The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-18
FROM ACROSS THE BAY.
Dir. Harris and His Chapel at
Golden Gate.
Who Will Get the Congressional Indorse-
ment e. Death From a Fall in the
Railroad Yards.

WIN cross ABOVE H. Win Iali, way
ing grasses and whispering trees about
the doorway. 1t is plain structure, iso-
lated. implanted. and within are rough
wooden benches for those who go there to
worship.
Here is where Rev. DIR. Harris, lay
reader ordained by Bishop Nichols of the
EpiscOpallan church, helu the first services
yesterday.
The day had been looked forward to by a
good many people, and good many people
were disappointed because the church was
crowded For there is opposition to Dr.
Harris in Golden Gale and stories have been
circulated about him because there Is an
other mission in Klinkner Hall where lay
Reader Kidd officiates.
The stories are not damaging, but child
ish. ridiculous. apparently unfounded. the
offsprlngs OF Jealousy, as Dr.. Harris
friends claim.
HARRIS FOUNDED 1T.
Il founded the mission at X inkner H9 IL
on August % last and preached the first ser
mon there that day." said Dr. Harris yes
terday. Il preached TO 30 Eplscppalians
this morning." he continued land Will
preach every sunday after this until con-
gregatlon is thoroughly organized"
People from Oakland, San francisco and
Golden Gate were present at the services.
which were simple, there being no attempt at
elaboration.
HIS INTENTIONS.
A parrot fiuttered is green wings and
chartered from its perch yesterday as Dr.
Harris talked Of his intentions IN regard TO
his future work.
This church is not denominational,"
said lie. lit is perfectly independent,
although IL will use the EplScOpallan forms
in measure"
Yes, sir" said the parrot, making an
oDpUrtune exclamation after a long TRADE
from his perch.
my work in time win be like that of b.
Fay Mills. / shall 90 in the field as an
Evangelist. l shall make this church u
place of headquarters for EyangeliSts all
over the State"
81 will! L Will Hal hal hal'' said the
parrot.
Il bear no malice to any one. i am doing
my duty, and VIII continue 10 do It. Petty
things that have been said against me l
shall not mind, because ii is not in keeping
with Christian spirit TO do so. There is a
San francisco and an Oakland paper that
have been otrenuously advised 10 sue for
libel l'Coniound 'em!" calculated the
parrot but shall not do So"
HONEST EFFORTS.
Il have been taught gratitude in a life
hlled with many Bullets, as all lives are.
and l may have tailed in some things, as
others have, but all my efforts have been
honest i have taken uD tins work because
L"
want a craeker?" said polly.
because l like II, continued DR.. Harris.
Il viii stay here till This mission is firmly
established, abiding in my Creator 10 re-
ward my efforts. Then | shall seek TO ex-
tend my efforts. Previous to the time /
preached the first sermon at kliLkner Hall
had spent some weeks looking for a loca-
ton for this chapel"
DIR. Harris is an American, born of Scotch
parents, and is tall, dark and commanding
In appearance. The parrot IS green, and
also polished talkeT.
When the chapel is entirely flushed Dir.
! Harris Will live in a part OF il with his
family.
ONE OF FoRTIN's MEN.
| Peter Hansen. Norwegian sailor, became
entangled IN rope on V. l.. Fortin's
/ schooner Mary while adjusting the sails
| yesterday. A strong wind caused him q
| lose his balance and the rope dragged him
! against the mast and the deck railing, dis
/ locating his two arms and breaking his right
/ leg Ia two places.
CUNEo TAKES LEAVE
Frank Cuneo, the Italian who tried q
commit suicide at the SIxteent sstI eel depot
on Saturday, left the Receiving Hosp a
yesterday. saying that he was going Il
| Stockton. Some of his Italian acuuaint
ances came over from San Francisco after
/ he had gone and said that he had been al
| Hcteu WIN HRHtF SttliS OF tate, WHict
! have been intensified by some trouble he
| has had with c0unlryman. He left the
coalyard at SI1 Union street, where ne had
! been employed, rather suddenly, telling nc
one where he was going.
TO-DAY's CONVENTION.
The result of tc-day's Republican con
/ YenlIOn Is a matter or much speculation
/ Saturdays primaries show Hil1Orn anC
| Whitney TO be IN The lead, but the uupledgel
! delegations are causing little worry Al
effort viii be made by both sides TO rount
| them up, but there Is no telling Whe Their the,
will b. rounded or whether they VIII max,
a disastrous break. The friends Of w. X
| Davis rely very much on their support
INSPECTING THE HOUSES.
y. S. Douglas, assistant sanitary lnspee
! tor, has undertaken the task of INSPECTING
| the sewerage Of every house In Oakland
| He has nearly completed his duties IL tn,
| First Ward and has found quite a number
| OF places that have been ordered remedied.
| William Graham, the dlshwasher at ST
| JOsepb's Academy. who stabbed Michae
| Cuddy, tie gardener, has been arrested and
| charged with assault With deadly weapon
| Cud0y is at CTowley's: II spital, suffering
severely from his wound, although it is nel
considered dangerous.
KILLED BY FALL
The body Of James N asher, an employC
| of the West Oakland Railroad yards wa:
! taken to the mOrgue yesterday from Wool
| sey's Hospital. lie fell from a train loaded
with piles Saturday night and received In.
! juries about the head from which he died
| lie was t2 years old ana lived at 1863 Allan.
| tic street.
| The proof OF the printed school bond:
| was submitted to Secretary Kaufman of the
| Board OF Public Works, Saturday evening
! The bonds will be delivered for signing To.
I day.