The San Francisco call., 1896-01-21
A NEW HOSPITAL.
Allopaths Desire to Leave FabioIa to the
HOmeopaths.

Homeopathic.
OAKLAND, CAL, Jan. 20.-The allo-
pathic physicians of this city are consider
ing the advisability of establishing hos
postal in which only members of the
regular school will be permitted to prac-
tice. The matter is in the hands of a COM
mittee appointed by the Alameda County
Medical Association, consisting of Drs.
Fisher, Kitchings and Adams.
Since the railroad company transferred
its large business from DR.. Woolsey's hos
pital and gave 1t to Fabiola the feeling be-
tween the two schools has increased.
The allopaths declare that if they conduct
their institution on the same lines as
Fabiola they will have an eqnal right to
appeal to charity. The Woolsey hospital
is still at Twelfth and Madison sire cts and
should the new movement crystal lize it is
possible that it may be used as IN exclu-
Sively allopathic institution.
Mysterious Mrs. BIakeIey.
OAKLAND, CAL, Jan. 2O.-Two years
ago George w. Blakeley was sent to the
asylum at Agnews. He was living at Lorin
with his family, consisting of his wife and
two children. The children were sent to
the Temescal Home, and with the excep-
ton of an occasional visit to the home Mrs.
Blakeley has disappeared. Their house,
partially built, has been permitted to go
be Strengthened out by his friends. They
obtained letters of guardianship over the
children to-day, and it is supposed that
this will cause the mother to come forward
and help in unraveling the business tangle
of her husband.
An Uproarious Cowboy.
OAKLAND, CAL, Jan. pa cowboy
on the rampage rode up to Wrede's sa-
loon, near Haywards, this morning and
demanded something to eat. AS there was
no particular hurry made to oblige him he
said, That will get me anything l want"
1t did, and after satisfying himself the
cowboy rode off before Constable Lake,
who was summoned, could reach the inn
Parents at War;
OAKLAND, CAL, Jan. 20.-F N De-
lanoy and mis- wife have both petitioned
for letters of administration in the estate
OF their son Austin, who was killed by the
local train in Alameda. The property is
worth $4,000 and was all in the name of the
father as guardian. The matter at issue is
whether or not the estate shall be divided
between the brother and sister OF the dead
boy.
Caught at the Mole.
OAKLAND, CAL, Jan. 90. Clarence
and George Taylor. two boys from Vallejo,
are in the City Prison. They took the
train at Vallejo Junction this morning.
intending to run away. They aroused the
suspicion of the conductor. and when
questioned acknowledged their foolish
ness. When the team arrived at Oakland
the patrol wagon was in waiting, and the
runaways will be sent back home.
Effect of the Storm.
OAKLAND, CAL, Jan. 2O.-The recent
storm has filled the various creeks OF this
county, but they were so dry that no seri-
GUS washouts have been reported. The
Haywards electric line was DELAYED for
time owing to washout near the Boden
place, but the substantial work done dur
ing the past year has proved its value.
The A1drich Estate.
OAKLAND, CAL, Jan. 20.-The obiec-
tion of w. H. Aldrich to the trustees of
the trust created by his father has been
continued till Monday next. One of the
points to be decided is whether the case
should be tried in a probate court or in
court of equity. The case is SIMILAR to
that of the Walkerley case in which the
trust was broken.
For Harbor Improv
OAKLAND, CAL, Jan. 20.--The Super
visors to-day appropriated $3.50 for the pur-
pose of paying the expenses of the delega-
ton sent to Washington by the California
River Improvement Convention.