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kf a fW1 i 41 I i ff Jl ji rSAKB4ygBQQ jCHBOKIOJIEl SATiqu3 JtARCB 29 J901 Oft v3 4 JS sk 5 5 EASTER MBSIC THAT WILL BEHEARD IN CITY CHURCHES I dditlon to the programmes of Easter music already published following will presented to morrow In various city churches 4 UUNUHCUAIIUIVAL FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHCRCII Mason and Post streets Rev George Adam pastor Following 4 tha Easter musical programmes 11 A Introu Jesus Christ is RisetrTo dajr iltBdel ssohn carol Christ a Again Warren anthem Christ Ou passlver Uoyd Te Dam Kvsn lit Ds contralto solo The Iord Is Klsen Lansing offer tory Hall Ksstet Worn Marao anthem King of Kings Simper bass solo Hosanna Granier anthem Now is Carlst Risen Maker Choir Mrs it Snider Johnson soprano airs ti Fonda contra to A Lrsen basso i HtmiMi stayer ergtmn unor and choir master At the evening service Golden Gate Commander No 1 Knights Jemptar will attend In a body CALIPORNU STREET METHODIST CHURCH Broderlck and California ktreets Rev A Bane pastor The fo lowlng will be the order of service At 11 A Organ voluntary Batiste anthem Break Forth Into Jo Simper hymn praier anthem Iney Have Taken Away My Lord Stalner Scriptures an them I Am He That Liveth Bambj offertory Hosanna Granier hymn sermon anthem Krom Egypts Bondage Page The chorus choir of twenty five voices under the direction of Robert Lloyd will ilng Organist Warbui ton THIRD CONGltCGATIONAL CHIJRCH Fifteenth and Mission streets Rev William Rader pastor Services 11 A and 730 At the morning service the pastor will preach new munber mil Iv ro4vMl and tfierp Will ta rvAI1 music by the choir under the direction of tnor solo The Resurrection Milam ttiaaimu ine iouowmg anthems via be rendered They Have Taken Away 2Uy Lord Steinerj Come Ye Falthr I til A Fisher Chrit Is Risen A Norrls Raster Day Mano Clti Schilling Soloists Mrs Anderson Miss Pearl Hosack Mrs orihart Mrs Stadtfel i Krl WtitK lnson Dr Bean Miss Kate Hutchin ton organist vvii renaer uuee organ selection Other mtaibers of the choir are Hutchinson Robert Saxe A Thomas Berdohl Moore A Moore lr Ward White Jr Mrs Bennett the Mifcets Chase emlig Galloway Lagont Madison Vasconcellos Howard Mrs MuJe and Swasty In the evening an Kaster pralbe service wilt be rendered by the Sunday school Frank Arnold superintendent CATHOLIC ST FRANCIS CHCRCH Vallejo street a id Montgomery avenue Rev Father Mc Mahon will be celebrant and Rev Father Caraher dtacon Rev Father McGough vhu wl 1 act as sub deacon will deliver tna wrmon of the day The chotr under the dlm Hon or Mrs A Collins will ronder Gloria Mas3 No 1 At the offer tur will be ung Reglna CoeH by Victor HammevllI Soloists Mrs Sides MIb L1I Vlantln Mr Woodbrldge and Mr Schmiut HOLY CROSS CHURCH Eddy street between Scott and Devisadeio At 11 clock Murzob Grand Mast will be sung bj the following choir Sopranos Mis Frost Mrs A WiJIsonlMlss Cook Miss A McCarthy altos Miss Pigullllan Mls Ullscn Miss Wilber tenors Barronda Kelley bassos Perron Jacques At the ottertory Reglna Coell will sung by Mrs AI ina Willson The mass wllf be aecom anted throughout by Mme Prankard vlo Inist organist Mrs Govt an musical director Miss Frost Solemn vespers will be sung at 739 when balq tarls will be sung by Barronda tTan tum Ergo by Miss Frost and Robert Bonner Easter anthem Mies Wilson ST PAILS CHURCH Twenty nlnth and Church streets Masses at 53d 630 7 30 JO 9 30 solemn high mass at 1030 Music Marzn Messe SolenrteUe offer tor Jubilate Deo Ohoir Sopranos Mmes Valerga Strahle Miss Mae Rtlll ltos Mss Cede Miss Annie SuhUan tenor John Coombs Charles Wllle bassos William Lane Jos tph Broer Hrgna Coell sung by the bos choir efpeis at 7 30 Muslq Rosewlgs Vespers Salutarie Tali tum Ergo Kossi Organist Miss A guinn mI1iisi William Healej SI PATRICK CHURCHi MUtion btrtt hetween Third and Fourth Sol tmn high mass at 11 oclock Celfbrait Re Ji lioran deacon Re Col lop euI ilea on Re Barn Sermon on the Rfsurrettion Rev Collopj Hadn Imperial Mass In will be sung by an augmented choir with Organ and htftral accompaniment under the direction of Mi Short organist At the offertnr Lambillotte Alleluia will be surg hj Ro Barrett Kay assisted by the ohoir Soles in the mass will be sung ti Miss Etta Welsh Mis Genevieve SulU Mn John OBrien and Eugene Bonrnl zth conductor Curt Davis The following ladies and gentlemen will assist Misses Mary Anthony kthel Brown athenne Blake Ella Barry Llbble Brooks Susan Brooks Ella Canning Eva srning Kate Cusack Gertie Cronln Olla 1 eeney Lizzie Fuller Kate Fuller Mar Fitzgerald Agatha Glover Mollie Gloer Mary Hegfrty May Lynch Kafe McGuire Lillian Nunan Fredrica Reld Kate Robinson Loretta Smith Elenor fchfehy Nonie Sullivan Nellie Tehaney ixuilse A iekotschlll Frances Hausmann Margaret Anthony and Lillian Byrnes James Butter James Casey Dennis Casey Maurice Corridan yuiiara Cox John Do herty Michael Donnigan Thomas Fay John Griftln Walter Hancock Ignatius Kerr Thomas Leach James McBrearty John Brien James OBrien Thomas Brien George Shields Harry 8mlth and James Smith At the 9 and 10 oclock masses the pupils of St Vincents Academy will sire accompanied by the school orchestra piano and organ the following i umbers Alleluia Christ the Lord Kisn Easter Day Has Crowned Him King and Strike the Cymbal lhe soloists will be Miss Margaret Anthony and Masters Thomas Dunn and i homas Goslln EPISCOPAL sanna Music under the direction of the organist John Haraden Pratt CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Eleventh street near Market rector Rev Herbert Parrtsh Masscs at 6 and 8 AM solemn high mass at A Order vt service PrerndeT Marcheaux Flambtatix Clark orchestra and organ asperges Psalm 61 Farrant proeesaionat JCome Falth uf Sir A Sullivan Introit Psalm Att wood Kyrie Elelson Mass In Schubert sequence AllelulBU sPalestrina Credo in Redhead offertory Christ Is Rlsnk Sir A Sullivan Sursum Cor da plain song Sancius Benedictu Messe Solenntle Gounod Agnus Del tenor solo with cello obllgato John Haraden Pratt Gloria In Excels Redhead anthem Jesus Lives Guantiett postlude Priests March from Atha He Mtndelccohn orchestra and organ Organist and choirmaster Rea Hanna the solemn high mass II A dt celebrant will be Rev PartlSh deacon Rev Lathrop sub deacon Rev 11 Monges Sermons 11 A Rev Parrlsh Rev Lathrop METHODIST GRACE CHDRCH Capp and Twenty first streets Rev Larkln pastor Easter choral service at 730 A choir of forty voices Will be assisted by Mrs Edith Norman Klock soprano Mias fiertrude fi Holmes contralto Horace Hanna tenor Barnhart basso AbescassiS violin Frtlhifr rIln Otganl3t Wlttlch musical director Robert Husband The following programme will be given Organ solo Allegretto Weigand Wlttich Praise Gad From Whom All Ek stings Flow choir and congregation Lord prayer pastor and congregation chorus Awake Thou That Sleepest Greene violin solo Matlnatta TostiK Abbe csfsIs organist Fletcher Husband tenor solo The Resurrection Harry Rowe Shellev Horace Manna chorus Come See the Plaee Where Jesus Layti Schnecker contralto solo Risen Lord Alfred Caldlcott Miss Gertrude Holmes cello solo Adagio Haydn Friedhofer organist Fletcher Husband soprano solo The Lord Is Risen Lansing Mrs Edith Norman Klock violin obligato Abbecassls chorus He Shall Swallow Up Death in Victory Grannish bass solo Easter Day Mario Barnhart violin obllgato Abbecassls chorus Halleluiah from The Messiah hymn 248 Ail Hail the Power of Jesus Name congregation FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Powell street between Washington and Jackson Frank Kline Baker pastor Miss Harriet Fish organist Percy A Dow musical director Morning 11 A Organ prelude Allegretto Calkin doxology and Invocation anthem They Have Taken Away My Lord Stalner responsive reading Psalm xlv and Gloria hymn No 90S prayer response by choir Holy Holy contralto solo The Lord Is Risen from Sullivans Light of the World Miss Grace Hlpklns Scripture hymn No 941 offertory quartet Christ Is Risen Schnecker Mrs Robb Mrs Bolts Mr Nevegold Mr Dow sermon Glad Easter for All the World anthem Break Forth Into Joy Barnby benediction organ postlude Triumphal March Costa Sun day school Easter programme in Sunday school room 145 At 730 oclock Organ prelude in flat Lefebure Wely gloria and Invocation anthem God Hath Appointed a Day Tours solo quartet Mrs Monges Mrs Bolts Mr Kent Mr Lackey and choir responsive reading Psalm Ixxli quartet Christ the Lord Is Risen To day Shelley Mrs Monges Mlsa Brown Mr Kent Mr Lackey hymn No J35 soprano solo Hosana Granier Mr Margaret Best Scripture Hymn No 932 anthem Lovely Appear Gou nods Redemption Mrs Robband choir prayer choral response Sanctus Gauls Holy Cltyr sermon Has the Ointment Been Wasted offertory soprano sol6 I Know That My Redeemer Llvethl Messiah Mrs Robb anthem King AH Glorious Barnby Mrs Best Mrs Bolts Mr Nevegold Mr Kent Mr Lackey and chorus doxology organ postlude March In flat Gounod HOWARDSTREET CHURCH Howard street near Third Rev John A Wilson Morning Easter anthem Sudds choir offertory tenor solo He Not Here for He Is Risen Broome Ernest Edwards The pastor sermon viii be The utility or tne insurrection of Christ Sunday evening Special faster childrens praise service and concertconcert Soprano solo Day of Peace Bailey Miss Daley Swayhel organ prelude stleoted Corrls organist fthem Glory Re to God Sudds choir baritone solo Lord God of Abraham Mendelssohn Regnal Keen violin eolo BTCtuse Godard Julius Gold Ernest Edwards chorister and choir director PRESBYTERIAN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sacramento street and Van Ness avenue Rev William Kirk Guthrie minister Morning servtee Organ prelude Batiste doxology invocation chaht The Lords Prayer anthem Speak Ye Comfort aby Shackley psalter selection So psalms 95 and 9s Jubilate by the choir hymn 100 Christ the Lord Is Risen Today Scriptures John xl 1 25 hymn 103 Golden Harps Are Sounding prayer offertory contralto sojo Come See the Place Where Jesus Lay Pafker Miss Mary A Rose sermon Rev Wiltam Kirk Guthrie anthem Now on the First Day Warren benediction organ postluJe Tours Evening service Organ prelude Devrel anthem Alleluia Christ Is Risen Dennee psalter selection 11 psalm 33 Gloria Patrl by the choir hymn 11 Now the Day Is Ov er bass solo The Resurrection Shelley George Mc Brlde Scriptures John xx hymn 220 Tell Me the Old Old Story prayer organ solo Cantllene Salome offertory soprano solo Easter Gounod Miss Mary Chester Williams address Rev William Kirk Guthrie anthem The Risen Lord Greene benediction organ postlude Triumphal March Sullivan Otto Flclss ner organist and musical director Choir Miss Mary Chester Williams Mrs Hughes Davles soprano Miss Mary A Rose Miss Florence Ryder contraltos Hughes Davles A Palmer tenors George McBrlde Robert Bokee 1 bassos tHURCHOFST MARY THE VIRGIN Stelner and Union streets Rev Father lnnls rector Solemn high mass 11 A Rosewigs Mass in arranged for St Mary with wind Instrument accompaniment will be sung At the offertory Miss Blrchler contralto will sing The Lord lb Risen by Sullivan Vespers PM Gregorian psalter Magnificat Salu tarls and Tantum Ergo The tenor Mr Rosekrans will slftg Granlers Ho Grave He Lay sermon The Resurrection of Christ a Fundamental Fact of Christianity chorus Joy to the World benediction In the evening there will be a special musical service and the rite of baptism will be conferred EVANGELICAL EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL CHLRCH Twelfth and Stevenson streets Rev Fisher Mornlng Sunday school Easter festival service at 930 In connection with missionary service tpeclal Easter service at 1045 A Organ voluntary anthem The Resurrection Leslie sermen The Resurrection of Jesus Christ Evening Anthem Christ A rose quartet The Strife la Oer Reed grand choir The Lord Is Risen Gabriel quartet Hosar na Jules Grainier sermon by Rev Fischer The choir under the dlrecr tlon of William Scbaefer consists of the Msses Bertha and Ida Oprecht Mrs George Meuer Miss LUchsinger Mies Lulu Schmitrler George Meueer Ernest Ochs Adolph Wagner Conrad Howarth and Hewelcke Organist Miss Emma Fischer CHRISTIAN WEST SIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Bush street between Scott and Devisa dero Rev Waiter White minister At 11 A Organ prelude Pilgrims Chorus Wagner hymn Hall Morning Known Among the Blest anthem Christ Is Risen Adams hymn The Lord Is Risen hymn He Dies the Friend of Sinnerb offertory Cugus Ammam from Stabat Mater Rossini anthem Seek Ye the Lord Roberts hymn I Gave My Life for Thee postlude Largo Handel At 730 Organ prelude Sarabande Handel hymn He Is Risen anthem Sacred Calvary Herbert hymr Angels Roll the Rock Away hymn Hark Ten Thousand Harps offertory Thanks Be to God hymn I Bring My Sins to Thee postlude Battmann The double quartet of the church will be assisted by Dr Smith DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN IN ARKANSAS CLOSES Contrat Betireen James Joneinnd Jnmea Clark for the Senate LITTLE ROCK Ark March 2 The most eventful campaign In Arkansas Democratic annals since 1874 closed to night ajid to morrow each of the teventy flv buntles will hold a primary election to determine their choice for United States Senator and State ana county officers Relator James Jones chairman of the Democratic National Committee and former Governor James Clark who is Democratic National Committeeman for Arkansas are rival candidates for the United States Senate and each nan made a thorpugh canvass At the respective headquarters in this city to night eacn tide with apparent confidence claims vlt tory to morrow The direct vote in the primary elections will govern Democratic nominations for the Legislature at which Senator Jones successor will be chosen next January POIJfT SAT PABLO SOLD MARTINEZ March 28 A deed was placed on record to day whereby the title to 705 acres of land comprising Point San Pablo passed from John Frleden to the Mercantile Trust Company In the deed the consideration Is fixed at 50000 but from the stamps attached to the document it would appear that the consideration waa 200000 The land which has been sold la just north of Point Richmond and at the time the sale waa made it was claimed that Pierpoht Morgan was the jurehaseT later it was claimed that the tract was to be made the site of a model town The land is particularly valuable owing to the facfthat the water along the bhore is very deep and with very small expense facilities can be provided for loading and unloading deep water ships CLKKGYMKt FOR PALLBEARKIIS MARTINEZ March 28 The funeral of Mts Thrrea Wills wife of Rev John Wills pastor of the Franlln street Presbyterian Church in San Francisco is to be held to morrow afternoon from the Atden Presbyterian Church The honorary pallbearers will be Dr McLean Rev Fraeer Rev Dwlght Potter Rev MacDonald Rev Dobbins nnd Rev Stephen Wood The active pallbearers will be selected from the officers of the Franklin street church Mrs Wills whose death took place on Wednesday had been in poor health for a year but was only confined to her room for a week prior to her death BODY FOOD IN TlLES MARTINEZ March IS The badly decomposed body of a man was found in the tules near the Southern Paelfic tracks this morning The body was on a point where it could not have been washed by the tide and tht authorities are of the opinion that the man was murdered or committtu suicide BOX CORPORATION March 28 The Co BAPTIST FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Eddy street near Jones A Woods i gistor Morning service at 11 oclock oxology Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow Lords prayer chorus Christ the Lord Is Risen Scripture The Empty 8epuI6her Gloria prayer offertory soprano solo Hosanna Mrs Vincent Walsh sermon to children The Meaning or Easier chorus Low in the LUMBER AND TRENTON tonlal Lumber and Box Corooration was incorporated here to day Its capital is 15CO000O 5000000 of which is to be preferred drawing 6 per cent cumulative dlv idends The company is authorized to deal in lumber Iron und boxes The incorporators are William Hunter Arlington Georgft Holmes Frank Lord Gill and James Morgan all of New York city CASH SHORT AND TELLER GONE NEW YORK March 2i Copeland president of Riverside Bank complained to the police to day that Bell receiving teller of the concern was missing and that an examination of his accounts disclosed a shortage of 12500 He asked the police to arrest him Bell has not oeen at the bank since Monday DEED LAND TO CHILDREN OAKLAND March 28 A deed was re corded to day conveying 21525 acres of land in the Santa Rita ranch from Charles Dougherty and wife to their children James and Lewis Dougherty The property has been mortgaged to Ferdinand Reis for 20000 mm The Sunday Chronicle WILL CONTAIN The Eastiy Bells by Harriet Prescott Spofford The American Passion Play Easter Celebrations in Attn California The Arch in Mexico Sacred Papers of the Chinese and How They Are Disposed Of Easter Frocks and Easter Bonnets Making Pie for an Entire City Moving the Animals From the ChutesOniy Animal Trolley Ride on Record Easter Stories for Children by the Author of Father Goose A Day With the Seals and an April Fool Rhyme of the Town Easter Number fj BACON CONTEST IS SUCCESSFUL Court Declares the Executors fcl Must Pay Additional Legacies OAKLAND March 28 By a decision rendered to day by Judges ElUworth and Hall sitting in banc Professor Frank Soule of the State University and Mrs Mamie Bacon former wife of Frank Page Bacon will each receive S00O more from the estate of the late Henry Bacon The money is to be paid with stock of the Bacon Land and Loan Company It was determined that the testator intended to leave each of the contestants J1CUMX instead of 00u which they were paid the executors The decision was based upon the finding that there had been constructive and actual fraud although unintentional on the part of the executors When the will of the late capitalist was read shortly after his death the bequests to Professor Soule and Mrs Bacon were read as 2000 each The word ten was mistaken for two thd writing being so unintelligible that the word might be read either way Copies of the will were made and upon these the instrument was ac mltted to probate When the estate was closed Professor Soule and Mrs Bacon received only 2000 each The error in the reading of the will was not discovered until little more than a year ago when the matter was brought to the attention of those concerned Contests were then Instituted by Professor Soule and Mrs Bacon to recover the additional money due them The suits were opposed ty the executors who maintained that the will read two thousand dollars While the contests were pending Mrs Julia A Bacon widow of the testator died Her estate was distributed a few days ago to the three children Frjfck Page Bacon Mrs Ella Etta Soule and Miss Carrie Bacon who were acting as executors of the will of their late father Before the property was distributed the children agreed to place in escrow 200J shares of the Bacon Land and Loan Company to secure the claims bf the will contestants The latter will now be paid their claims out of this stock The litigation has occupied about three years Professor Soule was a son in law of the deceased SEEK UNIFORM PAY OAKLAND March 28 The Laundry Workers Union has adopted a schedule of wages similar to that now in force in San Francisco and an attempt is being made to have the different laundries adopt the schedule For the most par there is no opposition to the scale though two of the large concerns are opposed to it ADDRESSEDBY REGENT Charles 8 Wheeler Talks to Students at Berkeley BERKELEY March 28 Regent Charles Wheeler and Professor George How ison were the speakers at the University meeting In the gymncsium this morning The meeting was unusually enthusiastic on the part of the students When Presl Jent Wheeler appeared on the platform he vas greeted with the cry In unison Have vou been vaccinated Presldei Wheeler And when the president produced his certificate with the Recorders stamp upon it the students shouted Where anil Did you faint President Wheeler Regent Wheeler recounted some of nis experiences when he waa a student at Berkeley In the early eighties and drew from them the conclusion that the best results are Drawn from a college course by mixing the advantages of fellowship with organised study In a harmony that will turn out neither a loafer nor a bookworm In the bread and butter sense ne declared I do not believe a man will uffer particularly by not attending strictly to his college course as far as books and recitations are concerned but there will rome a time In after life whr the careess student will realize tint he has built upon false foundation and has deprived hlm 5elf of the power of tnjoylng the better things Professor Howison delivered a serious address on the secret of life Specializing his subject to una treaty life he declared that the university which in moderi times tends to training for the practical life is still a great failure unless it aUo teaches the true end and purpose of the money getting and power seeking of the world life BERKELEY AVAJSTS STATION BERKELEY March 28 Colonel A II Pay ton representing the Santa Fe Railroad Company met with a special committee of the Town Trustees to discuss the matter of granting the franchise asked for by the railroad company The Trustees were willing to grant the franchise ad requested though they desired to obligate the railroad company to maintain a station in Berkeley and to stop all passenger trains at the station Colonel PAy son expressed a willingness to comply with the condition of the Trustees but said the company desired to have a franchise without any conditions As a com piomise he said the company would put up a bond to maintain a station in Berkeley and stop all passenger trains in the town This offer will probably be accepted If it Is found it can be legally done BARO VON LOEN AT BERKELEY BERKELEY March 28 Baron voi Loen special Agricultural Commissioner of the Hernial Government to tne Unitea States accompanied by the Baroness a on Loen was a visitor at thp Lnhereity to day Barou lur Loen attended the University meeting in the mnasium ard jfterward was entertained at lunchton by Prtsldtnt and Mrs Wheeler He brought letters to Presldert Wheeler from United States Embassador While of whom he a cloe personal frico Baron von Loen Is in tlie United States for the purpose of studying the agricultural coc ultlons and reporting them to the German Government KEPT TCKET TWENTY YEARS -SAUSALITO March 28 Are turn ticket froa Sausallto to San Francisco which waa Issued twenty years ago when the ferry line was first placed In operation was taken by Captain Brooks the ticket collector at the ferry slip on Tuesday The ticket had bten punched for the trip over at the time of Its issuance and the holder did not make the return Journey until this week The pasteboard had the names of railroad officials now dead inscribed upon it and the name of this town had tha old spelling Saucelito op its fact It is Fupposed by the officials of the road that the ticket haa been mislaid ali these years and Just recently founo It is looked upon as quite a curiosity and will be preserved as a memento with the dates Inscribed on It SAN RAFAEL HAS MAN OF MYSTERY Stranger With a Revolver Itoams the Streets After Night SAN RAFAEL March 28 A mysterious man armed with a revolver suspected to be lhe San Rafael incendiary was the cause of some midnight shoot ing last night Frank Johneon presi dent of the Johnson Locke Mercantilt Company took two shots at the man after the latter had followed the tutot of the Johnson children for some distance and had then remained standing in the street with a drawn revolver The tutor was returning after a late visit when the actions of the strange man first attracted his attention The fellow was walking on the opposite side of the street from the tutor and when the latter quickened his pace the sit anger broke almost Into a trot to follow him The educator was unarmed nnd tritfd to avoid the man but the latter in his hurry to catch up even climbed a fence and cut across lots Just before reaching the Johnson house the two men came into the glare of an electric light and the stranger discontinued his chase and retraced his steps into the darkneb The tutor wa returning home after a late visit when the actions of the strange his son started out en a hunt for the iueerly acting stranger They had gone but a short distance when they fund the man standing in the street holding a revol er in his hand Neither Johnson nor his son were armed and they were obliged to turn back to secure weapons They again returned to the scene and locating the man fired two shots at him The shots were fired high and th stranger took to his heels and made lilt escape in the darkness It was praq tlcally impossible to secure a good de cription of the man owing to the dark ness It is suspected that he is an insane man and the police authorities think it likely that he is the man re Fponelble for the Incendiary fires At the Dominican Convent situated less than three blocks from the Johnson residence some of the scholars reported to the mother superior that a strangei had been moving about the grounds late at night It Is believed that this was the same man at whom the shots were fired i MARY MARTIN IS FOUND dNDBLoiiiir EIGHWORCE Nome UijUftnaire Objects to CompJainfrFiled by HisWifet FIGHTING FOR PLACES BERKELEY March 28 The annual diversity championship Held day is to be ru oft on the campus cinder track tomorrow afternoon beginning at 2 clock Liusuar interest is avtacreo to the mttt because it will mainly determine the men wlO will be sert East ip May to represent the Diversity against the Uastern colleges The men art generally in goedcon dtlon though they have not quite reached the form they are expected to show tht field day with Staniord on April lith ith the promise oi a fine day to morrow am the rivalry that exists among the men to make the Eastern team the events should be closely contested Resents tlarm That Was Sonudedby Her Fiance SAN RAFAEL March 2S Miss Mary 5artin of 8an Rafael was surprised to learn this morning that ber fjance Hall of Oakland hart reported her to th police of that city as having mvsterlously disappeared She was employed at the Grand Central Hotel at this place up to last Sunday and on Monday changed her residence to the home of Mrs Grace Smith leaving orders for her mail to be forwarded there She teriouslv objects to teing made out a second Nora Fuller and she now has her doubts about mariylng Hall Miss Martin said this morning On Sunday Mr Hall asked me to marry htm at once anu i agreru ij metri nun oclock In the ferry building In San Francisco and go thence and have the ceremony performed I ieft here on the 6 15 0 clock train but when I reached the city 1 failed to find Mr Hall 1 ftayed that night in the city and in ihe morning went to Oakland to search for him He had tiiken most of mv clothing wtn him when he left Ban Rafael and I wanted very nuch to find him Failing in ny fearch 1 returned to San Rafael the some day and took up my residence with Mrs Smith Hall could have found out where I wa hv telephoning my old employer or any of my frienas in San Rafael Ths afternoon she boarded an outgoing train saying she was bound for Oaklanl SEW BOULEVARD SAUSALITO March 28 Work will be begun Monday on a new boulevard expect el to prove one oT the prettiest drives in the State extcrdiiig from the southern 1 mits of Sausallto through the Govern nnit reservation at Fort Baker Lieu ten art Thomas Bernard will be in charge of the woik and 200 prisoners from Alca tra islana will be employed on it DiSH FOR LIBERT1 OAKLAND March 28 Leon Cavanski a messenger boy held to answer a charge of grand latceny in the Police Court ths mrrnlng attempJ to scpe from cus tocy while awattlrg transportation to the Courty Jal The ooy had bom temporarily left in the prison office unguardeo Hi stole out ot doors and might have got away uiseen had he not rur and made a rolse A drtectlve and a patrolman took after tht fugitive who was captured after running thre blocks DEATH OP DOVCE OAKLAND March 2S Boy ce who foi many years was engaged in Liuili ess 11F elty died to day quite succicnly He i been ill for some time but his death was not expected Boyce disposed of his burlnets about two years ago and went to AUitta when he was taken 111 ard came vt ry near dying As soon as ne was RI to travtl he itturred to this ty but never regained his health He vill Je buiied under the autpicts ef tht Order wf Elks of which he was a member OAKLAND March i Eric Lind blotru thp JVoraeTUllionalrf evidently prepared tp eoqtest every step 1n the action commenced by hla wife Mrs JIary Lindblom for A divorce and a division of the community property al leged to be worth 18310000 To day throughTiia attorneyjhe made motions to strike out parts otthe complaint and asked that the document be amended and made more definite as to him it appeared unintelligible Judge Ogden however after examining the complaint held mat lhe allegations were plain and If proved were sufficient to constitute grounds fora djvorce Llnd bloirts attorney theft gave notice of appeal and was granted ten days In which to prepare a bill of exceptions if each step in tne proceeding is contested as strdhgly as the flrat the action will probably be in the courts a long time before It Is finally settled Mrs Lindblom chargesher husband with desertion cruelty And Infidelity She alleges that he left her destitute when he went to Alaska and that after he returned rich lie treated her in a miserly manner although he had many thousands of dollars Louis Fevrler was granted a divorce to day from Bertha TTevrler on the ground of cruelty The couple wire married in Elgin J1L In 183 Fevrler was a watchmaker there He alleged that his wife was cohtlnually nagging at him and seemed to takepleAsure in tormenting him He declared he could stand the treatment no longer after she accused him of being responsible for the death of their child He then ieft and came to California Mrs Fevrler filed an answer to the actidn but made no further opposition Attorney Harris represented the plaintiff Nora Prior obtained a divorce from Francis Prior a railway mail clerk running between San Frahcisco and Los Angeles on the ground of cruelty On one occasion she alleged her husband brandished a revolver In their home declaring that there were five bullets In It one for each member of the family This and otheriacis of cruelty 6he said compelled her to leave her husband for the safety of herself and children Prior was ordered to pay her 20 a month alimony for th support of the children Lewis La wton commenced suit for a divorce from Julia Lawton on the ground of desertion Judge Ogden dismissed the citation against Richard LeVelra who was ordered to show cause why he should not deliver the property of his father Jose Levelra to the receiver appointed in the action of Mrs Mary JV Levelra for a divorce He testified that his father had given hlrri permission to occupy the premises He further stated that the receiver and hi attorney John Geary hiid secured the key to the house by climblhg through a rear window Judge Ogden piled that the shn could not be evicted from the premises without thirfyf days notice The key of the house Waa Ordered delivered to him in the meantime i MARRIAGE LICENSES OAKLAND March 28 The following marriage licenses were Irsited to day Harry Charmberlin Jr aked 19 andSdUh Truett aged 1 both of Oakland Ray A Whldden Zi and Laura A Harvey 19 both of San Francisco Manuel Fauttifio 33 and Busie A Martin 20 both Of Oakland August Moller 32 Oakland and Mary Callender San Franelscot Charles Klambt 27 and Annette MJeeperson 23 both of Oakland AntoneVlerra 23 Jrv lngton and Maty Fails IS Mission San Jose ORIGINATED EARLY ROSES OAKLAND March 28 James Rose the oldest person It the Masonii Home at Decoto died there yeiterday aged 92 years He came to California tlfv years ago and settled in baaorna county With the seed of some potatoes be brought to this State he prcpagated the variety known as Early Rose His remains will be taken to Santa Rosa for inrermru where his wife was buried many years agii Mr Rose leaves one daughter a reolden of Washington state FOIR YEARS FOR ItOBLES OAKLAND March 2l Albert Rfbles who though unable to write wasveon vlcted of forgery In that he made hfs cross to a certificate of deposit for 130 on Bank of Haywards was to day sentenced to serve four years in San Quentm Prison Robles after his arrest took the jnatttr as a Joke contending that as he could not write it was impossible for him to commit forgery MlSCELLlSKOtp EWINOS ROLLER PIMPLES And other eruptions which mar the skin are more than a disfigurement and annoyance they art a positive detriment to the business interests and social suc cesses of thermae they mark Other things being eoual the man with a smooth skin and cleat complexion will find it easier to Ket a good position pr a good wife than th man whole face shows the imparity Of hit blood That the real point The blood is bad And for that very reason any treatment which designed to cleanse the skin must cleanse the blood Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery cleanses the blood from the clogging impurities which breed and feed disease and so cares pimples boils eczema and other diseases which have their cause in impure blood i uc aeiic motive I or suosuiuxion is vo CltlmXAL CASES OAKLAND March I Albert Hall of LHrtrae was broucht to the County permit the dealer to make the little more MrtT lPx VM I I Ja i to day to await hs trial on a ohargt proht paid by the sale of leas ideritofioua Is 11 1 LLLef having assaulted Herbert A Pratt a medicines He gains Voulos There ffrTJcU ttltt Zf1 ward Morris wts dismissed as it wau thowh that the uefencant was drunk nt tfci mt and had previously borne a gooo reputation AKLAND March 8 A flve ton roller employed by Cat Ewing in leveling his en larged baseball grounds at Golden Gate unexpectedly dropped out of sight to day and a span of horses and driver very nearly followed It An abandoned well which had a frail wooden cover and a few Inches of dirt upon it was unknown and forgotten as existing in the ball field The roller dropped into the well lodging ten feet from the surface The driver by a fea of acrobatic skill sprang from the seat on the roller and escaped a fall jnio the well The pole broke off short but the horses were thrown from their feet by the jerk which was given when the roller disappeared Manager Kwing is pow drafting plans ard specifications for hoisting the roller out of the well Medical Discovery I have used your Goldca Medical Discovery In a cue of scrofula and eared it Write Mt Wirt Shamblin of ttrmy pherokee Nattoa fnd Territory took five bottles oi ilfor my uiuuu i bbu niiwgnu on me ana vacua barn them offandthey would4 come right back mn Ch WAV MM ma whua a mmA I at Emeryville for some I Golden Medical Discovery hkji took thrn night during a coughing away and I havent been bothered anymore Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets cleanse the bowels and stimulate sluggish liver COIGIIINU 18 John Sutter DIED WHILE I OAKLAND March who had been ill time died last speil He was a native of Engand ap ut I years old and leaves a wife on Fifth i street between Powel and Stanford It Is thought that heart disease caused he old mans death The case has been rc ported to the Coroner ACCLSED OF BlItCLAHY OAKLAND March 28 Charles Nance a driver for Weiser of Second street has been arrested on a charge of burglary Weiser accuses Nance of breaking into a room and stealing a quantity of goods that were stored there in a irunx nance ae MiMCELlAK6Df1 THETGRIMGUN A Simple SttgtiQfl as fo flow to fiaard Against It and Its After Effects Kfcrv vnTr nhnn the unnrnm of serin grip seems to make Us appearance Once tvery lew years it sprcaoa ana assumes alarming TTOportlbns From all appear aucesinis 1s use of the years la which it win seise upon a great numuer ot vt tims for every day new cases are re Irted both in the East and West Llae scarlet and typhoid fever tha after effects of grip are of tea worse than the disease Itself The sufferer la ieft with a debilitated system short of breath upon the slightest exertion affected by every ha hit lh the weather and In a pnysicai condition to Invite the attack of the many diseases induced by the la Clement weather ot early spring a timely suggestion as to now to enable the yslttn to resist the inroads of grip and Its after effects is given In tha ixueritnce of Hiss Mary Chase an Operator In a shoe factory living at No iiia Washington street lloxbury district toitou aiass ne says 1 had attack of the grip in 18Si which ieft me in such a wnak condition that I became afflicted with a complication ot other troubles I suffered from nervous dyspepsia and a disease peculiar to my sex There was a bad feeling In my need yet It was not headache I took cold easily and had perioalcal Spells oi nausea 1 would faint frequently and was completely run down in every way I tried several doctors and took various remedies bur without favorable results fcinally a friend who had taken them herself advised me to try Dr Williams Pnk fill for Pale People I did so and was feeling better when I bad taken one box of the puis 1 continued In the use of the puis until I haa taken six boxes and they made me weJ and strong I have recommended Dr Williams Pink Pills to cuite a number of people as a cure for troubles lke mine I know by personal experlerce that they will give wonderful results Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are sold by all dealer cr will ue sent pot paid on receipt of price fifty cents a box six boxes for two dollars and fifty cents by addreslng Dr Williams Medi cine com pnny Bcnenectaay im iiiiuilifniimicmiriiiimiiiufiiintn IFor Sala AT Lenox Mass a 5 1M 91 5 TPHE magnificent country seat of ANSON PHELPS STOKES containing 900 acres I in park farm and woodland The house stands on high land commanding a grand lake and mountain view THE house contains Music ion Morning Drawing Billiard Breakfast I and Dining Rooms 22 Mas 3 ter Bedrooms besides Bath and Dressing Rooms also 16 servants rooms XHE Park consists of about 40 acres co a i house stables greenhouses and two lodge This will be sold with water front on Lake a at mUcb less thin cost with olit the farm if desired and 5 the house th or without furniture TPHE farm besides the usual farm buildings has six tenants houses dairy chicken and incubator house icehouse and boathouse on lake The whole place is abundantly supplied with water from its own reservoirs on the mountains and the famous Shadow Brook runs through the property a a Tor particular apply to your own broken to a Estate Deportment Anyon Phe ps Stakes 47 Cedar Street New York or to William Lurii Lenox Mass 3 3 3 wiaiUBSuiiiiMitisisiistiiiisnuMsssnss Oakland Water Front Property A splendid tuy Large value now A grand 1 vestfnni for tne future nearly one thousand fert of frontage on Brook lyn Basin For 50000 With the best of A1LK0AD FACILrnES Tb9 Piatt Wbeie Water and Rail Mist Apply to THE VANDERCOOK CO 1016 Broadway Oakland or Room 32 Second Floor Miils Bniidiaj SAM FRANCISCO CAL itfwviAvwvyAvywAMSiwvvvytfva dTHtfffte Relieves If Irlrtou on Bladders Cures in 9 48Hoursii URINARY 1 rjECHAKtitiS swiTtflVSkfl sI 5B AW Eacn cap zngimt riewant or wwiew cnmttenwt Tl ti nits IOC BCCUUlluu lie ii in uiuiucu eQ in the Police Court to morrow Ojnrt rfcl Irnstar is on every box of ths tber Laxative Brotno Quifrfne Tabit rnaooy ums rares cold Jm flsst Vmf tot to I tart OWfaatHA TSl VM art MtMaa tVB ismeuiiuimloBH am DHX1 jm tel CORE Y0UR8ELF On Big i fer tnSUm Irritation or lora5o3 ssveaSs Mmbnass rrmati Oaatadta Fslaisss sat not MUU ttUI MOtUULOO arssBt fhstafs aitlilMV Xg7usrm ureaiar sami as sw ADVEnTIskilEKTS AND SUBSCftlPTIOsi for th Chronicle reecires mt tbt ChromUW SPECIMEN COPIES OF tQSi WEEKLY Braacfc OOw tne TM 9rw Baraar tSOS ktut CkroalcU stat to aay sUresa sum sbora Van Mess no lrfri 1 i 1 i i A iJ 4 I I i1 Jt1 tf i Ml oi S3a.