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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
BELL BLESSED At
ELMHURST Church
Vicar General Conducts Cere,
mony on Lawn in Front
of the Edifce

OAKLAND. June 5.-The bell pre-
sented to the parish of ST. Louis Ber-
trand at Elmhurst was solemnly blessed
according to the rites of the Catholic
church at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
Right Rev. Mgr. ]. j. Prendergast, vicar
general of the archdiocese of San
Francisco, read the service on the lawn
of the church. with Rev. Father Phil
lips of San Rafael as his assistant.
Rev James Kiely. the pastor of the
church, and his assistant. Rev Michael
Power were the masters of ceremonies.
Rev. j. A. Butler of Golden Gate was
deacon and Rev Robert Sampson of
Berkeley subdeacon. The church choir
sang selections. and solos were given
by Mrs. w. E. Dargie and Luis Peralta.
An address on the Significance and
Use Of Bells in Ancient and Modern
Times was delivered by Monsignor
Prendergast. Mrs. Maria Antonia P.
Toler of San Leandro. who presented
the huge bell to the parish, was sponsor
at the services and godmother. The
huge bronze was blessed on the ground,
and will be placed in the tower this
week. 1t is one of the most expensive
bells in any church of this county,
having been cast especially in New
York. The tone is B natural.
Several hundred parishioners and
visitors from other churches attended
the ceremonies.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
BERKELEY PASTOR
TOTAKENEW PULPIT
Rev. w. S. Matthew of Trinity
Church breaches His
Farewell Sermon

BERKELEY, June 5.-Rev w. S.
Matthew, pastor of the Trinity Metho-
dist church of this city. preached his
farewell sermon in this city at this
mornings service. He will leave for
Boise City within a few days, where
he will assume the pastorate of q
large church.
At the evening service of the church
a special musical service was rendered
under the direction of Mrs. X. Sweesy,
musical director of the choir
a special musical service was heard
today at the College Avenue M. E..
church of this city, solos being rem
dered by Mrs. Chester Naramore, So
prano; II. c. Parkinson. tenor; Mrs.
J. Rollin Fitch, contralto, and Frank
Wright. baritone. Miss Lola Gwin was
accompanist, and among the numbers
heard were the following:
Jesus, Lord Jesus tenor; And They Came
to Place Called Gesthemane' barytone !;
could Ye Not Watch With Me- (stainer). of
fertoTy for organ; professional to Calvary. =
Song Of Penitence" tBeethoyen), contralto;
chant, Holy. Holy, Holy (Prcel. and Seek
le the Lord (Robertsl, by quartet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
SERIES OF OUTDOOR
MEETINGS is PLANNED
Ministers to Speak Under the
Auspices of Y. w. c. A.

OAKLAND. June 5.--A series of out
door meetings will be held this month
at Mosswood park under the auspices
of the Young Women's Christian as
sociation. The first meeting will take
place tomorrow evening at O'clock.
the session to continue one hour The
address of the evening will be deIfv-
cred by Rev. Albert w. Palmer, pastor
Of the Plymouth congregational church
of Oakland, who has chosen the sub
ject, The Spiritual Message of the
Trees"
The second meeting of the series has
been set for June u, when Rev. George
G. Eldredge will speak on Woman and
Religious Leadership" Dates for the
other meetings will be set, and among
those who viii speak are Rev Richard
NJ. Vaughan and Rev L. Writ. as
sistant pastor of the First Congrega-
tional church.
It has been announced that popular
talks for women will be given every
Thursday night at the Headquarters of
the association. Fourteenth and Castro
streets. The speaker viii be Rev. Al
bert w. Palmer, and the subject of the
meetings, Religion and Everyday
Life"
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
CRAZED MORPHINE USER
FIGHTS WITH INSPECTOR
After Reaching Hospital Pris-
oner Steals Drug

OAKLAND. June 5.-Inspector of Po-
lice Book had a thrilling struggle with
Thomas Kelleher, a morphine user
whom he attempted to arrest last even
ing in his home at sos Jackson street.
KelleheT had become crazed by the
drug and was terrorizing the inmates
of the house when Inspector Book re-
sponded TO call for police. He entered
the house and attempted to seize the
man. who was clad only in an under
shirt, but Keneher broke away from
him and dashed into the back yard
Inspector Book followed, but Kelleher
escaped again and dashed back into the
house. Book closed in upon him and
was preparing to handcuff Kelleher
who is a powerful man, but he dragged
Book to a window and tried to plunge
through it to the street.
BY main strength Book held the
man and finally succeeded in subduing
him long enough TO take him to the
receiving hospital, where he was treat
ed for a cut received from the window
glass. While in the hospital kelleher
stole vial Of morphine from the sur
geon's table, and it is probable that he
viii be charged by the hospital author
tiles with petty larceny.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
CATHOLICS MOURN
AT MELVIN'S BIER
Sorrowing Friends Pay Tribute
to Beloved Former Pastor
OF st. Anthony's

OAKLAND, June 5.--Vigils were kept
all afternoon and until o'clock this
evening at the bier of Rev. James Mel
win. the former assistant pastor of ST.
Anthony's church. Sisters of Mercy and
schoolgirls. Christian Brothers and
schoolboys, and members of the sodali-
ties of the parish, kept the watch.
At o'clock the watchers were re-
lieved by the clergy, who, with the
rector, Rev. P. c. Yorke, prsiding, sang
the dirge of the dead. Rev. P. E. Doyle
and Rev. Paul Anderson were the
chanters.
Solemn requiem high mass for the
repose Of Father Melvin,s soul will be
celebrated at 1920 O'Clock tomorrow
morning. Rev. James CramweIl of st.
Marys college will be master of cere-
monies; Rev. P. NJ. McTIugh of Dimond,
deacon, assisted by Rev. William Lyons
or Menlo Park, and by Rev. James Nc
Donald Of San Francisco, as subdea-
cons.
Many prominent churchmen will ac-
company the remains to ST. Mary S
cemetery as pail bearers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
WRONG MERIDIAN USED
IN SURVEY OF CONGO
Revision Shows Lake Albert
Edward Is in Uganda

The equal division of Lake Albert
Edward between the Congo and Ugan-
da. which, it is reported, has been de-
cided on by the Brussels conference on
the Congo frontier, is merely rever-
sion to the original frontier. which was
defined in 1894 as following the thir-
tieth meridian east of Greenwich
through the center of the lake, says
the Westminster Gazette.
An accurate survey. however, recent
ly placed that meridian considerably
east of its supposed position, with the
result that the whole of the ,lake is
west of it, and in Congo territory. A
very curious error regarding meridians
in frontier delineation happened some
years ago.
A territorial arrangement between
Great Britain and France was about
to be signed at the foreign Office when
the then president of the Royal Geo
graphical society pointed out that the
map used by the French government
had it's meridians of longitude reckoned
from that of Paris as zero, while the
British foreign office had made its cal
culations from Greenwich. The agree
ment was not signed
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
MANY FRIENDS AT
PRETTY WEDDING
Prominent Fruitvale Girl and
Merchant of Fitchburg Are
United in Marriage

FRUITVALE. June 5.-In the pres
ence Of a large number of friends and
relatives Miss Florence Elva Norton,
daughter Of M and Mrs. c. c. Norton.
1921 High street. was married TO Will
lam r. Albers. a hardware merchant of
Fitchburg, Saturday evening, the mar
riage taking place at the home of the
bride and being performed by Rev. J.
o. Duncan, pastor of the Melrose Meth
odist Episcopal church.
Mrs. Jud Wilson, sister of the bride,
was matron of honor. and Harold
Laying, brother in law of the BRIDE
groom. the best man. The bride wore
a while silk empire gown, trimmed
with old Persian lace. She carried a
bouquet of bride roses.
The drawing room in which the cere-
mony was performed was decorated in
white and pink carnations. with large
floral bell in the center. The couple
eft for Santa Barbara on their honey
moon. They VIII make their home in
Fitchburg
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
WOMAN'S CLOTHING IS
STOLEN BY BURGLAR
Store and Home Broken Into,
but Thieves Get Nothing

OAKLAND, June 5.-Mrs. Ida Rie-
man, 129 San Pablo avenue, reported
to the police today. that burglars en-
tered her room early last evening and
stole clothing.
Unsuccessful attempts at burglary
were reported by Wetmore & Bielstein,
grocers, 1902 San Pablo avenue, whose
store was entered through a back win
dow. and by Joseph Herbert of 1895
Thirty-fourth street, whose home was
also entered during the night. Moth
ing was taken from either place.
Ray II. Dysinger of Santa Cruz no.
titled the police that his suit case had
been stolen at the Sixteenth street
ldepot yesterday
Following the report by T. H. B..
yarney of 1850 Webster street, of the
theft of two saws from his home, the
police arrested Fred Johnson, who is
in detinue on suspicion of being the
thief
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
PHI SIGMA FRATERNITY
TO HOLD CONVENTION
Chapters in the Bay Cities to
Be Hosts

ALAMEDA, June 5.-Omicron, the
local chapter of the Phi Sigma high
school fraternity, will be well repre-
sented at the national convention of
the fraternity which opens at the Pal
ace hotel in San Francisco July 6, and
which will hold sessions for four days.
Delegates from chapters in various
eastern cities will be in attendance
The four chapters of the fraternity To-
Gated in this city, Sans Francisco, Oak
land and Berkeley viii be the hosts at
the convention.
The program for the entertainments
of the delegates will include smoker
at the opening session, excursions on
the bay, visit to Idora park, sightseeing
trip in San Francisco, ball at the Palace
hotel, theater party and banquet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
LIFE MAY BE LOST
AS SACRIFICE TO HAT
Felix SemeIde Seriously Hurt in
Fall From Sfreetcar

OAKLAND, June 5.--In pursuit of his
hat. which a gust of wind had blown
away, Felix Semelde. a track walker
employed by the Oakland traction com
pany, jumped from a moving car at the
corner of Second avenue and East
Fourteenth street this afternoon and
sustained fall which may result in
his death. Semelde was picked up un-
conscious and removed to the receiving
hospital, where physicians declared that
he was suffering from concussion Of the
brain and a possible fracture of the
skull. The injured man lives at the
corner of Second and Alice streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
STANFORD PROFESSOR
BECOMES LAND BROKER
To Pilot Colony of Home Seek
ers to Golden State
TSpeciol Dispdtch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, June s.
Professor j. y. Suter, an instructor in
applied mathematics, who has been at
Stanford for a number of years, re-
signed from his position yesterday in
order to enter the employ of the Cressy
colony company, owned by Palo Alto
capitalists. Professor Suter leaves to-
morrow for Wisconsin, where he expects
to organize a colony of California home
seekers. The Cressy company has a
tract of 5000 acres near Palo Alto
which has recently been surveyed and
subdivided into 20 acre lots The tract
will be placed on the market at once.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
BRASS CHAIN FOUND
IN GIRLS STOMACH
Doctors Use x Ray to Solve
Cause of Illness

HAYWARD. June 5.-The mystery of
the sudden and almost fatal illness OF
Annie Frates. 2 years old, was solved
by the use of X-rays last night, when
a brass chain 13 inches long was found
in the child's stomach.
The girl became violently Ill and
physicians diagnosed the illness as
brass or copper poisoning. Antidotes
were given and were effective for a
time, but the symptoms and convul-
sions recurred. Then the x-ray was
used and the chain was found in the
stomach.
An operation probably will be per-
formed. and the doctors say that the
child has a good chance to recover.
She is the daughter of Joseph b.
Frates, an employe of the San Lorenzo
water company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
AUTO DRIVER WANDERS
AWAY AFTER ACCIDENT
Car Plunges Over Road and the
Chauffeur Leaves Party
Tc.J nj =, II y III

SAN RAFAEL. June Herman
Bunke, a chauffeur employed by the
Deysher & Lafrange garage Of San
Anselmo. is reported missing as a re-
suit of an automobile accident in the
Petaluma road early this morning. in
which six young men of San Anselmo
were hurled into the ditch without Sc
rious harm.
The young men, who are camping in
what is known as Bush tract, are Fred
Goodman, Albert Capelli, George Perry,
Chris Buckley, Edward Jory and Gro
yer Reed.
In some manner the driver lost con-
troll of the auto while the party was
riding toward San Rafael. The ma
chine plunged over the side of the
roadway, but the young men escaped
with only few scratches.
Bunke. the chauffeur. has not put in
an appearance. He left the stranded
party with the intention OF telephon-
ing for assistance. 1t is feared that his
head was injured and that he is wan
dering in a deranged condition in the
hills north of here The young men
were forced to walk 15 miles to reach
San Anselmo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
ACTION ON WINDMILL
LAW is DEFERRED
Legality of Proposed Measure
Under Consideration

ALAMEDA, June 5.-Action on the
proposed ordinance to regulate the run
ming OF windmills has been deferred
by the city council for two weeks in
order to allow the city attorney time
to look UP law bearing on the proposed
enactment. Under the ordinance as
drafted the operation Of windmills be-
tween the hours OF II a. IN. and D. m
will be prohibited. The proposed reg
ulation was framed at the instance of
residents in the fashionable residential
neighborhood, who complained that
their slumbers were often disturbed by
creaking and grooming windmills.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
SAN RAFAEL FIREMEN
ENTERTAIN VISITORS
Volunteers of Southern Marin
County Towns Feted
Especial Dispatch 10 The CoHl

SAN RAFAEL, June 5.-Ten automo-
miles crowded with volunteer firemen
from all the towns of southern Marin
county completed the round of pleas
ures that were provided tonight for
the guests of the local department.
whose members gave an elaborate en-
tertainment and smoker in Red Mems
hall and then took the visitors joy
riding.
Fire Chief Daniel Schneider headed
the committee of reception, and among
the other speakers at the banquet were
Assemblyman Edward /. Butler, for
mer Mayor J. C. Gieske, Mayor NJ ].
Pedrotti, Frank Costello. Fire Chief
J. ]. Fonnesbeck Of San AnseImo, Chief
NJ. ]. Sarraille of Mill Valley and the
department chiefs of Sausalito. Ross.
Larkspur. Corte MADEIRA and Tiburon.
The idea of a permanent Marin coun-
ty organization of firemen was aban-
doned, the volunteers declaring that
the bonds of good fellowship were suf-
icient to hold the firemen of various
towns together.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
BOY VANISHES ON
WAY To- SCHOOL
Lad Starts for Kindergarten,
but Fails to Reach His
Destination

OAKLAND. June 5.-A. p. Ramus.
1912 Fifth street. applied to the police
today for aid in searching for his
year old son. John, who disappeared
yesterday after he had started from
his home to the Atlantic kindergarten
in Peralta street.
When the boy failed to return home
at the usual time an inquiry at the
kindergarten revealed the fact that he
had not been there all day.
The missing boy has brown hair and
eyes and a dark complexion When he
left home he wore blue and white
waist, knee pants and brown cap.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
WOMEN WILL JOIN IN
TWO DAYS PROGRAM
Motion Pictures to Be Feature
of Colonial Show

OAKLAND. June 5.-More than 1oo
women will take part in the colonial
entertainment which will be given the
second week in October at Ebeli club
house by the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution and the ladies of the
guild of st. Johns Episcopal church
The entertainment will last two nights
a loaned exhibit and moving pictures
Will be displayed as features.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
MOTORISTS ARRESTED
FOR SPEEDING CARS
Flying Squadron Has Busy Day
on BouIevardS

OAKLAND, June 5.-The flying
squadron had busy day on the boule-
wards of East Oakland, and number
of speeding motorists fell into their
clutches. Among those arrested by
Policemen Flynn and Keefe for ex-
ceeding the speed limit were: J. A.
Jackson, merchant; Alfred Gibbs, clerk;
A. McElrath, salesman; +. c.. Martens
banker, w. L. Wilkes, chauffeur;
George ]. McKinnon, real estate; John
e. Frazier, chauffeur; John p. Still
waugh. chauffeur; Walter Crosby. con-
tractor; Ralph Kyle, merchant; DR.. H.
r. Oliver, and Ramon Huart, chauffeur.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
BENEFIT TO BE GIVEN
FOR BUILDING FUND
Program to Be Heard at Park
Congregational Church

BERKELEY. June "a benefit con-
cert for the church building fund will
be given next Thursday at the Park
Congreg egatiOnal church. number OF
Berkeley's talented amateur musicians
having volunteered their services. Miss
Claire Ferrin will be heard in several
violin solos and Mrs. Crewe Alvin viii
render several songs. The program viii
be announced within few days.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
BOY ACCUSED OF
FORGING BANK ORDER
Lad Charged With Obtaining
$500 and Fleeing

OAKLAND. June 5.-The police are
looking for a boy named Toney, who
IS accused by Turto Martin Velasco, 7l6
Broadway, Of forging his name to an
order for S360, which the lad is said to
have cashed at the Security bank of
Oakland on Thursday.
The boy and his accuser came to
Oakland together from Panama. ar
riTing Oh the steamer Para April IL.
soon afterward the boy went to work
with Nelasco on Miller river. and while
there Nelasco alleged that he stole a
page from one Of his books which
bore his signature, and conied II on
the bank order.
All efforts to locate the boy have
been unsuccessful
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
CAR VICTIM DIES ON
WAY TO HOSPITAL
Joaquin Ritta's Skull Fractured
in Fall to Pavement

OAKLAND, June 5.-Joaqufn Con
zales Rita of San Leandro was fatally
injured by a fall from east bound Mills
college car No. $40 at the corner of
Twelfth and Alice streets shortly
after s o'clock this evening. Rita
fell as he alighted from the car, strik-
ing his head on the pavement and frac-
turing the base of his skull. The police
was summoned and took the
injured man to the receiving hospital.
but he died on the way.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
SPARKS FROM CHIMNEY
BURN BERKELEY HOME
Neighbors Discover Fire in Res
idence of Architect

BERKELEY, June 5.-Ignited, ac-
cording to the fire authorities. by fly
ing sparks from the chimney, the home
of Frank NJ. May, an architect and
contractor of this city, at the corner of
Arch and Cedar streets. was burned
this afternoon.
The fire was first noticed by neigh
bors at about l o'clock, when it had
gained considerable headway. Part of
the household goods were saved. The
loss amounts to about $4,000. covered
by insurance.
The home of H. f. Earle, next door,
was charred, but not badly damag ged.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
FUGITIVE DRIVER IS
CAUGHT IN PLEASANTON
Manuel Brown Must Face
Charges of EmbezzIement

OAKLAND. June 5.-Manue1 Brown.
a fugitive from this city, was arrested
in Pleasanton today by Detective Timo-
thy j. Flynn and brought back to
Oakland to face two charges of
misdemeanor eInbezzlement preferred
against him by William It. Harris a
real estate man living at 1175 Market
street. Brown was formerly employed
as a driver by Harris, who accuses him
Of collecting two sums of money,
amounting to $50, in his name and
keeping it.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06

FUNERAL OF J. H. RoHR-Alameda, June 5.
The funeral of the late j. Fl. Rohr was held
this afternoon from the family residence,
thence % the Elks home where services were
conaucted by the officers of Alameda lodge
or Elks There was large attendance of
the deceased.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
COLLEGE GRADUATES
TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
Bishop O'COHnelI to Preside at
Convent Exercises

OAKLAND. June 5.-The College of
Holy Names Of this city has selected
june 10 as the day upon which to
hold commencement exercises for
grammar grade students. An appro-
pirate program viii be carried out. and
those pupils who have passed in their
respective grades viii receive their re-
wards of merit.
Graduation exercises for those who
have completed the commercial course
viii be held June 13. and graduates
of the regular college course will re-
ceive their diplomas June Is. Bishop
D. J. O'Connell OF San Francisco will
preside at both exercises and deliver
addresses.
The graduates Of the commercial de-
partmeRt are Miss Nellie Jordan of
Ferndsle and Miss Minnie Bell Of Tue
son. The collegiate department grad
yates are Miss Ethel Anderson and Miss
Helena A. Schunck. The names of those
who viii take part in the commence
ment program are:
The Misses Ursula Wohlander
Florence Forester Alicia Compton
Edna FassmOre Rafaela Marcor
Sabina bolanos ~ de Ia Marcor
Helen Wiley Ethel Anderson
Helene Merrick Esther Ball
Hazel Campbell Irene Hill
DrIsilla Stevens Marcia Bernard
j. Hendrick Harriet French
Vera Vargas Bessie Maher
A. Caesar N. LawlOr
j. Doss
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
SLEUTH UPHELD IN
SHOOTING FUGITIVE
Coroner's Jury Exonerates De-
tecfive Sergeant Tobin

OAKLAND. June 5.-Detective Ser
geant Tobin of the San Francisco po-
lice force, who shot and killed Giestino
Merlino the fugitive assailant Of Alex
ander Dierks, whom he stabbed in a
San Francisco saloon brawl, was exon
Grated by a coroner's jury this after
noon. The verdict upheld Tobin in
shooting the fugitive, holding that he
merely did his duty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06

Folding and cot beds. camp goods. at
u Schellhaas, 11th at Franklin, Oak'ds
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06

Tents, cots, camp stoves and stools.
furn. sale, l lth ST., OakFd.s >
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