The San Francisco call., 1907-03-14
Around the Bay

DOG ATTACKS CEILD-Alameda. March 13-
The little daughter Of Mrs. Julia Steep Of 1888
Fountain street was attacked and bitten severely
savage canine was killed later by policeman.
VETERAN rs RoBBED-Oakland March ls.-
John Doughe-ty, a veteran soldier. who came TO
Nountyflle, says be robbed in the Oriental
House OF S25 by a stranger, who put him 20
bed there
DEATH OF FELIX vIoLICH-oakland. March
13-Felix ViOlich for many years proprietor Of
a saloon at Fifth street and Broadway. and an
old-time Sixth Ward politician, died yesterday.
He lived at 1919 Brush street and leaves wife
and two
woMAN's FUR sToLEN-oakland. March
13.-As Mrs William Murcen, who lives az 432
East Seventeenth street. leaving the First
Unitarian Church last night after attending
concert. a valuable mink and ermine fur was
stolen from her.
MASS FOR coLLEGIAE-oakland. March
13.-A solemn requiem mass win be said to-
morrow morning at 10 o. clock at ST. Mary's Col
lege for Brother Benedict. former vice president
Of the college, who died suddenly at Washing ton,
d. c., last month.
ROCHESTER MAN RoBBED-Oakland. March
l3.-JOseph Wolf. who arrived in Oakland last
handbag containing four watches and some other
articles Of value as he left the train at the
Sixteenth street depot.
CHARGES OF RoBBERY-OakIand March
13.-Charges Of robbery have been placed against
Martin Strowbridge and William Ksvanaugh.
known also Joe Burns. by Milton Sichei, who
him in Shell Mound Park Sunday night.
PETTY THEFTs AT CHURCH. Berkeley.
March l3.-Petty thefts occurring with tiresome
regularity in the First Christian Church have
caused the congregation officials TO appeal 10
Chief KOlmer for relief and watch will be kept
hereafter upon the building and its contents.
BURGLAR VISITS NAHL HoME-Alameda,
March l3.-The residence Of Virgil 7. Nahl,
225S Central avenue. was visited and ransacked
last night by burglar. who found nothing that
he considered worth taking away The house
breaker entered the builgiHC by forcing 4
window.
MOTHER SEEKS soE-oaklsnd. March ID
Mrs. A. j. Bishop Of 1922 Penn street. Kansas
City. has asked Sheriff Barnet TO assist In find
ing her son. John W Bishop whom she has not
seen in eight years. She wrote that she was
threatened with illness and desired greatly to
locate her son
THREE PLAsTERERs FALL-Berkeley
March l3.-Three plasterers at work in the
Wright block fell from scaffolding today re-
Rogers, S. II. Shepherd and Michael Mulvaney
They were at work on the ceiling when part OF
the scafolding gave way
SAYS FRIENDS ROBBED HIM-oakiand
March 13.-DuJi Singh. HindOo laborer, re
ported to the police this afternoon that he had
been set upon and robbed Of $3.50 by four other
two Of the accused Inen. Partop Singh and
Suder Singh were arrested.
GEORGE TO TALK TO TEACHERS Oakland,
George Junior Republic, win deliver address
at 3 p. N. on Friday, March is. at the Common
70 close their schools that day in time to
allow the teachers TO attend the lecture.
CONTRACTOR IEJURED-Oakland, March l3.
o. y. johnson, q contractor living at 1923
Eighth street taken 20 the Receiving Hos
pital today with a slight fracture Of the leg
bone just above the ankle. He making his
way along the runningboard of street on
Broadway near Ninth street and struck by
going I'm the opposite direction.
LOCAL BKEV
SEEKS OWNER OF EwELRY-Oakland
March 13.-Sherif Barnet has been requested by
the Sheriff Of COluss County 70 ind the owner Of
several watches. gold chains and q gold locket,
which were found r. r. Kennels. John Smith
and John Il. Connolly when he arrested the trio
also was found in their clothing. II Is thought
the trio came from Oakland
NEW DEPOT AT BERKELEY-Berkele
March l3.-Active work on the Southern Pacihc's
new railway depot 10 cost S45 000 is TO be
begun tomorrow. orders 10 this effect having
been received from division headquarters The
sta ton viii be OF brick. An arcade will extend
the entire length Of the structure. The plans
ground surrounding the building is being parked.
RULE FOR REALTY AGEETs-Berkeley.
March 13.-The Real Estate Exchange has
adopted q rule that any member who violates the
rules OF the exchange relating to the conditions
subject to a fne Of not TO exceed $500. The
Southern Pacific Company asked by the
adoption Of a resolution stop all Of its trains
at the West Berkeley station. The date Of the
annual banquet has been set for September IL.