The morning call., 1893-07-04

rangements, with F. 81. Lewis as chair
man. and of seven on games. with j.
Boardman as chairman, besides q large
finance committee. which has looked out
for the sinews of war. has arranged a
unique programme of sports. A special
park and racetrack has been prepared for
the OCCASION on AlcatraZ avenue and
Lowell street. A band will be in attend
ance. The days fun opens with base
ball game at 10 A. NJ. between nine mar
ried and nine single men. But it is at 80
P. II. that the games proper begin.
CampbelPs Side.
Mrs. Judge Campbell. ma.ron of the
Eugenia Home, who has just returned
from Oregon. gave the following account
of the home and her connection with it 10
a CALL reporter yesterday: about two
years ago girls were admitted 20 her home
as an act Of humanity. A short time after
she started in this work she waited on some
prominent men in Berkeley and San Fran
cisco, and the result was meeting aud the
organization OF the Eugenia Home with
herself as president. Mrs. DR.. Kellogg
Love as vice-presdent. Mrs. l.. L. Luse
secretary and a an advisory board cSns p,
mer Of Alameda, a Mrs. Kelley and Mrs.
A. b. Bradstreei.
The influence of home life. of useful
recreation, OF good country air and health
full surroundings were the means en-
plOyed to wean the girls from their evil
ways. The home school is not for rescue
work, bnt for the protection OF those who
need care and sympathy with all that the
word home implies. When any girl was
found 10 be unworthy or dis0bedient she
was handed over to the proper authorities.
AT Mr.. Campbell's request the reOrganZa-
ton of the advisory board, so as to Include
ministers of different denominations to act
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meet the needs of the girls, was deemed
wise. Since the home was opened, Mrs.
Campbell said. 225 girls have been placed
In the school, and of these 1874 have been
assisted to and furnished with good sltua-
ti0ns.
Up to date only $500 it was claimed
had been received from outside sources by
the home, as follows: From the First Con-
gregatiOnal Church of Alameda, $40; from
The First Baptist Church, East Oakland,
1874 %: from the like church in Berkeley.
Sill "a; from the First Christian Church OF
Oakland. $40; from the First Congrega-
tional Church of Oakland. $72; from Mrs.
Marion Smith OF Oakland, 500; from
Mr.. Rodney. $25; and various other
smaller amounts.
Mrs. Campbell further stated that
though they had had some thought of
closing the home, that now she was de-
termined to remain where she was
and continue to hefp friendess girls and
protect them from all indlgnitles placed
upon the uncared for.
The eight girls who are now inmates OF
the home, yesterday appeared before Jus
tice l.. II. Long over in Berkeley. and
swore TO an affidavit as to their knowl-
edge OF the home and its management,
and branding the article printed III San
Francisco evening paper. so far as 1t re-
fleets, or tends in any way to reflect. upon
the character or conduct OF Judge Camp
bell or his wife, as scandalous and
malicious and untrue, and each and every
statement referring 10 alleged indecencies
or familiarities INDUCED in by Judge
Campbell toward any Of the inmates Of the
home as, to their personal knowledge, un-
true.
Berkeley Burglars.
DR.. Wallendorff, Superintendent of the
Berkeley water works, whose residence
is on the corner of Walnut and Cedar
streets, had raid MADE on his house on
Friday morning. The house was va lated
by the family for a short time. There
were evidently two of the thieves operat-
ing, as two young men were seen hanging
about the place by nelghbOrs. Word was
sent to police headquarters. and Detective
j. F. league and Deputy Sheriff ANDY
Hollywood were sent out to investigate.
SiIverware aud jewelry to the value OF
$500 was stolen. The thieves worked de-
everything portable. The officers think
they have located the thieves and some ar
rests will soon follow.
Fire Patrol To-Day.
The Volunteer Hook and Ladder Com
pany, just organized by eighteen young
men of Lorin. visited Berkeley about 10
o'clock last night and went through a cred
liable drill in Iiacing their ladders. afiX-
ing the hose. etc, to exempiify the fact
that thew could make very creditable
fight with any fire that might break out.
Marshal LORD has appointed John Boyd,
r. Welch and j. j. Carney special fire
patrolmen until after the 9Th. Yesterday
all the city's hose was gone over and
placed in front of business blocks all over
hydrants.
asH Comes Back PHI. d.
w. E. Ritter, associate professor in BIZ
oloRy, accompanied by his wife. who is an
NJ. D., is expected to return tomorrow.
Mr.. Ritter went East to receive bis doc
tors degree from old Harvard. He also
wished to interest Professor Louis Agas-
Island. Professor AgassiZ, however, hav-
ing other engagements. could not come to
this coast this summer. Professor Ritter.
nevertheless, will organize the expedition
at once and leave in a week or ten days
after arriving in Berkeley.
MIL Closed Down.
The West Berkeley Planning Mill is
closed down for a week or two for needed
repairs, throwing quite a number of men
temporarily out of employment. Adoph
Niehaus, one OF the proprietors, has just
left for a three months visit to the Worlds
Fair, while his brothers, E. +. and Ernest,
have just returned from the Yosemite.
ALAr1EDA.