The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 25, 1900, Page 11

’ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1900. 2 11 PERSONALS. DIVIDEND NOTICES. MURPHY—In this city, October 24, Han- | and Twenty-third, thence to St James RAILROAD TRAVEL. ;..A\GE & GOFF. successors OAKLAND ADYERTISEMENTS. Vi S = m mmem_shn&hm Mur- m Somer Mtym and um FEE ; tel Sutter 2776, C et pos ,‘,,._,:"‘D, g e “_,“; m.nm.m Boy. naiive of County Cork, Ireland. ag=d iehratea for the sepose of his moul, com: m'-“:nz:i: ey hairdresser; styles OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. yeas menctng at § o'clock. Interment Holy Cross $1 up: ornaments cheap. | U!'rlna- lfi juaintances are respect- | Cemetery. Kindly u-nd-onunuu e A CHOICE INVESTMENT. fully invited to attend the funeral to morrow | JGNATIAN Council S m Y % Iide NCO. ® _ superfiuous hair, $5500—Annual income $700; good improvement: 2 o’clock, fro: residence, vlu phoea :l-n God to n— M-Lh-. roq«un-ms—‘y S EATON, s 19 Sutter. | choice central located cormer; grand future; 42505 rnhm stvper. thence G e o e Py ““‘“3’;“?1,5 o ccf-:‘i Ar:mn %n"nh Interment Mount Cal- = &m ur = mave — Fmom Ocrosz= 1, 100. — anmive h" GAN TR, [OME. Cemetery. ‘ames Smi it becomes our du 3550 Lakeside district; moders, 10-room; lat- MARRIAGE LICENSES. PAPE_At the residence of his mother tn South | gather at the bler of our depated . We "+3:004 Benicla, Eimim, Vacarlle, est itect: ; very te; cost 8an Francisco, 1749 Fourteen ‘enue Wi therefc it urge Py o M o e g vl The following marriage lcenses were lasued | Otiober S 3ice, Ho o “dearly be: | lend enics oo fhls Sctaston. We will 100, Shasin Eiories Durie W iliaza o S - - 3 A NEW INSTALLMENT HOME. yesterday: vl Enove Mary mud the late William Pape; | meet 'at §:15 o clock at the house of J udgg Advoo;u General in Bartiess s> Pavmenia Am Tatiom | $20330 cach; new I-story Colonial § rooms; | Dennis J. Mercer. 30, . and | and ther of Emma. Alma, Willle and | to attend the funeral ee *T:ADD Snder Bt Nichelas Hotel, | complete; mear trains and Broadway. | Florence E. Fay, 23, 1668 Taylor street. Henry Pape, a native of San . aged JAMES K CoSGRAVE, gent. S A CHEAP HOME, F. Arthur Lund, fi, 159 Ouk street, &nd Ella | 4 years 5 months and § days. CHARLES L. EBNER. Secretary. Mfl!}llfl. Beports to the nds and E(.—e":oul stones $975—A bay-window cottage; § rooms, bath; | F- Seibel, 25, 1509 Octavia street, Friends and acquaintances are t- vonm—xn this euy. Oclober 8, M John X arket st. imtt Robert ‘Hume, 4, £39 Alvarado street, and | fully tnvited to attend the funeral this day | Vover a native of aged 43 years. or waved by uein E e u bottle; druggirie restores gray all druggists zed; near statl 5 it Annie F. Good, 2, Twenty-second stree Corbett road. George H. Roberts, 27, 31 Sutter street, and Blanche P, Duhem, 55, 5:1 Sutter street. Stockton, and Annle g and Broadway; neat S-room | Z $20 month; mortgage $1650; & Tally Jocated bargain: see us for choics bars | L\\'MA\(‘E REAL ESTATE CO.. | B Hurnett, 23, smdmm . Dikigt. Richard d and siiver bought; EMAN'S. 506 S 6 Kearny st REAL hfiTtTE—(lTY—Fon SALE. EBADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS! OWEAT BARGAINS CHOICEST LOCATIONS! 307 to $800—Graded Bunset lots; $10 monthly. 530 to $500—Lots Nineteenth ave. boulevard; monthly. 3500 to $300—Cholcest Richmond lots; 310 s iy $75 to $300—Ocean boulevard lots; $5 monthly. $100 to §350—Level Mission lots, near cars; $5 monthly. ¥ to $13-Gets A3dition, mear San Mateo cars; §1 week 3500 to $1000—Few cottages; installments ltke rent | Branch Open_every and Glagrams office Ninth e. and SOL GETZ_& BRO OTHER, ROOM 5, CHRONICLE BLDG. have well located pr pen\ lots or res; etther aca: " addrees in me me year for §l, = | EPDY, s il B s | Stephen F. Phelan, B W Kellu, Carters, and Josephine C. Walker, 3, $10 CASH, & = East Oakland: 10 years old; no E'Z.*Eff'.'fi e e | RS —NARRIAGES—DRATHR adfoining East Oak- % acre sandy loa: 10-year-old assorted . full bearing: price $37. adjoining East Oakl trees, 10 years oid, full in a lovely spet: | 565; will build e to sult; on small | nts; fine macadamized street in front | near two car line fine sc l, and bullt up section, away from fogs and winds; call or send for circular, 4% Oakland; carriage free. H. Z. owner 1and rth, marriage and death notices sent by nu.u will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence Mrr- sons authorized to have the same publis] BORN. FRISCHBIn this city, October 32, 1900, to the wife of Diedrich W. Frische, a daughter. KALISH—In this city, October 13, 190, to the wife of H. H. Kalish, a son. ALLERSTEIN—In this city, L. Wallerstein, a son. MARRIED. BOWMAN—CLARK—In this eity, Ootober 18, 1800, at the Mission Dolores h, by the Rev. Father Stokes, i Bowman_of in & well raw venth st., to the wife of ence of 3 rooms, bath, car- | : #9 Mth st near Grov "Inquire B. FRANKE, 1422 Grov | Get list from GEO. W. AUS- | : Mendocino City, and Minnie T. Clark of San CO.. 1005 Broadway, Oakiand. Francisco, { = MALCOLM—STENDER—In _this ell!. ber OAKLA\D FURN:TURE FOR SALE. I i%0 by the Rev. F. K. e t SAMT | H Malcolm ana Minnte Stender. both of sm AN introduction to you from H. Schellhazs. the | Francisco. furniture dealer, 1ith and kiin, Oakland. ;mxm}scn\mx this city, October Fra: k 1500, at the Howard-street Methodist Ems— Chun:h. b{‘the R!’;‘d ar J%};LAA B. SECy Coi e e S ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING. furnished newly | tcely }Lu.ek&p’—\! rooms; adults; priv. residence. | SHERIDAN—McNEILL—In this city, October — 24, 1900, by the Rev. W, M. Bours, ward J. FILLMORE, 2207, near Clay—5 nice sunuy fur- | _Sheridan and Minnie D. MeNeill. nished rooms; bath: pi 8. near Van DIED. s rooms: bath M,\m\r:'r near Mason—2 rooms, furnished, el Beaioe B Bogle, Joseph H. Browne, Henry R. Connolly, John M. Coulyer, ‘Jobn H. & bed, gas, $10. Cell 342 Kearny st. . 32 or 3 sunny rooms in modern ocor. 513 Market. | T, . Geary—Sunny furnished bey-window room, $10; kitchen compiete, $18 PIERCE, 3452 or 3 furnisbed rooms for light | bousekéeping; use of etove and gas. | Erena Edgar, Robert W. Feisel, James Goldman, Jacob Harper, Charles J. Herrington, Sophia Hinckley, Mildred Salomon, Jacob L. Samuells, George T. Schaffer. Schalilch, Lout Schary, Harold e 1514, bet. Hyde and Larkin—| pyciteldt, Jaspar Smith, Elizabeth D. Par elegantly ‘furnished sunny Lo Kingsbury, Helen §. h::ék&mn[ rooms; piano; eppreciated g e i o et McDermott, Robert TEHAMA. 475, nr. 6th—$13; 3 rooms complets | o Roubuelutin. 56 S | AN Gearly Doioved Micbase of Hanah An: derson, father of Eilsie H. A. Anderson, and brothe ¢ Gustave A. Anderson and re. Annie Gutteabers, | izhed sunny Bousekeeping | r; closet. “turnished hwukacyin‘ rooms, ’ REAL ESTATE WANTED. M ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS. ge, € rms Sweden, < 571‘;1’1(‘1" d d the f1 ral ully inyited o a e funeral to-morrow T! sunny unfurnished rooms l.l’h.li (Friday at 2 o‘clork.‘ from his late resi- n with stove; private family; reasonable. | dence, $21% Clementina street, between FISHED rooms for bekps. 1o private | ECUrth and Fifth Interment Mount Olivet | Call 227 Dore, nr. $th and Harrison. | , Cemetery. i o BALDWIN—In this city, Elizabeth §. Baldwin, M. Baldwin, mother of | By ister of Mrs. L. | R. Wwidow of the late M Mrs Ida Parker, "H office for Call advertisements and ons bhas been established at 109 | e of Newp ] s city, October 23 mo Eu- ved daughter of James and Emma L. Bamford, and sister 0! mez L. 4 Sixih—Fooms 35| &nd Alice A Bamford, a n: S per week, and light . acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral this day (Thursday), at 113 o'clock from her late 15 Lexington avenue, between et (old 1384)—Fur- | single: also unfurnished | ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. HOUSES 10 LET—FURNISHED. BERKELEY ADVERTISEENTS and teenth streets. Inter- ment private, Cypress Lawn Cemetery. | BOGLE—In this city, October 84, 1%00, .vuefh; H., beloved husband of Ch na R. Bogle, and father of Eug: 2., John H. and Charles | M. Bogle, a native of New York City, aged & years 2 months and 25 days. £ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Friday at o'clock, from his late resi- | | dence, 1237 Market street. Interment Masonic m | Con‘eler) —tarniehea | BROWNE—In this city, October 24, 1300, Henry | ly mfl!hm, R., son of Richard H. and Mary A. Browne ommodated. | ang brother of Ge Richara F. and | | Soseph B. Browne, a native of San Francisco, aged 20 years and 10 months. £ Notice of funeral hereafter. Please omit flowers. CONNOLLY—In this city, October 23, 130, John M., beloved husband of Norah Connoily father of Frank, orge and Robert Connelly brother of Patrick Connoily, Mrs. Daly, Flynn and the late Mrs. Gordan, and brother- in-law of Mrs. McCarthy ‘and Mrs. E. Shorten, a native of the parish of Drunolea- tue, County Cork, Ireland, aged 32 years. T Friends and acquaintances are respect- 1oy invited o witend the funeral this day ). at 9:30 o' clock, trom his late resi- Natoma street, thence to St. Pat- k)—Changed hands: furn newly sunny rms., $1 50 to §7 P. RANFT. | cor. Mnrm—Hlndwmflyl ms: prices reasonable. furnished sunny dow room; reasonable; others y front room suitable for bath; #7. Sulte of 2 or § board optional. hurch, whers a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy BERKELEY REAL ESTATE. Cross Cemetery. COULYER—In Napa, October 24, 1900, John H. E\AP-—\Qv house. '-«wrs bath, pantry, pa ‘brick found: "good location: 5 street work all done. Take Berke- Lorin Station and ask for & LYON Co. NEW house. € large gas and eiectric lights, bat rs, wooden man bric basement, tiled statl pa closets; 3 b om station; 3 street-car lines. price $1800. cash,” balance $17 monthly. Take Berkeley ff at Lo- TDOLPH, PERKINS & $-STORY house, man closets, barn, bath pantry, large it trees, windmill and tanks, 2 blocks from electric cars; rice $1600; $100 cash, balance s is a enap; must be sold. ‘-Y”f‘l modern cottage, 2 bay windows, $-foot 1 barn; fruit trees and change for tmp Lorin station, Berkeley. . IAPf*r bay-window modemn cottage; 1-foot . : good well water; electric cars pass lis. 3200 cash, balamee y rent when you can buy a home on terms? OELLERICH & PERKINS, Berkeley OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. OFFICE—1118 BROADWAY. b eas: at OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. c‘fln(‘( given away for 1T, 1750. 1 N & COOK. Washington and 16th sta. 2 foot; fine building lots; north side; ; hai? biock from T ave. COOK, Washington Four- offered, ave; ashingtsn and Fourteenth sts. “xllll on Piedmont elec- ground and close to s if desired. BELDEN & V\uhlnrwr lnd For une&nm €ts. 4100 320 per month; new §-room 4w cliing; finely’ situsied on southeast cormer: Piedmoni; bank sale BELDEN & COOK. Washington and Fourteenth sta. corner station, yer, father of Mrs. Julla (Hart) Michel- A H. Micheison, a £ Notice of funeral in Friday mornin papers. Remains at the parlors of the l- fornia Undertaking Company, 406 Powell an.crAP‘umilhed suites and ge of dining room and kitchen. October 24, 1900, at her 28 CI and beloved mother of Mrs. F. G. aged 43 years. | g Friends are respecifully invited to at- tend the funeral to-morrow (Friday), at 10 o'cls , from the Greek Catholic Church, Powell street, near Filbert EDGAR—In Agnews, October 24, 1300, Robert W., beloved husband of Julia Edgar, and father of Mrs. Willlam Lobbin, a native of England, aged 4 years. FEISEL—In this city, October 24, 19800, B ored son oF Frederick T and the Jute Cathe J)ALE House, 31¢ and 321 Ellisst—Rooms, to $1, week 3125 to $4: open might. t.—Incandescent light; mn smoking-room and ladies’ par- | ght, 35¢ to $1 50; week, §2 to | ‘elevator on ground flcor; old water: baths. | Apartment House. 23 Eighth st., SHERMA Sear Market—Furished or unfurhished | erine Feisel, and brother of Fred, Edwin, " Walter and Emma Feisel, a native of San Francisco. @ Funeral and interment private. GOLDMAN_In this ecity, October 23, 1300, Jacob, beloved husband of Fannie Goidman, father of Belle, Lillian, Florence, Norine, Waeliter and Gerald Goldman, and brother of ‘. Golaman. Mrs, B. Wand, Mrs, Simon Bachman, Mrs. G, M. Kuta and Mrs. s native of Bavaria, aged 62 years § hs and 15 days. {7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow business. | (Friday), at 10 o'clock, from his late resi- sunny * furnished room; | dence. 43 Franklin street. Interment Home of Peace Cemetery, by 11:3 o'clock train from Third and Townsend streets. HARPER—In the City and County Hospital, October 24, 1900, Charles J. Harper, a native of England, aged 3 years. HERRINGTON In this city, October 2. 1000, Sophia M., beloved wife of Charles rington, and sister of Mary Suter, a naitve of San Francisco, aged 81 years. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funcral this day (Thursday), at 2 o'clogk, from her late resi; gence, Bei near cormer of | 8o and Eiiis. " Interment Masonic Cem HINCKLEY—In this city, October 22, I Mildred, beloved dmh(or of Mark F. an Merilia ‘Hinckley. and sister of Walter, Viv- ian and Earl Hinckley, a native of California, aged 16 years and 7 months. €7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral this day (Thureday), at 2 oclock, from the Emanuel Baptist Church, Bartlett street, between Twenty-second and Twenty-third. Masonic Cemetery. HUCKFELDT—Near Colma, October n, 1o Jaspar, beloved husband of Johanna Huck- feldt, and father of Henry Huckfeldt, Mrs. H. Lones and William, ‘Dorls, Minnte and Anna Huckfeldt, a native ‘of Ger- many._aged t years 10 months and 13 daye. Friends and acquaintances respect. fully invited to attend the mnen.l this (Thursday), at 1:30 o'clock, from the pariors of H. F. Subr & Co., 1137 Mission street, be- tween Seventh and ‘Bighth. press Lawn Ce: KINGSBURY—In this eity, Toom; private | | so sunny room _rent reasonable. | v, cholce, rea- | furnished rooms for first- st or other business. “H office for Call advertisements and established at 1006 ROOMS AND BOARD. | BOARD and rooms at 415 First st., near Har- rison. CLASS modern family hotel fine table 1604 California st. SPECIAL io’rlcnp. NOTICE Is berby given that the Maria Kip Francisco, has phans from July 1 to October 1, 1300: Amella A. L. Dienst, 11 years § months; Emma Alice re Pt g Irene Corscilia, 3 years: Mary Ellen Morgas, 10 years 4 montns; Lucy Rose Morgan, years § months. Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills best; safe, reliable: (nke no other; Rklle( tw stamps for particu! n letter by return i; aru, Chichester Chemical Co., Pmlldel PL gc collections made: COLLECTT BAD tenants ejected for city or country. PACIFK ON 415 Montgomery st.. rooms $-10; tel. 53%0. GASOLINE boat Kid; Moward-st. wharf; Interment’ Cy- Octobes (Thursday), E 2 dence of his mother, 1749 Four(.enn: nvenue. between N and P streets m‘% . Interment 1. O. O. Cemlltfy NICHOLSIn this clty, October 23 1800, Joseph B. Nichols, beloved "husband Mary hleboll. a native of le. m l“fl years 3 months and 6 fl"l O'CO)\VELL-ID this city, Patrick O'Connell, & adive ot nt Ableytefll. County Limerick, Ireland, aged 38 years. E>Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral this day (Thux‘dly). at 10:45 o'clock, of J, C. O'Connor & Co., 767 Mission street, thence to St. Patrick’s Church for services at 11 o’clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. O'TOOLE—In Alameda, Octobvr fl. 1%00, Danfel O’ Toole, bdoved brother of Mrs. Dunlavy of Alameda, Frank Ward of Gilroy and Mrs. Conlan ol San Francisco. & native of County Cavan, Ireland, aged 76 years. OWENS—In this oity, October 23, 1500, Ray- mond, beloved son of Mrs. B. lnd the laf P. me.nnulvoo!&n ), aged 9 !MH 3 months and 18 days. Friends and acquaintances are respect- £uly neited to aitend the funeral this day (Thursday), at 12:30 o'clock, from his late ruldence, Golden Gate Park, thence to Bt. Agnes reh, )Luan]e avenue Page Interment Holy Cross RYAN—An annive: requiem mass will be held at St. Agnes Church, Masonic avenue, between Oak and Page streets, at 10 o'clock to-morrow (Friday), for the repose of the soul of the late Amelid es, beloved wife of John H. Ryan, and mother of Ruth §., John H. Jr. and Martha J. Ryan. RYAN—In Berkeley, October 24, 1300, Willlam, beloved husband of Mary A. Ryan, and father of W. A. Ryan, a native of Maryland, aged 79 Foars o months and 2 du SALOMON—In Skaguay, Beptember 30, 1800, Jacob L., beloved )mlhlnd of Edith Salo- street, for services. Cemetery. and brother of Mrs. A. Mendelson, Mrs. M H. Lichtenstein, M. B. Lichtenstein of Salt Lake and Sigmund Salomon, & native of Ger- man; 43 years. The mnenl will take place to-morrow Cemetery, where services will be held. SAMUELLS—In this city, October 24, 1500, beloved husband of Amanda of New York, aged 32 SCHAFFER—In this city, October 33, Sarah P. Schaffer, beloved mother of md erick Echaffer, Mrs. Annie Tustin, Mrs. Louise Griffey and Willlam Schaffer of Stock- ton, a native of Pe nsylvania, aged 69 years 10 months and 4 da: g e~ funeral Wlll take place this day (Thursday), at 2:30 o'clock, from the pariors of H. F. Suhr & Co., 1137 Mission street, be- tween Seventh and Eighth. Interment Mount Oltvet Cemetery. SCHALLICH—In this city, October 23, 1900, Louls, dearly beloved husband of Soph: Bchallich, snd father of Henry H. and Lou G, Schallich. s native of Verden, Hanove: German; 44 years 2 months nd M du A membe' of Pacific Lodge No. T8, D % R g P e and Yerba Buena Lager. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Friday), at 1 o'cloc! from his late resi- dence, 3552 Bixteenth street, between Noe 1 Castro streets, thence to Men's Hall, 510 Bush stret, Wwhere services will be held'un- Ger the auspices of Pacific Lodge No, . U R. M., commencing at 2 o’clocl Inlprment Mount Olivet Cemetery, via electrio funeral car from Fourth and Harrison streets. SCHARY—In this city, Harold, dearly beloved son_of Mr. and Mre. Julius Schary, a native of San Francisco, aged 4 years. SMITH—In San Jose, October 24, beth D., wife of the late William Smith, and beloved mother of Mrs. Laura Delaney, Mrs. Anna Burgoyne, Mrs. May - Ironsides and George Smith, a native of Fredericktown, Mo., aged 73 years 3 months and 17 days. al-‘fltndl and acquaintances are respect- tully invited o attend the funeral Satarday, | October 27, at § o'clock, from the residence | of her daughter, Mrs. Laura Delaney, coln avenue, San Jose, thence to St. Joseph's Church, where a high requiem mass W‘UF celebrated for tl of her soul, com- S‘.‘ Cemetery. SMITH—In this city, October 23, Jr., beloved son of James ot Mary Smith, ’; n.mo of Oblo, aged 38 years 9 months and Friends and acquaintances are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral this day (Thursdaz). at $:15 o'clock, from his late rexi- Castro street,” between Elizabel mon, father o( Melville and Arnold Salomon, | day), at 11:30 o'clock, from Third and | Townsend streets, thence to Hills of Eternity | | and acq IIA-\D!I-IICH are tully lnvned to luznd the funeral to-mo rrv‘; Fri at 10:30 o'clock, from the pariors les J. E Metzler, 636 Washington street, under the auspices of Court Hubertus No. 15, F. of . thence to Third and Townsend streets to 11:30 o'clock train. Interment Cy- press Lawn Cemetery. HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HoTmL 7 Gallagher, Cal S_Everly, Chicago A J Bioom, Petatuma |0 A Ducommur, 1 Aag G Hubbard, Cambridge M J H Smith, S Jose C T Evans, Columbus |R McMaster, Balto J M Brooks, Cal |F Pearson, S Bernardo A H Johnson, G Forrest. N Y W W Whitney, Sacto |G Crystal, Vacaville F Koster & w, Oaklnd Mrs Crosson, S Jose E Tretether, Lathrop |Miss Crosson, S Jose LS Bucklay. Cal |\F P Evara, N Y A H Hart, N Y T Stevenson, w & d, 7 McClure, Coalinga | Court C Mantel, Mexico D C Clark, S Cruz R M Smith, Phila (Colonel Dunn, N Y L Albrecht, Cardift J W Havelle, Phila O B Wilbur & w, Cal W B Sargent, N Y Vi C ‘w, Danvil McD Elliott, § Rosa C Simmons & w, Bostn|T Boydston, Chicago ., Tacoma |Kate Boydston, Chicag Seattle ‘Kuhryn Bo)’ds!(\n Chg A McLaln & f, Chicago|T J Wolfr, Mrs Spratt, Seattle .c T Elllott, Salinas H Lee, Seattle D Brooks, S Jose B Flindt, Seattle 3 B & w, Satto W T Davis, Dawson Mrs Severson, Sulsun J L Davis, Dawson Miss Olson, Suisun L Schonborn & w, Seat G Early, Chicago PALACE HOTEL. A Bettens, Byron Miss Harst, England W_V Robinson & w, ’nnmmmnv‘m C Manning, M N Bell, ‘Hongkong |G S Payson, Chicago H L Smith, Vallejo | J Kemphaus, Mich A W _Kelly, Berkeley |W Wilkinson, Sydney C C Bull, Berkle: Miss Wilkinson, Sydny w y, N |H M Sherman & w, B New York Connecticut H L Feinberg, N Dr J Stepp. US N J W Schioss, N ¥ W G Roper, US N W W Crossley, NY |E W Browh & w, I C Field & w, C Raies, Cal J P Durfes Jr, N Y |T Ezner, St Louls G Luflin, St Louls n & w, Bos | Mrs L Seymour, Atrica| W B Biddle & w, Il Mrs G Jr,|J F Beals & w, Chicag Nape I W Ross, D C Mrs L _F _Gottschalk, | Mrs J Eriich, Denver New Y Drp M Lmuwm Cal J'C Gray, Oroville o C R King, Victoria | J G Saylor, Los Ang | P W Peterson, Africa F H Wilkinson, N Y |R Bishop & w, Ls Ang C Harst, England R P Nott, Kansas City NEW WESTERN HOTEL. C J Rbein, Sacto | Vancouver J Murphy, Chicago |Mre W Fakster, Man L Leterer, Haywards |C Haneon, Noms J P Corria, Cinn | F Norton, Seattle A Strung, Boston |0 J Bensen, Seattls J Storey, Alaska | € F Cander, Seattle S R Hardell, Fresno |C W _Alexander & w, C Reed, Mexico Redding G Wildt, Mexico A Barnhardt & fm, R Smell, Mexioo {~ Montres J Browe, Stockton -4 Gopoke, Ireland C C Lyrell & fm,! — e Hickinbotham-Cunningham Wedding STOCKTON, Oct. 24—John Hickinbotham and Miss Margaret Ella Cunningham were married this morning at the home of the bride’'s father, ex- Sherift Cunnh’*hnm. on North El Dorado street. Rev. C. Evans of the Central M. E. Church made the you g couple hus- band and wife. Afterward a wedding breakfast was served and Mr. and Mrs. Hickinbotham left on a weddin tour through the north. Mr. Hickinbotham Is a member of the firm of Hickinbotham | | Brothers, dealers In imported woods. ——————— Miss K Donnelly, B C M ‘Cordova, Sta’ Rosa. Carter’s Case Postponed. LEAVENWORTH, Kans., Oct. 24—The | repose mencing at 10 o'clock. Interment Oak HIll | hearing of the habeas corpua of Oberlin | 1900, James | ok, Carter, ex-captain of 2 against Warden McLaughre: ote‘:\tflnxrf;- eral Prison, through which the ex-captain seeks to gain his freedom, has been post- poned until November 9. The postpone- ment is occasioned by the ex-captain’s deslr‘? not to face a curious crowd in cour! price of h offered at popular prices. a suit, hi nlmu ote. Helen B. Kingsbury, beloved mothn of Wll- B e lard D). and Susan . Kingsbury, & native of | ROOME papered from $250; whitened §1 New York, aged 70 years § months and 24 | “painting don artman Paint Coo 319 Thirk | daye T e S e b % S rrients a0t scaaintances are rempect ‘ !E“ ING MACHINES AND l“m‘-. T “MIY)..;( 10 o'clock, ('Nfll the r“h":lné SEWING machines repaired at B Lt e e Y e oy oard ts o3 OWEN, té4 Folom st e o ,‘.‘,"‘,_‘;."&",,,T".v"" '2‘,:3_,,":}"’-‘"0 ol Park, between Sant and San J¢ will b. held at 1:30 o' nlock. Clara Cemetery, Santa Clara, | ALL kinds bought. acld, rented. ex pairing lowest rates; open BOUGHT, sold, rented, repai shuttles: reduced rates. 145 6th; vh ro- e Interment Santa Mar- mdmmm% ALL Inds 14 and l'l.‘.— Mary, Helen and Eddy u-a!flmmflh!fll oo, e deth. mu“h.hm?&mm%. native of County Ireland, aged 5 _STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES. D e R SO A S SRS R EY? > . 722 Mission st ; 13 BEKING Van esf Stoeags Co. T Ml ’x.,‘fi.fi'. 2des between FILEoN, o e | BL. vans, Tenth and Market; phone South 762. CIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com- Py, 2t Filimere st.: phone Jackson 1. SLOT MACHINES. A . BOU! sold; new and second-hand; d:lsr'-:r‘ym 927 Market, 'r mmm ‘will be llbl‘lld ( the repose cel for 17 e o e Cross. Wmm:; Jo- and father of and Harrold $9%—7-ROOM house near racetrack, fi- Jron Works and local trains; fine phn mechanic BELDEN & COOK, Wi _‘uhl— p T e nnnwa.oau.muco., - "'*n:.:" w7t Finnnagan & e e Sy % A‘%n'"l -__h-mm oy make. m‘l&'mem i m& ankle length, buf a suit. ADVERTISEMENTS. Silk ; Waists Ladies’ taffeta silk waists in this season’s correct styles with scalloped fronts; stitched and tucked back, front and sleeves, at the special price of Tailor-Made Suits Well made, perfect fitting, tailored suits in black and navy blue serge, lined throughout, special price, $|2 00 a suit Ramy-Day Suits Ladies’ rainy-day suits, nicely made of plaid-back all wool materials in blue, brown and gray, at the special $|2 50 a suit The above suits are this season’s styles and we offer them at special prices to popularize the department. Every suit will be fitted and if necessary, altered free. Brusselette Art Squares 7™ These carpets are g x 12 feet and can be used in any part of the house, especially In the dining room as a crumb cloth; the carpets are also very desirable for bed rooms; excellent value at $4.50 each Portieres We are offeringa beautiful line of floral, conventlonal and Oriental portieres, three yards lang and so inches wide with knotted nge on top and bottom, very large variety of patterns to fmm. former price, $7.50, on special sale at $5.00 a pair Combination Underwear Ladies’ combinatlon underwear that fits and wears well, now choose Ladies’ cotton and wool mixed ribbed union suits in lon; and ankle length, buttoned across the chest, white or nat\ufi $1.25 Ladies’ unshrlnklblz wool ribbed union suits in long sleeves, and ittoned across the chest, white or natural, $1.75 Special Values in Notions qunllty, rubber lined, size 3 at 13¢ a pair. net dress shields, size 2 only, at 8c a pa!r‘ Safety pins of a good quality at 3¢, 4¢ and 5¢ a dozen handle tooth brushes with bristles firmly set, at 15¢ each. Ladies’ il Handkerchiefs sheer linen hemstitched handkerchiefs, with hand embroidered on colored foundations, excellent quality, at = 15¢ each Cimen S 129 Kearny Street Edwin | War Secretary. ——t— Death Sentences Imposed on Six Sol- diers and Thirteen Filipinos, All of Which the Presi- dent Commuted. e ‘WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.—General Lis- ber, judge advocate general of the army, in his report to the Secretary of War, says there were 6630 trials by general court-martial during the past fiscal year, of which number 3 were commissioned officers, 11 regulars and 24 volunteers; 4 cadets, 6618 enlisted men (5424 regulars | and 1194 volunteers) and 23 civilians with | the army. Of the commissioned officers | 26 and of the enlisted men 6020 wers con- victed. A total of 258 men were sen- tenced to dishonest dischargef§pf whom the volunteers. Death sentences were imposed by sentence of court-martial in six cases of enlisted men—one for murder, | four for assauiting women and ome for striking a superior officer. The death sentences were commuted by the Pres!- dent to discharge, forfeiture of pay and allowances and imprisonment at hard labor for twenty years in five cases and for three years in one case—that of strik. ing a superior officer. The death seu-| tence was imposed by sentence of a court martial in one case of a civilian employe | for assaulting a woman and other of- fenses, which sentence, however, was commiited tu lmpflsonmml at hard labor for twent: In addit on (ofl:gebro nl. flfg;g:l persons were t o sions during the year, of ‘Which ‘mamber | forty-two were convicted, fifteen were | acquitted and in one case the sentence | | was disapproved. Death sentences were | imposed by military commissions in thir- | teen cases of natives of the Philippine | Islands—eight for murder and robbery, four for murder and one for being a lp{ The death sentence was dln.pprovod n one case, executed in five cases and com- muted to imprisonment at hard labor for | twenty years in five cases, for fifteen years in one case and for ten years in an- | other. The judge advocate uneru' depart- | ment 13 now composed of elght of officers, a | force, in the opinion of General Lieber, | entirely insufficient to meet existing re- i qulremenu. | Gen, Lieper recommends the passage of a i arateed by him ‘‘to prevent the | fallure of military justice” which was | favorably reported to the House of Rep- resentatives at the first session of the Fifty-sixth Congress, but failed of enact- ment. The first section of that bill | scribes a penalty for crvillans who refu: fo appear as witnesses before a generl | | court-martial of the army when yroperly‘ summoned. _Apother provision is ths | regimental and garrison coun—mrun.ls | and summary courts shall not have power | to try speclal cases of commissioned of- | ficers. CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION NAMES OFFICERS | Present Regime Wned in Its En- tirety by the State Con- vention. | SAN JOSE, Oct. 24.—There was a large attendance at the sessions of the State Woman's Christian Temperance Union to- day. Great interest was taken in all the papers read. The ladies are pleased with the result of the meetings so far and the manner in which the San Jose women are entertaining them. This morning’s session opened with a number of new delegates in attendance. | Mrs. Annfe Little-Barry led the devotional exercises. The election of State officers was then taken up. There was no contest, and the entire list was re-elected. Eve: Mrs. Emily Hoppin, the treasurer, who de- clarad positively yesterday afternoon that she would not agaln accept, was persuad- ed to allow herself to be re-elected. The officers_are as follows: President—Mrs. Sturtevant-Peet. First vice president—Mrs. 8. J. Dorr. Second vice president—Mrs. Lizzie Ross Miller of Mendocino County. Recording secretary—Mrs. Annle Little- Barry of San Francisco. Corresponding secretary—Mrs. Dorcas J. Spencer of Grass Valley. Treasurer—Mrs. Emily Hoppin of San| Francisco. X Auditor—Mrs. Blanche English of Peta- luma. Delegates to the national W. C. T. U.,| which will convene in Washingtén on No- | vember 50—Mrs. Maria Freeman Gray San Francisco, Mrs. Annle K. Bidwell of Chico, Mrs, Clare O. Southard of Francinco. Mrs. M. E. Teats of Ommd Miss 1. C. de Velling of Mt. Shasta Camp, Mrs. B. Sturtevant-Peet, Mrs. Annie Lit- tle-Barry, Mrs. Dorcas J. Spencer and Mrs. Emfly Hoppin. Mrs. Green delivered an address on “Temg‘emnce From the Esthetic as Weil as From the Ethical Side.” Mrs. Genevieve Wright led a rest drill. The question of “Finance” was discussed by '))dllfi Emily Hoppin and Mrs. Grace Kim- This evening a flno pm gramme was car- ried out. Mrs, ned with de- yotional Qxer(‘!su. T mm of Miss Sarah Severance on "\‘ ouun Adrift,” and Mrs. 8. M. Woodman on “The Fate of a Nation That Forgets God,” attracted much attention. S EEA DECIDES TO MAINTAIN PRICES AS AT PRESENT California Cured Fruit Association ‘Will Ignore Action of Out- side Growers. SAN' JOSE, Oct. 24.—The California Cured Fruit Association to-day decided ices. Re- on was do- g the bulk of the business. Many con- tracts are being received from prune men, and the ation is being itly i en e outside ers are trengthe Th tside deal seliing dried prunes one-half cent below all the ?uhn are’ handling he competition is not felt much. ~ All board nwmben of the ‘were present except Directors Kearney d Forman. PASSENGER TRAIN RUNS INTO AN OPEN SWITCH Crashes Into Freight Cars on a Sid- ing in the Railway Yards at Davisville. BACRAMENTO, Oct. 24 —The passenger train from Oroville and Marysville, due to arrive here at 7:5 a. m., met an accident at Davisville this morning. The train, ‘while running at a fair speed, ran into an open switch and crashed into a number of freight cars on a side track. Three of the freight cars were demolished and the locomotive was badly ‘The passengers in the versly shaken. James Myers, m.mn agent, was thrown across his car and was ery painfully bruised. bt o AR 0R Blaze at Redondo. LOS ANGELFS, Oct. 24—By a fire at Redondo ythhnonh. the Bolan tlock and Unique saloon were and ths MIx block considerably The total loss is approximately $10,000; in- —_— Captures an Inscribed Turtle. VALLEJO, Oct. 24—Willlam King yes- MOUNT TAMALPAIS RAILWAY San Francisco, via Sausalito Ferry: WEEK N!‘...J‘Hkl uuw;.. SUNDAYS.......8:0, 10:00, 11330 and 115 o. m. San Francisco to Summit and Return, TAVIIIWTAIAI)A-"Q-. offices, 621 Market st., Seusalito Ferry. 2270 were In the regular army and 315 In Koights lLanding, -q-nmuo'fian——au' ion Bt T hl\ln‘.-l. .-‘ *8:00; ..,. ai00. 100, N *Ti00r u.'z.. Galitonmis Keotoon nnanl- Maryarille. I-I-ll‘ jwnd, Puy u.-»v.n.;‘., Port S o c'urr II"I\I"" llunim o0k of Morket Street.) LIIETY l.'mrtl.‘-'nvllh San Jose, Felton, ta Oruzsnd Way CREEK ROUTE FERRY. ¥ FRANGISCO—Fooi of Market Sireet (8iip §)— ’:fl .ll:AJ. 1400 *300 %0 Prom OALLAND—Foat o Brondway.—"6:00 800 10:004 11390 100 1300 300 1400 8:30rm COANT INION .lluw (Third ai # Townsend Sta) — A Ocsan View, South San 'rllh. 100 Raus Jose s “Tay Stationa (New lmader Weduesdays ouly) e s m-d—l 'mrlu Jose, Los Gatos aad hhd stuhu *3:300 l-.v- and Prine r *6:30¢ San Jose sud Way Stations. 381:45¢ San Jose ud Way Stations. CALIFORNIA NOSTHWESTERN RY. CO. LESSTR SAN FRAMCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. Tiburon Ferry, Foot of Market St EAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL WEEK DAYS_7:3, 9:00, 11:00 & m.: 1285, 3:30, 5:10, §:30 p. m. Thursdays—Extra trip AIWE - Saturdays—Extra trips at 1:50 and 11:30 m ![‘NDAYS—I'M 030, 1:00 & m; 130, 330, T, WEEKDA!I—()AYH . Tt & T u~¢. 340, 535 p. m. Saturdays—Extra trips at 1:58 4 6:35 m. e o, 110 & my 1 B °. BUNDAYS$:10, §:06, 6:35 p. m. Between Sen Francisco and Schuetsen Park same schedule as Leave In Effect. | Arrive San Franciseo. [Apr. 15, 1500.! San Franeisco. Week sun-’ “'fln—‘Wofi Days. | @ays. [ Destination.| days. | Days. 330 pm| $:30 am| Petaluma. £ bl §:06 pm! Santa Ross.| Fulton. 1:30 ‘Windsor. Healdsburg. Lytton. Te. :90 pm! 8:00 am! Cloverdale. | 0 am| ] Hopland 3:30 pm| 3:00 am/ and Ukiah. 7:30 am| 3:30 pm 7:30 am| 3:00 am Iflvfl Glen l‘ll-n. 5:19 pm| am| 3:00 am) am(10:35 am 3:30 pm l'flpm Eedastopol. | 7:3%5 pm| §:30 pm Stages connect at Santa Rosa for Mark West and White Sulphur Springs: at Fulton m Springs: st ngs: opland M Duncaa slseyville. Carls- ! at Lytton ;ar fvr the Geysers: at Springs, Highland Springs. ATecaa oct: ity, Fort Usal. Willits. Laytonville, i's Springs, Harris, Olsen’s, . and Eureka. Blturdlytomml‘mm a reduced raf On Sun-hy round trip tickets to all potats Rafael at half rates. ekn offltfl 50 W C. WHITING. ‘General Manager, NORTH PACIFIC I}(IMAST RAILROAD. R X. RYAN, Gen. Pass. Ageat, :: m 2 #XPS‘,W llll Valley and San Santa Fe Trains—baiy 5 MELLA R R RS