The San Francisco call., 1896-06-05
ALAMEDA CHORAL SOCIETY
Produces Cowen's " The Rose
Nader" to a Large and Fash
ionable Audience.
A Vicious Dog Seriously Injuries &
Young Girl - Democrats Still
Divided.

ALAMEDA, CAL, June 4.-There was
fashionable audience at Armory Hall to-
night to listen to the rendering of Governs
cantata, "The Rose Maiden;" by the Ala
media Choral Society. The soloists ac-
Quilted themselves creditably, and the
chorus of seventy voices, under the baton
allotted to them. The soloists were Miss
Nellye Giusti and Miss Hackmeister, So
pranos; Miss Josephine Patterson, con-
tralto, and Robert Lloyd, barytone.
Democratic Politics.
ALAMEDA, CAL, June 4.-The two fac
tions in the Democratic party have each
ticket out to be voted on at to- o-morrow..s
primary. The Daggett-FitEgerald nom1-
nees are E. B. Owens, T. E. Brennan,
John O'Brien and ]. G. CrolI. Those rep
resenting the Foote-Laymance section
comprise A. r. Baum, II. w. Bradley, g..
w. Dennis and Fred Wild. The County
Central Committee has refused to recog-
nze any other roll than the one left at
and recognize no polling place but
fuckers Hall, Park street. 1t is stated as
fact that all those VINO signed the un-
legaIized rolls will vote at the West End
polling booth and fight the question out
at the State Convention.
Woman Suffrage Meetings.
ALAMEDA, CAL, June 4.-To-morrow
afternoon the Alameda Auxiliary Woman s
Suffrage Association will meet in the g..
A. r. Hall at o'clock. Miss Mollie E.
| Corners, editor OF the Oakland Saturday
Night, will open discussion on, Should
| There be More Men Employed in Our
| Public Schools?"
Tie Political Equality Club will hold its
regular bi-monthly meeting on Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock in the American
Foresters' Hall. The ladies who have not
signed the petition to the Democratic Con-
ventlou are requested to attend and do So.
Laundry Farm Electric Road.
ALAMEDA, CAL, June 4.-Last night
w. NJ. Rank, president of the Alameda,
| Oakland and Piedmont Railway Company
and the California Railway Company, ran
the new electric motor, with three cars at
tached, from the tidal canal into the hills
of Laundry Farm. Everything ran
smoothly and he expressed himself as
satisfied with the trial. This new line will
commence to run regularly on Saturday,
| and on that day the Alameda school-chil-
dren's picnic will be held at Laundry
Farm.
Bitten by Dog.
ALAMEDA, CAL, June 4.-May Brown,
girl of 13, is dangerously i'll, the result OF
| being attacked yesterday afternoon by a
| ferocious dog belonging to the Perata
Bros. She was returning home on an er-
rand, when the dog jumped upon her.
| She fought the dog with bottle of am
monia washing fluid, hitting him on the
head and nose. The doI bit her severely
on the right arm and hand. DR.. Sanders
had to be called in to cauterize the
wounds.
Notre Dame College.
| ALAMEDA, CAL, June A large cir
Gle of friends and patrons attended the
graduating exercises of Notre Dame Col
lege yesterday afternoon. The young lady
graduates were: Margaret Kindlin, Lille
Scaly, Mamie Higgins, Frances Sholton
and Loretta Brett. The prominent fea-
| lures on the exercises were the production
of an operetta entitled, 'Laila," and the
essays and songs of the students.
The Adventists.
! ALAMEDA, CAL, June 4.-The meet