The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15
ALAMEDA COUNTY news

GETS HER DECRED-oakland, April IA
Gussie NJ Teeple given interlocutory
decree Of divorce this afternoon from Percy
Teeple on the ground of his unfaithfulness.
BISHOP ROWE WILL PREACH--Alameda
April 14--Bishop Peter Trimble Rowe of
Alaska WILL preach at the II rs morning ser
vices at Christ Episcopal Church Sunday morn
ing.
CITY TRUSTEE RESIGNS AS FIREMAN.
Alameda, April 14.-Ernest ]. Probst City
Trustee-elect. has resigned as foreman of Hose
No. 2. Louis c. LEM has been appointed to
the place.
BISHOP NICHOLS TO sPEAK.-oakland
April 1.-THE Right Rev. Bishop Nichols of
the Episcopalian church will speak tomorrow
at the monday services that are being held
at the Novelty Theater.
EXEMPT FIREMEN April IA
The Exempt Firemen's Association will hold
their second meeting on Sunday next at
p. m. at Judge Quinn's courtroom The efec-
ton OF officers will be completed.
NO NEW POLICEMEN. April IA
The Finance Committee of the City Council
has decided against an increase in the police
force for the present. The subject has been
laid over until the next fiscal year.
ONE OFFICER NOT RE-ELECTED-oak-
land, April 14.-At the annual meeting Of the
First Presbyterian Church last night all the
officers were reelected with the exception Of
Earl Bingham. the Sunday school superintend-
ent.
GRAND OFFICERS VISIT OAKLAND
Oakland April 1.-THE grand officers of the
Young Mems Institute visited Council No. o
IN I0lS city ldSt evening ana were given a
reception by the local members at Forssters'
Hall.
GETS DAMAGES FOR WAGON.
April 14.-Judge George Samueis to-day gave
against the Oakland Traction Consolidated for
damage done his horse and wagon in street
car collision
CENSUS MARSHAI.s NAMED.-oakland.
April 14.-The following school census mar
shals have been appointed: Ernest Arran H
E. Footman, j. c. Phillips, Lowell J. Hardy.
George c. FTauck, F. o. Nebeker, E. s. Finch
Lloyd Adney. Il
APPOINT NEW CENSUS MARSHAL-AI-
ameda, April 14.-Cari H. Allen. brother
in-law of Superintendent OF Schools Fred T.
Moore. has been appointed school census mar
shal by the Board of Education. vice Percy
r. Fox, resigned
FRENCH PLAYS PRoDUCED.-Berkeley,
April 14.--Le Cercle eFrsncais of the university
produced at Hearst Hall tonight two French
plays one pastoral by NJ Dupouey, instruc-
Premier Mai" and "Gringoire"
CONDUCTORS AssAILANI's FINED
Oakland. April, 14.-Edward r. Williams Jo-
seph Connolly and John Tubman Jr who at
tackled C. v. Gardner. an Oakland Traction
Consolidated conductor each fined $50
to-day by Police Judge Mortimer Smith
RECEPTION TO. GRAND RULER-oak
land. April 14.-Oakiand Lodge of Elks gave
a reception last evening to. w. j. o. Brien Jr..
the grand exalted ruler of the order. There
was a large attendance and the grand ruler
complimented Oakland Lodge very highly
COMES TO OAKLAND ONCE MORE
Oakland April 14.-Theodore Schaub one Of
the leading hotel men in Placerville has re,
turned to his old home In Oakland for short
time Mr.. Schaub has been in business In
Oakland before and may decide to locate here
LONDON ENGAGEMENT DENIED Oak
land. April 14.--T'he story published this even
ing that Jack London was engaged to Miss
Charmfon Kfttredge formerly of Berkeley
was tonight denied by Mrs. London the
mother CT the author Mr.. London himself be-
ing in San Francisco.
WILL GO To- SACRAMENTO.-OakIa
April 14.-Athens Parlor of Native Sons has
appointed committee to make arrangements
for a trip to Sacramento upon the occasfor,
of the celebration of Admission day in that
CITY, The committee is composed OF Messrs
Garrison. Dean Babbe, Armstrong Lutgen and
Gauge.
GIVEN SENTENCES.-Oak April IL
James Howard was sentenced to Folsom for
eighteen months for burglary by Judge Ellis
worth to-day. He pleaded guilty to burglariz-
ing Toulouse at Warm Springs Sol Rams
was sentenced to San Quentin for year for
trying to pass a fictitious check on F. s. os-
good for SO.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.-Oakland..A April Ia
The following marriage licenses were issued to-
day: John H. Pry aged 27, and Bernice X
Minugh II. both of Oakland John G.. Howell
Jr., over 81, Berkeley. and Rebecca R. Rich
ardson over IS, San Francisco Caleb N. Be
ment. 40 and Beatrice l. Frederick, 90 botn
of Fruitvae.