The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-28
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.

OLsES's PREPARATION. - Peter Olsen,
who was arrested about week ago at
Ogden and brought to this city, charged
with betrRylDg Bessie Nohlman under
promise of marriage, has made the only
reparatlon an honorable man could make.
Wednesday Olsen was escorted from the
City Prison to Chief CrOwley's Office, where
Bessie, who Is pretty brunette, was in
waiting. Justice of Peace Barry was also
present, and in n few moments the twain
were made one. Later the fact was brought
to the attention of Judge Joachimsen and
Olsen was allowed TO 90 on his own recOg-
nizanee and left the precincts Of the prison
with his happy bride.
A BRACING WALK.-The Cross Country
Club will have another outing next Sunday.
Members and their friends will go to San
Maten on the nrSt train, which leaves
Third street depot at a. NJ. and walk out
past the Crystal Springs dam, thence to the
old dam, and thence across the hills to the
Pi!arcItos Greek, which will be followed to
the lake Of that name. The route will then
follow the road to San Andreas dam, and
thence across the country to Milbrae. The
clubs officers, who have been over the
ground many times. state that the walk will
take sightseerS through one of the most
picturesque sections anywhere near San
Francisco, and they expect n large party
VIII participate in the coming event.
THE MoRGUE WAGON BREAKDOWN
Deputy Coroner Carew and Ed Kelly, driver
OF the MOrsue wagon. had q narrow escape
from serious Injury Yesterday afternoon.
While driving west on Market street on
their way to the City and County Hospital
the front wheel of the wagon came off i'm
front OF the Baldwin Hotel. Carew was
pitched headlOng into the street, but was
not hurt. Kelly chung 10 the lines, but was
dragged of and got tangled up in the lines
The horse boited and Kelly was dragged
along the roadway about 100 feet, till q
cable-car fortunately stopped the further
progress OF the frightened animal. Kelly is
bruised a little, but is thankful his injuries
were not more serious.
SHASTA COUNTY'S EXTuBIr.-The Call
fornia Worlds Fair Commissioners have
received word That although Shasta County's
appropriation was granted very late by the
Board of Supervisors, vet the county Will
have full exhibit OF its products. The ex-
hibits will be shipped to Chicago next week
Part Of the exhibit will consist of cross
section OF sugar piHe log ~ feet in diam
eter. Later on Shasta County will make a
special effort to send an exhibit OF green
fruit and nuts, and 1t is announced thar
although mining region Shasta County
expects to take the premium away from the
better known fruit-growing counties.
NOBLE ROMAN VAGRANTs. = Officers
Cleary and Allen arc continuing the cru
SADIE against the bunko-sleerers and conf.
dence men and yesterday arrested three
others. Their names are Edward Harris.
alias Z. Newman, John Miller, alias Peter
Hogan, and Charles Zacharias. FultOn.
Moore and Willis, three of the nine ar
rested on Tuesday. were brought before
Judge JGachimsen and pleaded guilty.
Moore and Fulton declared they had been
posing as noble Romans at the Circus
MaXimuS, and therefore claimed that they
were not Migrants. Sentence was deferred
EX-Boss KELLY's FURNITURE.-Martin
Kelly has begun suit against Henry III.
Lynch, superintendent of the Powell.street
Railroad Company, to recover possession of
the furniture at the Alliance" head
quarters. 1l5 Powell streer. which he values
at $3.50. After the organization of the
Alliance Lynch leased the Powell-street
headquarters and furnished il in sumptuous
style. When the headquarters were turned
over to Crimmins and Kelly, Lynch would
not yield possession of the furniture.
THE CONGREGATIONAL CLUB. - The
Congregational Club will meet this even
Ing IN the parlors of the FIRST Congrega-
tiOnal Church. Christian education will
form the chief topic OF discussion. Among
the announced speakers are Rev. George
MOOar of Oakland, President C. G. Baldwin
Of Pomona College, President Thomas Nc
Clelland OF Pacific University. Oregon.
President j. I. Eaton of Whitman College.
Washington, Rev. DR.. j. X. Mclean of
Oakland and Rev. Dr. e. o. Brown.
VTTICULTURIsTs AT WoRK.-rhe death
OF Nj. Nj. Baldwin, late manager of the VIII
ludtd TO yesterday at an executive meeting
OF the Commissioners. a new manager has
not yet been appointed. but ID. II. Sherwood
was appointed manager pro TEN. Clarence
j. Wetmore, receiving officer of the COM
mission in Chicago, writes to say that all
the exhibits have arrived, including the
lotion cutting of redwood from Eureka.
A LECTURE FOR To. NIGHT - Mr. T.,
Med. tombstone will deliver his greatest
lecture on the natural wonders of the
West, entitled Prom the Mississippi Delta
to the Columbia" at Central NJ. E. Church
this evening. illustrating it with views of
America grandest scenery. This is the clos
ing lecture of the series given under the aus
pices Of the Kings Daughters of this
church.
DISAPPEARED From HoME.-The disap-
pearance of John L. Fitzgerald, II Linden
avenue. was reported to the police yester-
day. He left his home on Wednesday 10
see doctor at Harrison and Third streets
and has not been seen since. He Is SO
years of age, 5 feet ~ inches In height,
has a smooth face. anu wore dark suit,
trock coat. light-tan overcnat and black
Derby hat.