The San Francisco call., 1906-10-20
AROUND The BAY

CAR AND WAGON ooLLIDE-oakland.
Oct Ie.-In a collision this morning at Firth
street and Broadway. between street car ana
peddlers wagon Joseph DewsOp @f % nde bqnised
WOMAN DIES UDDENLY.-Livermore. Oct.
19-Mrs May Newman, residing at CEDAR NOUN
tain. east Of Livermore, died suddenly last
night at her home. As no physician was IN at
tendance. the case was reported to the Coroner.
1t is believed that death was caused by heart
disease.
1e-The will of Jean Bonnemazou the late Ala
media laundryman, was filed for probate To-Day
by Attorney A. F. st. Sure. The estate is
valued at $4,000 ana is le1t 10 Olemence' Dull
nemazou's son.
FUGITIVE BREAKS ANKLE.-oakland. Oct:
19.-John Taylor, negro trainer employed
turbance in a lodging g-house at Sixth and Wash
ington streets early this morning and jumped
from the second story window, He landed on
HIS feet hut his left ankle was broken. he was
treated at the Receiving Hospital.
JUDGMENT FOR TALLYMAN.-Oakland.o Oct.
1e-Justice Of the Peace James 9. Quinn has
rendered Judgment against W. /. Reed, one of
the largest stockholders in the Rainier Mill and
Lumber Company of Oregon, for $21, due X. ID.
Stokes, a local lumber taliyman, for nine days,
work in surveying a cargo OF lumber unloaded
in this city.
eREELY PLEADS GUILTY.-oakland Oct.
1T. 1. Greely, arrested by Humane Officer
pieaded sI.d guilty this morning when arraigned in
Department 2 of the Police Court. and he will
SeQIeQGcO
horse which was in such condition that it had
to be shot
ALLEGED swINDLER oApruRED.-oak-
land, Oct. 40. r. Wiley, wanted In Sacra-
was arrested in this city today and win be
held until an officer arrives to take him back
man by Mrs. A. L. Arnold, who recognized him
the street.
GOES CUNNING FOR FooTPADs.-Alameda.
Oct. 19.-After filing his pockets. with dumdun,
A.,Ilo Sc rro4n tine xrrff 10
nerving himself with an overload OF whisky.
J. G. sevenoaks. pressman, living at the West
End, set out last night to hunt down footpads
and thugs. He was arrested for carrying q
deadly weapon and for being intoxicated.
STARR KING ELECTS oFFICERs. Oakland,
the following officers: President. Henry A.
Dodge; first vice president Edward Booth: SEQ
ond vice president, D. S: Richardson; corre-
ancial secretary. Ralph @. Parkinson; treasurer.
George G. Schammel.
FORMER OFFICIALS WILL FILED.-oak-
land. Oct. 1e.-The will Of B. G. Hawes, for
merly Public Administrator Of Alameda County,
who died at San Leandro October IL, has been
Aled for probate by Elizabeth B. NJ. Hawts. the
o5I shares Of stock, making the total value OF
the estate about s5o. 600. It Is all left to the
widow, who is directed to take care Of the
three daughters Of the decedent-
SUSPECT GIVEN FHEEDoM.-Alameda, Oct
1e.-C. Alexanderson Of San Francisco. who was
arrested here THURSDAY night and who vas
Moilie Rogers, was released today as the author
tiles could AHd no evidence that warranted them
In keeping him In jail. Miss Rogers was unable
to identify Alexanderson as the man who beat
her Thursday night and took So from her purse
CRIPPLE REPORTED MIssING.-oakland.
Oct. 19.-Arthur Salisbury, a cripple, residing
with his father at San Pablo avenue and Gilman
street, West Berkeley. has been missing since
last Monday. and this morning hfs father, Jo-
seph Salisbury, reported his disappearance to the
police. The missing man has been employed as
watehman for the Piper -Aden-Goodal1 Com
pany, at the West Berkeley wharf.
FAILS TO SUPPORT FAMrLY.-Oakland
Oct. Ie.-Robert McKenna, who was arrested
several months ago for failing to provide the
necessities OF life for his wife and family was
arrested this morning on bench warrant is
sued by Police Judge Smith. who was informed
by McKenna's wife that the accused had worked
the order ef TIA spuzt to take care of bis
family