The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 21, 1897, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1897, _ALAMEDA COUN )mw A DILEMMA ADJOSTED ITSELF and at Seventeenth street the pole broke. It stack into the street, throwing the wagon into the air. Schlitz was thrown out, but escaped without a scratch. The team continued on up the street, where they were finally stopped. Neituer of the horses was injured. s e i WANT TO WAIT, & Made to Hold the Morn- Efforis Bei TY NEWS. Edward Eliassen Foils a Foot- pad by Hiding His Gold. MOIEY 1§ HIS SHOE| = CHAS. LEVY & €0., AUCTIONEERS. Sulesrooms—1135 Markei Sirees. THIS DAY. Monday.. June 21, 1897 At 11 0'clock A. X, On the premises. 100 HAYES STREET, CORNER POLK, WE WILL SELL Tuction Qalcs ! DAVIS, HABER & (0., Auctioneers and Commission Ierchants, Salesroom, 211 Pine st. San Francisco. BICYCLE-RIDE -, ATTERTION! Speeial and I:@fl;t sry Sale STOCK AND FIXTUREs. OF GROCERY- | [F 105 PICVE Two Celebration Committees ing Star Hers for the Con- STOCK AR oREINE Shndlx, TR= ™ | 150 RIGH-GRADE 95 BICYCLES, vention, A Lne Hghwaiyman S:cures Some . ...COMPRISING : Al bigh. large, 1e-enforced tubing and barrel i i - o Counter. Shelvinz, Scaies, 1:4“96 Mills. Canpe ! hubs, in maroon, bine ani b.ack enameoed Are Infinitely Better OAKLAND, CaL, June 20.—Strenuous Silver From a Bookkeeper at Goods: Teas, Cofves, Moais. Vines iramies, will posttivery ge Soid without 1t of Than One. Human Feelings Actuate Rich Men as Well as Those in Closer Touch With Li’e. Annexation Will Largely Tend to efforts are being made to induce the American Board of Boston to permit the Morning Star to remain in this port until the close of the Ohristian Endeavor Con- vention pext month. Allof the young people of the Conere- gational denomination in the United States are interested 1n this missionary vessel. No such chance to advertise her and interest the young people in her work will ever be given again. The local En- deavorers are working in every direction to persuade the board to defer her date of sailing. M dnight. OAKLAND OFricE SAN FrANCISCO CALL} 908 Broadway, June 20. Edward R. Eliassen of 1607 Market street was held up by a footpad lastnight after 11 o’clock and relieved of bis small change, amounting to $4 65. The robber missed $15 in gold which Eliassen had siipped into his shoe just before leaving San Francisco. Mr. Eliassen is a bookkeeper in the ond Buck Bar, Wines. Liguors, Cigars, (obacco, Glassware, Tables and every. | thing abpertaining 1o u first-class grocery-store. | < LEVY & CO.. Auctionears. OCEAN TRAVEL! PACIFIC COAST STEANSHIP €0. REDUCED PASSENGER BATES TO VI toria, B. C., ~eatiie, Tacoma, Port Townsend. and other Puget Sound ports. ®5.00 5 00! . FIRST CLASS ECOND CLASS (& 3 snd Meale). Steamern sail from Broadway Dock 9 A. M.— UMATILLA £ .. Fr.duy. June 23 reserve at our salesrooms. 1 | 211 PINE ST, | TO-MORROW e cosme June 22, A O A DAVIS, HABER & (O. Auctioneers | NoTe—If youned a vike be sure aud attend, as ail wheels will positively be 50 4 withous. 1mit oF reserve. Wheelscan Ue inspec.ed alonday, June 31, Tuesday... 1897 RAILROAD TRAVEL R SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPAN (PACIFIC ¥¥STEN.) Trains lenye and are due to arrive at 1 SAN FRANCINCO. i i ce & i CI1Y UF PU! ednesday, June 3) (Main Line, Foot of Market Street.) Decrease Crime in Greater Her officers are so anxious for the young | Citronicle office and is often ‘compelled to | = <_— WALLA WALLA . T % Ramr JUlp0 = 5 people at the convention to see their ves- | Work late Saturday nights. He always | S<— TICKET OFFICF w Montgomery sirest. | LEAVE _— FRox JUNE 10, 189 O:kland and Victnity, sel that several have offered to donaie | brings Lis money home with bim after GOUDALL PERKINS & CO. General Axents | oA Niles, Sau Jose and Way Station: OaKLAND OFFICE SAN FraNcrsco CALL,) 908 Broadway, June 20. { o be congratulated on the Everybod y the fund and to join in the shouting. With Cbristian Endesvor day it is different, The purpose is not to let off the sccumu- their psy during the two weeks in order that the society will nou incur any ex- penses by the action. This will be done by ail of them belore the week closes. The Morning Star was launched in 1556 as a schooner. Some time in the 60's she Week { work. He now declares that he will leave it until some day when he can get home befors cark. To-day he told Detective Denny Holland and Captain Wilson the following story of the affair: Prthian Castie is siternoon to act upon the inviiation of the exposition manazers to make a Py:hian day at the coming ex- ‘The invitation One of the Crew of a Wianing Barge. Dennis Wins the Outrigger Skiff Race Several Military Coi Regular Class mpanies Hold Their edal Contests. THE O.R. & N. CO. DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO boldt Bay), Sir. Pomona 2 P, M., June 1,5, 9, 14, 18, 22, 26,30, July 5. 9, 1%, 17, 21. 26, 30, Augusi 3 711,16, 20, 24, 28, and every fourth day there after. For Santa Cruz, Mcnterey, San Si eon, Cayucos, PORTI.ANID )gden and Fa ’ San Ramon, | 7 and Santy Tosa. " Jose, Bivkt Chico, 8:00¢ Oregon 1 (Foot of Market Stieet.) 2 h & Whart, at10 a. a. ma and Red oy jeon) was recuristened the Julian and later lost | I was on my way home from work in RGP Tn & *8:304 Peters, Mil Oakdaie bappy matuer in which ihe trouble that | on a yoyage to Hongkong. The Morning | san Francisco when Lwas held apr T loft | TSR OT i g e FARE({3S Firstetass ) Inclaaing (30 Fetery e Mot Vo threatened 1o prevent both the July cele- and No. 3 were voth lost off | {he 11 o’clock local train at Market sireet | - g & 183.50 Rd-cinss jberth & mesls al Barbara, 108 | brations has ended. In the light A4kt oiie bejiig 8 Earkeftine gk | a2 Sixe ceseful ever held in this State, and its suc- | CHEDULE OF SALLIN i Au " i Taso, New rations has en - In the light of pres- | last one ng a barkentine | and started out home. When on the west ss is due to the eficiency of the follow- | Cotum SRR June 2, 12,22 July 3 Orleans aud KT 8:15 H ent circumstances it is difficalt 1o see bow | ¥ic went down on Washinglons birth- | side of Market sireet, near Nineteenth, I | for officerss e OVOW" | Setate of Caiifornin..... June 7. 17. 27, Juiy 7 | 04 Yalllo, . 11 PHEHS { ny oth ours, the pres ot day, 188 he present one was built im- | was caught by a great big burly fellow, g == 3 | _Througn uckets ana through basgage o ail | +oo Niles, Han'"Jose, " Livermo sny oiber ooupe hut the presenutomdil T,k Tar i B ton. T o] sty Sellow; ® Referce, Willlam F. Humphreys: starter, | Fasiern poluts Ietes and folders upon spplioa | OOk 2o ks aries have been proposed. ‘Oakland wil! now | 3 Who mnearly knocked me down when his Johi RITOtE: tharahal | 0E coucad. Toainey | es 4 0r Sacramiento Tiiver Stoatiors. bave iwo big days, and each is being run | hand cauxht me. Of cousre I was startled Steventon; assistant marshal of course, Ed- F.F. CONNOR. General Agent. | Sl o JOst aad Riveriiry, i ® 1 e aae e b L ; % and in my fright I did not make any re- ward P. Ehortall; Umebeepors, A1 J. F o g (530 Narke: Sirmar, | T80 Martloes and Way Stations L4 Hnr e;:m e;n xx:unnu‘e)n ‘; !]g is, ogw 1 H sistance. ueX went mm;,;xx.] Ry (pocksta John T. Suliiyan, Joseps B. Kenan, | GOODALL PERKINS & CO. Superintendeats S0 e fan - Bmncor course, right and proper that the Fourth | ¥ and took what silver ad. It only| Scotr, Walter Blnke. TR R Santa Rosa....... . 93034 July should be celebrated, and it is also | i ! | amounted to $4 65. g Judges— zpatrick, Joseph O’Des, \}‘ | PACIFIC COASE NTEAMSHIP (0. Vacavill Woodland, right that Christian Bndeavor day si i “He was about 45 years of age, tall and . John, R V. Hunter, W. B. | 8 i Merysville, Oro- 3 ® n Endeavor day should - ). Be inchman, , T.J. Sullivan, P.J.Ea- | | . » 10.15 be properly reco, ed, but it is not ad- Divi Wi ?Sfla\ flb:lzll'l-mlllvw;%ren r:n m:‘k ?ul';r);:::d s | QTEAMERS LEAVE BROADWAY | oo e )-‘u;;‘- sabl o! tee shc i i i ouch ha very bru . | dge Conlan, CharlesS. | wharf, San Francisco, as follows: | ced, Kaymoud ‘osemite) yiaable that one commities shouid have | Prominent Eastern Divines Will | 51 29000ttt truin Iva Hivped my | Valuable Medals Competed ’ S SR S, | St ol o | byl ek SN TIREREES O 0 c go.d into my shoes, for, after reading of . | John H. Shechan, Willlam F. Ambrose, Com- | and every firth hereaftor, at 9 4. M. | # i W ena i 80 differentthat it shouid never Eaye been Preach Acrcss the 85 many rohberies, I bogan to bea Hitls For by the Various |modore A von Schmids, huries G, Yais, | -.Eor Vicioria snd Vancosver (b G, fort Town. | B:00r Lew® Mgl iicss i | supposed that one jund should have been Bay. afraid.” Rowi Club [ Juase Treadwell, £d Smith, Captain Freese, - | 800 (¥4 einam oy LOAT | g0, oStuia Darbire and Los Aucelis. 75 founded for both . Pythian Day at the Exposition, owing upns. 5 s oy . i ARE G Pt Bt Bl AT Y e Mo A8 . 3 N | ing ‘at Vancouver with the C, P. R E s lverybody can join and wants to join OAKLAND. Car, June 20.—All of the | | B\ st Tacoma with N. P. R. R, at Seattie withG. | 8:00¢ T s e d z g 02 b ] 20.—2 - | O B T T 8:001 Hagwards, Niles i ! in celabrating e Fourtn of July Evers- Endcavorers Will Not Desecrate the Knights of Pythids lodges of Alumeda — | AT SHELL MOUND., N ror iraroka, Arcara and Flelds anding (Humc | 18:00% Valiejo. ody who can wunts 10 give a little towar S bbath Duriag Ciaventioa oun pL LWO W resented a g fated : ¢ b position. A was accepled Cl Styl / Port Harford (dan Luis Oblspo), Gaviots, Sants | e, ~— ated patriotism of a year, but to provide OAKLAND OFFIcE SAN FRANcisco Carr,] | unanimousiy and efforts will be made to ever Style. Toe third Sunday of the month is usu- | Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, San Pedro, East San | ¢ 000 3 4 AKLS 1cE SAX Fr 1 Style. X Ku- | Bal Nerien %6 | 8:004 | Melrose, Seminary Park, $hissistament ani o crexle the vary, bast 908 Broadway, June 20, '{ | make ihe day selected the best one on the | ally an off day at the Shell Mound rifle | jo0i°, (0% ADgeles) and Jewport 94 x| o | Fitehburs, B 2 impression rmong a isrge body of visitors | The Sabbath observance agitation of the | list. 4 EoF o range and yesterday was no exception. | ¢ay thereafier. | - ; 3 , ; > y Y For San Dy | an Leandro, Tiho will zo to the end of the earth and | Christian Endeavor societies has necessi- | mmcym'fi“”fi °3‘fl,’;'&"§,"‘0:’)\e,1'°1'-",”ibc:f:: The light on the range was not good, but | e Lais Obispoy Bents Barbare, borr Ton e | | Leandro, Estudillo, Cakianoo0t st they saw and heard in | tated the doing away with big meetings | (" 7. K. Eonbom or Mo 205 ohir: | The Midgets and the Alimedas Row | the wind did not intesiers with the sboot- | geles. Jedondo (Los Anseies) and Newpore 11 | s ment will Ge entirely different from that | 2Pon Sunday. In its place there are now | chsirman and H. A. Holland of No. 17 a Dead Heat—The Oiympics Suc- }ing. Several military companies held | & a 3 : { - expected on the Fourth, and will natu- | beld gatherings in all of the locai|secretary. The executive committee was their regular monthly class medal con- 1senada, H-n“leos‘;‘;')el!g‘;;xh;:gnfl | Hayward: rally be more widespread ' iu its nature, | churches both morning and evening. i tben selected, and in addition to the of- cumbed to the Ariels, tests and the following scores were made | uaymas (Mexica), ! inciuding the whole of the countv. A For these prominent divines are assignea ficers are as follow: on the Biunt target, ten shots to a score: A.M..the 21 of each month. Ihie Company reserves the right to change with- § Runs througi to Niles. week ago now it looked as though botn | by the pulpit supply committee. John Sloan: \"1 :_J. L. Rouady, No. 3 —_ , Company 4 of the r‘lflvl»-corp';»rall F. More fi'éfi,,'fi'f.)"."’m'.’?""{;S&"“‘J&éei‘iflf’.‘ée°J'|L§" L“‘fl | pansxgp ) I . 1t12:00p Selebrations are o ahedEh g won both | “Rev. William Rader of the Third Con- ptacadn; Mo AL 1 A Tanriam e | : et Syori el B Goren 19, [Lisutenant | Now Monigomery sire | © SANTX GRUZ DIVISION (Narrow Gauge). gelebrations are in good handsand each | ...o¢ional Church, San Francisco, who “Johnston, No. 172: AL Kerat, No, | Despite the threateninz weather yester. | Hunt 37, & King 41, Capialy Foulter 43. W. | NeOIPHRER SIS o oo, Gent Agents, | " (Foot of Market Stroet) - is assured of success. - d B e Sbaisint Gt thabistbraitiey rittins AT A% 2653 A T TG 2% | ey nearly five thousand people went to | geant Dickersoh 29, Serpeint Desnie ALTE. 10 Macket si., San Francisco. | T7:454 Santa G E Deneion, Shota O ln fi»ex.iip:;fn,fifl‘f;'i‘a“sv?:;:“z:of\zm{nfitx ‘:fi year, has made the foliowing assignments | The Rathbon Sisterse having appointed | El Campo to witness the rowing regatta. }‘»“J“n';}i;)'r"xxj"h'llgfi:fil‘“‘fl fi,‘»" l’u‘t‘lkeyun It PG s'fi'o‘\’f,’fé’?(‘; | a7 Station fl‘l‘(w: men are human beings, whether they are(-i0f the Oukland churches for ‘Sunday, |a committee, they were added to the ex-| The great throng spread itself on the | ford 34, De Foy 83, C. Ellis 40, V. Brink 30, E and’ AUCKLAND for s ir e millionaires or less favored with wealth, §99IY 113 | ecative committee as follo hillsiaes and at points of vaniage and ob- | Pucketi 42. 3 % 3 L SYDNEY, ~ Thursday, i Jose, New The plaint of the judges has always becg | First Baptist—_Rev. Howard B. Grose, DD., | Ca'autta Temple No. 6—Mrs. A. Journal, | tained an excellent vi'w of the races. Company B (City Guard)—T. Woods 33, W June 24 Jor G that the juries wou'd not confine theni- | Boston Rev. Caunon J. B. Ricuardson, Oa- Miss G. Samuels, Miss C. A. Farno At r. . the first event, the senior H. Krug 38, Lieutenant Ramm 41, . . S AUSTRALIA for Stamsip> Santa Cruz and Pri tario. East O smple No, 7— Vilken- 43, H. B. Sul.ivan 39, C. Perry 46, G. Sullivan | ZOR 0N BU S aaty_t| Stations . selves to the facts, but would ailow their | ™10 avenue Baptist—Rey. J. T. Beckley, | st ;;_};‘Sx_"g;j"u'up& No.7—Mrx. L WUReD- | oot onor skiff race, was statied. | 41, C. Lindecker 38, A. E. Ap‘Horpe n | @npmu_ Tuesdar, Jaiy 13, ai 2 i dove and Glemwasd minds to take cognizance of outside cir- | p.I,, New York city; Rev. M. Rbodes, D.D., « % . The men to face the starter were A. R. | McCulioch 37, E. §. Fitzgerald 33, H. Skeilin- | SO0 0 0 00r AR T o ahecisparty fates. | e cumstances. Presumably nothing else | o Lons Past Grand Chancellor Geary Samuels - W Prois d McCaus. | ¥¢510, L K. Townsend 38, G. Ciaussenius 42, | o Liteto C0O st CREEK ROUTE FERRY. was to be expected of the average juror| Free B: M. T. Lumbar, Morris- | was present and made a stirring appeal to | Paul, Gzorge W. Phelan and McCaus- | J p. Guffhey, 11. S 3 3. D.SPRECKELS & BROS. CO., Agents, Prom SAN PRANCISGO—Foot of Market Sirest (Slip §)— who looks upon jury daty as a blessing to | town, N. Lowden, Oinegvilie, | the members to make the order a good | land, ali of the Ariels, and Dr. Dennis of | Compsny I of the Fifth—Eggleston 28, i RS Bomtys ey vk *7:16 9:00 11:00a. 110 3900 $3:00 help the passage of an idle day. But|XlL e e name at the time of the celebration. The | the South Ends. | Forere 2 aralis 56 Covalt 41 Daker 39| Fretgn: ofios 327 Mackws smrest, San Frasence | SO0 30 ol tomething el:e was expected of thearisto- | p ¥t G EaNe "Rev. Howard . Grose, | SXecative commities will select a date nd | At the pistol shot they bent to their oars | Ao s o oo hgager 81 W Grim Wil- | STOCKTON STEAMERS | Prom OAKLAND—Foot of Brosdway.—*6:00 8:00 10:004.x. cratic jury that tried Murdoch. The re- | [p. Boston. 5 * | Leport back to the general committee next | 3§ )¢ skiffs sped along averaging thirty | son 37, D ke 41, Le Balister 39, Carpeuter36 A A | 80lt, however, was the same. Golden Gate Baptist—Morning, Rev. J, M. [ Sunday. In ail about :hirty members | 3o ! tie minute. Dennis showed Lis | Fr2tus’ 33, Watlors 34, Barker ‘31, Haroridgs | Leave Pier No. 3, Washington St., | There was no doubt that Murdoch was | Lowaen, Olueyville, R. were present to-day. e e S i "“h~ - '1‘7 SEROw dlld | 19,}«14;“ H 3 12 4” Fney 41, 3_xsjnxutv_vi At ¢ P. M, Dn‘nol Xrelght received up | guiity of legal batiers, and that there | First Congregaiiona—Rev. G. F. Pentecost, PhSlean o nervousness by catching crabs, as aiso | 25] Lieuten enk 38, Johnsan [PERRE . i A st Sl | I T T R Yas no immediate provecation for it f DD, Xonkers; Rev. Nehemiah Boynton, D.D,, M'DONALD WAS WARY. Phelan. Quickly getting:down to their | & B o B e O N s |+ 5 oniy Tite selfing through Mekecs and ghotng | - 171004 Sy s cstam a5t There was, however, the fact that Rohan | P§irol: N ~ = work the rowers began 1o separate and at | 36, G. Lefiman 95, Serge fund. | throvgn freight rates to all poinis oa Valley Santa Cruz, Pacific Grove, and : 4 | _ Market-street Congregational Allen g dan 36, H. G. Leff . Sergeant Gr | | -~ a2 O had circulated z2n affidavit reflecting of nomas A. | TWo Section Hands Come Near Being | the stakeboat McCausland -bad a stight | man 42, Sergesnt C. G zbain 88, fl)nmrnl‘ STEAMERS: | ,“A&“”‘,‘fi““‘.,,:j,,““‘,,:‘“‘ s ) Murdees, and had incurred the latter's Shot for Robbers leaa over Dennis, who was followed by | J; 3. Foley 41, Ii. J. Leffman 27, H. Mangels | x. 0. watker | O o e, An Ve just wrath. The law certainly expected a tional—Rev. H. H. OAKLAND, Cax., June 20. rehi 3 o o3 - Mary Garratt, Luis Obispo, Guadalupe, Surf and | verdict of battery. Human feeling ox. | Geores, D.D., Deavor Fails; Rev. Albert Bush: | p OAKLAND, Cat., June 2.—Avchie M- | Paul and Paelan. The men turned the ) " Several members of the Columbia Pistol | _ 1 ciephous Main 805. | souton glrimital Way Siatin § pected a verdict of acquittal, and that | Bell,B-doseph. Mo, 0o : Y e A ot stakeboat in the order named and then | oy Rife Club were shooting for small = 191404 San Jose arisiocratic body of bankers and mer- Piigri lLov“AElfivb!\\n al—Rev . Dall killing two workingmen last night. He siraightened out for the long pull for purses on the 50-yard range with their 2: -4 ) s D.D., Evansville; Re elab Merriil, D.D., Ap- | chants did the iatter. It would be inier FORU. 8. RAVY-Y went home la‘e, and in order to be on the | home, caliver rifles. Their best scores on the $12:00 *1:00 $3:00 *3:00 3$4:00 *5:00r.m. COAST DIVISION (Fhird & Townsend Sis.) 0X San Jose and Way Stations (New | esting to know what the result would Lave | * Fruirvale Congregational—Rey. Selah Mer- | S8f¢ side i.e ook the middie of the street. [ McCausland spoiled a rosy chance of | Co umbia target weie as followss | been had Rohan been & bigger man tyan | rill, D.D., Andover; Rev. George L. Hanscom, | At Tweilth and Ok stre=ts the men were | winning by becoming confused and PULL | yoo 0 o, Pros . 5248310882 305 | e o g eaa e s | & Murdoch, The incident furnishes another at work repairing the track. They were |ing wide of his course; and seeing that bis | x B Dorr. 83 B36-38] pain s 5 T | ey o proof that the great unwricten law is iral Christian—Rev. A D. Philiput. D D., | on their hands and knees, but as he came | error could not be remedied, he stopped | Mrs. G . Waltham. 3 4—48 | sanday 3 8nd 8 b a San Jose and Principal Way hearly alwaya superior to that which ap. | Ehiladelohia; Professor Herber: 1t | up they arose. Thinking they were after | rowing. M3 White ... 14-88| Lending ud ofiices Sission, Doc, Fierd o Joso aud Way Hiations pears on the statute books. 1 " First Chfist Bev. Jacob B. Cavp, D.D,, | 2im, Mr. McDonald jerked his revoiver | Down the stretch the remaining three | 2 i — I Lo TN T Rt " Dues it increase the immorality of terri- | Rickaous Lo Y. 1. 7. Tyler, D.D., Cicve. | OUt and covered tnem. He declared that | came, with Dennis a jew lengths ahead of | — . " ) B S T uestio as been discussed during the| First Presbstes Scott Hershey, | They explained their business, which sat- | Near the finish Paul’s short and powerful e e 5 AILY | o gaturdays and Snndays. § Snndava and Mondays. a B | g 3 P t (Sundays excepted) aL10 A. 3. Alviso daily vast week in connection with the districts | Pb.D., Boston: R Pentecost, D.D., | isfied tne young man, and he aliowed | strokes bezan to lessen the distance be- | (Ralnriny exceped) a7 F. s Freigns ang | hat have ju been added [§) Youkers them to go. tween him and Dennis, but the Aricls’ Passenger. Fare between Nan Francisco and | tua JUBL hoen 4 10 Oskland. | 3 Chivn presbyterian—Rev. J. F. Cowan, : . | D e e Clanncwon a1 | Chief of Police Llovd asks for a dozen ad- | ;1 Pitisburg; Rev. Seort Hershey, Boston, Woodmen of ths World, crack steered wic 5 d “L'“{l‘ went over | >, o | A I dition to guard the new ter- | First M. E Charles Rosds, D.D. OAKLAND, CaL, June 19.—Oaklang | *P¢line a winner. Time, 14: | | S« 1 F 3 AXD— Saohy ainly mot loo many. | Chester, Pa.; Rev. Howard Russell, D.D,| camp No. 94, Woodmen of the World, | 10 'he next race, .“"_Ju""".""d' “fif-r { RAILROAD TRAVEL. | (1” a ( ' In the past, however, the district has| Columbus. , 2 : 3 fl, tie stariers were: Alexander W. | BREA N TR | 5 { e o First A, M. E.—Bi B. Derrick, D.D., | Wil entertain the members of surround- | pite "4 = OBAL McAuliffe, | | P H been atiended to by a couple or soof | FirstA. 3 E—Bi s, DD >* | ing camps on the evening of July 19 a¢ | LaPe, Dolphins; = Charles McAuliffe, | | sleepy Constables, who bad to send to the | NOW York: Bis s Loring Hall .-\rI.]- : }:\ndv Larro:l,cA‘rleA\s; (-e‘nrl;:e | \ \ & \ | 1 UU e RMLROAD' ; 8 s office when any police duty was | piipas 1 “ v b st tee ¥ Collopy, Pioneers, ana C. G. Ayres of the | I\ AU - ittsburg; . M. T. Lumbar, Morrisi | Teams from Spruce Camp, Alameda, A shot Papé 8 { H i required. Ny aud Cypress Camp, Haywarde, will secl; | Alamedas. At ttie shot Pape spurted and i | The answer to the question is very sim- ple. During the past five years many crimes have been commitied in the north- ern partof town, the perpetrators of which have never been arrested, and this is be- cause of the start miscreants had on account of there being no officers near. The Judson robbers might probably have been headed off had the police de- pariment extended a!l over the northern territory, as it will do in the future. Many other crimes have also xone unpunished from the same cause. At the present time Berkeley is in much the same condition regarding police pro- tection as was the annexed territory. It bas a Marshal and possibly a deputy, but essoon as there is a crime committed word has to be sent to the Sheriff’s office, seven miles awuy, and by that_time the thief has probabiv crossed to San Fran- cisco. One well-organized police force along the bay shore would tend greatly to minimize crime, and in itself isa power- ful argument in favor of annexation. £1uart W. Bootn. WAKTED FOR FORGERY. The Police Had a Warrant for Board a Year Ago oa the Charge of Forgory. OAKLAND, Cav., Jnne 20.—The arrest of the individual giving the name of Richard I. Board yes:erday has more sig- nificance than at first supposed. For the past two weeks some one Las been send- ing boys into offices and stores to cash checks and tnus defraud the proprietor. The Brookiyn brewery was victimized in this manner less than a week ago. The innocent perpetrator of that of- fense was Harry Rogers, a bright lad liv- ing at 856 Adelive sireet. He wasac- costed, as was Henry Simmons yesterday, and asked to take a note to the brewery. He did as desired and the firm was out $25 by tbe iransaction. To-day Rogers was en before Board, but could not iden- y him as the man he did tae errand for. The police were surprised to learn this morning that Board was the man for whom they had been looking ior a year past. They hold a ant for his arrest sworn to by a German butcher who then had a chop at Seventh and Webster sireets, He secured $10 [rom him by the method he pursued yesierday and $25 from a sa- Jeon-keeper across the street. The latter would not swearto a complaint but the butcher did. Now he will nave to siand trial on both charges. The police arecon- fident that thay can connect him with other work of that kind, The buicher s'ated to-day that Board had purchased meat of him since. He aid not exolein his neglect to notily ihe police as ue had promisea to do. —_———— Miraculous Escape in » Runaway-. OAKLAND, €AL, June 20. — One of those miracuious escapes from secmingly certain death occurred on Broadway this evening. John Schliiz, who was driving in from Piedmont, lost control of his team, which nad become scar-d at the cars. ghth avenue and Seventeenth-street 3. E Rev. G. 8. Kelly, D.D.. Birmungham; R. Davies, D.D., 'New York Swedish M. E—Rev. D. W. Fab, Iowa; Rev goid, Gardner. Me. .M. C. A., at 2:30 P. X shey, Dr. Russell, Dr. Pent By this arrangement all residents of Oakland as well as visitors stopping here will nave an opportunity to hear as gocd Eastern divines as though they went to San Francisco. There will be no meetings for which people will have any excuse to cross the b General Secretary Francis W. Reii has sent out the following announcement to all speakers upon the programme of the coming convention: You wiil doubtless be aware as soon as you reacn the '97 convention, if you are not already iniormed, ihat California during the past tiree mouths has made wonderful sirides in rallying o ite defense of the Lord’s day. Aithough “we have no Sunday iaw, and the Sabbata desecration in many communities is disgusting, still our Endeavorers have rison 1o their ob igations, and in onur 600 socleiics we ready have over 300 Lord’s day commitiees, hich in less than three months have enrned 5000 creditsand have awakened an irresisiible and marvelous sentiment against Swbbath desecration. We want this zood work to go on. We be. lieve we have only crossed the threshold of our work and that'this convention is to crys- taliz our ideas and inspirs 10 incressed ef- foriand unconquerable determination. You Are 10 speak duriug the convention. 1 beg of §0u that both in your public mddresses aud private couversation you will miss no oppor- tunity 10 strike & b ow t0 help us in the de- feuse of our Lord’s Dav. ieip us w preserve Sunday as a day of rest, quiet aud worship. For the Annexed Torritory. OAKLAND, CaL, June 20.—James S. Naismitn, secretary of the Aunnexatio League of Oakland, has made an explana- tion for the continnation of that organi- zation aiter the election. He declares that it has nothing to do with the Fruit- vale movement nor that of Berkeley. They desire 1o see the will of the people, as expressed ai the ballot-box, 13 not set aside; to fight any atiempt to declare the late election invalid; see that the territory annexed gets the necessary lights, fire alarms, police attention, fire apparatus, etc, needed. He furtber announces that it is in DO way a patronage bureau. Sent to New York City OAKLAND, CaL, June 20.—The Rev. Marshal! Law and wite have been pre- sented with first class round-trip tickes, with stop-over privileges, to New York City by members of the congregation. A purse is being made up to be given them on their departure for the East. Ttey are zreatly elated at the aciion of the parish. - New Railroads. BERKELEY, Car.. June 20 —New street ratlroads are in bro pect for Berkeley, and petizions for trancuises will be asked for at the next weeting of the Trustees, The roads projected are ‘0 take in North Berke- ley and 10 give better communication be- 1ween Northeas: Berkeley and Lorin. The Qakland Consolidated Company is de- clared 1o te the petitioner, but the lines which it i+ proposed to tzke aie not fully known. Then one road wiil go up to Ro e street, on Oxford or Milvia, and the other Rev. ost. Scott Her- project i thoucht o be an ext-nsion of ne San Pablo aveuue line to University They dashed toward the center ot lown,llvculu- put a candidate through in competition. A committee from Alpha and Forest camps, East and West Oakiand, and Peralta Camp, Berkeley, wiil act as judges. Theteam winning will be pre- sented with a tropuy, lo be heid six mwonths. vited to witness the work and pariicipaie in refreshments 1o be served afierward. Play-Writing Contest. OAKLAND, Cav, June i All neighbors in the vicinity will be in- | 20.—Raymond in the plav-wnting contest insugurated by the Oakland Thea titled “Nancy 1ill” and makes hard bits at the preaciers. H. 8. Kirk secured sec- ond and Miss E'izaveth C. Brunner thirJ prize. The latter based her piay upon the contest and its results. An Oid Resident Dead. OAKLAND, Ca., June 20 —William H. Loug died at his bome, 1709 Oak street, { this ‘morning. He was 68 years old and had resided in Alimeda some eighteen years. He ieaves u large fami y. s 4 Moralee Under Arrest, ALAMEDA, Cav, June 20.—Depuiy Constable Georze Grav arrested Michael Mora ee this morning at San Leandro. Moralee has been missing sincs last Thursday, when his collections for his emplover, A. W. Mitchell of the Park- sireet cash grocery, were found some §75 short. He went to San Jose on Wednes- day and came back to Alameda on a pie- nic irain lust night. This morning be went 10 San Leandro and was found ar the hotel there br Gray. He had only 10 cents left of the $75 of Mitchell’s money. He spent some $30 before he leit and ussd up the remaining $50 in 8an Jjose in five days. He will have a hearing before Re- corder St. re on the charge of misde. meanor embezzlement in a few days, r. His piay is en- SOIENTIFIC EXPLOREES. A Party of Scientists Organized for an Expedition to Noriheastern Alaska. A party ot scientists will leave San Francisco this week to explore the region of northeastern Alaska and collect speci- mens of brds, fishes, insects, plants, flow- ers, etc., for the University of Penusylva- nia. The scientists who are preparing to embark on this expedition expect to live in Alaska for two and verhaps three years. The organizer of the expedition is E. A. McIhenny of Lonisiana. He wiil be as- sisied ty W. E. Snyder of Beaver Dam, Pa.. and N. G. Buxton of Johnstown, Pa. Professor Mclibenny was the ornithoio- gist of the expedition which left New York in 1894, under the leadership of F. A Coo¥, 10 expiore Ellsmere Land and sesrch for a lost Swedish party. T is ex- peiition was wrecsed 1n Davis Straits. The scientists will leave this port on the steamer Jenni- and estabiish a base of supplies at Point Barrow. They will take provision and equipment to last two or three years. The rezion of Alaska which they con- Russ of the High School secure first priz | took the lead, with Ayres after him. Nearing the stake boat Ocns jouled and Collopy passed them. Nearing the turn Ayres overcame the lead o Pape and both men turned together. Pape made a pretty turn, but Ayres caught a crab and lost time. Ochbs, having recovered from his foul, wen . after the leaders. His strong strokes rapidly narrowed the gap between him and Collopy. Tae latter vas put out of the race by two inquisitive vapor launches— the Augusta znd Satellite—erossing his bows and causing him to lose his stroke. ape, aithouzh tired from his fast pace, managed to cross the line a winner, a few lengths ahead of Ayres. Time, 14:29. Ochs would have beei a dangerous fac tor in the race had he not been fouled, as he overhauled the leaders in good style, The intermediate fius-onred barge race nad three eutries—the O ympics, Ariels and South Ends. ne iatter crew were unable to enier owing to the sickness of one of its members. The absence of the crew at the start was regretted, as it was considered the winning one, The Olym- pics and Ariels started in what proved to be the closest race of the day. Both crews held together to the stakeboat, where the Olympics gained a slight lead by their quick turn, but the Ariels spur ed and regained their ground. Tie Ariels’ longer sweep began to show itseii and they gradually forged ahead. The O ympies' cockswain kept steering into the Ariels’ wa'e~, ana when near the finish the Ariels were compellea to cross their rivals’ bows. The stroke’s seat in the Olympics’ boat came off 1ts rollersand the Ariels crossed the line four lengths to the good. Time, 13: Ia the four-oared barge junior class, the entries were Alamedas, South Ends, Ariels and Dolpnins. A great deal of time was spent in start- ing these crews, as they were as skittish as young colts. Finaily they gotaway even. The South Ends’ finished stroke began 1o suow itself and they went to the tront. The Dolphins trailed behind the I fo'lowed by the Ariels and Alamedas. Near the stakevoat the Alamedas and Ariels fouled, virtuaily putting them out of the race, The South Knds were never beaded and won by a jarze mar.in from the Dolphins. Time, 12:0L After the race the judges decided that the Aiamedas should be given third p.ace and di:qualified the Ariels. The senior four-oared barge race proved the surprise of the day. ‘The Southend Midzets had s their op- ponents the Alamedas. From the pistol fire the crews held together and turned the stakebout at the same time. It was seen that the Mideets were holding back 50 a3 to make a c.ose finish, and they got it. Neur the line tne Alamedas becan to spurt, and, catching the Midgets off thesir guard, they crossed the line togetler. The judges decided the race a dead hear. After a little the crews s:arted again. The Midgets, profiting by their care- lessness, set a hot clip, and finithed a few lengths ahewd. Time, 12 minutes. The showiog made by the Alameda caused a great deal of favorabie comment. They raced in a boat that they were strangers to, and surprised every one by der, N. G. Buzton, one of the pariy, is a | their splondid work. template visiting is practically unexplored. l;uduuc of Stanford University. he regatta was dne of the most suc- Carroll and | On the water, or on the land—during outings of any kind—there good as ——CHOCOLATE For eating, for drinking, for bak- | ing—it is absolutely essential to every picnic or traveling party. 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