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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01
ASSA|LEO THE
SPEAKER WITH
ROTTEN EGGS
A Lively Meeting on
Grant Avenue.
CHASE OF THE MISCREANTS
SOCIALIST ADVOCATE GIVEN A
HARD DEAL.
While Expounding His Doctrines he
Is Forced to Retire Under q
Shower Of Decayed Hen
Fruit.
CHASE OF THE MISCREANTS
ADVOCATE GIVEN A
HARD DEAL.

The harangue of a Socialist who holds
forth at Market street and Grant avenue
last night almost resulted in a riot A
large crowd attracted to the scene by
the stentorian voice, while listening to
the address descriptive of the virtues of
socialism was suddenly assailed with de-
cayed eggs that came from both sides of
the street. Several of the sympathizers
of the speaker, incensed at the action of
the egg-throwers, started to wreak venge-
ance on them.
One of them was armed with a pistor
and he loudly declared his intention
of shooting the men who dis
turbed the meeting by resortiDg to throw
ing eggs a the speaker.
Policeman McQuade who was present
and who had MS uniform almost ruined
by getting in the way of the socialist and
receiving several eggs that were not in
tended for him, promptly arrested
the desperate young man and ordered
the crowd to disperse.
Just then another volley of eggs struck
the crowd and the sympathizers of the
speaker determined TO be revenged.
SuSpecting that the egg-throWerS were
ensconeed on the roof of the clothing
store they made a concerted effort to
reach them. The egg-throwers, evidently
becoming alarmed, abandoned their posi-
uonS, leaving enough eggs behind them
to supply a cheap restaurant where they
sell for the same price as doughnuts.
" nile they were gathering up the SpoilS
OF victory young man with decidedly
tough cast of countenance started to as.
sault the speaker. He was instantly sur
rounded by a number of the socialists
friends, who proceeded to annihilate him.
Police Officer McQuade promptly rushed
to his rescue and after considerable diff
Guilty finally saved him from being rough
~ handled to say the least.
While McQuade was engaged in protect
ing the young man from being assaulted
Colonel" Brady approached the speak
er's stand and becoming abusive he was
ordered to move on. He refused to do so
and was placed under arrest. Before the
arresting officer had a chance to ring in
for the patrol wagon Detective Whitaker
took Brady in charge and led him away
from the scene. He was afterward al
lowed to go to his home.
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Entertained by the Ladies.

The lady relatives of Company G of
the First California Regiment gave a
luncheon to the members of Company G
Of the Third Minnesota Regiment at the
Presidio yesterday afternoon. As soon as
the guests had partaken of the refresh
ments served by the ladies they were
taken in charge by the members of the
Y NJ. CA. and given delightful time.
Captain Seebach Of the Minnesota regi-
ment gave a short address and was fol-
lowed by Saptain Sparrowe of the Cali
fornia company, who made a few remarks
on the war.
The success of the affair is due to Mrs
Captain Sparrowe, ably assisted by Mrs.
S. M. Smith.
The following programme was rendered:
Piano solo, John Mearns; song, Mrs. Ju7
lius Klein; fancy dance, Miss Annie Burg;
piano solo, Miss Florence Burke; witty
remarks, Private Pomeroy; vocal selec
tons, Johnnie Mearns; piano solo, Mrs.
Thompson: vocal selections. Miss Aggie
Mccullough.
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N|CHOLL SAYS
HE DIDN'T GET
A SQUARE DEAL
Wants Jane Hodges
Suit Tried Over.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
90S Broadway. Sept. 80.

90S Broadway, Sept. 80.
John Nicholl Familiarity known as the
Duke of Richmond the aged East Oak
land capitalist, against whom jury in
Judge OSden's court on the 22d inst. gave
a verdict in favor of Jane Hodge for So
900 damages for alleged breach of prom
ise to marry her, is decidedly dissatisfied
with that verdict, and Miss Hodges $4,000
damage suit over lacerated affections may
once again be aired in court.
Mr.. Nicholls attorneys, Major John B.
Mhoon and Sam Bell Mckee, on behalf of
their client to-day filed a notice of inteu
tiOn to move the court to Vacate the re-
cent verdict and judgment and ask for a
new trial of the suit.
If any grounds upon which new trials
are frequently granted and that can be
found in the category Of Jurisprudence
are omitted from the notice of intention
to thus move it is no fault of the attor-
neys or the aged defendant. Following
are the grounds named in the notice.
irregularities in the proceedings Of the
court, OF the jury and of the adverse
party. by which defendant was prevented
from having fair trial.
=. Misconduct Of the jury during the trial
Surprise which ordinary prudence could
not have guarded against.
Newly discovered evidence material
Tor the defendant and which defendant
could not with reasonable diligence have
discovered and produced at the trial
Excessive damages, to wit 50. 900, ap-
pearlnS 10 have been given by the Jury
dice.
"Insufficiency of the evidence to Justify.
the verdict and judgment.
That the verdict and judgment are
against law.
-Errors in law occurring at the trial and
excepted to by defendant"
The motion will be made upon affdayits,
upon the papers on file in the case, upon
the minutes OF the court and dDOn a bill
OF exceptions to be hereafter prepared,
served settled and filed.
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SOCIETY TURNED
OUT TO AID THE
LITTLE ONES
Schilling Garden Fete
a Success. !.
Oakland once San Francisco Call.

llahldTG Once san r FRANCISCO 0dAi,
GlS Broadway, Sept. 80.
Tie garden fete given on the picturesque
grounds at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
A. Schillug on the shore of Lake Mer-
rltt This afternoon. the occasion being the
annual reception in Behalf Of the West
Oakland Free kindergarten, proved quite
a brilliant social function and was well
attended.
Tile Cruamcutatons. as was predicted
they would be. We're both unique and elah-
,.a,e. i'm some particulars decidedly sOrl-
,.t.I. and altogether most appropriate.
rcE Ga Iac decorations and boota accom-
llodaUuLS END outside, tor the lEtrri"r OF
,gt SEEMING manson had also been made
i.U-- lovely tGau ever by means or pains
lI.,us ANA huEht-hueu flowers.
Ilo ladies' iu charge OF the receptloh
vefe- Mrs. N. Is: BeIden. president OF ne
,.g's4a'f! 5rl,t Nf!, ,fT GfT< W ,'55S Kaiqs. Mrs
lrank.ir bangs. Mrs. tl~E"p- -LIS- >. ~ ~
s.a- lju Mrs. W. II. quinn. AIRS. 6 W.
1ru..s. Mrs O. p. Downing, Mrs James
,u.u. N,rs. Forrv Meek. Mrs, Henry
1ra.swor:h Mrs w. q. Palmanteer and
NrS T.. O.. Sessions, "hlIe among me me
were the AIisses. Creliin. Misses Brown.
IaIe. Strong knight. Hayden, Gray,
Barry. Sessions and Shduklin.
Mis- Fioriaa Brown ,-g presided over NM me
Allen and Mrs. Meek had charge of the
--a booth. s 5.ttle doll house. one of the
novelties 90 the affair. was presided over
IT, Miss Elsa SchHlinc. The reception
hours were fronl.& & 70 o'clock and when
dusk approached the grounds were lit up
with mrriads of Httle electric lights
aWc~C the foliage Of the trees.
Of tho younger element of society there
were present. Misses Bessie Fillmore
Edith Beck Nittge stone. Louise Belden.
IdHh Downing. Martha Coffin. Gladys
brigham Elsa Schiliug. Ruth Kales
Rose Eales. Mary Hyde. lille Isaacs.
EadiDe Rclden: Ruth Hayden. Bonnie
Downing Nc6l de Cola, Lille Reed
CIarisse Lohse,. Eittie HTde. Clara Eng
N~h..Gladys English anG.Renlah Brigham.
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THREE WIVES RETURN
TO UNMARRIED FOLD

OAKLAND. Sept Son the ground
of extreme cruelty Judge Ellsworth to-
day granted Annie Skinner divorce from
Joseph Skinner and allowed her to re-
sumo her maiden name, Annie. Andrews.
Judge Ogden to-day granted Adele
Thomas divorce from n. Thomas on the
ground Of willful desertion, and ordered
defendant to pay each month s15 ali
rnony. besides 500 for counsel fees. The
plaintiff will also resume her maiden
name. Adele Williams.
Willful desertion was also the ground
on which Judge Ogden granted Josephine
Dickson. and she, too. is allowed to re-
sumo her maiden name, Josephine Hig-
gins.
against Robert II. Ingram, brought on
the ground of failure to provide. was to-
day transferred from San Francisco to
the Superior Court of Alameda County.
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the coming production of Oscar
~
Roessl the Concorda Vern of Alameda the Maonoush
English
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a
the
be
Alfred Keh Assessor Bernbah Mr. Don Franz and Pccoo F.
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Martin Joseph big Messrs Schroeder and Ih Id
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DEATH OF "OLD HENRY"
THE PINOLE BUTCHER

OAKLAND, Sept. 30.-Henry Mohrmann.
or, as he was better known, Henry the
butcher died in his lonely; quarters
across the county line, where he has lived
for almost half a century. His little cabin
is in the rear of the Futtado property.
near Pinole.
Deceased. was well known by everybody
in his neighborhood and had managed to
exist for the past few years by doing oc-
casional work at butchering In Contra
Costa County. Henry was a native of
Bremen. Germany, and was over 70 wears
old. He leaves a son, who is quite a
prominent artist In Bremen
That the deceased did not fill pauper's
grave Is due to the fact that his old
friends quickly subscribed $50 which pro-
cured old Henry a decent burial:
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

OAKLAND. Sept 3O-Marriage licenses
were issued by County Clerk Jordan to-
day to Frederick c. Schoenstedt, aged 30
years, and Sadie l.. Hibbard. 2G years
Ltvermore; Manuel j.. Carlos % years
and Marie Roza, Is years, Decoto; Arthur
II. Green, % years, and Lucy Mohanan.
Is years, san Francisco NJ. Odeu 80
years; Sacramento, and Josephine c. NJ.
Matthiesen, % years, Oakland; William
O. Hewelake, "a years, San Francisco, and
Mary +. kfley. l9 years, Oakland Eu-
gene Bardon. q years. and Mabel War
den, 10 years, San Francisco; Thaddeus
S Benjamin. 46 years, and Charlotte A.
SChanck' SO -. years. San Francisco;
Thomas r. Wright % years, and George
d Armstrong. is wears. Oakland.
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LOS ANGELES TO ISSUE
BONDS FOR WATER
City Authorities Decide to Proceed
to the Extent of Over Two
Millions

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 3O.-The city au-
thorities have decided to proceed at once
with the issuance of water bonds to the
amount of 81 09O 900 as voted at the special
election held on August %. Such at least
was the determination to-day and unless
something unforeseen comes up previous
this action will be taken. If the ordi-
nance is passed is does not necessarily sig
Nifty that the bonds will at once be ad-
vertised for sale but this action will
show conclusively that it is the intention
of the Council to proceed with the bond
issue and to dispose of the bonds as soon
as it seems for the best interest of the
cit 10 do
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01
KNIGHTS of Pvthias

The celebration of the thirtieth ami
versary of. Washington Lodge at Vallejo
recently was most glorious one There
were visitors from the lodges in the vicin-
ity, and a. ]. Buckle, supreme represent
ative: Herman Schafner grand keeper Of
records and seal, and Mrs. Ada Merguire.
grand chief of the Rathbone Sisters
tainment, a collation. and addresses by the
visitors named and others.
Riverview Lodge of Rio Vista will Gel
ebrate it's tenth anniversary on the 18th
of October.
Eureka Lodge of this city will celebrate
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01
Alameda News Notes.

ALAMEDA, Sept. 30.-Mrs. Mary Dick
inson gave an Illustrated lecture on
Alaska at Armory Hall last evening for
the benefit of the decoration fund Of the
Haigbt School. The hall was comfortably
filed and. the net proceeds will be about
S100
Mrs. Helen st. Sure has been appointed
one of the trustees of the Hotel del Mar.
near Santa Cruz. The hotel is conducted
under the auspices Of the Catholic Ladies'
Aid Society.
The funeral of Miss Anna Cordes was
held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the
residence, 1892 High street. Rev. F. S.
Brush preached the sermon.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01
"Jaek the. Tree-Chopner ,,

OAKLAND, Sept. 3O.-Deputy Sheriff
Hitchcock tonight arrested John Hender-
son. known as "Overcoat Jack" at Pied
mont on a warrant for malicious mischief
preferred by William McKinnon of the.
Realty Syndicate. who charges that ne
has been chopping down many valuable
trees in Pleasant Valley l. suburb
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01
"A Small Fire.

OAKLAND. Sept 3O-An alarm from
box tonight was for a small blaze IN
a lot of shavings in the rear. of Towle &,
Broadwells planning mill, corner of Frank
lin and Fourth streets. which but for its
timely discovery by Mrs. j. Lerri who re-
sides near by, might have developed a de-
structive confiagration. Though the fire
department responded promptly. the blaze
was eXtinguished by Steward Borchert
and several physicians at the Receiving
Hospital just across the street. who were
first notified and made use of several
buckets of water.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01
Blind PHILOSOPHERS Funeral.

OAKLAND: Sept. 3O-Many students
from the State University and acquaint-
ances attended the funeral OF Cecil Henry
Smith, the blind post graduate student Of
philosophy. which took place this after
noon from the residence Of his sister, Mrs
Leroy Harvey, 112S F'ilbert. street. TIE
services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Wor-
cester of the .Swedenborgian church, San
Francisco, assisted by Miss Beckham of
the Home of Truth. The pa}1bearers were
classmates Of the deceased: r. de Laguna,
l.. Berry. H. Harvey z. G.. Nutting NJ
Furlong and W. Webb. The interment.
was ia San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01

Death of Mrs. S. A Mooar.

OAKLAND. Sept So.-Mrs. Sarah Ann
Aiooar. wife Of Rev. Or. George Mooar. a
PROFESSOR at the Pacific Theological Semi
nary. died at her home. 400 Edwards
street, last night. Deceased was a ma
tive of Connecticut aged 20 years. and
had been an invalid more or less during
the past fifteen years. Her husband pre-
coded DR.. Mclean as pastor Of the First
CONGREGATIONAL Church. this city. She
leaves four -daughters-M Charles
Smith Of Illinois Mrs Lucy Hale wife
OF Rev. r y. Hale Of Niles: Mrs, Harriet
Eomstock of Massachusetts and Mrs. Bart
Eoyes Of this city.
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Berkeley in the A. A. L.

BFRKELEY. Sept. 3O-The track team
Of the Berkeley High School is training
daily cn the University of California Gin
der track for the semi field day of
the Academc Athletic League, which
comes off on the University Of California
campus next Saturday afternoon, October
company with representatives from about
twenty. other preparatory schools. The
High School Will be represented by its
best men. among whom are j: Hartley
1captain), Irwin, Volz, Il. Hartley, Dob
bins. Kruschke. Harrison. Mckee. Dug
gan and Stable.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01

its thirtieth anniversary in this city on
the 18th of October
California Lodge at its last held meeting
had smoker for the members and friends
of the order, and all had an enjoyable
time.
of Benjamin Isenburg, for more than ff-
teen years its financial officer. He was
recording secretary of Golden Gate Lodge.
/. o. O. B., for thirty years, and mem
Der of Chebra Achim Rachmonin. He was
highly respected by all who knew him.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01
Thirtv-Fifth to Move.

PORTLAND, Sept. 30.-Orders were re-
ceived at Vancouver Barracks to-day for
the Thirty-tifth Infantry to embark on
board the transports Rio de Janeiro and
Sikh for the Philippines. The transports
will probably sail Tuesday.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01

Mrs. Parvenu-It's very annoying,
very. How did they. discover that the
spoons 1 gave them weren't solid. They
certainly were not mean enough to
have them examined?
Mr.. Parvenu-Of course not. They're
genuine blue bloods. But a burglar
carried off all of the rest of the silver
and left those. spoons. Free
Press.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01

Harry-Jack. can you lend me So?
Jack Ga little deaf from force of habit
Please say it again.
Harry-Can you please lend me $40?
Jack-Ohl why-er-I heard you the first
time.-Yale Record.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-01
A Perbetuated Cerem 3nv,

. "Mayme, you didn't go to Maud's we'd
ding?"
Mott was too hot; but I've seen it in
the biograph.
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Evening star., 1899-02-01
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Twentieth Annual Session Of the Dis
trict GrnnL LoIGe.

The Grand Lodge. Knights of Honor of
the District of Columbia met in its twenti-
eth annual session in Scottish Rite Hall and
transacted its usual business, the report of
the grand reporter showing that the order
in this District was in fiourshing condi-
ton; that three new lodges had been or
ganized during the year, and that there had
been an increase in membership of upward
of one hundred.
The supreme dictator ]. Warren Goheen
of PHILADELPHIA, Pa. was present in his
official capacity and installed the following
named grand officers: George q. Dennison
grand dictator; Charles Gersdorff grand
vice dictator; William L. Watson grand as
SiStant dictator; Henry Floyd past grand
dictator; John ii. King. grand reporter;
Nathan c. Martin. grand treasurer: VIII
liam l.. Marsh, grand chaplain; John T.
Sullivan, grand guide; Henry M Dixon
grand guardian; Thomas Caiver. grand SEN
tnel. and d. j. Evans. Thomas CalYer and
Henry Floyd, grand trustees; William T.
Allan was elected alternate supreme repre-
sentative.
After the installation the supreme dIcta
tor addressed the members. In the course
OF his remarks ne stated that since the in
stitution of the Knights of Honor over S65 :
0ooOt0 had been paid to beneficiaries of de-
ceased members. and that from this
amount nearly S200.000 had been paid in tho
District of Columbia. At II o'clock the
Grand Lodge took recess.
Evening star., 1899-02-01
Joseph Dinse,.s oaense.

Il don't know" was the response Of Jo-
seph Dinsey, a resident Of I1th street
southeast. when called upon in Judge Kim
balls court this morning to answer a
charge Of dsorderly conduct
Say guilty or not guilty" the bailiff told
him.
Il suppose, then. that I'm guilty" said
Dnsey.
Last night" said Policeman Morgan. Il
found Dinsey sitting on the doorstep at
his horne in the snow, with fascinator
on his head L thought there was some
thing the matter with him. and when
rang the bell his wife answered. From
her learned that she had been forced out
in the snow, and then she played the same
game on her husband. When she got him
out she locked the door on him"
Dlnsey had no explanation 10 make ex-
cept to say he was very drunk. The PEN
atty WAS s. or fifteen days.
Evening star., 1899-02-01
RAILROADS.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY OF
AMkkICA, ALL TRAINS VEsTIbuIED.
AL MEALS SERVED ~ DINING CARS.
STA11CN- SIXTH AND y STREETS
Schedule in effect Dec. g. 1898.
20 PM DAILY Cincinnati and st. Louis Spe-
cinl-Solif train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sieepers
TO Cincinnati Lexington, Louisville. Indianapolis
and st Louis. without change. Connects at Gov
ington, Va for Virginia Hot Springs. Farlor
Car" Cincinnati to Chicago.
11:10 I'm DAILY-F. r. v. Ilmitcd-Solid train
for Cincinnati Pullman Sleepers to Cincinnati,
Lexington and Louisville without change; open for
occupancy At 900 p m. Pullman Sleeping Car
to Virginia Hot Springs connection for Hot
Thursdays and Saturdays. Sleepers Cincinnati to
2:2o PM DA1IY-For Gordonsyille Charlottes-
Vile; Staunton and for Richmond daily. except
Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeak and Ohio
Offices. h13 and 'A21 Pennsylvania and at
the s'ntion Telephonn call I44l for Pennsylvania
Raflrnad cab service. n. W FULLER
def-Sod General Passenger Agent.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
intended steamship sallines from Vancouver
JAPAN. CHINA AND PHI IPPINE ISLANDS.
EMPRESS OF CHINA. Feb. 2T May s. July 10
EMPRESS OF INDIA. Mar. p. May %, July 81
EAiIRESS OF JAPAN. April II. June 10, Aug. 21
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. FIJI. NEW ZEALAND
AND AUSTRALIA.
AORANGI. Feb. 8 MIOWERA. Mar. 8
For rates apply a55 Broadway and 65 Wall st..N. Y.
oeli-f,m&w i2tf
Evening star., 1899-02-01
After balance in Rank

A letter has been received by the District
Commissioners from \. Penkowski of a
Waldron street New Commercial road,
London, England, in which the writer
states that he is the nearest kin to Casper
Wisianski, who. he states served in the
United States army. Wisianski is dead
says Penkowski and the latter, under
Washington bank, desires the Commission
erS to let him know whether that is So
and what the amount is. MIR. Penkowski
will probably be informed by the Commits
sioners that they are not in position TO
give him information as to balances in
banks
Evening star., 1899-02-01
THE ARION BALL.
Rare Program in Which Numerous
hasqueraders Particiuatcd

National Rifles Hall was the Sr.n, ur
rare gaytty last night. Tho Arton Saci,-t,-~
masquerade ball being The attraction
About 800 persons, in an sorts Of costumes
OF Nariegatad colors made merry until Nh,
early morning hours. The grand march
began at IL o'clock. when all masks wer,
removed. and general dancing INDUCED in
Group prizes Were awarded a. follow. s..
FIRST American navy girls: second. Ariat
Singing School; third German band: fourth
the seasons. First prize for best gpul.,-
mans costume DR.. Wade. r-prcsel,tir.-
Prince Carnival, second. Mr.. Brrslau rep
r'SentlnS a policeman; third Mr. Npbl,
countryman. The ladies prizes first Miss
A hrdus, representing am orange. girl.
second; Mrs, Frederick Carl, cigar girl:
third, Mrs. Schapiro. soldier girl.
The committees ia charge Were: R-crp-
tion. Julius Egloff II. r Reb. F. +. Abr,-.
terd. Miller. Dr. s \. Czarra. Aug DaeiZ
and w Ruckdaeschel. floor committee "
Grohmann. Herm. Daiker jr. Max Opu,u-
helm, Alfred Daikcr, W. Wiegmann and
Fred Hanold.