The morning call., 1894-06-13
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Harvey M. Wilson Shot in
the Abdomen.
A RECEPTION TO WORKMEN.
: Supposed Murderer of Quadros
in Jail.
MATHEW MAY BE LIBERATED.
:: Nick Williams to Be Made a Detec.
tive in Tom DOwney's
Place.
A RECEPTION TO WoRKMEN.
MATTHEW MAY BE LIBERATED.

NJ w iiSUus d DIOtuSA
of Captain Wilson of the Police Depart
ment. accidentally shot himself at his resi-
dence, at 1375h New Broadway. yesterday
morning. The physician in charge has
said that the injured man has not one
chance out of a Thousand OF recovery.
= Mr.. Wilson is a blacksmith and has a
shop at 1112 franklin street. He left this
place about $50 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing intending TO go home and bath his leg
with iodine. for he had been injured in
runaway some few days ago.
At his home he partially undressed, and
in removing his vest he caught his cuff in
some way in the armhoie and gave it jerk.
as he did so the hammer of a small der
ringer, which he always carried in his vest
pocket. was drawn back and the piece was
discharged. The bullet passed through
the inner lining of the vest and entered
Mr.. Wilson's body TO the right of and in
line with the navel.
Tine injured man cried out in great pain
and Mrs. Harry Nolan, who lives next
door. ran TO his assistance. Mrs. Wilson
and the fnur-year-old daughter were away
at Camp Taylor at the time.
Mr.. Wilson was placed upon the bed.
he grOaned in his intense suffering, Il
cannot stand the pain: oh, | cannot stand
stances of the shooting and to deny hay-
ing done it Intentionally.
Drs. Taylor aud Milton were summoned
= and at once administered an anesthetic
and probed for the bullet. Their efforts
TO find 1t were unsuccessful and from the
complaints of pain in the shoulders made
by Mr.. Wilson. it was thought that the
=: bullet had passed completely through the
stomach and lodged in the vicinity of the
back bone.
n I-e 10 IL bod
and is expected home to-day.
Harvey Wilson is AZ years of age and
native Of Maine. He was formerly on the
police force, being appointed in 1877. He
has been twice married and daughter by
his first wife is now living at Portland,
Oregon. His second wife is living and they
have one child.
WOrkmen in Oakland.
: All the lodges of the Ancient Order Of.
: United WCrkmen united last night in a
receDtion in honor Of the Supreme Lodge
of the order. The First Congregations!
Church, where the reception was held, was
filled to the doors.
Nearly all the distinguished members of
- the Supreme Lodge, with their wives and
families were. present.
The following programme was rendered:
Organ overture. lie Calf de Bagdad" CA
Boieldieul. Professor James Pollit; opening
solo, by the audience; address of welcome,
Hon. d. j. TOony. q. f., chairman; TENOR solo,
For All Eternity" w. J. Cakes. with obligato
by l.. B. Reynolds; ddTess Hon. John FriZZel
P S. NJ. w. OF Tennessee; cOptraltO solo,
q ''EhOu WOndrouS Youth" (AbD, Miss Esther
Neednam; address, J. w. KlnsIey. 2.
exhibition of pantomimic expressions,
Mrs. Caro- True B0aTdman; barytone solo. az
Am a Frlar OF Orders Gray" tReeveA j. NJ.
Robinson; address, d. s: Cohen, 2; q. Nj. W:
of Oregon; c0rnet solo, "FaDtaise Brillante"
(ArbaD) Warren Crabtree; address, Duncan
Mcpherson, 7. g. NJ. W. OF California; read
par 5IysR,f,N COOIr arF fl,o Do
by" Miss Mabel Hussey; glee, I'VE Rock
Away on The BIlows Gay" (Emerson(, Llawy-
glynn male chorus; address, Rev a. C. Bane;
selection. T. Barnewitz; organ postlude Pro-
lessor Pollitt.
Alameda County Trustees.
Returns from all the school districts in
the county have been received by County
Superintendent Prick. %he Trustees are
:. as follows:
La Costa school dIstrict-VeIgile Chalk, John
T. Campbell. Olinda-Henry Hauschidr. Lock
wood "A. +. Newth. Midway = ReinDoId
Haera. Arroyo Yale-John Amarantes. De-
trict-J. Schroeder. j. E. Vandervool and j. h.
Koln. Green - Thomas Twohey. Emery
: Charles T. Poulter. Niles Joseph Tyson.
William Day and George ". BuIiner Red
wood-E. ID. Brown. Iuman-Patriek Croak.
Harris Alfred tamariss. Newark &C. g.
Frank Alviso. Moeho - George Weed.
Hays-J. 5. Myers, s. +. morrill, and j. I'll.
Medan. Warm Snrings-Georee Durkee. Per-
alta-E. j. Parker. North TemeScal-William
g. Moody. acknowledgements Moore. Mis-
J. sion San Jose-John haussler. Piedmont
George W Kelley. Eureka e. r Monr.
PeasaDton - L. Schweer. Palomares j. T..
Jensen and John Miller. Arroyo YaIley-T. Z.
. Rice. Lauiel-AlonZo Bradford. San Lorenzo
James Adams. Fruilvale-Charles w. Shoe
maker. LIncon-Emery Mungan, Z. Ross and
William Mills. Alyiso-P. q. Lowrie. Bay
. Don +. Miller. Eden Vale-JOseph Habering.
TOWnSeQG-E. l., IL.
Tracing a Murder.
Yesterday Frank Miller. an unconth-
looking Prussian but 10 years of age, was
brought from Martinez by Sheriff McKil-
lican, Constable Page and Constable Scan
lon, of Pinole, and lodged in the County
Jail on charge of numbering Manuel
Quadros. the milkman, in Hayes Valley
: last Wednesday.
The officers brought the prisoner back
over the route which 1t was thought he
took after shooting the mIlkman, whom it
is supposed he asked for ride.
The prisoner was identified by various
persons living along the road of whom he
mad asked food. AT ose house, that of
Edward O'Neil, he asked for hat. having
Torn his own up aud thrown it away. The
Sheriff recovered the torn pieces of hat.
The prisoner was driven up ths Hayes
Valley road near the stone bridge, and
at the scene OF the murder, without a word
from any one. he asked. What took place
here?"
The actions of the man were very pecu-
liar, and the officers think he knows all
about the murder.
Under Achievement.
Louis MatheDy was up before Judge
Henshaw yesterday TO answer TO the charge
Of burglary. His attorney, Carroll Cook
made motion to dismiss the charge or
the ground that the same general evidence
brought against Matbeny ia the murder
trial would of necessity be used in the
burglary case, and the jury had acquitted
him of the charge Of murder.
Judge Henshaw said be could not con
slider the motion until he had gone oYel
the evidence in the last case fully, anC
that would take some time. The matte
was put over until September i.
Mr.. Cock asked that the bail remain a.
at present, at S3000 but District Attnrne!
Shook suggested raise 20 $1,000. Judg
Henshaw thought $1,000 sufficient. and it i
very likely Matheny will be out on bail IL
a few days.
Two Divorces.
Yesterday Judge Ogden granted Mar.
.Ailsworih a divorce from William Ais
worth IN the ground of willfu desertion
Ida D0an was also granted a diyorc
from W. l.. Doan because of the husband
neglect. The two minor daughters will b.
given 10 the mother. while Doan will b
compelled to pay $50 per month as alimUn.
anG S1o0 for counsel fees.