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fc JSU niLit SAdOTSCO jv riii iv lfiiiuiuii uiaiUfiuiinLi xjmwmrmnmrMMn Ml Wr iTr JI 15 7 career 4 THIWPJ EOTBMB13 1 Ai Oi off lOIIiEI lit oupi jiltufcr 8tjlr Oue Weil Ktb 1 jceTteortd GroyUralBi new designs at asTsTsrd actual value Si 25 ayard rle bailolMchea Feao dr Bote asd irWes 1 sad SI 2 a yard tie Mat alas ret xitcaht iIrtOrtnWe sural Satla at sOe I1 aSDlealtldCaMLlnine Wrncr Ktaured Taffeta Silks for Walstt at ana BS yard Tit balance of our cheeked and striped Wash aika and plain colored China Silts at 25c per j4 OPENING OF NEW FALL DRESS GOODS Crepni In Great VarUty Sew 49 Inch Heavy Kcotca Cheviot Mixtures at Irrani Una of Sonde Bolting at S3 80 atoll Vew crepone la Black and all colors a 13 81 a tan Mt pattern 3ccant Kovalty belt Patterns at Slu S12 GO rtsSi5 rmr Alack of new FancT WmtM in black coc4 plcu wUn all tie latont noreltlas of the tea fiin pnets rBis iiQta ova pvr xax Special Sal of TelUnga ponole Wldtn and Thrtft qnartef Width All Silk yeinap In Black and colon at 23c a yard Country orders receive prompt attention flood sent CO or on rrcelot of If ordar aampies seat lr upon appUcatloa SAN FRANOISOO SAMUELS 104 100 mm I 108 Karnr St mmm T1 BLANKETS Ijisalfffls AUMEDAS SCHOOL FUNDS C09STAB nrCTLEB ESCAPES TRIAL Ills Honor Jade Friel la Lenient With Tomtnfal Bicycle ThfetT jo IfiflKt am ProsiuHil is IWl OFRCE3 Ha I to iv A 9 In City ar in tha NawlJ wg JqHRONIOLE BUILDING 1 lalti Sotrt of Saa rr ooifloa Ta mu ef iai hw nntiani afflaea an Rnoiirau amiptrM HesmmoOtUM nlchineiu CLCCTItlC LIOHTS Evin i hi iMiiHoivciir oni twlHn I Ukhj Momt a 0a innnr ivnin a in BMK aui lmge sad no banwd out Bauatfayt and holiav Tb EUtraiors ra fi nl0 aa rf aay la Um iraar I i This week we contlnne our Oret Bpeclal Bale of TOTiJ WHITE BLANKETS but ENORMOUS REG UIAR PURCHASE of which oonpled with the broken line oi two large mills recantlj closed oat to us place us la a positioa to show the LARGr LINES AND HEs VALUES EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY All the numbers we enomorata ar made on this Coast and wo prefer them because they are Better Cheaper and Home Products i Signature is printed in BLUE diigopally across the OUTSIDE wrapper 1 40 5 of every bottle of the Original and Genuine Worcestershire iiie SAUCE As a farter protrctlon against all imitations AjeoU for tha United States JOHN J3UKCANS SONS NT5S mfr WHT WASTE TiaE AND M05KY WITH ii doctors vrx iwiLb on rsan thepre scrlptlon of a new and posltlTo remedy tor a iiSrmpt and Jastlagcojt for lost hakhood asd HMroTKscT rmnoi a doctor but a lawyer and tJUaived this wonderful formula while in frx 3ne from th mM celehrsted speclalsi In da rrsaesfUieGeuito CrlnaryTanittie world erer isew it made a new man of me and It wiuao ftitnirn Vnrnnunin varicocele ana STItttTHXI0 SMALL WKAK TKOASS 18 KF savTiTKCLT MiBTiLocs nrH a wocdema ttaase will be madrin from IS to ii days by ttj fasertat too will be anoauhed iVKT majt snftnnf from XKSVfica Iikbihtt or any other trouble caused bv Yolthfci Kssosj or excesses of any kind anonld send at once for wis SfiIsclDse tixteea canu In stamps to pay postasa Uttm plainly BRISCO30i jft 1531 Sutter Street WvQAN FRANCI8CO CAL ilSOiiMEH EMfly Qnlekly rnBaaestly RestwiKt Weakness Her oaie Debliur ana au 5 of tus irom oi aJSMffltS cpmentandtonetTTOw ate ttnproTBUKii zzz At 89 50 a Pair 200 pain 14 i FINEST LAMBS WOOL WHITE BLANKETS made In Golden Gat MUU Baa Francisco elegant finish mill cot 11 15 At 87 50 a Pair 800 pain 134 LAMBS WOOL WHITE BLANKETS erery thread fine trade wool 83 Inches wide mill cost 9 60 At S6 50 a Pair 3 lots 12 PUKE LAMBS WOOL WHITE BLANKET3ilirhtly tolled cisnd iamlly trade 72 inches wide mill cost 87 9a At 5 50 a Pair 90 pairs 12 A HEAVY WHITE OREGON WOOL FAMILY BLANKETS solid serviceable extra site goods Tains lorf7 At 85 00 a Pair 10 rases 124 HOUSEHOLD FINE CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS 72 inehes wide value or S7 60 At 84 00 a Pair cases 114 HOUSEHOLD BLANKETS folly 6d laches wide well made Calltorala wool Talne or 3 SO Ncrt lOOO palr WHITE AND COLORED BLANKETS Eastern makes rom 75c to 3 a pair LINEN SPECIALS These will sot be told to the trade At 25c a Yard 1 cue BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK not all linen 8a inches wide At 40c a Yard 25 pieces EXTRA HEAVY IRISH LINEN CREAM TABLE DAMASK 58 inches wide new designs rains for 50c At 81 50 a Dozen 100 dozen BLEACHED HCCK TOWELS Irish linen close fine weave site 18x38 inches 2 goods At 8135 a Dozen HEAVT GERMAN ALL LINEN 34 NAPKINS 22 inches square fttt edges on both sides 1 75 quality At 7c a Yard Two cases bleached Pure Linen CRASH TOWELINO 17 Inches wide edges woTen fast value or 10c At lOc a Yard 200 pieces CHECK GLASS LINEN jlSinthe wide heavy close weave fast woven edges Irish make Ttlun for 12 NOTE Special valnet in odd lots TOWELS CRASHES and remnants TABLE DAM ASKS 8 WASH GOODS LINES The Season Isalmost oyer semft large iinetfleltTTfiey closed out as wenever darty goods Prices Will dolit and els No ttmplci given and not sold to CUV weivtw To tlose an 5o a 50 pieces nw CRINKLED SEERSriCKERa heavy cloth dark colorings vUne or To Close at 10c a Yard BetTT wide width PERCALES new colorings a good llnei value or 13 and 15c I at 5c a Yard IcSevV Sfe V4KTS i IS Slati YJtS li tTtihire impcsslhle txnlaaaUon and pr ti VWJI impossible 2JW tfilSufreev UoniSd proets msiled tfeacdJ rxetv CO Buffalo iKERjEWFniDAi flilij 3 tlVITAirTTTOT ar Siiusih 4 SRefrigeiator8dry tindlsweei 0OarPfeaynAtn rmttaK rnilKetO secanizitr oxiveslfelTisre tasted fiodcJc8cdd J7 jsfeefflaardvlriiggistpEEimAj ALTMFC03AlWMtTSLffWiflr I vSS8ldiSito snTaddrcst Prtce re we hare nrast be oyer onr nothing tore keep ird To Close ISO pieces Best Dress ftyle striped ZEPHYRS and SEERSUCKERS median colorings toiid closely iroven cloUii wers 12K and 15c To Close a fie a Xardl A good lias alee fine FLANELETTfcS and oniing cloths Tilns tor 7Hv Xboat 13 cosen Fast BlsckV Itiuin Ctoth ADIES BKIRTS weU mads snditiShd thster fl 23 eselw to beo ertd at SJev urn -a i aN1 JP 9 Mrs Daniel dHeart of Oakland teUs a mosi aamaginz story on ner husband and oaer which the police will probably SrentUute OHearn is now In the Oak land City Prison and will come ud to day for sentence for beating his wife wno said yesterday she had stood his abuse for six years and was thoroughly tired of it She showed marks on her person where her husband bad struck her Judge Wood concluded to make CHearna cash ball 150 which was big enough tb keep him In prison over night Sirs OJHearn who fs more than ordinarily Intelligent was seen yesterday at her residence at East Fourteenth street She told of her long suffering me and some things besides which make the past career of her husband very dart Mrs OHearn Is a sister of George Jeffreys the Southern Pacific engineer who obtained such unenviable notoriety among the railroad strikers and who was also accused of the murder of Edith Olga Ayers the agent at the little station of Brighton above Sacramento Jeffreys was tried for the murder and acquitted and OHearn and his wife were witnesses against Jeffreys Mrs OHearn now says she was forced to testify as she did against her brother because her husband threatened to kill her if she did not It was the opinion of the detectives that my husband knew more about tbut case than he cared to have get out she said He was In the employ or tne railroad company up to the time a me nie wnen ne lost his position ACCOrdln tO hid Wlf InnrtVO Is wanted in Montana for kllllne a man She says About eight years ao he i eLIn Montana and he got Into trouble with another man at a dance he told me and the two went outside and had a fight OHearn threw the man down and beat him about the head with a rock so that he died soon after Then my husband made tracks out of the country Since that time he has been living on this Coast He has traveled under many names while In Mendocino county he was known as Daniel McKay In San Francisco he was employed In the railroad yard as Reed Later in Sacramento he was known as John Marden At one time In Tacoma he took the name of Laridingham He drew a pistol on a saloon keeper In Sacramento named Harrington but bystanders interfered While employed as a cook in the Brunswick Hotel be struck me on the arm with a soup ladle and left a permanent mark He said at that time I will kill you yet I may not do it rn one year or two but it will be lnsideof five years Mrs CHearna sister corroborated the story told by the abused wife and paid she was positive that OHearn is wanted by the Montana authorities SCHOOL FUNDS SCRUTINIZED Cotinty Expert DaTta Seeks Ughton the Financial Tangle Much ado about nothing is the expression applied by the Alameda county school officials regarding a stir that has been raised by the Board of Supervisors regarding the expenditures by School Trustees for maintenance of the various district schools of the county County Expert Fred Davis has undertaken in behalf of the Board the task of ascer taining the exact condition of the finances of the school districts There have been warrants drawn to the amount of about 140000 to maintain the schools during the present half of the fiscal year These warrants will not be payable until December when the apportionment of State and county taxes is made The fact that this amount is outstand lng against the school funds has given rise to rumors and statements that the county school fund is impoverished The Superintendent of Schools states that this Is an error He says the necessity for drawing waranta ahead is due to the fact that funds for school maintenance are not available during the first half of the school year as the tax apportionment is delayed until the last of the term In order to keep the schools in operation the waranta must be drawn and payers are forced to discount or hold them until there is money to the credit of the fund in the county treasury The School Trustees under the law are compelled to kec the schools In operation at least eight months of the year They cannot spend In advance more money than will enable them to furnish facilities for that minimum term The County Superintendent has supervision over the district funds to the extent that he must not allow any of the Trustees to overstep the limit Axed by law The situation at present Is one which the Board of Supervisors will attempt to regulate In some way to cause a more even distribution of funds so that the warrant shavers will not reap such a harvest The warrants now outstanding are for expenses Incurred during the present fiscal year SAVED FROk STATE PRISON Judge Frick Mereifnl to at Tooth of Previous Good Character William Bock an eighteen year old boy was saved from the State Penitentiary yesterday by Superior Judge Frick The lad was arrested at An tioch two months ago for stealing a bicycle which he had rented from Smith In Oakland He was returned to Oakland and held for trial on a felony charge His youth and the fact that he had been able to secure credentials attesting his nrevibtir ood character in Oregon I whence hecamei appealed to the Dia trictSAttorney ana juage ticv xes terday Bock was taken into court and allowed to plead guilty to a misde rqeanor charge which was followed by a sentence of six months imprisonment In the County JalL Judge Frick delivered an impressive warning Jo the boy from the bench i i ks riGLKRi GOES PUKE An Kx conataiile Kaeapea xriai est JDtetrlci Attorney Snookdld jiot ttiink himself capable of convicting ex Con sUbla James Ingier ifieldJ foY iriai months ago for assa weapon ingier vrbre aitar andis a petty poll ticlan alu ays at thebeck and caH of those vwhi needed Ws servlcea He was on a spreene night early In tne year ana aiscnargea nis pivot so the bullet struck a man named Ryan in the leg Ingier was arrested and was examined before Judge Wood who held him for triaJ Ioslera escapade oe curred at Twelfth street and Broadway Months have elapted since any effort was made to try the case on its merits There has been somecomplalnt made that the operations of the law with regard to soma cases is odd Inglers case was dismissed on the stated ground that there waa not evidence sufficient to wnyexi ri Judge Frick granted the motion of the District Attorney dlsmissin this as well as the Frank Shay case where the defendant was held to answer for trial on a charge of perjury despite the protestations of the deputy district attorney who acted as prosecutor at the hearing and wanted the defendant dismissed CHARLES STUARTS PLIGHT Wedded to a Widow TJnder False Pretenses Charles Cornelius Edward Stuart pleaded not guilty in the Superior Court yesterday when arraigned before Judge Frick on a charge of mutuatlng the marriage license records of the County Clerks office Stuart has been locked up in the County Jail since he was held ifor triaL His wife Mrs Ada Moore Stuart the well to do widow who was beguiled into marrying him visits the jail occasionally but she has not re 1 lented sufficiently to make an effort In his behalf Stuarts confession to County Clerk Jordan that he was a bigamist rather set his Oakland catch against him She had known him only two months and in that brief space of time he had won her and was wren on the road toward raising a purse from her store of gold wnen a bunglltur at tempt to change the record of the marriage license affidavit wrecked his hopes and landed him behind the bars Stuart claimed to have been in receipt of remittances from England They have not been forthcoming of laieand his Oakland wife appears 4n no mood to relieve his financial wants notwithstanding her frequent visits to him Should Stuart escape upon the charge now hanging ver mm be will probably be taken to Turlock In the San Joaquin valley where Bond a hardware merchant threre claims Stuart em bezzled about S450 from him a year of so ago He will be tried on October 5th SUPERB BUILDING SITES CiMtttf offiWUmSpif TWO WEAR CONSIDERED WEST BERKELEY FAVORS A BOND issubC ClUsens of That Place Dealre New Schools Dttilt and Streets Tmpreyeai Oaklands Boulevard Tract Is Especially Salted for Residences Those who are figuring on participating In the auction sale of the Boulevard tract in Oakland will not have long to wait for next Saturday afternoon at Toclock the lots will be disposed of It has been many years since so much interest was taken across the bay in a real estate event and This is owing to the splendid equipment of the property and its availability for residences The combination of scenic charms is one that cannot be equaled in Alameda county for Lake Merritt fronts the lots and the Piedmont hills keep guard on the north The City Hall of Oakland is only half a dozen blocks away and a network of electric lines keep the tract in touch with the town The property Is ready for immediate building It is surrounded by macadamized streets and cement sidewalks1 and is thoroughly sewered and lighted The opportunity Is the best investors and homeseekers have had for many a Jay a MRS MKEANDS WEALTH Her WUiLeavlnff the Estate In the Family Is Filed The wlllof the late Mary McKeand wife of George McKeand a well known searcher of records was filed for probate in the Alameda county Superior Court yesterday The testatrix states that the property In Oakland and in Marin county is worth about 8000 Then she had some real estate In Australia of considerable value The devisees are the husband their daughter Constance McKeand and Charles Warry The latter Is not at home He Is a seaman An Austrian Smith Vlska Guhermovlch came all the way from San Jose to get a license in Oakland to marry Stane Guhermovlch of the former city The oddity of the name struck theelefk and he questioned Guhermovlch The latter explained laughingly that he was an Austrian and that there were fifteen families of that name In the town he came from Guhermovlch Is all the same as Smith in English he said He got his license Carnnlls Estate Nathan Carnall the San Fran cisco real estate dealer who died on August 28th left a very small estate His wife has applied for letters of adminis tration on the property which consists of 500 worth of personal effects in his Oakland home zoo shares of stock in the Carnall Company valued at 100 and 300 shares of stock in the CarnaH Hopkins Company vaiuedi at 100 re sides some other small items ii OAKLAND NEWS NOTES Louise Marsh has sued George A Marsh fora dlvoroe9Ti A 9 By order of Chief or Fpiice Lloyd the sighs across Oakjajicrl sidewalks are A license was issued yesteroay for the marriage of OriyMelv1nFarwell to Clara IiOvledeDayttaoi a Louis Flemteijui3MiifAtftiette Thorn were married inTSanrFjanCisco on Monday last They now reaioe at 557 Nineteenth street Oakland The divorce suit of Mary Elizabeth Sweeney against John Sweeney has been dismissed The parties patched up their difficulties out of court For the building of1 the Jnnrmary sewer GHarrison has secured Edson Adams and Senator Ell Dennison as sureues worK win oe commenceaon Friday Mayor Davie has signed the ordi nance which forbids heavy teaming on thai boulevard He also approves the ordinance which requires electric car bells at street crossings Adeline Jones Cram wilt give a read lng at the First Unitarian Church of Oakland on Tuesday evenlnrr October 1st She will be assisted by Mrs Olive Iteed Batchelder the singer Thomas JThompsoh manager of the Oakland High School athletic team was so seriously hurt yesterday while jumping that he may bef laid Lup pr some time The injury in his Knee JohnPf Irish and TvViCator will hold a joint discussion on the money question at MiUs Tabernacle in Oakland Mr Irlih will take the gold side and Mr Cator the stiver side of the debate ThVultyof John Lord Love as sigaee of AW Bowman against the Oakland Bank of Savings has been set for November 12th to department 4 of the 8uperior Court The suit Is for 120 chares efBanltof California stock May NanneryJand her company have estabusnea tne uaxiana xneatcr anu are playingj3y Order of the Caar to large audiences They give a double comedy biU next rweekrLfindMe Five Shillings and Arabian NlghtsThls is the most pronounced theatrical uajuana nas anown in year The Citizens of Jtlameda are ipfV strongly convinced that Alameda Is the proper loatibnr foirthe Wilmerdlng Schoot A humDer otprppertywners hafe already prbralsedjto Bubscriberto thehdf or the purchase of slVsite Chairman Forderer yesterday apr prdnted a jmmlttee eif nine to obtain subscriptions for the purchase of either one of the sites proposed for the schoo The wirnrnltteellricludeir gentlemen Henry Sevenntg jPres dent of the Bank of Alameda iZBitt Lamborn Clty Clef kfjF jABlankT candy manufacturer HanKey real estate dealer CCtyolbergcaplUllt and ex City Trustee George Wright anattorney ARemmeL real estate dealer Michael Kane retired capitalist and David Hirschfeldta prominent property owner ThecbmmlUee will hold a meeting in a fewdays and settle upon a plan of action The gentlemen who are most interested In the matter Sre confident thattheyK canTobtaia Loney enough to buy either the Thomr son site on High street or the othef site at tne west isna Tneyare conn dent hat they can secure the school for Alameda as soon as theltegents of the University are made aware of the ad vantages which Alameda has to offer them Frodden Street Superintendent of the city of Alameda is confined to his residence as the result of a painful injury which he sustained On Tuesday afternoon Mr Frodden ras driving along Jackson street in Oakland In a cart when he was run Into bV a vegetable peddlers wagon and thrown out Into the macadamized street His right hip was badly hurt although no bones were broken and he will not be able for several days to attend to his duties as Street Superintendent and superintendent of construction of the new City Hall The ladies of the Alameda Womens Christian Temperance Union have decided to begin an aggressive campaign against the saloons In Alameda They claim that they have good evidence to crave that a number of the saloon men have violated the lfttT by selUng Uquor to minors and they propose to lend aid to the strict enforcement of the law The association will also make a special effort in the way orwons ror ure cause of the extension of the Selective franchise to women as they believe that this will greatly aid the cause in wnica tney are interested jlF The Alameda Motnerr ana xeacners Club wlllhave an interesting meeUng this afternoon in tne pariors oiiine Park street Methodist Episcopal CurciL The8ubJect to be discussed is comoramttnishment and the discus sion wmce jeo oy mravAr nj yaaptna ana urs owenl jj The suit of Seymour Arada against the Alameda and Oakland Electric Railway to Teeoverrt29 damages has been taken under advisement by Justice MorriN aud decision will be ren dered in a rew days Araaa ciaima that he was elected from One Of the companys cars in Oakland on July 4th because tne collector tneo to cuuew fare from him a second time and he re fnspd to nay It Renalrer Goobv of the Alameda and Oakland Electric Railway has in his possession a bicycle which he acquired In a somewhat singular way Gooby found It out on the Webster street roadway at about 12 oclock last Monday night and so far no one has laid claim to it Mr Gooby proposes to keep it until an owner appears -The funeral services of the lateJacob Rleglehuth of Alamedawill take place to day from his late residence on Pacific avenue between Second and Third streets The body wUi be taken to St Marks Church In San Francisco and from there to Laurel Hill Cemeter1 where the interment vrtll take place Miss Hannah Farrell and Louis Richardson of Alameda were married last night at the Pacific HoteL The wedding ceremony was followed by a reception in the hotel parlors Miss Fsr reirs mother had attempted to stop the ceremony but the couple outwitted her aS was told in yesterdays Chronicle and are now man and wife WEST BERKELEY MASS MEETING tlsff fiTirilM ttnirisssot TTrslMini nTairii Schuberts larasdas4aiat Rose of Svaaaer Jfr PaJaefte sang two Sonet jum Clark gave areelUttos avad Prof essor Ardley reotted peeau Aaaong the guesu were preMeew aaa Mrs Ardtey aad daughters Mias Clark MrChase Mrs Hunt Mfas Hunt Mlas CaasWy Mlsav GrAjtMtaa Fox Mri Gibbs Miss Lw HarnHHr Mies Nettle Stewart Miss Wada Mr Keliey Mies laralln Meesra Palaehe KeHey Twlt ParkhursL Bakerr Frofeaser Wysham Mr aamtaUiMxih Wefcker anatne Messrs we wicer ana rteyiyr Swan Tha north end of Berkeley has been visited during the last few evenings bx thieves who purloin garden nose inree complaints hive been lodged with the Marshal during thelaat week LJeutenant Commander Wadham of the United States Navy wilt deliver a lecture entlUed Idfe on Board Ota Man of war attht First Congrega uonai cnurcn to morrow ercuin Commander Wadhaixthaa been thirty five years In the service and has visited airports of the globei and had many interesting experiences tm sriee eiub or the class of nn not ganlxed yesterday at Stiles HalL It was once in a flourishing condition but the regular rehearsals became less and less frequent until theceased altogether They Intend to supfily the music at sthe junior day farce to be given by the class the Utter part of the term Five or tne varsity iuo are It Charles Els ton Allen Smith Frank Taylor Bu Whipple ahd XiJEtaw llngs The other members are Robert Chestnut Arthur Eiston tu kuooi tomGFRelnhardt Arthur Elston aaafcHHowi Mljauoaaci companlst aA Csspresldeht of the University of Calif ornlas Wheelmen haaralled meeting Of tne mo ror nvrrow afternoon Cantaln Baer has arrangea for a run InjAlameda countyat he end of which dtrmwrwia be proyiaea iThe Paelfla Coast chamniOnshtD field day win take place fan the Berkeley oval Saturday iOetobef thv These games were to he held In Sacramento September ioumdui were posiponea on accountof theheavy rsin on that dayi Tfamifrom an the imoorrtant ath leUc clubs about the bay wtU try for the championships Charles 38hlrmi Inspector or the Agricultural Experiment 8Utlon at Berkeley hasoffered an Inducement to havinar the desired high close fence about the athletic campus He says If the Reeents will Daraut the stuaenu tobuild such a fence herill see that if is an adornment rather than a nis figurement to the grtmnds He offers to coveri tne structure witnperenniai vines andflowers which Will oe quite a contrast to the barev desert like college campus He thinks be tan make a combination of blue and yellow flowers tbecoUege lorihlchwinbe Very 1 pretty vm The freshman class will meet to morrowmorrow afternoon to decide about holding imil ltW I 1 The university Btnnguietwjii meet Monday in SUles Hall toorgahise and electf pefmanent dfacenti inh 1 menu to piayea or tne ciuo are tne mandolin guitar and banjo Thomas 98 la temporaryhairman4 9 BIIXT BOTTTftIAX Ten Jarors That Far Chosen toDe Ude on His Ldf Teujurofiwefe vecured yesterday in JudgeicOgdenBvcOTfjttxitpacfng Billy Butts who wldocloreid baclc to Ufe foriher uidfrllilajrn Gr76iVXiMrllifX The pro ecuUonU handicapped a trifle through the absence of several witnesses who have left the Etate or cannot be found but the officers believe they haven good case against the ex street car employe notwithstanding their failure to secure the desirea testimony Butts Is In averygood condition now He has beenln Jail tor two years and has suffered excruciating rialn as the result of the lnjurifts inflicted by bulleU of his pursuer onithfeuayof the tragedy which occurredatiSeventband Broadwar Ha was twice rotten Into Lshape and is n6w fit for theordeaL The rJurors accepted yesterdayswerei rkV Apgar Henry HaupeL Levi Flint Daniel ChUholm James Bllua Haines William Xeonard Joseph Wallfrom TJelsonProvost and Thomas Bridge This exhausted the regular venlrev and a new one will be Issued returnable to day i S1 vIn Railroad Time Frwickhams ireJrritbis Superior Court yesterday as a record breaker He wasttfiedahd convicted of embezzlement In two houfaWlckhampuf lotned a horse and fWaron from HW Baker Later he was arrested In Fresno county and jreturnea tooaiuana He will be sentenced next Monday Ifiliiiiiirl I BICYCLE BECLID HpwrS1 1 I V2s A misswiiarixow Ha8 MATBRIALStfstS I Death ef jjhatBit tOaJOakd FJriDepnrtnt Cnlef Isaac BottomieyB esdrtfor daa jBghters at Temescal wis closed yester dayandaCnnedStesMarsfaVslock was put upon the place theaedian i def of bulldbga and tte ttke6acludeil that troubles never MmealnglyCJf isifcrw Id tleep dlgifrttff tejocalj authorities because of ttuijiosffikht he permitted to occur on his premisesiaft itepplng rorwani OE Sunday and the Atepplngl UrdtedSUte Officials has abodtrantdi his cup of sorrow jSottcniiea trouble wit the Federal GovernnjentJsMetel the fact that hd was stitcdaJ6fiI upon which default has 1 beirideb theinaker iGbvfrInieniihai sued Bottomley to recover a Judgment i cr t2SU repreBehtlng the am6uniheoId man had jedgeff hthlsilf nii Wnd1 OAvWWtAtavaj1alr n9 nlte Om friT rT pftent at leat eafely UhtllockaiLnil 1Aaiat tHika timWktt fas sala 3VtraVAUC UAAVaa UiV UU I CI UUCUt sTMStirr lsfled Slxteenbfthe crbird pflKitts SrVT Tt ErGOttLT SHIWURN EXCITIHG TRIP OF TBE CLIPPER MILTIADES Six ports and Three uarters Aroaadt the Glaba In lOSJpays All In Attendance Unanimous for Town Improvements West Berkeley has seldom turned out in greater numbers or been more united and enthusiastic at a public meeting lhan on Fridayevenlng at tnePojsen engine house Charles Spear presided and no time was lost In taking up the discussion of the improvement of the streeu of the West End and bonding the town for school purposes Nearly all of the larsrer nrboertr holders and business men expressed themselves in favor of building now grammar scnoois and were equally opposed to the con structlon at the present tlmeof a new High School building Messrs spear Hadlen Borkhelm Wentworth Dick leson Acton Renas Ernst Nlehaus Brown Brennan CNlel and others and Trustees Durrell and Hoff made speeches advocating the issuance of bondato the Xextent of 75000 sor 80000 and finally a resolution was passed with but one dissent ing voice favoring tthe Issuance of 75000 in bonds to be expended in schools or the grammar ana primary grades The question of street improve ments was then taken up and the chairman explained the bond system which is the plan preferred It enables the property owner pay for his improvements in ten yearly installments The Superintendent of Streets stated that of the eighteen contracts now in course of completion in Berkeley onlrl one was on improvements ar the west End Charles spear pointed out the fact that owing to the lack of enterprise In allowlngthelr streets to go unimproved property In the JWesf End was worth only 4 a front 00 1 While at the East End residence property was selling at 40 and 50 A second meeting will be held in two weeks Hannah Peabody who died last week In West Berkeley left art estate valued at 1300 consisting of real property and 1000 In bank Her husband has applied for letters of admlnistraUon He and four children are the helrs at Iaw as she left no wllL The members of the Episcopal Church enjoyed their first social gat Eeriag since the coming of their new pastor BevMrSwan at the rectory on HHa wortn street on ATiesaay evening xae honae and aroundr were JBnmmated with decorated lamps and Chinese iaa terns artistically arranged During Captain AylingolthfiheAberdcn 1 clipper MllUades now In this port wlt nessed an exciting 1 scene on bis way here from England When on the fun I to the Cape of Good Hope he sawaship burn at sea and rescued the capuin and the sajlors Thtrmasterhe saved and many of the seamen are well known here and have been here many times The Mlltlades4 sailed from Lohdodt Mafctf218Wfof BarfyWiles She madethe tripltoballast and loaded in WolMwlfi nnlftt for iPort Plrlel in I South Australia it was oh this part of her voyage that she came across one burhfnavshln It was In If dea and 3 1 mlnwest and 24 deg and 62 mlnsoutn that tne sum Baiisette came un over the horlson and dw ear the Mil 1 uaaes as see cameivvat scsu uui there were distress signals flying When read throush the glasses the signals ealdThe ship 4s on fireA captain Ay ling Drpugni nis snip near the sallsette at once and offered assist ance as he aid so tne nre oroKe through the deck of thie burning fesseL Captain Panton and the thirty men in the crew were taken on board the Mlltlades along with a quantity of stores The Mlltlades put in at Capo Town to land the crewor the Sailsetfe and then went on to PortPlrie and discharged From Port Plrie the vessel made all soeed in ballast to Newcastle where she took a cargo of coal or San Franr Cisco The Pacifies was crossed in the wonderful time of fifty two daysr The clipper had been slxtports and gonfc throe quarters of the way around the globe lmss aaya this record is ds lleved to be unequaied tured darinir the raid on Sunday night JCWiU WUlfUUC WA IUCIUI 1UM ag4 to escpe gorng to trial at so4 very near future date Bail wasflxed at 25 or each man at ter acoasitlu tlon with Mrs Sahfordofthe Ala tr meda county Humane Society which is conducting theproseUohxi AU of thev cases were codtlnuedVtOi various dates fOr triat Several of the defendants shave demanded jury triats A cumbcnol the cases ihave beea Set forja mpnthj ahead iraxr Awpr HojiS Mow6iJaSstX 0axwnLavw Chlef Of Police Llovd or badandnaa givenojhjeraifothe pdUceitoejafofce tricUythibleycle clnahce la regard to carrying bells Of nprhsi ThesectionV of the ordlnanee covering tils feature readsas foUpws I Etery vpefson rridlng abicycwr tricyde or velocipede in the night time la any publle atreet wlUiln thelimlts of the city of Oakland must have a lamp and beH or horn attached thereto andr must keep the said lamp lighted and must ring the said bell or sound ih uld lnm auMv Land uontinuously immeduitelr fbefore reaching and while traversing every pub lla atreatcromlnr -The flffilhahce Jiaa been oh the bobsar i for a7 long time but onl that nortlon referring to lamps has heretofore beer enforced and the Chief is now probably sorry that he insisted bivthe ffflforce umi oiine neu ananorn ectlWliIor 5 last nleht th hcrclM a 6rriA in turt bhttogrternumberthaieverand for theydldnot confine tfiiael5gto gently tingling Delta prttfc Ibftat fog horn tfaey usually tarry Tberewefe bells of all sizes and founds fromthe cowbeii to the meetlhg hbuse belLiaad the horns were generally of the hideous siundingfish variety tbat will nearly lift a man out of his boots in one blast The bell aid horn eature of the ordi nanco is unpopular and Wheelmen not restricted as td Sire have adopted this method of showtagthdtfeeiinglxlthe matterit is thought there wilt be many arrests for disturbing the peace but the people who ride are up in arms and are determined to have the unpopular sev Uon of the ordinance 6bllt1eratedg A DAUGHTERS APPEARS i AiV Atjfa aj She Claims That Hannah AnnBarau A minliig heir lias Tappeared In iha Bartlow estatecaseanfl she majtcaUae some trouble for Mrs BftrtloWs bus biwuUantBartlowi Hannah Ahij Baftlow died fJnlJeSni arjr 28118 leyingsomripytte also tihusband andia daughter by a fofitfeiiharriagei This daughter 4 who UJleoecea DouglasskftaJihaa never been Jieard from until recently although the estate has beeniln the courts for nine years since the death of Mrs Bartlow Therehaw beeai two administrators twoappraisements several substitutions of attorneys and continuances innumerable 5 VThe Jast appraisement mad the vaiuc 01 me estate 4i si WAiiuu mi cludea 196 Cdue ff om jthe busDanoV William Bartlow whq was formerly the administrator The estate is rtOvr being handled byi thr Public Administrator who is anxkwsio closua theiestate but who Insists that hels unahleia col Wf tlf a mnTivn fwitn Ttartlftiir TTa has asked for in orderUosellrta estate vaiuea at 6W owatepirr tne new heir whoobjects to any such proceeding She says she believes here is a will Vln existence or should bffasd that William Bartlow haalt iniila pos Session I i She peUtfons for a hearing of the fsit tsr and fuU lnvesttgatlon Jnijthe original oeUtion for letters of adsatole tratlon It was suted thai BarUWVs nextotkluandneirto tne property wit there was afterwards added to thtpeti tlon in another handwritings the fact that the deceased had a daughter Uviag somewhere In Utah DEATri OF A piii ht i tr i The Father of paklaaors FlreCWef BX --The father of Chief Lawtoa of the Oakland Fire Departmeht John XSwtoiiidled yesterday morning at 7 Oolockat the residence of his sob lllS 1 LOST HISrLgrT HAMD ABoySaeka Heavy DaweiBi tha Jdd rllewa Caoif Ury AUeeUttan Charles Leuneravtwtlray tar old boy ii plaiotiajn a rkiharaoTsl salt tha Irlsl efwbichwss eomraenedbeJora Jorfga DsingrrSeidand a Jury ytiterday While in the Odd Fellow Ceraetery yonnzLelt ner wt lb victim of an xpIoon of a gopbsr tstru ir left haad was se badly sfaattefrd tht praetleaHy no band was left and as compewsaUoB or this in jury the boy asks Judgment acainst theCens teryAssociatloa lor 115090 damsses The AsrtXn MUilnj usls anal ielalm that tiitaef esaHMTa of UM ana by owncariessas fif vji I si 1 1 i Pitjja sranoa otBes as 0ao3Benft neatrtsg MTttmeaUas4Jt6acnyuft tJ roadway ClayatfeeL i Mr Lawton was a natlveof Albany whefe he wa born oh April II 1S12 He crossedhe plains in lSfe rl riving in Sah Francisco lhnhfalf of that year At the corner of Sacramento and Kearay streeu he estlAllsile the first wagon shop in that cMyv Me wis a great worker alwaya tottheeauee ot temperance and established the Tesa perance Union in San Franeieco Hev was also a member of the first board of directors for the Home forthe Cure of Inebriates Tha dceasM leaves three sens the Jlre Chief ot Oakla ad George HIw ton also la we Fir Jjepartnemvasia Xawton tWho reeides in txioa jATaffdeaW Wyi Paper CarreaCrttfalaasw MIislHrtfaiKidsasIrt AWrafayiaiala ih MttMw jtiuwrnm iser of tetla4ir fseadled tsAVt jaowm jl of a ttiresa that was fe.