The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-23
ALAMEDA.

The four-year-old son of George LOWE OF
Railroad avenue, near the depot, has been
complaining for the past year and half of
| nasal trouble.
Embedded half way up the right nostril
was found shoe button of vulcanized rub
ber The child was placed under opiates
and the obstacle removed without opera
ton with the knife a portion of the but
ton had been absorbed. The child had
not known full nights rest for months,
and Immediately went to sleep.
Church Music.
The choir. of the First Presbyterian
Church will render the following pro-
gramme at praise service to be given to-
day:
"Te Deum" Buck); soprano solo, cave
Maria Niillard); anthem, Spirit of Love Di-
vine" lvon Weber,; bass solo, "Fear Not Ye, o
Israel Buck anthem, Crock of Ages Buck /;
tenor solo, "Callest Thou, 0 Master" (Meitlle)
coatralto solo, "My Own Country (Demerest];
Duet. soprano and contralto, .'Wanderers
song (R R, anthem, Bow Down
Hear Our Prayer (Abbot). The choir consists
OF Mrs. Eva Wren, soprano; Miss Alice K. Ray
mond, eentralto; Charles a. Allerdyce, basso
Edward A. Thornton, tenor.
Fell From Passenger Train.
Lester Salter, a San Francisco youth,
al l.
| ter family on Central avenue, tumbled off
the narrow-gauge train Friday night after
turning the curve around the Haight prop
erty. He was taken to the Oakland Re-
ceiving Hospital and found to have sus-
tanned a seal wound and the fingers of
his right hand mangled. He suffered also
from conclusion of the brain and a badly
lacerated face, having fallen head first
from the rear end of the passenger coach
Amputatlon of the fingers was necessary,
but he recovered sufficiently yesterday to
be sent home.
Pharmacy State Law Enforcement.
Secretary J. II. Dawson of the State
Board OF Pharmacy will soon commence
the enforcement in Alameda of the State
law against pharmacists. He will proceed
under the law which requires that all
practiclng pharmacists shall present their
credentials to the board and receive q GER
tlicate OF registration before they may
compound prescriptions or mix drugs.
The purpose of the law is to prevent the
incompetent fellows from handling drugs
Demurrers to the Injunction Suit.
Attorney j. w. Goodwin, representing
Messrs. Knowland, Jensen and Husband,
who were appointed the library board by
the City Trustees, has filed demurrer
to the injunction proceedings brought by
the old board. The demurrer admits the
i'N'0 oi "hiOh INC AhJuhCtioH was issued,
but denies that they constitute sufficient
cause for the issuance of the injunction
Suit on 3 Note.
n. c. Lassen has brought suit against
Herman Cordes for interest and principal
on promlssory note of $780, secured by
property IN this city, situated on Briggs
avenue and High street.
Thrown From Buggy.
Mrs. Henry 'Gresens met with painful
accident Friday evening by being thrown
from her-buggy. while crossing the railroad
near Fruitvale. She was picked up by
friends and carried to the home of Mrs.
Blum.
WheeImen Invited to Benicia.
The Alameda cyclers have received an
invitation from the Benicia wheelmen to
become their guests and participate in the
parade in that town on the Fourth.