The San Francisco call., 1896-04-11

ELL, ell, Miss Pearl Knox, Miss Jessie
Miss Florence Durham, Miss Bernie Drown,
Estee, Miss Gertrude Farnum, Miss Jessie Glss-
cock, Miss Ida Gibbons, Miss Juliet Garbar,
Miss Miss. Ella Holmes. Miss Molie Hind Miss
j. Russ, J. H. Nee. Fred Bixby, L. Bald
win, Douglas McBryde, Russell Seifridge, viii
Smith, Mli1 7. Allen Smith, George F. Reinhardt'
Will c. Russell, Temple Smith, Lloyd Robbins,
Dudley Dean, Fletcher McNutt Lawrence
Havens, 81. Fl. Lang, Miss Martie Hutchinson,
Miss Clara Huntington, Miss Ethel Keeney,
Blanche Morse, Miss Carmen Moore. Miss Amy
Requa, Miss Lillian Strong, the Misses Stubbs,
Miss Belle Van Vlack, Miss Tfbbie Taylor,
Messrs, B. Miller. Ray. Sherman, Wilfred Ran
some, Power Hutchins, Thomas Van Ness, Frank
King, Ira Boss, Frank Argall, Charles Elston,
Fred Greenwood, NJ. Greenway, Vail Bakewell.
smsden9a Eeufenant r Carson T. s. Al Lepenant W,nn
5: A., George Cameron, Roger Friend, Morton
Gibbons, E It. HoughtoI,, Maxwell McNutt,
Professor g. NJ Richardson, Joseph Powell
ton.
Fonzo Skips Out.
BERKELEY, CAL. April 10.-A pecu-
liar termination to the Fonzo liquor case
occurred in Justice James court yesterday
morning. Fonzo was charged with selling
liquor within a mile of the university in
violation OF the State ''mile-limt" law.
When the case was called Mr.. Fonzo ap-
peared with his attorney, NJ. q. Chapman
OF Oakland. Alter an endeayor to secure
postponement of the case, Mr.. Chapman
made once more the oft-denied motion to
dismiss the case on the ground that the
court is no court at all, being illegally
created by a law of the State Legislature.
The motion was once more denied and
Chapman and his client left the courtroom.
After moments consultation aside the
Iaft no1-
been seen since.
Justice James ordered an adjournment
until / 80, at which hour court convened
again, but the accused was still absent and
his bonds were declared forfeited. The
bonds were for $500, and the sureties were
j. Raspillar and John E. Boyd.
The unexpected and unprecedented
move made by Attorney Chapman and his
client has aroused much discussion. The
only theory advanced in EXPLANATION of
their action is desire to speedily secure a
decision on the question OF whether or not
Berkeley's justice court is a properly
created legal tribunal. At late hour this
evening Fonzo had not been found. He
will be arrested as soon as located, and it
is thought that the question of whether
the Berkeley court is legal one or not will
be tested by habeas corpus proceedings.
Marshal Lloyd had a number of wit
nesses ready to testify in the case, and
says that he had conclusive evidence
against the defendant.
Plan for New Church.
BERKELEY, CAL, April 10.-Rev.
George A. Swan, rector of St. Mark s
Church, has suggested novel plan for the
construction of a new church building.
Rev. Mr.. Swans plan is for she erection of
the church by degrees as the parish is able
to pay for it. According to his scheme, a
large temporary structure would first be
erected for immediate use, the only per-
manent part OF it being the chancel, which
would be the nucleus of building to be
erected piecemeal, the temporary edifce
being superseded by section after section
OF the projected permanent place OF wor-
ship.
The present st. Marks Church has a
sealing capacity cf about $50. The Rev.
Mr.. Swan wants church with seats for
seven or eight hundred.