The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
AROUND THE BAY

WOMAN DROPS DEAD.-Hayward Oct. 25.-
Mrs Catherine Rasmussen dropped dead today
from heart disease. The Coroner took charge.
CLERK BREAKS cLAvIcLE.-Oakland. Oct
2o.-ln fail from a wagon last night Charles
Cretser clerk, living at 1135 Santa Fe avenue
fractured his colarbone.
PRoHIBITIoNIsTs TO MEET.-oakland
Oct. 25--State Chairman Leonardson of the
Prohibitionists win address meeting Friday
evening at the Free Baptist Church, Twentieth
street. near San Pablo avenue.
SALOON MAN ON TRIAL-oakland, Oct 25
Inc trial or J. +. Dias Of San LeandrO. charged
with selling TO W. r. Adams saloon and
fixtures which he did not own. was begun this
morning In Justice Quinn's court.
STEALS RooMAlATE's CLoTHEs-AIameda
Oct 2o.-William Bell complained to the police
today that Herbert Berger with whom Bell
roomed at 2415 Santa Clara avenue stole the
Bell wardrobe and dress suit case last night.
ooUNTERFEITER BROUGHT FOR TRIAL
Oakland. Oct. 25.-Earl R. Emmons has been
brought from Los Angeles for trial for an ar
tempt TO pass an altered bank note He will
be tried in Judge de Haven's coure In San
francisco.
WISH TO SHIFT TRUsTEEsHTP.-oakland.
Oct 2o-Annie A Barton and Helen A Dun
relieved from their positions as trustees OF the
estate OF their father, the late william A.
Aldrtch. The sisters wish to have the Bankers
Trust Company Of Oakland appointed In their
stead
RUNAWAY BOY CAUGHT.-oakIand Oct. 25.
Robert Lorber, an fncorrigibIe youth, who
escaped from the Receiving HOSPITAL two weeks
ago. was found this afternoon by Policeman
Pardee at Forty ninth and Maple streets, where
he had been sleeping In a barn. His food had
been taken TO him by nine-year-old chum-
PROVIDES FOR PHYsIcIAN.-Oakland, Oct
25.-AlthOugh he had only S1100 cash In bank.
Edward Q. Aroux left a VIII bequeatbing $3.50
to DR.. o. L. Jones. whom be names as executor
OF the instrument; $500 to victorine LamarOux
and the residue to his sister, Madeleine Aroux.
who lives in France. The win was fled for
probate today.
WOMEN STUDENTS JINKS.-Berkeley, Oct.
25-The freshmen women Of the university
had their annual gym Jinks" at Hearst Hall
tonight under the direction OF Mrs. Walter Ma
gee wife Of Professor Magee Of the physical
culture department. The usual vaudeville pro-
gramme rendered. Women students only
were permitted TO attend.
YOUTH SAVES BoY-oaklsnd, Oct 25.-
C1arence Reeder. is years DID, saved from
a term at the rock pile today account OF HIS
years Reeder had been loafRg around poker
games and was arrested. Police Judge Smith
ordered the youth to have his parents in court
tomorrow, when they will be admOnisbed to
keep him away from evil resorts.
MERCHANTS WANT MORE LIGHTS.-Ala-
have started movement favoring artistic
electric lamps Park street between Lincoln
and Encinal avenues and Santa Clara avenue
between Park and Oak streets. The plans OF
the merchants are to be presented TO the City
Trustees, who ara to be asked to lend the
project their support.
COMRADES BURY vETERAN.-Alameda
Oct. 25.-The funeral OF the late DR.. RueI d.
Rice, retired United States army surgeon and
member OF the Grand Army of the Republic,
held this morning from the home OF his
daughter, Mrs May Seddon, 422 Taylor avenue,
and conducted by Joe Hooker Post. G. A. r.
The pallbearers were e. d. Judd. E. B. Dunning
]. c. Linderman and j. +. Knapp