Mrs. Craven's Fortune

San Francisco, June 22. - A sensation was caused today when a friend of Mrs. Nettie Craven filed for record a deed from the late Senator Fair convcying to her two very valuable pleces of San Francisco property. The deed Is dated Sept. 8. 1894, and was acknowledged before Notary Public Cooney on Sept. 2 of that year. The entire document, whlch purports to be in the hrmdwriting of Senator Fair, is in lead pencil. and the aeknowlpilgment is in ink. For "love and affection" the senator deeded a large lot at Pine and Sansome streets and half a block of land in Mission Street to Mrs. Craven. The property is worth $1,000,000. Somo time ago it was rumored that Mrs „raven had in her possession a document showing that she had been married to Mr. Fair, and a deed to valuable property. The flling of the deed is the first confirmation of the rumors.