The San Francisco call., 1913-11-06
SAYS BISHOP
CAUSED HIS
TROUBLES
Locked Out Minister Promises
Disclosures in Court;
Coast News

WOODLAND. Nov 6.-Blaming the
Rev Bishop w H. Moreland of the
Sacramento Episcopal diocese for the
controversy and the three complaints
lodged against him Monday by the
vestry. the Rev. Edward John Baird
returned from san Francisco last
night to find the doors of st. Luke's
Episcopal church locked against him.
Rev. Mr.. Baird in his statement
places the entire blame on Bishop
Moreland for the differences between
him and his congregation. His oppo-
sition to Bishop Morelands request
for an increase of $500 in his income,
he says, is responsible for the present
situation.
Baird says that he will shift the ac-
ton TO the state courts. He promises
sensational disclosures.
The suits lodged against Baird are
an injunction to prevent him from
using ST Luke's property for re-
ligious services. for the ejectment of
the rector from the church property
and the return of various church prop
erty which, it is alleged, is in Baird's
possession.
JURY RETURNS VERDICT
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Nov accord
ing TO the verdict returned by the cor
oner's jury yesterday, Mrs. Ross
Banaccuso came to her death from
gunshot wound al the hands of un-
known parties. No sensation devel-
oped. as had been expected.
ORDER SPECIAL ELECTION
PETALUMA, Nov 6.-The council
has ordered special election on the
question of putting control of public
utilities in the hands of the railroad
commission.
QUARANTINE RULE ADOPTED
SACRAMENTO. Nov. 6.-The state
board of health has adopted the rule
forbidding all vessels that have landed
At Seattle from touching at California
ports unless they have been fumi-
gated and conformed to other United
States regulations made. This action
IS to stay bubonic plague.
CAPITALIST INDICTED
SANTA ROSA. Nov &C. 1. Baker,
capitalist and reformer, who has been
charged with contributing to the de-
1inquency of a young girl. was yester-
day indicted by the grand jury. James
A. marlborough. editor of the So
noma Expositor. was also indicted. The
charge is illegal registration.
GOING TO SOUTH AMERICA
Los ANGELES. Nov. e-Ortie Nc
Manigal. confessed dynamiter. is said
TO be on his way to South America.
where he viii begin life anew.
SAN FRANCISCO HIVE WINS
SAN JOSE. Nov. s.-San Francisco
hive No. s. Maccabees. won the prize
for the largest delegation at the bay
district conference of the Ladies of
the Maceabees. in session here.
SANTA ROSA WEDDING
SANTA ROSA. Nov. 6.-In the pres
ence of hundreds Of guests. Miss Che
tana Nesbjt was last night married to
Naval Constructor Lee Scott Borden.
MANIAC TAKEN BY SHERIFF
SAN JOSE. Nov 6.-Frank Hartman.
p dangerous maniac. who has been
roaming the hills near Los Gatos ter
rorizing ranchers. was last night cap
tured by Deputy Sheriff Herman Shir-
lev
GREGATI0NALIsT IN SESSION
SANTA ROSA. Nov. 6.-The Sonoma
Z
churches is in session here. with Rev.
G. c. Cragin as moderator. DR.. A. w.
Palmer yesterday made a speech advo-
eating church advancement on social
lines.
HOPLAND RANCH SOLD
SANTA ROSA. Nov. 6.-P E. Black
of Texas has purchased the American
Hop and Barley company's ranch near
Hopland for $4,000.
RAIN DELAYS PACKING
CHICO. Nov. 6.-Orange packing,
scheduled to start yesterday. has been
delayed one week by rains. Most of
the rice crop was harvested ere the
showers started
PRISONER HAD THE GEMS
vISALIA, Nov. &c. c. Wangerd.
Dinuba jeweler. arrested in New Or
leans on charge of having absconded
with a lot of jewelry he was to sell
on commission for San Francisco and
Los Angeles wholesalers. is in jail
here. Ten thousand dollars worth
of stock is said to have been found on
him when apprehended.
CoNGREssMAN,s DAUGHTER wEDs
LoS ANGELES. Nov. 6.-Miss Bar
bara Stephens, daughter of Congress
man Stephens, was last night married
Z. s y. Following the honeymoon
they will live at Mare island
PAY YOUR AUTO TAX
SACRAMENTO. Nov 6.-Blanks for
the new auto tax levy, which is ex-
pected to bring in a revenue of from
$1,000. 900 to $500. 600, are being
mailed. The new law takes effect jan
uary 1.
JAPANESE ON TRIAL
STOCKTON, Nov. 6.--N Kajita, a
japanese, was placed on trial yester-
day before J1dge Nicoll of Tuolumne
county on a charge Of numbering Fl.
1ato on the night of July Is last. in
this city. Kajita is alleged to have
shot his countryman following an al
tercation, which occurred an hour and
q half previous to the shooting
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