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his family resides by his mother. who died
two years ago. He worked as hostier here
and was never known to have much money.
DIVORCES GRANTED. Oakland. June 20
Judge ELLSWORTH to-day granted final decree
Of divorce to Mrs. Louisa Jaccard from Leon
Jaecard on the grounds OF desertion and neg
lect.. final decree of divorce has been en-
tered in the suit OF Mrs Elizabeth A. Weber
Of Alameda against Henry L. Weber, an en-
gineer CT Crockett The custody of a minor
chile and $50 month ainony were awarded
to Mrs Weber by Judge Ellsworth.
ITALIAN USES KNIFE.-Oakland. June 26
F. ID. Charters. a bartender employed at the
Gave saloon. who resides at Tenth and Frank
evening by John christofr an Italian peddler,
to whom he had refused to sell drink this
afternoon. Christoff attacked Charters at
Deputy Sheriff William Mofat Charters
wound, which was not serious, was dressed at
the Receiving Hospital.
WOMAN FRIGHTENED BY SHOTS
the house occupied by Mrs. d. r. Sutherland
at 993 Addison street in West Berkeley last
nashs the inmates being thorSughly frishtensd
by the person using the gun The police were
notified To-day confession was made by a
group OF negihborhood boys that they had fired
the Shots meaning no harm, not knowing that
the house was occupied
SUPERVISORS APPOINT TEN-Oakland
June 26.-The Board of Supervisors this morn
ing appointed nine copyisss and an index clerk,
the appointments TO take effect July 1:
Those who get places are: ]. G. Mattos Jr.,
W. j. Lanktree Victor Ghirardelli L. G. Par
ker. Miss NJ Branin and G. H. Strickler, copy
ists salary 500: H. Mathews. copyist salary
$50: H. Nolan roadbook copyist. salary 800;
ID. l.. Cook, index clerk salary 500. and Miss
E. May, copyist for four months, salary $1o0.
FALL CAUSES BLOOD POISON.-Alameda
June 26.--George Scheiner musician residing
at 1903 Ninth street. died tonight at a local
sanitarum from blood poisoning. The trouble
resulted from fracture to his left arm. which
he suffered last Thursday by falling from a
magnolia tree while attempting to pluck a
flower for friend. Scheiner a member OF
the Golden Gate Park Band, 80 years of age,
and was prominent in musical circles on both
sides of the bay.
Declaring that her relatives were attempting to
obtain her property, Mrs. Jane Rector called at
the County Clerks office to-day and stated
that she intended to make another will, where
by the relatives complained of would be cut off
with SIS each. Mrs. Rector has made several
Wills and the ra last one hs she so IN S. with
induced to sign paper recently when too i'll
TO resist her relatives whom she refuses 20
name. Mrs. Rector's savings consis. of a small
amount in bank.
HONOR HIS MEMORY.--Oakland, June 60
The Board Of Education tonight decided to
change the name OF the new Grove-street
school, and when the building is erected
1t will be known as the Campbell School This
action was taken upon motion OF Director c. D.
Rogers who called a5sensi1n hss, 20 the fact that
owners and that the new name would be a
tribute of respect to the memory OF the late
Fred NJ Campbell. who was City Superintend-
ent Of Schools State Superintendent of Public
instruction and one of the men who laid the
foundation of the public school system Of Cali
fornia.
MARRIAGE LICENsES.-Oakland. June IS.
The following marriage licenses were issued
to-day: Howard NJ Hansbrow. %. and Clara
E. Reid. o. both Of Alameda; Herman Lued-
deke "a and Grace Conner, "a both OF
Oakland; Julius 6. Hammeii, 80. Fruitvale.
and Donna M. Whitaker. q. Oakland Samuel
A. Nelson. ~. and Hilda B. Kullberg, %.
both OF Oakland: Charles A. Peters 80. Mos
cow. Idaho. and Mary D. Kittredge. 25, Berke-
ley; Arthur NJ Cathcart, 81 Palo Alto. and
Edna e. wallace, 26. Indianapolis. Ind; Will
liam r. Morrish. o. Berkeley. and Florence
j. Burpee. p. Oakland Everett J. Brown. 2s.
Oakland. and Winifred L. Osborne, %, Befke-