The morning call., 1894-06-19

by the Jacobs about two years, and the
family had never been led to believe by
her conduct tha at she would commit suicide.
Mrs. NewSom. the sister. was sent for
and to her Miss Holland still persisted
that she wanted to die. III the afternoon
she had recovered sufficiently TO be re-
moved TO her sisters home.
Over His Heart.
The NJ w. Grand Lodge of Free and
Accepted Mas0ns of California will lay the
foundation-stone of a monument Saturday,
TO be erected in Mountain View Cemetery, com
memoratlng the life Of Ex-Governor Ygnaco
Herrera Cairo OF the State of JaliscO, Repub-
lie of Mexico. Beneath the monument will be
| inferred the ex-GOveTnOrs heart.
The masters past masters and the members
of all the Alameda County lodges are invited TO
participate IN these unusual ceremonies Oak
land lodge No. 1873, Free and Accepted Masons
has, however, been especially delegated by NJ
W. Henry Sayre Orme, grand master, 10 pre-
side.
Since the heart was received here it mas been
in the custody of Gethsemane Chapter No. D of
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite OF Free
masonry, and at their request Most Worshipful
Hiram N. Rucker, past grand master will act
as grand master aud lay the found at ion stone.
Edwin a: Sherman will deliver an Grafton.
The Grand Lodge Will be opened at the Masonic
Temple at ! p. NJ. and thence the fTaternities
will proceed 10 the cemetery. The Grand Con-
sistory of California and It's subordinate bodies
will act as escort 10 the Grand Lodge and the
craft.
Hon Alexander X. Coney. Consul General OF
Mexico, aud bis wife, Rosalia l.. Coney, and
other distinguished guests will be present.
Suffered by the Fair.
Mrs. e. ]. Brown of $40 Durlnt street is one
person VINO will not soon forget tile Worlds
and the Midwinter fairs. She loaned some
choice articles for exhibition and has never re-
ceived them back, and now writes the Super
Yisors as follows regarding her lost treasures:
OAKLAND, June IS, 1894.
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of Ala
some OF the goods exhibited by this county at the
Worlds COlum blan Exposition at chicago are be-
Ing taken from the Alameda County bullulng OF
the Midwinter Exposition at san FRANCISCO ana
sold Tor about one-twenIieth OF their value L
ouu ike to call the attention OF the Doard 10 IN
! injustice and gross wrong of any such act whie
| there remain any claims unpaid by the board
have claim against the board OF $oZ TOT
goods loaned the board with the understanding
| that they would be returned at the close OF the
! exposition at Chicago.
The goods have not been returned and 1 would
ask this Honorable Board OF Supervisors OF Ala
media County TO see that the bill is paid. Very
| respectfully. MRS. E. }. BROWN.
Complaint In ReplevID.
Frank J. Brearty, attorney for Laura Church.
| wife of John Henry Church ST.. whose son
| attempted suicide by taking morphine in a
| San Francisco lodglng-house on Sunday last,
| flied a complaint IN reDlevin snit yesterday,
naming Benjamin James, constable OF Brooklyn
/ Township, as the defendant.
Mrs Church claims 10 be the owner of several
horses at Haymarket which the constable
recently levied upon in satisfaction of the claim
| OF young Church. She wants S110O damages
| and costs.
Left Ali tn His Wife.
Marie Werner yesterday filed petition fol-
letters of administration upon the estate OF iheI