The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-24
SIicer's Acts as Guardian
Questioned.
IS TIRED OF MARRIED LIFE
Glover's Suit for Damages of
the dictments-Widow Kirk
hams Waivure.

Henry and Daniel Callaghan, who haC
been left considerable property by the
mother, who created sen sationN by mar
rying young man named Wilkinson. Sh(
! died soon after her marriage to Wilkinson
and Slicer was made the guardian of the
two boys, being well known to the family
For years and years he acted as guardian
for the boys, collecting rents and attend
ing to the business of the estate. 1t is
this trust which the present complaint
charges him with sighting, and it i:
claimed that he never made complete
accounting. A claim for $1,000 for thi;
reason has been fled against his estate.
Lucy Callagban. sister Of the two boys
mentioned. married Con Mooney. the
weli-known sporting man. and he it is who
is acting for the parties making the com.
plant.
Attorney Lucas has been retained to
present the claim. He was in court yester-
day morning before Judge Greene to have
| bond are Lucy Mooney, Ellen Fowler and
Henry Callaghan.
Both the boys for whom Slicer acted as
| guardian have attained their majority
one of them, Daniel. some years ago con-
| tracing the morphine habit and becoming
T.
is now in the Agnews asylum for the in
sane.
Mooney became guardian of the person
and estate of Daniel Callaghan as soon as
that individual was declared incompetent.
His proposition is to try and get settle
ment from the administrator OF the Slcer
estate. failing in which a suit will be
in stituted at once.
1t is understood that the Slcer admins
traitor will reject the Mooney claim, and
if so bitter and sensational contest will
be the outcome.
Cupid in Tolls.
Bertha Jacobson is suing for absolute
divorce from LauritZ jacobson on the
ground of extreme cruelty. The couple
have been married only year and lived
near Haywards. Mrs. jacobson says her
life has been most unhappy since the wed
ding-day. She owned a one-ifth interest
in the D0bble ranch and her sisters owned
the other four-ffths. Her nus band soon
began to urge her to sell her share so that
she might meet her individual debts, and
continued so perslstently TO demand itthat
she finally yielded so far rs to
offer her interest for sale to her sisters
They were not in position to buy and
wrote Mrs. jacobson TO that effect. AT
this the husband threw off all disguise and
at once instituted course of treatmen t
toward his wife that would make life q
Uulucu iuubcu. rs UaQ ucT u the NIL &
ing and feed the chickens, and once when
She wanted TO go riding said: mo. first
finish planting the cabbages." Every
thing considered Mrs. jacobson is about
tired OF it and now is trying for divorce
Arrested as Judson Robber.
Henderson Glover was at one time ar
rested as enc of the men who robbed the
treasurer OF the Juds0n Company when he
was on his way one bright Saturday from
r,af@ - ,,.,sI L.. 4.
sacks of coin, 49, 900 in all, with which to
pay off the men at the JudSon, Iron Works.
There was considerable casting about in
the exciting days following the robbery
for the criminals and most everybody was
Swallowed.
Glover was arrested at the instance of
the agents of the corporation and locked
up for several days. Ae did not like this
treatment Oyermuch, and whom released
placed his case IN the hands of attorneys
10 sue for $4,000 damages. He retained
w. w. Fcote and I. c. Coogan to press
his claim.
The defendant corporation put in de-
murrer to the complaint, hoping to beat it
on law points. but the demurrer was over
ruled and the case must be fought out on
the ground entered in the complaint.
Some Indictments.
When the Grand Jury made its report
there were several indictments suppressed
until parties implicated might be appre-
hended. portion of the suppressed
matter is this:
The first was against Allen r. Hughes.
then deputy county clerk, for defrauding
the county upon bill made in the name
OF fictitious person and Endorsed as
sworn to before him, filed, audited and
paid. Also another against the same per-
SOD for defrauding the county in the matter
OF pretended purchasing of postage stamps
n Off ri al nf bo
Another, a joint indictment. was against
Walter Cavanangh and Arthur Williams
for injuring public properly in attempting
to break Jail.
Another against Patrico Peralta, for
gerry. Another against +. w. Sawyer for
obtaining money under false pretenses.
Another against John CAVITY tor per-
jury.
Another against Dan Hartigan for
fraudulent voting at Livermore."
The Eapidity of Lightning.
The usual time to Haywards by the Oak
land, San Leandr0 and Haywards electric
line is forty minutes, but at night, when
The line Is clear. 1t is the intention of the
company to run faster.
The car which now leaves Tventy-tbird
avenue at FOG (midnighO arrives In Hay-
wards at 1875, making the run in twenty
nine minutes. On some parts of the road
a speed Of thirty miles per hour il n tain ed.
traVeIer can now leave San Francisco
and arrive in Haywards in one hour and
twenty minutes.
More BooEar Trouble.
Mrs. Catherine Boogar has applied for
an order requiring her husband to appear
and show cause why he should not nav
her S150 per month aljmony and $500 for
costs. witnesses and service of papers
pending the proceeding and $500 as coun-
| sci fees.
Mrs. Boogar says her husband is worth
Sl05,0OO. and that he has not contributed
TO her support and that she has been com
PEELED to rely on the charity of her father
ana friends for support.
To Test the Bonds,
The agreement submitting statemen.
OF facts In the controversy over the school
bonds was filed in the Superior Court YES.
| terday afternoon.
1t contains twenty-six pages and sets
forth in full all the proceedings taken in
issuing and selling the bonds. All of the
parties In me controversy concur in the
statement OF facts, and now speedy hear
ing VIII be secured and the question of
the bonds validity be settled.
The Widow Valves.
Mrs. Kate e. Kirkham. widow of tho
late General Ralph w. Kirkh ham, has filed
walvure OF her rights to any of the com
munlty property, and in lieu atcepts n
ilIe interest In the property left by him.