The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-31
fACROSS THE BAY.
he Skeleton Exposed in the
Trembley Family.
5u4lham Suing for Dividends - Damages for
3 a Sons Killing-A Reported Endowment.
Len Harris Has a Setback.

Mrs. Francis LOuella Spencer, the daugh-
>ssT OF the late Dr.. jerome B. Trembley, has
led contest Of his viii on the ground that
was made under the undue influence and
0ntrnl Gi Mrs. Sarah l.. Trembley, while
was not Of sound and disposing mind
nd memory and that the will was not prop
,gly sighed she shows a skeleton in the
amliy closet that was not known by the
oakland friends of the dead physician. She
alleges that IN 1870 he was living happily in
Toledo. ohio, with MS wife and two chill
dren when he became acquainted with one
# his tenants, Miss Sarah lie Roy, who in
lie course of four years caused n separation
the doctor and his wife, and in month
two later he came with her 10 California
In 1879 he secured a divorce and in few
lays married the lie Roy woman. He
ettlod a life interest in house and lot in
Toledo on his first wife and an allowance of
200 per anuum. The doctor died in Octo-
er, 1890. His will was filed for probate in
)eCembeT, and It was rumOred then that a
eHnte,t would be made, but tine children de-
-.ded not to do so then, and on the 29th
II December, 1890, 1t was probated The
aw permits the right Of contest within one
ear from the probate. The will gave to
Mrs. Spencer, who was a resident of
Boulder City, Colo, at the time, all the
property in Colorado and a portion of the
Toledo property. To the son, Fred, was
given property in Toledo also. The wife,
Sarah lie Roy Trembley, was given the
res dive during her natural life, to go at
her death to the heirS-at-law of the testator.
,l!s. Spencer alleges that the eXecutriX
trew the sum of $4,000 out of bank shortly
before EeT fathers death and has not ac-
.Ounted for it.
BUENHAM AND HIS DIVIDENDS.
O. II. Burnham of the Burnham- Stande-
INV -ad fi,an
l. Judgment of S3790, alleged by him to be
.ge as dividends on his portion of the
stock. Shortly after the organization OF the
lampany-siX months-there was in 1889 a
agreement, and the majority of the
Directors deposed Mr.. Burnham from the
'residency, and since that time he has had
title to do with the concern. He started
another concern near by and placed it in
charge of a son.
1t was rumored yesterday that the late
Mrs. Glrcelon mad made a trust deed to
Judge S,anly and 5. burlington for the
i9undIng OF public hospital, with an en-
lowment Of $4,000 Her funeral will take
place this afternoon.
c. a. Dougherty, the detective, who was
charged with embeHling $50 from Mrs. D.
D. Hayes, has been tracked to Ell Paso,
Texas.
ESCAPED THE MEsHEs AGAIN.
Tom Cough who runs a gn-ml on the
outskirts OF Oakland, that Is said to be n
little on the "Otf ORDER has several times
been apparently in the tolls of the law. but
ne witnesses for the prosecution have al
ways failed it. Another case in point hap
Deued yesterday. The guardians Of the law
were sure they had Tom this time but the
ltness, Soph e Ohms, a 14-year-old girl,
who told an officer OF the Alameda County
humane Society that she had bought beer
ia Toms place on three or four occasions,
renied that he sold her the beer, but that it
was another man. Tie case was dismissed
] Another Celestial, Hang Lee, has decided
10 forfeit $50 bail rather than stand trial
ioF selling lottery tickets. Since Judge Hem
Shl" fined Chinaman $500. while on the
l9.lce Court bench, no Chinaman has dared
70 s'and trial on the charge.
Inc L. NJ. Derby Company has filed ar
ulles Of Incorporation with $4,000 capital
stock. The Directors are o. E., A. b. and
y NJ Derby, George w. Payne and L. D.
Homer
Beulah Park in East Oakland has been
SD TO parties in San Jose for $1,000
FOR SONS DEATH.
Daniel Mcleod ST. yesterday sued the
7puthern Pacific Company to recover S25-
~ damages for the killing of William j.
AcLeod, his son, at Sacramento, on the first
cay OF January, 1890. 1t is claimed that the
ailrOad employees left the body lying on the
round In barbarous way The plaintiff
so claims that the son contributed to his
lpport.
Brown, who attempted to beat the pool.
Iom men by private board and a grape
f.he line In a saloon adjoining has cleared
IN, and as the proprietor of the saloon de-
ares be did not know of Browns crane
ne The poOlmen have removed the BOYCOTT
I'd all Is again serene
Jobn w. Morrison was appointed receiver
5sterday of the Del Monte Hotel at Golden
3@te IN the matter of the dispute between
ss partners, Lawrence and Robinson
Ihe chandeliers of this city are about ia |
nm protective organization against bad
MARGARET NoBLETT's ESTATE.
~, Inc VIII OF Mrs. Margaret Noblett was
.isu LOT probate by Charles McCIeyerty
VINO applies for letters testamen,ary. Tho