The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-11

ding of Frederick Howell Clark and Miss
Alice Louise Raymond took place this
evening st the home OF the brides mother
on Shattuck avenue. Rev. ]. B. Warren
officiating. The wedding was quiet az
fair only the members of the two families
being present. The bride and groom were
both unattended. The presents were
numerous and elegant.
The groom is the eldest son of C. K.
Clark. one of Berkeley's foremost citizens,
and has been an active worker in the First
Presbyterian Church. being at the present
time the leader of their choir.
Miss Raymond is well known in Berke-
ley, and was formerly teacher In the San
Pablo school.
After their wedding supper the happy
pair left for Santa Barbara on their honey
moon.
Young Republicans Organize.
BERKELEY, CAL, July 1O.-The Young
Mems Republican Club of Berkeley was
formed last night at Pythian Hall, with a
membership of forty-tive. 1t is a campaign
club, and will devote itself to mastering
Mckinley and Hobart volunteers. and
whooping it ap for Republicansm in gen.
eral in the college town. This is the third
Republican club that has been organized in
Berkeley within the past two months. and
the first club ever formed here exclusively
for young men.
The following temporary officers were
elected: Chair man, Chester Smyth; Sec
rotary, Charles A. Gregory; treasurer,
James Kenny; sergeant-at-arms, J. NJ.
Greed. An executive committee was ap-
pointed, consisting of Grant AK. Ed Nc
Sheehy, Sam McKeown, Ehomas Andrews
James Mellon and ]. d. Ray. Speeches
were made by II. M. Waterbury, r. L.
Eames and Colonel O'Brien.
Found an Uncle.
BERKELEY. CAL. July 1O.-A. II.
Broad, well-known Berkeley citizen. has
found long-lost uncle, or rather his
uncle has found him.
A few days ago an aged miner called at
Breads house and gave his name as ]. H.
Moulton, claiming to be a brother OF
Broad's mother. 1t was some time before
the facts in the case could be believed. but
finally Broad was brought to the con-
clusion that Moulton was his uncle after
all.
IL seems that Moulton has not seen his
nephew since the war, though both have
been living in California for many years
Gates Have Arrived.
BERKELEY, CAL, July 10.-Tbe gate,
to be placed on the Berkeley local train.
have arrived and are being put on the cars
at the shops in West Oakland. 1t is ex
pected that the work OF putting them or
will be completed in three or four weeks.
Brief News Items
| BERKELEY. CAL, July 10.-Wiliam
Ashby of Wheeler street, after whom
Ashby avenue was named, is lying dan.
! gerously i'll at his home
| An explosion of chemicals YESTERDAY
morning in the chemistry laboratory al
the State University injured the face and
eyes of Miss Mabel Culin, who was stand
| ing near.
At meeting of the Citizens Suffrage
Club next Tuesday afternoon a question.
drawer will be conducted by Mrs. Eleano,
Carlisle.
Rev. George E. Swan, rector of St.
Marks Church, left to-day for Los GULL
cos to spend several weeks. He will re.
turn, however, each Sunday to fill hi:
pulpit.
William w. Kaye, a graduate of thu
University of Iowa, has been appointed
substitute principal of the Berkeley public
schools. 1t will be his duty to relieve
Principals Waterman and Warrick eacl
one-half day per week so that they may
visit the various schools under theil
charge.
The barn and two horses belonging to ,
Mr.. Hart, on the Claremont-avenue road
were burned yesterday morning. The fire
is supposed to have been of incendiary
| origin.