The morning call., 1892-09-26
FROM ACROSS THE BAY.
Sudden Death Of a Well
Known Young Lady.
DARGIE WAS SHOWED UNDER
Accident on the Little Road to San Pablo.
The Election in Alameda-Notes OF
Interest FIR: m Berkeley.

MISS NbLtlc hdosCiuioJ3 why - yS"'
old, ran for Piedmont cable car at 1880
yesterday and dropped dead at the
corner of Eighth and Washington streets.
An autopsy revealed the cause to be
blood cIou in the heart, which caused
paralysis of that organ.
She had started with her mother TO
Mountain View Cemetery to place flowers
Oh her fathers grave.
Every Sunday for three years the two
have taken this trip but hereafter the
mother will 60 alone and carry flowers for
two graves instead OF one.
Miss Kasserman was an accomplished
young woman aud well known as a musi-
elan. She had very many friends to whom
the suddenness of her death will be particu-
larly sad news She was the daughter oil
the late John F. Kasserman and resided at
1873 Seventh street.
Meyer Levy, a Broadway pawn broker,
dug up human skeleton yesterday on his
premises at 735 Adeline street Mr.. Levy
is a thrifty man and had saved a laborer's
hire by digging u foundation for small
Outhouse. He had gone down about four
feet when his spade struck something.
Visions Of hidden treasure fioated through
his mind, but they were rudely dispelled
when a grnning CHASTITY skull attached it.
self to his spade and was lifted out of the
earth.
He didn't dig any more. The Coroner
was notified and portion Of the rest Of the
skeleton was dug up and the bones taken 10
the Morgue They cruT bled to dust almost,
only the skull being fairly we'll preserved:
1t is pronounced to be that OF a woman and
shows a very poor cerebral developmeDt.
All the teeth except two in front. which
have fallen out are well preserved No one
has ever occupied the lot until recently.
when Mr.. Levy built residence upon II.
Thomas Holland, q fourteen-year- old boy
living with his mother at 1719 Atlantic
street, is lying at the Receiving Hospital in
q very critical condition as the result OF an
accident in an elevator. The lad had been
in the habit Of going to the Pullman car
headquarters in the railroad yards to get
stale bread, and while there yesterday
started to ascend in the elevator with some
of the employees. He became wedged in the
elevator shaft and received serious in-
juries about the head and compound frac-
ture of the leg and fracture of some OF
his ribs. His bruised face is black and un-
slightly, and the wounds so serious that he
has but small chance OF recovering,
The Republican convention for the nomi-
nation of State Senator and of Assembly
men and Supervisors will be called to order
at 10 o'clock this morning in the Tabernacle.
Its probable that w. f. Dargie's name for
the nomination for State Senator will not be
presented. Guy c. Earl has all the dele
gates. Dargie did not carry a single pre-
cinct In the senatorial district. The three
delegates in the Peralta district accredited
to HIM In the reports are for Earl and not
for Dargie.
There will be quite a fight between
lngler and Adams for the nOmina alton of
Assemblyman in the FOrty-elghth district
The number OF delegates for each are very
~ crtin III
yesterday that one delegate in the Fifth
Ward supposed to be for Adams has been
reached by the De Young influence. Adams
friends were feeling rather nervous about
il. Adams is son of the late Ex-Shertff
Adams of San Francisco, and his opponent
is a member of the Oakland School Board.
The trades unions are opposed TO 1ngler's
nomination. lngler is reported to be for De
Young for second choice for United States
Senator, and upon this point he is n0n-com-
INITIAL
Ia the Forty-ninth Assembly District in
dications are that Dan Miller will be the
successful man. The fight between c. g.
Dodge and Grant Taggert will be very
close.
For Supervisor in the Fourth District W.
c. Mason will, according to the number of
delegates. be ahead of d. c. Brown. the in
cumbent though the contest will be close.
In the Fifth District it is estimated that
Mr.. Pelouze, the incumbent, will take from
one TO FIVE votes more than sufficient 10
nominate him, while there are six or eight
other candidates to choose from.
The district including Haywards will
hold separate convention at that place.
Whipple, Fowler and Dickey are the candi-
dates for Assemblymen. They are all Per-
kns men.
For Supervisors Bayley. incumbent,
Hunter and Emery are in the race.
The Board of Public Works has ordered
the construction of very large number of
new culyerts and crossN alks throughput
the city before rainy weather begins. The
annual fall gutter cleaning has also been
ordered.
Tomorrow the ninth annual meeting Of
the Pacific Unitarian Conference will begin
at the First Unitarian Church in Oakland.
1t will close on Thursday evening. A re-
ception to delegates will be given to-mOr-
row evening in the church parlors.
There was collision on June 26 on the
Oak land, Hsywards and San Leandro Elec-
trio road in which Mrs. Lydia J. Fitch was
Injured. She has sued the company for
$4,000 damages.
The new St. Francis de Sales Church,
which was dedicated year ago. is steadily
approaching completion. The conservation
will probably take place next Easter. by
which time the interior will be thoroughly
finished. No services will be held in the
new building until that time. The ladies
Of the church will hold fair next month.
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Bishop A. G. Haygood, author OF
"Our Brother in Black" and "rhe Man of
Galilee." preached at the Asbury Nj. f.
Church last evening.
Rose A. Moreing recently sued her hus-
band William for divorce, asking alimony.
The husband has filed an answer in which
he does not say much about the divorce but
objects strenuously to paying alimony. He
gives one reason as follows: ''She is a
perfect physical type of California woman
hood, perfectly able to take care of herself
and an Amazon in pr0wesS."
Mrs. Mary Clement Leavitt spoke at the
First Baptist Church yesterday on GOD
pleted tour around the world.
The pulpit at the First NJ. Z. Church was
occupied yesterday by the new pastor, Rev.
Alfred Hummer, ID. ID.
An unknown man is reported to have
jumped overheard from the steamer New
ark Saturday night on the o'clock trip to
Oakland. From the meager description
given he was about 40 years old and dressed
in gray. boat was lowered, but no trace
of the body was found. An eyewitness
named McGill states his belief that it was
deliberate suicide. as he saw him mount the
guard rail and plunge overheard near the
paddle wheel.
ceiving Hospital with cash in his throat
Saturday night, did the deed himself. His
story that it was cut in a saloon Is pro-
nounced false by the police. Wilson was
Intoxicated. He will soon recover.
Alameda.
The result of the primary election in the
two Alameda precincts OF the Forty-seventh
Assembly District is still in doubt. Noy
claims that his delegates were elected by
majority of two. while Tappan's friends