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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-22
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY Elk
CURSIONS VIA. SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY.

Southern Railway will sell
Christmas Holiday Excursion
tickets from all points on it's
line at one and one-third fare,
plus twenty-five cents for the
round trip. Tickets on sale
Dec. 90, 81, %, %, "a, Is, 80 and
81, and Jan. LIST, limited for re-
turn Jan. 18th, 1907. For rates,
schedule and complete informa-
ton apply to M. H. Bone, D. P.
A., M. Coxwell, G. P. A., Morris
Hotel Building.
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Knoxville Man Assistant Attorney.

Washington, December 21.-Edwin
T. Sanford of Knoxville, Tenn, has
been selected for appointment as assist
ant attorney general in the department
of justice to succeed J. c. Reynolds,
who will retire ON the first of the year.
Mr.. Sanford is a native of Tennessee, a
graduate of the University of Tennes-
see, of Harvard college and Harvard
law school. He has several times led
the republican campaigns in Tennessee.
He was twice vice president of the
Tennessee Bar association, and was its
president last year He is part owner
Of the Knoxville. Journal and Tribune.
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Georgia, Prelates Meet.

Atlanta, December 21.-(Special. )-Blsh-
op B. J. Kelley of the diocese of Savan-
nah is in Atlanta, having come here for
a conference with Father Gum and other
Catholic prelates He arranged also to put
Father Balm of the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception, Atlanta, in charge
OF the diocese during his forthcoming alb
sence abroad during the winter and
spring. Bishop Kelley will sail from New
York on January as spiritual adviser to
a large party of tourists who will gather
from all parts of the United States for a
trip to Europe and the Holy Land. Bishop
Kelley expects to spend some time in
Rome while he is abroad.
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A NoTFE DAME LADY.

l will send free, with full instructions,
some of this sample preparation for the
cure of leucorrhoea, liberation. displace-
ments, falling of the womb, scanty or
painful periods, tumors or growths. hot
flashes, desire to cry, creeping feeling
Mp the spine, pain in The back. and all
female troubles. to all sending address.
To mothers Of suffering daughters | will
explain a successful home treatment.
II you decide to continue it will only
&C about IL cents a week to guarantee
a cure. Tell other sufferers of 1t, that is
all I ask. II you are interested write
now and tell your suffering friends of it.
Address Mrs. M. Summers. Box 400. Notre
Dame, Ind.
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Southern Railway will sell
round trip tickets to Atlanta at
the special low rate of $500,
selling on Dec. 20, 81, o.. 23, "a,
%, 80, 81, and January 1, limit
ed for return until January 7,
1907. Four daily trains to
Atlanta, Pullman cars on all
trains. Go by the Southern; the
quickest way.
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BANK CLEARINGS.
Birmingham Shows an Increase of 6.8
Per Cent for the Past Week.

New York, December 21.-The following
table. compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the
bank clearings at the cities named for the
week ending December 20, with the per-
centage of increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
year. Totals include clearings of fifty
two other cities. Canadian totals include
clearings of seven other cities in Canada.
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Killed BY Train.

Jackson, Miss, December 21.-A spe-
cial from McComb City says George
Moore, his wife and three children
were caught between the tracks and a
freight platform there early today by
passing engine. Mrs. Moore was
killed instantly, Mr.. Moore and two
sons were seriously injured and the
baby in arms was the only one who
escaped.
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Estray Notice.

The State of Alabama, Jefferson County
Probate Court.
Taken up by Lawrence Il. Evans, on
the 9th day of November, 1906, and
estrayed before w. L. Hansberger, a
justice of the peace for Precinct No. AZ,
certain black mare mule, weight $50
or 900 pounds. white spots on hips. Il or
IA hands high 10 or IL years old, and
valued at $50.
Witness my hand this 2lst day of De-
cember, 1906. S. e. GREENE,
Judge of Probate for Jefferson County.
12-22-3t-sat
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Estray Notice.

The state of Alabama, Jefferson coun-
ty. Probate court:
Taken up by w. c. Hale. on the 18th
day of December, 1906, and estrayed before
r. c. Whitehead, justice of the peace
for Precinct No. 2S, certain black horse
mule, five feet one inch in height, frosty
nose, white spot on right side of neck,
weight about 100 pounds, age 4 years,
and valued at $50.
Witness my hand this 14th day of De-
oember, 1906. S. z. GREENE,
Judge of Probate for Jefferson County.
12-15-3t-sat
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Brother Held for Murder.

Dayton, o., December 21.-Collins
Gilman, brother of the murdered Dona
Gilman, was this afternoon held by the
magistrate to the grand jury for action
on the accusation of completely in the
Staying of his sister. Fayne Gilman,
another sister, was discharged at the
preliminary hearing.
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If you are going east during
the holidays purchase your
ticket via Southern Railway
through Atlanta, now showing
over three hours the quickest
schedule between Birmingham
and New York.
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Postoffice Appointments.

Washington, December 21.-(Special.)-
Ebert L. Jolly, appointed regular. C. NJ.
Jolly substitute rural carrier, route l. at
New Decatur.
Samuel j. Morgan appointed postma ster
at Waco, Franklin county.
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Martinelll. Improving.

Rome, December 21-The condition
of Cardinal Martinelli, the ex-papal
delegate in the United States, who was
operated on yesterday for facial polypi,
is better today, although he is lot out
of danger.
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ings of the Strawboard company have
been, according to Mitchell, 1929, 600 and
in 1904 he declares the company had OH
hand 100000 which could have been dis
trbuted to the stockholders by diYi-
dendS,
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Bric-a-brac and hand paint
ed china. Schwabacher, 222
N. 21st Street.
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REAL EeTATE.


FOR SALE.
$3t00-10oxz40, 18th ave, n, 22d and 2Sd SITS
s1100-50x210; e, 18th St, nice lot
S2750-Modern or. cottage; n. 2lst ST.
soon. Hglds; nice CIR house.
$35oo-Good home; Fountn Heights.
sa000-Norwood lot; Y blk. 18th ave-;
terms
$i.oo-2-story res; Norwood district.
S3l50-Large 18th ave. lot; blk S. goth st.
S6OOO-S. Higld res; RS; furnace.
st25 Pr TT; superb Hgl ave. lot.
S55O0-Close in; Southside cor. rents $516
S3G00-3d ave. bargain.
i2,500-Lot; Sd ave, 18th and 18th SITS.
Sg900-25xl291a; LIST ave. bargain.
S15.000-5th ave. cor; Dig speculation.
siS00-Afodern 18th ave. place; rents $3.50.
S5950-50x24o; Sth ave; fine investment
SS000-Large, fine n. side cor; rents 500.
go, O00-Gilt edge business block.
S12O0-Fiye ar. houses; Cain Sta, e. L..
car.
Sl000-10-r. res. near Spring St. Avondale
r. MCCONNELL G. CO.,
Phones $40. 2107 Third Ave.
Opposite court house.
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FOR SALE

sS250-50x14O, Ave D, near 23rd ST., 4
houses renting for $4,000.
6750-100x140, Ave. C, near oath St,
renting for $4,000
s9500-50X100, cor of 9Th Ave and 23rd
Street.
s5O0-A beautiful 7-room cottage, mod
ern, nice lot 50x170, South 18th Ave,
near 18th ST.
$10O0-50x100, nice lot Richmond Place.
observation-disclosures St, near
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Signs.
The most difficult work solicited. Heru,i.
age, OF course. i
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statesmen WANTED.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Any pooi girl needing friendship help.
advice, etc., will find ready and willing
assistance by applying to the matron OF
Salvation Army Rescue Home. SD st.
and Ave. T., BirminghafV, Ala. s-lt-u
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATEs-Onc cent n word day. no
al. taken for less than Is cents for
frs insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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The best haIf-tone cuts are made BY
the Gawk Engraving company. Age
Harald Hulldinu.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19

spectfuIIy invited to attend the funeral
today Saturday, at 1870 a. m, from
the parents residence SS Carl street,
near Cole. InteFment Holy Cross Gem
ctery- 1t
/. Hospital, May II, 1906, Charles Swee-
ney. native Of Wisconsin. aged 4s
years.
voGEL-In this city, May II, 1906, Philip,
beloved husband Of Marie vogel. and
devoted father Of Philip Jr., Freda,
Walter and Hilna yogei, a native of
Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany, aged 81
years months and u days A mem
Der OF San Francisco Backer verein
San Francisco Lodge No. 1, Cd. H. s.,
and Pacific Stamm, u. O. r. NJ
Services will be held tomorrow (Sun-
day.. May 20. at l p. m, at the pariors
Of II. F. Suhr & Co., 29l9 Mission
street, between Twenty fifth and Twen-
ty-sixths Interment private. Please
omit flowers. 1s2 2t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
FORTY-F|VE CITIZENS
ANSWER LAST CALL
At ARMY HOSPITAL
Nearly Half a Hundred Persons Die
at Preside Between April Is
and Present Date.
Many Unidentified Bodies Are Buried
in the National Cemetery on
the Reservation.
Name Of Fire Chief Sullivan on Lisa
of Those Who Passed Away
at the Bin Fort.

From April IS UP to noon yesterday
forty-hve civilians died on the Pre-
sidio. reservation. Many OF these un-
forrunates were taken 70 the hospital
in dying condition and never gained
consciousness long enough TO give
their names. Several OF the bodies
were Identified by friends and taken
away for burial The bodies OF many
OF those able to give their names were
unclaimed and have been inferred IN
the National Cemerery AZ the Pre-
sidio.
In the list OF deaths appears the
name OF Dennis 7. Sullivan. the be-
loved Chief or the San Francisco Fire
Department who was caught in the
falling walls OF the engine-ho on
Bush street and died IN the Gensral
Hospital q few days latsr. Followins
Is the List OF dead. with their formar
Joseph o. Ae6i. As. 53t kearnyi Mr..
Ida May Adams, %. from CaMornlA
eWomen's Hospital: Edward ?. Billings.
Y. so5 Grove: Ddwa-d Ca@p6eu rs: "a
6os Erwin G.. de MI. ss. 21o& SUrtsrs
Patrick Docksry, so; John Faurrh 80;
G. H. Garland. rs Julian J. Grtno5, S.
y lsl as saaTs9to sSSsss Louisa assss'n. -sss n.
Hannah Hagerty. So: N. A Hustsu. 50;
Jules Janzi. Al; Hynan Kahn. u, 7SS5S
Gemenrina; Harry Kelly. 1s (uncis). a4sg
California: Edward Lanerdin. Lombard
so. Charles o. Nanny, 80. ST. James ao-
tel San Jose: Mrs Henry Marty. a.
OsNeil. MADEIRA County HoIher lEAnseu.
media; - Meclair. 40, 1905 stockton;
Frances Mercier, 60; Margaret Niles.
months: Annie Mary Petrig. days, Pine:
Mrs. Mary Poppen: Miss Margaret Ran
tina. 1s. San Francisco: Teresa Roche.
75: Fred Kicker. ~. Montana HOUSE: Ber-
nard Shay, 81; sos Dolores Della san
tina. 4: Jens Sorenson, So. 1&15 Larkins
cisco Fire Department.; Henry Thomas,
65, 3311 Washington; Wong Wow (Chi-
nese). 40; Chinese (malel. so; unknown
McAulif. 81. NJ Polk: Mrs Mary O;Ha-
ren. 81; Mrs. Slverthorne; John Con-
nors, 80.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
MARRIAGE LICENSE OFFICE
HAS ITS BANNER MONTH
That Of Any Similar Period in
History Of City.

The marriage license department OF
the County Clerks Office. conducted by
Grant Munson at 404 Haight street.
did a record rd-breaking business in the
weeks following the great shock From
April Is until May IS the number OF
couples who sought the laws permis-
sion TO marry numbered AIS. The
greatest number IN any previous month
In the history of the city numbered
400. This month was June OF last
year. This does not account for all
the San Francisco people who entered
the eonnubial state. Had all the resi-
dents OF the city who wanted licenses
applied at the local office their number
would have been nearly 500, but a
great many visited Oakland, San Jose.
San Rafael and other neighboring
cities.
& The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday:
Heinrich Kuhn, so. and Wilhelmina
Wenzler. 2s. both OF San Francisco.
Peter D. Fustini, % 1912 Page street.
and Virginia F. Merlo. IS, both OF San
Francisco.
Adam Zobel. 21 New York City, and
Rae Oppenheimer. IS San Francisco.
William c. Moorman, IS. 81 Hartford
street, San Francisco, and Louise J.
Mayo. so. Pasadena
Nu1idn Gay n. ana IQereSa LyQcas
36, both Of San Francisco.
Anton Bostron, As. 1871 Greeenwich
street, and Emma Wallin. "a. 1871
Greenwich street. both OF San Fran
cisco.
Louis de Curtoni. 2s. and Ruby Wat
kins. "a. both Of San Francisco.
John J. Waldron. %. 37s Capp street.
and Jennie A Swift. 81. 37s Capp
street. both Of San Francisco.
The following marriage licenses were
granted Thursday:
Charles ]. Hamilton. "a. z4s Fair oaks
street and Rosalie A. Hollahan. -, s59
Fulton street
Abe Laufrnan, "a, 1877 Gsary street.
and Rose Goldstein. g, 1927 Geery street
Walter ID. Graham, ~, 222 Precifa ave-
avnue. and Margaret Gunther. SO. 222 Pre-
Thsodorick 3. Pryor, %. irss Post
street. and Kathleen NJ. Rooney. "A. 3s7
Connecticut street
William NJ Murray. A. Hercules, Cal,
and Katherine A Faherty. IS. 3373
Twenty-ffth street
William II. Stein. 20, s14 Third avsnus.
and Irene B. Murphy. 20, s14 Third
william H whelan. So. city. and Cora
Samuel 81, city.
william Hinz. n. city. and eraes
Durand. Is. city
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
Of CIVIL
WAR ELECT OFFICERS
IN CITY OF REDD|NG
w. c. Alberoer Of Oakland Chosen
Commander Of Department of
California and Nevada.
Ladies of the G. A. r. Re-eIect Abbie
9. kerbs Of San Francisco to
Chair of Honor.
Mrs. Ewarburton. OF San Diego Is Head
of the Woman's Relief
Corps.

REDDING. May 1s.-The Grand
Army. Department OF California and
Nevada, today elected the following
oficers:
Department commander, W. c. Al
berger of Post No. 8, Oakland; senior
vice commander, j. H. Sheppard, Post
169, Oakland; junior vice commander.
d. N. Honn, Post No. 70, Redding:
medical director. J. II. Karsner, Post
No. SO, Oroville; chaplain, c. II. Dar-
ling of Falleyver. Elective councfl-P.
H. Moss, Post No. /; Ho1ace Wilson,
Post No. Q; j. K. Omisky, Post No. "a:
w. S. Daubinspreck. Post No 55;
Levi Garrett, Post No. %. Delegate
at large, W. G. Waters.
The Ladies OF the G. A r. elected
officers as follows:
Department president reelected.
Abbie z. Kerbs, San Francisco: senior
vice president, Hattie A Hill. Saw
tell, Los Angeles County; junior vice
president. Marie E. Ararn, Reddtng;
treasurer; Anna E Thompson, Los
Fresno: councillor, Corbelia e. Shtr-
land, Sacramento. Council OF admin
stratien--Alma B. Fuller, Sacramen-
to; Ethel Elliott, Pacific Grove, and
Evaline A. Cysh, Red Blur.
The new officers Of the Woraan,s
Relief Corps are as fellows:
Department president. Mrs. Ewar-
burton OF San Diego; senior vice pres
ident, Mrs. ". Cook of San Jose: jun
ior vice president, Mrs Edith Come
stock Of Redding: chaplain. re-eleeted.
Mrs. NJ Jones; senior past president.
Mrs. Sarah Martin OF Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
MAYOR MOTT RAISES VOICE
IN DEFENSE OF THE MILITIA
Replies to an Article Printed in .
Seattle Paper critieizins the
( Guardsmen of California.

Replies to an Article Printed in .
Seattle Paper critieixins the
Guandsmen of California.
OAKLAND. May 1s-Mayor Frank
K. Mott has raised his voice In de-
tense OF the State guardsmen who
were on duty in Oakland and have
Times. The Mayor says;
In the Seattle Times of May Is an
article In which. among other things.
an attack is made upon the National
Guard of California As a portion OF
the article refers to the State troops
stationed In the city Of Oakland for
some weeks after the 18th of April
/ wish to say that coming in contact
with them at all times Of the day and
night. know that the statement, cred
tied to Corporation. Counsel Calhoun.
is unqualifedly untrue.
The statement is as follows: Over
IN Oakland conditions, while not SO
bad as In San Francisco, were such
as to create a most cordial hatred for
the guardsmen. The men We're undis-
ciplined and had. no idea of the line
which separates duty from license
. From every side heard the
severest condemnation of the wild
acts of the men,
AN0sS Such state OF df1a1rS existed mere
in Oakland. The National Guardsmen
stationed here were orderly. soldierly
and disciplined. They committed no
overt acts of any kind; and, instead
OF there being created a most cordial
hatred for the guardsmep, their pres
ence was gladly welcomed as 1t has
always been by our people.
1T is also a gross libel on the Ma
tional Guardsmen of California to say,
as does the Times. that the men, dur
ing the railroad strike of 1894, refus-
ing to obey the commands of their
commanding officers, laid down their
arms and, breaking ranks. struggled
from the property which they had
been ordered to protect, many Of them
Joining the ranks of the mob engaged
in destroying the cars and depot OF
the railroad company
..Just why the Seattle Times should
be so willing to print such untruths
as those that appeared in its issue OF
May in relation to the National
Guard of this State is more than
can understand"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
Favor Repeal Of Mortgage Tax Law.

-BERKELEY, May 17s-Resolutfons
fayoring the repeal Of the mortgage
tax law were adopted by the Berkeley
Chamber Of Commerce at special
meeting held last night. The resolu-
tions recite the facts describing the
necessity Of interesting capital In the
work Of rebuilding San Francisco and
ask that the Legislature when It
meets in special session do away with
the existing system OF taxing mort
cages" which Is declared TO be "a
serious and costly aggrayation OF the
burdens OF those who are Obliged 10
borrow on the pledge OF real property,
and VIII. II permitted to stand unmodi-
fed. prove a serious hindrance 10
speedy rebuilding and recovery"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
GAS COMPANY ISSUES
WARNING TO HousEHoLDERs
After Crooks Who Charge Fee for Ex-
amInIng Gas Meters In

A warning has been issued by the San
Francisco Gas and Electric Company
against a band of sWindlers vino are
posing as meter Inspectors. These crooks
wear badges and are moving from house
to house charging 50 cents and 81 for
their services. After glancing at the me-
ters they pronounce everything safe.
turn on the gas and move on to the
next victim
have been three miner explosions. and
greater damage Is feared II they are not
rounded up Chief Dinan has called
upon property owners to call upon the
police TO arrest any man who seeks TO
collect fee for examining a meter. The
gas company IS doing this work without
charge and the demand for a fee by any
person posing as an inspector Is proof
positive. that he Is a swindler.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
-SNFSS sites

5I SINESS sites.
Look. Seelt Thinkii Act,i
-ou cannot act 100 quickly; while you
are reading these lines many business
men who have just finished reading il
are thinking" after thinking" they
viii surely act" which means that If
you DO not come early, times out OF
10 Just the place you wanted viii be
gone; remember. this is only a very
small list; We have many hundreds
more az our Office.
Specialize Speciai.ti Speciallt. Specislt,,
We have about 50 600 square feet on
the water front. with q belt line run
ning Immediately in front OF II and
spur tracks running alongside Of il;
this can be rented very reasonably.
Water Front Property.
Lot 65xlS7:6s within ! - blocks Of
the water front, The belt line runs
within a short distance away and spur
tracks run by the property within q few
feet Of this, you can have this for 500
& month: Is il chesp2
100-Nara District
Fine large lot. SoXSo. on Folsom. in
the vicinity Of 5th
Lot 50xS0. on Fremont. IN the vicinity
OF Howard
Lot 5ox1S7; 1st ST. bet Harrison and
Folsom.
We also have about % 900 square feet
fronting or . streets in the vicinity OF
lllh and Bryant; you should look into
this
BCRR-PADDON COMPANY.
1893 Fillmore St. San Francisco II 81
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
SUNDAY servIees At EpIseop.I chureh.!

Sunday Services at Episcopal Churches
Sunday services OF the Episcopal
churches Will be held as follows
Cathedral Mission, Second street, near
Folsom. Rev. J. P Furner-1l g. m. holy
communion and sermon In temporary
building on the old site
ST. John the Evapgeiist. Rev. L. G.
Sanford-ServiSes IN Catholic Apostolic
Church Eighteenth street. between
Church and Dolores. g. m-. holy COM
munion: o'clock. evening prayer.
All Saints. Waller street. near Masonic
avenue, Rev. w: Hayes-s a m, holy
communion: $50 a. m. Sunday-scheoI;
II o'clock. morning prayer.
ST. James. st Mary's and Holy limo
cents churches-Servfces as usual
St Stephens, Rev. Cecil Marrack-S q
m. holy communion: $50 g. m Sunday
school: o'clock. evening prayer.
Church of the Advent. Rev c. ".
Lathrop-At St. Stephens Church. Full
ton street, near Fillmore; S1a- M, mass;
daily mass, a. m.
st. Paufs, Rev. w NJ BELLY, St.
Paul's Guild Hall, California - ct. near
Fillmore; T.3e a. m. holy comnluHic1: Il
O'Clock morning PRAYER and sermon
St Luke's, Rev. B. NJ Weeden-St-
Paul's Guild Hall: $50 a. M holy COM
rnunion; IS o'clock. evening prayer
Grace and ST. Peters ISIS Wehstef
street. Rev. D. J. Evans, Rev, w. NJ
Hours-1i O'Clock. morning prayer and
Trinity-Rev. DIT. F. W. clampett. Rev
James .Hulme Guild Hall. Bush street,
near Cough. II a m
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
sWEARs OUT WARRANT Foa
THE ARREST OF A WOMAN
Photographer Charges LandIady Wth
Chasing Him From House at the
8 Point Of Revolver.

willard e. Borden. photograpber. ESQ
Baker street. obtained a warrant from
Police Judge Cabaniss yesterday fer tas
arrest OF lane Doe" NcSab on q
charge OF assault with deadly weapon
Borden said he was a tenant of Mr2
McNab and she raised his rent s1z5u per
month. which he declined 70 pay She
pulled down the rear part OF the build
ing where he kept his photographs apr
paratus-
Borden had tent IN the yard with ,
she ordered him TO take IL away On
Thursday he employed some men for
that purpose and she drove them away
at the point OF q revolver and broke the
glass in the Skylight- When he rcpon-
strated with her she chased him out OF
the house with the revolver. threaten-
ing to blow out his brains. he aheses-
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALELARGE HOME.
MAGNIFICENT home on Santa Cara ave,
Alameda: II large rooms and servants
quarters: lot 50x1o7.6 feet; house hand
somelv decorated and finished; large
bath. two toilets; large cemented base
rnenf. laundry, furnace and all appoint
rneuts Of a 7rst-class and modern
home: price 81 500 call or write. MRS
s H MIDDLEMAS, z112 Santa Clara
= Alameda ~ II
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
MARRIED.

Man. Is. 1906, by the Rev. j. Fuendeling
John Roberts Clarke and Ida Friederike
Louisa Guenther-
RNSWORTH-LEvY-I this city,
May 9, 1906 by the Rev. DR.. ]. voor
sanger. at the residence of the brides
parents, Adillard Allen Farnsworth and
Grace Levy.
SMITH-GAEDEcKE this city, May
l3. 1906, by the Rev. ]. Flendeling,
Eastman F. Smith and Elsie j. Gae-
decke.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
Merritt Block Changes Owners.

OAKLAND, May Is. = Friedman
Bros, formerly of 246 Post street, have
purchased the Merritt block, Twelfth
and Franklin streets. and will convert
It into large furniture store.