The morning call., 1892-06-10
FROM ACROSS THE BAY.
The Latest News Concerning the
Waterfront Troubles.
Married il Haste to Repent at Leisure-Aftsr
Five Dsys Of Married Life Wife Leaves
Her ERsb4ud-Alsmeda and Berkeley.


No dynamite vas used on the water front
last night The passage made by Forth
and his men the night before remained clear
and another schooner was brought 10 and
taken out One OF tLs Shoalwater Company
men stated last night that it was the pur-
pose to do nothing Until ! A. NJ, when a
crew would 90 cut in bats and heW down
the waterfront piles withVxes.
new phase 10 tie dispNs occurred last
night. when the Sherif's deputies went
down and served notices sigAed BY C. B.
TAYLOR on his opponents to vacale the land.
The notices were made cut to be sezyed on
Y. L. Forth, j. L. Dayie, J. P. Daneron,
Charles Orr, r bert Craig. II. Z. Hemp
stead, Peter II. Darlington and all Others
concerned. Not all Of the men mentiOnId
above could be found.
TAYLOR's DECLARATION.
After a description OF the land and the
warning to vacate TaylOT'S notices con-
Guided:
And you are further notified that at the time
of The f0Tcible and unlawful seizure OF tie pos
session OF tie said premises By you l was and
had been for long time prior thereto IN the
actual, peaceable and undistuTbed possession OF
Ihe whole of the real state, premises and prop
sTty aud Of every part thereof.
FOrtin's men did not vacste, but remained
all night. Tney had cosy little ire IN the
shanty and when they were not running
schooneTs in and out they enjoyed them
selves.
The Water Front Company drove piles as
far as the gashOuse property yesterday and
then ceased work. Taylor dug mum Der Of
DOst-hOles and did a little work toward
building his fence on the line designated by
the Street Superintendent on " WedDesday.
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last night. and had not been filed in as
threatened by FoTtiu.
HIS NECK BROKEN.
Ephraim Tyson, son Of Mrs. E. Tyson.
and bTOther-iu-law of Justice Peters, was
killed at Niles yesterday by falling from a
frGit-WagOn. be was driving on down
grade and accidentally dropped one Of the
lines. He 60: on the pole TO pick it up,
when one Of the horses kicked. causingshim
fall. His Eeck wss broken.
SHOT BY BARTENDER.
George FarWell, barteneer at the Pied
mont Springs Hotel, fired two shots a his
employer, James B. Marvin, at 30 o'clock
yesterday morning. as announced in The
CALL yesterday One Of the shots took ef-
feet in the breast, causing a painful but
nst fatal wound. FarweH was in
sane from drink and opium and
bad been sharply reprimanded and
ordered to bed by Marvin after he
had fallen down twice and broken
two trays Of dishes and glasses. The repri-
mand so angeTed him that he entered a
room where Marvin sat with some friends
and fred without warning. He has been in
the employ Of Marvin for eight months,
and the latter says that he will make no
prosecution. although Farwell is in jail
Farwell claims that he was so drunk that
be did not know what he was doing.
MRS. PARKER REPENTED.
Miss Bertha Arr, the young lady who first
sprung into prominence by the report that
she had been burned to death, had a matri-
monial experience Of five days with A. d.
Parker, who, she claims, falsely represented
himself 10 her as a physician. They were
married in San Jose week ago. afteTward
coming 20 this city and residing at
1010h Washington street The wife
left the husband within a short time, giving
as a reason that he was not physician and
had no resources. he sent her a letter
threatening 10 commit suicide, and then
visited her at her mothers house on Tues
day night and tried to drag her away. He
called again the next day, but she still re-
fused 10 90 back to him. Parker seems to
have been devoted to the woman. and says
that undue Influence has been brought to
bear upon her by relatives. They were
married, by his opportunities, sooner than
expected. and her wedding raiment, which
she had left at home, was burned in the fire.
THEY WANT DAMAGES.
Henry a. Foster and wife Of Berryman
Station, Berkeley, have sued the Tribune
Publishing Company for $4,000 for libel.
Their source OF complaint is an article
printed in the Berkeley correspondence of
June l, in which it was stated that the Law
and Order League had marked their CON-
binatOn grOcery-stOre and lodging house as
disreputable place where liquor was sold
contrary to the university liquor law.
WHAT TAYLOR SAYS.
G. B. Taylor, one of the warning lessees
Of the land at the foot Of Castro street, has
Informed President N. J. Keller of the
Board of Trade that he received overtures
from San Francisco manufacturing firm to
establish their plant on his land, provided
sufficient inducements are offered By the
city. Mr.. Keller stated to him. on behoH
Of the Board of Trade, that the board would
assist IN every way possible all bona fde
enterprises Taylor did not mention the
name OF The firm, but IL is understood TO be
the Fulton Iron Works.
Arrangements toward selecting a site In
Oakland for the Rsd0n Iron Works are also
In progress. w. a. Kenney, chairman of
the Board Of Trade committee, being IN
consultation with Walter Moore, secretary
Of the Risdon Company, TO that end.
TREACHEROUs GASOLINE.
Jennie Dunlap, a 14-year-old girl living
on sixth street, near Castro, toOk a teacup-
Iul OF gaSollne yesterday and began to clean
some ribbons. The anid became ignited
and exploded, setting fire to her clothing
and nearly burning her to death. She ran.
screaming, from the kitchen TO the hack
yard where she fell unconscious. Her
mother smOshered the flames with blankets
and was herself badly burned. The girls
face and body was horribly scorched, and
the doctor says that she has but one chance
in 10 Of surviving.
OAKLAND IN BRIEF.
VIII Cook OF 1927 Linden street, tried TO
leap over a net while playing tennis at the
Oakland courts. but fell backward on his
head, receiving a conclusion Of the brain
that rendered him unconscious for two
hours. He is In precarious condition.
A Berkeley electric car ran into a buggy
occupied by Mrs. George T. Hawley and
another woman and child at Sixteenth and
Castro streets yesterday. The buggy was
demolished, its occupants thrown out and
slightly hurt. Mrs. NJ. I. Balding. who
occupied front seat on the car was also
Slightly injured.
Alameda.
The excavation Of the Oak-street sewer
J las revealed the fact that the Joints are un-