Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-12

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

FILiAL INGRArITUDE-On the 18th OF
February there arrived in this city from
New York Mrs. Mary Cherouney and her
son William, lad 10 years of age. They
put up at the Western Hotel, but the next
day started out to look for place in the
upper part of town. They went to the
Philadelphia House, Peter Newman, pro-
prietor, and tried to secure rooms and
board The proprietor told them he could
give them board but no rooms. They then
went few doors distant, and engaged
rooms in the Clunie building. The young
man paid for the room for ne week and
gave his mother So He then left the
house, and she saw him no more. She be-
came anxious about her son, went to the
police station and gave them = description
OF her son, and the same was sent to San
Francisco. She was almost frantic for a
couple of weeks, until she received a letter
from the East which told her that her son
had returned to his Eastern home. A
reporter called upon her yesterday, when
she related the following story. (By the way
Mrs. CherOuney seems TO be an intelligent
Lady, She saws she was married some
twenty-five years ago to Henry Cherouney.
who now is engaged in the printing bust
ness, and well-to-dO, at II Nandewater
street, New York. When they started in
life together they were poor. but by their
united efforts they accumulated quite 4
competency. They lived together happily
for many years. Eight children were born
to them five of whom are now living.
Some three years ago her husband became
enamorei of girl Is years of age, by the
name of Elizabeth Frederick. He pur-
chased for his new love a handsome resi-
.dence, paying therefor IS 900, and neglected
his wife and children She tried to keep
her children together, and did all possible
in that direction. Some four weeks ago her
fayOrite son came to her and said :
" Mother, father IS trying to get . divorce
from You, and has applied % the Court
in Sacramento, California. You are my
mother. BY MS acts he has forfeited
every right of a father and | shall never
again recognize him As such 60 with me
10 California and we will defeat his we'll
laid plans and ! will secure for YOU and
the children what you deSerye-half of his
property. The mother wished a couple of
days time 70 prepare and get her clothing
ready for the trip. The son would not
lear IA IT, insisted on an immediate de
pa-turr. s,lvin" they would return in Il few
- above stated. On the day Of his arrival
here. and also on the day following, it has
since been ascertained the son received
money orders by telegraph from his father
and returned to his home. II thus appears
that this ungrateful youth by misrepre-
sentatiou 70 his mother took her from her
home in New York and left her pennilcss
ard amongst strangers over 5000 miles from
home
EXTEND YOUR SYMPATHY.-Thc Board of
Supervisors yesterday refused to allow the
claim for the payment Of the board and
lodging bill of the jury in the Mock Soon
case. which body was keptin the custody OF
The Sheriff, by order Of Court until the con-
ciusion Of the trial, holding that they had
no authority to audit such a claim. and
limiting that the 8 per day allowed the
jurors was sufficient 10 pay for their keep
ing. Messrs Mclaughlin and Christy voted
for payment MeSsrs. Blair. Gottleb. Bailey
and Smith against. This may be looked
Upon Is the last straw on the camels back
or, rather, on the Jurors, who were kept
from their business, from their families
from society, from little matters of sport
compelled 10 rise and set according to rule
like the sun and moon; sleeping in one
Apartment in 4 sort of Wild underground of
SHORES eating and drinking and smoking
when they were scarcely ready for 1t From
al this they came out in pretty good tenn
per, bu, 20 think that the authorities would
impriSon them and then suggest that they
pay for their Keeping. is too narrowing
Friends of the Sheriff joked him a little
yesterday afternoon, declaring that he
would have 20 pay the bill if the jurors did
not, ~ hc took them 20 the hotel through
hi, deputies, and suggested that he had bet
ter put the Charley Sing jury in pen in
the county Jail aS il would be les, cNpcn-
aiye, AID there would be no danger of thciI
coming down 20 breakfast in the morning
and receiving 4 " cold shoulder from an
indignant landlord as might now be feared
instead ot something warm and cheering
Sheriff EstlA thought the Jail might do as /,
last resort, bat, producing the Penal Code
intimatrd that ne would stand bv Section
1876 OF ;hat instrument, which declare, thai
Jurors kept together By order of Court shall
he provided by the Sheriff at the e1peus,
of the county, with suitable and sufficient
food and -ndging
EASTER SERVICE At ST. PAULs.-,At -
Paul's Church tomorrow interesting Ea-te
services win be held, which, in the evening
will be attended by the members Of Sacra
nento Commaudery, K. T.. in body up
propriate music Will be rendered As follows
Morning service, II o'clock Nearer NJ,
God 10 Thee" harp and organ. anthem
Angels Roll the Rock Away, Thomas
Easter anthem, Christ Our Passover
(Burnap1: Gloria Patri (Pease), Te DcW
(Pca,c, jubilate Peasel, Hymn % "icsu
Christ is Risen To-day" (Worganj; Hymn
100 A, the Lambs High Feast We sing,
tSyria, oficrtory 1.-THE Magdalcne
Warren, harp and organ accompaniment
Trisagiou lCamidccE Hymn 207 lGoudi
NELL. Gloria in.s ENcelsis, old chant
Childrens Easter festival, Is P. M.-Procer
sioual We March 10 Victory Banbyl
Greed, Lords Prayer, lesson and collects
anthem, Christ Hath Arisen Werner
anthem, Il; ,s.e Song BE Begun (WaT
rem; anthem, Fin the Easter Fort
%WoodimdG anthem, The World ItSel
Keeps Easter Day:n oflcrtory, The Mag
dalene Warren; Gloria in ExcelsiS
<old chant; occasional. On Our Way Re
joicinE (Hcrmgs). Knight Tcmplar serv
ice, p. N.-Ma-gh. Romano" (Gounod
anthem, Angels Roll the Rock Away
(ThomaSG Gloria Patri (Pinkham)
Gloria in EXcclsis' (PeaSe); Cantate Dom
Iuo Dudley Buck; Deus Misereatur