The San Francisco call., 1906-04-17

enth street; All Sing, Ninth and Webster
streets: All Sue. All Eighth street: All Sam,
Eighth and Webster streets. Two charges
were placed against each Of the gamblers, who
We're all released on cash BAIL
ACCUSES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. April
16.-Jchn Carlson, mate OF the steamer Robert
Dollar who was robbed of 500 and a gold
watch on ferry boat and who was found
asleep Saturday morning at Seventh and Cedar
streets by Policeman Mccarthy, today swore
10 complaint charging Daniel o'Connor. a
with robbery. He thinks O'Connor was among
the three men who picked his pockets.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Oakland, April 1e.
The following marriage licenses were issued by
the County Clerk today: Arthur e Morrill,
&c. and Alice L. Hunt, Is. both of Piedmont;
George s King, q, and Eulalie E. Prior, 1s.
both OF Oakland; Samuel Mccall, 49, and Ber-
tha F. Mccall. 35, both of San Francisco:
Charles r. Holland. 81, and Olive M Farms
worth, 20, both OF San Jose; Bradford H.
Welch, 22, and Tillie F. Cuneo. %. both OF
Oakland
WANTS NO HUSBAND.-Oakland.A April 10.
Mrs. Lillian Fiest called at the County Clerk s
office this afternoon and ascertained that Jesse
L. DUNCAN had secured a marriage license for
herself and himself ana wished to know If she
had 10 marry him. She said she had been
married twice and was in no hurry to marry a
bled and borrowed the So necessary to buy the
license, although at that time she did not
know what he wanted it for.
CHANGES NAME OF HIGH SCHOOL,
Oakland, April 16.-The Board OF Education to-
night changed the name OF the Oakland Poly
technic High School to the Manual Training
High School to diherentiate it from private
polytechnic school OF the same Large
cracks in the new school building at Market
and Thirty-ninth Streets caused the board to
stop all further payments on the building until
the cause has been remedied.
BARTENDERS FINED.-Alameda April 16
Robert Benjamin and William Kochendorfer
bartenders, arrested five weeks ago for selling
Intoxicating liquor to minor girls in the back
rooms Of local saloons withdrew their pleas
Of not guilty today in City Justice r. b.
Tappan's court and pleaded guilty Each was
fined 500. The charges of having permitted
minors to loiter in saloons which had also
been preferred against BENJAMIN and Kochen-
dorfer, were dismissed.
SUMMONS BANK OFFTCIALS-Oakland
April 16.-It developed today that Mrs Minna
T. McGauley has summoned the entire list of
the heads Of the departments on the San
Francisco Savings and Loan Society as wit
nesses in her divorce action against F. Nc
Gauley, who is employed at the bank, and If
have to close for the day. Attorney sidney
Van Wyck today made an effort to get some
of them excused. but owing to the absence
Of the Judge the matter went over.
ENGINEER IS BURNED.--Oakland April
16-Charles Linde, electrical engineer
living at 333 Twelfth street, San Francisco.
was badly scalded by steam at the United En-
gineering Works here today A plug blew out
and the force of the steam knocked him down.
He stayed by his post long enough to shut Off
the supply of oil to the furnace. but his face
taken to the Receiving Hospital, where 1t was
stated that It would be some time before he
could resume work.
CONTEST WAGNER wILL.-Oakland. April
ia contest OF the Will of the late Charles
F. Wagner begun today by his daughter
who says that her father was unduly influ-
enced and not competent to make a will
Wagner died and left all of his estate to his
little grandson, the child of S. c.. Porter em-
ployed in the Subtreasury in San Francisco
The estate is valued at about $4,000. The wild
ow and daughter, It is said, both inde-
pendently provided for.
BISHOP CONFIRMS CLASS.-Oakland.
April 16.-Bishop William Ford Nichols con-
hrmed the following class at Trinity Episcopal
Church yesterday: Gladys Eugene Francis,
Gladys Hazel Ely, Lillian Campbell. Helen
Douglas Woodward Juanita Cynthia Mar
Quette, Frances Ruth Nellie, Edna Jane VIII
liams. Edna Cornell Ford. Estelle Ferrin, Irv-
ing Edward Veitch, Edna Colette Jones' Eunice
Viola Schaner. Clifford McElrath. Frederick
William Knight, Edna Ethel Stephens, Judge
Henry Leon Bradford. Edith Hale Cramer.
Rowena Winter Reynolds.