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gy3RAyCISC0 CHBOmCLE TJESDAX VTJ11 24iS9J iUMDi rX YETERAN MINISTER IS DEAD KM CAME THIS MORStXaiH UAIUiAAU Than FIMyVnve Ter iB he Clergy of the Episcopal Chnrcb Rev Benjamin Akerly rector emert nf of St Johns Episcopal Omrrh Oakland died at his home Sixteenth uxd Adeline streets in that dty shortly after midnight thl morning Old age he was bora In 1812 was the cause of death When his church was earned last December Father Akeriy ne was caneo was prostrated by the news toolc to his bed and never recovered from the shock i Dr Aterly was educated In the General Theological Seminary of New York dty Thence he went to Dunkirk Mich Mdfrom there to Milwaukee Where he loaded St Johns Episcopal Church theleading church of the denomination in the State of Wisconsin He remained to Milwaukee twelve years His assist ant at that time was Rev Richardson who became and still is rector et St Johns and one of the most powerful preachers in Wisconsin Falling health caused Father Akerly to take a trip for three years at sea during which he visited many of the Wands of the Pacific In 1S57 he came to San Francisco was married shortly afterward In Sacramento and wtnt to oaaiana to reside where he founded St Johns Church This was at first withi eut a house or worship but in 18S0 a itrocture was erected at Grove and geventn streets at a cost of 4000 Father Akerly founded many missions The Church of the Advent at Pauls Church of East Oakland and the Gray insstbh iat TemescaX were ohoots of St Johns It was his custom to preach la the morning at the Church of the Advent and in the evening at Gray Mission lie Kept tnis up for thirty six years when failing health forced him to forego much of the work and he became pastor emeritus of his church Eight children out of twelve survive Father Akerly two of whom Dr Akerly and Morris Akerly reside in Oakland It has been said of Father Akerly that be had married christened and burled more people than any other clergyman in California A few years ago Dr Akerly gave to ta Interviewer some recollection of his We in Oakland came here early In 1857 he said and bought four acres of tandTttght hre where I still live At that time Oakland had less than 600 inhabitants Therewas only one landing place along the water front aud that was at the foot of Broadway A little steamer called the Contra Costa was the only ferry boat on the hay It was soon after my arrival that I held my first religious service In the UtUe old Presbyterian Church Later I KedjeJBaptistbuudlhs now used as the Gasman Turn herein Schoolon Ninth street I baptised a great many children and the Baptists not liking the Episcopal service soon gave me my walking papers Next I obtained permission to hold services in the little schoolhouse which Carpentier built on Twelfth street Many Oaklanders who have since passed away were members or the congregation that assembled In the school Soon however the building became too small and we had to seek new quarters Then we moved to the Last Chance store at the southwest corner of Seventh street and Broadway and the grocery and saloon had to more The place was fitted up so as to seat fifty persona A large dry goods box was procured for an altar and a long shoo box answered for a pulpit Both boxes were covered with white muslin and answered the purpose very well For two years I preached to the congregation from the top of that big dry goods box Dr Akerly was of Scotch English descent and was the son of a well known New Yrk physician Off July 1842 he was rdained to the Episcopal priesthood Btfore he came to California he becameengaged to Mls Matilda Hardenberg A teacher in the Sunday school of the New York church of which he was rector and when she came out to rislt friends In Sacramento he met and carried her Speaking of his family In 1892 the veteran clergyman said Here oa Sailors fane we lived for ceany tnirty seven years ana ten sons and two daughters were born unto us My two eldest sons are physicians and one is itcatea in London while the otter Ishere at home with me Five Tears ago my beloved wife passed away and Im anxious to Join her Dr Akerly was for many years a Free Mason of high standing in Oakland and Sac Francisco He was a past master of Oak Leaf Lodge and past high priest oflhe Royal Arch Chapter THElFRAWLlYS IN AlWMEDY StCCESS Craadf Opera at the Tlvalf Xew Melodrama TfceJUeasar JTfce Baldw afc LteIllwMiiar mM iiMMrimi ltK irnii fc XSBSBH i WSSkXtfjasy i SIS I STat I 7JJPsii MJIfrNmvJr fSmmmluiw at WaWWBM LJmanmWfflmAjwfi 4 zm rill ill aimaa Tmmmimiitrrvvsrsf i as itTTir i i iHrnf TTfTiMTTi i HTffQARiAY BOT fJfiifasiyyfCy9imsJl wmMrjmrififXs i mmmmmm mm MflmW JJBBfD TKsMmV7A 3 CraaJ Mnliw Dr Benjamin Akerly the Teteran Qergynian of OaHaaifno Died Early This Moraiflg BA5D II 5 ClUKi KENNEL MEN IN SESSvON REJOLUTIOS BT THE ABYI90RY SANTA CLARA AND ALAMEDA CITED GREEN AND WALCOTT WILL MEET IN THE RING Th slat tw ct UeA Alter Za Xr tad ORovrke The troubles over the Green Waloott fight have been settled and the men will meet in tne ting at wooawardni Tavuion JXmt Show Cmrns Baallara war AssesSBtcmtsSaaia sf Ba Raised SACRAMENTO August 21 The State Board of Equalisation held a meting this afternoon at Which it agreed to rxnniMr rUtlTe t0 Alameda and Thursday evening wUheUher Hiram rVI VT uue f1 weea we yot cook or Jack Welch aa referee UT Clt these two fotmtlM rMHHl In rtrt tie Beamer and Arnold Ttbted tb atTta MaTfromUmrrrrarS the case of Alameda and Morehouse and SjS5QjmFr HTm Arnold voted to cite In the case of Santa to demand that before the proceedings Clara To day Beamer moved to once went any further a certified check for more ux up tae ease of Alameda and the eatimated amount the Dercentaxe a5SJfir25hlJ0nSwiV1 BiSerMd du winner of the fight be put uptn Arnold resulted In Its being cited More ora rmOT1M tttJi 4I house then moved to once more take up fJSPMliSff1 T6 the case of Santa CJar ma it wiVV itiS 1 er i National AthleUc Club claimed The following dates were then fixed the fltaTd nalttartaa2k sgSw cawthSr asmenSfshilSl1 erTtheCenFeTta notTeSSX uJflSU2T wnlch Toung MltcheU and Eddie Oraney AlamediaeSiSS lufSaJ wl Palt for tcmbeTu sSklrou ffiS5S 5S 6wA Gbs and Groom met ta ths Sonoma Seotember Sd Ban Fraielfta tiSrIIS owdbr their ex SeDtember 4th iir fv muw cwmea inai Quite an animated meeting is expected Is the crab had fanedtoMfoTwC when Alameda comes up oecluse Assessor i Mtts exSSS IS hiS 5Sir Dalton has expressed himself as antam 1 SV AxSn1 notput up afor Sjs issia srfSissSR and will be prepared to nght anything wo wjr vi uuopiiea nse it la further well understood tint Ran Prn Cisco is in for a per cent rise at the least no matter what may be done with other counties NO LONiSER ATTORNEY FOR GERMAN HEIRS Del BTT LITTLE MOPE FOR DEAC03T 9 Fear That He Will XeverReeover His Reason BOSTON August 22 When a reporter called at the McLean Hospital this afternoon and asked about tht con dition of Edward Parker Deacon he feeeived this answer from the chief Physidan Mr Deacon Is getting along as well as can be expected We cannot give any particulars ahout the condition of our patient It probable that Deacon will fnever recover his rea son Gives War to Uewr Jk Gatsek la Cort at Redwood City REDWOOD CTTT Ananst 21 This morning Judge Bock made an order sub stituting Messrs Loewy and Outscb at torneys for the German heirs of the Lux cstau In place of IS Delmaa There was no opposition to the petition filed last week asking for the substitution Jesse 8 Potter has filed a petition In tae miner oi ine esrate ot unaries LUX askimr for nermisslon to defrnd a mt brdught In ie District Court far the German heirs A copy of the bill is attached to the petition The cult is commenced for the purpose of taking all the proceedings from this court into the District Court In other words to deprive the ecaie wan oi jnrisaicuon i ne permis sion was jriniea oy Judge BUCK BLOODT FIGHTIXG IX BUDAPEST Great Strike of Builders Reaalts la Trouble BUDAPEST August 21 A aTtatstriks In ths building trades began here to day More man zow men are involved The strikers fh the endeavor to orevent others from working came repeatedly Into conflict with ths police and desperate pitched battles ensued In several or the principal etreetsof the city Two hundred persons have been lnJuredsome dangerously The police have arrested 10 of the ringleaders i STILL HOPE FOR FRAJTCE IatlmatloB That Gersaaay May Tleld Alsace Lorraine for Par LONDON August A German diplomat whose namSNls not mentioned In an Interview is quoted as saying Germany will not give up Alsace Lorraine without compensation out Franc has every reason to hope that Germany will do so for a promise of compensation even If made at a distant date THE BOXES OF K1XGS STOLE Tfte Deseeratioa of Crypt Hungarian AX ALLEGED BIG SHORTAGE Aged Ifew JerseyuaaSsld ta Be a Defaalter js TRENTON Ni Aogasia Feter Croseer secretary aad treasurerof the Mercer and Merchants Building Land loan Association li short JSSr00 In hU accounts IT the report made tof day hy the committee at investigation appotot aome weeks ago well I oonded Cro who isabout esyearroldjaa nof betaArrtited rlv Big Cargo for the Orient 8EATTMWsih August The stumshlp Tamaguchl Maru oMhe Nip twnYusenKalsha sailed at oclock to i Ught for the Orient with a full cargo coni 2tinrof wrotona The bulk of the lama gnehia cargo waa machinery railroad Iron tMt th conslderaWa flottrjtobacco i and cotton prlnta i VIENNA August 21 The crypt of the Cathedral at Stuhlwelssenburg northeast Of Lake Balatony Hungary known as the Marienklrocb in which fourteen of the Arpad Kings of Hungary were buried has tr en aesecraiea ana tne inuu ana oones have been stolen DEATH OF A COUEDIAX Charles Coole of Roland Reeds Com panr Expires NEW YORK August 21 Charles Cools the comedian died suddenly at the residence of his brother Bert Coole In his zsm year He had rehearsed for his opening with Kolsnd Reed In The Wrong Mr Wrlrht and It was exoeeted as late as Sunday morning that Mr Coole would he aoie to appear in tneptay at noston Still Flshttas la BraslL NEW YORK August 21 A dispatch to the Herald from Buenos Ayressaysr The telegraphic advices from the Heralds cor leipondent tn Rio Janeiro Brasn state that the official report ot the operations against the fanatics around Canudos during the last few weeks show that 20 Brazilian troops have been wounded rTUe fanatics near Canudos are new well Intrenched tn fortified position awaiting an attack but for several days no operations of importance hare been reported The fanatic force In ths vicinity of Cann das Is now sow strong Minister Wilson Reaches Pem JTMAPeru August Ixt JHenry iWH renof Washington the new United 8tates Minister to Feru has arrivedhere with his family Orleatal Diplomats 9aIL Vancouver mcJAugutta The steamship Empress of Japan sailed for the Orienu to day Among her passeagers were tne enwese ana apanesa rimoas sadora to tne jubUe celebration 1 to ask traveling expenses as he had not accepted tne National Cjub first offer which mcluaed expenses and that so far as forfeit money was concerned 0Rourk had not nut up his money much before that of the club went up ORourke said that if any responsible man would auarantee the msMf voum be atlfled Groom refused to listen to iTT rvvYlAZ7 ouraa wanted away but Joined Globs Graney and Green who were in a group Gibbs said that 0Rourke had nocaose for complaint as he would vouch that the money would be paid Graney expressed confidence in Glbbe There was a chance to settle the matter rracefuDy and 0Rourk said that if Graney had that confidence In the matter he would be satisfied It took but a minute to settle ths referee question Both men wfl1 acceot Hi Welch will be satisfactory to them ADA FRIERSOX TAKEX HOME Some Doubt of the Trath of the Girls Storr Ada rrterson the young woman whd op Sunday night swallowed a dose of noimn in the saloon of Edward Comyns at 25 Turk street af terhavlng written a letter in wnicn she gave as the reason for her act tne alleged fact that Coram ha ruined and deserted her was yesterday afternoon takenfrom the Recetrinr Hospital to her home In Oakland by her A ir Mythat no on of the girl family knew anything about her alleged Intimacy with Comyns and asserted that Comrns had always acted the Rf rkSSivaHtSati Rt their home ta Oakland Adahad always becnof a morbid temperament and had often when disappointed in anything she wanted expressed the desire to end her It was i claimed by jlda when she was taken to the Receiving Hospital Sunday nlaht that Sha nad toM hr mnth about Comyns treatment of her and Her mower oaa fjireatenea to snoot Dim The truth of this statement is placed in Question by the claim of both the mother aiut the sister of Ada that they did not know of the intimacy between Comyns and the girt and hadV always regarded Comyns as an honorable man There is as delightful and clever a comedy performahceat the Columbia Theater this week as anybody can ask for It Is The Great Unknown an adaptation from the German by Daly and the Frawley company fplays It They played It last season with suc cess but ft is In that case to some Important details a better performance The FraTwleyi company keep growing very naturally In finish aid style It was given a high and refined stamp when It wasorganliedv That refined stamp hat been maintained audi with the acting together the people have be come much more valuable The play hardly needs criticism now Suffice It to say it is as witty and bright a pro duction aa any of that series In which Ada Kenan and John Drew were the leading figures It Is absolutely as well played as lt could be by any regular New Tork company to day and the fact that it Is done by our own stock com pany acting In San Francisco a large part of the year at popular prices does not in the least impair the value of the presentation For three months we have had at the Columbia Theater such productions as prove that novelty alone makes a great deal of the difference between high and popular priced shows To put it frankly the Lyceum company ot new Tone when it was out here last had neither the balance nor the variety of talent Mr Frawieynas around htm There is not an actor or actress among the principals who is not amply equipped to take an equivalent place In New York to day We really have in the Col umbia a comedy theater quite superior to any stock theater in the country and in the Frawley companyran organization without an equal outside of New Tork and only in special cases In New York The season is drawing to a close and we shall miss the always bright and tssteful productions the agreeable people and the refined performances for that kind of entertainment must give place to very different attractions There are no other Frawley companies traveling aroundL The Great Unknown has some very remarkable comedy hrorfc by Blanche Bates and Glidys Wallls could not be bettered In Pansy Corson Clarke Is at his best in the bid man and there Is not a man on the stage who can sit about and hare a play played around mm nice worthing in the OTtonnell Don Cariyle is better than he was last week A very agreeable addition to the company Is Lavena Atwood Alto gether such a play and such a performance are not so often got together that it should be taken as a matter of course It Is sufficient comment en The Heart of Maryland which began its second week to a house as enthusiastic as ever last night at the Baldwin Theater to say that the advance sale for this week Is twice as large as it was at this time of the first Theater parties of from flveto thirty people are bovine seats and the demand evengpes into tne inira weex aireaay Gustav Walter has made the beaf stroke of his Orpheum management by uuugijugr oTtr tne Hungarian Doy band Nothing be has had has so caught the audiences not only for the interest taken In such young instrumentalists but for the aulte remarkable nerform ance they give Hungarians are musical they must be when a band almost as gooa as gousa and far ahead of most others In the precision snap and effect with which ther Dlav the num bers is found to be made up entirety ot youins quite young bright looking thoroughly intelligent and under fine control The audience last night grew wildly enthusiastic when feeiins that something familiar was necessary for an introauction to America they played El Capltan March A Hot Time in tne oia Town TThe star iSpangled Banner and Yankee Doodle which they bad learned it was said since they arrived here Indeed El Capltan March they only learned yesterday Their uniforms are picturesque and they seem to be as self reliant and as easy in the using of their Instruments as grown up players It Is quite an attractive number In the Orpheum hill which has besides Mains and Maxett in a clever original acrobatic sketch Smith and Campbell dialogue comedians Fox of Conrov and Fox and Katie Allen In a sketch for novel lies ail successful Some of the favorites of last week hold the boards itm The house was packed last night It Anasaaees That Evldeaee ta Sas lata the Aeeasatiaa Was Sot Safeaaitted EtWIIUiFM I DENIaI UfER HYMWTISM ROT COXSIDERED Bt OTCRTi SrPREME BLOWS IX COURT Mar Mlchael Dslis Assaults the derer of His Brother Eugene Kenny the slayer of Patrick Dolan was assaulted in Judge Dunnes court yesterday by Michael Dotan a brother of the murdered man The as lault was committed1 Just before court convened for the morning session and Kenny received several blows Dolan was taken into custody and booked at the Cltv Prison on a charge of assault His action was provoxea oy tne jury declaring Kenny insane Under this verdict Kenny has been ordered sent to an asylum and his trial for murder has been indefinitely suspended The murder charge will be held In abeyance to await a time when Kenny may oe curea oinis mama ano returned to the jurisdiction of the criminal courts State Department Thanks Collector Jackson yesterday received formal notice from the Treasury Department anbundhg the adoption of a uniform style of consular Invoice by tbe State De fiartment and thanking his office for the merest displayed by lt In the matter The letter especially conveyed the thanks of the State Department to Deputies Jerome and Farley for the services they had rendered In the preparation of the new form of invoice Settled Oat of Coast A Peter Torgeson while In the employ of ibe Dunsmuir Arsons company a few months ago was struck on the head by a mass of failing coal and almost Instantly killed The widow and children subsequently sued the corporaUon to recover 10000 damages A Judgment for tiSW was yesterday entered In favor of the plaln uoi oy consent otineaeienaant corporation and Hi WHson IU attorney -Will Plead Gallty Paul Joly the man who had such an extenaire counterfeiting laboratory and workshop at Sll Bush street waived examination before Commissioner Heacoek yesterday and was held for trial tn bonds of S500O He intends torplead guilty ao as to egm the term or imprlsomnent he expects as soon as possible The Grand Jury win probably consider his case and return antndfctment ants next seaslon The Oakland hraach offlctjof the Oiroolei I to tocaud at WO Breadvay comer Xlatar Still the grand opera season goes on at the Tivoli Opera house with undiminished enthusiasm II Trovatore was given last night and its familiar numbers woke the echoes with the an plause they received The cast was strong Micneiena is always Dorralor a Manrico one of his best roles Maer tena sang Count dl Luna better than anyunng ne nas aone tms season Miss Stewart aisptayea nne dramatic quality In her voice In Leonora and Mrs Hinrichs made a really lmDresaiva in cena her rich contralto finding a great cnance in tne music oz tne part The ensemoie was spirited and effective To night Carmen will be given wun Aime xironoia oert la me gypsy It will prove another popular card These two opera will alternate all this week Jane is doing a very large business at the Alcazar Theater where an excellent performance of it to given Frasers TTalJ Wreckers at Mo roscos last eight was a flight Improvement fi the ordinary melodrama productions affording the members of the company an opportunity for some good work Snow as Jack Barry the leader in a strike on the and a Railroad has an opportunity for some natural dramatic acting A large audience was pleased with the productlon and the train wrecking scene showing the approach of railway train ov th mountain passes finally stopped bya manj hsu oi tne verge or the wrecked Mill creek bridge was raaf fectlve as stage mechanics could produce A prison scene with a sensatiocal JaUbreak allowing the escape of the hero to finally prove his incocence In me courts ana comouna the conspirators formed an effective climax Mamie Hpldenv the ww soubrette Butleras Kraft the heavy villain and Maud Edna SaH as Violet the heroine were aii anoroeo oetter opportunity than usual and Oliver Paul the new come dian made a favorable impression The Fire ReeartL A fire broke out about J40 oclock yesterday afternoon la a room at Uv lodging nouse iss Market street used for storage The cause of the fire is supposed to have been spontaneous combustion The damage done was about IWL i i 2 Need a Japanese restaurant keeper at 412Dupont street war held to answer resterday by Commissioner Heacoek on a Charxe at seUlnar lltrniw wll hnnt Tnv emment license The Pacific Coast advisory board last evening practically decided vthaH Payne had brought baseless charges against James Mortimer who recently acted in the capacity of Judge of the uakund bench show When the meeting opened nearly every representative lover of dogs In the dty was present and with few exceptionsexceptions the members of the advisory board answered thelrnames when the roU waa called A Vredenbergh supported by two stenographers rep resented the American Kennel Club Payne was present with Attorney Coy to assist him over the rocky places and Allen represented James Mortimer From the time Chairman dEvjun called the meeting to order until the final resolution was passed the whole procedure resolved itself into on Inter minable dissertation on the rights and rulings of the Kennel ciub and tne ju risdlctlon of the advisory board Orig inally It was supposed that the true faets Of the case were to be investigated regardless Of all the petty quibbling that marks a modern suitat law but the harder the members of the board endeavored to proceed the more objections were raised and it was only after every one was thoroughly wearied that anything definite was reached At the opening of the proceedings Mr Gibson contended thatthe power given the board to investigate also carried with it the Dowerto determine This proposition gave rise to a warm discus sion the negative beingtaxen ny Dr DEvrlin and John de Ruyter Finally Gibson made a motion oproceed with the matters before tneooara ana nna a verdict thereon CEvytln refused to put the motion and Gibson appealed from the decision of the chair ana oy a vote of six to two won his point Payne was then asked to reply ta the charges brought against him try the kennel club and the proceedings were again blocked by a demurrer which he read Payne continued that the Amer ican Kennel Club hadno jurisdiction whatsoever in the premises They cannot said he assume control of the public press and no newspaper is amenable to these rules We are only subject to the laws of the State how we publish our papers and are entirely Independent of any cmrx Tnere nothing in the constitution of the kennel club to give It such powers lis Jurisdiction only reaches Individuals and not the press The charges I have made do not apply to the club or any member of Jt They were against an employe and he can claim no protec tion from the club Allen representing Mortimer denounced Paynes position We fully expected Mr Payne to Justify his utterances said he Why does he not back up his words He alway claimed heretofore to be ready and anxious but now he seeks to creep be ninanis paper I am charged as an Individual re torted fayne I am ready to so Into a court of Justice Why dont you come there After another exhaustive discussion Gibson moved to pass over the St Bernard case temporarily and take up the charge of James Mortimer against Pame This waa aa reed umb and Payne was again asked to substantiate his charges and again he read a long demurrer similar in effect to the one he read In the former charge Attorney Coyle also stated that hi Client was not ready to answer and needed more specific charges On motion of Gibson seconded by De Ruyter the following resolution was then passed Resolved That th ParJftn arivtxm uvuu luiin uiucu uiwun virayneto supply evidence to substantiate the pub turc un aj uua regaruing James Mortimer In accordance with the resolution anddirecUon of the American Kennel aub and the said Payne having refused to present and supply any evidence to iuMusuii saia puouo statement Resolved That the Pacific Advisory Board finds as a fact that said Payne has failed and refused to supply the ueuta wuh uia American ennel duo has called upon him through the Pacific Advisory Board to supply CROSS CADETS MEET IN ESSAY CONTEST Circa sastaatlal Evldeaee Similar to That la the Darraat Case Coavleta Blssv A case of circumstantial evidence al most as great aathat of the Durrant trial comes from San Diego county Joseph Ebanki was convicted of the kllllng of Mrs Harriet Stiles and sen tenced to be hanged JHe appealed from the judgment alleging that while he was in prison ABtephensprofesslng to oea hypnotist and able to place a man under his spell to such an extent that lie would tell the truth on every matter placed him under a hypnotic spell and durmg that time Ebanks denied hiving any knowledge nf the crime TheSupreme Court will not permltruch a defecseand affirmed the judgment of the lower Court The crime was ampatbrutal one the motive being entirely Jacking On the 10th of September 1893 Leroy SUles aged 6 years his wife Harriet Stiles aged CO i years and JBl Borden the father of Mrs Stilts aged85 years all of Riverside went to the ocean beach about fifteen miles from Oceanside fof a weeks campings Their tent was pitched on the beach On the morning of the 10th 8 tiles and Borden started to a fishltur and when a short distance from the tent they saw two men Stile fearing that his wile would become frightened at theirnresence asked Bor den to return to the tent Upon thear rivalofMr Stiles several hours alter ward he found his wife and Jlr Borfien bothdead The only thing taker from the tent was a bag of Durham smoking tobacco The defendant was arrested several days afterward about thirty miles from san Dlego The testimony convicung him was purely circumstantial Ebanks had attended a camD meeung at apiace called Downey near Los Angeles and while there bad made tne acquamtance of a Mr Gibson Uvlnx at Fnllerton After the meeting was over Ebanks started to walk to san Diego on tne way he stopped several days with Mr Gibson and after he had gone a re volver a daggera shirt and a flour sack were missing On the road Ebanks met a man who was walking through the country on the morning ot the 10th of September the two called at a bouse and were given Some btaad They continued their walk and when near the tent occupied by stiles separated They came together again in about two hours Ebanks did not nave the flour sack with him Before they separated Ebankshad begged tobacco from those he met and after they came together he had a bag of Durham smoking tobacco The sackvshlrt and bread were found near the tent jwhereth murder occurred The people were shot with a 45 callberrevolrer sua four shots bad been fired at them When Ebanks was arrested Gibsons revolver waa found on him and there were four chambers discharged There was no question of the guOt of the defendant in the minds of the Jury and a verdict was arrived at In a few minutes after retiring A Bis Aadieaet Greets and An plaads the Rising Toanr Orators 8t Josephs Hall was filled to Its utmost capacity last evening by a crowd attracted to witness the essay contest of St Joseph parish League of the Cross Cadets Curtis acted as master of ceremonies and after a ciano solo by narry nay ue nrst contestant John narrisgton was Introdnece True Manhood was the subject assigned the nBarwu ua speaaer awcit upon the theme in a logical and impressive manner winning when he had concluded juua vuuuuucvi avyiauae uom XuS JlSten ers ThomaS MeKeever DtlawM a ka i a equally efficient manner handled the sub ject snowing wiu mucn lorce the relation of true manhood and temperance When he had finished the judges Dowilng Miss Josle Molloy and the Rev Brother George retired to consider and after deliberation awarded the medal ta Harrington stating that both speakers had displayed an unusual amount of thought and ability in their discourse Rev Father Seamen also delivered a short address upon the same subject and the ekerclses were closed with a cornet duet by Cadets Cadlgan and Lyeett COLORED PEOPLES HOKE 5 WserisalBatlom la the Employ saeat Labor Thomas Pearson of the advisory hoard of the Home Association for Aged and In crm coiorea people has addressed a com ttumcaUon tothe Chronicle in which he emphatically denies the published statement that the Occidental man Odd Fellows has decided not to particTpate in tne aruw oiuc corner stene of the home and that preference was given to those of the Adrentlst faith hv the employment of laborers Mr Pumn ther states that the ladies or ht riii ooom conuuti tne organuauon there be lnJ 2 ltm membership of MO The building contract was let to the lowest bidder without reservation and the blrlog of men rests exclusive with the contractor Ckared XfTUh FeUay Peter Lneaa Aharber was arrested last evening on Grant arenua by Detective Anthony and Pcceman Dlnanand tocaeo up at tne caiuomia street Station on a charge of felony eenunltted at 811 i dKvuicrvT cwuaiy LAcas IS aeensad of having lured May Taylo guviesi Sf1 1iJrWlI fromher fiomfta this city and placedher hr a nous of ill fame at Salinas The prisoner will be taken to Salinas to day er wu The Oattaaa branch ooea of tha raimM Is Joctl at SSOBreadway learner Klatta OLITER ARREST ORDERED Tha St George Clab Will Proserate Its Seer tary The members of the St George CIno have decided to arrest Secretary Oliver who they say has withheld the proceeds of the fight that took place on the 11th Inst under the auspices of the club This action was decided upon by the executive committee secret session and when a motion was made by Wmiam Burdockfta open meenng inartne action or tneexecu five committee be Indorsed objection was raised by Dr Hunkln He said that the executive committee was to be blamed for not act In more flrmlv that iit was done Oliver should have been arrested before as an embesxler Burdock replied tnat tnere were some members of the duo present who were still friendly to Oliver and would run and tell him whatever happened A Wood and others stated that prompt action was necessary as hehsff uearu tnat wurer was going to leave the cityuus mornmg xne senumentwas so strongly manifested that President James Haggin was forced to publicly state that uwiKtBuu committee wouia nave Oliver arrested thr minute he could be found and that the attornevs of the rtuh wr then with the police officeramaklngar Jt was stated that the cash book the only one Of the club accounts to hramui showed that Oliver had gso of the duo iudoi ouuiae ot wnat mignt oe due from the prise fight The committee appointed to se Olivers attorney Hutton reported that Hutton said he had advised Oliver hot to give up tne money or us books as the fight was Illegal and he had as much legal right to the money as any one On motion of James Spanton themeet lng adjourned to meet again to morrow evening 7 Caucht Three Robbers Sergeant of Police Chrlstenson and Policemen Welch and Barnes vesterdav arrested three men aa they were about tn rob the house of Wilkinson at 2m aer streei xne arresu were effected after a chase of several blocks One of the men had entered the house and the others were standing outside keeping watch When they saw the police they wit en vuuet Hit me ivor to warn the man Inside He at once came out and they all ran down the street with the police in cioee pursuib At the 0FarrcU street Police Station they gave their names as John Courtney Frank Howard and James Wilson The police wruat ueyare au ez conviets 9JirOSMatiSlsTBMssSsw FreeHTree eawBaasT sT 7 ML mWLSI rj JK mwl 9UsawltfJ VK 2ir y0 tse Stonner Bfcyas GIVEN FREE With Americans BefttA TeasMees Spices jAT Great Americaii Importing Tea Cos CITY stores SS Market SC J4l9PkSC I0 Sixth SL MS Market SOSKcsrayiU 2310Mbela8t SeeSSUteeatfeSt 318 Tklra St SSSBsreaSt aoeMFUlaareSJs TOSLarklaM iSlSBerbaeeroM SSSSMImUsH SStMaaCreararAv iMXIatkSt llSOReBtaekySi 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