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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses were issued
Yesterday:

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Chester H. woolsey, "a. 1924 Sacramento St.
and Daisy Chambers, %. 2220 Sacramento st.
Milton D. Johnson 90. 203 Turk street. and
Efhe V. Pyle, Is, Vacavile.
John p Goyheneix, %, OPS Fillmore street,
and Elsie NJ. Hail. 10, 955 Page street.
Richard ]. Crimes. 81. 709 Howard street,
and Margaret F. Haloran, 81, 709 Howard st.
George +. Metro, 81, 1926 Geary street. and
Martha E. Rush, Is, 2627 Sacramento street.
James Mckendry, "a Dps Texas street. and
Hattie Brarens 20, 705 Dolores street.
John E. Oberg. 20. $50 Harriet street. and
Olga NJ. !. Peterson, 49, $50 Harriet street.
Homer F. Galloway, 35, Reddng, and Anna
E Brown, 2s, Redeing.
William jacob, 56. 1712 Church street. and
Johanna Humid, 90 1878 Sanchez street.
Joel F. Silvan. SO, 245 Clara street. and
Lizzie Jaskari. 90 1010h Natoma street.
john E Vargas, 49, Stockton. and Mary
Daviner. 50. Stockton.
Patrick Concannon. 81, Santa Clara, and
Kate A Doyle. 1S Santa Clara
Gustaf II. Coleman, %, Los Angeles, and
Elizabeth Chapman, %, Memphis, Tenn.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST o.

Cuneo & Costa Company to B. Cademartori.
lot on NV corner of Green and Franklin
streets. w 9s:2 by N 1870; $40
John W. and Sarah A. Finn to Katherine
and Eliza NJ. Macdonald, lot on line OF
Eddy street. 1876 of Laguna, 1915 by N
100; s10.
Willard A. and Rose f. Wayman to Mariana
M. Roca wife of Ramon), lot on line of
Vallejo street, 1926 w of Buchanan w 40 by
n 1876; $40.
Catherine l. o. Brien to Joseph Cabana lot
on S line of o. Farrell street, lis w of Stein
er, w 1916 by 92:6: SO.
Mary l.. and Charles P. Troy to Johanna
NJ. and Kare G. Wagner. lot on w line
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either Of the publication offices and be
indorSed with the and residence OF per-
sons authorized to have the same published
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
OF the event are published once in this column
free Of charge
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

)NE Of San Franclsco's most charming sub
1ris is NIL Valley IL Is gro ~ing fast:
We have a few lots left IN our tract right
at the station. command .ng grand view OF
bay and mountains; some are covered with
trees; all the streets are severed: water
mains laid. prices range from $500 10 $3.50:
terms 10 per cent cash. SO monthly. Agents
on tract Sunday LYON & HOAG, 116
MONTGOMERY sf
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10

DIED.
Altube. Pedro, rs Hawthorne. F. A.. Al
Bartlett, JOS L.. 30 Hink, Carsten j. "a
Brennan, Father Mathews Mrs A 76
Buja, Mcho, 3S McCully Anastasia 81
Curtin, Hannah, 20 Mckerron, A 4 %
Dorman, Thomas, 10 Michaelson Fred "a s
Encalada Augctin. ~ Miller. Margaret. 81
Enemark, Geo A, - Minner, Harold F. 1S
Farmer Celia Powell, Sarah L., rs
Foster, Capt E., 76 Regain Martin n h5
Greene, VIM E., 6S Tamm John IT az
Haswell, Agnes W.. 16 West Emma 40
ALTUBE-In this city, August g. 1905. Pedro
Altube, beloved husband of Maria Altube
brother Of Bernardo Altube, and father of
Mrs NJ. Gesvret Mrs. ]. F. Ormart Mrs
N. Orrnart and Mrs. j. J. AItube a native
of Spain. aged rs years.
OFriends and acquaintance are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral which
will take place Friday, August IL at q
O'Clock, from his late residence 2S2I Jack
son street, thence to Nuestra Sonora de
Guadalupe Church, where O solemn requiem
mass will be celebrated for the repose Of
his soul. commencing at 10 O'Clock Inter
ment Holy Cross Cemetery. Please omit
flowers.
BARTLETT-In this city, August 6, 1905, Jo
seph l.. Bartlett. beloved father of Mrs
Richardson and Mrs. T. C. Carroll and
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10

AS the result of a sad experiences with.
reckless chauffeurs, the owner OF a dwell a
ing at the corner of two streets ia
Basingstoke, England. has put upon il a
plaeard. reading: Motor car drivers are
requested to leave this house where il
Is"
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE.

on a cold, loggy day take ride to Bur-
lingsme and NOTE the difference In climate.
You viii enjoy the outing A delightful place
close 70 the city Beyond question the lots
We are Offering for sale directly al the sta
tion are the best bargains in the market: big
lots 502l50 and larger. for $3.50; terms $50
cash SO monthly Only few lots left at
these low prices. OFFICE on grounds
LYON & HOAG. 116 Montgomery St
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
A d DDTVE1

Wednesday, August o.
schr Ida A. Campbell. 5 hours from Point
Reyes.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORT TOWNSEND-A-rfved AuR 9-schr
William Bowden. from Mollendo; schr Aloha
hence July "a Passed in Aug 9-Schr H D.
Bendixson. from San Pedro, for Tacoma: schr
WlIbert L. Smith. from San Pedro. for Ballard
REDONDO-Arrived Aug 9-Stmr San Pedro
from san Pedro Stmr santa Barbara from
san Pedro stmr Santa Monica. from san
Pedro.
Sailed Aug 9-sehr sotoyome. for San Fran
cisco.
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BORN

HANSEN-In this city. August 4, 1905, to the
wife Of Alfred Hansen. a son.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
REAL EsrArE-crry-FoR SALE.

ISlAIE-OIAt-fO Ott S-t LIZ
). W. LAYMANcE. 6s2 Marke;
$40 CASH. BALANCE IS MONTHLY
no INTEREST.
No INTEREST.
NO INTEREST
NO TAXES.
10 10 TAXEs.
TITLE PERFECT-GUARANTEE
TITLE PERFEcT-GCARANTE
IN BEAUTIFUL BERKELEY
This offer Is made TO close up partnership
10 ainety lots
These magniheently located lots ready TO
build upon. Possession given ct once. Ohly
vice; fare Sc each way; station on the grouho :
surrounded by nice houses; opposite the I'M
ruense Pacific Coast Lumber and Fnrnlture .lI
Company, also other manufacturing estaolsh-
ments giving employment to hundreds o. peo-
pie.
Every lot will double in value before paid for.
Nothing can stop it: they are located in the
growing section
There are some very choice lCtS. First come
first served.
Remember you only have IS per month 70
you save from $50 10 S75 per lot in interest and
taxes alone on every lot you buy upon these
terms.
The regular cash price OF the lots is 500
each; / sell them at the same price upon tnese
terms.
In the town OF Berkeley. one OF the most
prosperous and growing cities around the bay
every man should own his home. 10 be inde-
pendent OF rent day. 10 be better on than 80
per cent Of the people you know real estate is
safer than a bank; without an exception the
nien who have become wealthy have made II
in real estate: land IN this section Sll double,
nothing stop IL: Carnegie says that more
laree fortunes have been made IN real estate
values than from all sources combined secure
q catalogue OF unsold lots; select choice loca-
tiOn a. once.
" rAYMANcF SOLE AGENT.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
OAKLAND ADVERTS'M'TS
OFFICE. 1oI6 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

$3.50 CASH, S12 so monthly-New cottage or .
large rooms pantry, closets, chicken houses,
shrubbery, flowers. etc; four lots 100X
132 72-100, all fenced grand view of bay,
Alameda and surrounding hills; electric
SC fare lines; in touch with local San Fran
cisco line and Key Route; away from fogs
and raw winds; sandy loam soil; viii
large house and sell more land cheap; sew
eral new homes gone up in two weeks; close
to "A1' grammar and high school and new
boulevard to Haywards; all told $3.50. Call
or send for circular TO 1922 Fruitvae ave,
near station. Fruitvale. CHAS +. LEE. OF
455 Seventh st. opposite Broadway station,
Oakland. Carriage free. Fruitvale B0ule-
ward Tract. GEO. H. LEE, Owner.
NEW AND CHEAP.
$50 cash. SO monthly-New bungalow
house; rooms, 3 up and down stairs; cleo
trio lights, city gas; severed. and city wa
ter: patent sidewalks nicely tinted every
thing complete very convenient for cars 10
San Francisco: only 4 blocks to both Key
Route and Southern Pacific depots; near San
Pablo electric cars; price in all S1450. 455
7th St. opp. Broadway station, Oakland.
HENRY z. JONES. owner.
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J. " LAYMANCE. SOLE AGENT.
CD Market St. room 10.


PARNASSUS HEIGHTS.
LOTS IN THIS BEAUTIFUL DISTRICT
GOING RAPIDLY.
Adjoining Golden Gate Park and the Afhl-
lated Colleges and extending from First 70 Sew
cnth aves. Level stretch OF fine lots. Street
work all COMPLETED including gas and water
mains sidewalks sewers and bituminized
streets.
The prices are all rlght-from $500 up; the
values ere increasing every day.
Terms are easy; One-fifth down and balance
in one two or three years at per cent
Inquire at Branch Office.
BALDWIN & HOW ELL,
Seventh ave and H 81.
E n. LONG. Manager.
Open Sundays and every day in the year.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY,
7l3 James Flood Bldg, Powell and Market
New 6 fats e55 Page St, Scott and De-
visadero; price $4,000; income Sl56 80 per
mo- terms 5000 cash, balance at per. cent.
New 7-room residence. elegantly finished.
1882 Tth ave, bet II and sts;. Parnassus
Heights; price $4,000; terms $1,000 cash, bal
snoe at per cent.
Two new fats. 5 and 6 rooms. 1878 7th
price $1,000; terms $500 cash, balance per
cent
See the Building Construction Company II
you intend 70 do any installment building. We
furnish free plans or bid on yours
Buy ONE BEFORE
THEY ADVANCE IN PRICE
no INTEREST no TAXES.
9225 for choice lots. Excelsior Homestead
Tract; level as a billiard table; on grade
Close 70 school and Mission-st. electric cars
500 each on instaIiments OF $40 per month;
no taxes: fine lots; near Ocean boulevard; best
residence location south OF Golden Gate Park;
these are the cheapest lots in this district;
advancing IN price rapidly
2e Montgomery St. T. S. Phone Main 57o4.
SlOOo-Cash down. balance monthly at Q per
cent interest buys cottage, rooms, bath;
lot 20 It. frontage: street bituminized drive
way; stable; price $1,000. See owner at
32e7 Mission 81.
FOR ssle-In good business locality, a cottage
Of 3 rooms and bath, with stable and large
basement; suitable for dairy depot fruit
store. Box S956. Call office.
DON'T build before investigating Marshall &
stearns' patent fixtures for apartments and
cottages Aronson bldg. 81 Third st.
sPEcIAL-2 modern fats IN western ADJ
ton: must sell Call 332 hyde ST
COTTAGE, rooms; barn. 5 stalls; WIN rent
separately; newly papered; $40. 1929 26th.
FREE-Our booklet on plumbing: write ALL
BACH e. MAYER. plumbers S36 Howard st
CHEAPEST and best IN America-The Weekly
Call &c pages. Gent 70 any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81.
postage paid.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10

$500 DOWN and S35 per month will secure
new residence OF rooms and bath; Tenth
ave, near the park, Sunset District; large
lot: on The sunny side Of street. Apply
branch Office Of BALDWIN & HOWELL,
Seventh ave and II st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10

OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
TOMORROW the day for bargains in furniture
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
Builders Contracts.

Mary F. Mangan (owner) with ]. s. Hof-
meister & Son (contractors). - architect
All work for two-story frame building Gour
hats) on lot on line OF Collingwood street.
162 6 S of Nineteenth. S "a IS by E 105: SleSO
a. and B. Conner (owner) with Thomas F.
Mitchell (contractor), -- architect-All work
for a two-story frame building (two hats) on
lot on W line of Harrison street, 300 S OF
Twenty-fo fourth 25 by W 1925; $4,000.
Louis Ferrari (owner) with William Mckee
(contractor). architects Righetti & Kuhl-AII
work for two-story frame building ON lot on
SW line OF Precita avenue $40 NE of Ala
bama street. NE 80 by Sc $50. lot 224. Pre-
cita Valley lands: $500.
1. Deutch (owner) with L. and E. Emanuel
(contractors). architects Havens & Toepke-
All work for alterations and additions to
first story Of three-story and basement brick
building on lot line of Market street, 81 8
of First 1910 by 1876: $75oS.
Elizabeth Dana (owner) with Thomas Robi-
nett (contractor). - architect-An work for
a two-story frame building on lot on W line
OF Forty seventh avenue. so of street. 25
by 100; S1450
NJ H. de Young (owner) with Reginald ].
Davis Company (contractors), architects D. II.
Burnham & Co-All rough and finished car
pentry and inside finish, painting. work of old
and new building to be sixteen-story and at
tic brick. steel and terra Gotta building on lot
on NE corner of Kearny and Geary streets N
112, E T9:715. So SW Sc. w SSH; S64, coo.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10

wedding invitations. visiting and
business cards, crests, etc; high-claSs work
at moderate rates. ]. H. DUNCAN, 126
Kearny, rooms 1-2.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
ToNoPAH MINING EXCHANGE

Following were the sales on the San Fran
sco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10

D. e and Barbara z. Besecker to ]. J.
Rauer lots 1 to and 81, block A Stanford
Tract deed made TO correct error In descrip-
tion in former deed, Oakland; $40.
Harriet NJ. and James McCaw ct al Cby ]
B. Lanktree, Commissioner to Frank G. Wat
SON lot on Sc corner of Thirteenth and AIica
streets, z lis by so. lots and s and por-
tion of lots and 10. block 1T0. Kellersberger's
Map Oakland; $6397.
NJ. E Sanborn (wife of A. NJ and Fred W.
map resubdivison. block 81. San Antonio, East
Oakland: $40.
r. r. and Ada r. Patterson (wife) TO Nav
wilkins lot S line of Haste street 100 3
of Dana E so by 46:S. being Z so feet OF
n 1913 of lot 1. block g. College Homestead
Association. Berkeley: $40.
George Frankland to Elizabeth Frankland
lots II ana %, block "A. Warner Tract Brook
lyn Township: SO.
Same to same lot on NE corner of Saratoga
avenue and Laurel street. z eco by 135
lots to 3. block p. amended map Moss Tract
Brooklyn Township: $40.
Alameda Savings Bank TO W. s. Risley lot
at intersection of z line Of Pearl street with
n line of railroad right of way. called En-
cinal avenue (which point is distance of $40
from S line of Central yavenus, same
exists since widened to 80 feet and measured
along E line of Pearl street,. thence y Co. +
169 S IA TO line of said railroad right of
way, etc. w 10 beginning: also excepting land
conveyed by first property to Southern Pacific
Railroad Company for Versailles Avenue Depot
site. Alameda: $40.
Lulie W. and A.. W. Porter Chusband) to
Jessie Dodge Porter lot on line Of San Iozs
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10

Remember you only have IS per month 70
rav.- No more: no less; no interest; no taxes:
YOU save from $50 20 S75 per lot in interest and
taxes alone on every lot you buy upon these
terms.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10

The regular cash price OF the lots is $3.50
each; I sell them al the same price upon these
terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-03
EXODUS STILL CONTINUES
Odessa Authorities VII Issue ProcIa.
nation to TrsnqulIIze Population
BY Associated Press.

Odessa Authorities VII Issue Procla-
nation to TrsnqulIIze Population
BY Associated Press.
ODESSA, July 2, 2;SO p. m.-The
Kniaz Potemkine sailed yesterday, ap-
parently in the direction OF the Rou-
manian coast, and nothing has since
been heard Of her. with her departure
the situation for the moment has taken
more favorable turn.
The correspondent Of the Associated
Press has just been told officially that
the mutinous crew of the Georgi Pobie-
donosteff have informed the governor
general of their intention to surrender.
Vice Admiral Krugers squadron,
having left for Sebastopol, the Georgi
Pobiedonosteff is the only warship re-
naming here.
The only element Of immediate danger
from mutinous sailors now appears to
lie with the Kniaz Potemkine.
The authorities announce that they
will issue proclamation to tranquilize
the population.
Public excitement and the exodus Of
the people continue. The telegraph
Office is crowded and the consulates are
overwhelmed with applications to wise
passports.
The British consul has arranged with
four British steamers and one Nor
wegian steamer to remain off the port
so as to be in readiness, in case OF
danger, to remove foreign subjects. The
captains of the steamers agreed to re-
main until the situation became clearer
Military precautions have not under
gone the slightest relaxation. The
newspapers are under the military CEN
sorship and do not contain the slightest
reference to the happenings in the har-
Dor. An unconfrmed report says that
the Kniaz Potemkine transferred a
a number of revolutionaries, including
students and some Jewish girls, to a
British steamer, the name of which is
not given.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-03
SALT LAKE OFFICIAL
WIRES HIS RESIGNATION
H. B. Worden, Assistant General
Freight Agent, Accepts Position
In San Francisco

Information comes from San Fran
cisco announcing the resignation of
H. b. Worden, assistant general freight
agent of the Salt Lake route with
headquarters in Los Angeles, it being
stated that he wired his resignation
several days ago to General Freight
Agent Gillette, who is in New York.
Mr.. Worden was seen last night, but
he refused to affirm or deny the re-
port and it is said by close friend
that the information is correct, add
ing that he had accepted more lucra-
tive position with a San Francisco
lumber concern and would assume his
new duties as soon as his resignation
was accepted by the railroad and his
successor was named.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-03
DOWNTOWN DISTRICT BEING
DECORATED FOR THE FOURTH

The saneness of the celebration of
Independence day tomorrow does not
extend to the decorations about Los
Angeles, if indications up to last night
are to be counted, as practically all the
downtown business blocks are now
decorated in a profuse manner
All yesterday men were busy with
putting up flags, bunting and stream
ers on wires, buildings and poles until
the shopping district resembles a bar
gain day ribbon sale, and the sights
presented along Broadway, Hill, Spring
and Main streets is calculated to make
one feel the thrills of patriotism that
are usually in a dormant state S64 days
in the year.
The work will be continued today
and ere nightfall 1t is expected that
flags and banners will be fluttering
from every fiagpole, window, cross
wire and other points where they can
be fiung to the breezes.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-03
TAILOR STABS CARPENTER

P. Galmadro, an italian tailor, last
night stabbed Paul Cena, a carpenter
of Santa Monica, near the corner OF
Ord and San Fernando streets.
The cutting arose over a dispute
which Galmadro and Cena had some
days ago about tickets of the Marconi
club of Los Angeles, which Galmadro
claims Cena did not account for.
Last night at Cena was coming out
of the italian hotel in company with
Richard Garziano, Galrnadro stepped
from the shadow and stabbed him in
the left side.
After the cutting Galmadro ran
down San Fernando street, pursued
by both Cena and Gurziano. and was
captured by the latter after he had
boarded Grand avenue car at Tenn
pie block.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-03
PERSONAL

Miss Caroline Trask, tourist from
Boston, Mass, arrived at the Van Nuys
yesterday and will remain here visiting
points Of interest for some few days
Mr.. and Mrs G. F. Moulton and Mrs.
l.. Nitchelen, tourists from New York,
are at the Westminster hotel. The
party are on their way to the Portland
exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Graves of San
Francisco arrived at the Lankershim
yesterday and will spend some time in
the city.
Mrs. j. w. Graham of Austin, Mrs.
F. B. King, Mrs. A. M. Loomis and Mrs.
w. P. Latta of Ell Paso are at the Van
Nuys Broadway for few days, while
visiting in this city. 'f'
]. Wadsworth, c. S. Randall and j.
H. Kenny. horsemen from San Fran
CISCO arrived in the city yesterday and
will remain here while the races are in
progress.
United States Senator Murphey j.
Foster arrived at the Lankershim from
Franklin. La. yesterday and will re-
main here for some time.
Emil Godshaux, one of the owners OF
the sugar factories of New Orleans.
arrived in company with his wife at the
Lankershim yesterday for short stay
in this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-03
TAFT DOES NOT EXPECT TO
BE SECRETARY OF STATE
TeIegraphed Roosevelt for lnstruc-
tlons and Was Ordered to Pro.
ceed on His Journey

BY Associated Press
OMAHA, Neb., July 2.-Secretary
Taft and party, enroute for the Phil
ippine islands, passed through Omaha
early today, leaving for the west over
the Union Pacific at 9:40
Secretary Taft, when asked Are you
to become the premier of the admins
tration?" replied, mo, do not expect
to become secretary of state. 1 wired
to the president for instructions when
we learned of Secretary Hays death
and he ordered us to proceed. That
does not look as If I would become
secretary of state"
The party was met at the station by
large number of army officers and
civilians.
The secretary was joined here by
Lafayette Young, editor of the Des
Moines Capital, and Mrs. Young, who
will accompany them as far as Manila.
Representative Bourke Cochran will
join the party at Yokohama, and Re-
preventative and Mrs. Hepburn will
become members of it at Honolulu.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-03
Never Gables as to MutIny

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Mr. Meyer,
ambassador at st. Petersburg, in a
cablegram to the state department, re-
ceived here at $3.50 p. m. yesterday and
deciphered Sunday, says Consul Heenan
at Odessa reports that the fleet there
was reported to have mutinied.
Consul Heenan made a similar report
direct to the state department, his
cablegram having been made public
yesterday.
The following statement regarding
the ambassadors cablegram was made
at the state department: 1.-The cable
from Consul Heenan at odessa of yes
terday saying 1t was reported that the
fleet there was in mutiny was repeated
by Ambassador Meyer later"
The dispatch was exceedingly brief,
it's text not being made public.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-03
PEACE ENJOYS
NOW SELECTED
ARE CLOTHED WITH ABSOLUTE
AUTHORITY
JAPANESE INSISTED ON THIS
First Meeting VIII Be Held In Wash-
Ington Early In August for Organ
Izatlon and Arrangement
OF Details
JAPANESE INSISTED ON THIS
funntInned frnm parn one.,

for the future, the plenipotentiarlei
will meet at Washington, but 1t is re.
garded as highly probable that an early
date thereafter they will adjourn tC
hold the business sessions of the con-
ference in some city of the NORTH
Atlantic seaboard.
These sessions Of the conference Of
course, will not be held at oyster Bay
although 1t is expected now that the
ENJOYS of the two comforting powers
will come to oyster Bay to pay their
respects to President Roosevelt and to
receive his greetings. This trip to thu
presidents home probably will be made
in two warships, the Mayf1ower and the
Dolphin being under consideration for
the mission.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-03
ATTORNEY BADLY INJURED
IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT

c. N. Wilson, an attorney, with Of
fees at Sc Temple block, who is also
rancher at Fernando, was seriously
injured in a runaway accident Satur-
day evening near Cahuenga pass,
while driving into Los Angeles from
his ranch.
Wilson is nearly 70 years old. He
makes weekly visits to his ranch and
on Saturday evening was driving home
with a load of honey in his light
spring wagon. His horse became
frightened and ran away, throwing
him out of the wagon. He landed upon
his head and shoulders, being rendered
unconscious by the fall. and lay be-
side the road for perhaps an hour,
when he regained his senses and
walked to Los Angeles.
He is suffering from the shock and
several painful injuries.