Camille, beloved husband of Amelie, father of Joseph and Emile Bellue, brother of Maurius and Calixte Bellue.
Additional information from Contributor: Sister T (47804109)
He was a Liquor store keeper in 1880
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Daily Alta newspaper of San Francisco, 11 August 1889
ASSAULTED WITH A BOTTLE.
Henry Benson, an Auctioneer, Mattes an Attack on C. A. Bellue.
C. A. Bellue, the proprietor of a French liquor store on Valencia street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth, was hit over the head with a bottle last night, about 8:30 o'clock, by Henry Benson', an auctioneer. The latter escaped, and up to a late hour last night had not been captured. From what can be learned in regard to the affair, it appears that Benson went into Bellue's place of business, and, after partaking of a few drinks, got into a heated argument with the saloonman over some trivial matter. The latter attempted to eject him, when Benson picked up a bottle and dealt Bellue a severe blow over the head, inflicting some very severe injuries to the saloonman's scalp. ' Benson bears a good reputation in the Mission, but is said to be very dangerous when under the influence of liquor. Benson was arrested later in the evening by Detective Price and booked for assault to murder at the Seventeenth-street station. He procured bonds to the amount of $2000 and was released.
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Son of Joseph Bellue, and ? Lacorent
Camille's brother Calixte V Bellue died in Los Angeles on 1927, FAG No 67814311
His other younger brother Marius Bellue died in 1917, FAG No 212702035
Removed from Odd Fellows cemetery S F during the 1930's
Additional information from Contributor: Sister T (47804109)
He was a Liquor store keeper in 1880
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Daily Alta newspaper of San Francisco, 11 August 1889
ASSAULTED WITH A BOTTLE.
Henry Benson, an Auctioneer, Mattes an Attack on C. A. Bellue.
C. A. Bellue, the proprietor of a French liquor store on Valencia street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth, was hit over the head with a bottle last night, about 8:30 o'clock, by Henry Benson', an auctioneer. The latter escaped, and up to a late hour last night had not been captured. From what can be learned in regard to the affair, it appears that Benson went into Bellue's place of business, and, after partaking of a few drinks, got into a heated argument with the saloonman over some trivial matter. The latter attempted to eject him, when Benson picked up a bottle and dealt Bellue a severe blow over the head, inflicting some very severe injuries to the saloonman's scalp. ' Benson bears a good reputation in the Mission, but is said to be very dangerous when under the influence of liquor. Benson was arrested later in the evening by Detective Price and booked for assault to murder at the Seventeenth-street station. He procured bonds to the amount of $2000 and was released.
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Son of Joseph Bellue, and ? Lacorent
Camille's brother Calixte V Bellue died in Los Angeles on 1927, FAG No 67814311
His other younger brother Marius Bellue died in 1917, FAG No 212702035
Removed from Odd Fellows cemetery S F during the 1930's
Camille, beloved husband of Amelie, father of Joseph and Emile Bellue, brother of Maurius and Calixte Bellue.
Additional information from Contributor: Sister T (47804109)
He was a Liquor store keeper in 1880
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Daily Alta newspaper of San Francisco, 11 August 1889
ASSAULTED WITH A BOTTLE.
Henry Benson, an Auctioneer, Mattes an Attack on C. A. Bellue.
C. A. Bellue, the proprietor of a French liquor store on Valencia street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth, was hit over the head with a bottle last night, about 8:30 o'clock, by Henry Benson', an auctioneer. The latter escaped, and up to a late hour last night had not been captured. From what can be learned in regard to the affair, it appears that Benson went into Bellue's place of business, and, after partaking of a few drinks, got into a heated argument with the saloonman over some trivial matter. The latter attempted to eject him, when Benson picked up a bottle and dealt Bellue a severe blow over the head, inflicting some very severe injuries to the saloonman's scalp. ' Benson bears a good reputation in the Mission, but is said to be very dangerous when under the influence of liquor. Benson was arrested later in the evening by Detective Price and booked for assault to murder at the Seventeenth-street station. He procured bonds to the amount of $2000 and was released.
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Son of Joseph Bellue, and ? Lacorent
Camille's brother Calixte V Bellue died in Los Angeles on 1927, FAG No 67814311
His other younger brother Marius Bellue died in 1917, FAG No 212702035
Removed from Odd Fellows cemetery S F during the 1930's
Additional information from Contributor: Sister T (47804109)
He was a Liquor store keeper in 1880
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Daily Alta newspaper of San Francisco, 11 August 1889
ASSAULTED WITH A BOTTLE.
Henry Benson, an Auctioneer, Mattes an Attack on C. A. Bellue.
C. A. Bellue, the proprietor of a French liquor store on Valencia street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth, was hit over the head with a bottle last night, about 8:30 o'clock, by Henry Benson', an auctioneer. The latter escaped, and up to a late hour last night had not been captured. From what can be learned in regard to the affair, it appears that Benson went into Bellue's place of business, and, after partaking of a few drinks, got into a heated argument with the saloonman over some trivial matter. The latter attempted to eject him, when Benson picked up a bottle and dealt Bellue a severe blow over the head, inflicting some very severe injuries to the saloonman's scalp. ' Benson bears a good reputation in the Mission, but is said to be very dangerous when under the influence of liquor. Benson was arrested later in the evening by Detective Price and booked for assault to murder at the Seventeenth-street station. He procured bonds to the amount of $2000 and was released.
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Son of Joseph Bellue, and ? Lacorent
Camille's brother Calixte V Bellue died in Los Angeles on 1927, FAG No 67814311
His other younger brother Marius Bellue died in 1917, FAG No 212702035
Removed from Odd Fellows cemetery S F during the 1930's
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