The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
About the Bay

WOMAN DIES sUDDENLY.-oakland, Nov.
12-Mrs Anna Marie Schuchhardt, rs years OF
age, died suddenly tonight In lodging house at
Broadway and Second street.
DEATH oF j. L. MoNTGoMERY.-oakland
Nov. 12.-John L. Montgomery, IA years old.
who came to California in 1851 is dead at his
residence, 522 Seventeenth street.
MRS. HENsHAws FUNERAL. = Oakland,
Nov l2-The funeral of Mrs. Tyler Henshaw
will be held Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
from the Henshaw residence, 122 Lake street.
CHILD CRUSHED BY CAR.-oakland, Nov.
12-Raymond Mosdon, child residing at 5601
San Pablo avenue, was struck this afternoon
BY a San Pablo avenue electric car and badly
injured His recovery is in doubt
TAILOR DIES suDDENLY.-oakland; Nov.
clothing store of c. ]. Heeseman, died suddenly
this morning at his room at 562 Eighth street
The deceased leaves con at Fresno
MRS. FIANDT SECURES DIvoRCE.-oak-
land Nov 12.-Because John Fiandt was hab-
itually incorporate and guilty OF extreme
yIueiy y M loma.u 4a n.S ,rantad q anaI decree of
divorce by Judge Ellsworth.
HONOR DEAD BRoTHER.-oakland, Nov.
Esds IN session IN this city
today adopted resolutions of respect to the
memory of f. s. Thompson, general chairman
of Division 63, Pacinc system, VINO dled at HI
Paso Saturday
ELK MINsTRELs TO MAKE ToUR.-Ala-
media, Nov. l2.-The minstrel company of Ala
media Lodge of Elks No 1OI5, amateur or
ganization of burnt cork entertainers that drew
record houses for four nights at the Park Thea
ter last week is to make tour of the larger
cities of California.
DEATH CALLS PIONEER woMAN.-oak-
land Nov. 12.-Mrs Pauline Collins, sister OF
George H. Collins president of the orpheus
f,iuh n musical organization of this city, who
had resided in Oakland for more than quarter
| Of century. died early this morning at her
home, $50 Sycamore street, after an illness OF
three weeks
ST. PAuL's TO sELL.-oakland, Nov. 12.-
The petition to the Superior Court OF the rector
and vestrymen OF st. Pauls Episcopal Church
IN seIl their lot and their church edihce on
Harrison street for $4,000 was granted today;
The church is TO be moved away and tne land
will be used as a part Oh tne site iol Tue ne"
million-dollar hotel.
RECEIVES SERIOUS BLoW.-Point Rich
mond, Nov. 12.-James Canayan was seriously
fninred last night by a blow on the head from
s.hiIlv'' welded, it is charged, by Daniel
| Lucy a saloon keeper. Canayan Is under the
! tnred Lucy is in Jail pending the result of
CanaFan's injuries
| HOME BUILDERS INCoRPoRATE.-oakla
Nov 12.-Articles of Incorporation Of the Clar-
taaev with the County Clerk. The incorporators
are Clarence Fogg and Henry G. Morris, both OF
osslspd stoes ead IS $1,000 of which Fogg and
Hyde have each subscribed Soofo ana motifs
HUSBAND WANTS LAND.-Oakland, Nov.
70 -Elbert E. Bushnell Of Fruitvale, whose
! little daughter wrote the last testament for her
mother when the latter was on her deathbed,
today filed suit 8RdlnSl Z W. AiuhaAcAs ti4r oo
| ministrator of his wffe's estate, to have the
property devised by the deceased declared COM
munity property.
Now. woIaN i2.EMrs. l Mary burns. residing at the
Globe Hotel Broadway, near Thirteenth
street reported 10 the police this morning that
Mrs Ellie Wyre who lived at the same place,
has heen missing since yesterday noon. Mrs.
Wyre is subject to fainting spells, and Mrs.
| Burns fears that she may have been suddenly
stricken the street.
McNULTY CASE MUST PRoCEED.-oakland,
| Nov 12-The third trial of Lester c. Me-
| Nultv was TO have been resumed this morning
| before Judge Harris, but certificate was pre-
defendant's counsel, still too Ill to be pres
| ent and could not safely be In court until
/ wednesday Judge Harris refused to continue
| the case beyond tomorrow.
ACCUSED GYPSY woMEN.-oakland, Nov.
! 1o-F J. Banner of 403 Ninth street reported
| TO the police this morning that two gypsy for
1 time tellers had engaged him In conversation in
1 front of his home yesterday afternoon and that
| after they had departed he found that he had
| been robbed of $35. which he had in q pocket
| of his trousers He caused the arrest OF the
women, but they were released
EvERS ESTATE DISTRIBUTED
| Nov 12-Judge Harris today signed a decree
Of final distribution in the estate OF the late
Henry Evers, pioneer undertaken of Oakland and
a former Coroner of Alameda County. The
five shares of the Pierce Hardware Company
stock. ten shares of the Security Bank and
Trust Company stock, several thousand shares
of mining and oil stocks. a lot ON Campbell
street, near Thirtieth, and lot on San Pablo
4 avenue, near Frederick street