The morning call., 1894-10-22
ALAMEDA.


Francisco Art School. His auburn curls, rest
full eyes and classic face are The despair of half
the fair young ladies who sketch and paint.
Gallant as Sir Walter Raleigh himself is Ralph,
and this galianlry led him TO originate plan
on Friday nigh for The comfort OF The ladies' OF
the art school ron their contemplated cruise on
the Emerald the next day.
The Emerald had been sailed down near the
narrow gauge pier aud anchored at a convent
ent distance. so as to take on the party Of art
students in The morning..
That all might be snug and shipShaDe on
board the yacht when the fair artists arrived.
gallant Artist Robinson, together with Clar-
ence Snow, another art student, who also re-
sides in Alameda, and MIR. Joseph. young
artist of San Francisco, went on board the En-
erald on Friday evening TO remain all night.
FatefuI gallantTy! Never were cOurtierS in
volved in so serious plight In the service OF
the fair.
1t came on to blow, and The little fisher grew
sick ana went under the bridge, and the sea
took on tinge like unto bale1ul, bilious
greenland the artists? =? Well, they dealt not
then in color. but in certain expressions more
| forcihie than aesthetic.
Robinson forgot his sunny sme-as a swell,
the rollers outdtd him-and with Snow and
Joseph the three artist mariners leaned over
the tatfrail and added 10 the cholerlc melau-
cholia of the sea.
Shade of Neptune, but it was roughl And
while the rain poured down in volumes and The
Emerald rolled In the bosom OF the clsquieied
deep Artists Robinson. Snow and Jos PHI swore
a solemn swear 10 thereafter stick Co land and
landscape ana forever eschew the water.
| The breakers were TOO high 10 land In the
small boat, and the hapless three had TO endure
the long night until the gray dawn, when the
Emerald was discovered To be dragging her an
chOrS. For safety the artists raised the jiD and
sailed up Oakland Creek. Wet aud hungry by
this time, The unhappiness of their condition
was increased by total lack OF wood or
matches for fire. Or course, the bad weather
mad called the cruise on and the three gallants
thought only OF escape. Starvation In sight OF
the OlworkS seemed their tate, when C0mmo-
dore Won Schmidps dredger was Sigh ed and the
! genial ' Schmidt. briefly
hailed them and invited them on board TO
breakfast. The offer was accepted. aud after
being Hospitality entertained they escaped 10
dry land with three simultaneous sighs OF re-
lief Tie Emerald was sailed back to the En-
cinal Boat Club by George Foster.
Another G C.ntract Marriage.
Contract marriages are the vogue in Ala
media. Like the measles, bui glaries and olher
things, they are catching" But a few Gays
! ago the CONTRACT marriage of Charles w. Neal
and Miss Fannie Herbert set the sewing circles
and other consecrared orders all aeOg.
Now another story has come TO light OF the
! secret marriage OF William j. Westphll,
| beardless boy of about 10. to Miss Hilda NJ.
Bradley Of East Oakland.
| '1he news OF the marria ge was a surprise TO
! the friends of the young couple. as also 10 the
father OF the groom, o. F. Westpha, The jew
| eler, of Park street.
! The contract signed by the youthful
/ couple on the 9th of February in Alameda.
! The romance OF loves young dream was
| httingly closed on Saturday evening by the per-
| formance OF lbe marriage ceremony OF The
| Evangelical Lutheran Cuurch al The home OF
the brides parents in East Oakland. The rite
was sOemnZed in due form by Rev. Mr.. Diet.
| richsOn, and was witnessed by the families of
! the already legally married couple. that all
IS serene and lair again as the bIuebells on a
May morning
Church Services.
Rev. F. L. Higgins of the Swedenborgian
! Church lectured at odd Fellows Hall last night
on The Philosophy OF Spiritual and Natural
| Healing"
AT the Congregational Church Rev. Mr..
| Scudder preached in the morning on "The
| Rescue Work of the Salvation Army"
AT the Presbyterian Church last evening Miss
Emma Rreder described the work of The Pacific
Coast Young Woman's Christian Association.
Rev. Mr.. Dodson preached before the Uni
tarlans On the subject Religious RecOnstruc-
tiOn."
Taken for Burglar.
/ barkeeper who works in Schomberg's
saloon, on Webster street. thought he had run
| acI oss burglar on Saturday night and fired
two shots at him, neither OF which, fortunately,
| took effect. The supposed burglar WAS George
Turner, brother-in-law of Officer Schum cher.
Woodmen's ENTERTAINMENT.
Last winter Spruce c mp, woodmen OF the
! World, gave a series of entertainments which
! were lDuch appreciated by the public Ii is
intended 20 follow the same plan this winter,
and to this end the following committee has
been appointed: A. p. Smiley, DR.. w o.
Smith, w. A. Robinson and MIR. Bowers.
The New ST. Jos@ph'..
The beautiful edifce which will be the new
ST. Joseplrs Church Is rapidly nearing compile
tion Ii will be lighted from the city's new lncan-
descent electric plant. the wires being now put
IN The Catholic ladies' bazaar for the benefit
OF the church building fund VIII be given next
| month, and may take place in the new church.
BERKELEY.
There is one element among the makeup OF
| the University OF California that is entering
vigorous complaint against the unprecedented
interference with its freedom 1t having been
denied the right to even enter the college halls
1t was one of the professors, who has an antip-
thy Tor the canine CREATION, who rose in The
faculty meeting few davs since, and after an
argument against the ddmit2nce OF dogs 10 the
privileges OF the university. moved "that hence
forth they do be forever excluded from attend
ing lectures, recitations and faculty meetings
aud further, that they be prohibited from lOung-
Ing IN the Railways or loafine on the steps OF
the college buildings" In spite of vigorous
opposition the ordinance was passed, printed
and Is now boldly posted, so that even The
lntrant dogs lacking the years of university
training cannot but read the warning 10 them:
dogs not allowed 10 these halls" The matter
has been one OF some seriousness. Socrates
and Professor Howison have for the past ten
years walked daily from Bancroft way 10 North
Hall and RETURN socrates meditating while his
master expounded Kant 10 his disciples. By
this law Socrates Is denied his daily constiiu-
tional. and either his master must be late 10 hi.
lecture while returning Socrates TO his home
DeloIe coming 10 his class OF else Socrates must
be deprived OF his needed exercise and grad.
ualy sink into condition of innocuous stu.
pidlty.
Holmes Library.
The Holmes Library appeals to the public tC
help 1t in its financial needs. Among other
pressing necessii-s, there is some $50 Volumes
, of tie standard magazines which requiie @ bind
lug to be placed IN tull service. The binding
alone requires some $50. The success of The
library IN furnishing reading and reading
room TO the youth particularly OF the town war
rant it in asking nat the citizens support i
5 literally.
Notes.
e Rev. Charles o. Gill; coach for the Beikee,
e Football Team, occupied The pulpit of the Pres
i Dyterlan Church Yesterday morning.
:. Football on the Pacific Coast is being recog
Z niZed IN the East In Spadings Football
0 Guide for 1894. among the crack players of til,
d United States the picture of l.. +. Hunt, U. C
- Is given a place.
: Ihe Town Marshal has given notice tha
o hereafter business firms must pay up thei
o icenses on the first OF Zach quarter and mus
make payment at the Town Hall and not wal
Ior lle Marshal 10 call upon them. Failure &
comply with this order will be considered
Al mlsdeme nor.
D MISS winnie Morris, superintendent of Dem
u orest medai contests has arranged for the mex
K geia-heaal contest in Berkeley, TO be held mex
Friday evening.