The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24
OAKLAND NEWS.

BOY DIES SUDDENLY. Oakland, NOV.
23-AIbert E. Ford eleven years Old, died sud
denly last night at his home 1915 EIeWeItn
had caused death.
BURIED IN OAKLAND Oakland. Nov
23.-The remains of Walter G. LeNoir, who
died in Santa Barbara have been orongnt 10 70
place from the First Methodist Church to-
morrow.
INSANITY PLEA FAILS.-oakland. Nov
23-Jcseph Freudenberg, who failed TO con-
vince the Lunacy Commissioners OF his insan-
ity after his arrest on charge OF petty lar
ceny, sent to the City Prison for twenty
five days by Police Judge Mortimer smith
TALK TO SAILORS-Oakland. Nov. g.
United States Senator George c. Perkins VIII
speak to sailors at the Seaman Rest, Broad
way. near Fourth street. on FRIDAY evening. b,rs
Senator Perkins at time went to sea MIN.
self and can talk with full knowledge OF
that life.
BURIED BY ELKS.-Oakland. Nov. %
The funeral Of the late Henry Mei,hann, @ nm NM H11
died Tuesday at his home. 1875 Erankln
street, took place from there this Afternoon
under the auspices Of Oakland Lodge of Elks
Rev. William Carson Shaw, chaplain OF the
lodge. and the lodge officers othciated-
DEATH OF A CHILD.-Oakland Nov. 23
Elizabeth Bradford Webster the ur-year-old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Webster. died
the home of her parents. l2oi Wepstsr
street last evening The funeral will be held
tomorrow. The father is well known san
Francisco attorney.
Nov 23.-Practieally the entire exhibit Of Ala
media County at the Worlds Fair at St Louis
will be transferred to the Lewis and Clark Ex
position at Portland. The Alameda county
Commissioners are making arrangements to
this end under instructions from the Super
vIsors.
DISCHARGES CHINESE.-Oakland. Nov.
23-Ah Sing charged with insanity bv Luie
Tung. his next door neighbor was discharged
this morning by Judge Melvin after an ex-
animation by Drs. Medros and Fine. Tung
dec1 rad wa constantly
him with a cleaver The patient said that he
only did this to protect himself and that Iung
taking this method to get rid OF him
VIOLATES GAME LAW.-Oakland, Nov.
PA. A. Lazzini. poultry man with a
stall in the Free Market, was arrested this
morning by Game Warden Thomas Wood and
session than the law allows He had three
sacks aggregating f41 ducks; the law per-
mits only fifty He taken to the County
Jail. where he was released $40 cash bail
NEW OFFICERS OF COMPANY Liver
more. Nov. 23.-Company Of the Fifth Regi-
ment of this city reorganized this we,x by
McKown was elected to succeed himself Sec
ond Lieutenant c. W. Beck was advanced to
the place of first lieutenant vice NJ. Sehoen-
was elected second lieutenant Major D. A.
Smith presided at the election.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Oakland. Nov.
23.-The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the County Clerk to-day Burton r
Fraser. over 81. and Evelyn G. Sloan, over IS
both Of Oakland; Nicholas de Ruiz, "a. and
Susie T. McGabe IS. both of San Francisco
Richard L. Wolfe. %. and May NJ Lucas. 20
both of Oakland; George Robinson, 81
Irvington. and Elsie Stone over IS. Haywards
James Piserti. 33. and Rosie PAMELA, 20. bott
of Oakland: Asa r. Estes % and Emma Pen
nelas. 10, both OF San Francisco; Harry Wales
26 and Lille Kirby "a both of Newark JOS
eph Silva %. Haywards. and Gussie Com
macho. 10. San Leandro: Harry Whitaker over
81. and Blanche E. Duffy, over IS. both OF
Oakland: Henry n Todd. over 21, Alameda
and Margaret Muller, Is Boston: VIII.
son, over IS. both of Alameda George A
Clunie. 81. and Joan II. Chapman. 81, both oi
Oakland.