The morning call., 1891-01-01
Oakland Has a Story of a Man
With Three Wives.
A Restaurant Partnership That Cost the Credi-
tors Money-The Strike at Emeryville
Remains Unchanged.

| JACOB Letter, j. Colman, L. Barnett, Il
| Rothenberg L. Bloomberg, j. Isaacs.
TRIO OF WIVES.
On Thanksgiving eve G. w. Debus pro-
cured a license to marry and did MARI!
Miss Alice Godsell, aged 10, a native o
| Hong Kong, China, in Oakland. Iester
day lady calling herself Mrs. G. W. Dc
bus called at the County Clerks Office ant
ascertained that the above license had beeI
issued. and by going to the County Record
er's office found that the parties lad beer
married by Rev. j. w. Ellsworth of 52C
K earny street, San Francisco. Mrs. Debu;
states that she married Debus few year:
ago. and that during the second year o.
their married life he deserted her, but SHE
hunted him up and found him married tC
another woman. lie left the second woman,
and asking to be- forgiven, she took him
; back, and the second or bigamous marriage
was formally annulled by the other wonaail
getting divorce. although it was null and
void without. Debus did not long remain
with his wife, she alleges, but lett her and
their children. She brought suit against
him in san Francisco Tor divorce and ali
mony on the ground of desertioD, but she
DID not press the suit. 1t Is sill pending,
and DebuS IS again guilty of b!gamy-at
least that is the story.
STORY OF \ RESTAURANT
julius HirshbeTg, as assignee of Oakland
merchants, sued Nj. e. MillOslaY ct al. to re-
cover S6S7, and an attachment vas levied on
The restaurant on Broadway. a keeper was
placed III charge by Sheriff lEala. MiliogIav is
a brother1tn-law TO twu brothers nam@d MIL
coNlch, WHO; were in partnership in. tine
restaurant. One of the GrotherS skipped
out, 1t IS said, and left the otter to meet the
growing Indebtedness. Then the other took
:Mllloglav i'll with him, and .raRing together
AL lie could, cleared out. -.
The P,gclEc JeMelyy CUmp anY ct al YES
teIday petiIEOned tie sur eri0r Court of Ala
media County to-: dec ale:.A. Geldberc3 n
ashlnSton-streetJ eweler, an: involuntary
inSolvenL: The amount OF claims under. the
petition Is about $500 -.
Mrs. julia SeOttyesterday aftarno0n.sued
Harry FL: SOMETIMES known as Frederick
II. Scott for divorce on the ground Uf lis
deseriIoD, she asks that She title TO a. ut;-
lain lot purchased by her be quieted 10 her
ami that sue have the custody. Of the minor
child. .-'"- -
DIFFERENT: CoLoRED LAW.
-. The charges of assisting prisoners 10 es-
CRpe from The County jail against eX-Jailer
Morrison and Lem Share were continued in
the Police Court. again YESTERDAY They
went over until Friday at the request OF
Judge Henshaw who was absent. a motion
is pending 10 dismiss the charges on the
ground that the court has no Jurisdiction
The same motion, OF similar one,-:wds de-
med in the case OF An Ieung. He sent
TO the. superior Court, tried, found guilty
and sentenced 10 five years IN the Stale
Prison.
The Will Of Theophile Lanioureux, de-
ceased, was filed for probate Yesterday bv
Ills brother, Phili#s Ii. Lamouteu who is
made executor witneut bond, ana is given
the entire estate OF $3l,Ule, leaving nothing
to the tour brothers ana thee sisters
Mrs. q. II. Lawrence brought suit ten
days. ago against john \. Lawrence, a lie IN
surance travelling agent, tor divorce Oh the
ground OF inhdelity, She was given a decree
AID the custody OF the minor enid, with 500
per month allnony out Of Johns $40 a
month salary.
Judge Greene has given Judgment thar
Frank Barker rafd to his uncle, William
Naikeriey, deceased, tie SlCUO Tor which ii
pTomiSsOIy note was found among the pa
peis of deceased.
Mrs. Margaret i. Gascock died in 1887,
leaving an estate valued at $500, which was
y95.aY9laj taI;Ji,ea''1or iee'ers u admsels=
tratiUn on his mothers estate. The only
heirs are the petitioner and his sister. Mrs.
". ". Blow.
TIE BATTLE AT EAfERYVILLE,
The situation at Emeryville remains I'M
changed. The company does not seem 10 be
in any hurry 10 compromise and ciaiuts 10
be getting along very well. The strikers
say tirat they VIII only come to terms I'M
OF their number shall be left nut. The
" oIks VIII be run To-day. \ nie-tlug of the
Executive Committee Of the strikers and
iron-workerS Of San Francisco viii be held
ibis afternoon.
A deed was filed for record yesterday
afternoon from Moses j. Frank. conveying
to his son Henry Frank the block OF land
known as Independence Square. East Oak
land. The square was gwen to The city as
= public park by one Larue a good many
years ago, but il Is said that be afterwaTd
conveyed it 10 a San Francisco bank, aud it
has since been claimed by that institution
The city has commenced The Improvement
Of the square under an Appropriation OF
5000 for the purpose OF com menelng Its
improvement.
District Attorney Reed has examined the
returns Of the Piedmont School District
bond election and recommends the Board Of
Supervisors to issue the $4,000 in bonds
voted By the district for the purpose of
building a schoOl-hhuSe.
Watch meetings were held last evening in
the First Methodist Episcopal, Eighth-ave-
nue. Methodist Episcopal and twentieth
street Baptist CHURCHES last evening
TIN-HoRN ENTHUSIASM.
The Internal tin-horn nuisance commenced
at O'Clock last night and continued until
after midnight. The curfew ordinance was
not enforced last night
The will of Augustine j. Silveria, de-
ceased, has been filed for probate and the
estate valued at $4,000 is devised to his
widow, who is made executrix
Manuel Rhodes, alias Jacome, was held
TO answer in the Police Court yesterday tC
a charge of petty larceny With prior con,
viction. He stole quantity of old IRON and
copper from the Southern Pacific yards a
West Oakland. Bail was fixed at 5000.
A reception will be rendered to Rev. DR.
George w. Sweeney and wife at tn,
Christian Church, corner of Market ant
Thirteenth streets tomorrow evening. i ey
have just returned from an extend ed tou
of Europe, Africa and Asia.
Company f of the Fifth Infantry Regi-
ment, n. q. c., held its anniversary part,
at Cavalry Hall last evening. The hall was
profusely decorated with lanterns, ever,
greens, etc.