The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-27
ACROSS THE BAY.
Baker Turns the Tables on
Policeman Crafts.
County supervisors Meeting-Dr. Burchard
Severely Injured Brosnahan Has Mar
ried-Mrs. Sam Jones Is Missing.

Police Officer Crafts was arrested last
evening on warrant issued on the COM
plant OF j. E. Baker. city editor OF the
Oakland Times, charging him with battery
and using vulgar language MIR. Baker has
also preferred charges OF drunkenness
against him before the Police Commission
ers. Baker went home at $3.50 O'Clock on
Saturday morning. and when the officer
asked him what he was doing there Baker
told him that he was attending to his own
business. Crafts arrested him and rung In
the patrol wagon. Baker gave bail in about
one hour, but he does not intend to let up
on Crafts. The charge against Baker went
over until Thursday.
No such boy as Frank Wedenburg is
known as messenger at either of the tele-
graph Offices or at the telephone office in
Oakland; at least nobody by that name is
remembered. A telegram from Redding
gives that as the name of an Oakland mes
senger-boy arrested for robbing the Wea-
yerville stage with one Stevens.
Minnie Evans has sued Frank Evans for
divorce on the ground of failure to pro-
vide. Carlotta Beronio wants divorce
from Antonio Beronio and Jndson Cham
berlaln from Annie Chamberlain.
COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
A communication received by the SuDer-
Visors from Charles Mclver. the wine
grower OF Mission San Jose, complained OF
the way in which James Black, the road
writer's ranch. lie asked the board TO
come down and investigate. and tue matter
was referred to the Committee OF the
Whole. A report from the expert was read
showing the condition OF the various county
offices. and closing by saying that the ex-
nDvt gatIc fed loot off
county is endenvoring TO conform strictly
with the requirements of the law.
DR.. l.. S. Burchard received severe in
juries by the starting up Of his horse as he
was getting in the buggy. The latter was
overturned by the turning of the horse and
the doctor and his vile both we're thrown.
Luckily Mrs. Burchard's injuries we're
slight. The doctors jaw bone on the left
side was broken and he received other severe
Injuries.
An attachment for S72 GA was levied ves-
terday in the suit Of Paul RehfSch VS.. Hen
~ Alexander on the property at the north
west corner of Eighteenth street and San
Pablo avenue. The suit VAS brought in San
Francisco.
BRosNAHAN has MARRIED.
Councilman Cornelius II. BrOsnahan and
Miss Annie A. DOwney were married at the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception yes
terday forenoon by Rev. Father King. City
Clerk James NJ. Brady acted as best man
and Miss Mamie MrElroy as bridesmaid,
The couple went to Los Angeles on the
afternoon train. Mr.. BrOsunhan is the
member Of the Council from the Sixth Ward
and is serving the second term. The bride
Is sister OF L. A. Downry, one OF the best
known officers OF the Oakland Police De-
partment.
Rev. A. c. Bane, recently assigned by the
California Conference to the Asbury Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South. has assumed
his duties and taken up his residence at
1914 Fourteenth street. lie has been at
Sacramento for three years and is well
known all over the State as a Past Grand
Master OF the a. o. u. ". A reception
will be rendered him and his family in the
paTlurS Of the church this evening.
An order for examination into the insol-
veucy of the firm OF o. Emiay 81 Sons was
heard partly yesterday afternoon and con-
tinued for two weeks. The attorney con-
Quoting the examination seemed TO be fish,
ing without bait
MRS. SAM JONES GONE.
Mrs. Sam Jones. recently employed as an
Instructor in swimming Mt the Piedmont
Baths, has disappeared. Her husband was
at one time employed at the baths and
auain by the Piedmont Railway Company.
Recently he has been working at the quarry
near Piedmont She disapi few
days ago and Jones supposes that she has
gone back To Australia, from whence he
brought her a few years ago. 1t is said
that she left husband IN sydney when
she came ~ America with Jones.
The sum of 5000 has been contributed
for the support of the children of Nellie
Terrell, the deceased daughter of Rev. W.
E. Adams, lot has been presented by e
c. Sessions, two architects have agreed to
prepare plans and specifications and super
intend the building and carpenters have
agreed to give one day in constructing a
building if the materal-men viii furnish
the material for a house. which no doubt
they will Dc.
1t is said that although Judge Ellsworth
granted Mrs. Pratt divorce on the ground
OF crunlty, she is not satisfied with the ad-
mission of the confession and the denial OF
nonsuit, and will appeal to the Supreme
Court.