The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.


WILL ADDRESS CHURCH CLUB.-Ala-
media, April 24.-Chaplain J. S. Wallace Of
the United States navy will address the Church
Club in Parish Hall To- morrow night on Life
on the High Seas"
BURGLARS FRIGHTENED-Oak April
24--Burgiars attempted break into Mrs. NJ.
Mathews residence. East Twelfth street and
Third avenue. to- night. but were frightened
away after breaking window.
SUSPECTED OF TILLTAPPIN6.-O
April 24.-Joseph Maderos, residing at 1471
Fifth street arrested early this morning
on suspicion of having stolen 81 T5 from the
till Of Perry Pedros saloon. Fifth and
Lewis streets.
WOMEN PLAN ENTERTAINMENT
land April 24-The Women's Alliance and the
Unity Club Of the First Unitarian Church will
give an entertainment at Wendte Hall next
Tuesday evening. The feature of the evening
will be several specialties by Barney Bernard,
the celebrated Hebrew impersonator.
SAYS HE WAS BEATEN.-OakIand. April
24-Manuel Pacheco swore out warrant for
waylaid and beaten him into insensibility. He
drives for the Farmount Dairy and his head
has the indications Of the truth of his charges.
KNOCK DOWN AND RoB-oakland. April
24.-Willsm Hoffschneider, guest at the
Crellin Hotel, was held up on TWelfth-street
Gam at / O'Clock this morning by two masked
fOotpads, who knocked him down and robbed
their victim of 81 90. Hoffschneider notified
the police two hours later.
TO INSPECT CADETS.-Berkeleys April "a
President Wheeler has received notice frem
tion Of the military department of the univer-
sity viii take place on Monday, May s. Cap
tash FRANK l.. Ninh: IWeIth infantry, ald
de camp, viii be designated to make the In
spection.
SAY he KEEPS FENCE. Oakland.
April 24.-The trial OF H. Sparber for receiv-
Judge Greene and jury. He has a second
hand store Broadway, near Seventh, and
had in his possession a large quantity Of
hardware stolen from Durham. Carrigan g.
Hayden OF San Francisco
WANT VEHICLES BARRED-oakIand
April 24--The Independence Square Improve
the Board of Public Works to close the drive
ways through Independent Square by erecting
barricades which will close the square to all
vehicles request was also made for an
electric light at East Twentieth street and
Eighteenth avenue.
CORNERSTONE IS LAID.-Oakland. April
Avenue Congregational Church. which is to be
erected Howe street between Moss avenue
O'Clock The ceremony was conducted by the
Rev. Miles B. Fisher and was participated in
by the Rev. j. K. Mclean the Rev. Burton
Palmer and Charles F. Whitton
Co EDS ELECT PRESIDENT. -Berke-
ley, April 24.-The annual election Of the
Associated Women Students of the University
Miss Phoebe Binney for president. She de-
feated Miss Gladys Meyer by vote of 207 to
MISS Laura Williams was elected vice
president Miss Alice Porterheld secretary;
Miss Corneilia Stratton, treasurer.
CHARGED WITH THREATENING WIFE.
Oakland, April 24.-H- Smith. a cigar dealer,
was in the Police Court to-day, accused by his
wife. Mrs. Mae Smith, with having threatened
TO take her life. The couple have quarreled
and had agreed to separate. The wife charged
that her spouse used violent language when
she tried to take away her belongings. The
case continued one day.
WILL ENTERTAIN PREss.-Oakland
April 24.-The German Club OF Oakland will
entertain the members of the Alameda County
press tomorrow evening at the club rooms,
Broadway and Eleventh street. The arrange
ments are In charge of Professor Albin Putz-
ker of the University of California. The OBJ
ject Of the entertainment is to arouse interest
in the Schiller memorial celebration.
TEACHERS WILL BE GUESTs.-Alamsda,
April 24.-on Thursday evening the Unitarian
Club Will give the teachers OF the School De-
partment reception in the parlors OF the
Unitaian church Music Will be rendered
during the evening by the Hawaiian quintet
The affair will conclude with a dance to be
given in the gymnasium adjoining the church.
PROCURE SCHOLARS SERVICES S-Berke-
ley. April 24.-Professor Arrhenius, the Swedish
scientist who was of the university's summer
school faculty last year. has consented to ae-
company the universitys expedition to Spain
next August. when the eclipse OF the sun is
10 be watched by California University men
Professor Arrhenius Is head Of the chemistry
department OF the University OF Stockholm.
MINISTER ACCEPTS cALL-Berkeley.
April 24.-The Rev John H. Lathrop has ac-
cepted the call of the First Unitarian Church
OF Berkeley to be its minister. He will take
charge of the church next September. by
which time he viii have graduated from the
theological department OF Harvard Uniysrsitv
Mr.. Lathrop is % years old. graduate of the
Meadville Theological School, in Pennsylvania
and esteemed brilliant divinity student al
Harvard.
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH Oakland
April 24.-Frank Taylor. a member of the
real estate firm of Taylor Bros. G. Co.. had
narrow escape from death this afternoon at
Fourteenth and Broadway The buggy in
which he riding at the time coIIided with
another and Taylor was thrown to the street
one of the wheels of the buggy passing over
him. The horse which he driving ran
away and ran Into another rig at Seventeenth
street and Telegraph avenue, wrecking Tay-
lor's buggy
MARRIAGE LICENSES.-Oakland April
4--The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the County Clerk to-day: Wesley
Adams. over y, Oakland, and Amelia p. Mer-
rin, over is. Berkeley; Peter j. McHugh "a
and Vera Tubbs, Is. 10th OF San Francisco:
William l. Pixley, q, San Francisco, and
Ethel M. Allen, over Is, Alameda; Alfred
stansheld, over 81 Montreal, and Ethel E.
Grubb, over IS. Oakland; Daniel w Page 32
and Marie Roach, 10. both of San Francisco;
Dennis Murphy, 81. and Elizabeth Regain 25
Oakland; Edwin F. Marion. 25. and May VIII
son, 20, both OF Oakland; Fay ID. Cornell over
Il, and Bertha NJ. Bessey, over Is, both OF
Oakland; Theodore Tillman, 81. San Francisco.
and Anita Parker, "a, Alameda: William 7
fobin, over p. and Helen r. DoIan over Is.
both Of Oakland; Joseph Murphy. 30, San
Francisco. and Grace Crossette 25 Oakland.
John F. o Brien, 2e and Annie Fahev. %
both of Alameda; John 3, Aulin 56 and Az
mes b Aulin 81, both Of Oakland; Paul Leiyo.
s2. Los Angeles. and Elvira V. Johnson "a
Oakland; Dudley V. Saetzer, 25 Reddine and
Florence n Ssnger. n. Berkeley; Joseph
King, -, San Leandro. and Minnie Silva =
Oakland; Charles e Hathaway q. Seattle,