Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 5

i 4. i I I I 1 i il Lit llui.Uli.U iiilrlLiio I1ZE TO GU Earl and Counter of Yarmouth 1 le WW- w' a T.Iatthiw Cell Kills Himself in jS eh Hanch Earn; Leaves No Reason. G.V-, (J I.r'Kr.?.Ionn. Jon. Tn the brn at tVe rar of his home the holy of Matthew Heport Has it That Annulment of mi mr r- f' -e 4 i Marria-e Will Cost Biz Lavermore valley farmer ar 1 to ii-knnn man throuEhout Alameda county, as found yesterday morning Sum.

hanging from a rope which had ben at- tarr. 1 to a rafter. Near the f-et of the lifeless man was a box. which showed riTTSBma. Jan.

25. The Thaws have been notified by attorneys for the Karl how he had attached the nooe about his of Tarmoiilh that the Karl will demand refk and had then swung clear to meet. jy Li k. a MtUement financially before submUtir.g LLl was years fH, but always remed of a position, and ta divorce; that he holds a paper Alice Thaw before her marriage which will give him a right to collect a large ha committed suicide lis friends Cannot state. He had been at IJvermore part of her fortune.

The paper Is an agreement that all her fortune shall pass tno meat nu frezi hcat. Clc frcclie to the house ef Ilerford. the Karl of ourlr.i? tiie we-k and seemed tn pood flirlts. He returned to his rnrh on i ri'lay and that was the last seen of hun alive. Just when he ended his life Is cot known.

Hs left no note to tell why YarmouVti'i family. In the event of her dy ing chi.dless. A man employed by the Tiawi admitted yesterday that the Thaw family eipected to be held up for te had committed suif-ide. In ctJ lie wa an unmarried man and hi Iu0 on the part of the earl. ttred near Livermor for many years.

The Earl contends, according to his lawyers, that If the countess withdraws from his family by having her marriage rATlONAL BISCUIT COMPANY annulled the house of Ilerford. whlca is mm mm comparatively poor, will be seriously In jured. It is also argued that, she leaving the family without Issue, under the terms of the agreement her fortune should be turned over to the earU The earl is said to bar received large Ll All DnOPS DEAD a sums from trades people and money tend ers on the strength of the agreement. D. J.

Hennessy, Pioneer Merchant and Leading Politician, Succumbs to Heart Failure. perpetual mm (BV ASSOCIATED PRESS.) I111TTF1 llnr.t.. Jan. 27. IX J- Hennossv.

nresident of the Hennessy MpriMiitlli! Company, a pioneer of Mont-inn anl considered th wealthiest merchant In the northwest, dropped 1 on tho street at 8 o'clock today Commencing Monday, Jan. 27 Cloning Saturday 10 p. m. of heart trouble, on his way horn from -arly mass. He was born at Frede-ri ktown.

N. In A widow and mm nuns Inventor Believes He Has Solved Great Problem After Ten Years Experimenting. Ihrw chli Iren survive. Mr Hennepsv came to Montana In i FOSITTVF.LT TO rn Cl.r 1S7 and engaged in business in Hele- with 1. Honner anJ company, a OUT.

about I ioneer firm. Three years later en-tahlished a store In Hutte, then a small Tiiis bhice was burned out In 40 t.nt out nf the ruins grew the i it- i.r..ini ntnre th largest between St. nt different makes, trmn C5.00 un r.iul an Fortlanl. Mr. Hennessy as many times a millionaire.

He had held hlch ofTi'-es In fh National Ancient order of Hibernians. and had given fortunes to the Catholic iiiurrh Ha was also Knlsht of Many of them st TOUU ITil('r and every one fv.nrni. Columbus. "w' to sew or money refunde 1. GSOO.ODD DUZE Wa also wish to clean out a lot of new machines at 012.C3 to C13.C3 each These graces always teensoM by dealers ard from 13 to to per rent above these prices.

They wi 1. vestlgatlon! The quantity Is limited. FIDDEED SETTLED OF IHIDD DIES tiihehteus gitv I I CHICAGO, Jan. 27. Charles J.

Webber, a young mechanic of Oak 1'itrk, after ten years of experiment, believes that he has very nearly solved the problem of perpetual motion. At his home Is the working model of his Invention, which he says has run for two weeks with no apparent diminution of power. He believes that It will continue to d) so until the materials of which It Is constructed wear out. Power Is generated by the swift passage of a number of steel balls down a double lnllne, built In the general form of a tramrle. The halls are held together by a contrivance of buckets, which act as an endles-s chain.

The model Is six Inches In length, three Inches wide and eighteen ln lies high. The balls used In the model weighs only it pounds In all, yet he claims for his Invention the generation of sis horse power. In leading the highest point In the triangle the stet I balls pass down an Incline of 45 degrees and fall Into the pockets of a circular drum which oc-rupies the acute end of the triangle. With the revolution of this dnira the balls pass to a second Incline, set at alout SO degrees. When they reach the base of the trtsngle.

they are hoisted again Into place at the top by the weight of the other balls. Fo far, the Inventor affirms, the principle of friction has not 'seriously Interfered with the working of his machine. Ry supplying a variety of siies of wheels, he says, he has been able to multiply his power many times. A An electrical srarkins-maehtns Is In use In some of the Italian prisons. Business District of Saved Through Heroic Work of Firemen.

bet. 11th and 1C53 VasIiinton Charles Sporer, Who Built First Hotel, Succumbs at Age of 73 Years. DOK DF APPLES SlDTSiDLliGE Cupid Employs Unique Method in Bringing Couple to Nuptial Altar. GUIL'S iSEOGE GET BID OF THAT We make two soveie a CO'U'hs One Is a HfiH, end Is best on the market. lia Kit Luiiwiuka If AYWARD.

Jan. 27. Charles Fporer. one of the oldest residents of this district, died last night. Mr Sporer settled In Hay ward In 1S59 when there were but three other persons In the settlement.

He erected Hayward's first hotel and has been one of Its foremost citizens. He was reputed to be Mr. h-'porer was a native of (U-rmany. IS years of age. tne daughter, Mrs.

Jennie J-sfup, and several grandchildren survive. The funeral will be held on Tuesday afternoon from the Congregational Church. 1'JDDHIES nUIEDTS Disappearance of Fifteen-Year-Old Stella Perry Still Shrouded in Mystery. THE TA1LGS CFTKE PACIFISCOASr Imported and Domestic Cloths la the very latest fabrics are now being char's up In the newest styles. 6HIRT3 MADE TO ORDER.

1C3-11D Sutter St, San Francises Ttke Kilts er turtw-st. tr- Telephone West 6I2. I. HE EOT0IE5 TEA Two ways to deal 1 let the buyer look-out for herself; (2) look-out for her. There is no middle way.

Tour grocer returns your money If yoa don't like Schilling's Best; we jay him. (SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE.) Kl'OKAN'K. Jan. 27. Borne elements of a romance are contained In the marriage of Miss Mary Pellkan of Bridgeport.

and Leonard 8. Hoisinger of Fresno, at 615 Fouth Oak street, here, who met the first time a few hours before the wi-dding. January II. The service was performed by Rev. C.

F. Stevens. The proom Is a fruit buyer In the Spokane country. Just how the couple became acquainted Is not given out, but a close friend of iieUlnger says the groom placed his card In a bos of Spokane valley apples sent to Boston with a consignment for New Knglitnd trade and Miss I'ehkan found It. Complying with the request to begin a correspondence a letter was sent br the bride and then there was an exchange of photographs.

lan Cupid was doing business at the same stand as of yore and It was the old. old story ovr araln. Mr. and Mrs. Helslnger will make their home in Spokane after a short tour of the Pacific Coast.

FIP.ST RACE SU furlongs; selling; 1-year-oids and up. Fr.E!:c:i ciecies 3. CAF30TJ. ltsnsger. NW.

ee. Fifth CJsif Streets. lelephone Oakland SSS. First qusilty rencn Bread delivered rarts cf tJakland. Iieih-ier and Ala-r-e" jrnrx r- nr-'r BAN LKAXnrtO.

Jan. 2T. Mr. nd Mrs. Charles A.

I'erry have so far received tiJ word from their nfteen-year-old daughter, SUlla I'erry, who mysteriously disappeared from her home In San Lorecs avenue a week ago. Mrs. I'erry and her daughter were golns to visit a neighbor last TuesJay. and while Mrs. Ferry was waiting at the front door for her daughter, she stepped out of the back door, and since then she has not been heard of.

The parents are In a highly nervoBs state over the disappearance of their child, and have requested the police and newspapers to assist them In their search jt Hie missing girl. Mr. and Mrs. I'erry know of no reason why their daughter should have left them. Sue was a child of happy disposition, and had always been a loving daughter.

Her home life was of the pleasantest. The parents have only one iKSesllon. their daughter may have gone sway with her married sister. Mrs. Charles H.

Finneo, who left wttn her husband Tuesday far New York. "INDIAN COUGH TT Contains no ronrpiitne or eii driis. Children cn taxe i l.i'v need. I1.0U larse bott's: 33 rr 'CHIEF COUGH Of relieve tue Hi all, cents. ELLCP, 3 Home-Made Candies.

3 IMS ito-d 105 li'4i 1'istributor Mi Km ami Km Ivj frt. OrlotT i7 iOJI 'iiirdm A. 7 li.lhud i ij 1013 'Jen Ouks iu4S crsni no ii'Jt It. Quindaiu 10J7 jaik Kirchviile loi 1j CoMauos bj 113 I'ltiaud l'rj 15 i Mall lui furlongs; 6ECONI RACE Threw purse; 2-year-uid. ifcMlena UI.

T. Griffin- Ch. 1. Arireath ll-'lamela. J.

F. UaJy tK-d Crocs MaUle) .102 .103 flchist: THIEVES BREAK lilTOJfflTIDD Angered by Failure to Find Money, They Scatter Tickets cn. c. t. oi.

h'cier-fcpaivar. Iliuion (Kiltie iros. ..102 1 ii. c. 1 law kui en-rsoura.

ho 17 ll.iz;et l-tlu aue Nun lus rORTUNP. Mc, Jan. 17. Fire which several times threatened to wire out the business litrl of this city anil which a U3K.1 damaged, estimated at ovfr ki ft confined to the block In whl -h It startd this mornln after situ tt ten hours of by Portland's Mremen. aided by men and apparatus from evtrai outside cities.

The fire started In the wholesale dry-poods house of Wllliken, Cousins Corn-pan v. and It was tn their half of the building that the greater part of the loss was sustained. Later, when the fire was thought to be under control, the other half of the bulldlnK. occupied by A. F.

Vox Sons, was Invaded by the flames, which made their way through the roof iind a party wall simultaneously, and the ij.viMO stock of boots and shoes was Tiia crew of engine No. were standing beneath a wall on the side of the burned il when an explosion was heard, followed bv the fad of the wall. The lloslin bad warned the men. however, and all were out of the way when the debris fell. -A KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS INSTITUTE NEW COUNCIL PVN HAFAKU Two thousand Kris-lit of cniumbus Tislted this "city to-attend the Institution of the new council, San Ra-f lei No.

1291. After dhe ceremony sol-hiah muss was held In St. ilaph- ail Church. The cfiirers of the new courcll are: tlrani Krisht. Ir.

W. J. Whitman; deputy frr.md knight. Orcy J. Short; irlrn lYank J.

tirimm; chancellor, J.ihn lre.v: lo-turr. Thomas I'. advocate. Joseph K. Hawkins: treasurer, Frank Sirrard; financial e.

i ret try. Frank J. llealy: recording secretary. I.ouls Ftrrard: Inside guard, iieuly: outside guard, Hichard J. Klnell- trusters'.

William F.Jen. Flank T. Ursdy and Charles 1 Stewart; Itev. Thomas FhlHips. A man 'doesn't "nave to be nearly as as he xc.

i other per, le tj te tJ ju-nfy 1 i Itiitf that he surely golr.g ti l.eavtn. ACID PilYSIOATl After Years of Experience Gives the Following Advice. -If you have anything to d. with with medicines at all be preity sure yoi kiiow what you are iarker. of the Owl Drug Com-l tVy this Is a strong point la UVl of the valuable cod liver pre-, n.

Vinol. "Kverylhirs It con- i Is lUnily jrinteJ cn the label, i r-'jre it Is not a patent medicine. contains In a highly 1 Tin all of the m. iicinal. body I 'iri tnenta of co liver oil.

ac-tu i'iiy fr.un cods' livers. 1-uV'wUh i usHesa. oil 1 Iron, rt Is a n-edJu! constituent tor the blood Ti Is the reason that Vlnol ae- wonderful results In r-' "Vi.rov.io cou colds, bron-i ,1 ar.l lu --s -tro-lK. there If 1 -sr kmwn that q-ji k'v tuiM up the. run- down.

Wi e. tlri-1 at- I or (, rorewe 1 vltahty to rr-.) V.nol. i i J'-';" wry In 1 "i -h a lr Vf- ft i r-turr 't I ITU, THIRD Jne and one-sixteenth mlit-s, and up. Ju6l Harry Scott ...102 It rt i 1 1 r- 1 ff L.J I Li Li Vstl, rt in Flight. ClliCII FOUNDER DIESJjDDEDli Prominent Divine and Writer Succumbs to Heart Failure Following a Brief Illness.

i'. 64 lid l)i lc4l Ifuport hiuarilo (iv4i) t-: :iir.iioah lus 'uuiilox cr Sf i' it 1 he li'iti Fairy Mint IttiJ 'iicasuie feceker luu i PMCNE 0 A A i I lncOTO. Jan. again en-tertd the Southern depot last r.iht tbruuph the door by a skeleton key. They thrw everything In a tourmoil la search of coin, but were not nccmiful In their hunt.

They took tickets as souvenirs and distributed them the track n-sr the too'-house. The frietuls of Charles Ibberson gave him a surprise last Friday iSt in hor.cr of his twenty-first evening was In tn-''o. di-ncivg sr 1 games. To? pupiis uf Mrs. A.

Bwe-t wHI FOURTH RACK Sis furlongs; selling; three-) ear -oias up, (. JIarian Louisij fa Cli.jiiC lledlick lul li4i) I :r.ni 15 Si i. Cai.tain Burnett 11J 13) Arcourt 1 i 1 frt.ire ls4 'IntioNiti iti I 1 H'J tue 1 1 7 Jl 1-t-IolOtUS I 1 i.j (. i.i.l;ti-r a tiial at te ho-ne of Mrs. Thomas T.ctt Saturday afternoon, hi FIFTH BACH One mile; selling: th r-e-j iMn I m.Iv :i.e S.

4i I-rd Si i 1 11 t- ii.il ................11 I i i Wave a i PAlf.Ltj 'i 1 It i i 1 1 i '1-4 1 At an early hour yesterday the Rev. J. A. EJgren, theological writer and divine, succumbed to heart failure at his residence. Alcatras avenue following a brier iMnesj.

He was trie f.ith-r cf Kcb- rl the well iinown athl. te a. id cartoonist. His death waa not unexpected. Ir.

crt-n was the founder cf the Swedish iiaptlst Theological Siralno'v cf Chicago and had a wide reputai. 1 as a writer of religious works. lis served with distinction as a naval officer during the Civil War. There survive him a wife, two soi-s, Flobtrt W. anl Ionard Kdgren.

luth it v. are New York, ajil daughters. Mrs. Carlos White, wife i.f Ht 1 attc Mrs. V.

t'ole-msn and Mis Alice Edgren. ivu a natie of Sweden and nearly ti yeirs cf see. Ir. had resided In Oakl.trvl many years and was the t'ir. i-r 1 on of th first rif inters cf tl port 1st Church at Tenth a- 1 Mam streets, from which fune'Sl take I )ice n.

xt W. l-r lay tifif (- a. A V4 1 1 r- i ltd a i ro Tram ot twelve numtxrs win t.e reU'ind. Kach pupil may give two S. A J.

Uy rartr of young pecp! formed a Lus-ioid ar.l drove to the 1is-tritt schcol house lit Saturday night. whie ti-ey attended the enitrtair.uscat ar.d e. CELEBRATE 61 ST BIRTHDAY. Sire. A.

L.m-;-1i. cf Wat in and r.i-! of ia Francisco, the iswm.j yesterd-y to s. P. IVac-K'k cn the e. -e -st nctoversary of her fcirta.

K. FacksiU returned to bis wrk at the Sect ti station after a t- leivi of on S' cf rk! C'orper, cf cf the ta li I S- h'' ttidt ia 1.1 verm ore 1. Trust ...) i ,.1.4 I i it rrXTII P.ACS-Fix- and one-nt nit. t--j. t.

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