The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-13
OAKLAND ALAMEDA.
Count KaroIyi Was Lavish With
Money and Jewels.
A Young Bride outrageously Wronged-Re-
ception of the Banner-IncorpOratio
Of an International Transit Line.


Karolyi, at Seventh street and Broadway,
as given to Rev. NJ. King, the rector of st.
Mary's, at the time of the marriage, five
weeks ago, could not be found though dill
gent inquiry has been made. 1t was learned
though that he took meals several times at a
restaurant at Seventh street and Broadway
with his bride and was quite liberal in his
tips He and the lady were well dressed
and it was noted that he wore considerable
fine iewelTy. He patroniZed Seventh
street livery stable on two occasions and
each time left SIS more than the livery fee
charged. The Eastern dispatches are in
error that his bride is an American, as she
was also native of Hungary. Count
Karoly told Father King that she had an
aunt living in San Francisco, but did not
give the address.
Isaac c. Littrell has sued for divorce
from Florence Lttrell on tile ground of her
desertion. Carrie Ii. Koeng has also sued
for divorce from Fred Koenig on the grounds
Of cruelty and failure to provide.
oUTRAGEoUsLY wRoNGED.
The young man named j. A. Van Court.
who married the young woman from Tulare
a week ago. claiming to lie an assistant en-
gineer on the Coast Survey steamer Patter-
son, picked up and left the girl, on finding
yesterday that he was discovered, first send
ing word to San Francisco friend of the
girl he had wronged. 1t is said that on
Tuesday woman called on her and in
formed her that she is the legal wife of the
map. In the evening this information so
preyed upon her that while he was absent
she took with suicidal intent 4 large dose OF
the morphine given her as medicine by
physician. Her friend will take her to her
home in San Francisco to-day. Nothing is
known about the scamp except that he is
or was connected with the Patterson as
machiniSt. He had not returned to the YES
sci at Mare Island yeste rday, though his
leave of absence had expired.
Jasper Gotta, alias Gotta Gasperio, q
native of Switzerland, was drowned on the
9Th inst, by falling off log into Alameda
Greek, near SunOl, while intoxicated but
the body was not recovered until Monday
An inquest was held on Tuesday by Justice
Peters and verdict Of accidental drowning
rendered by the jury. Deceased had worked
ON the Dougherty Ranch.
The Oakland City Council has passed
resolutions to the memory of the late
Senator Hearst, and decided to attend the
funeral.
TIE BANNER is COMING.
The banner sent to Les Angeles in 1888 as
the banner county Of the State, will be re-
turned by delegation from that county,
which will arrive on Saturday evening.
Public exercises will be held in the Oakland
! Theater and banquet will be held in
DietZ'S Opera House later. A delegation
will come from Los Angeles with the
banner. and will be joined at Sacramento
| by the delegation in the Legislature from
| Los Angeles County. Governor Markham,
| MISUNDERSTANDING Reddiek and members
of the Legislature will also come down.
| Senator Carpenter of Los Angeles will
| make the presentation speech, and e. c.
| Chapman, Chairman of the Republican
| County Committee, will receive the banner
! and transfer it to the Oakland Republican
| Alliance for safekeeping, l.. L. Bromwell
receiving it on behalf of the alliance.
On the night of October Z, 1890. at the
| ,Judson Works, Emeryvlle, while William
| King was at work in the molding depart
| ment and was carrying ladle full of molten
| metal to one OF the mOlds it was spilled and
| fell on the iron floor, Splashing III his face
| and running one of his eyes Alleging this
| in a complaint filed yesterday against the
| JudsOn Manufacturing Company, he de-
| clares that the accident was caused by gross
negligence in neglecting to provide suitable
| light for the wOrkingmen TO see by and he
| asks the court TO give him S20,075 damages.
The Oakland and Berkeley Rapid Transit
| Company has amended its articles of incor-
poration so as to Increase its Board of Di-
| rectors from FIVE 10 eleven, and the amended
articles were filed yesterday.
Articles of Incorporation Of the Inter
national Transit Line were filed in Oakland
| Yesterday It's purposes are stated to be
| TO transport vegetables, fruit, grain and
merchandise OF all descriptions to all parts
| of the United States and throughout the
! civilized world. The company will also own
| its own rolling stock and deal in real estate
| for its own warehouses. negotiate loans, etc.
| The capital stock is 81, 100000, divided into
! 10000 shares, of the value OF 500 each.
Five shares each have been subscribed for
by S. Goodenough, W. p. Jones, V. ID.
| Moody, Oakland; Ii. Sevening. J. NJ. Bailey,
and J. g. Lanktree, Alameda, and the Di-
rectors of the corporation are w. z. Jones,
V. ID. Moody, Ii. SeVening, j. NJ. Bailey and
j. y. Lanktree.
The California Wagon Jack Company has
been Incorporated in Oakland with capital
stock of 100000 to manufacture and sell
patent wagon jack. The principal place OF
business is Oakland, and the Directors OF
the company are X. b. Noble Of Petaluma,
Ernest Roberts of San Leandr0, and Louis
Dahl, w. J. Russell, T. b. Draper. L. w.
Jeffress, W. c. Greenfield, l.. c. FOTsting
and n. K. Foster of Oakland.
The sisters of young Percy Phinney, who
committed suicide in a clearinghouse on
Broadway about six weeks ago, have writ
ten from Waltham, Mass, that they are not
satisfied on the suicide theory. They think
he was victim OF foul play.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
The City Council at its meeting last even
ing finally passed the water-rate ordinance
as passed to print ten days ago. Cannon
made a statement, going over the whole
ground, and giving reasons for voting for it.
| Towe was the only one voting mo-" After
acting on street work the board adjourned
until O'Clock Monday afternoon to can
vass the election returns. The business of
| the board is now pretty well cleaned up for
the new Council.