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WkiiBi iO SANS ffigACISCO CHBOKICLE THUBSIXAJYV JUIiT 9 3896 ifAoNI HUlJun 1 If is 1 MrgelMiis Jr Is Prostrated TAKEN ILL AT LUNCHEON BELIEVES TO BATE DBro TAKES A he Rallied Cnder Treatment ud I Sew Out 01 All Dancer The handsome Oakland residence of George Perkins Jr son of United States Senator George Perkins was the scene yesterday of a sensational occurrence which might have had a tragic ending Mrs Perkins while at luncheon with her two small children was taken suddenly 111 under circumstances which were surrounded afterward with much mystery The first story heard in Oakland was to the effect that Mrs Perkins had taken poison either by accident or with suicidal Intent This story gained currency because of the peculiar wording of a telephone message sent by Mrs Perkins maid summoning Dr Mc Canley The message reported that Mrs Perkins whsn taken suddenly sick exclaimed la her maid I have taken something I ought not to have and I am going to die Members of Mrs Perkins family were summoned and reached the hoirse In advance of the physician Word was sent to the husband in this city but for reasons not explained be did not put In an appearance until late in the afternoon Dr McCauley visited the house In company with Dr Bill and found Mrs Perkins unconscious For a time the condition of the patient was regarded as serious but prompt treatment however brought about a change for the better snd at 7 oclock In the evening It wis announced that she was out of dangsr and resting easily According to the story nrst told by the maid Mrs Perkins seemed to be perfectly well when she appeared at luncheon Hardly had the meal beer finished however when she called to her servants to get her some mustard and water at once It was then and while apparently In much pain that he It said to have riven utterance to th exclamation I have taken romethlnK that I ought not to have I am dying and then with a gasp she repeated Bring me some mustard and water quick Following this latter exclamation she if declared to have fallen In a swoon The servants carried their mistress to her room and then as stated messages were sent to Dr McCauley and members of the family This story credited to the maid was published In an Oakland evening paper When a Chronicle reporter visited the house last night the maid appeared In company with a brother and sister of Mrs Perkins The members of the family were close mouthed and an entirely different story was furnished by the maid She could not recall that Mrs Perkins had made the exclamation reported or had In any way given the Impression that she had taken poison The maid admitted however that she furnished her mistress with mustard and water but did cot vouchsafe information as to whether or not It was used a an emetic The brother and sister of Mrs Perkins were much excited and It was quite evident that all the members of the family had been much alarmed In an interview the brother declared that his sister was simply suffering from nervous hysteria Mrs Perkins he said was a woman of highly nervous temperament and he thought she had overtaxed herself in attendance on the recent carnivals at Santa Cruz and San Jose Neither brother nor slater would have it that Mrs Perkins had taken any drag poisonous or otherwise and scouted the idea of any attempt at suicide This story was somewhat of a surprise Inasmuch as one of the physicians had previously admitted to a representative of the Chronicle that Mrs Perkins had taken a dose of some drug The nature of the dose was not stated but It was to be Inferred from the fact that JMrs Perkins had to be walked up and down the floor of her room In order to keep her from falling Into a state of jcoma It seemed to be the idea of the doctor that Mrs Perkins had accldent aUrlUkeir an overdose of drnzto the use of which ah had keen accustomed The aIarmorMTPttkQ relatives waa ahaxed or the relaUvea of her htuv band Word was promptly sent to the residence of Senator Perkins la another part of Oakland Mrs Perklna was alone when the message arrived and as soon as possible drove to her daughterdaughter in law house accompanied by her son Milton The idea tht lira Perkins made any attempt to take her own life is not generally credited So far a known her domestic relations were entirely pleasant She has been married some six yean and bu two Interesting children For a time after the marriage the couple resided oa the husbands ranch but recently they removed to Oakland and occupied a handsome residence at the corner of Eleventh avenue and Twenty ninth street Mrs Perkins before her marriage was sv Mrs Eva Quat man Her mother is a widow and resides in tali city KOBE XARITAL MISFITS Demand or Separate Support Divorce and Alimony Mattle McKennon has brought suit to compel her husband James McKennon to contribute 100 a month toward her separate support The complaint says that McKennon has a salary of 200 a month and that he la about to inherit a large amount of property from the estate of his deceased father The McKennons were married In Seattle January 8 1887 and the husband Is said to have deserted his wife in June 1895 Previous to the desertion McKennon ordered his wife to leave him and threatened that In case of refusal to tie a rock about her neck and throw her overboard I Ida Baker has applied for a divorce from Harry Baker because of his desertion She says that her husband receive a large monthly allowance I from wealthy parents in England She demands 75 a month alimony pending i iae inai or me suit ana asks permission to resume her maiden name of Car rock Other sulu for divorce filed yesterday were the following Amelia Achtert against Richard Achtert desertion Flora Palmer against Talfourd Palmer desertion Catherine Carey against John Carey desertion Julia Haepley against Michael Haepley desertion Laura Forsythe was yesterday granted a divorce from William Forsythe because of his willful neglect and Intemperance Gross Continent Record Breakers LlA FRANCE AND DE VAUX WHO WHEELED UP TO THE CITT HALL LAST NIGHT THIRTT SEVEN DATS AND FOURTEEN AND A HALF HOVRS FROM NEW YORK A SORRY TANGLE IN MILLS IN A PLIGHT HAD THREE WITES TIME AT 0E Was Sned by One and Threatened With Prosecution for Blg amr MISS EMMA ASHLEYS BONDS BALDWIX ASKED TO BECOME OJTE OF THE ICrtETIES The Millionaire Returns a Polite but Very rotated Hernial to the Request There Is an effort being made to secure ball for Miss Emma Ashley who attempted to kill I Baldwin In court a few days ago and oddly enough the millionaire has been requested to volunteer as a bondsman Rev Birch the present supply pastor of the Calvary Presbyterian Church was the man who was bold enough to Interview Baldwin upon such a delicate matter Miss Ashley and her sister were casual attendants at Calvary Church during the progress of the breach of promise trial After the preliminary examination at which Emma Ashleys bonds were fixed at 5000 Dr Birch Interested himself in the unfortunate womans case and decided to make an endeavor to secure ball for her He first visited Attorney Crittenden and the lawyer agreed at once to become one of the sureties Yesterday the minister put the case before Baldwin Mr Baldwin received me kindly enough said Dr Birch last night but could not see his Way to grant my request He said he had no personal feeling against Emma Ashley whatever and would like to do her any kindness in his power To become one of her bondsmen however Mr Baldwin thought might be construed by the public as a tacit admission on his part that there was some ground for the charge of Lillian Ashley against him Mr Baldwin believes an attempt is being made to blackmail him and that he Is now fighting the battles of other men The Superior Court has been called upon to unravel a nice matrimonial tangle In the suit of Annie Mills agalnrt Mills and Elisabeth Ann Stuart The action was brought on January 8th last to annui a marriage between the defendants Three weeks later the marriage was annulled by default and now comes a request from Mills that the decree of the Court be set I aside In her suit Annie Mills claims to be the wife of Mills by virtue of 4 marriage ceremony performed In On I clnnatl on April 29 1889 She complained that on June 19 1894 her i iusband had unlawfully contracted a bigamous marriage with EllxabethAnn Stuart at Oakland The Court was asked to set aside the Oakland marriage and to reeognlae the plaintiff as the wife of Mills and as entitled to his care and support After a lapse of nearly sis months Mills comes forward with a startling tory He declares that he let Judgment be taken against him In consequence of threats and flatly declares that never married Annie Mills In Cincinnati or anywhere else Mills in his affidavit makes himself out as the victim of a queer combination of circumstances He shows that on October 18 1856 he wu married to Clarissa Morrison in Gorham It Is nil story that Clarissa heartlessly end without cause deserted him in December 188S The heart broken husband removed to California and hearing nothing from his former wife for seven years he instituted Inquiries with the view of ascertaining whether she was living or dead The affidavit shows that he wrote to A French of Toledo and that from French he received word to the effect that the long missing Clarissa was dead Mills declares that he had every reason to believe that the message sent him by Mr French was perfectly correct Accepting It as true he did not hesitate to take unto himself another wife in the person of Elizabeth Stuart whom he married in Oakland on June 19 1894 The suit brought by Annie Mills is made the subject of a kmg explara A NEW HOME FOR PLANS OF THE ARCHBISHOP INCREASING THE SCOPE OF THE TOCTHS DIRECTORY DEATH COMES AT A FATE OF AN ELDERLY MAN A Carnival of Satlons Proposed to Raise Foods for the Change FALLS TO THE FLOOR OF CALVARY CHURCH Identified as Barker an Englishman Who Recently Came to San Franelsco Eiackmalline he told me was of tm a common occurrence Just now that he tlon a Preliminary declaration Mills was sorry more men did not take the J5 that never at any time or under stand he had taken He expressed sor any circumstances did the woman be row at the womans condition and be come his wife Before the filing of the as is alleged she ought not to be al from rge Hayford the woman allowed her liberty at all Ltorney Hayford demanded that the Dr Birch will Join with Crittenden affiant should leave his Oakland wife on the bond if it becomes necessary Valnes of Standard Coins Collector of Customs Wise has Just received from Preston director of the Mint a circular containing a table of values of standard coins of the nations of the world for the quarter commencing July 1st The circular Is det for rVrMee7 The MUU aW shcuid he table shows that during the past three and return to Ms HayfOrds client Mills refused saying I have reveT married the plaintiff and I will not leave my wife In reply Hayford is said to have asked Where is Clara referring to the wife who had deserted Mlllsln New York seven or eight years before Hayford Ia alleged to have threatened months there has been an upward ten dency In the price of silver Tt Oakland offlcs of lb Chronlcl Is now at 9S0 Broadway Maim Hnl MlBlm mm umwh rani Tins issat i ill Dr Wilt I lllMMff praise inSJ Ill lllflfll Ittllw HI I i fe 1 jg s3y6 55as3r 1 i SRvms flf nwiTniia ft pisuuims trl at tui kntt ninth rtwetht ii A 07 OEOROB PERKINS 3B AT TVVENTI NINTH AND TJTyvNTH AVENUE EAST OAKLAND appear to defend the suit This threat grew more terrifying when Mills a few days later met the plaintiff She then declared that Clara or Clarissa was not dated and In proof of her statement exhibited to Mills a letter said to have been received from his missing wife MlUa now declare that wholly because of a fear he would be arrested failed to defend the suit and permitted the entry by default of the Judgment which he now seeks to have set aside Subsequent to the entry of the Judgment Mllla presented the facts of the case to Attorney A Everett Ball He declares that his eyes were then opened for the first time to tfce fact that he had been Imposed upon Previous to this time he had separated from the Stuart woman Attorney Ball told him that this was proper The attorney explained however that if Mills had married the woman beileving his former wife dead he had committed no bigamy and could not be made the subject of any criminal prosecution Mllla waa advised by Attorney Ball to commence suit for divorce against the missing Clarissa and after securing a decree to remarry Mlsa Stuart Acting on tire advice of Ms attorney Mill on June 26th last did file papers In a salt for divorce The suit In now pending but Mills Is not satisfied wltc the record made against Mm In the suit by which bis marriage to Mlsa Staaxt wa annulled Having never as he claimed married Annie Mills be feels that he has bees placed In false position and hence bia application to have the Courts compromising and em barrassing judgment set aside The aggrieved husband declares that had he cot been deceived he would certainly bare defended the suit The application to set aside the Judg ment will be heard by Judge Sanderson Imniediatety after vacation lie new OratMUr Rrrtnfbto Man Tb United States and tna world an to data tor SJ easts and on coupon Ton eartataty wast en oa yoor walL It has long been the desire of Archbishop Riordac to place the Youths Directory conducted by Father Crpw ey upon a higher plane of usefulness than is possible in Its present location When the directory was first founded at the corner of Tenth and Howard streets Its projectors hardly expected such results from It as have been achieved In the past few years Originally Intended as a temporary home for homeless boys Its scope has been gradually extended until In a measure It has become a reformatory institution In its present Iocs in the heart of the city It is difficult to place sufficient restraint upon the Inmates to attain the objects for which the superintendent and staff of officers work In the Eaitern States what are known as protectories have been successfully established for years They are usually located near large cities on some fertile tract of land where the boys have ample opportunities for out of door exercise and at the same time are taught trades which will render them independent men when thy reach their majorities This plan Archbishop Rlordan contemplates putting Into practice here To do this It will be necessary to secure a large tract of land convenient to the city and at the same time salubrious as regards climate Upcn this it is proposed to erect the new directory buildings This will require a large sum of money The main revenue of the directory Is derived from a quarterly publication known as the St Joseph Union sold for Jl a year which brings In a revenue of about J4000 The annual expense of conducting the directory is about 110000 and an average of over 500 boys have befn annually cared for It Is proposed thi year to hold a carnival of nations In the Mechanics Pavilion about the middle of October which will be conducted on a large scale Already a number of meetings have been held at which the subject has been discussed and many arrangements have been completed A meeting will be held at the Youths Directory to night to discuss some new features which It Is proposed to incorporate In the affair A large number of ladies and gentlemen from all over the city are Interested in the work A boys without regard to creed are taken at the directory Father Crowley looks for assistance from all classes of people The directory said Father Crowley last eight does not receive one cent from the city or State In the way of assistance Instead It saves the city thousands of dollars annually For if count the support of the boys taken from the prisons whom the city would have to support if sent to the County Jail an Increase In the tax levy would naturally result I am not speaking of the moral Influences which are exerted over them for the Jail association only makes criminals of them and adds more to their cost Among the features that will be Introduced at the coming festival are autograph letters from Gladstone and Charles Stewart Parnell In hit letter the Premier speaks highly of the work of the directory These letters will be raffled together with many other valuable things Including a number of curiosities from Ireland Barker an Englishman 2 years of age reildlrg at 1020 Howard treet died suddenly while attending a prayer meeting at Calvary Presbyterian Church Union square at 845 oclock last night The meeting which was held In the Sunday schoolroom of the church as uiual on Wednesday evening was attended by a large crowd of young people among whom the presence of the old man whom no one knew was noted He occupied a prominent seat in the second row from the platform and appeared to take great interest in the proceedings After the meeting had been addressed by Rev William Birch upon the work of Presbyterian mllonarles among the Chinese Rev MR La France and De Baux in From New York REMARKABLE TIME MADE THIBTT SEVEJI DATS FOVRTEEJf AKD A HALF HOFRS The Previous Mark Was Forty One Days Made Coder More Advan tageons Circumstance Two tired and dusty wheelmen wheeled up to the City Hall at 830 oclock last evening and were Immediately surrounded by a group of cyclists who had been in waiting many hours apparently In expectation of their coming Ragged and dusty they did not present a very attractive appearance but notwithstanding their dilapidated air 4hes two wheelmen had at that moment accomplished an undertaking which within a few hours would make their names known throughout the country The undertaking was in riding from New York to San Francisco four days faster than the existing record and the names of the riders Jokn IaFTance and Norman de Baux They left New York city at 915 oclock on the morning of June 1st and arriving here last night at 830 oclock makes the exact time thirty seven days fourteen houra and thirty minutes The total number of miles covered was S62S4 or an average of nearly 100 miles a day throughout the entire trip The best previous record was made recently by John Witts who started from this city and finished in New York Hi time waa forty one days one hour and forty fire minute Up to the time of Witts performance the mark stood at forty seven days and nineteen hours made last fall by Blakeslee who came from New York over the southern route The greatest days run made by La France and De Baux was 135 miles this number of miles being ridden three different times during the trip The first was from Westfleld to Cleveland the secona from Goshen Ind to Chicago and the third In Nebraska Over the Kocgy mountains they averaged 107 miles a day and yesterday were com U15CELLAXEO US John Hemphill pastor of the church arose to speak Before the Pfll to ride 127 miles in order to com preacher opening sentence was con plele laelr Juey within the day No eluded however Barker fell forward from his chair to the floor Drs Hemp 1 hill and Birch and a rumbof the audience rushed to the old mans assistance In the belief that he had fainted merely Amid a scene of considerable excitement the stranger was carried to an adjoining room and Doctor Bond was hastily summoned but upon making an i examination he pronounced life to be already extinct The meeting was thereupon adjourned without further ceremony and the Coroner notified Of the affair While awaiting the arrival of that omcers deputies and the dead wagon maps were carried with whirh im them across the continent but they arranged a schedule of towns and from the postmasters in the various places ascertained their routes etc Very little baggage waa taken the entire weight tnevwheel8 wlth everything on being out thirty pounds every ounce being saved to facilitate speed They were wonderfully favored In regard to accidents and during the entire trip only had two punctures One of these occurred last night when but four miles from the finish La France is the larger of the two being 23 years of age and weighs 141 pounds he losing scarcely an ounce by the hard trip De Baux who appears to be Scarce lv mm thon urs circn ana Hemphill proceeded to i or age and weighs 110 search the clothing of the deceased for i poUnd Bm11 In fact doea he ap the purpose of establishing his identity I pef iL wouW sem that the first and discovered papers and letters which wlnJ would carry him off But Indicated that his name was I RTlt ftB1 determination and Barker and that he resided at 1020 Howl19 VWes coupled with strong ard street Upon learning these facts 1 uscIe are what aided the Deputy Coroner McCormlck after caus I inutive record breaker Ing the removal of the body to the I BoV are reIdnt of Toledo and norsrue caiieo tftere and found that he I memoers oi tne Toledo Wheel had been rooming there for about a i5 Association the emblem of which mon past Among his effects were iinuuoii mey wear upoo their eeerai eiiers rrom a ich It was gathered that formerly lived in iivr pool England but had recently arrived here from Oregon One of his sons Barker was at one tme proprietor of the Hotel Yamhill at McMlnnvllle Or and had evidently occasioned the old man a good deal of trouble for In a letter addressed to him but not deliv ered his father referred to the frt sweaters La Prance In speaking of the trip Just accomplished said Its a hard trip but I wouldnt hesitate In starting right back over it to morrow I am confident of one thing if we ever do it again we can cut the time much lower as we are now familiar with roads and country and know many places where valu aDie unae can be saved We both feel that the young man and his wife had somewhat tired owing to the bard ride swindled him and expressed the belief i to day but with all we have encoun that they would never prosper on ac i terwI either of us have lost an ounce count of their unfillal treatment of him I ot flesb nce leaving the East I am Nothing was known of Barkers past surprised to find out how some of the history by his landlord nor did he ap previous record riders have covered pear to have had any friends or rela I distance bat no one can pick any flaws tiveg here in our performance Witt Instead of At the time of his death ridlnsr all the wav tired in a well worn suit nt ferrr This uvi Mm mm i mu nun well worn suit nt clothes and carried an old silver watch iuj a cneap piatec chain In his pockets were two Jo pieces and J2 50 in slver but whether or not he had money or deposit In any of the banks here could not be ascertained dred mites which we were ecmneiw to xover Then again by riding from San Francisco to New York he was favored ail the way by the wind and had the advantage of down mA imn acros the continent wrth the exception JAPANESE COMMISSIONER Merchants May Send One to Represent This City A Joint meeting of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce trustees and the San Francisco Board of Trade directors will be held to morrow afternoon at the hall of the chamber The object of the meeting is to discuss the matter of sending a commercial commissioner to Japan tn the interests of San Francisco merchants and jobbers A resolution that such a commissioner should be sent has already been adopted by the Chamber of Commerce It Is proposed to keep him there a year and the expense will be something like ISOoO Sew Secretary la Cnarnre Charles Welsh the new secretary of the Sotlety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children assumed the duties of his office yesterday As Officer Hoi brook of the society who through long experience knows all about the conduct of its affairs waa In court all day the new secretary had no one to whom to apply for assistance Several minor complaints came la daring the day Oncers of Chebra Brlth Shalom The following officers were Installed at a meeting of Chebra Brith Shalom last Sunday President Baruch Conn vice president QnstaT Michael secretary Meyer treasurer If Lewis trustees 8plro Stockwltx Aaron Levy Frakenberg Tbt OsrlaM ofieaottlM Chronic is now at SM Srcadway Barkers death was rjrobahu An of bne tm Ha i heart disease but an autopsy will be inds incessantly and up grade after he upon his body to day and the fact crossing the Mississippi We Started determined beyond question from Toledo and rode to New Yort tumiirg around immediately and com A novel defense menclnf the trip proper We passed Albany Syracuse Batavla Buffalo I Erie Cleveland Toledo and landed in Pat Snllins Exene for Stealing Chicago June 8th Then continued on Baggy Robe through Cedar Rapids Blair Neb Pat Sullivan arrested on July 2d for HkrZSSR petit larceny In stealing a robe from Tuesday Sacramento and Stockton and a buggy had a novel defense to offer In yesterday 8an Jose San Mateo and Judge Conlans court yesterday As he tWs cJtr D111 the trip we had eight was found with the robe in his posses 1 fZfSj inroad tie for sion and several witnesses saw him I fSJs2efvfrteaTln Chicago we take it the case looked desoerate for I 2SJC Sullivan rrJlirtret5aooDlwaand What have you got to say Sullivan said Judge Conbin I was Just walking along the street your honor said the prisoner when the wind blew it In comg to put It back In the buggy when the officers pinched me Judge Conlan smiled an Incredulous smile but asked him if he had any a ui suuiu Krsicoea ma nn a vnn i ment and with a wink of hi 1C a i jr4 uuuur uniess i suopoena the Sullivan will come up for sentence uiu monusr FtSfDS 8TTLL NEEDED CMrltl EndenTor Onaranty Svm Not Tet Raised A strong effort will be made to day to realise the sum necessary to hrln th convention of the Christian Endeavor So cieties to um city The time for raising the grarantee exnires to night Quite a little sum Is still lacking and those who have the raising of the tnn in charm make a very earnest plea for the addi SS1 Amanda support yet needed TJfH2lattaint wa wed last wWoolwortl i National Bank Ru WaUaoa Bradford 130 Eagleion A Co Pacific Mutual taturancentpaiy SivSSSHF1 iHf i StearnJ nX3 rSt H0 is wwi wrapany YTy Goodyear ta741 total A SATT50 OT OXE HALT gru traasftrrsd to trains or steamers iMrstam Treats BO evata each for reoad SSE PW Eonrerjr 650 Marks strm suites Taylor strut vhiii will return by train MISCELLANEOUS AKlK3 POWDER JUrsefutel Pure tfifSifS tartar bans twwaat Highest ex an in lea renter strength Lattst Caiud 8tu R0TAI Ae9POWDtt CO Kw tera THE TUEN OF LIFE The Most Critical Period ia tfca Life of a Woman Experience or Mrs Kelly of Patehogs Long Tlm There is no period in womans earUny career which she approaches with tf much anxiety as the change of Ua Tet during the past twenty years women have learned much from I a woman It Is safe to say that women who prepare themselves for the eventful period pass through it much easier 1 than in the past There is but one course to pursue to subdue the nervous eom plications and prepare the system for the change Lydia Pinkhaaa Vegetable Compound should be used It is well for those approaching thjg time to write Mrs Pinkham at Lyra Masa She has the experience of yean to aid her in advising She will charg you nothing She helped this woman who saysw I have used Lydia Pmkhaafc Vegetable Compound in my family tea years with the best result Soa time ago my daughter had catarrh ef the womb and it entirely cured hen I waa approaching the change ej life and waa in a deplorable oendji tlon My womb had fallen and fit bearing down pains and backache wta terrible and kidneys affected I began taking the Ccmpcal and my pains ceased I consider hfci strong bridge between sickness ml health and recommend it to everybody I meet who need It Mas Zzllt PatchoguA tj AI ArBSiSX jr UriHir V7VTTtk A LTfiSf Jr 1 1 I NB MARK SsAV off ani packed away in his trunk are com plete changes of STANDARD Percale and Outing Shirts He knows a gocd thing and wants to support a Home Industry QAIL BORDEN 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