The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
AROUND THE BAY

PRISONER ESCAPES DEATH-oakland. Oct
29.-Minnie Spencer, prisoner in the city jail.
swallowed 8 pin today which she was holding
in her mouth. She narrowly escaped death be-
fore the pin could be removed from her throat.
EVER ESTATE APPRAISED.-Oakland Oct.
29-The estate of the late Warren b. Ever. a
pioneer publisher OF San Francisco has been
appraised at SCI, $50. Co. 1t consists principally
OF promissory note Of t. A. Riekard for $780,
THIEF PLEADS GUILTY.-oakland, Oct. %.
E. j. Brown. who was caught trying to rob the
parish house of st. Mary's Church by Rev.
Robert Sesnon pleaded guilty to a burglary
charge today and he will be sentenced BY Judge
Harris Wednesday.
BANQUET BY FRATERNITY. Oct.
Unitarian Church will open its season with a
banquet to members on Thursday, November 8.
In the quarters at Fourteenth and Castro streets.
Mayor Mott viii speak.
DIES FROM SKULL FRACTURE.-Alameda
Oct. 29.-An autopsy performed today by DR..
w. T. Lum the body of Frederick Swan.
ant upon a fever, showed that Swan sustained
a fracture of the skull which caused his death.
WOMEN TO GIVE REcEPTIoN.-oakland.
Oct. 29.-The members of the Ladies' Guild of
st. Johns Episcopal Church at Eighth and
Of the parish and their friends tomorrow even
ing at o'clock in the guild rooms of the
church.
TRACTION COMPANY FoRMED.-oakIand,
Oct. 29.-The Berkeley Traction Company. an
ficles of incorporation with a capital stock Of
$500 o0o of which $1,000 has been subscribed
lie Ieimert, ~9s Duncan D MeDufhe ?. T fompEas fa
and C. c. Young.
PIONEER BORNE TO REsT.-oakland Oct
20. The funeral OF Edward @. Sessions, pioneer
Oakland capitalist and real estate operator. was
Nineteenth street. The Rev. Dwight E. Potter
offciated and the services though simple were
impressive The interment, which was private.
took place in the presence of the family and a
few friends. though the funeral was largely
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WHISKY LEADS WOMAN TO JAIL.-Oak-
land Oct. -29.-Charsed by @. NJ. Marsh with
having raised disturbance after having i'm
bibed the contents OF a half-dozen bottles of
whisky In less than week Mrs. W. Milton
of s31 Madison street arrested today
by Marsh and Policeman Fife and Is now held
in the city prison on a charge of disturbing
the peace. Marsh declared to the police that
ment as the result of excessive indulgence in
liquor.
FUNERAL OF MRS. NJ. L. ENGs.-oakland,
Oct. 29.--The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Engs. wife
of Dr. John 8. Engs, who passed away Sat
urday morning after a sudden relapse in i'll
ness which though long continued hardly
Tegarded as seri01s s faaT home @
Twelfth street. Mrs. Engs was born in Boston
and came m to this STATE s shortly 70 ] after her mar
children Elinor, John Jr., and George Engs.
TWO NOMINEES RECovER.-Alameda. Oct.
2e.-Congressman Joseph K. knowland, Repub-
trict who has been i'll at his home Everett
street for ten days was able to be the
street today. @. G. Boynton, Independence
District who has been confined to a hospital
with fever, was able to return to his home
here Both candidates to resume campaign
work at
ACCUSES TWO SALOON MEN.-oakland, Oct.
29.-Acting on behalf Of the Western Pacific
the Board Of Supervisors today and asked that
the licenses of John Bernard and Harry Scott.
saloon men In Niles Canyon. be revoked. alleg-
fr~ 81 hay aoi6 ffQuOr d m and
also have kept number OF the employees of
the Western Pacific, engaged in driving tunnel
of infoxtcation. Bernard and Scott TO be
heard Monday