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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25
HENRY HEYLYN HAYTER DEAD

Melbourne. March 2L-Henry BeyIyn Hayter died
.o-day
,s hayter was born at Eden Vale Wiltshire. in
- - ana went to Victoria. Australia, in 1857 He
ss Government statstician in the colony for
A~ns years. His statistical work gave him a rep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25

BIG GALE IN THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND.
THREE PERSONS KILLED AND THREE INlI RED
BY FAILING WALLS ~ LONDON-MANY
KILLED IN THE PROVINCES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25
MAsCAGNTs NEW OPERA WILDLY AP-
ID

PLAEDED.
Milan March 2i-MascagnIs opera. 'Syi
varo, was produced here last evening II WAS a
great success. and was received with wild demon
strat.ons OF enthusiasm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25
THE BERLIN RAN DOWN A rRAwLER

" D"i'i"N Ran DOWN A TRAWLER.
LONDON March 4-The steamship Berlin. which
~'eu lot -\e"-fork yesterday. reported at South
a"ptoh that while near the Eddystone lighthouse
vh her eastward voyage. she ran down and sank
tv,a, ~. ttHmouth uawler delight. She picked up
Tgwehty-two OF the Delights crew OF tWepty-four
fo.e remaining two We're lost There was a dense
"s AT the time OF the collision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25
POSSIBLY \ FATAL FIRE ~ BALTIMORE.
IT OCCURRED NEAR THE SCENE or THE HORROR
or LAST MONTIE


baltimore. March q CSpecan.-The residents of
the fashiouablc sccton of North baltimore VT"
shocked this morning hy another nr- horror which
may result iu thc death = two per-ons. Just a
month ago Mr auI Mr. Whl'riIrc . young coup.
only married q short time and vel known IN society
circles. were Killed %, icapins from the windows Of
iheir blazing home. At O'Clock his morning the
accidental ovcrturulne OF q little night lamp in the
elegant howo of Roscoe T.. Heath. in Mount Royal
ave. near the scene of the Whi'rilGe horror. $50
fire io Tine dgap.fio- and Lace curtains. ana In IN
instant almost. tho h1u.. was In flames. Mr. Heath
VINO bad been out late and was ju-t about 10 re-
tire tried t. smother the flames. bat his clothing
badly burned He rushed out IN. street. firing
his pistol TO give alarm Ills wife. who had been
Sleeping on the second floor. arouscd the three
servants and called to them TO take the two little
children TO the roof The mother frantic with
fright then tried follow them The doorway lead
Ing from ncr room Wa wrcathed in nAmes. Her
thin night dress caught as she rushed through ana
ali iu 4 blaZ- anl snritk king with pain. she ran
up M. stairway ana t.cd to reich the roof \ long
COAX which she caught ny in her Night ana dr"w
ciose about her. smoth .rci the nre. but not unu!
gb. was badly burned. Nearly ali the hair was
burned from her nca'. ana hef iafe ana neck We're
bllsiercd.
chief McAlecr. - the fire department rescued the
servant women and The children 10y climbing on top
of back building ami forming n sort OF human
ladder down which the frightened women and chill
nrcmen. who rushed through the smoke ana name
was found in an unconscious condition on the top
landing OF the stairs she was carried down over
the roof of the back building. and removed to
hospital. where she lies in critical condition. Her
husband also fearfully burned. found the
street in dazed condition He will probably lose
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10

The Nevada Bank will pay quarterly dividend
at the rate OF 6 per cent per annum on the 18th.
- In the Savage on the 96O-foot level west crosscut
/ started from the north lateral drift LOG feet
in porphyry and quartz giving low assays. The
east crosscut from the face OF the north drift.
fourth floor OF the north uprase, is advanced %
feet this drift passed through 10 feet of good
the south drift. so feet from the main drift is
In porphyry and stringers of quartz From the
openings in the crosscut 1050-foot level, and
from the east crosscut 950-foot level, they have
extracted and holsted so cars of ore: samples
average $50 81 per ton. Shipped TO the Nevada
crushing this week
The weekly letter from the Confidence Emine
says: "West crosscut from the surface tunnel is
out 175 feet. having been advanced Is feet during
old stope, and according to the pitch of the at
the end of the west crosscut from the 80 raise
we hnve about 20 feet yet to run in order 10 inter
sect the should it reach the tunnel level There
the west crosscut from the go raise and stored
in he orehouse at the mine 10 tons of the
age top-car sample of which shows assay value
Of $50 80 per ton.
In the 0verman mine for the week ending Octo-
Der 5, they extracted from the north drift
from the shaft on the 900 level 5 tons and SO
pounds of ore; have completed repairs TO the 500
level
The mining stocks sold at Sherh's sale Tuesday
for account OF creditors of the late John H. Crocker
$4,000 will go to the Nevada Bank for money ad-
vnnced and the balance, less costs etc. will be dis
tributed among the late brokers' Gus omers.
Church has $12, ,604 cash hand and Scorpion
S226. Silver King is in debt $4,000 and Summit
81l69.
Assessments Pending.
Following Is a list of assessments now pending:
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10
THE STOCK MARKET.

The Constocks were generally stronger again
yesterday, and the leaders advanced &c to 10c
under q moderate business. Rumors Of inn
provement IN Con. Cal. & Va. said to have led
to tho advances. The president of the company
has gone to Virginia City.
On the Stock and Bond Exchange Spring Valley
Water roSe to 1O11s bid. Giant Powder rose to II.
For Hdison s51a was bid and 81 asked. Hutchin-
son sold at 13.
NOTES
Silver bounded up to SOC at New York yester-
day, with active trading The advance Is due TO
orders from London, where silver is being accumu-
lated on Japanese indemnity account.
The repairs to the May Flower mill have been
completed and the mill VIII resume crushing ore
the frat OF next week.
The Spring Valley Water, San Jose Water and
Pacific Gas Improvement companies will pay
monthly dividends OF 90 cents to-day.
The San Francisco Gas Company has declared a
monthly dividend Of 30 cents, payable October is.
The Boston and Colorado smelling Company
paid quarterly dividend OF per cent on the LIST.
The quarterly dividend OF So per share by the
Bank OF California will be paid on the 18th.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10

Swedish church, San Francisco, Rev. L. E.
Nelson; Reno; First Stockton, Rev. G. L..
Sublett; Second Stockton, Rev. Roy Pal
mer; San Pablo, Rev. ]. w. Henry; Sonora,
Rev. N. G. Hansen Calvary, Sacramento,
j. n. Reider; Wheatland church.
The report on statistics gave the men,
bership of the district for the year as loss
of 273, gain of 40, and the present list
of mem mbers as 1885,
Mrs. j. Sunderland, in her report on
publications, commended the editorial
and literary work of the Pacific Baptist,
the Baptist Union organ of the young
peoples societies, the Home Mission
Monthly and the Missionary Magazine.
Upon the subject of the Woman's Bap-
fist Foreign Missionary Society Mrs. r. H.
Graves, who has been eight years in China
and Japan, told of the work, especially
among the women, there. These females,
debarred by tradition and custom from
partaking of any literary training, seize
upon the pure and gentle teachings OF
Christianity with eagerness.
Among the Baptist missionaries recently
driven out of Szechuan, in Western China,
was the Rev. G. w. Hill, brother of Rev.
c. M. Hill, moderator. of the association.
The refugees, who barely escaped with
their lives, are now at Shanghai.
In his report on "Sabbath and Temper
ance" Judge L. W. Elliott spoke as fol-
lows:
The temperance question we have always
with US, and it will indeed be strange If the
question ever becomes thing of the past so
long as avarice and appetite predominant.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10

ing an ordinance was introduced prescribing
certain limits within which pickle factories
can be operated in this city.
Astronomer Burckhalter of the Chabot OBJ
seryatory is setting up the big Photographic
lens presented 10 the Board of Education by
William Pearson of San Francisco.
The hen found guilty of selling lottery
tickets do not seem anxious TO receive their
sentences. This morning c.. p. Marsh asked
that his case be continued and Judge Wood put
it off until the 18th.
The Alameda, Oakland and Piedmont Rail-
road Company has appealed from decision of
the Alameda Justices Court awarding Seymour
Arada 5000 and costs for being forclbly elected
from streetcar.
Word was received here to-day of The death
in Jackson, Amador County, yesterday, OF
Robert Aitken, in the seventy-frst year OF his
age. The deceased was well known in Oak
land, where some relatives and members OF his
family reside.
Public Administrator Knight has applied for
letters of administration upon the estate of
Frank x. Fisher, valued at $12 600. Fisher is
the man who Jumped of the ferry-boat and
was rescued and sent TO the Nepa Asylum,
where he died October l.
The Morning Times will be SOLD under execu-
ton next Friday, and rumor has been in cir
culaton that it would be purchased by E. B.
Pomroy of this city, who is we'll known as a
real estate dealer. Mr.. Pomroy said this morn
ing he would not become the purchaser.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10
BERKELEY BOOKS STOLEN
The University Committee Try
ing to Find the Library
PilfererS.
Eleven Football Men Go Into Train
ing-MeetIng Of the Board Of
Education.

BERKELEY, Oct. 9.-Muoh interest is
taken in the possible outcome of the work
of the committee which has been ap-
pointed to investigate charges made
against persons suspected of having stolen
books from the university library. Two or
three upper class men have been sus-
pected.
Gone Into Training.
Eleven football men went into the new
training quarters to-day on Union street.
From now henceforth until the great
game they will observe the strictest rules
appertaining to the improvement of their
physical condition. Those who have ar
ranged to take advantage of the quarters
are Plunkett, Ransome, Hupp, Wilson,
Sherman, Wittenmeyer. Deahl, Walthall,
Schmidt, Bender and Kennedy. Several
others will join them at the table as soon
as they get into varsity form and accom-
modations are provided. w hile IN train
ing they will be under the direct super
in the same building.
In the practice games this afternoon
Wilson, who played end on last years
varsity, broke his nose.
The Chi Psi Fraternity.
More complete information has been
gained with reference to the establishment
of the above society at the University. We
learn from reliable sources that the charter
has been secured by the following named
Mcdonnell '97, Sherman 81, Parker '97
Wood '97, Laws 9s. Wells '98, Laubers
heimer '9S, Bardin '9s, Bender '99. Thi
list contains the names of several who
have distinguished themselves in one way
or another IN college life. Chi Psi coulc
not have well found better men TO upholC
its distinguished name.
HinckIey Scholarship.
The two William and Alice Hinckley
have been awarded by the trustees in
charge to Fred W. Koch '96, and f. e.
Ross '96, on basis of scholarship. Here.
tofore the entire amount of the income,
$500 annually. has been given to a single
individual, but change in the custom o1
awarding was decided after Horatio Steb
bins Jr. refused to accept the gift.
Oneers for the GIee Elected.
The committee of arrangements for the
| freshmen glee, which Is to be held on til,
| 18th inst, met this afternoon and elected
| Fred Engstrum of Los Angeles as foo
! manager, besides appointing the reception
committee, consisting of Miss Alice Rising
Miss Elsie Burr, Miss Margaret Webb
Norton Wood, II, W. Gibbons and ]. r
! Baird.
Date for Their Hop Changed.
At meeting of the class of '95 this aft
ernoon it was decided to change the dat
| for their annual hop from October % t.
| Friday evening, November 8, on account o
| several conflicting entertainments.
Board of Education Meets.
The Board of Education held it's weekly
session last evening. Bills to the amour
of $5098 10 were ordered paid. Specia
Officer Esmond was appointed truan
| officer.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10
BAPT|STS' ASSOCIATION,
Loss, Gain and Present Church
Membership in the
District.
Judge EllIott's Arraignment OF the
Church People Who Vote
With the Ungodly.

The Central Baptist Association recon-
vened yesterday morning with the follow
ing churches represented: Alameda, Rev.
W. 7. Jordan; Auburn; Berkeley, DR..
Kellogg Lane; Oakland, First Baptist
Church, G. II. Hobart; Oakland, Tenth
avenue, Rev. c. NJ. Hill; Oakland, Twenty
third-avenue, Rev. Robert Whitaker;
Golden Gate; San Francisco, First Baptist,
Rev. NJ Parker Boynton; San Francisco,
Third Baptist, Rev. G. w. Duncan; En-.
manuel Baptist, Rev. George Gibson; San
Francisco, Hamilton Square, Rev. A. M.
Russell San Francisco, Chinese, Deacon
Fl. F. Norris; Beth Eden, Rev. j. l.. Allen
Danish Norwegian, Rev. A. Siolander
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10
Rabbi FrIedlander's Absence
From Service Causes
More Trouble.
MEMBERS THREATEN TO BOLT.
The Reform VIII Go On Notwith-
standing the Opposition of the
Conservative Faction.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, !
908 Broadway. October 8.

The existing controversy among men,
bers OF the First Hebrew congregation has
not diminished during the past twenty
four hours. On the contrary, the two fac
tions are drifting further apart The con-
servative party and the reform element
both claim to be in the right.
The breach of discomfort was widened
little more yesterday by the orthodox
members of the synagogue on account of
Rabbi Friedlander's failure to conduct
services at the synagogue this morning.
According to the laws of Israel to-day
was the seventh day of Succoth "Hoshana
Raba." The synagogue was open this
morning for service, but Rabbi Friedlander
was not present. Secretary Bernstein con-
Quoted the services.
Now, the members of the congregation
who are against ref orm methods want to
know why the rab bi was not at his post.
They claim that his contract calls upon
him to conduct all services, and as to-day
was holy day, he should have been at
the synagogue. The reform faction, who
are in the majority, do not observe the
day, and as DR.. Friedlander is preaching
reform, it is claimed that he did perfectly
right.
The conservative members have learned
that before Rabbi Friedlander came here,
he was strictly orthodox, and his congre-
CATION in Brooklyn, N. Y, was composed
of orthodox Jews only.
Another complaint being made by the
orthodox members is against Rabbi
Friedlander's mode of living. He has
rooms st the Albany House. and they say
rabbi has no right to live in place
where he cannot observe the laws of the
Hebrew in regard to dietary matters.
Here again the reformers come to the
front with the excuse that as reform
Jew, Rabbi Friedlander is violating nc
law by residing at the Albany, and further
say that inside of six months the orthodox
prayer-books will not be in use in the
! synagogue. Said one prominent reformeI
yesterday:
"We are not living in that era whers we
must observe every law laid down in the
Pentateuch. We live in progressive age
Twenty-Five years from now the orthodox
mode of worship will be extinct and re-
form will be preached in every Jewish
house of worship"
AS the matter now stands the majority
of the members are for reform, and there
fore Rabbi Friedlander will have to con
tinue to preach reform unless at the pext
! election the conservative faction should be
in the majority. when he will have to re
turn to his old form of orthodoxy. In The
meantime reform will go on, and the op
posing members will continue to find faul
until one party or the other takes Its sup
! port from the church and conducts sery
ices independently of the other.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10
THE ALAMEDA TAX LEVY,
Good Intentions Of the Board
of City Trustees Not
Questioned.
A Number Of Citizens Who Favor
Salt Water for Street-Sprink-
ling Purposes.

ALAMEDA, Oct. 9.-During the day
groups of men might have been seen at the
street corners discussing the much-vexed
question of the 81 % tax levy. 1t was the
only topic of conversation, and while very
many express themselves in no unmeas-
ured terms not one word has been said
questioning the honesty or the good in
tentions of the Board Of Trustees, who are
all business men and gentlemen highly re-
the general opinion, however, that very
m any items might have been eliminated
and that the building of the new City Hall
and other Improvements during the past
year is record upon which the city could
well stand Tor another year or SO. The
item for water to sprinkle the streets seems
to puzzle a good many, who do not see,
why salt water is not used for that purpose.
There are many others, again, who,
taking a genuine pride in the beautiful
streets and the excellent city government,
uphold the tax.
Unable to Satisfy Mortgage.
]. III. Bruins, executor of the estate OF
Theodore f. Herring, has been granted
permission by Judge Frick to compromise
claim the estate has against w. H.
Sch Gutenberg.
Failed to Provide for His Child.
Edward McFaddin was arrested yester.
day in San Francisco by Constable von
Kapff on a warrant for failure to provide
for his child. McFaddin acted as deputy
in 1894 under School Census Marshal Bal
lentine and was indicted by the Grand
Jury for making fraudulent returns of the
West End district.
Suit to Recover Property.
e. b. Dunning brought suit in the Su-
perior Court to-day against w. s. Jacobs
and wife to recover $1,000 for the sale of q
house and lot on Santa Clara avenue. near
Broad way. The sale was made in 1891.
and Jacobs agreed to pay for the property
in one year, but failed to live up to the
agreement.
Brief News Notes.
J. B. Lanktru, e. L. Marshall and j. E.
Barber have been appointed by Judge
Frick to appraise the estate OF William FL.
Scott.
Public Administrator. w. H. knight has
been granted letters on the estate of w. H.
eastman, who died in this city few
months ago.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10
THE YELLED YOUNG WIFE,
Is Mrs. Fred Adams Seeking
Revenge From the Grand
Jury2
THE AGE OF HER HUSBAND.
Sworn to as Twenty-One at Mar
tinez and as Under Twenty in
Oakland.
THE AGE OF HER HUSBAND.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FhANc1sco CALL,

OAhLAND DAN FRANCISCO CALL,I
90S Broadway, Oct 8.
During the last two sessions of the
Grand Jury much interest was shown in
the visits of heavily yelled woman who
passed into the chamber of censors. The
lady was not known to any of the regular
court habitues, and as she did not raise
her veil no one discovered her identity.
To-day she was recognized as the wife of
young Fred Adams, the bankers son. who
applied to Judge Greene for guardian a
week ago and whose brother, James
Adams, was appointed to look after the
boys estate.
The purpose of Mrs. Adams in going be-
fore the Grand Jury is not definitely
known, but the peculiar relations existing
between her and young Adams family
throw considerable light on the affair and
offer what is certainly the true meaning OF
her visits.
Mrs Adams was married at Martinez to
Fred Adams, a boy of 19, and when Adam:
procured the license he stated he was q
years old and his bride "a. After return
ing to Oakland Mrs. Adams was surprised
to learn that her husband was not yet q
years old. His family induced him to re-
turn to them and forsake his wife, and al
once began to inquire into her past career
They claimed to have discovered that she
was an adventures from ST. Louis, ano
that she had been divorced from one hus
band while there. All these things natur
ally aroused the wrath of Mrs. Adams, but
she refused to talk, merely giving him
that she was biding her time.
A week ago Fred Adams, who will be
worth property of the value of $40, 600 wher
he comes of age, petitioned The court tc
have guardian appointed, as he though
his property interests required it.
He swore that his age was under 20 anC
that his elder brother was fully able tc
manage his estate, and on this showing
the court appointed the elder brother a:
| his guardian.
The point which it is supposed Mrs
! Adams Is trying to gain is this: If FREQ
! Adams swore that he was u in MARITIME;
and swore that he is under % last weel
before Judge Greene, then he must hav
com mitted perjury. As the Adams fam
lily has shown no disposition to recognize
Mrs. Adams, but have stated that the let
tefs of guardianship are but the sequel t.
an application for divorce, it is but natura
that the deserted wife should retaliate
The Adams marriage has created mucl
talk in this city, though whether Mrs
Adams was sent for or whether she at
tended voluntarily is not known. At he
usual place of residence tonight she wa
| said to be away from home.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10
HISTORY oF A DAY.

Alameda County Happenings Told IN
Brief Chapters.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FEANc1sco CALL,
90S Broadway, Oct. 8. I
Christopher Leek has been granted adivorce
from his young wife, Mary a. LeeK, VINO tifeo
of being an old mvf's darling and deserted
him.
Permission has been granted the Young
Mems Christian Association to mortgage prop
erty on the corner of Twelfth and Clay streets
At the meeting of the City Council last even.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10
THE EATON DIVORCE.
Duncan b. Harrison. a Correspondent,
Makes Statement.
The following communication is self
explanatory:

The following communication Is self.
explanatory:
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. 9. 1895.
To the Editor of The Cdtl-DEAR SIR: The
statement contained in the daily press to the
effect that I am charged with being the CO.
comes TO me as surprise in the fullest sense,
as scarcely know the lady i'll question, and
have never seen her excepting in the presence
dates from an application for position.
1 wish to say, in justice to my family, Mrs.
Eaton and myself, that the story emanating
from her husband Is an absolute, unqualified,
l shall, when called upon. cheerfully and
truthfully deny on oath these groundless,
eowardly and slanderous charges, which are
false in the extreme.
/ trust sincerely you will give this statement
of mine the same degree OF prominence that
was given the accusation. Very truly yours,
DUNCAN B. HARRISON.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10
Barbers' Injecting.

meeting of the BARRIERS Association was
held at 120 O'Farrell street Tuesday evening.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed. One of the
results of the meeting will be social to be
held in Social Hall at the same place on Octo-
her 90
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10

Physician-Ho did you get such cold !?
Patient-What has that got to do with
your business of curing it2 It is condi-
ton, not theory, that confronts you
Boston Transcript.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10
WEDNESDAY. Oct. s-4r.M
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. e-2 P. n

WEDNESDAY oct. 9-Z p n.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Aseed Bid. asked.
@ 8 4s coup..11Os4 = 10 As reg. ..11ON