The morning call., 1892-06-22
No Reserve!
Every article in The store
is MARKED DOWN except
3. & Y. Collars and Cuffs.
Do Not
COlf0Und our sale With
those you see advertised
continuously.
FROM ACROSS THE BAY.
The Han of Five Wives in the
Police Court.
The Robbers Go Far Far Away and Refuse
10 Return TO Yaarning Arms
II Oakland.

Frank E Parlin, alias D. A. D. Parker,
struggled from the City Prison tank into
the Police Court yesterday afternoon TO
attend bis preliminary examination on the
charge Of bigamy.
His San Francisco wife, pretty woman
with swapping black eyes, took the stand
with q growing baby in her arms and testi-
fed against the brazen fellow in the dock,
who stared stonily, without any apparent
twinge Of conscience.
She stated that after she was deserted by
her husband she went to work TO support
herself and child. Parlin called on her at
the store where she was employed and
asked her what her future plans were.
She told him that she had no plans except
to work for the support Of herself and child.
At that conversation she did not hear any
mention Of proposed divorce.
Then blue-eyed Bertha Arp was called,
and told Of her marriage and snort honey
moon ief0re she learned oil Der husband
peTGiy and left him. She knew Elm as
AT Cd Parker, and after their marriage In
san Jose on June / last, they returned here
and we'd together at 10l0h Washington
street until June Z when she went home to
her mother, who was very sick, to take care
of her. She had known the defendant
since January Of this year, and became en-
gagged IT, him in February. She had never
told tie defendant that be had to marry
her.
The rest OF the testimony was only a
repetition Of what has already been printed.
Judge Ogden held the prisoner 10 answer
before the Superior Court, VITA Dali fXed
at $500.
Another wife Of Parlin's was heard from
Yesterday, making five so far as EnoWn.
judge Ogden received a telegram from Den
YER signed by l. S. Hewitt, saYlng: IL You
want more evidence against PaTlin, alias
Parker. you can have me for witness. l
was married to him August II, 1oo9."
Another wife is at Lake City, Mimi, and
another formerly lived in 81. Paul, butts
now dead.
FAR, FAR AWAY.
DEPUTY Sheriff Frost did not corral the
shareholders between Niles and Llverm0re,
as be fOndlY expected to do. Neither the
Sheriff. the Oakland and San Francisco DO
lice nor Morse's detective agency are any
nearer to them than formerly.
Investigation made by the Chief OF Ponce
a week ago in regard to the statement that
one Of the robbers had ridden down San
Pablo avenue in a car. disguised as woman,
revealed the fact that the suspect was
one Of the many b0Tny-handed, big-Io0teQ
Portuguese women llylug IN the FlclnIy OF
Second street and Broadway. She had
boarded the car and reached home an hour
before the robbery occurred. she carried q
basket with a i've chicken in ono end and
some potatoes in the other
COMPROMISED.
Mary SiIlyereia, who sued the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company Tor SJO,OOO ior
Injuries received at San Leandro, has COM
nromjsed by taking $500 from the company
The South Side Improvement Association
has started anew the agitation TO have the
Seyenth-street local train service trans
ferred TO First street. NIce-Presldent - T.
Crocker has thrown a damper on the pro-
CHANGING the service in any manner mas
been made nor will be made very soon.
two-story building belonging to the
Coin estate a. 1870 New broadway was
damaged to the extent Of 500 by IRE yes
Mrs Lillian Schroeder Of Alameda,
former actress. failed 10 appear against I ee
Chung, her Chinese servant YESTERDAY on
charge Of felonl0us assault hsI Attorney
moved for a dismissal, put Ju9Ss uiesue
ordered a bench warrant lssued lor ME
Schroeder and her husband anu SeV the
case for October Z.
There was meeting Of the charter men,
hers of the Chamber OF Commerce last
night in the Council chamber. ne ioIioW-
mo permanent officers were elected: PTes-
dent. ~. j. PaImateer; ylce-presldent, W.
7 Dfogee: treasurer, L. a. Heron; secre-
fary. " II. O'BTien.
4 governing committee of % members and
II Tor the standing committee were eieeted'
the latter 20 I6pOIt BOubA1J " Al4O eN'N
ing committee. ,,. :,
There are 125 members, the limit TO be
250 A moTiuaTy assessment OF - VIII De
made upon the death OF any member
JUMPING TIE WATER FRONT
More land was Jumped on the water front
last night, shoiguns were displayed, ana
men were put on guard. Frank Cartier
keeper Of aivery stable on lower D1oa1Ta4;
en0inneFed the proceeding. About lOo CLOCK
he iook gang Of men down to the vacant
ground between Clay and Jefferson streets,
and bounded by the gas works on the west est
and the Puget Sound Lumber Company s
ward on the east. He built fence exle.u-
ing from either boundary, coni pItr',oitod a
eIasing the place. Then he constructor
shanty and hoIsted the American nag.
Cartier was willing to tails, but ala n9t
give clear explanation Of his ACTON. ne
said Il had no lease and was not repEeSeus-