The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-29

and confined in jail until last Friday, when he
was discharged for want of evidence.
Hunt and his wife left LiVeTmoTe together on
Saturday. but nothing more is known of what
occurred afterward
Chaplin Reports.
D. Fl. Chaplin. until recently principal of the
San LeaDdTO public school. who mysteriousy
disappeared a few days ago, has been heard
from.
All soltB OF stories were told about Chaplin to
account for his disappearance. Among other
things, that he had been unduly friendly with
some OF his larger girl pupils.
he now writes TO County Superintendent
Frick from National City, San Diego Comfy,
saying that he Is sOjourning with his wife's re-
latiODs al that place.
In his letter be makes no explanation as to
why be left so suddenly, but deues that he left
because guilty Of any wTOng-dOng.
CHAPLIN has a good many friends about San
Leandro, and they insist that he Is innocent of
any wrong, ana cites as proof that he never
makes his whereabouts known and that he
went direct 10 his wife's people after leaving
They think be must have been suffering with
temporary alteration Of mind because of
stories circulated about him, and so left the
scene OF his worry altogether.
To Various Fields.
The Free Metbodists now in convention at
Trestle Glen, have completed their list OF ap-
poinImenls for the ensuing year They are as
follows:
Rev. f. H. Horton. chairman OF both the San
Jose district ana the lone district The assign
ment 10 charges were: San Jose and Santa
Clara, Rev. ID. q. Shepard; Morgan II III and
GirOy, l.. W. krObl; COrralitOs and Eureka,
NJ. l. WinegaTden; Alameda and Berkeley,
William PeaIce; Santa Rosa, }. +. Whiting;
PachecO and Brentwood, A. Welty; San Fran
cisco MISSION. William Boldly: conference mis-
sionary, }. Grips; evangelists. W. d. Bishop
and S. &. Scott; q. T.. Miller ana b. l.. Knoll
left without appointment at their OVID request;
w w. Kelly, superanDuated; lone, II. II.
Farnbam; Plymouth and Suffer Creek, c. W.
Wells; Costumes, Charles Smithenbank; Oak.
land, w. 4. La Due.
Man and Wife Arrested.
Edward Hunter and Mrs. Nelly Hunter, his
wife, very styish-loOkiDg couple, were ar
rested yesterday by Detectives DoWney and
Shorey and locked up, charged with petty
larceny.
The couple took rooms at 522 Tenth street.
In a lodging-ho KEEP by Mrs. DIR. Heudrlck-
son, some weeks ago. The man said be was
druggist and looking for something to do.
They had not been long in the house when
various articles were missing such as hand
kercnjefs. aprons and such small articles
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter left and detective
were sent TO look them up and see what could
be lie irned. In their new quarters numo-r OF
the stolen articles were round. When ques-
toned the woman broke down and confessed
to having taken the articles. Her husband had
nothing 10 say.
The LorInGs to Resign.
GY. Loring, superintendent Of the Oakland
Cable-road Company and the Oakland Electric
Company, and q. A. Lorng, the assistant
superintendent, will resign their connection
with the roads, 10 take effect on the first OF the
month.
They have been connected with the roads
since the cable was built and are perfectly con-
versant with every detail OF the business. Ii Is
Tumored that their designations were requested.
q. A. LOring has an offer 10 90 10 duateIhaia
and put in an electric road, and 1t is probable
that he will accept 1t.
Her Report.
Marie Elizabeth Cbauche nee Bon), who
married the rich ola wlne-dealer, Adrien
Chauche. on bis deatbbed and Inherited nearly
500. 600 from him, has made her report OF me
AFFAIRS of the estate 10 the court. In all the
estate foots up SIC, S9I 10. A niece IN france,
Merle Arel, received $4,000 under the Will
Among the bills against the estate pald was
one OF $500 TO d San francisco attorney ana
S419 90 TO Undertaken Evers.
The widow still retains possession OF the
IlVermore vineyard, and also OF deceased San
Francisco business.
death of Pioneer.
r. J. Beeby. pioneer and an old.time har-
ness-maker in Oakland, died at his residence at
GA Twelfth street yesterday morning OF in-
fammatory rheumatism, contracted in the
army when he was with Sherman.
Ii e was born in New York State in 1S49, and
joined the army when 16 years OF age. He
came TO Oakland IN 1871, and prospered in his
business.
He leaves widow and four children. The
wife Of Mr. Bee by, who was Lizzie Henten,
was the first white child born in Oakland.
The funeral will take place at $3.50 O'Clock
to-day under the auspices OF the Masonic
order
Notes.
Peter Peters. convicted of selling liquor with
out license at his place at Harrison ana