The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-25
could have killed the couple would have
dropDed dead

Still Another Divorce.
Oakland excels in one thing. 1t is never
wi hout its divorce case.
The last story of domestic infellcitv is in the
Campbell household. The couple were mar
red in this city In 1884 and shortly after went
TO live on a farm that MIR. Campbell purch ased
in conjunction with his friend, William Hen
drck. IN the pretty green valley near Danvllle
Contra Costa County.
kendrick was an unmarried man and Mr..
Campbell became very jealous of him, says the
wife in her complaint, and with no good reason.
He SAID 10 Der one day: you walt on Hen
drick first all The timr and show him more at
tention than tou do to me-"
From tnat time on, says the wife, the demon
OF Je Lousy had possession OF Campbell and he
would call on the neighbors after she had
visited with them and learn If she had been
there and watch her too closely to make life
pleasant.
On one occasion when Kendrick came home
he was met by the tnfuriate Campbell with a
pistol In his hand. He SAID TO him: You have
ruined my hOme.'
AT sight of the pistol Keudrick made himself
scarce. and so also did Mrs. Campbell. running
TO the house of neigbbor for protection.
After she bad been away from home several
days the husband sought her ont and begged
her to return to her home, promising her that
he would not in the future act so irratlonaily,
and showed great penitence. She consented TO
go home with him.
She says she never had many happy days
thereafter Her husband, she s VS. made her
feed the chickens, milk the cows and work in
y
house would recline in eaSy-chairs about the
house aud live on velvet generally.
Then the wife charges hat the husband had
entered the room OF young lady in the hOu sc
and acted Improperly, and had begged The
young woman not to tell on him after she had
rebuked him for his action.
Then MIR. KeDdrick left the unhappy home
which was soon after broken up. The W fe
now lives IN Berkeley and MIR. Campbell resides
at Iemescal. He Is said to be worth So, 900
1t Is Tor these reasons tnat Anna Nj. seeks q
dlY0tce from Andrew CamDheil.
State Camp Meeting.
There was grand scene last night at Trestle
Glen on the occasion of the onening of the
Salvation Army stale camp meeting.
The hills reSounded with the music OF the
| chraioteer brass band and the grounds were
thronged with happy shouting Saivationists.
There was gorgeous illumination of the
grounds by lanterns hung from the many tree.
and The woods echoed the Salvation songs
sung 10 popular and catchy airs which were
caught up by the groups scattered here and
| there over the grounds.
1t is estimated fully 500 redshIrted soldiers
were on the ground, together with the higf
dgnltares from all parts OF the State.
There were many plain people on thf
| grounds men and women, but the red shirts
and poke bonnets predomInated.
The address OF welcome was delivered b,
MAJOR heppel. lie was followed by EdtoI
Miisaps oil The war Cry, Adjutant McFarlane
| and others.
The meeting will continue till July 4.
Is 1t in the Milk
Sanitary Inspector Smith, accompanied by a
veterinary surgeon, Wont out on visit of in.
spectlon yesterday to the various dairIes in the
suburbs. way
The call was the large number of cases OF
| typhoid lever prevalent IN the CITY, there beinp
no less man forty-two cases reported during
! the month thus far.
DR.. Adams believes firmly that the germ of
the ulseasr Is In the milk supply and ha,
already made partial examination
On 1nlfty-eighth streeuthere is no less than
| eight cases ami the families all take milk from,
The same source. 1t is thought In this instance
| the milk supply is Dlamable.
some new cases were reported yesterday, the
NUMBER Oh SICK running up To nearly fifty.
Killed at PinoIe.
man was run down and killed M pinole
yesterday morning by the 8 o'clock Io.
Angeles express He was walking IN fht
track and had his mead crushed In by the
engine.
lie was put aboard the train and brought "a
the e, mole, but died on the way.
Inc man was plainly dressed and was
suougpt TO DE "a tramp. He was feet . inches
10 neight, weighed about 100 pounds and had
req halr and mustache slightly tingea win
grey. he looked To be between as aud 80
years Oh age. Nothing was found on his person
TO identify him.
Kissed and Made III.
george W. Tyler Jr. was visited at tho
county JAN yesterday by his wife. aud tho
couple Kissed and made IN. they were to,
eether Tor au hour two. aud they Will prob.
aoiN nght together. like pronet husband aud
wife, TO beat the charge of assault against
iyier. The complaint was sworn out by tile