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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-19

Gus toms of the salmon. They have their
cwn way of doing things and they will do
The same things over again the same way
wear after year. In coming TO the fresh
water to spawn they go in a body and will
moi allow anything to turn them from their
course if they possibly can. We know just
where the course is, and, where it lies
along the shore Of the isls ad we build out
breakwaters with these heart shaped traps
at tie end. The fish strike the breakwa ters
AMI SWIM out into the traps, going on and
on until they land in the great net.
1T must take strong net to hold them?''
said 1.
1T does. We drive down piles about a
hundred feet long and fasten the nets to
them. When the final net is full, the fish
are emptied by pulling up one end of the
net and rolling them out into the scows.
Indeed we haul fish much as you haul dirt
In scows from the dredging boats Steam
tugs drag the sCows to the canneries. In
emptyfng the nets, we sometimes ladle out
the fish with great dip nets which are
worked by steam engine
The Death Journey of the Salmon.
DO all salmon come from the salt water
TO the rivers to spawn?'
Yes" replied Mr. McMillin. And so
far as we know In about the same way and
at about the same age. Silver plates bear
ing the date have been fastened to baby
salmon going down the river and those
same salmon have been caught on their
return. In all cases the time is four years,
SO that we know four years to be the
age of the salmon"
1.-The salmon makes this last journey to
die. The swan song is nothing to his death
pilgrimage. He fights his way through salt
water, and fresh, stemming the tide and
seemingly going fastest where the WI ers
are strongest. In the rivers he Jumps the
rapids and makes his way over stones and
rubbish. He often bruises himself, tearing
his skin until at last he reaches the spot
where the young salmon are to be born.
There he stays to die
But Mr. McMillin why do you speak
Of the salmon as he 1t is the female sal
mon who lays the eggs, is 1t not?"
Yes. but I use the pronoun as indicating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-19
Retains His Intelligence,

From the Yonkers Statesman.
He-"Believe me, that dog of mine is a
very intelligent animal"
She-''Oh. then you haven't owned him
very long?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-19

Copyright, 1904, by Frank G. Carpenter0
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
rIJICACn
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
CHINESE STUDENT
GETS COMMISSION
der Straps Of Lieutenant i'm Uui-
KcrsIty Cadet Regimenf.

BERKELEY. Feb. 4.-Samuel Sung
Young. young Chinese student at the
UniverEity of California, wears the
shoulder straps and sword Of a lieu
tenant in the University Cadet Regi-
ment This distinction has Just been
conferred on him Oy Adtutant Genera!
Stone Of the State Militia. acting on
the recommendation Of Colonel Henry
de r. Waite. colonel Of the student
soldiers organization.
Lieutenant Young Is the only Chi
nese wearing the uniform OF an officer
Of the United States army. He is a son
OF Rev. W. Q. Young. a regularly or
daine6 clergyman Of the Episcopal
church. and formerly rector Of a mis-
sion in San Francisco. The young man
Is a bright student and holds a State
scholarship that gives him 1925 a year.
He was graduated from the San Fran
cisco public schools and intends going
70 Columbia University when he fin
iEhes al Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
FEDERAL JURY
INDICTS AGENTS
Learns That Kansas Express
Companies Have Been Vio-
lating the Prohibition Laws

KANSAS CITY, No. Feb. 4-Whole-
sale indictments by the Federal Grand
Jury Of express agents in Kansas City,
throughout Kansas and in the prohi-
bition counties Of Texas and Of liquor
dealers who have been shipping liquor
into these prohibition States are i'm
minent. the result Of a movement start
ed By John ". Yerkes, Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue at Washington.
The local agents Of three large whole
sale liquor houses. it was announced
to-day, were indicted and arrested yes
terday, but released on their own re-
cognfzance. Additional bills, IT is said,
will be found against the agent Of
every express company in Kansas City,
in the State Of Kansas and in the pro-
hibition counties Of Texas who have
acted as agents for liquor houses in
selling whisky.
For years practically every express
company in this part Of the Southwest
has acted as the agency for liquor com
panies that have sold liquor in Kansas
and Texas, the express agents Of the
different companies acting nominally as
agents at the various points, thus prac-
tically nulIifying the prohibitory law
To avoid the law the whisky WAS sent
in sealed packages addressed 10 ficti-
tlOus names and sold by the agents for
express charges" Millions Of cases
of whisky have been sent into Kansas
yearly. and for each case disposed Of
the express agents were allowed 50
cents This naturally has proven not
only a violation Of the prohibition laws
Of the States named. but has deprived
the Federal Government Of an immense
amount Of revenue.
1t was stated to-day that the Fed
eraI Government has sent dozens Of
agents into Kansas and parts of Texas
affected 10 gain evidence upon which
to convict the offenders.
The three Kansas City liquor dealers
were indicted by Federal Grand Jury
sitting at Wichita. Kans.. and the in
dictments sent to the Office OF the
United States District Attorney here
for service.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
PRISAN GUARD
KILLS CONVICT
Desperate Criminal in the Ne
vada Penitentiary Attempts
to Make Escape and Is Shot

CARSON, New, Feb. "A convict
named Bentley. alias Teddy Smith.
was shot and killed by Guard
Gamble at the prison to-day. Bentley
was endeavoring to escape and while
making for the open beyond the dead
line was shot down.
Bentley has been feigning insanity
for a number Of weeks and when this
did not bring the desired result he
made break for liberty. He was with
a number Of convicts who were being
taken from the quarry, as the weather
was Threatening. Bentley was in the
lead and when he reached the outer
wall made a break to escape Guard
Gamble, who was the nearest to him,
ordered him 10 halt. The command
was repeated several times. and as the
man was getting out Of range, he fired
a shot The bullet struck Bentley in
the back and he died in few minutes.
Bentley had a bad record and was
serving his second term. He was SEN
fenced for attempting the life Of
Sheriff Hays Of Washoe County. He
was in jail awaiting trial, when he es-
caped. In doing so he shot the Sheriff
and escaped 20 Texas, where he was
recaptured after q years hunt He
was sentenced to twenty-five years and
was regarded as one Of the bad men Of
the prison.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
Pocahontas Degree Instans.

ALAMEDA Feb Yosemite
Council No. 1s. Degree OF POcahOntas.
Improved order of Red Men. has in
stalled the following officers POca-
hOntas, Clemencs LsdeDe; prophecies.
Edith Bridge: DOwhattal- John
Hearne: wenOnah. Helen Parker,
scouts. Martha, Lsdeme, Lillian Nor
man councillors. Aida Lewis. Aida
Blake runners, Cassie Gallagher.
Lily Lewis; guard OF tepee- Mrs J.
A Giish. guard OF forest. Ms T. J
Gallagher.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
UNIVERSITY EVENTS

BERKELET. Fzb. 4.-Nozte Coc,zTs ar
tain q taz track team has h=s- elected =
the executive committee q ths As=oclzte-
St1de--s the sthietIc representative CT fhsr
conuIttes 70 III re vscsneT 1s1e - ne
TssigrztiCu q Oral CTsraI-
Arss1geue-rs have been Dls1s tc- q cc1cerL
in The Greek Tnes-er CT t1s z--srr1cl =
We6nesdzF. March = ~ tire fsz-1-s tz11 p
Gor1ol Elzh1zz6erE. peC-is-iF k11T1 - he
Eutfsz This - Tx merely z regin,s--sl
held- playing cisssicsi alc pCF1lzr 1a11 -11-
SIC. bEr inci1dss pipers. 1s-c=E aid vocal
chDir 4 prcEra-Ue f-I q 1CTelr.=E nay
therefore y expected A6ElzEl1z VIII be -
cents ard the-e vii = 10 reserved s=a-s- II
cass q rain rls co1csrr VII = Ie-c n rE=
gymnasium
The srE1ent body vii meet t1-11o-r0E a. II
o'clock IN Harm GyrInazstuu fc- t1s p1r-
roes Il hearing ard acting q rhs Esp0rr o.
the ccunsrtee APPOINTED 20 collect data CT
proposed STUDENT Lair 6zr
The Students Ss1zts s-1 Congress vii ter
der q banquet % rhs UsmberE - h Czrzo-
team ou the sven1ng q February Il a. rEe
California Hotel n san Frsnc5sc1- -Tle ccu-
1ittses n charge consist q tEs following
uzrsd- Seust-E c. Baker " D An
drsEs 2 \ ShuEan- Cclzrss-R L Nc
TLlIizrns Philip Carey l. Q Eszre
The Judges q tze Ca-uo- ds1zte. Wnich All
- hsi1 to-uC-ToW evening IN Hzr-ou Csyrnnz-
siuTu- are Judge II g sIoss. ? J Nursszy
and judge SesEeiI-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
MATHEMATICIAN SCORES
THE SCHOOL TEACHERS
Methods i'm Vogue Are Away Be-
hind the Times

BERKELEY. Feb. 4-Professor Try
ing Stringham. head OF the department
Of mathematics al the University OF
California. says that the methods II
vogue among the teachers OF the public
schools Of the State are obsolete In
his classroom yesterday ne said that
the pedagOgues teach the same methods
that they learned when they went 10
school years ago, regardless OF the fact
that there has been large Improvement
Most striking OF these dereIictions. he
says, is that in regard TO the method
for extracting the cube root The
roundabout way used in the schools
may be good training Tor the mind,
Professor Stringham says. but IL is not
economy. When the graduates OF the
secondary schools enter the university
they have 10 be taught all over again.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
MONEY SLIPS
FROM OLD MAN
After AmassiBg a Fortune u
Half Million. FabrieiO Nj
gro Is Declared Incompetent
THROWS HIS COIN AWAY
Owner Of Poodle Dog RestaH-
rant Building said 10 Be Suf-
fering From Senile Dementia
oakland omee san Frauasco cali

Oakland C<1ce san FrsCc-scc [sll-
111s Broadwey. Feb- &
Fabricio Nigro. owner Il the Pod :
Dog restaurant building IN san Fran-
cisco. vas to-day declared incompetent
% manage his affairs. ard his Tlfe
Ellen was appointed hls guardian Her
pl,Ters. however, were restricted u
taking care q thef- income. which =
said % b s1Go9 z month from the build
Ing in which the restaurant r coz
Quoted alone They have other proI-
erty On both sides Il the bag and n
Il reDuted u D worth go 90
In MS examination to-day i vas
shown that EigrO = suffering from So
nile dementia- His wife stated that
he would leave home II ths l1o-nIng
with z p0cketful q money and return
st night without cent and o. unable
70 say what he hsd done with T. 4
few days ago he built z FIRE n the
middle q one Of the rooms Il their
home At Center and Seventh streets.
and she than determined 70 take STEPS
10 have restrictions placed upon his
actions. Mrs. Nigrc was placed under
81. 90 bonds and was not given author
ity 70 dispose Of any property
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
WILL EXHIBIT
WORKS OF ART
Three Hundred Paintings b.
Well known Artists - p
Hung b. Oakland Association
JUICES ALREADY NANED
Board Of Managers seeHTes
First Unitarian Church In
Which 10 Hold the Display
oakzna one szn FIrsncl.co CsL

DzkzrC one rzE rrs-rl 80 L~z---
1lls Hrozcsey. Ee5- &
8Eors thz1 - Dsfrrf1gs y shs na1sr
ceie5-stes artists r Czat9-rlz nh -
zhoun a. r1s fou-th annual exar5l- u
fne oakland Az Es1d Assoclz-io-,
7ghfca Viii 0cen SATURDAY. Fza-zz-v -.
IL The EErz- Unitarian C1u-cE- 2 had
q I've Judges viz Es-ecr ths pzsnlzgs
70 ~ hung zccordi1g % tAslr ns-l-z-
Those rho VIII Judge tae sxala1ts are
=. Ca6e1zsso. EydEsy =. Esr1s q
ChapeI Judsoz, Xavier 3Lsrrlnsz ard
NJ PlazzonL
More than eightT-EVs EeI-kooT1
artists have already promised . ss11
EXHIBITS. AMI - each eL1zDf-oE nay
have dFe pictures hung f. - sLpecred
that every avaiIzhle DIT q space VII
- occupied When TIE exhibit openz-
Al exhibits are required 70 - a. ths
church n0t later than ths sve11zg q
February IL
The exhibition VII be gwen uldsr
the direction u The bosrd o usnszsrs
q The Oakland Al Fund Assoeiarion-
They are 1Irz. William MllWsfr- nan
ager- 5Irs- z a ElU=g=l and Mis-
ELzzbeth Gray. assistant Managers
Mss Addis GoTTills secretary snd -Esss-
uTer, Mrs ". 2 Sharon Chairman r=-
ceptiOn committee. Mss Pauline Col
lins. Chairman music committee Mss
Ada Bates. Miss IUog=ls HzwlsT. Mrs
Bee B CIaEson. Mrs william NCv=s-
Mrs Arthur Brown. d. EdWzr1 T01
Adslung. William GOrriI and Dr.
Charles D. Gilman
The judges were selected a. a meet
ing oF the board Of Managers had A.
the Ofice OF Dr. Won Adelung this after
noon. The object Of the exhibition i %
encourage art OF this side q ths bay
and establish sn arr center IN oakland
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
SEEPACE KILLS
TYPHOID GERMS
Professor Jordan q the Uni
versity Of Chicago Announces
an Important Discovery

CHICAGO. Fs5- IA ts15Ts-T
thzt raT 6sa1s ~ l-ts-s-z-s ez-sl
1zss beeo-s re Url-s1 states S11-=zs
Ccu-- wss s1zo--es1 -o-1zT - P-o-
fezso- Jo-dz- q r1s C-1Fsrs--y ..
CE-ceg0- W11le CT rEs Ti--sss s-z-1
ID tEs hearing q ire i-1-zc-lo1 cz1s
= rEs save @ 1Lsso1-1 zzz1-s- -
S-z-z = I-l1-o-s ard -Es CE-zgo Sz--
-zry D5s-r5ct -o-zzT- Prof=zso- To--
dan declared Es rad r-oTs1 r1z- -
p5O-d gsrr1s Efll ror i've Eo-s -1z1
Two days u Eespags roll--s1 Tz-s-
and wlI n0- I've mo-s -1z1 -s- csTz
i1 p1re Wa-s--
The discovery. bsEi1ss osiCz c--c-z4
il tls present. SIT - contrary % A.
previous scis1r1Ec theories r=gsr1--g
the Efs q rgphoi5 fever bscill-
Ass5czz-sz wl-1 PrcssssCr J1-1z- =
The extensive experiments W1lc1 I'D
up 70 rs discovery were E-0-sss7-
Russell q rh= University q Wls-o1-
SIN and Professor Zs-- @ S0--hEss--
er1 C1-T=rsl-y-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
Chinese Charged With Murder.

Detective Ryan arrived from Sacra-
men1O yesterday morning with Nguen
Lun. who is accused Of shooting and
killing Tom Yick OF the Chinese Edu-
cational Society in Ross alley on May :
last. His companion in the killing.
QuOn You. was arrested on August 20
by Detective Ryan and is new await
ing his trial in the Superior Court Ten
presidents Of Chinese tOngs were in
dicted by the Grand Jury for conspi-
racy in connection with the same muir
der, and one OF them. Quon Ouock
Wah. was tried before a jury in Judge
Lawlor's court, convicted and sen
fenced to be hanged. but motion for
a new trial is pending.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05

OAKLAND. Feb. 4--The Alameda
county Real Estate Dealers AssOcla-
ton tonight took up several matters
II interest 70 Oakland. the principal Of
which was the running of Oakland
news through all editions q the San
Francisco press. President z J. Wood
ward of the association brought the
matter up and there were numerous
speeches made indOrsing the action Of
the San Francisco call for giving its
Oakland news publicity 70 the world
George Austin. the Taylor brothers,
Edward I.ayrnance and many others
addressed the association upon the ad-
vantagss that we're 70 be derived from
this move of the san Francisco Cail IN
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05

giving the entire circulation OF the
paper the full benefit Of the Oakland
news
At the conclusion OF the discussion q
resolution was adopted indOrsing the
action Of the only San Francisco paper
that has recognized the advancement
of the interests OF the eastern side OF
the bay.
The association also indorsed the i'm
prOvement Of the Webster street I'LL
between Oakland and Alameda and
recommended the passage Of a definite
building ordinance for the city OF Oak
land. The excursion TO Los Angeles
was also approved and nearly all Of
the members viii avail themselves OF
the opportunity 70 visit the bOomland
Of the south.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
w. f. SCULLY PRESIDENT
OF DISTRICT COUNCIL
Crowley. Head Of Master Plumb
erS' Association.

OAKLAND Feb. 4-W. Z. Scully.
former business agent OF the Building
Trades Council OF Oakland. has been
elected president Of the District Coun-
Gil Of Painters Of san Francisco, which
has jurisdiction over all the unions
around the bay.
The Plumbers Union viii give a
banquet 10 Daniel Crowley. president
Of the Master Plumbers Association.
on February II. The members OF the
committee Of arrangements are F
Newell. E Killing, J. Barry. s. T.
Donough and Thomas Neal.
The examining board OF the Plumb
ers' Union viii commence a competf-
tive examination Of apprentices on
February p 70 determine which OF
the apprentices shall attend the trade
school al New York next year.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
sfarrfaee IGcenzes.

OAKLAND. Feb- 4.-The followfng
marriage Licences were issued by the
County Clerk today. John Refining.
over p, and Laura g. Price. over IS.
both of Berkeley. John b ". FRANKIE.
p. and EIdora v Ieves. q. both Of
Oakland, John silva =. Nil Valley.
and Vincent Roderick. p. HayVrardss
Frank Borgeson. 20. and Hilma Chris
tenson. q. both of Berkeley; JOao a.
LfaI. &c. Niles. and label ~ Roza, p.
Livermore: samuel L Roger. y. and
Leonora L silva. %. both Of san Le-
andre.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
LITTLE SHOWN
FOR LIFE WORK
Inventory Of Estate Of Late
Professor Du PoEt Syle, Just
Finished. Totals but S2321
ROYALTIES VERY MEAGER
SmslIness of His Earnings l.
a Disappointment 10 the Many
Admirers 4 His Work
ozHz-a one sza Frauel=eo czH

lis Brcz6way. FEB 4
Fcr rs I<=s uo-E il which r. vas
1=eued slc-e-z- tze le-s PTofezs1-
Z r. Pc-t sy,e leaves IT estate val
I'D ~ 81 ~ A. inventory = his
ee=--z alz5 tC-ze- ~ h5s WIDOW sao--s
that royalties q his works have
brought hsr u f-5-1 " P jenkins
- = a1E fr11 AL-n & Bacon s =
z-C ff51 FroE z life Insurance pOlicT
has be=r realized Sssz . while sllss in
eash wh-ca Prcfesso- =yle had Il the
-a1e = Eis csath. makes Up the bal
s-re - MS estate
D.Ellg The many years Re was 2 pro
feEE1r - English lirerstE<e1ar the Tni-
ve-zltv q CsIfto-1la he wrote q nun
5er n works which were regarded as
c-ssE-rz r. -ke world q literature. and
the E-laIrezz Il his estate is q dissp-
D,.-rUer- ~ the mary who valued his
writings and teschsngE
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Alameda County.
WEDNESDAY,. FEBRI-Apv

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 3
Kate h Wheeler wife Of p Il 10 Emily
g Gustatson wife Of CD lot on s lire a.
Eighth street l00 Z Of Fallen. z so bv : roo
part block 2Gl. Oakland: $40
Michael Dooian, alias Michael T. Dolan 10
Sarah Adams wife OF Jcsephl Ior II 49,
465- Gibbons property Oakland. gift
J. r. and Nellie c Stewart fyElfe1 TO Co
lIr17olan BANKING Company l0t on : line -
Deunisson street, - F of Valdez E 81 y bv :
loo. portion u lot :. block D. she'll Mos,5
Tract, East Oakland: $40
Martin ConcanrOn 10 William Coucann,,
fWidOVcrl. lot on line OF William sfrg--
205.T1z " OF Wood. " - BY s 1O0.71s iot ~
block -. Oakland Point Railroad Ferry Land
ing. Oakland. also lot : line OF William,
street. 1lS-llz " Of Pine. " O. s By I0o-7Is
tract Oakland. 81
Levi and Alice Keys Cvife) TO Louis Sie-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
VIII Build Broadway Sewers.

OAKLAND. Feb. 4.-The Street
Committee OF the City Council to-
night recommended that the City En-
gineer be directed 10 prepare plans
and estimates OF cost OF sewers on
both sides OF Broadway from Twelfth
street south 10 the water front This
IS the first step toward the cOnstruc-
tiOn Of new sewers 10 replace the old
concrete cOnduits. which have caused
much damage by constant breaking
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
Bond Report in Abeyance.

OAKLAND, Feb 4--SubmissiOn Of
the special bond committees report
on general improvement bonds will
not be made 10 the City Council be-
fore the meeting of February Is. The
committee has held a conference with
the Board of Trade directors. who
have expressed themselves as in favor
OF the general plan. 1t is understood
that before the report is ready for the
public the committee viii make some
cuts in amounts to be allowed in the
estimates.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
Thirteen Times a Runaway.

OAKLAND. Feb. 4.-For the thir-
teenth time Josephine Perry. Is years
OF age, has been arrested as a run
away from her home IN North Oak
land. The police registered entry
number I3 on the prison blOtter to-
day. Miss Perry has been placed in
the incorrigible class BY her parents
and the District Attorney win take
charge OF her case
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
Propose Legal Action.

OAKLAND, Feb. 4.-The West Oak
land Improvement Club will hold a
meeting tomorrow night, at which it
is proposed to provide for legal action
over the garbage crematory. An ex-
ecutive committee with power TO en-
pIoy an attorney and begin action is
suggested.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
Hempstead Wins Ont.

OAKLAND. Feb 4.-The applica-
ton 10 have Constable Bert HEMP
stead removed from his once on the
charge that he had retained $3.50 be-
longing 10 one Vladimir Lydia was
denied to-day by Judge Hall and the
action dismissed II was shown thai
the money was given Hampstead 10
indemnify him against loss until suit
was settled This case has not yet
been settled.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
ClllIdrcn 20 PIant -.

BERKELEY. Feb. 4.-7fhe children Of
the Mckinley School wiz celebrate an
arbor day Of their owTEon February 2
by planting trees in the school yard
ard along the street. The trees are u
Ike the place Of a number that were
torn up while the school was under
going repairs lately
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
Charges Lawyer With Cruelty.

OAKLAND. Feb. 4-Gsorge F
Witter. an attorney Of san Francisco.
was arrested to-day On a charge Of
having driven a horse 10 death.
Charles a Clarke. 1911 Clay street.
complained that the lawyer sold
horse 70 James Taylor. an undertaken,
but after making the sale drove the
animal from san Jose 50 hard that
IL died
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
Rercnts. CInim AlIoued.

OAKLAND. Feb. 4.-The claim of
the regents of the University orNCaI-
ifornia for s30,0S5 against the estate
OF the late State Senator Beard Of
AlvaradO has been approved by his
widow and to-day was allowed by the
court His estate IS valued at $50, 0O0
The fnde ebtedness was for money bor-
rowed from the regents some years
ago.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
A Wrong Picture.

On January % The Call in publish
ing an account Of the arrest in Oak
land of a young girl named Norah
Jordan on a charge of petty larceny
printed by mistake as picture Of the
arrested girl the photograph Of an in
nocent and estimable young lady of
that city. The mistake was an unfor-
tunate one and correction is gladly
made
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
NEWS OF TTIE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA %
BRANCH OFFICES
Or THE CALL II
ALAMEDA COUNTY

OaELaED-
1f1< Brlzs1aEaE-
Te1e-Cfl1-ze Ma 11e&
EE-FzEELET
zfsS CeEer -frL
Ie-erfooe Elg--13 -
ALAMEDA
l4z1 FzrC 5rr
IeEeDssgze EzZie ~
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
charged Mih steaIing TooI..

OAKLAND. Feb. Al .. Orrnsby
and J. W. Wright sTore 70 complaints
to-day charging Edward ConnOrs. who
is in custody. with burglary. ConnOrs.
the police say. has been stealing 2
large quantity Of carpenters tools
from buildings in course OF construc-
ffo~
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
DIED

KEARSEN-In Oakland. cal rsersarv
1904. Ars- y. Ncarney. beloved wfsr a 49,
late John hcornsy. ard Slstfr ~ NJ q
rovne ~ oSkisnd and Richa-s C,irr ~ Is
Angeles, native cf County Trcsrsrv. r.
land
DFriereS ana .ccaafnta,-~s ,-. -ss,.-
lull1 invited q attend TIRE funeral ~, Safur-
day az o'ciock. lrcTu her sisters resi-
rcnce. 81 0.edar ~trect. trrr~. e, - r>,r-
ricS thurcN YShs{c a S,icrrn requiem mas
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etsry.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
Smallpox ON the Logan.

HONOLULU. Feb. 4.-The army
transport Logan arrived here to-day
from Manila with one case Of small
pox on board. After leaving the pa
tient at Quarantine Island the Logan
proceeded TO San Francisco without
communicating with the shore.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05

Los ANGELES Feb 4-The Coroner's
jury in the case Of John B. Kearney who
shot 10 death b. Philip Lee. a hack driver,
in the Hotel Berwick Tuesday afternoon. found
that Lee fired the fatal shot with intent to
KIN and ne was accordingly held 70 answer on
4 charge OF murder.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
WARMLY INDORSE CALL

Running of Oakland News Through Ali Editions
ofPaper Is an Innovation That They Quickly See
Is of Great Beneft--Approve Webster-Street Fill
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05

PRESIDENT OF THE ALAMEDA COUNTY REAL ESTATE DEALERS
ASSOCIATION. WHO APPROVES ACTION
MING OAKLAND NEWS THROUGH EDITIONS