Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 2

OA KTaATH) DAILX VEXING TBIBTJNE. A rUBDAY, JUNE 11, 1892. ADVIRTIISMNTS. RAILROADS. Sheriff's Sale.

Ten i 7 I IGOUST i Beggs Is Formally WILL BE threw awav on those women, my entire ehortage w'ill amount to $000." "Can yon make this up?" "Oh, yes: easily if I can pet cnton the street. One of my friends came to me this morning and offered me $300 in cash and I can get the balance if mv bail is reduced so that I can get around and see my friends. McElrath came to see me this morning and talked Jto me very kindly and I do not think they mill take very vigorous steps to prosecute me. Anyway they will have all their money back in a few days' GALLAGHER SPEAKS. AD BlijN I SIR ATO IVS AUCTION.

Of Hoas.holJl FnrnHnr. Clothing. BcloStlBt th Kstat. of Bmma Maadel, ea Tauday. Jus 14tn, 189S, at 10:80 o'clock A.

MU. at No. 403 Klhth TJad.r Oalludo Hot.l Oaklaad. 7 I shall eel! at public auction without reserve the personal property of said estate, consisting ia part of handsome French Dlate fine parlor suit, elegant inaple mirror, sideboard, leather covered dining chairs, pUlar extension dining table, lounaes, easy chairs, elegant bedroom mirror bat racks, ladie'e underwear, carpets, kitchen utensils, featherbed etc. At sae time I shall ell a miscellanous lot of furniture, liquors TO PURCHASERS WHO WILL PLANT ORCHARDS OR VINEYARDS AND THUS BE ENABLED TO 1 Pay for the Land From It Products.

YOU CAN Continue Yon' Present Occupation, and at the same time be securing a Xloine in this Beautiful Valley, only two hours and a half from San Francisco, with an 9 Orchard or Vineyard, which the Sonoma; Valley Improvement Company will i Contract to Plant and Cultivate for you until it coines'into full bearing. i For" the First Five Yearsyou need only pay for planting and cultivation, and interest at 7 per cent per annum on the purchase price, which is payable in GIVES ON TITLE PERFECT. SHE iws of ytTt tf UurssNiA.Mv aissi TUESDAY JULY 12.1S92 49Jtow Gredit Five Equal Annual Installments, commencing five years after the sale. Subdivisions, 10 Acres and Upwards. KORTH PACIFIC C04ST RALLROlft, Via Banaalito Ferry.

From BAM FRANCISCO for SAUSAUTa BOSS VALLEY and lAN RAFAEL (week daya 7 uto, 90, 1100 A. 1:45. 8.25. 60, 55, 6:20 r.H. (Sundays) 8 -00.

9 .00, 10:00, UM A. 12:30, I J30, 20. 450. 6:45 p. x.

From SAN FRANCISCO to MILL VALLKY (week days-7 IIKOa. 60. 5:43, 6:20 r. K. (Sundays) 8.D0.

9:00. 10:00.11:50 a. 1:30. 4:20, 6:30 r. k.

Extra trip on Saturdays at 1:45 f. it from SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO (week days) 6:10, 6:45, 7:45, 9:15, 11 0 a. 1:45. 3:30. 5:00 r.

M. Sundays 8:00, 110, 12:00 M. 1:10, 2:20, S'5. 6:15, 6:05, 7:00 T. U.

Extra trip on Saturdays at 65 r. m. Fare, 50 cents round trip. From MILL VALLEX for SAN FRANCISCO (week days) 6:25. 6:65.

8:00. 8:10. 11:10 a. 3:35, 5:10 p. M.

(Sundays. 8:05, 10:10, 11:15 A. ivm, p. u. tare, 40 cents round trip.

From SAUSALITO for SAN FRANCISCO (week days) 6:45, 7rl5, 8:15, 9:45, 11:40 a. 2:26, 4:05,7, 45 p. X. (Sund ay S) 8 10:26,11:40, A. 12:30, 1:40, 3:15, 4:35, 6:00, 6:50, 7:45 p.

M. Extra trip on Saturday at 7:00 p. ic. Fare 25 cents round trip From San Franc isco. Through Trains.

Weekdays, To San Francisco. Read up Read down p. M. 5:00 6:34 A. M.

A. 6:13 6:45 5:11 4:60 4:52 4:22 3:25 2:40 2:08 1:45 San Francisco Sausalito Fairfax San Geroaimo Camp Taylor Tocaloma FointRevsS Tomales i Howards a Cnncan's Mills 8:451 8:15 7:36 10:30) 7:11. 6:55 6:45 6:30 11:05 UM 6:40 IP. 8:41 8:34 12.33 4:25 Cazadero and Way Sta 4:01 lions From San Through Trains. Sundays.

To San Francisco. Read up rancisco. Read down A. A. P.

8:15 7:45 7:02 6:13 6:01 5:43 4:41 3:54 3:15 2:45 9:00 9:40 10:14 11:03 ii ae 8:00 San Francisco Sausalito Fairfax Ean Geronimo Camp Taylor Tocaloma Point Reyes -Tomales Howards- Tlnnoan'a Mills 7:25 6:50 9:10 9:40 9:57 10:311 6:85 6:15 5:021 4:3 11:29 P. M. 12:17 12:55 1:251 Cazadero and Way Sta tlons Thlrtv-day Excursion Round trip, 25 per cent reduction. Friday to Monday Excursion-Round-trip tick ets: Tocaloma ana rorai neyes, i xo; iu-males. Howard's.

12 Mi Cazadero. 13. Snnday Excursion Round-trip tickets: Point Keyes, si; Tomaies. si au: uowaru uun-can's Mill and Cazadero, S2 60. THROUGH STAGE CONNECTIONS DAILY at Cazadero with morning train from San Francisco to and from Stewart's Point, Qnalala, Point Arena, Cuffy's Cove, Navarro, Mendocino City, Fort Bragg, and all points on the Itortn coast.

WILLIAM GRAVER. F. B. LATHAM. General Manager.

Gen. Pass. TKt Agt. General Offices, 1 4 Sanaome street. Sin Francisco ind Hortit Pacific Railvty "The Donahue Broad-Gaug-e Souta." COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIf4, ibil.

and until further notice, boats and trains will leave from and arrive at tna San Francisco Passenger Pepot, Market-street Wbarl, as iouows: iroia San Fraaeliea fr Talnt' Tlburoa Bcliedcra and San Kafael. VTEETTDAYa 7:40,90, Ur2Ja, its 1:30, 3:30. 55. 6fl0p. M.

BUND AYS- 8:00. 9M. 11:00 1:80 3:3 6:15 p. (. From Kan Kara' for "an Prancltaal WEEK DA Yd 6:25.

7:55. S-J0. A. iCr 1 $:40. 6Kb p.

U. SATURDAYS ONLY Aa extra trio at r. CUNDAYB 8:10, 9:40, 11:10 A. 1:40, 6:00, X. From Point Tinumn to an Franeisen.

WEEK DAYS 6:50, 8:20. 9:55 11:55 A. 2:05, 43K. r. m.

bai ukuais vtaLX-Aa extra trip at 6:55 v. x. SUNDAYS 8:5. 10:05, 11:35 a. 2:05 4:05 5:30: p.

K. 9" For further particulars apply to or address SONOMA VALLEY IMPROVEMENT COMP'Y 00111 G8, Nevada Block, San Francisco. FOR MOST PROFITABLE RETURNS -2 INVEST INK- iicc'Stcs tot te ICES? 47 a late jcwievnfyfotsxzm I 33 1 Montgomery Street, Cor. California. DAVID L.

DY A3 'Plaintiff', Sa 457a CHARLE3 KEUSE." ueienoant. VIKTUK OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED out of the 8m parlor Court tit tha CM Connty of Ban Fraaeicco. of tbe State of California, whereia David L. Dvas Is plaintiff; and Charles Krase is defendsnt upon a JuJcmcit rendered in the Justice's Court of. said City and County of San Francisco ox th.

22d day of April. Tu 1692, for the sum of on. hnndre 1 and tlurty-ix and 50-100 dollars, besides Cos' and interest. 1 have this day levied upon all riKbt title, clatm and Interest of said Cefeul-ant, Charles Kruae, of, In and to the xoUowibg-o escribed real estate, to wit: All that certain lot, piece or parcel ef ian i situated in the County of of California, fescribed as follows: HeBinninp nt a stake on line of fence on tbe southwesterly line of plot 29 of undivided mountain tf per Kellersberger'g aurvey thereof, this stake being; the most westerly corner of tract of. said undivided mountain land, and runuitij-thence south S1J deja east along; the souin-t westerly line of.

said tract 4.25 chains 'to the center of the road leading; from vat4au 1 to Valley; thoace along the centerI said road as follows, viz north 584 degs. 0.98 chains, aorth 37 dega east L75 chaligt, soutix 65 dega, east L0 chains, north ir degs. east 2.27 chains, north 67 dea f-aat liu chains, north Sl dees, east 2.62 chains, norm 2i'i dec1, cast 0.21 chains: tlicuc. leaving; said road north 44J4 degs. west 12,85 cnains 'o a stake; thence south degs.

west s.oo chairs to a stake on the southwesterly line of Plot No. 29: thence alone the sontb Tes'crlv line No. 29 south degs. cast 6.41 chains to plar. of beginning, containing ten acres and beft a portion of Plot 29 and a portion of tract of.

said undivided mountain land above referred to, i -i Public notice hereby given that I will ox Wednesday, the 6th day of July, A. 1). 1892, at ten o'clock a. of said day. in front of the Court house door of the County of Alameda, sell at public auction, for lawful money of the United States, all tbe rightrtitie, claim and interest of said defendant, Charles Kruse, of.

in and to the above described property, or so much" thereof as may be necessary to raise sufficient to satisfy, said judgment, with interest aul costs, to tbe highest and best bidder. W. H. H.HUSSEY. Sheriff: Dated June 4, 1892.

XV. BuKtNETr, Attorney for Plain- tiff. 328 Montgomery: Street, Saa Fran-eiaeo. OAKLAND THEATER. Ab W.

Manager, Monday and Tatiday, Jnne 13 and 14. Lincoln J. Carter's Grand Scenio Production Ten sets of Special Scenery. Flight of the Fast MaiL Kiaeara by Moonlight Jwitn Boiling Mist, Practical Working Engine and 14 Freight Cars, with Illuminated Caboose. The -Dago Dive.

Realistic River Scene And Steam, boat Explosion. The Police Patrol and K-0 other Startling Effects. PBI0ES 25o, 50c, 75o andfcl Reserved Seats now on sale at Kirklaod Trowbridge's Drug Store, Tenth and Broadway and Theater Box Office. CLASSIFIED BCSUESS DLRECTOBI or Representative Oakland Finns! PAPER JAMES BELL Paper banger; cleaning wall paper a specialty. 1j58 Seventh street FCKNITITRE.

.7 HENRY 6CHELLHAAS 408 Eleventh stiee HAY ItKAttR. LOUIS HEWLETT -1118 Eighth avenue. Be idence U66 Eleventh avenue. OPTICIANS. A.

ETEFFANON I 1073 Broadway REAL. ESTATE St HWU8K KROKIBS. WILL BURR ALL 10i5 Broadway. M. J.

LAYMANCE CO. iu UUght streak J. W. MOSS 958 Broadway. E.

A. HERON 1050 Broadway. j. h. Mcdonald 470 Kiatn stteet, ILLIAM J.

DIN GEE 480-462 Eighth attest UNDGRrAKKKS. ALBERT BROWN 466 Thirteecth ttraet EMPtoVME.NT Orj-'ICIti 7 T. R. BURNS o62 Broadway. MEETING XOTICLS.

ALBION LODGE, SON3 OF 6T. GEORGE, uettt Wednesday evenings at G. fA. Hall, Thirteenth Street, between Broadway and Franklin. i GBAAGLB TRIBE NO.

fe IMP. O. Rt matrt every Thursday evening at CaLior-nia Hall, Eighth and Broadway. YOK POST, NO. 8, G.

A. R. MEETS EVERK a Tuesday eveniug at Grand Army, -iail, 411 Thirteenth street at 8 "iVE OAK LODGE, NO. 61. F.

AND A. M. mesia every Friday eveuing at MasonK lemple 1 OAKLAND COUNCIL, NO. 12. R.

AND meea th. third Thursday in each month, evening, at Masonic Temple. HpHE ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING oi JL the stockholders of the Sanitary Plumbing Manufacturing Company will te held at the reaidence of Flora 'J i-orrest, 1841 Webstc street. Oakland, Cal, on Tuesday, June 14. 1892, at 7 o'clock Y.

for the election oi officers foi tbe ensuing year and such other business at may bepresenteiL C. P. VIsHEft. Secretary, 1 rTHE SCOTTISH RITE BODIE4 OF FEES Masonic Temple. Brethren of the Rite cor ulaily invited.

A 'OL'S'i MEN'a INSTITUTE OA KLANB Council No, 6. Y. M.L, meets oath, trst I and third Thursday evenings of each montir at Y. M. Hail, soutbeaat corner xignia aaa Grove streets.

Brothers cordially invited. 7 rAPEK BAMlEBS 4ND DKCOBATORB BORLAND LEMON, INTERIOR DECO-rators; dealers in plain and decorative paper hangings. 1157 Franklin street, opposite) Bairow gauge depot. Oakland. Cat.

KOTAKIES PUBLIC. MRS. KATE U.HOWAED, NOTARY PUBLIC. 463 Ninth street, betaeen Broadway and ashington atreeU, Oaklanrt. Cal.

NOTARY PUBUC. 458 Kinth tneet, between Broadway aahington. Always In awendanoa. iriiXlAM J. UlNGilJi UtUvAaM Liirhth street.

kV ANTON, N. f. NOTARY FUBLIO AND danoatUoaa earefall tvomniianorn takent emee lbeO Broadway, ooraer Eleventh. VETEIIINAHY fiUltGEONS. DR.

F. E. PIERCE, D. V. VETERINARY surgeon and dentist; hospital and office 1471 Broadwayl graduate of Chicago Veterinary Collega, member California Bute Veterinary Medical Association, ex-stock Inspector of Ventura County: latest improved operating table, the oniy one in the county.

Telephone 681. STEAM CARPET BEATERS. OAKLAND CARPET CLEAN lNft AND Renovating Works. L.F. HICKE apholsraring in all its brancnes: mattresses and spring beds thoroughly reuorated by our uew steam process: strictly fire proof budding.

357, 859, 361 and 363 Thirteenth street, opposite narrow gauge depot, Oakland. Telephone No 19L ROBINSON Sc OL80N, 1010 FRANKLIN street, Oakland; steam carpet cleaning aud renovating works; sewiag, fitting' and laying carpets a specialty: telephone No 111: orders by postal card or telephone promptly attended to Too Late for Classification CORNER GROVE AND 18TR STREET. A handsome lower flat ef seven rooms and ail modern conveniences; to a steady tenant reasonable terms. Apply 1454 Castro street. ANTED A PLACE FOR GENERAL housework.

69 Bar street. West Oaklaad. A TENANT WANTED FOR TWO NEATLY furnished rooms for housekeeping com. pleta. gan all day; at a reasonable price: also a single room for rent.

Apply a 1011 Webster street also desirable rooms oa first floor tot 7., Fast Mail Arraigned. His Is to Be Reduced. Gallagher Has Hot Se Legal AdYice. cnred Detailed cconnt of tte Experiences Up Country. In all probability R.

C. Beggs, the defaulting scretary of the Oakland Consolidated Street Railway Company, will be on the street tonight. Ilia bail will be reduced to a nominal figure of $5000 cash or 10,000 bonds, and it is likely that he can eecure bonds in that' figure. The warrant accusing Bggs of grand larceny has been destroyed, and now both Beggs and Gallagher are accused of the same crime embezzlement. The Police Court lobby was crowded this morning with an assortment of electric railroad employes and other Curious friends and acquaintances of the two men.

Mrs. Beggs nor either of the defaulters' relatives were in court, how ever, and it was as well for Beggs that they were not, jr he surely would have broken down at the sight of them in such a place. I In the prisoners' dock Beggs sat toy ing with his hat nervously and looking the picture of ntter melancholy and lie feeihis disgrace keenly, and at times tears start in his eyes as he thinks of his wife and little innocent children at home. Gallagher on the other hand showed little concern about the proceedings, and caed at the court officials with the stony stare of a man utterly lost to all eense of siiame and disgrace. Beggs was represented by Attorney Fry, and when his case was called it was set over until Wednesday to allow arrangements for the examination to be made.

It is also expected that by that time the entire sum taken from the railroad will have been returned. Gallagher, who was not represented by an attorney, had his case put over until Monday to enable him to eecure legal advice. Then the men were taken down stairs to their prison cells, where Mrs. IVurvs and Begs' brother visited him. The faithful wife ib true to her husband in his hour of trouhle, and although heart-broken ehe has forgiven him.

Besrgs' father and brother also have relented toward him now that they have heard his story, and wife, father and brother ail realize that he committed the theft while Buffering the agonies of a fear of detection for having' taken the com pany's lurnu. A LOOSn CONCERN How the Railroad's Business Was Conducted. From investigation it seems that the affairs cf the Oakland Consolidated Street Railway Company are conducted in a very loose manner. When it was first reported that Beggs had Biro ply jgone to Mr. McElrath and asked for $3o00 and had received the checks without; any inquiry the people wondered at' such looseness.

i Now it transpires that the checks were not even filled out, but were signed In blank by Vice Freeideut McElrath, and in this condition were banded then to Beggs to fill out. The checks had to be countersigned by Beggs as secretary, and he was supposed to nil them out fur each amounts as were necessary. This is how Beggs managed to have the checks eo long before using them. A TALK WITH BEGGS. He Has More to Say About His Trouble.

Beggs feels his misfortune keenly, and that he is sincere in this is shown by his willingness to make a clean breast of everything. Naturally, he feels- keenly atiy misstatements in the newspapers about himself. The story about his being hypno tized by uauagner ana aoout a woman, as published in a morning ban i rancisco paper He denied touav in wnoie, and said be only regretted that innocent women were draeged into the case. "You are accused of being with two women at Dunsmuir. Can you explain that?" was asked I "Well, that is another case where I have to suffer because of Gallagher," aid Beggs with disgust.

"As '-soon es we- went into Dunsmuir Gallagher rushed right eff to call on some low women. I went over to the hotel to get a room and to change my clothing, which had Sit wet in the mountains, and Gallagher not come to the hotel for; several hours. When he did come back he said be had arranged to take two of the women with us to Upper Soda Springs. I knew rery well that they would not have those women around the i hotel at Soda Springs, and I told Gallagher I did not like his arrangement. He insisted, however, that the women were going and sure enough they were on hand early the next morning.

I objected to their being with os bo strongly that wen we had reached Soda! Borings they turned back and went to, i how much will your whole shortage amount to 'Well, with what I used for oar psse3, asi irith what Gallagher ana other merchandise, lerms casn. bale absolute. M. MAECCSE, Auctioneer. Pollee Court C.

A. Cogswell, charged with misde meanor embezzlement, will be tried in the Police Court on tbe 13th inst M. J. Hanlev. charged with embezzling $60 30 from Rouse will be examined on the 14th inst.

The bail of P. Becker, charged with "im- proper exposure, was set at $500. Sheriffs Sale Of the entire stock of goods, including handsome trimmed bats of Mme. Fon- clore, 411 Ellis street. San Francisco, at WOLLHKIM'S PAEADI8E of bargains in millinery, 963 Washington street.

fTOCK QDOTATIOV3. 200 Alpha Con 350 Andes, 251100 Mexican. 45 .......20 60 2 40 45 90L 95 85 06l 10 90 100 B.L.. ...2 100 Bullion, .65 100 Ophir 200 Bniweri Con. 100 Challenge I bO Overman ,..30 4: bavaae ...1 ,1 00K Seg ,1 401150 Ber Yel 200 (ii Curry.

.1. 50 Hal it 800 Kentuek. The Wentworth Boot and 8hoe Com pany. lOo'J Washington street, will astonish you with good values at low prices if yon will Visit them. Tha Prion of Wheat.

San FbAhcisco, June 11. Wheat, 8ep- inber. $1 41l4. Barley, December, 97c. RAILROADS.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPAE iPACIFIC SYSTEM). I Trains leave auil areaue to arrive at Beaicia, Rumsey and Sacramento Hay warda, Mies and3a Jose, rGilroy, Tres Pi-nos, Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Miguel, Paao Roblesand Santa Margarita (fan Lais oola-po) and principal Way Etationa 6.40 r. 7.66 a 1L50 A. J5.50P fllartiuez. At on, Sau 7.58a.

a. S.SOa. i I -57 A. Kamon, vailejo, Cal-iatosa and Santa Koaa. I laaeramento, Redding; i via Davis I Express for Ogden, ear-1 rjiujt first eiaaa local I and j.Hrouga first and seoond elas passengers 6.4Se 9.13 e.

4.20 r. 8.10 F. 6.50 12.20 P. 9.20 A. 9.20a 9.20A ynuea, can jose, stoca-tou.

Gait, lone. 8acra-l meoto.UaryaTille.Uro- viiieaud KadUlud (Bnntet Koate, Atlantic Kxprtia, for dance Barbara Los Angeles, leminr, Si Paso, Htw Orleans and Kast 9.28 a. 9:23 l. 12.27 r. I 1.55 p.

I 8.26 4.28 r. 4.56 r. f.cok 6-COr. 6. 28 it I StOL-ttou and Milton jBaywards, MJes and) I Ij Termor.

tValleijo, Benicia and( Martmez jHaywarda, Jctlles anaj can Jose iMarUnz, Valla) o. Calls-) tona, and Santa Ron. iMarUnez. Walnut Croelc an hamon. stocktonf oiieaand Uvermore (Bfnicia, fcsparto and 6acramento Woodland and Oroville Los Angeles Express or reauo, (Middle Kou'e Atlantic.

S.20A 10.15a 10.15A 11.40 A. 6.28 Express for Mojave and East tEaywards. Mlea and; baa Jox snnoi BDd (Central Atlantic Kipresi) for ugd.n. East 1st ci's (BCaaia Koute Express, for Sacramento, Ma- rjevUie, Cuico, Ked- ding, Portland, Pugetl tioand and East- 11.40 a. .27 r.

v. 7.20a 8.40 A. J5. r. 6.S0p.

17.30 r. 7.80 p. 1 45 arrow Oanse. 14th aad FraukliaSts suuiiay Excursion Train Train Josa. Bii; O'rusJ 17.43.

for 17.53 e. i Los Gatos, Felton, Trees and Santa (Sewarc Cntorvill.sani US' i i Josa, Fslton andsinia Cias iC.ntervllle. San Jose, Al- xnaden, Felton, Boul- oer Creek SaolaCra SCentsr7iUe, San Joset and Los Gatos. 2J5p. na44 4Atr.

Hi 44 a. A for Mornlug. for Afternoon, "Sundays excepted. JSunday aaljt Connections mads at San Josa Saturdays only. The PACIFIC; TRANSFER COMPANY will call for and check baggage from hotels and residences.

Inquire of Ticket Agents for time caras ana oxner lmormation. LOCAL, FEKKT TKAXNS. N'Anaow Ginat le Oaktayd Aim Ialamsda, nox San Fits CISCe.DAILT 606 47 Oi 7:45 i Af lu. 15 10:45 11:1 11:45 a. m.

12:15 2:45 2 16 3:45 a a S30 m. from Focbthkte and 7mi(U SraasTa, nmM mA-VAw r- 056:46 7a5 7 :46 8.15 8:46 9:15 9:46 10 Oft 45 llOlUXit 12 12 :45 1 1 i 7 JQtJUf8 31 tj. m. I from Hiea eTaarr. Aumni, to Bak Fbaw- CISCO, DAI1.T A5S1 JB11I wi an I 19 SI UHl 1031 )1 11 31 a 12i pl 3115121)1 231 I 816 9 16 101 U31 p.

ra. Bound trip Uck.U taB4 Iroa Ban Fraadaca. areata i Ticket offlees, 611 Market Street, malar arena HotaL and at Ferriea BICHARD GRAY. T. H.

GOODMAN. lien. Traf. Manager. Genl Passeneer Agent, Standard time furnished by Licit Observatory Are You in the Swim? READ "THE 5J Comment, criticisms and story illume the pages of this issue The ClubmanJ Arthur McEwen discourses on the erils of club life.

The Late Judge Sawyer. The truth about his estate; reportor ial cabul. Kelly and Crimmins Checkmated at last by Burns and Wilson. Samuel M. Wilson.

Comment on the career of a great jurist. Charley Welter's Blush. An Episode in Judge Coffey's court Harry McDowell. The history of a mad genius who has married an heiress. An Inaenious Reporter.

How Mr. Bowers imposed on his city editor. Tbe Latest Oakland Society Gossip. THE. WAVE' rolls for all.

ttriABE Stun A Cert manota IhrtA. flrsana a. a SB SS BBBal af. Tnttfal I mAtftft WAVE le nMHiM. Arrive fan Francises Destlnatton.

gan FrancUoa. wee spy- sum- wan DATS DATa DAYS. DATS. Petalnma S20a. and 6 5 p.

10 A. fc5r. 6A0p. fanta 7i5r. 6:10 p.

Roaa. Fulton, Windsor, 7- 40 a Healdsburg, m-aoA 2:2 1- 8:00 A. Litton Springs. 7:25 p. 8- p- Cloverdale 6-l0r aud Way Btatlons.

TisOA, 8:00 A.j HOg'nd 725 P. 6a0r, Guerneviild 7iA 6:10 p. 7 I bonotnaand 110.40a. 8. Sua.

K(o P. 5.H0P. Glen Ellen. 6. "5 p.

6,10 p. I bebaitopoi. I a a 6H)a 6:1 He Denies That He Has Been a Bad Man. This 'morning Gallagher denied the story that he has been in trouble in Los Angeles or San Francisco. He says he is not wanted by the authorities or anybody else, and reiterates his statement made to a Tribune reporter on the train to the effect that lie has never been in trouble before.

I l.avo no aliases at all," said he this "I deny that n.y right name is B. F. Curtis. uned the name Ferria at Dunsmuir, but never did so beiore in my We." WHAT THEY THINK. The Public Generally in Beggs' Sympathy.

Public sentiment is in Beggs favor. Most everybody believes that ant undue advautage was taken of him by Gallagher while his mind was -filled with forebodings of how he could make up his short: age. Beggs' willingness to return the money, as shown by his telling that he $2,590 secreted in his house, also has gained him friends, and his efforts to repay every cent, all work in his favor. It is likely- that by the time his case come? up for examination the money will have' been paid in full and then the case will be allowed to drop. Beggs has any number of friends who are standing by him in his trouble and once his bail is lowered he can easily secure his liberty? COMPLETE DETAILS.

Interesting Facts Regarding the Capture. The following detailed account was received today from The Tri lure's representative at Dunsmuir of the circumstances of Beggs capture and his doing up country. 'On receipt of your dispatch about Beggs I started for Dansmuir on a light engine, and sighted the absconder at MotL Us was in a conveyance some officers." "BegE and Gallagher arrived at Dunsmuir Wednesday forenoon, where the former- sacrificed his beard as a1 partial disguise. They did not keep to their room, but soon appeared on- the streets, and in the afternoon tooL a walk to Upper tkda Springs, a mile and a quarter above Dunsmuir, accompanied by two womeu from Dansmuir. 4 "Constable Clarkson of Dansmuir met them and remarked to a gentleman who accompanied hia: "That is my man," referring to Becs.

"Beggs and Uallagber took rooms at the Upper bod a springs Hotel, but their female companions re'urneJ to Dunsmuir. OrBser Clarkson kept strict watrn ou Eecgs and arrested him in bis room. "When asked whether he was Besrgs. he readily admitted it. lie was tarcea to Dunsmuir.

Callnndan had Gallagher arrested later on. Clarkson not krrowing that there was an accomplice in the Case. COCSTISO THE "The money fouad upon them was piled up on a pool table in a saloon and counted in the presence, of a large crowd. There was tfSOCO recovered. "Just how the pair managed to spend $50 so quickly is mystifying, unless it was spent in Oakland between the time gave Beggs a cneca.

for $-500 and the time of departure. They, could not have spent such a auai uii tts train. "If, instead of remaining at the spring, they had gone to McCTourt river, or some other mountain retieat east of Siason. they could have remained there for weeks undetected, and could have worked their wav into Nevada or southeastern Oregon by mountainous routes which have not yet been invaded by telegraphic service. FEGGS WAS miserable.

"Gallagher took his arrest nonchalantly, but Beggs presented a most miserable appearance. 'The mention of. his, family visibly affected hkn. His frame quivered, bis voice was choked with emotion, and tears blinded his eyes and rolled down his Cheeks. We were in front of a hotel at Mott, and when asked 'what be would have be called for whisky and be gulped down a large drink, but his hand was so unsteady he could scarcely raise it to his lips.

1 cuew Beggs by sight, and wben I remarked that he bad shaved off his beard he said: "For God's sake don't telegraph that to Thk TaiBCKE! lie said be would talk freely to me if I would be easy on him. "I showed him the Examiner. He said: 'The Examiner lies. It says I took $17,000. Just plit that in half and you will have it right.

The Examiner said be had trtree children, wiieu the number should have been four. 4 I do not think that he intended to desert his wife. lie would either have sent for her or provided her with money, for he seems to love ber as only as man can love woman. He said that when be left Oakland be had no particular destination in view, his main cbject being to jcp seeiizg stfety any where." BEGGS' BAIL. Judge Fixes It This Afternoon.

At 2 o'clock tis afternoon Judge Ogdeu reduced Beggs' bail to 7500 bonds, no cash being mentioned in the order. IN MODESTO. Irrigation Works 1 War on Gamblers Mil Modasto, June 1L The irrigation director have let section 5 of the canal for to W. A. Snedeker of Los Angeles, ana aaverusea sou per cent oonus.

Final arrangements for -a grand 4th of July celebration have been concluded and the Sixth Regiment will be here. Marshall Yonng is making a determined war on tfao gamblers and Two notorious characters have already been ran out of town. LABOR TROUBLES. fUportod KUiUr ofTwo M.n at Mlcnl can Mia. MARQ.riTTK, Jan 1L A mine captain and another man art reported as being killed yesterday by striking miners at the Osceola mine.

Four hundred men are oat and more serious trouble la feared. The Marquette JUS as are ordered to be in readiness to report to the Sheriff if further disturbances A strike is also imminent it the Celointt and HecU Why It la Hot in Oakland San Jot Mercury. The warm wave ffi Oakland is heated a little hotter for the Board of Education in that city by several of the leading lady teachers who claim that the school law is violated in the matter of salaries, as some of the men who teach in the schools receive higher pay than women who are doing the same grade of Moreover, the ladies also assert that on more thau one occasion tbe men have slipped away at exhibition time' and permitted the lady teachers to use humrrerv carry boards and prepare for the exhibiaon, "while tiie men of the school shared equally in the honors (lerived from the exhibit. The controversy, it will be seen, has several varieties of Interest in it, and now when one member of the- lionrd cf Education asks another, "Is it not-enough for you?" he is not understood to be ret erring exclusively to the weather. FICKLK.

FORTUNE. A Method That la Sara to Attract Hee Fsvuri. There are many weans of becoming rich other titan toiling day and night and hoarding uo Lhe rc3uits oi ue labor. As a of fact few men today who are wealthy can look hack and say that their hands earned all the.r money. It is jddi ciom speculation that makes the man and there is no better or cheaoer of becoming wealthy than by speculating ia the Lottery of the Beneticencia Fablica, whose principal place of business is the City of Mexico.

Many a man has found a fortune in this company and hundreds more will do likewise. Asa proof of this assertion it is only necessary to look back a montbs and ee tbat in San Francisco, James Stephen-eon, E. L. Walcott. Mr.

Harbutt, E. W. Krone and Tbomr.s Tusser each won a small fortune by the investment of one dollar. lu Alameda, Geonre Aliddleton, a well-known resident bu. recently won a snug sum and hundreds of others are dolus-the same each nonth.

The Loteria de la Beneficencia Publics is the only lottery protected and guaranteed by tbe Mexican Actional Government and therefore is not only safe but sure. As only 60,000 tickets are issued each month, ticKet-holders have a great chance to win. Those who buy tickets should be quite sure that thev are of tbe Loteria de la Benericencia Pnblica, as there are several so-called Mexican companies claiming to nave charters, but this 4a the only company duly authorized under the Federal Mexican Government, and its drawings are held in accordance with the privileges granted. too, the drawings are held each month in tbe big Mioreqae Pavilion in tbe presence of hundreds of people who all know that there cannot be the least fraud in tbe drawings. It is but a small matter to invest one dollar, and when the Chances are so great of winning a fortune it' seems as though there could not be a better speculation.

In everyone's expense account there is allowance macte for more or less' of small items of pleasure that ran be easily sacrihced and tbe returns for the small investment may be the means of wealth. -A HAPPY" WEDDING. Bernard J. Burns of Humboldt county accompanied by one of Oakland's fairest daughters. Miss Mary Harris and party found their to Eer.

J. D. Foster's residence last Sunday afternoon. Some one kindly volunteered the information to the surprised minister that a wedding was at band. Recovering his composure he bade the-happy pair arise.

Jnbn McCrud-den acted as best man with Miss Leonora Harris as bridesmaid. A few short words and the happy twain were one. 7 The party then adjourned to the bride's residence on Center street where a large number of guests bad assembled. Congratulations were offered to the happy pair and general good wishes exchanged. About 0 o'clock a bountiful repast was served.

Tbe assembly drank to the health and prosperity of tbe newly couple. After refreshments had been served, dancing was indulged in. Mr. Barns and wife will spend their honeymoon In Monterey, after which they will take their rest dencein Oskland. COLONEL POLK.

Death of the President of the Farmers' All ance. Washikotox. June 11. Colonel L. L.

Polk, president of the Farmers' Alliance, died at 11 :1 o'clock this moming. Colonel Polk was a relative of President Poik, a native of North Carolina, aged 55 years. He served for a time in the Confederate Army, but resisned to enter the Legislature. lie was the late State Commissioner o( Agriculture and "till later the publication of the Progressiva Farmer. At the time of his dealh he was curving a third term as president of lh Farmers' Alliance.

His T.as at Jlaleih, N. C. Had be survived would probnbiy have been nominated fcr qc Vice President at the People's Party Convention soon to be held at.Oniaha. SILVER AND BRONZE. Medals and Souvenirs of the Columbian Exposition.

"Washikotox, Jnne 11. The sub-committee of the World's Fair Committee of the Hoase baa prepared a substitute bill for that now before the committee providing for Government aid to the exposition. The substitute proposes that ten millions of silver souvenir half dollars be re-coined from the uncunent subsidiary silver coins now in the treasury to aid in defraying the cost of completing the work at Chicago, atd that GOO ,000 be appropriated to leimburse the treasury for the loss on such Out of the net amount received into the treasury of the exposition the Government is to receive such proportions as this appropriation bears to the whole amount expended. Provisions are made for the preparation of 50,000 brooze madals, and 50.000 vellum for diplomas to be awarded to exhibitors. STRIKERS FIRED OX.

Lumbermen Shot in a Tonawaada LocxFoaT, N. June 1L News from Tonawanda says that eight policeman and Foremen Weston of ths lumber yard fired ihto a crowd of 500 striking lumbermen aivancing to prevent non-union men from working. It is believed that several strikers were shot. Tbe strikers then drove the non-union men from the South Tonawanda lumber yard. A Sheriff and po3se have gone from here to the scene.

A BROKEN NECK. A Farmer Coder tho ITkttU of Hii Own Wag" A LEAST, June 11- John Grisham, a farmer living three miles east cf here, started to town early this morning, with a load of hogs for market. The team ran away. Grisham was thrown from tbe wagon and one wheel passed over bis neck, breaking it and producing instant death. Grisham was about 3'i and well to do to.

A Denver Tbaatar ttara.d. Disveb, June 1L The People's Theater, owned by ex-Senator Tabor, was burned early this morning. Lose, 890,000. died. FRTAI-In Washington.

D. C. June 2, Andrew on of A. p. anu Mary PryaL and brother of William Ella ohie, BeiUe, Uiy.

Clotie and Charlie Pryal. a aattveof Oakland, Cal. tlCf Friends and acquaintances are re- Sectfnlly Invited to attend too ianeral to-ORROW (Sunday), at 2 o'clock r. from tbe residence of the parents. Vamoa avenne.

Claramont, thenco to fee Francis do Bales Chorea, Oaklaud. Interment at. Mary's -Cemetery. Stages connect at Panta Rosa for Mark West Springs at Geyserville forSkaggs' bprings, Stewart's Point, Gualala and Point Arena; at Clover-dale for the Geysers; at Pleta for Highland Springs, Kelseyville. Soda Bay, Lakeporc and Bartiett Springs; at Hoplsnd for Lakeporc and Bartlett Springs; at L'kiali for Vichy Springs, Saratoga bprings, Blue Lakes, Witter Spriuga, Upper Lakeport, Willitts, Canto, Mendocino Cuy, Fort Drags.

Westport, Usal, Uydesville and Eureka EXCURSION TICKETS from Saturday to Mondays To Petaluma, 1 to Santa Rosa; S2 25; to S3 40; to Cloverdale. $4 60: to Hop land. $5 70: to Ukiah, $6 75; to Sebastopol, 12 70; to Guerneville, S3 75; to bonoma, SI 50; to Glen Ellen. 0. EXCURSION TICKET3, good for Sundays oniy.

to Pet alum $1: to Santa Roaa, II 50: to Healdsburg, $2 25; to Cloverdale, S3; to Ukiah, It 50; to Hopland, 33 80: to Sebastopol, 1 80; to Guerneville, 32 50; to Sonoma, 31; Glen Ellen, 1 20. H. C. WHITINQ, General Manager. PETER 1: MeGLYNN.

Gen. Pass A Tat: AX Ticket Offices at Ferry, 36 Montgomery street, Fan Francisco, and 2 Montgomery street, San Francisco. California Railway -TO- MILLS COLLEGE A NO LAUNDRY FARM EmcTivz, Apait.iotii Issr. SUNDAY TBATJVS Leave Fruit Vale 9:55 Jt. 10:55, 135 p.

2:25. 8:25, 6:25. Arrive Fruit Vale 9:50 a. 10:50, 1:20 P. 2:23, 3:20, 5u2U, W1EK DAT Fruit Vale 7:55 A.

9:25, 10:25, 1:55 p. 3:25, 5:58. Arrive Fruit Vale 7:50 A. 915. 10:20, 1:50 P.

45.. fass.neera Irom-Oafcland should taka trains leaving Broadway nominates ia advaace of laavtnt time as shown truss ifroil Vale, fMVn Taip RTxa, Oakland to Mills I 40a W. Hf. RANK. 1CGSW Broadway.

Oakland. Traffic Manager California and Nevada Railroad Faeiflo Constr action aad ImproTament ITaaaaa. TIME TABLE. Leave Oakland Arrive Ossiaad Week Snn week days onlj- davs SX8TIHATI0K. days only.

only. Ban Pablo, Oak Grove, 9.13A A 7.56 a onnaa fare 5.40 Bryant and way statn's 5.00 Pti27 Oakland depot, corner Fortieth street and San Pablo avenne. Take San Pablo avenue cable cars direct to depot. Sundav Excursions Round-trip tickets: Oak Grove, 43c Orinda Park and Bryant. 75c.

children aalf price. Commute ticket service. if7" Pretty picnic grounds at Oak Grove and Bryant. Special rates to picnic partie oni application. A.

A. GRANT, Gen'l Menaced Sao Francisco Chronicle Building. CXVIb ENGINEERS. TW. MORGAN.

CITY SURVEYOR AND EN-fineer; City HalL Foanaaatn and WaahiartAB atreeta, OaklaadCal. OAeial sor vey of lota, sewerage systems derlaed ranehee surveyed, maps and estimates sa4e Jaeal Sauce taUaaoae No. lit. 1 Y4.