The San Francisco call., 1904-11-04
OAKLAND NEWS.

WILL GIVE A DINNER.-Oakland. Nov.
a-The members OF local union NO, o1Os lSS
fected arrangements for French dinner 20
be given on Wednesday evening. November 10
Invitations 70 the dinner have been sent 70
the managers OF the local Ice companies
AGED ODD FELLOW SERIOUSLY ILL
Oakland. Nov. 3--Z- Ludwig, the Oldest mem .aIa
Der OF the l. o Q. K in the state @ oI All. AZ
daughter Mrs. A Henderson. 3T4 Tenth street
Owing TO his advanced age his condltion ls
OF age
no FORCE TENANT OUT.-oakland. Nov.
3.--Suit 10 eject William Gay from property
now occupied by him at First and Webster
who purchased the property along win otner
holdings recently at commissioners 8 g sals LOT
$4,000. He wants the premises vacated % az
to make improvements.
RETURNS AFTER LONG ABSENCE
Oakland. Nov 3.-WiIliam James, VINO Iof
the last ten years has been superintendent or
one OF the largest mines in South Africa. Is
visiting his mother Mrs. c. H James. az ner
home. SIS Merrimac street. Mr.. James is
Of the late President Kruger
WAS WEAK FROM HUNGER-Oakland.
the I,nacv So111isson veSters has greatly
improved since he was taken 70 the Receiving
Hospital, where the surgeons have concluded
that he was simply suffering from illness
caused by hunger Conroy IS an employe OF
the Southern Pacific Company.
COUNTY MUST PAY BILL-Oakland. Nov
8 -
ing to the Bank Of San Leandro. ordering
County Auditor G.. W. Bacon to issue war
rant for the payment Of SSO4S - FOR tne
printing Of the county delinquent tax list Tor
the year 19O1-O2. The claim assigned to
the bank by the Oakland Tribune Publishing
Company.
land. Nov S.-MOre than $40. 600 has already
been raised by the fair for the benefit OF the
expected that more viii be taken in before the
close Of the fair next Saturday evening. as
many articles still remain unsold. Many copies
OF the Parish Souvenir have been sold during
the fair.
WILL FILED FOR PROBATE--Oakiand.
Nov. 3.-The will OF Mrs. Marie c. MendOnca
FSan E's J. IN Mendones Of HayxaTss. Who IS
named as executor. II dfsposes OF an estate
valued at S16SO OF which $1,000 Is left 70 the
husband. $500 to each of two brothers and SlOO
to niece. The remainder is bequeathed to
religious institutions
ADDRESSES MEMS CLUB.-OakIand. Nov.
3-Rev. Robert ]. Renison Jr-. who for six
years has been a working missionary among
the Indians and Esquimaux Of Hudson Bay.
ST. PauFs Church this evening telling OF his
experience in the frozen north. He VIII re-
peat his address tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'clock before the ladies OF the church.
ESCAPES FROM wREcK.-Alameda. Nov.
3.-Jack Hansy a prominent member OF the
Order Of Eagles. has returned 10 his home at
number OF painful injuries sustained in
wreck OF the New York Central near Rochester
venticn OF the order at Baltimore. He was
laid up in a hospital at Rochester for several
weeks t'.
HOLD MEMORIAL sERvIcEs.-cakIand
Nov 3-The members Of the Young WOfnenfs
Christian Association held memorial services
to-day in memory Of the late Mrs Anson
Barstow. who one Of the charter members
oS the association. Resolutions OF respect were
adopted fair. the proceeds OF which viii
be used to help in paying on the debt ON the
Social Settlement building. VIII be given BY
the directors Of the association Saturday. De-
eember 10.
MIsMATED COUPLES S-OakIand Nov a.
Suit FOR divorce was begun to-day the
ground Of desertion 5y Mary NJ. Van Peit
against Eugene B. Van Pelt. They were mar
ried two years ago An interlocutory decree
OF divorce was granted Alice M Cooper from
Ralph w. Cooper the ground OF habituaf IN
temperance to-day by Judge Melvin A hnal
decree OF divorce was granted Mary Counihan
from John COunihan for infdelity. She was
also allowed to resume her maiden name OF
decree OF divorce from Henry W. Cutie She
was also granted the custody OF their minor
and awarded $50 a month alim0ny. She
was granted interlOcutOry decree year
ago on the ground OF desertiOn.
CARPENTER CHARGED WITH BURG
a carpenter was in the police court to-day
on charge OF removing doors windows and
other building material from Schimmelpfenig
Hall. East Oakland. without consent OF the
owner. II Is claimed that Ellis was using the
stun in a building he Is constructing Attor.
ney L.. s. Church asked for Ellis dismissal on
the ground that he had not been permitted
BY the police TO interview his client last nlRht
before he had been formally charged. After
Prosecuting Attorney Leach had made a state
ment that no complaint had been fled as Vet
the case was continued until to- morrow morn
ing by acting Police Judge W. r. Geary.