The San Francisco call., 1906-11-23
About the Bay

PARALYSIS AFFLIcTs PAssENGER-AIs-
media, Nov. 22--William Fitch was stricken
media mole TO-DAY He was removed TO his resi-
dence here, 9lT Oak street.
COTTAGE WRECKED BY WIND-oakland
Sqv hTsfoe courage In IN s course OF con
was wrecked today by the high north wind, the
structure being entirely ruined.
SHED ROOF BLOWN oFF-Berkeley Nov.
22-Wind removed the roof of the West Berke
ley Lumber Company's sheds. where lumber is
dried. today. The workmen in the building es
capped without injury. The roof was carried
ffty feet. The damage is nominal.
RABBI FRIEDLANDER's LECTURE-Oak
land, Nov. 22:-Rabbi NJ. Friedlander OF the
streets, win deliver the second of his winter
series Of lectures SELF Educat tion and Self
7:45 O'Clock.
WOMAN HURT IN RUNAwAY-Alameda
Nov. 22-Mrs D. j. Parker, who resides ON
Park street. near Pacific avenue, thrown
out of a buggy yesterday during runaway on
Pacific avenue. The rig she was in eoliided
and she sustained internal injuries.
MOUNTING SEA sERPENT-Berkeley
Nov 22.-The remains of a huge sea serpent,
summer, are being mounted in South Hail. under
the direction of Robert Furlong. Cement and
feet in length.
MANY GAMBLERS ARRESTED = Oakland
Nov. 22-Ninety eight Chinese gamblers were
captured in raid last night a gambling
joint at s63 Webster street Sergeant OF Police
Brown, assisted by Patrolman Keefe and Con
stables Lane and Hampstead. made the raid
gaining entrance to the joint by means Of
ladder.
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH = Oakland.
Nov PA. Layosha, 92 years OF age, narrowly
escaped death this afternoon at the home of
his daughter Mrs L. Dubernot. at 1858 Elev
enth avenue The aged found by Mrs.
Dubernot lying unconscious across gas stove
IN the Kitchen, but was revived after hard work
by DR.. E. r. Sill. II is thought that Lavosha
attempted 10 commit suicide.
WANT LARGE ESTATE DISTRIBUTED
Oakland, Nov. 22.-Petition for final distribution
or the estate OF the late Ellis A. Haines, the
pioneer banker and dalryman of this county.
was filed today The property left by the de
media County and bank stock and other personal
heirs are the widow and four children.
MAY HAVE BEEN VICTIM OF FooTPADs
Oakland, Nov. 22-Forest G. Gretzer, lather
residing at l132 Santa Fe avenue died today
az az ms nome, aiter three weeks OF suffering from
believed to have received in a battle with foot
., pads one n night when he was returning from a
brothers.
cHAUFFEURs FORM cLUB-oakIand Nov
Branch No. of the California Association of
ao last night at meeting held in
The following officers were elected: II. A.
Brown. president: Jack Lynch vice president:
geol. financial secretary: D. A. Jackson. treas
nrer; r.. A. Kemp, conductor; NJ. A. Tuthill
doorkeeper.
WOULD RESTRAIN BARRIERS UNIoN-Osk-
land, Nov. 22.-B. w. Booker. barber at All
Eighth street brought suit today TO restrain the
Journeymen BARRIERS Union of California and the
Journeymen BARRIERS Union of Alameda County
from interfering with his trade by boycott by
placing pickets about his place of business. The
plaintiff states that he has a scale of prices in
his shop lower than the scale allowed by the
Journeymen BARRIERS Union BENJAMIN LIchten-
stein, secretary Of the local BARRIERS union. is
joined as defendant in the action
REALTY MEN INCORPORATE-Oaklan
Nov. 22.-The Alameda County Realty Company
filed articles Of incorporation today. The capital
stock is 800, 900. OF which SIS 900 is subscribed
The tncorporators are George w Howell A. c.
Sandford and George H. Derrick. all of Oakland
Articles of incorporation were also filed by
Leonard & Co. The corporation Will deal in real
estate and business chances The capital stock
Is $4,000. and the principal place of business
Oakland. The ncorporatorse are A. A. Leonard
OF Fruityale and A. A. Enke. A. s. Hiekox and
NJ. Webber. all Of Oakland