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14 HiMf JV vs x4ir iT1 iT SAN BAKOISCQ CHBONICIJ SATDKIAYf BHJ 3 17 Consul MgTflBgHenjls Reposed HE DECEIVED THE MINISTER PS Wk rzx VERCHAXTfl BETtBS FROM WASHDTGTOS All Received Certificates Fredas Taeaa From Any Blame Attorney a Campbell and ten of the leading Chinese merchants repre senting the 8e Tap Society returned from Washington yesterday bringing a confirmation of the dispatch from Washington heretofore published in the Chronicle regarding the deposition of Conoul General Fung Tung Heng and Vice Consul King Owyang The party left this city about fly weeks ago and after reaching Wash ington experienced considerable difficulty to approaching the Minister Fung Tang Heng and King had preceded them and it is stated that it was due to their influence that so many difficulties were thrown in the way of the See Tap merchants As soon as they arrived Campbell wrote a letter to Minister Tang Tu asking an audience No answer wa received After waiting three or four days he called at the Legation and sent in his card but the Minister refused to see him Campbell then called on ex Secretary of State Foster counsel for the Chinese Minister and stated the case to him Fester used his good Influences and the merchants were given a hearing but It was not satisfactory Several other meetings were held but little progress was made regarding a settlement Finally one night near midnight the Minister sent a messenger and appointed an audience for the next day at 11 oclock The See Tup cook in the Ministers employ had talked to the Ministers wire and a settlement was soon after reached While the party was in Washington a telegram was received from this city by the Minister saying that a murder bad been committed here and tbat a member of the Sing family had killed one of the Dong family Telegrams of inquiry were sent here and the answer wired back that no murder had been committed After we secured our first audience with the Minister through the efforts of Mr Foster said Attorney Campbell yesterday we had Innumerable difficulties to overcome But when the Minister understood our position his hnnotr changed He told us he had been deceived by Fung Tung Heng and King Owyang and declared that he would punish them I will not have i i i rJ I JirttiH The Unemployed Have Gut the New Balboa Road Through to Txocadero HsQiaIU IfVITTh viiiiii Vi McNamara Is His fewest Alias CHANQED HIS NAME BEFORE A LOXO CB1M1XAI RECORD 8KBT5D HIM Forgery Fraad Blackmail sVad EmbessIeateBt Were His Specialties told the Minister that the See Tups were a bad lot of men and had united with the Kong Chow men The Minister would not listen to ns continued Chan Mon Wal until we told him that Fung had said the Minister would pay for the destruction of the headquarters The Minister got mad and said that Fung had deceived He said he had found out that the See Tups were good merchants and he would see that Fung no longer would trouble them Each man brought as a memento of his visit a gorgeous passport in Chinese certifying to his good character A free translation of it is as follows Kmbatsy of the EnToy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to America Peru and Bpain Tang Tu This certifies that the bearer Lee Hen Ton is a native of Canton China Trouble having arisen out of the borcott between the Sam Tups and See Tups only and baring no connection with the Chee Kong Tons and the Hing Chong Woy revolutionary societies but on the contrary being peaceful and law abiding citizens of the Chinese Empire the two Governors HUNGRY TOILERS IlEilSOillD EAGER FOR A DOLLAR A DAY TWO MILES OF BOULEVARD GRADED Half the Chronicles Relief Fan Inrplas Turned Over to Help the TJaemployed The Chronicle has transferred J482 of the surplus of its relief fund to the builders of the Balboa road That sum represents exactly one half the balance left when the relief bureau closed The money could not have been better applied The Balboa road as the new of Canton Internal aad external hall l2Xe i o111 om oeen cansieneo is get recognise this certificate as true and take personal cognisance of the matter Dated the twenty third year of Kwong Sue 22d of second month The principal charge upon which the Minister Issued his order of arrest and confiscation of the property of the rela tives of the leaders of the See Tup So ciety was based on the statement of the Consul General that the See Tup 8ociety was a revolutionary one The articles of incorporation of the Bee Tup Society were shown the Minister besides all its laws and regulations The certificates were then given to re fute the Consuls charges ting along famously It is two miles long now and yesterday a squad of men was felling trees at Trocadero where the Balboa road will cross the way to Ingleslde Six hundred and eighty nine men tolled on the road yesterday fas ting was begun in the hillside and at 5 oclock the roller went to work and kept at it until dark At 5 oclock this morning it will be put on again and will be In use until the men appear at 8 oclock At least a hundred men yesterday were laying macadam The macadam where the men have cut through Into view again There to a decided Improvement in the physical condition of the men since the early days of the work They look better fed and they work with more spring and alertness Some few of them i are more warnuy ctaa Dut were is plenty of roonTTer Improvement in that direction Every dollar added to the fund means work for a man for a day and anyone who takes the trouble to drive the length of the pew road or to wade through the sand will not doubt that the unemployed need the work and the dollar that goes with it Four hundred additional tickets will be given out to day to take the place of those that have expired Fifteen new applications were made yesterday and the work at the city office was unusually light The wheelmen of San Francisco are realising the benefit the boulevard will be to them and local bicyclists have Joined hands with other contributors to help the work through to completion Testerday lettera were sent to all the bicycle clubs requesting each member to do his utmost to see that the cyclers of the city contribute something if It be only a half dollar each Treasurer Daniel Meyers financial statement Issued yesterday shows that so far 6300 20 has been expended in accomplishing what is estimated at 110009 worth of work It Is expected that 700 men will he on the pay roll next Monday The boulevard fund now stands as follows Previously reported 113714 73 A Forbes Son 25 00 Cash 10 SO Nathan Dohrmann Co 26 CO Horace Mann School is GO John Dunn 6 00 Chronicle Relief Fund 482 00 mmfJMALL s22 cSte 21345 VSf 7t MaAZJrts7xaZf iAMua jVavKjJrTZ Cnjzutnicciietjcaxui 3TnPi itiforfiten4eeJ 4 ji4ctC rs Certificate of Deposit Total nsss WELLS DEFEATS HIS OLD RIVAL FOSTER Which Turns Half the Chronicles Into the Boulevard Fund Relief Fund 8urplus those men about me he said He gave us to understand that as far as their positions in this city were concerned they would no longer fill them only time enough being allowed them to settle up some urgent business After that they will be sent somewhere else Every allegation they made was proved false The Minister promised us that he would at once send a message to China ordering the release of the Imprisoned relatives ofthe See Tup merchants and he did so He also provided each of the men with me with a certificate which Will be useful if any of them determine to visit Cllina Before departing he called on us to express his good will and pleasure at being enlightened regard tog the true condition of affairs As soon as the party reached the wharf on this side hey were at once driven to the rooms of the Merchants Association in Commercial street where gome 200 Chinese awaited their eomin 0ian Man Wal stood in the midst of the crowd and told about the visit to Washington and the results He was frequently interrupted by questions and remarks from the others of the party and laughter loud and hwrtr showed how well pleased his hearers Tere After the meeting the party adjourned the Hong Fer Low resUuraoLwhere a uuiiiuci juiing many nours was gfren In honor of the returned voyagers wa gamea everr point we went after tali Lee Chow of Wah Tune Liang Kee Co At Ant the Minister would not hear tu and Loui Shock got very mad He told the interpreter be was an American cltlxen and if he was not treated right he would demand the pifotection of his own Government Be foxa we left Fnng Tung Heng wa no tified that he woald no longer be Cbfl ral here as he had tried to deceive the Minister and thai while KlhgOwyang might come back to the cifvh would I no longer bethe VIce ConsuL When were leaving Ho Jtng Sing secretary jvofj the Legation told8Stn HtnUUr swnald notjet either these two men ttjKheret TteMlhlsteeiald too hal although iitht Consul should protect the people bej had not doneK but had deceived hlmAnd asked the merchant to al 4 wsyi warn the Jdlhitter against bad Consuls iChan Mon Wal said that Fung had As soon as the necessary papers can be prepared the Injunction suit now pending against the Consul will be dismissed and the See Tup Society will declare off the boycott Peace will reign supreme in Chinatown for a while A DEBUT LAST NIGHT AT THE CALIFORNIA Mlii Dorothy LHote Makes Her First Appemraaee In a Standard Comedy Part The California Theater was quite filled last night with a friendly and encouraging audience when Miss Dorothy LHote a new aspirant for dramatic honors made her debut in Tom Taylors comedy The Unequal Match It was an ambitious undertaking and the intelligent performance she gave of Hester Gragebrook may be accounted very creditable since the part is one which few women on the stage to day can play for all it is worth She is an attractive young lady and her method is natural The stronger scenes she haa not power enough lor yet but there Is promise of success for her in Ingenuous roles and the rest may come with experience She had a very fair cist for the comedy including several well known professionals Mrs Egerton made her appearance a modern role as Mrs Montressor In which she was very much at her ease and showed that she understands the necessities of the colloquial of the society play There were some other jQung ladies who were practically new to the stage Miss Linda Pritchard did very well the Uttie part of Miss Leach and Mla Robe son Lady Honeywood Miss fang stroths Bessie Traa also tan excellent performance Carl Smith Mark Fen ton Charlea Thornton Lionel Clarke Richard iMloyGeprge Ryan Metro Sosso Harry Vincent and Charles Walton had the male nartsLTha stage management had been carefully awaaecyiO oyrI3nrfleld Few Arrested far Bnrglary A pant bengmg t3m Hatti WTO Twen tyrsecond street was broken Into early fi5droninaa thre cases of bot Heer atolen 3Te fact was reported to EJi7 aBid Charte Joeeph tailed to Investigate the case Tes SffifiriSLa110Ppalt sCntlerrot whose gnOt tbey cUlm to tare positive evidence 33 Oakiaa Hi mc of On JXhreBlcle ts locate ttMOBroaawiy eeratrmata lied piece is three quarters of a mile long and lies nearest the Almshouse Many men were promoted to be drivers of teams and with four horses or patient mules hauled loads of rock to the builders of the boulevard Most of the teams have been lent by teamsters but more had to be hired yesterday From now on there will be more and more wagon work to be done The barrow brigade was fully a half cleanly and decisively at th same time mile long and very picturesque it looked as the wheelers of barrows al4cui teaja work of which he has been most tripped on each others heels Where they are leveling a hill a little track has been laid and almost the entire two miles has reached the established grade The men are anxious to show progress on Sunday when so many people always visit the place They want to show their friends and all who are interested In them that they have given something in return for their dollar a day Among the men now employed are many who went to work the first week and who have had their tickets renewed The number of old men seems to be increasing There are dozens with white beards and wrinkled faces One of yesterdays tollers bowed with years limped painfully as he dragged his barrow back and forth There are workmens smocks from the old country white shirts patched and ragged jeans and thin clothes that flutter suggestively In the chiirbreexe ihat always blows In that region Two days ago a luncheon wasVcon trlbuted by one Of teehurchesnd tht men are still talking about It Every McCarthy Secures Aaother Victory Wtnnina From Jones and Gattn Several thousand spectators yelled themselves hoarse last night at the cycle tournament as Wells cleverly turned the tables upon his old time rival Walter Foster In a series of three match races alt three of which Wells captured The big fellow used the best kind of judgment throughout and had speed at his command that was Invincible While upon the other hand Foster seemed lacking in that generalship for which he has always been noted After losing both the mile and two mile heats by trying to win out In the homestretch It was thought Foster would change his tactics In the five mile race and make his fight on the backstretch But he repeated the same mistake for the third time and his colors were low ered to his giant opponent in genuine earnest Wells had his work cut out for him In good style and inches only separated him from Foster in all three finishes That small margin was enough however and as a result the large contingent orBay City Wheelmen present fairly made the rafters rattle with their clamorous manifestations of joy Although defeated Foster lost none of his popularity as he rode in a way to make the spectators fairly tingle with excitement McFarlahd added another victory to his string by cleverly annexing the mile open from Jones and Eaton He did it proving the utter fallacy of the rfo regetable gardens here succulent cabbages and beets grow TheJ Tege tables must be a constant temptation tohungry men with hungry children at home but there has been so far not a single case or foraging In the barrow brigade yesterday were three men In line one a young English clerk with a sick wlfeythenext a sturdy young Mexican then an old man All tnese were iqrxnencneats oAb relief unjustly accused Longhead and Beck er failed to qualify tor the final much to the disappointment of many who greatly desired to see these two cracks meet once more To nlxhtls the last appearance of the Eastern cracks In this city until next wlnteras the entire aggregation leave to morrow morning tor Memo his Tenn where they start on the Southern circuit The special feature to night Is thei Eaton Longhead match race of three mile neatsr The following Is the summary Aratcb race Weils vs Walter Foster nrst neat one mile Wells won lime ziu a Second heaV two miles Weils won Time 4S454 Third heat five miles Wells won Time 112S 4 One mile open professional first beat Aueir ones pi uan xancisco first A TerrulorSin Francisco second Time 2l24 i Second heate Allen of Spokane first urwoug otevcuaBK IDWa secOUO Tune 228 4 5 Third-heat aF Terriaof San Francisco JlrsjWEw Beckeriof Minneapolis second Timeiai FourOj ea Jayaton of Chicago first day now their work Ilea through Italltn Sijfc MajSf i oon vegetable rardena here mncnl I TSeizlS LZJL Final McFarland wonJem vn Eatn thtrd Time 0 2 jLy CirmorHrjiBKiwHirisc6ssra ii JCEff 80aATI0V QA8DA8nnDrr The Randart itanatlei Gas tOtrnlAion attached to jUV Btr eoetrottlanth wawit iBtomiUcaOfa keeping ths flam stesdyaBll auowuts wm ormurwiag prerrsittr break IttaMchiienasthesewhoarei JJJi building the road There uot a day that the bbulevard Kr tins aad buinels are animliavL a Blcfcertt lights remedied aaqptpes psmptd mb If Beecsami JtU eoclaJata mhhm aw makeddotlMve distingue parares aad batteries arsnended to CKLSCTKICAI DEPARTMENT fan caarr lakes if teetrM narht hirnl pathep yeetday Walteroite oaixanasDigpanyoiineninniStaiiyw Vt3xttttfkaUmt tarnUht4 te era ho tooled out thaTnrlvti wiarf TK fftTni thartwlth iv tTi coulfaot rnenrworfcirher ueuajrew on were puea upreaaytO EtlmaU sl rea Xor att fclfidaf elartrtraJ VT T7 pat vrr staica tors JCon OConnor drives out almost every day Ex Mayor Bllert and Editor BunJcegaout every evening to be carried home at nlrht for firewood but they could seethe broai open ilhermonthty aes art aecortjart aw stretch where Balboa toad leaves thl HeSi aad tat JJr 1 T4 wrra ammi auau tuii cj auu aaiii av Arocaaero I His phenomenal luck has deserted him and Morgan Powell Morgan alias Ererard Milton Morgan has been run to earth and may soon have to answer fur some of his many misdeeds The mUslng lawyer was located yesterday ati the ranch of Jud McCeirnan sear Orris fourteen mile from Ukiah where he has been since noon of March 16th passing under the name McNamara Eugenie Flora Howell is the name whereby Miss Maybon would prefer to be known in her connection with the Morga 01bCTWn combination to black mall Alslp It Is not usual for young women under like circumstances to give their true names In telling the story the Chronicle used the name Howell to designate Miss Maybon because it is the one by which she has been known to many Miss Maybon ti a wife and mother now in a distant Eastern State and she would doubtless prefer that this story should be told of Eugenie Flora Howell So far as the story relates to the woman there is little to add to what has been already told Alslp is possession of a receipt for 1500 for legal services written and signed by So rimer who denies any connection with the affair George Bchell demonstrates that he had no connection whatever with the affair He was at one time a partner of Morgan A Seriv ner but he dissolved It before the Maybon woman became Morgans client The Chronicle to in possession of copies of the contracts powers of attorney bills and documents forming a part Of this most remarkable conspiracy but there is another story to tell the story of Morgan of forged decrees of divorce whereby men and women gained a supposed freedom to wed again forged notes mortgages and bogus deeds a story of criminality remarkable chlefiy because the criminal has so long befooled the law For over twenty years Morgan has alternately played the roles of honest man and rogue but until his last exploit haa managed to escape prosecution His immunity from punishment hitherto has been due mainly to the loyal efforts of hit divorced wife Mar garetta who sacrificed to the last dollar her individual belongings to square ac counts for him while he was a fugitive from justice Mrs Margaretta Morgan has become known to the public as No 2 but facts are coming to light that show her to be entitled to be called No 1 It having developed that the first Mrs Mor gan so called was not so by virtue of any legal marriage The void In this respect was covered by a certificate of marriage forged by Morgan in order to give a respectable color to his relations with Nellie Horton a woman for whom he had previously procured a decree of divorce At mat time ne was Known as Morgan Lowell Morgan which was the name bestowed upon him by his parents He was a young lawyer practicing in San Francisco but be cause of his relations with the Horton woman he became a defaulter for 1800 and fled changing his name to Everard Milton Morgan He located in Mon leray county and by Industry and application built up a considerable practice unidentified as the San Francisco defaulter He became the deputy district attorney and married Miss Margaretta Williams August 2 1877 at Slacks canyon Monterey county representing to her that he had been previously married but that be had been divorced from his first wife at Vlsalia The decree which he displayed in proof of this Is now believed to have been a forgery He had three times sought the hand of Miss Williams and had been three times refused but finally he appeared with a document purporting to be a marriage license and pleaded that she Join her Ufe to hit She yielded and for nearly twenty years she endeavored to make an honest man of him loyally keeping his secrets defending his name for their childrens sake and endeavor ing by every means In her power to re pair the damage he did to others All the while she knew that her consent to wed him had been gained by a trick and that the marriage license exhibited to her had been but a forgery though the one under which the marriage had been performed was genuine The young lawyer prospered His wifes estate gave him funds where with to operate At one time In Kings burg Fresno county he ran a planing mill a hardware store a law aad real estate office and was also deputy postmaster and a candidate for the State Assembly He was prospering and so he negotiated with the San Francisco people whom ne Bad victimised and squared accounts and for the first time in eight years communicated with his own family But prosperity was too much for him He wanted to climb faster He needed money to branch out and helped himself to 3600 of the funds of the Kingsburg Irrigation Ditch Company He forged the name of Hodges for 1200 and after deed Ing certain property to his uncle George Powell without the tatters knowledge forged his name to a note and mortgage and procured several thousand doifarsjmore Adcxenother forgeries were committed Morgan us ing his position as notary to certlfy to tuegenuinenexsufspuri6udocuments Exposurecame and hefled to Honolulu by way otMexico under an assumed nanwi The wif ev left behind went res olutely vrorkandby eompromlilng wua creouqrs ana paying tne losses of those 4KclvedvJriiMiforgerleg prs cured him Immunity and madeit bos albtatorhtmrttunv to the United empldyedsi bookkeeper orCsitfeaV Cook Jn this Vosltlon ha won ihe con fldnee of Tilaemplbyeii andrwaVby them pohited aif agent td cloe up tneor oran on Favjaluitllnthe Marshall Islandav Th accompahledr him thither but returned ftfSan TTnMtjv 6eJoreihliite3p3pAe ofaccounttat KlngburgrA Mean tlmeMorganhavlng completed hlsbusmessMatJalultjuccessfulIrhad won the regard of his iemnlojrerr and 1 they procured hlsappolntmenL to the united states Consular agency at Jalultand tothe Jlawiuan Consulship at that place JMrs Morgan alsVprof cured employment for him as the agent of A twfordCpVahd prosperity once more dawned for them But It was the same old story When he came back to Bait Fran clsco Crawford Co had his books experted and refused to pay his claim of 23700 for salary and sued out aninjunctlon toprevehthlniestab Ushlnga rival firm Inlmaln ess at JalulC Oncemorereduceditoecettltyhere sumeu nis euortSas a lawyers ciera obtaining employment with Scrlvner Scheil at a low salary His Industry and ability attracted the notice or a wealthy man who became his client and patron establishing him In busi ness lending him money and further ing his Interests in many ways even to the extent of naming Morgan and mem oers oChisiamlly as beneflclarfesunder his wlU for mW Notwithstanding this Morgan plotted the ruin of his benefactor but was unsuccessful Prosperity seemed to be a stimulus to dishonesty with Morgan Almost simultaneously with the conception and execution of the plot against Alslp he was practicing other frauds One of his favorite plana was to procure cheap divorces quickly After filing a petition and making a bogus return of summons and having gone through the form of taking testimony he would palm off upon his client a forged Instrument purporting in be a decree One of the victims of this fraud was Mrs A Collins She was about to be married again when she accidentally discovered the fraud that had been put upon her By threats of exposure and prosecution she Induced Morgan to prosecute her suit to final issue and obtained from him a genuine decree Other Instances of similar frauds are mentioned A Mrs Mutgrave was swindled out of a small sum by a similar petty game A Mrs Schumaker gave him U000 to deposit In court In a suit for the partition of an estate The money never got beyond his pocket His Vic tims are too many for enumeration The Alsip Maybon blackmailing affair was the last straw upon the conscience of his already overburdened wife and her suit for divorce was begun in consequence Four months after her decree was obtained Morgan married his stenographer who is the No of newspaper designation I Pimples Notches NatkheadsretroatlLI oUymothv skin itching scaly scalp dm tEn sxd falling hair and babr blemishes preventea oy jencusa ooir the mostr effective skin purifying aadbeanUfring soap in the worU as well as purest sad sweetest xot toues pun ana naoerjv A DECISION AGAINST PUGILIST SHARKEY His Meeting With FlUiImmont Was if at BTeeesaarllrav Prise Fight Pugilist Thomas Sharkey received a legal knock out In the Superior Court yesterday Rauer Is suing Sharkey to recover moneys alleged to be due William Allen for services rendered In training the pugilist for his encounter with Fitxstmmons Attorney Barnes in behalf of Sharkey moved last week for judgment on the pleadings Judge Seawell has now denied this motion holding that Rauer was entitled to a trial upon the merits The complaint of Rauer alleged that Alien trained Sharkey for a fistic encounter with Fitxsimmona Attorney Barnes took the position that fistic encounter meant prlxe fight and argued that the contract being opposed to public morals and public decency could not bo considered in court Judge Beawell did not agree with the argument of Barnes He was unable he said to ascertain from the complaint that tha training of Sharkey had anything to do with a prise fight He added that there was nothing in the pleadings to show but what Sharkey had trained simply that he might be able to protect himself against a threatened assault by Fltxsimmons A fistic encounter added the Judge may be but Is not necessarily either a prize fight or a battery on the part of each participant The order of the Court was that Sharkeys motion be denied a The Body Identified The body of the man taken from Fremont and Mission streets to the Receiving Hospital on Thursday wai Identified at the Morgue yesterday as that of Alexander Dick a molder bytrade SS rears old and a native of Canada He died from consumption from which he had been suffering for some time The Identification was made by David McKenxle of 20 Clementina street and George Kontadt 443 Buena Vista avenue iKCUUffttfsV SBssgl tm i HUMORS 4 wmm fev i4 So Soy la tall ftfaaifcaa Ik wartV fvmtnMa A Cm tm tair Safe fneaBafe a JlZ tar 41t tt ntTtatlUaaanaalM Sta A I1ILTTI TfA a yis ci San Francisco Steoo 1 931 933 Market Street Next to Hale Br TheLarffestStore Ths Lanrost 8txsg ThelAWt Styles The Lowest Wees All BUOdard nod traa tha best maanfactai fi era trt also tbltag axvott lor baa mncraco midiioe Ltdtea HmtXnroi and CbUdrat tlflt Vkttt otraprcUlite W1 arrajl mf llmian4 ard crades la ttiutradV re are ntfrrinc IMIK AXI JUSK OXTUKtrS AJtO 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