The morning call., 1894-12-03

paint the Institution inside and out. The
moor OF tie reading-room will be covered
with new linoleum. and the Offices of the
HoTarlan and Trustees will be carpeted
Win me Brussels carpets. a NUN Der OF
new bookcases will be construc ed on the
lower moor. and when the paint has ed
me library will again be ready for bust
ness.
Romance of a Lighthouse.
Police Judge J. j. Allen played very
important part in very pretty little r0-
nance. Some five years ago Patrick j.
Quinlan and his wife, Katherine Eliza heth
Quinlan, thought that to continue living to-
Rether would be impossible; that o al
separation alone could bring them happI-
ness.- and so they we're divorced. Ever
since then Mr. Quinlau has tended the
lighthouse On East Brothers Island,
lonely little rock in San Pablo Bay, all
alone with nothing but his duties, he sigh
ing wind. the sDlashing sea and the pass
Ing vessels to keep him company. lie mad
ample time to think and he thought now
happy woman could make his home. and
IN time ne realized that single DlesseuneSs
Is not all that it is 'cracked up TO be.
dis ex-wife, alone in her quiet nome In
Oakland. probably had similar thoughts,
tor she came to the same conclusion, and
when at last ex-husband met ex-wife both
knew that they must share whatever the
future holds for them, together, and so
they were again married, aDo tne HGtle
lighthouse on the rock in San Pablo Bay
Will no longer be so lonely.
Industrial Tents Removed.
"GeneraIissimo" Kelley and his band Of
confirmed Migrants no longer live under
canvas. Yesterday they pulled down the
two big tents on Eighth street and moved
sortment of blankets. beds. pans, chairs
and themselves into dilapitated old house
on the northeast corner of Franklin and
Third streets. The officers declare that
they will occupy the house throughout the
winter until next spring when big army
will be organized and the advance on
Washington will be made. Is Is not at all
likely, however, that the police will per-
nit them to rema q in the community that
long. They will very soon begin their
threatened march on Sacramento or else
the authorities will demonstrate what
potent factors the jails aresin the dislnter
grafton OF such armies as Kelley's.
Gave Up It's Dead.
The body of little Oscar BenyOn, who
fell into the bay from Long wharf on Sat
urday morning and was drowned despite
save him, was recovered from the water
by fisherman at $50 o'clock yesterday
morning.
Several hours later Coroner Evers held
an inquest. The circun stances surround
ing the accident were briefly detailed by
August Benyon. and the jury brought in
in verdict of accidental drowning.
Laymance Plnyed Policeman.
Mrs. Maud Scott, a San francisco
woman, was arrested tonight for disturb
ing the peace at the home of Walter j..
Laymance, the defeated Democratic can
didate for County Treasurer. The woman
has been following LaYmauce about ii
great deal and it is said that abe atte N pied
TO shoot him for discerning her. The ar
rest was made al midnight by Mr.. Lay.
nance. The police declare that they know
nothing about the case aud Mr.. Laymance
will not talk.
A Church Bazaar.
The ladies of the Brooklyn Presbyterian
church are making extensive preparations
for their grand bazaar, which Will be held
in the pariors of the church on the even
ings of the 9th and 18th of this month. The
ladies wish to have it known that the
ar icles on sale will not be marked at
fancy prices, but will be sold for exactly
what they cost the donors.