The morning call., 1894-04-09
OVER AT OAKLAND
j. G.. CrimmOns in Trouble
Again.
Dwight Dawson Released on Bail.
Sunday Services in the Churches.
Other Items.

j. G. C1immons. the East Oakland mer-
chant, has failed to profit by the expert
ences he has had at wife, beating in the
past. Six months ago in moment of des-
peration Mrs. Crimmons shot twice at her
obstreporous husband and. with a steady
hand. sent bullet into his IONS.
at that time Crimmons' life was de-
SPARED of. but to everybody's astonish-
ment be survived the wound and in a few
weeks was about again. The breach in
the peace of the family was healed and
Mr. and Mrs. Crimmons continued to live
together.
Twice since that time has Mrs. Grim
mons been forced to call in police protec-
ton and have her husband locked up for
abuse and drunkenness.
Shortly after midnight Saturday night
she had him arrested again. CrimmoEs had
threatened his wfes life.
Dawson Released.
Dwight A. Dawson son of DIR. Dawson,
formerly of Golden Gate, who was arrested
Saturday on charge of perjury, sworn to by
q. A. Lorine superintendent OF the San p, bio
avenue cable line, was released from the
County jail yesterday afternoon on d $4,000
bond.
Mr.. Loring charges that certain statements
made 10 him and Constable Page by Dawson,
with regard TO the assault case of George Ryan,
were quite he contrary u the testimony given
by Dawson when orthe stand
They Have Money.
Rev. Father McNally of the citizens relief
committee IN despair OF swelling the popular
subscription TO the fund now being raised for
the unemployed, recently sent an appeal to a
number OF bankers asking for contributions.
In response Isaac l.. Requa OF the Oakland
Bank OF Savings sent check for 500, and
Presidents BowleS OF the First National and
Prather of the Union National furnished cheeks
on the first OF this week.
The Relief Money.
Beginning this morning ten carts and eighty
five men will be put TO work on the Lakeshore-
avenue job by the relief committee. The dirt has
now to be removed further than before. The
committee reports having received S2666 80
and expended on wages S2l59 rs of it, leaving
balance of $3.50 20. W. J. Dingee says lie is
working 100 men, all Oakanders.
The Pulpits.
Yesterday morning Rev. Frank l.. Sullivan
preached for Rev. G. IL. Hobart at The First
Baptist Church.
Rev. r. Vaughn Grifiths of San Francisco
flied the pulpit Of The Welsh Presbyterian
Church yesterday morning and evening.
Rev. G. Runkell of Los Angeles spoke upon
the subject of 1.-THE Good SheDherd" at the
German Evangelical Lutheran lions Church
yesterday morning
The congregation OF the Beth Eden Baptis.
Church was addressed by State Missionary w.
E. Adams at morning aud evening service yes
Ierday.
DIR. Briggs of San Francisco preached for
Rev. Mr.. Anderson at the Asbury Nj. Z. Church
South yesterday morning.
Rev. j. r. Croker of Helena. Mont, deliy-
cred an able address on Democracy and Re-
ligion" at the First Unitarian Church yesterday
morning. Hon. John p. Irish spoke in the
evening on journalism"
Rev. Mr.. Thompson of Modesto preached In
the morning and evening at the Centennial
Presbyterian Church.
At the German NJ. e Church Rev. f. Bonn
OF Sau Francisco spoke morning and evening.