The San Francisco call., 1906-04-11
ALAMEDA COUNTY news

RELIANCE CLUB ELECTION,-Oakland.
April I0-The annual meeting OF the 5 hena9ce gee
Athletic Club will be held April 10 FIshs Aol
new activities will be presented.
s1rpERvIsoR KELLEY OUT OF DANGER.
Oakland, April 1O.-Supervsor j. M heuey.
who has been seriously i'll with pneumonlaSi, Is
Inn nrovtng DIR o. d. Hamlin, the attenuinS
physician, reports the patient TO De out ci
danger.
TAPS FOR OLD soLDIER--Aameda. April
10.-J. n. de Mise veteran OF .ne ,sars y
resident of this city, died last evening u
apoplexy. He leaves a widow
school TEACHER IMPROvES.-Oakland,
April 1O-Miss Louise Douglas. tv Sen4U- ssII,Dg
from a horse at Fruitvale, has Deen Ieilossu n ~,
to her residence in San Francisco, mucn I'M
proved in her condition
NEW ASSISTANT Fur CHRIST CHURCH.
Alameda April ic.-Rev. Franklyn U. Bugoee
assistant rector of Christ Episcopal Churcn;
has decided to accept call to Grace Eplscopssi
Church of San Francisco. he Will pc succeeu
ed here by Rev. r. r. Graham of Indiana
WOULD PROBATE FONTE ESTATE
Oakland April 10.-Petition for letters OF aa-
ministration the estate or Antonio r., rohIe' Ie
seph IT Fonte his son. The estate consists OF
property valued at about $40 ooo Inc o'her
heir Is Mrs Anna McHugh. dausnler-
HUSBAND CHARGES CRUELTY.-Oak-
land April 1O-Charging that Bridget Daly
has treated him in an inhuman manner $50 osust
A. DaIy has brought suit for divorce against
her. Besides aVerrllB LHdl Shc Pue
drops in his liquor and then had MN affes'eu
Daily declares she has been unraitniui.
DIES AT kland, April "
Frank Robinson, Iaborer VINO was Iounu u III ui,
conscious in q barn at Mount Eden py James
Gushberger this morning and was taken py MN
TO the County Inflrmary died at tnat ins.n,n liz
ton late this afternoon. his death - sup
posed to have been due to natural causes
DETECTIVE REBUKED AGAIN.-oakland.
ApriI 10-P J. Curtin, private detective al
the Boole shipyards, who was arrested ourlns URINE.
the recent labor troubles ,Ssa LOT today bv Po-
lice Judge Smith, who fned MIN pay; ouL..n ,,
win appeal. Earl was fined 50 for disturbing
the peace.
NEWSBOYS ARRESTED.-Oakland, April
10.-The police today began rala asalas.
newsboys who jump on and on moving 5tress
cars to sell their papers ana as s,,sn snd Harry
Hirschman. all under 15 years OF age, were
arrested at Twelfth street and Broao"ay Ds
Policemen Brown and Coulter
CONTEST TAYLOR wILL-Oakland. April
10-A contest was brought today against the
probating of the will of the late Annie Taylor
who left considerable property 10 ner nspnem; s;
Thomas F. Ferrell. and his wife me conees:
was brought by Kate Marshall and Marsare.
Ferrell. neces. who assert that their auh'
was imposed upon by Ferreli ,
FIGHT OVER IDORA PARk.-Oakiand
| April ION. H. Diepenbrock has hled suit
| against the Realty Syndicate and the ldora
Park Amusement COMPANY LOT ar,ese1 Idara r5ar
Park from the Idora Park Company, IN wnlcn
| he SAYS he is a stockholder. he says tns
| company has been defrauded of $4,000 worth
OF property.
MARRIAGE CENSES.-Oakland. April
10-The following marriage licenses We're IS
sued by the County Clerk today: Charles D.
Hitchcock 80, San Simeon. and Agnes II
Tucker 90 Alameda Mott A. Hawkins, "a
and Hilda Scott, 20. both of Oakland; Charles
e. Wehn 26. and Isabel r. Tuttle. %, both
of Alameda: Charles A. Ross. 2e, and Enez
| verasso, %. both of Oakland.
EXAMINATION FOR WEST POINT.-Oak-
land April 10.-An examination of candidates
for admission to the United States Military
Academy at West Point will be held May Is
for residents of the Third Congressional Dis
trict. This is preliminary to the regular army
entrance examination next year. Details can
be obtained from Professor p. R. Boone OF
Berkeley, who, with Judge w. s. Wells. John
A. Britton Professor Frank Soule and DR.. G.
L. Tisda1e, Will act as the examining board
ELOPES ON HER BIRTHDAY.-Alameda,
April 10.-Miss Lillian Q. Christensen of this
town left home Saturday while her family
were preparing to celebrate her twentieth
birthday anniversary, and today the parents
OF the young woman received note from
her announcing that she had become Mrs
Joseph Pettegen. and requesting that her trunk
be forwarded to Oakland The brides parents
say that they did not approve of their daugh-
ter's choice of husband and had tried to
prevail upon her to delay changing her name
for another name. but without success Petite
at the California Cotton Mills.