EASY VICTIMS
OF IMPOSTOR
GIRL SET FREE
ON PROBATION
ALLEGED WIFE
IS NUMBER FIVE
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL;: TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER; -4, 1904.
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"'Pretty P<ggy* Flauis AndiencB."— Bltnelis
PtrUngton, ia Call.
MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
This Week and Next
I S i I f In Frances Ay mar
I h nl I" Mathew's Plctur-
JnliL M( i ue p la y>
COWAN PRETTY
ahKToBSOH PEGGY
And an Excellent ' s s» *# w ¦
Company. ' POPULAR PRICES.
ALCAZAR E mr
. General Manager.
TO-NIGHT— ALL THIS WEEK.
MATINEES SATURDAY AND SJJNDAT.
Franklin Fyle's Greatest ' Drato^*2%
\DRUSA\ ¦
A story of absorbin* interest.
• Picturesque ' settings and ; gowns.
Pathetic tale of the Dance Hall Girl.
John Craig. Lilian Lawrence. Elizabeth ,Wood-
¦ - eon and the entire strength of the
Alcazar • favorites,
v Evenings, 25c to 75c
Matinees, 23c to 50c
October 7— PRINCE KARL.
CENTRALS
Market St.. near Eighth. Phone South 533.
TO-NIGHT AND ALL THIS WEEK.
MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
First time here of the' sensational melodrama,
THE WORST WOMAN IN LONDON
1 Great Scenic Production.' Thrilling Situ-
ations, Elegant Costumes, the ¦ Murder, the
Mansion of Crime. Revenge at Last, the
Bloody Flsht. the Bank Clerk's STn.
THRILLING ESCAPE FROM BURNINO
BUILDINO ON A ' WIRE STRETCHED IN
- .^MIDAIR TWENTY FEET ABOVE
THE.STAOE! 1 .!
pnirpe < Evenings "... ...jlOc to BOo
r Kit CO Matinees...". ...IOo. 15c. 25o
XTEXT— "3DB» Mft»s«AOE ?OW."
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H. W." BISHOP. Lessee and Manager.
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TO-HIQHT ' AJBTD ALL THIS WZSX.
•" Performance at 8 p. m." Sharp.
Oliver Morosco offers |g&
HOWARD. : J J. H. '.
" GOULD «fe GIL/nOUR
;.. ;.¦;;- : .;;- : and; THE ... :... .-.. : -
Ttffi Jt'H'rif TKUATUJR CO.
In anElaborata Revival of ,
... NIGHT. PRICES,^25c *.to".75e.
Matinees Thursday and Saturday. .
> ' KEXT— " AN AME K1C AH CXTECEir ." '
vULv^yaw mm mm
THIS WiUUC OSLT— • - '
MATINEE SATURDAY. '
John C. Fisher and Thomas W. Ry'ey Present
ISADOICE RUSH
And a Superb Supporting: Company
In the Bis London and New York
FARCICAL COMEDY - SUCCESS
GLITTERING
f*f /%¥> I A By ths author of
*The Belle ot N. T.
Next Monday the Comedy Drama, Bw
•THE COXTNTY Ca*AZS3XA*5r.**
*^*f* SSlffi i^ftk up}
*T*fOTii-KJ6 ¦ THXU3ITH— — !
* Premiere in San Francisco of the .
great London and New York music- ,
al triumph in two acts, entitled)
T* I— I P3* I First -Time Anywheaw
* . *^» *— * | at Popular Pr^raa. -
THESSENGBR
Bf~*% "V I First Time AnywbereT
7>-*.. M I at Popular /Price*. 1
BY THE AtJTHORS OF THE TOREADOR.
WITH AN UNRIVALED CAST.
Seats Now Selling — Usual TlvoH * Prices.
2*w — 60c— 73c — Only Matinee Saturday. '
Effulgent Vaudeville!
Wa'tson, HatoMng-«, Edvarda tuxd Com* .
pany; The Misses Delmore; XaB«y and
Meehan; Petchiajr Brothers; The Thre«
Dnjnoads; Sullivan and Pasqnelana;
Xarrey Comedy Company; Owley an A
¦o m~A.it mjufi Orpheom Motion Pictnxes,
Showing "Tho Widow and tho Only
Man." . - •
Regular Matinees Every Wednesday, Thurs-
e\y. .Saturday and Sunday. Prlees — iOo, 23a
and BOc. . .- . ¦
r-GAUFOBNIA-v
| WHERE THE CROWDS ARE COING.
HAVERLY'S
MINSTRELS
With the Funniest of All Minstrel
Comedian?, - 1
...BILLY VAN...
"The Assassin ef Sorrow. '•
And a Host of Other Bis Features.
Next Sunday Matinee — The Bi* Pas-
toral Comedy Success.
"SWEET CLOVER." s
With OTIS B. THAYER. "
Flrrt Time Here After Ftre Year* of .
- , ', Enormous Eastern Snccess. . . " . . ,^
A Splendid Show Etery Afternoon and
Eienlng is the Theater.
TAKE A RIDE ON THE
-HrjTZATXrBS ELECTRIC RAIT.TtOAP,
SEVEN BABY LIONS IN THE ZOO.
HCSPECT CABARET DB LA MORT.
Hear the Pneumatic Symphony ' Orcn^trloa.
AMATEUR NIGHT THURSDAY.
LOOK OUT F03 THE JQHISTOWR aOOQ
A-DMISSION.. 10c ? CHILDREN. *....... 3a
When Phoning Ask for .."The Chutes." '
PaUr/x DON'T TAIL TO
. j COURT Ixwcgin*
' /iflU room, the EMPIRE
: r ¦••¦ j PALM ROOM, the
liT3Hd LOUIS XV PAR-
U^±Ll~ DIES* WRTXINQ
Botels room.
16 Pages. $1 per Year
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