The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-11
ACROSS THE BAY.
Protest Against the Prosecution
of the SalyatiGniStS.
Trial. CT an Action for Damage Policeman
Crafts Rssigned-The Electric Road to the
Cemstery-Len Harris Recovering.

When the cases against the members OF
the Salvation Army were called in the Oak
land Police Court yesterday there was Il
large lobby of the army and friends. as
well as curious ipeople. Ex-Judge Gibson
asked for jury trials for each Of the twenty
four under arrest and the cases went over
to be set.
The following was passed at meeting of
the official board of the First Nj. E. Church
on Monday evening:
WHEREAS, We are Informed that the Saliva.
lion Army has been arrested while marching
through and holding meetings upon the streets,
an apparent discrimination against them, since
many others use The public streets for process
slons and meetings, and are unmoleSted by the
police; therefore,
ReS0tUed, That as Americans we deprecate
anything that savors of persecution or that
abrldges The largest religious liberty, and as
Christians we recognize the sincerity OF and the
good work often done by the organization IN
question; and we protest In the name of fair
play and equal rights against any luyldious dis
elimination against these we'll meaning and
E. It. Ollie, President.
c. b. GRAY. Secretary.
An attempt was made by burg ar to en-
ter the house of II. Holes of 1879 Fifth
street. Holes heard him and, investigat-
ing, ran upon him, grappled with but could
not hold him.
FOR THEIR SONS DEATH.
Adolph U. ochmitt was brakeman In the
employ of the Southern Pacific Company
He was on the last car of a work train
when it was going through the tunnel near
1i''",i0"'' 'peoi"i liam e"ii tlIs DIVE
sion ouperihtendents Wilder and Fillmore,
ran INTO the rear end OF the work train in
the tunnel. and Schmtt was killed. His
father. Anton Schmitt. and his mother sued
+ho oor,,,or, -. 500 900 I,-,oa1 arIo;
rbot AdoInh Voc tbair o1,,, sm'n,rt The
tria, of tne cssa ,yos no r,,n rafors tnde,o
Emsn - S'o vas NC "ii Ne1oio "070
NV "oItn yesIeIuay'
lhe oakland 1ohng Mems christian AS
ISOLATION denies its Liability in suit of
mIllmen for mlllwOrk, and claims that the
contractors are the parties liable.
The Po>torfice will move to its new quart
ers on December 1st. The bOX-numbers in
the new building will be the same as now.
The estate of Alexis Mlltret has been APP
praised at S4l52, and that of Otto Gese at
Sl103 80.
CRAFTS HAS RESIGNED.
The resignation of Police Officer FranI,
\, Crafts was read at the openinp of the
meeting of the Police Commissioners YES
terday afternoon. 1t is understood that
Crafts was allowed the privilege of resign
ing or being dismissed. Crafts is the officer
against whom charges were preferred by
CITY Editor D. h. Baker of the Morning
Times at the previous meeting OF the board.
X. e. Hickethier has petitioned for letters
OF administration on the estate OF his late
vile, Huhla HIchethier. The estate is esti-
mated TO be of the value Of $4,000. consisting
OF real property in the counties of Stanis-
laus and Alameda.
Thomas Guerin was held yesterday to an
swer the charge of grand larceny for steal
ing $50 from Police Officer Nick Williams.
Inc Unltarians VIII open three days
bazaar this evening.
NJ L. r. WINDS REOUESTs
The will of NJ / r Wind was fIeI for
probate Yesterday nv c. q T,rsen WIN ia
Nominated ma eypcntor The Drnnartv ia
Hi - H;,n -, 80; - Hus' , t''s
Francisco ia given $500. Hans PauIsen of
Oakland receives like amount. The bal
ance of the estate goes to a niece living in
utTTrnlTahN, maTie oeverine JACOBSON
ham tn 1900 900 r@' ,, nuou - r. p2in-
transaction in the stock IF the EsoIe Oh and
Refining Csmpany,s stock
George Robins has sued for Judgment
agaIhst MARTIN D Beef ana Regina Beel Tor
99uo on pIohiosory note.
Mathilde E!chenoerger yesterday sued
Ior divorce from Lambert Eicbenberger.
RAILS AND TIES BEING LAID.
The rails and ties are being laid IN
Fortieth straet for the electric road to the
cemetery. The road will be double track.
The contract for filling in the marsh at
West Oakland for the S4venteenth-stree
branch, between Peraita and the Sixteenth
street depot, has been let aud work will
soon be commenced.
Mary MaOney, the widow of Dennis Ma
loney, has applied for letters of admiuistra-
ton on the estate which is valued at $500.
She is the only heir.
The fall meeting of the Oakland Jockey
Club will commence on Saturday afternoon
at the Irotting Park and will continue on
the 17ih, 10Th and 2lst.
While excavating for the electric railroad
on Eighth street the workmen dug up a lot
Of Indian arrowheads.
Alameda.
The Commissioners for the openinr of
Haigbt svsnua .stimata that tho ,ntaI a.,
ooas viii ha san1et1 20 III ~, ~ ~
80 r.;,n $3.50 =; 10, my wa coniet
on ttIuay evening, 10 the room OF the City