The morning call., 1892-03-20
FROM ACROSS THE BAY.
Some New Phases in the Hanl0n.
Miller ImbrOglio.
An Eleping Couple Located in seattle-A
Jewish Temple to Be Dedicated To-
Day-Petty Criminals.

The whereabouts OF Arthur Tompkins of
East Oakland, who suddenly and mysteri-
ously disappeared about four weeks ago,
has just come to light He is In Seattle,
and with him, so it is said, is Miss Lizzie
McCully, who, until quite recently, was a
clerk in the Contra Costa Laundry. The
report also has it they are living together
and have dispensed with the bothersome
formality of marriage The young fellow
is only about II years old. and through the
influence of his brother, who for years, and
until about month ago. was agent for the
Southern Pacific Company at Brooklyn
station, held position on the railroad. He
was supposed to have been engaged to
young lady at Highland Park, but rumor
has 1t that the affair was broken off by his
father. 1t was SAID that after he left the
railroad he went to work as gripman on the
Geary-street Railroad, but such is not the
fact.
ATTORNEYS QUARRELs.
In the suit of Jennie Reusch VS.. the
estate of Margaret Allendorff, deceased. a
motion was flied two weeks ago TO strike
the answer from the files Of the case on the
ground that john +. Hanl0n. the attorney
of record for the estate had never been adj
mitted to practice in the Superior Court Of
Alameda County or by the Supreme Court
OF the State. Another attorney had been
substituted on the Goth Of February. and
not granted.
a few weeks ago Miller made
motion for revocation CT the letters of &. +.
Hanlon and filed petition charging that
the executor was not properly attending to
his duties as executor, alleging improper
payments. etc. The matter was heard by
Judge Henshaw, and he decided against
Miller. HanlOn now has an order signed by
Judge Henshaw requiring Miller to appear
and show cause why he should not be re-
a III TOR fnr fh.1a h hAtr
the reason that he bears malice and ill-will
TO the executor.
HIS FIRST OFFENSE.
IL. 3. Donaldson. a young man aged 90
who says that he had for q loug time been
steadily employed by the railroad company
at the roundhouse in Portland. Oregon, in
which city his father, hotel-keeper, COM
mitted suicide two weeks ago, was yester-
day caught in the act of rifling a room in
the Pullman House at Seventh and Pine
streets. When caught Donaldson was found
to have already appropriated several pieces
OIL Jeweiry belonging 10 the person TO whom
the room had been assigned. He had just
arrived from Portland in The forenoon, He
admits his guilt, but says it Is his first
otfense.
The Alameda County Miners Association
has been formed by the election CT the fol-
lowing officers: +. Chappelett, president
w. Il. Perrine, first vice president; J. W.
Henderson, second ce-president; c. 3.
Rutherford. secretary.
The steamer Apache, which was badly
damaged oy collision with schooner on
the Sacramento river few nights ago. has
been repaired and was sent out again yes
terday. crew Of men worked on the
steamer night and day TO get her in condi-
hon. She only missed one round trip.
NEW SYNAGOGUE.
The orthodox Jews of Oakland have pur-
chased the Mormon church oil Harrison
street, near Fourth, and will dedicate il to-
day under the name of Beth-JacOb. The
great body of the Oakland Hebrews are con-
nected with the Reformed First Hebrew
congregation, having the synagogue al Thir-
teenth and Clay streets.
George Bronson, the young man who was
found lying beside the railroad at Six
tenth street depot on Friday morning suf-
ierlng from conclusion of the brain, Will be
taken TO MS home, ON Jessie street. San
Francisco, to-day. He was first reported as
machlnlSt from ST. Louis, but he now saws
he Is the son OF wholesale iquOr-dealer.
A Piedmont ear was derailed a few even
Jugs since by mischievous boys. They
placed rocks on the track at the first turn
beyond the cabe-house, and a car jumped
the track. II took a quarter OF an hours
work to place the heavy ear on the rails.
LAWYER BULKELEY's FUNERAL.
The funeral of l.. T. Bulkelev. late at
torney for the Savage claimants in the Blythe
estate, will take place at CLOCK this after
iiOli 81 oiASccbtd nLTtcl, tue residence
OF Mrs. Barbara kadel.
The new rabbi, Morris Sessler. delivered
an eloquent address yesterday at the First
Hebrew CONGREGATION on - Reason and Be-
lief"
j. Z. Bradford has sued for divorce from
l.. J. Bradford. The plaintiff is a member of
q. b. Bradford 81 Sons, real-estate agents
OF Montgomery street, San Francisco
Nellie Heise has sued Charles Edward
Heise OF the firm OF Charles E. Heise 81 Co.,
Custom-house brokers. San Francisco, for a
divorce.
Hugo Mansfeldt. the musician. has been
sued for bill of SIG 50 contracted by his
divorced wife. now Mrs. DR.. ID. ID. Crowley,
before their trouble and divorce.