The morning call., 1891-08-27
ACROSS THE BAY.
The Sequel of a Sensational Suit
for Divorce.
Work Begun on the New Road-The Laundry
Farm suicide-Librarians' Reception.
DR.. Robinson Jubilant

About one year ago Mrs. Howard, form
cry Anita Pacheco, a niece of ex-senator
heeo, figured in a somewhat sensational
divorce suit Il was alleged that the fair
Anita fiirted with the conductors on cable
cars on San Pablo avenue, and was alto
gether too giddy for a married woman. Her
actions were alleged to have melted the
Jealousy Of her husband j. Y. Howard, a
milkman, who. it is charged. treated her
cruelty One day in June, 1889. she sud
denly left her husband S bed and board and
return ed to her former home near Concord,
Contra Costa County. p divorce was sub
sequeutly secured, and the sequel is the an
nogncement Of the marriage, in Oakland
ON the 10th inst, by the Rev. DR.. Ollie, of
Charles Marsh Roberts of San Francisco
and Anita Pacheeo Of Concord, Contra
Costa County.
The evidence in the case Of Isabella
Nichols suit for damages in the sum OF 3d.
coo against the Southern Pacific Company
was closed In Judge Ellsworth'S department
of the Superior Court yesterday afternoe
The argument will be commen ced to-day.
Eliza Hanifn, daughter of j. j. Hanifn,
has entered the Convent OF the Holy Fam
lily, San Francisco, and it is understood that
she will become nun.
THE NEW ELECTRIC ROAD.
The excavating and laying of track was
commenced yesterday on the Oakland, San
Leandro and Haywards electric road just
outside the city limits, beyond Twenty
fourth avenue, opposite the residence of Ii.
w. GrmwOod, The company cannot pro-
cure the new rails desired on account of the
great demand for rails at the present time,
owing to SO many roads now in process of
construction. Old horse-car rails are being
lald. 1t Is said by some that the company Is
putting down few rails at that point to
hold its franchise, but this is denied and it
Is contended that the company intends to
go ahead and build the road.
The office of George w. Frick, Alameda
County Superintendent of Schools, was
transferred from the rooms in the
Of Records yesterday. TIE rooms in the
- urt-hOuse building vacated by MIR. Frick
Will be added to the County Surveyors Of
, fee.
The Idaho tall man, Northcut, arrested as
a suspect on Tuesday, was fined SO yester-
day by Police Judge Ogden for carrying a
weapon concealed.
ANOTHER IDENTIFICATION.
The young woman who committed suicide
at Laundry Farm on the 25th u!t is now be-
lieved to have been Miss Louise Ness, who
came from Paris, n. Y, TO San Francisco
not many months ago. She has been miss
ing since about that time. She was Il mem-
Der of the Swedish Lutheran Church on
Howard street, San Francisco. She is also
believed to be the young woman who was
S. Chambers, the young man who worked
himself up into an excited state because
his name was mentioned By the Coroner.
She has relatives at Paris, n. Y, who will
be communicated with. Miss Ness was in
clined to be oyerrefgious and it is believed
her mind became ueranged.
contract has been recorded for the cree
tion Of the new Portuguese Catholic Church
on Chestnut street, south Of Eighth, to cost
$4,000 Father Fernandez is the rector.
The will of August Kracke has been flied
for probate by Mrs. Annie Kracke, who IS
appointed executrix. The estate is valued
at $500 and is devised to her and two chill
dTen, aged 10 and & years respectively.
TO RECEIVE THE LIBRARIANS.
-c2he Executive Committee of the Citizens
AOmmittee. appointed TO arrange for re-
vception to the American Library Assoca-
tian on October 10Th, has appointed the fol-
lowing subcommittee: On Finance-Dr.
IS. II. Melvin (Chairman). r. L. Barker, C.
On Reception-Rev. c. w. Wendte. Pro-
fessor Frank Soule, J. c. Roweli. 5. g. II il
born, Rev. g. l.. McNutt On Transporta-