The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-14
ACROSS THE BAY.
Candidates for Health Officer of
Oakland.
Work on the Rapid-Transit Company's Line.
Lille Lewis Matrimonial Experiences.
Cemetery Officers Chosen.

The final meeting of the Board of Health
during tue present regime was held last
evening. Three members Of the new board
will be appointed by Mayor-elect Chapman
to serve two years and two will hold over for
one year. The board will appoint the
Health Officer. and it is understood that DR..
Crowley does not desire to serve another
term. Among the older physicians who, it
is said, would make a good Health Officer
are mentioned Drs. l.. Z. Webster and L. p.
Hess, and among the younger members of
the profession Drs. j. z. H Dunn and w.
+. Blood
he preparations for the "big whoop-up"
at the Oakland Theater and Dietz' Opera
House this evening on account of the return
Oh the banner from Los Angeles are going
on with vigor, and an enthusiastic meeting
is expected
THE RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.
The Oakland and Berkeley Rapid Transit
Company commenced taking up the poul-
tice pavement on Franklin street yesterday
for Its line. 1t is completed from Seventh
street to the water front, but the track has
not been laid between Seventh and Thir-
teenth before on account of the company's
desire not to spoil the roadway for driving
$1,000 NAS VI iluO 10 auOue
completed. 1t is now almost ready for the
cars from the power-house at Forty seventh
and Grove streets to Thirteenth and Frank
lir.
A charge by an insurance agent that one
Of the present Board of Education caused
some policies Oh department property to be
changed for personal revenue will be ven-
tiated by the board at its meeting ON Mon
| day evening
Literary exercises OF tn class of 81 will
| be held at ST. Mary's College next Tuesday
| evening.
| NOT HER FIRST EXPERIENCE.
The Young woman who attempted suicide
on Tuesday evening when she found that
| j. A. Van Court, the machinist on the
| Coast Survey steamer Patterson, whom
| she married Il little more than a week ago,
had another wife. is said to be Lille Lewis,
| and that she had an adventure several
| years ago, when only 10 years of age, at
whirh time she eloped with young man
named Frineanno and went to Stockton.
| where her parents found her the next day
| and took her home. She lived down the
scandal by exemplary conduct. She went
| to san francisco yesterday with her sister
| in-law.
! Francis Roland was married in San Fran
| cisco in February. 1886, but he alterward
! ascertained that the woman he had married
was the wife of another man. Further
| tlan ledYlnS Her he look no action until yes
| terday afternoon, when Ire filed complaint
| in the Superior Court of Alameda County
| for the annalmeut of the marriage.
Carrie IL. koenig has sued for a divorce
| from Fred k9nis on the ground of cruelty
and failure to provide. They are members
of the Salvation Army and were married in
| 1855. They have two small children.
MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY.
The Board of Directors of Mountain View
| Cemetery has elected d. Edward Collins,
son of William Collins, deceased, late SUI
perintendent, to succeed his father. and e.
| p. Outram has been chosen as Secretary to
| succeed the new Superintendent Appro-
| pirate resolutions to the memory of the late
| superintendent were presented and adopted
| by his late associates OH the board.
The young Count, A. Georges Karolyi,
| had during his brief stay in Oakland sew
eral prescript ions filed for himself and
wife at a drugstore ON Seventh and Broad
way. He wrote his own prescriptions, tell
| ing the apotheeary that as a graduate OF an
Austrian medical college lie preferred to do
so. or course the comp0under of drugs did
not know at the time that he was noble
| man.
A verdict of accidental death was rem
| dered yesterday at the inquest over the re-
| mains OF William Reichart, run over on the
| Mole on Wednesday night. The remains
| were taken in charge and buried by the