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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
VERDICT FOR $4,000
FOR LOSS OF WIFE
Martial Dayoust Wins Damage
Suit Against the City of
Alameda

OAKLAND Oct. "A verdict of
$4,000 damages was returned by jury
today in Judge Ellsworths court in
favor of Martial Davoust. whose wife
was killed by contact with a fallen
Wire in Alameda 10 years ago. Da-
voust sued for $4,000 and already the
case has been before the supreme court
of the state on his appeal. City At
torney NJ. w. Simpson of Alameda an
nounced that he would probably ap-
peal.
The death of Mrs. Davoust was an
occurrence full of pathos. She ran
down path through a vacant lot TO
meet her husband on his return from
work Stepping upon the wire, which
mad been coiled in the grass beside the
path. she was almost instantly killed.
crowd gathered about the body and,
Davonst. coming up. was filled with ap-
prehension at the sight. Brushing aside
the crowd, he found his wife dead be-
fore him. He was irrational for several
weeks afterward. and during his testi-
mony said that he had buried his af-
fections with his wife. An attempt
TO disprove this failed
In a previous trial of the case a nom
SUIT was granted the city, but the SUI
preme court reversed this.
The question of liability on the part
OF the municipal lighting plant has
played large part in the case. Simp-
son contended that the wire from which
the current came was used to furnish
light at the railroad station and that
no remuneration was received. Testi-
mony TO show this was shut out by
Judge Ellsworth.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
PRObATIONER HELD
FOR MANY CRIMES
William Graft, Il Years Old, Is
Arrested for Attempt to
Steal Auto

BERKELEY, Oct 2.-One highway
robbery, nine burglaries and the theft
of four automobiles within the last
three years is the remarkable record
in crime of William Graft, 81 years of
age, who lives with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Graft, 1915 Fairview
street, South Berkeley.
Graft was arrested this afternoon for
violating his parole and turned over to
Probation oficer Christopher Reuss
pending the lodging of a formal COM
plant.
1t was CRAFTS speed mania that
caused his apprehension this after
noon. Since his unsuccessful attempt
to steal the automobile of DR.. j. II.
Wood, physician of 1928 Durant ave
nue., the police have been trying to To-
cate Graft. Ward Sorrick, a nephew
of DR. Wood. saw Graft lettering around
the garage and foiled his efforts to
purloin the machine.
On September 13 Graft stole the ma
chine of Robert Bard of 1924 Bancroft
way. On August 4 he took the ma
chine of p. w. Doane of 2122 Emerson
street. South Berkeley, and pawned
it for $50 in Oakland Previously he
had driven at top speed to San Jose
in the machine of Walter Reed, 1905
Hillegass avenue. The auto was taken
from the Reed garage on July 22 and
recovered the next day in the Garden
City, when Graft tired of the sport and
left the machine by the roadside.
CRAFTS career in crime began three
years ago, when he stole $40 from the
cigar store of H. Z. Hadley, 1926 Alca-
traz avenue.
John Peterson. 1915 Derby street, was
held up at the point of a revolver Feb
ruary "a, 1906, when Graft was just
IL years of age. Peterson was forced
to part with SIS under an arc light at
South Berkeley. A month earlier Graft
secured jewelry worth $705 from the
residence of Mrs. L. H Tollfree, 2631
College avenue
He was detected after the burglary
OF the home of Mrs. Tulley, 6605 Tre-
mont avenue in March, 1906, and
placed on probation with Antoine Zireau
for three years.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
COLLEGE SOCIETY
HONORS STUDENTS
Engineers of the University Are
Elected into California Chap
ter of Tau Beta Pi

BERKELEY, Oct. 2.-Honor has been
paid student engineers of the univer-
sity by election into the California
chapter of Tau Beta Pi engineering So
ciety. a national organization of en-
gineers Prof. Charles Gilman Hyde,
head of the department of sanitary en-
gineering OF the university; Buckner
Speed hydraulic engineer connected
with Professor Hyde's department, and
Charles r. Weymouth of the class of
1898 were the honorary members
chosen for the society
The students elected are n. D. Baker.
G. J. Calder, III. p. Cortelyou and +. T,
Robson, all members OF the senior class
and the college of civil engineering
@. S. Jacobs and H. S. Lane, seniors, of
the college of mechanics. and Fred
Searls Jr,, q senior in the college of
mining.
All Of the men chosen for the Tau
Beta Pi have been prominent In their
studies and in college affairs. Baker
is a chess team member, Cortelyou is
captain of the basket ball team, Searls
is a member of the Polydeucean club.
The engineering honor society was
established at the university two years
ago, and numbers in its membership
prominent faculty men and students of
the classes of 1907, 1908 and 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
HUSBAND DENIES
CRUELTY TO WIFE
James E. Bergman of Alameda
Answers Divorce Suit and
Others Are Filed

OAKLAND, oct. flames E Berry
man of Alameda has filed a denial of
charges made by Sarah Jane Bergman
In her suit for divorce. He denied that
he threw lantern at mutual friend
with the result that the sight of one
eye was lost by the friend He also
said that he had not pulled her from
bed in his efforts TO secure money
which she had hid in the mattress.
Charges of abusive language were also
denied by Bergman.
Virginia Castenotto was given an in
terlocutory decree of divorce from John
Castellotto for extreme cruelty. Her
charges that she had been famed by
her husband and that he had beaten
and abused her were sustained by the
court.
Final DEGREES of divorce based upon
desertion were given William Laugh
land from Ida B. Laughland. and TO
Minnie F. Walker from Launcelot H
Walker.
Desertion was alleged in suits for
divorce filed by Lucy B. Alison against
Archie Alison and by Sarah Wohrman
against Frederick Wohrman. Halle j.
Obert asked a divorce from John. NJ.
Obert, who had, she said. failed to pro-
vide
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
NEWS OF THE COUNTIES BORDERING SAN FRANCISCO BAY
PERJURY CHARGE
AGAINST PARTNER
-'
John 7. Davila Makes Demand
for Warrant for Arrest OF
F. c. Heath

OAKLAND. Oct "A warrant Tor
the arrest OF F. C.. Heath. a Berkeley
dairyrlan, for alleged perjury, was. TO
day requested by John T. DaYiia, who
claimed to have been partner In
dairy business with Heath. DaV4Ea SAID
that Heath had committed perjury n an
afidavit which Heath flled. IN the. case
ana his application for the waErfht w as
made 10 Deputy District Attorney
Carey today. Carey referred the ques--
tiOn 10 City Prosecuting. AtSoTney Ezra
Decoto. who toox it under advisemenl-
Heath and Davila We're. ssid'so Rave
entered into an agreement TO operate
the Berkeley farm. dairy on large
scale pnNisa alleged that he had been
accepted as partner and his duties as
assigned were that-Of super1ntenoent OF
the farm near san LeanurQ.: RE applled
for receiver for the business on tue.
ground that Heath had handled the
receipts and rad failed TO make
proper accounting.
Heath. in his affidavit denied tnal
Davila was a partner, maintaining thar
Davila had been engaged as supertn-
tendent Of the: farm and had oeen;
promised an interest after a period of
time and under certain conditions: one
of the conditions was the faithful PERI
formance Of his duties, and In
Heath said Davila failed. Sour mllE'
and heavy losses resulted, il was said.
Judge Melvin appOinted.a receiver.
but Heath fled a bond and the appoint
ment was rescinded. Heatn's asser-
tfons regarding DavilaS s. status were
made the ground Tor the warrant @hlch
Davila sought today
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
BOOTBlACk VICTIM
OF TWO SWINDlERS
Loses 1000 of His Savings BY
Old Trick of Substituting
Boxes

OAKLAND. Oct. 2.-Two bunko oper-
ators swindled Angenello Marinella, q
bootbIack living at 3022 Fifth street
West Berkeley. out of 1000 his total
savings for years. yesterday afternoon
while he was in San Francisco, where
he drew the money from the Hibernia
savings bank. The men were strang-
ers to him and gave him TO unGestanu
they were from Italy.
They became acquainted with Marin
ella yesterday morning after having
their shoes polished. In IN apparent
burst of confidence they informed him
that they had a method by which he
could double any amount of money
which he might produce. The bOotolack
was eager to try such "Set-rich-
quick scheme. and told them he had
81. 900 IN a San Francisco bank.
He went oyer 10 the city with the
two men and drew all his savings
The strangers produced a square box
and showed that it had no opening,
except in the top, in the manner Of
jugglers. One of the men unstrapped a
belt which was thick and heavy with
the weight, apparently, of greenbacks
and gold pieces. and put it in the box.
They told Marinella to put his $1,000
in the box, and when he complied they
made him a present of the boxful Of
money.
Hurrying home with the box safely
slowed under his arm the bootblack
called to his wife On opening the box
he was amazed to find it full OF blank
slips of paper but barren of coin The
crooks had switched boxes on him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
PORT WARDENS IN
FIGHT FOR RIGHTS
Judge Waste to Pass. on Legaii-
~ of. GiIlett's Dismissal
. of Officials

.slA&ELANI1, Oct 2-Jgdge Waste
viii decide the Legality Of Governor
c5illett:s attempt 10 oust Port Wardens
r. e. E{ckei and T. a. Thompson Of
san EEapcisco, AEho Were appointed by
former Coy ernoT Pardee, to make way
for 'fr1snds of hisfown. The proceed
;ings .ortgipally started. in San Fran
cisco have. been transferred to Alameda
county. as the defendants live in this
city The. .rrial Of the case was set for
. today but VIII be taken UP tomorrow
morning
Nickel and Thompson were appointed
--fprif- 1895. for a four year term. In
May Of this year Governor Gillett ap-
pointed John Leale and Thomas Wal
lace as their Successors, after the in
cumbehts' had served but: three years.
The executive based his action on an
allegation. that a new statute affecting
their* teslpre Of office gave him that
fright. -.
= Ne ll1e}. and Thompson appealed to the
courts. They are represented by At
toriey j "A Ellston. while Assistant
= Attoraey. General. Cobb has charge of
the case for the state
The. facts have been submitted by
stipulation. ana the law points viii be
-sTgQec.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
BIG CROWD EXPECTED AT
GREEK THEATER. CONCERT
Paul SteindOrff Has Arranged
an Attractive Program for
This Evening

BERKE KELEY. Oct. 2.-The second con-
cert of the series OF Indian stemHer
musical affairs in the Greek theater'
Saturday nights will be held tomorrow
night. There has been a biz sale Of
tickets in advance and a record break
ing crowd is expected only once be-
fore has the standard that was set by
a high priced attraction like Sousa
band been reached. and that was on. the
closing night Of the summer series %
band concerts. Then the theater. was
so well filed that the music lovers Were
seated in the aisies, and il. became nee
'essary TO shut the two lower gates 70
the auditorium.
There viii be no extra trains run over
the Key Route lines. but a number or
coaches will be added 20. the regular
trains arriving at Berkeley for an hour.
previous to s O'Clock, the time when
the concert viii begin This VIII
be done to accommodate the crowd
from san Francisco. Last saturday
night there were fully 1.500 people
from across the bay. A particularly
good program has been arranged by
Paul SteinGOrff. The sOl0ist of the
evening will be Henry Leone, the NJ
York Operatic barytOne.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
JURY IS SECURED
FOR MARTIN TRIAL
Judge Ogden VIII Testify TO
Explosion of Bomb on
His Porch

: Oakland. OCT "a jury has been
3. secured TO try Mrs. Isabella J. Martin
; ard the taking Of testimony will be
: cerlln nenceG before Judge Wells Tues
. day morning. The acceptance Of three
-5uferS -tqday made the required II. and
: contrary 10: the Expectations OF. the
Z. -CTic5ais in the case, t1e special Nenlre
: Of - names; which was ordered, proved
iEs.i6ient -
= :MTs. Martin was charged with eX-
J Id o6jag q dynamite Bomb upon the
.. .p1Fch OF Judge +. b. .Ogden's home.
s5cr ARREST. followed the confession of
,aeF f6ster. son. Baby John Martin.
ls sadraifted 1ha5: he had placed the
.aorls.l and exploded il, but said Mrs.
~ a-rsin' forced ilinl TO do i.
9S.i l}1a M E2irtgee, former head Of the
q r. l.S1.T. costa mater company, wifi be
"a. niJJ: i>ss- during tine 1risE Mrs, Mar
.:t{n ha1a II. personal: difference with him
. s~er her water SUPPLY. and Baby John
a.s&iri.- that 'le made tnree trips TO san
FI1ueisC0 wltA dynamite to blow up
Din gees home Though apparently a
serar5ra. acti6n from the ogden out
rage. the testimony of. Baby John
showed. tslat . box Of dynamite was
shipped here from Weaverville for the
Dings@. plat; ahd. portion OF the eN-
ploslye' was used for the ogden bomb.
The tracing 6f the dynamite viii bring
ln t-e.saIs eyed DrEgee pIQl
The <p3ot 10 blQw up. Police Judge
- ciCa1s: 10 wEich Baby John also con-
fesSed,. followed the. ogden outrage.
TIE dynamite, including an internal
rFachise 10 Be- exploded by acid. has
been stcled outside the City limits. It
wiz. Ice. fn4rodDced as, evidence.
.Jslkge rank 3. ogden win be the
. frst vi glress 10 testify against Mrs
The jury is composed of ". S. Van
Hoosear, =. Sitlnn, f.. G. Garcia, L. +.
G0ulQ. r. a. PeiNocfo, A +. Babb. f. G.
wntQn, T.. Pamtag, L. B. Chandler,
b. A. ssr-0w whridge, j. j. Atkins and
-tido +sv'lal o.
Jtistrict Attorney nonahue and AS
D.. sis.aat District Attorney Hynes will
prcsec:le
p j. EsaIl Who. as district attorney
~ a:ruiity. ccU-it t1-. Secured the cOnfes-
SION .lf'ALf' .73a by. } oiin Martin, which re
sllte3 IN the arrest. Of Isabella J. Mar
tli 81. "a rharse OF dynamiting. Judge
QEEell's hos gse,. has resigned. his po-
-sll. a.s... lie 5Vill practice. law al Red
-dlag.- :F1a-H is at: present in this city,
II S ise w l9..be a niLpess for the prosecu-
:. oll in. AIRS. Iartin's trial. He has
* q. !l.3E in his charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
ESCAPES FROM JAIL
BY CLIMBING FENCE

OAKLAND. Oct Fired Wallace, a
trusty serving six months term in
the city prison for larceny by the
short change" method. made his es-
cape this morning by climbing over the
high board fence surrounding a por-
committed August 81 on two charges
and still had about five months 10
serve.
Because of good conduct Wallace had
been allowed a little more freedom in
the corridors than other prisoners and
was assisting about the work OF the
Jail by carrying wood and disposing
of garbage about the place.
He worked the short change method
of swindling on Fred Weber OF $50 San
Pablo avenue and A. A. Atkinson OF 201
San Pablo avenue two months ago.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
BURLINGAME WILL NOT
PAY COUNTY ROAD TAX
City Attorney Will Seek. to En-
join Auditor From Making
Charge

BURLINGAAIE, Oct. 2.-The munich
pality and the county are TO enter into
war, which will be fought out in the
courts. as the result of last nights meet
ing of the city council, when City At
torney c. N Kirkbride was instructed
by the trustees TO bring suit for the
Underhill from entering the city on
the county's road tax books. County
officials declare that they have the
right to assess Burlingame for county
road work in the district on account Of
the time that the city was incorporated,
but the city holds otherwise. If the
tax went into effect the citizens of the
municipality would be compelled TO paw
approximately S4.500 into the county
treasury.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
DEAF AND DUMB MAN
SPEAKS AT BANQUET
Unique Address Is Made at
Meeting of Berkeley
Native Sons

BERK ELEY. Oct 2.--Native Sons Of
Berkeley parlor. which celebrated it's
eighth birthday IN the Carlton hotel
last night, heard a unique after dinner
speech, when Theodore Grady. deaf
and dumb attorney of San Francisco.
made an address through his son, Chan
cellOr X. Grady. The young man
watched mis- fathers hands and, as the
letters were spelled out, interpret ted
them by word of mouth. The speech:
was even carried to the point where
young Grady used the same gestures
and emphasis as his father
Grady Sr. was vigorously applauded
by the banQueterS and their expressions
of approval were interpreted by son
to father During the course OF the
dinner young Grady kept his father i'm.
formed of the speeches. being madean
the deaf mute attorney WAS able: to
applaud as vigorously as the others
when q catchy thing was said.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
PLAN TO HOLD FFTE
ON COLLEGE CAMPUS
PrytaneanS Are to Participate in
Halloween Festival in Har=
mon Gymnasium

BERKELEY, oct. 2.-For the first
time in the history of the Pryta-
mean society. the honor organization
Of the goods of the junior and senior
classes the annual fete will be held
on the campus of the university Oc-
tober 81. This year it will take the
form Of a halloween festival in Har-
mon gymnasium. Besides pretty booths
suggestive of the day, dramatic pro-
ductiOn VIII be staged by the men-
bers of the coed Mask and Dagger
dramatic society. A large amount OF
floor space in the gymnasium viii be
reserved for dancing. The festival
will commence at $3.50 O'clock in the
afternoon and continue throughout the
evening.
Miss Margaret Sherman of the senior
class IS president of the Prytanean
honor society, which is composed of
prominent women graduates of the uni
versity of the past 10 years. The other
officers are: Vice president, Miss Rose
Schmidt; treasurer, Irma Bromley; re-
cording secretary, Stella Harmon; cor
responding secretary, Christina Krysto.
The active members of the Prytanean
on whom will fall the management OF
the festival are:
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
YACHT DAMAGED WHEN
TORN FROM MOORINGs
DR.. M. w. Browns Elsie .Suf-
fers in Crash Against the
Berkeley Wharf

BERKELEY, Oct. 2.-Torn by the
stln north wind from its moorings at
Brooks island, the headquarters of the
California yacht club, and carried to-
ward Berkeley by the strong tide. the
Elsie, one Of the largest yachts of the
california yacht club, owned by DIR.
Maurice w. Brown of Alameda, was
battered into the new town wharf at
the foot of University avenue, this
morning. and damaged to the extent of
Sl,0Oe: More than $50 feet of the rail-
ing or the wharf was carried away be-
1ore the yacht was freed from its peril
Gus position. One mast was chopped
away before the vessel was freed and
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
. TO HAVE NEW STRUCTURE

: FRGIrNALE oct: PLANS have
been corapfe1ed for q. new Congrega-
tioaal church, TO be. erected at East
6ixteentR street and Fruitvale avenue
et.-a cost of. $4,000 10 $4,000. The
structure VIII be of the mission STYLE
oI -architeeture. The auditorium viii
seat s5g persons. with a Sunday school
assembly room, class rooms, library.
paste: study and. prayer meeting
room: Provision is made for CONSOLE
dating the main auditorium and SUNDAY
school. hall The present church quar-
1el's have beer OutgroWn under the
pastofete' Of Rev. Burton Al Palmer
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW:
TO HAVE MODEL@VILLAGE
Streets of Nuremberg. Germany,
Reproduced at Idora Park
Exhibition

OAKLAND, Oct. The streets. of; IA 8
historic German village of Nuremberg
will form the setting of the arts and
crafts exhibit. TO open. at Idora. park.
for TWO weeks. October 19. The. plans
are being drawn by the architects or
the Beaux Arts society OF San Francisco,
which will exhibit a number Of archf-
tectural drawings.
shops fashioned in architecture and
cOlOr1ng after the houses Of Nurembera>
will be placed on beth sides OF the
main pavilion. and IN these booths. the
workers Will ply their crafts and dis4
play their finished wares.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
Local Brevities
BOGUS oHEcK NAN cA

BOGUS CHECK NAN CAUGHr.-Cbarlss
Mclean, former teamster, was arrested YES.
terday for passing bogus checks NeIean
gained the confidence Of people he had delfvered
goods to while teaming and cashed the ehecks
with them. When arrested Mclean had three
bogus checks in his pocket
RECEIPTS OF CLERKS cFFICE-The reno-,
OF County Clerk Mnlerevy for the month OF Son.
tenber and for the JuIy-August- September guar-
ter was issued YESTERDAY 1t shows that fae
receipts OF the office during September were
Sl6.olO and the expenditures $7-93S. The total
excess OF receipts over expenditures for tbe
three months was S22, 7s7.7O.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
DEAcoNs TO BE ORDAINED

MENLO PARK, Oct. 2.-Following a
week Of retreat, preached by Rev. M
ID. Connolly of St. Paul's church of San
francisco, the ordination of four can
dldates as deacons will take place at
81 Patrick's seminary tomorrow. Rev.
theodore Keller of Oakland. Rev. John
Lucey OF Los Angeles, Rev. Francis
Mccarthy of San Francisco and Rev
Paul Anderson of San Jose are the can
didates who will have the ecclesiastical
dignities conferred upon them by Arch
bishop Riordan
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
ReADI roR eARnEN rErr

BERKELEY Oct. 2.-rhe final
touches on the decorations for the gar
: den -fete which the congregation of 81
august tines church will hold tomorrow
-sfteTnQon ana, evening in the grounds
Of. Airs. F.. White, al Ellsworth and
Derby streets, We're finished TO-DAY The
s6te els Under the direction OF Rev
James. McI0oflald, pastor Of the South
Berkeley Church Some of the ladies
who RSlll assist tomorrow are: sara
Daley. Mae. Fitzgibbon. Mrs, DuroaS :
hrs. =. Robinson, Miss May Haderie
and others.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
Explosion HURTS WOMAN

ALAMEDA, Oct. 2.-While cleaning
clothes with gasoline this afternoon at
her home. 1929 st. Charles street. Mrs.
+. 9. Miller narrowly escaped being
seriously Injured when bottle of the
huid exploded. A window in the room
IN which Mrs. Miller was working was
blown out. and she was struck with
fragments of the bottle. The fire de-
partment was called out to extinguish
the blaze, which caused $50 damage.