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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MOXDAY, MAY 18, 1903. 9 MEDICAL. | “ MED F Tfl | ey ROOMS AND BOARD. M H, spectalist for all femaie A- Y (. .A. l\ ADV .RT]SEMEN Sl SEVENOAKS HOTEL .. relie! gua: 3 I fab skin, birth- COR. BUSH Q‘ifig\;&s‘}gn STS. = tting. massage. ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. MRS 'NELLIE HALSEY....J. R FOSTER ' : T 7 paRIciars | XK an ster—To cioss an_ eatmie: pant | NEW AND MODERN EIRST.CLASS pESI. . epp. Bth. | home of 13 rooms and bath: gas and ele: SUNNY ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATHS. tricity; lot T0x183; cost 325,000; now only | yoXG HISTANCE TELEPHONE IN EVERY $15,000; S M Boibarey ROOM. ENTIRE HOUSE HEATED BY 4 ” e family from 1500 Park st., Alameda. -...BTEAM; ELBC THICBUAVAIVE, i date and at o AMOY, The o0 Devlsadero, NI corne: Mo & Mason | ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD. Allister—Sélect family boarding: sunny & ¥ S P ol o' -1 * rooms: single or sulte: modern; reasonable. < estores gray halr. tm- | THE Wentew 2110 Santa © e B LA Faliing, Cares dancratt | Tk Wertent, 4G Tania 1T 470 —RE" | 51D Sievenson Manston, opp Gracy Church, staln or stickiness; i . but how good, is the mo! OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS Rapid Rotar! experience, © cocaine habi narmacy fee moderat, Call Grant ave., , Satur- | eutonia (lurge) MISCELLANE Jov Sunday evening at ~FOR SALE. | Hall, Howafi st, nr. 9th. PROF. FOST d "GANT suits on caey instalimen cents pet week. LEON LIEMOS. 1127 Mar- | CHOICE Oak OFFICE, 1118 BROADWAY. - ESTATE. OAKLAND REAL A bargain ne cottage (nearly new) 7 rooms; high basement;. large lot: a!l good location; only 0 CO., 466 Tenth st., Ouk- 1 IAL bargains—$4000 only for 5 acres 'n | nd; house of 3 roc EN & CO., 480 9th s cor. Sth_ave. barn, East o and lease at $75 per month exp Ten e of conctruction e and chea: proved Ozl Call cifice, large list of | nd_property. Oakland. proved and i Address box 3u3 | in Pted- | | =l A Berkeley 3 | eale ata improved and unimproved; | 1 g | also houses to rent; no agenis. Box 3937, 3 gl Call office, Oakland, | SKOLL dress pant ADE sui < cor. Bush and Dupont. thir rCoUs and_moles removed by " you went a home, write, telephon on the Oakland Home Co. | best known. L. M. McKENNEY, man- | ager, 072 Broadway, cor. i frs. Traverse,1170Market. | T ADE costumes. pla rders. GOLDSTE! ——— HEAPEST and best in Amerlca . Cell. 16 pages, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for $L | postage pald I8 Egvi ursl : 81 TOOTHACHE and 25¢ n at all drug DROPS CU L ed with el 1119 Sutter, | F o Ty, mplicated diseases operation. Call or write. speclalists varicocele OAKLAND FURNISHED HOUSES. OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE. € —— INDA Vista terrace—Furnished house; el gant and comfortable; 8 rooms and bath. 6 Walsworth ave., Oakiand; tel. Blue 366. URNITURE good and cheap this month. H. CHELLHAAS, 405 Eleventh st., Oakland. t household furniture for sale; new. Box 833, Call office, Oakland. OMPL PAINTERS AND DFCORATORS. able rates. J. ¢ N Z, © e av.; tel. F B ATE—CITY—FOR SALE. | 530 California st 1ding) CHOICE BUILDING LOT! OF THE PARK IN at! lines of cars either The attention | frering who buy for instali- MONEY TO LOAN. | BUCHANAN. HYDE. 408_Sunny double par! the figures - — — Baced for the reason | HERBERT (The)—Sunny apartments for the value as to| housekeeping: gas ranges; just newly fur- | nished. 1530 Polk st macad- | = = | | By ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING. STIN ave., k02, ine sts.—Two sunny et. Bush and ished housekeep- ing rooms M B25—Large sunny furnished room | housekeeping. §1 50 weekly. TE ave., 622—Sunny 3-rcom fl furn.; bath, running water. iaundry. rs for house. | $14. { keeping. $25; also basement E, 412-Sunoy parlor suite of 3 rooms; mplete for housekeeping. OAN hexpenditur Tent fla and for Franklin—Two or_more newly furnished. . 12, o sunny housekeeping rocoms; CALLISTER, 631 for housekeeping; r TenthLarge Ledroom. for housekeeping, 33 25 no children; phone. Title Tnsura lot; several c s who wanted t it is cheap en lot is wel n Lake st T 23 hoice lots, west | | | A BARGAIN He OFF! RED. fot B4 ext ands a view is very desirable. | J. GUNN, Calitornia st NOE. 347 keeping; no children | NOE. §30, bet. 21st and 224, near Castro Two large furnished or partly furnished | OAK, 111 ST, CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscrip unny furnished rooms for house s for housekeeping; gas. hot and cold ccal and gas e 2 nice sunny houeekeeping; rent $15 Laguna & McAllister—Furnish: sulte; extra sunny kitchen: complste; free gas, water, bath: quiet & pleasant home, sunn; HIRD, 604—Sunny rooms; bay-window: fur- nished for housekeeping: gas; reasonable. | VALENCIA, 21, SW. car—4 or 5 unf Iy sunny onvenlent cor. room: : 706—Parlor suite of 3 rooms; 3 basement room: $20. received at Call branch office, 2200 Filimore, office for Call advertisements and subscriptions has been estabilehed at 1006 Valencia st bay-window den mantels: lots; i cottage: G jarse porcelain plumbing; e absolutely perfect] Ca THE BUILDING CONST! N CO., 511-512 CALLAGHAN BUILDL Will buy you a lot and build you a house $% month pays principal and interest on $1000; making vour installments less than rent. COMPANY (Inc.) —ee ROOMS TO LET—F cept small cash payment; bal- = US 2 will sacrifice for cash. DO- | FAND CITY 7 Market st., opp. Franklin. | ROOMS ROOM RENTING —_— " ——— | FOR AGENCY. WHOLE block of houses just started near the | YOU Park on C Cole, Shrader and Parnassus | FREE ave.; plans, terms and prices to suit y | OF on_premises. JAMES ROUNTREE CHARGE. 102715 Market st All information and attention free of charge. nd Unf Phone Mint 1006. Furnished or Unfuraished. Rooms, Rooms for Housekeeping. uses and Boarding Hotel Accom All parts o An attendant wiil accompany strangers, real estate; also for the full cost of ment and part cost of lot: houses to euit: plans free: interest 6 Crocker bulldin { NT $900 per year: 3 swell up. of 2 fiats each. For terms, premises to-day, Masonic Freds Fourth and Brennan sts ; 3 flats. Address box 3830, Call AA -—HUTEL NETHEHRLAND EUROPEAN PLAN. 1S TURK ST.. 4 DOORS FROM MARKEKT, —SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TOURISTS— ——PHONE PRIVATE EXCHANGE 614—— NEWEST AND MOST MODERN IN CITY. JUST OPENED, 250 LIGHT ROOMS, ‘WITH OR_WITHOUT BATHS. STEAM HEAT, ELECTRIC LIGHTE AND PHON] [ EVERY ROOM; 2 ELECTRIC ELEVATORS, ——SINGLE _ROOMS, 75 CTS. AND UP— ITS. $1 50 AND UP. MUSICAL I A FEW S R sale—6-room and basement house; 59 5th | A- bet and Presidio; open to- om 1415 Call bidg., or tele- | to make appointment. | —BRUNSWICK House 148 Sixth—Rooms 28¢ to $1 per night: $125 to 35 per week, and light housekceping rooms; oren all night. T *"The Almonte,’” S73 Market st. (or No. 1 Fifth st.)—Rooms 25c, 50c. §1, $150 night; $1 50 to $10 per week; house open all night. | - s o2 TN ¥ houses and flats on Second ave. and C 1. for sale on easy payments; cne block to McAllister cars; prices to suli you: open. Al ses contairing B ro st., bet. 20th New modern b side of C LCALDE (The Avartment), 135 O'Farrell— Nice furn. room: $10; housekeeping suite, $12. | gentlemes ind 2 lots for sale cheap; | f new plano | BURNETT, 1426 Market (old No. 1364)—Fur- nished rooms. sultes. single: also unfurnished S DR ME lots, : easy pay- | BARGAINS- ments; no interest 636 Clay et. | C! g o - oo ol 5 % 59 LOT for sale cheap—26th Dolores. 130 y 506 Hill st Soe 155 | §17,000_BUSINESS property: stores and flats ther good upright e : AT 3 o ey ko t $125 per month. Owner, bux 2118 Call. tee J. CURTAZ 20 O'Far- ST and best in America—The Weekly — to any address in the instruments for § | ETGHTH, 10%, near Market GOLDEN GATE ave., 1006—! LIFFORD, 204 Elils, cor. Mason—Elegantly furnished sunny rooms; prices reasonabl “Furnished bay- window front room. 330—2 emall sunny furnished house- tn rear. icely furnished alio single room for gentieman or arlor; ady. e e e e T 4 " ieal e | REAL ESTATE—Country—For Sale. Grand Southern, Tth and Mission—Rooms 800 to §1 80 night; $2 to $6 week: reading-room. | | | | UL cottage, 8 rooms, bath; oundation: windmill, tank and barn, by 1 A PIANO for 3 re jand: large garden: good location: $35. = new cen be beautiful view, best Improvements; 40 fruil you pay in small owner must leave account changing THE ZENO M position elsewhere; $1000 cash, balance easy HOTEL Fremont (modern, new building)—1864 HOWARD, fort for touris Market st.; model of coi 717 Furnished front room; sunny; reasonable; §7 per month. terms; furniture if desired, alniost new, one- third cost. Inquire Hayward Soda Works, ket X SACRIFIC | TR | HOWARD, 10 —A front single for a gentleman sunny room Haywards. | HYDE. 408—2 ngle rooms at $7 and $8. AN elegant upr T Geas CALIFORNIA. |H Call on representatives of Stockton Cham- ber of Commerce, State Board of Trade rooms, Ferry building, foot of Market st. They will mahogany st MILLBRAE House, YUE, 810 ne r Sutter—A large, furnished 850 O'Farvell; new man- J. Collin. late of Avandell agement; 1st cla tell you all about this wonderfui section. | FOR sale—& © tmproved: near French | Camp: suitable for vines or ralsing chickens. | Address A A STURGEON, 1021 South Cen- Stox Cal. slightly used 3.pedal SCHMITZ. 16 “Fischer upright 25T Geary ot o | MINNA. 667, cor. Sth—Nicely furnished bay- window rooms, $1 per veek: transient, 'FARRELL, 20—gunny furnished rooms and offices: eievator Calec. ights: day. week, mo: | | 2 LARCT list of cholee country lands in } sections of California. 1 RANCE sale uprig | POST. 634—Cozy sunny front reom, $5; also gy CAN l'ARANTYL:{'aD 'r%'t’;?mom | N = - - e 2 A o COo., | — e EOHMER. Tyron Mauzy plance; Cecilian plano | ROUYAL House. 126 Elits—Incandescent lights, RON MAUZ ano_in city fo URTAZ PIANO CO EY B. ALLEN CO., 931 Ma; tract of fine timber for immediate ,YIH"T ual buyers need address | “all_office. ERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS | BERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARD. WANTED—A few bosrders for the summer in & beautiful private home; references. 265 Channing way, Berkeley. $3 per month. BEET rent SCOTT t 5t.— verett, Ludwig and other £00d planos H SUPERIOR violine, sithers, ard MULLER. make: repairer. 2 Latham SUNNY handl THE HARVARD, 271 ing-room, smoking-reom: and ladies’ par- lor: rooms pér night, 38c to 81 50; week. 82 to ¥8; month, 88 to $30; elevator on ground floor: rooms with hot and coid water; A furaished room for rent; facing Pan- i running water; reasonable rent phone Page 3 vate family; references; Address 1508 Fell st. O'Farrell st., tol. Black 8145—Sultes and single rooms; newly re- modeied; all modern convenlences. 'n:’RK. 418, Regina—Béautiful sunny sultes & ngle: latest Imps.; lowest rates in city. g ., ne ro - S o AR TWENTY-FOURTH, 4803, Do L i, i G | FRUTVALE ADVERTISEMENTS | o2 5o ool bt SR Mme. Neergaard removed to 1000 Butter: hours | — Eddy st near Market—200 singl® and family Polk 2564. FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE, FOR BALE. A Jovely home; corner Frultvale ave, and Beimont st ; ‘ust out of Oakland: lot 9ix20; covered with choloe frult trees and flowe) tel, | | PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. } g ~ V. LR €. €._O'DON: rooms; 58¢ to $1 night, $1 75 to §6 week; ele- vator; electric lights; reading-room; bus: bagmage. AN NESS. 519—Handsome with alcoves: bot and cold wal umm—m”-m." . bet. Sixth and Seventh. REMOVED—DR._WONG HIM, * berb v | treate 1l Gisesses of the human bodyf for | gnd tank: fine Water; cars on Bvenus; must | vast four s st 115-117 Mason; noW lo- N lo be appreciated; ated at Geary #t., near Leavenworth. e price $4780, JOOD, skin and rectal disesses & specialty. j FRUICVALE “URNISHED HOUSES, DR _BAIL, 1079% Markst st. | HOUSE, & rooms, tath: yard. flowers, T ONG WOD, the famous berb doctor—All Gie- | irees. running water; would rent i Hm Bt montbe Inguire agent Fruttvale s whces cured by Chinese herbe. 740-6 Clay st. | ELL—Office urd residence, 0213 Market ot & fine cottage, § rooms, bath, gas, etc.; baso. ment cemented; good barn, well, windmil fruit | A to @ ton. w CLASSI. recel: T ST s NCHESTER Hotel, 44 2d st., near e convenient and respectable; 700 rooms #5c to 31 60 night; $2 to week; elevato wlec. lights; reading-room; fre¢ bus; baggage. BRANCH office for Call advertisements subscriptions bas been established 536 Valencs b vis AL st.; tel. Main 1840 Shipping at cut rates. STUTTER ND STAMMERING. MELEOUE em School. Van Ness and | sons authorized to have the with annex, 807 Caiifornia st.—Attractive in- ‘terior: exceptional table; free billiard reom. GOLDEN GATE ave . 1324—Large sunny front room with board; running water, bath; pri- Vate family: tel, Steimer 3620. POST 1924-Large and sunny furnished rooms, WIth board, water NG bath: private. THE JOHNSON, 605 O'Farrell st.; sunny ngle rooms, with board: refe. LAMBOURNE. 420 Eddy—High-class house; furnished_suites or_single: steam heat. ROOMS WANTED. LIST your rooms with us {ree; our special 1 ducement to get you a lemant is that we ove them fres. S. F. RENTAL & MOV- ING CO., 097 Market § TADY and daughter desire @ or 4 unfurnished ooms In private house; refereuces. Bax 2171, Call office — iy SPECIAL NOTICES, i THE following children_hava been received at ‘he San | Franclsco Nursery for Homeless “hidren since Junury 1, 1903: Mary C. Romero, Lalf orphan, 10 ‘years; George K. halt orphan, 5 years ¢ month: bolt, half orphain, 2 Years 11 month Lacius L. haif orphan, 5 years 6 month: half orphan, 13 years 6 months: Wil- s, half orphan, O years 11 month: Buvese, orpban. 9 Years § months. RRIFT W. MANNT Pointe; Julia ‘Alice Miller, half orphan, 8 yea Ash, lara G. Secretary. SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES SAUTOMAT nd other makes at cut rates; | Teduction on rents and repairs; bought and exchanged, Phone Jessie 3136, 145 Sixth st. STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES. MPORIUM Storage & Van Co.: furniture, household goods stored, moved, shipped. 725 Third; phone Grant 18 PIERCE-RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co., o fice Post and Powell sts.; Priv. Ex. 571 GOLDEN West ’ Mission st.; tel . F. W. FACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com- Dany, 2320 Filimore st.; phone Jackson 281. BEKINS V n and Storage Co . 11 Montgomery Do _you want a cure? Market: a revelation. TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. Gl"{EAT BARGAINS IN TYPEWRITERS—We sell better machines for less money than any house in the rentals $3. The Typewriter Exchange, 536 ewriters at § A FEW good ty : get par- ticulars. L. & M. ALEXANDER, 110 Mont- gomery st s 2D.HAND typewriters soid, rented, r | Webster Typewriter Inspec. Co. PROPOSALS, UNITED States A Otfice, ington, Agsayer Charge.—Sealed proposais in duplicate wil vecetved at the -offl of the Assayer in Charge of the U, 8. Ass: ce at Seattle until 12 o'clock m., June 21, 1003, and_then opened. for general supplies required for the U. S Assay Office at Se- attle for the fiscal year from July 1, 1003, to June 30, 1204, In accordance with schedule and specifications, copies of which, with blank proposals and other information, may be had upon application to F. A. WING, As- sayer in Charze. EAN FRANCISCO, Cal., May 14, 1903, —Sealed proposals, in triplicaté, will be received here until 11 g'clock a. m.. May 25. 1903, and then opened, for consiruction of additional bulld- ings for_the general hospital at the Presidio of San Franoisco, Cal. (overnment reserves righg to reject or accapt any or all bids in whole or in part. Information furnished on application to C. P. MILLER. Deputy Quar- Chief Q. M. ¢ termaster General BIRTHS—NARRIAGES—DEATHS. Birth, marriage and death netices sent by mall will not be inserted.. They must be handed in at elhmr of the publication offives and be indorsed with the nanie and residence of par- me published. boe "BORN. HAGBOM-—In this city, May 14, 1903, to the wife of Emil W. Hagbom, a son. e O N MARRIED. RECKENBEIL—LENGWINAT—In this city May 16, 1903 by the Rev, Paul Brank ¥rederick Reckenbeil and ~anna M. Leng- winat, both of San Francisco. DIED. Bohanan, Edward Langer, Robert F. Bronson, Capt.Martin Lavezzola, Mary ite M. Liebermann, Marie McEntee, Rose Macdonald, Virginia Murdock, Joseph A. O'Day, Allce Coosy, Margu Crooks, James Curfeux, Willlam H. Diercks, Henry Durnin,” Ellen C. Giuliani, Antonio Perkins, Thomas J. Green, Anna Prior, Phoebe D. Hildebrand, George Shanahan, Daniel Hogan, Joanna Sullivan, Cornelius Johansen, Christine Thomp:on, Harry Jones, George A. Willizms, * Violet Kenny, Edward Wood, Julia BOHANAN—In this city, May 16, 193, Ed- ward Hohanan, a native of County Lo ford, Treland, aged S vears. ©FThe funeral will take place Monday, May 18, at §:46 o'clock, from the parlors of J. C. O'Connor & Co., 787 Mission treet, be. ‘Third .and Fourth, thence to St. Pat- Church, where & requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repcsa of his soul, commencing at § o'clock. Interment private, Holy Cross Cemetery. Please omit flowers. BRONSON—In this city, May 17, 1903, Captain Martin V. B, Bronson of Healdsbirg, hu band of Mary E. Bronson, & native of New York, aged 67 years 1 month and 18 days. COOEY—In this city, May 17, 1003, Marguerite M.. beloved daughier of M. H. and the late Maggie Cocey, a native of Stockton, Cal., aged 5 years G months and 10 days. CROOKS—In the City and County May 17, 1903, James Crooks, a land, aged 36 years. CURIEUX—In this city, May 17, 1903, William H., beloved son of Charles and Hermine Cu- rieux, and brother of Charles, Loulse, Emma and Gussie Curleux, a native of Alleghany, Sierra County, Cal., aged 51 years 2 months and 23_days. A 'member of Carpenters’ Unlon No. 1082 7 i'riends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Tueeday, May 19, at 1:30 o'clock, from the residence of his parenis, 3882 Seventsenth street, be- tween Sanchez and Nbe. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. DIERCKS—In Poenls, A. T. May 14, 1903, Henry, beloved son” of Claus and MHarriet Diercks, and brother of Mary and Walla Diercks, a native of Redwood City, Cal., aged 24 years and 7 months. g Friends and acquaintances are respect fuily invited to attend the funeral services Monday, May 18, at 1:50 o'clock, at the r dence of his parents, 2805 Sixtesnth str Funeral car, DURNIN—In this city, May 17, 1903, Ellen C., beloved wife of the late Henry Durnin, and mother of John E. Durnin, a native of County Clare, Ireland, aged Gi years. ¥ i'riends and acquaintances are respect- fuily invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Tuesday), at 9 o'clock, from the parlors of the United Undertakers, 866 Mission street, between Fourth and Fifth, thence to & Patrick's Church, where & réquiem high ma will be eelebrated for the repose of her soul ap 9:30 ¢'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cem tery. GIULIANI—In the City May 17, 1908, Antonio Ttaly, aged 5b vea GREZN—In this city, May 15, 1903, at her residence, corner Devisadero and Waller streets, Anna, wife of the late Edward Green, a native of Ireland. @7 Funeral services Monday, May “L at 10 o'clock, from Sacred Heart Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul. Interment private. Please omit flowers. HILDEBRAND—In this city, May 16, 1903, George, dearly beloved husband of the late Katharina ildebrand. father of Emil, Adolph, Otto and Leland Hildebrand, and stepfather of George H. and Henry Tietjen and Mrs. Riechstetter, a native of Nieder Welsel, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany, 55 years 5 months and 23 duys. £ riends and acquaintances are respect- Hospital, ive of Ire- and County Hospital, Giuliani, a native o -fully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, May 15, 1663, at 1:30 o'clock, {rom his late Tesidence, 1619 Powell street, batween Uninn and Green, thence for Cypress Lawn Ceme- tery direct by carriage for interment. HOGAN—In tnis city, May 16, 1903, Joanua, beloved wife of the Jate Michael Hogan, mather of Herbert, Alfred, Emmet, Irene, Virginia and lgnatius Hogan, sister of th late Mre. R. C. Malone, Percey J., Willlam C. ana l‘rlik ¥. Creeds, Mrs. Willlam Hughes and Mrs. John J. Hurley, and sister- in-law of John Hogan, a native of County Limerick, Ireland, aged 44 years. L7 Friends and acquaintances are respeci- fully invited to attend the funeral to-da: (Munday), at ¥ g'clock, from the late rea dence, corner Fillmore and Chestnut streed thence to 8t. Vincent de Paul's Church, cor- ner Green and Steiner streets, where a sol- emn requiem high mass will be ceiebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 o'ciock. Interment Holy Cross Cemeter: JOHANSEN—In this city, May 14, 1905, Chris- tine Johansen, , wits of John Johansen, and mother of Bertha and Agnes Johansen, a na- tive_of Norway, aged 2 nds and acqualntances are respect- ited to attend the funeral services , May 18, 2 o'clock, at th mortuary chapel of taking Company, 24 Mission street, near Twenty-firet, Interment Laurel Hill Ceme- tery JONES—In this city, May 16, 1903, George A. Jones, beloved brother of John, Ann M., Wil- liam C., Harry L., Sarah and Robert Jones, @ native of Auburn, N. Y., aged 54 yoars. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, v '19, at 9:30 o'clock, from the parlors of | H. F, Suhr & Co., 1137 Mission street, be- tween Seventh and Eighth. Interment Cy- press Lawn Cemeter: KENNY—In this city, May 17, 1903, Edward Kenny, beloved husband of Ann Kenny, and | father of Edward T. Kenny, a native of | County Cork, Ireland, aged 60 years. LANGER--In this city, at his residence, 1886 Mission strest, May 16, 1003, Robert F., be- | loved husband of the late Louisa Langer, ané | father of Mrs. Val. Sollmann and Margaret, Wil n and Elsie Langer, a native of Ber- lin, Germany, aged €0 ysars and 7 months. A member of California Schuetzen Club; Sau Frenclsco Turn Verein; Gesellschaft Teuto- nia; Germania Lodge No. 1718, K. of 'H,, and | Hermann Lodge No, 127, F. and A. M. §FFriends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Tuesday), at 2 o'clock, from the Masonic ! ‘Temple, corner of Post and Montgomery | streets, where the funeral services wiil be | held under the auspices of Hermann Lodge | No. 127, F. and A. M. Rergains at the par- | lors of Theodor Dierks, 957 Mission street, | hetween Fifth and Sixth. interment Odd | Fellows' Cemetery, | LAVEZZOLA—In this ecity, May 16, 1903, Mary, dearly beloved daughter of Maria and the late Giovanni Lavezzola, and _beloved sister of Joseph, Antone, Batchio, Nicholas, | John and ‘Annie Lavezzola and Mrs. M. Tam- bini, a native of Concord, Contra Costa ! County, aged 20 years 3 months and 30 days. LIEBERMANN—In West Berkeley, May 17, 1903, of diphtheria, Marie Rose, dearly be- loved daughter of Charles J. and Marle A. Liebermann, a native of West Berkeley, aged 2 veurs 4 months and 24 days. NTEE—In this city, May 16, 1908, Rose | McEntee, widow of the late John F. Me- | Entee, and mother of Walter F. McEntee mnd Mrs. M. D. Vanvales, a native of Dub- lin, Ireland, aged 56 years 4 months and 22 da: 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Monday, May 18, 1003, at 9 o'clock, from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. M. D. Vanvales, 2109 Jones street, thence to St. Brigid's Church, Where @ solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, com- mencing at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetary. MACDONALD—In thig eity, May 17, 1903, Vir- zinia Pear!, infant daughter of Joseph D. and Catherine Agnes Macdonald, a native of San Francieco, agsd 9 months and 14 days. MURDOCK—In Vallejo, Cal, May 16, 1003, Joseph A., beloved brother of Willlam und Isiah Murdock and Mrs. Knudson, a native of San Francisco, aged 41 years. A mem- her of the Sallmakers' Union of San ¥Fran- cisco. T Friends and acquaintances are respect invited to attend funeral Tuesday, | ; 19, 1903, at 915 o'clock, from the par- | of ‘the California Undertaking Com- | 405 Powell street, near corner of Post, | thence o Sacred Heart Church, corner of | ¥ejl and Fillmore strects, where mass will be held for the of his soul, com- mencing at 10 Funegal under auspices of the Sailmakers' Union of Francisco. Interment Holy Cross Cemeery. | O'DAY—In this city, May 17, 1903, Alice, dearly beloved wife of the late Frank O'Day. loving mother of May and Milton O'Day, and devoted sister of James, Anthony and John eane, Mre. W. Gerstenberg and Mrs. Charles Wackter, a native of Pittsburg, Pa., aged 20 years and 4 months. £ Friends and scquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Tuesday), at 12:30 o'clock, from her late residence,’ 20 Langton street, thence to St. h's Church for services at 1 o'clock. In s Cemetery. y, May 16, 1908, Thomas | 3., beloved son of James and the late Bria- | Bet Perkins, and brother of John, Mergaret and Mary Perkins, a native of Menlo Park, Cal., aged 51 years 2 months and 15 de: €7 Friends and acquaintances are Tespect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day | (Monday), at B o'clock, from the parlors of | McAvoy & Ce., 1239 Market street, between | ¥ignth and _ Ninth, thence to Paul's Church for services. Interment Holy Crows Cemetery. PRIOR—In this cit May 16, 1903, Phoebs D. beloved daughter of Phllip and Nellie Prior, and sister of John S., Don, Nellle R. and Myrtle Prior, a native of San Franclsco, | aged 20 years 4 months and 11 days. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- | fully invited to attend the funeral services | Tuesday, May 10, 1003, at 2 o'clock, at the mortuary chapel of thé Golden Gate Under- taking Company, 2470 Mission street, near Twenty-first. Interment Cypress Lawn Ceme- tery by electric funeral car frem corner of Eighteenth and Guerrero streets at 2:30 p. m. SHANAHAN—In this city, May 16, 1903, Dan- tel, hai loved husband of the late Mary Shana. | and father of John P., Daniel J., Katie James L., Edward F., Joanna and Sarah | nahan, Mre. Robert Kerrison, Mrs. John Paul and the late Rjchard J. Shanahan, a | native of County Kerry, Ireland, aged oS | years 4 montks and 22 days. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day | (Monday), ut 8:30 o'clock, from his_late | residence, 3521 Twenty-fourth street, thence | to St James Church, where a solemn re quiem mass will be celebrated for the repose | of his soul, commeneing at 9 o'clock. In- terment Holy Cross Cemetery. SULLIVAN—In this city, May 16, 1903, Cor- nelius, dearly beloved husband of Mary Eilen Sullivan, father of Johany and the late Dau Sulllvan, son-in-law of Mrs. Mary Slattery, end son of the late Daniel and Ilien Sulii- van, & native of Killtalough, County Kerry, Irel aged 30 years. A member of Coun- il No. 8%, Y. M. 1. F Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Monday), at 9:45 o'clock, from the pariors of J. C. O'Connor & Co.. 767 Mission street, between Third and Fourth, thence to St Patrick's Church, whers a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his seul, commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemete TO the officers and members of Golden Gate | Councll No. 34, Y. M. 1.—You are herevy | notified to attend the funeral of our late | brother, Cornelius Sulllvan, to-day (Mon- day), at 089 o'clock, from the funeral par- lors of J. C. O'Copror & Co., 767 Mission street, Fines for non-attendance. J. T. KEEGAN, Fresident. C. M. O'BRIEN, Cor. Sec. THOMPSON—In the City and County Hospi- ta), May 17, 1003, Harry Thompson, a native of ‘Denmark, aged 56 yea WILLIAMS—In this city. M beloved daughter of Mrs. A. E. Wililams, and sister of Gussie, Blanche, Walter, Ev- eiyn and Elanore Willlams. a native of San Franciseo, aged 7 years and 8 month: @7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Tuesday), at 10 o'clock, from the residence of her mother, 1103 Church _street, near Twenty-fourth. Interment Mount Ollvet Cometery. WOOD-May 16, 1903, Julla Wood, a native of Ireland, aged €8 years. L7 Notice of funeral hereafter. Remainy at the parlors of J. C. O'Connor & Co., 767 Misslon_street. ————— Sticks to 0ld Customs. The Supreme Court of the United States does business—on an antiquated plan. ‘While it undoubtedly is the most dignified body of men in this country, if not in the world, it has its peculiarities and they are striking ones, One of the traditions of the court prevents newspaper corre- y 17, 1903, Violet, spondents from attending the sessions of | the court in their professional capacity, Provigion Is made for a representative of each of the great press assoclations, but the correspondents have to push and crowd in behind the rear railing with the hundreds of other spectators. Usuaily they have to stand up, and if they are scen taking notes an attendant escorts them to the door. The result is that the 200 or more correspondents have to de- pend on their memory for thelr reports of proceedings in the Supreme Court room. There is another custom of the court ‘which prevents correspondents from see- ing the opiniens handed down until they have secured authority from the Judges who severally deliver them from the bench. This authority Is not always giv- en, the Judge exercising his own discre- tion about it. Not infrequently the cor- respondent has to go to the home of the Judge to get the written authority and perhaps by the time he gets back to the Capitol the office of the clerk of court is closed.—Baltimore American. |AUCTION SALES l::;. ATTENTION! @ ico.\'rn.\c'toks. FARMERS, JUNK DEAL- | FUN IN STORE FOR PLUMBERS Masters of Their Trade Assemble Here for | Convention. ERS. $30,000.C0 RAILROAD BU.LDER'S OUTFIT. By order cf MeMURTRIE & STONE, T wilt sell their entire grading and mesonry outft. sisting of 06 horses and mules, 125 sets harness, 15 wagons, 73 cars, 48 wheel scrapars, 145 two' and four horse scrapers, 27 road plows, | ¢ derricks, blocks, etc.. 3 pairs doubletrees. | 60 tents, 5 army ranges, d ete., black- To Be Royally Enterta.ined]m"" tools, etc., at warel two blocks morth of East Oakland station, at !l & m. i 5 ; Moncay. May 18, and continue till sold. During Their Stay in This City. Warebouses open for inspecticn after May e e | 12 This outfit is in Sret-ciass order. | “8end tor catatomue. The first of the del t hy i e first o e delegates to the con- | h vention of the National Plumbers’ 4\,-:'0-} m AUCTICN 80 HEAD OF W. H. HORD, Auctiogeer, cfation, which is to convene here to-mor- | 1723 Market st., San Francisco. row, arrived from the East yesterday. The party consisted of 240 members, cluding President E. D. Hornbrook, and came west from Kansas City in a special | train., The majority of the delegates reg- | 33 MA}!F:‘Ana'GELD INGS, broke and un- istered at the Californta Hotel and spent | ¥ alen weiohing 1000, 38 yeariings and the better part of the day in seeing the | (¥ r-olds. ned by C. Suggett, city and visiting Golden Gate Park and | “O's* Cour &b o | the ocean beach. | MAY 25, AT This morning anether special train will| SALESYA MARKET ST, S T arrive from New York, and to-night a T RS Avinie third is due from Chicago. The conven- tion will last for three days. A com- | = mittee of the local organization of Master | Plumbers, of which J. E. Britt is chair 50 H d H tertainment of the visiting members of the assoclation. To-day they will be es Consisting of 30 head of weil broken wagom horses, 4 good saddle horses snd singlefoots, given a drive through the park to ihe | tsams matched drivers. i4 head of single ocean beach and a luncheon at the CIiff | drivers. Al horses guaranteed same &5 if House. On Thursddy evening there is to | POUSht at private eale. ~—— =~ = = be a ball at Native Sons’ hall, and on Fri- | rubber tires. 8 top buggics” 6 canopy and 10 day the delegates will enjoy a trip (0 business buggles. These ri are all new and Camp Taylor. Saturday will be spent in | must be sold an excursion about the bay and a vistt | Alo 80 sets of harness consigned by the ta Mare Island, where the master plumb- | pieneard Mtk Company. These are ail word ers will be the guests of the commandant. | of them good as new and will be sold witaous The regular session of the convention | reserve will begin to-morrow at Steinway Hall, | AT AUCTION £ where Mayor Schmitz will formally wel- | THURSDAT. May 21 at 11 ofclock 3 m. come the delegates to San Franeisco. | = W Boead o of its kind in the United States, the pres- Pa b Setesates wit ne in ationance. e o | A T AUC TION its delegates and members of their t.nm-“ I will sell a consignment -of plfedn st dhooi s unbroken horses; also a number of good saddie I followine are . se; int: 0 The llowine are t asonal rainfalis to | paciorel T D HORAN, Auctionecr ent meeting being its twenty-first annua ganization has a membership through- | = g oo ©oteCe ST DT e ilfes it is figured that it will be represent- Weather Report. : horses, Friday May 22 at 11 a. m. at J. D date, as compared with those of the same dat The assoclation is the oldest organization | session, at which it is expected about out the country of 7200 members, and with | oo, o ed here by a party of at least 1200 Consisting_of 100 y nd, broken and (130th Meridian—Pacific Tme.) | Horan's Sslesyard. corner Tenth and Bryant last season, and raiafall in the last twe four hour: Last Stations— 24 Hours. g i AT AUCTION! Red Biuft 0.00 . Sacramento D 0.60 | e .v b ‘ 110 head of HORSES and MULES, just ar- el rived from Modoe, broken and unbroken, will Z - 0.0 e se l""i"e'.‘j':flff; lt:;;; TUESDAY. May 19, at 12 o'clock, at Tos Angeles .... 0.09 10.29 | HORAN'S SALESYARDE Tenth and Bryast | San Diego 0.00 11.64 19 J. HORAN, | THE COAST RECORD. z E g @ 3 | REGULAR W H 858 g2 3 |ARCADE HORSE ) ET, 32 F S35 ‘-‘; 2% £ | WEDNESDAY. May 20, at 11 a. m g gg 3834 B, = |Horses Harneis, Wa JOHN J. DOYLE, _— £35 3 52 § STATIONS. 3 i3 i! g £ L N g No Need for a New One. Socaey -2 e B0 People generally are given to “‘wonder- Baker 46 36 NW Cloudy ..00 | ing things™ where stage folks are con- L u::;ln L N Cloudy .T | cerned. They wonder whether they are resno’ .. b Glear o | married or single, what their really, Flagstaft . Snow .g2 | truly names are, where they come from Independene oudy .00 | and what thelr nationality happens ta be; l\{“:";\n,xle!fi- L“}lurd % how oId they are and how they came to Yoruh Tread. gioudy -1 | adopt a stage career, whether they ever Pocateilo Rain had the measles and whether their vacel- Portland .. Pt.Cidy .0 | nation too Red Bluff. Pt.Cldy .00 | Thousands have wondered why Virginia i Cloudy’ .0%| Harned, when she married E. H. Soth- Salt Lake. 50 Clondy .24 | ©F1 dld not change her name of the bill | San Franctse a2 Clear .00 | boards as well as on the marriage license. 8 L. C o2 Clear ~ .00 | Last week Virginia explained. :nn ”l:ksn 64 "‘leari -:)" “It is because, my dear friend,” she told Beatte 3y 09| the last inquirer, “I do not wish to be ‘g | known as a railroad. I have trouble 4 enough now."” “As a rallroad?” queried the friend Yes. You see, there arc already the Kansas Southern, the Canada Southern, the Georgia Southern and the Texas Southern—I don’t think there is any need of a Virginla Sothern, do you? '—Pitts- burg Gazette. e — How a Snake Moves. Now, any one who has looked at the Winnemucea Yum, FORECAST. Generally cloudy weather prevalls over the Pacif ope except In California, where it is falr. Light raln has fallen over Oregon and Washington and light snow over Southern Idaho, Utah and heavy smow in Northern Ari- zona. The pressure has risen over the Pacific Slope, ;; ls wull below the normal {n the Rocky | skeleton of a snake—and it is really a tain regio: e i re The tamperatire has risen slightly over the | VEry beautiful object—will have been northern portion of the Pacific Slove and | struck by the number of ribs, which may ! 3 fallen from S to 20 degrees over Arizona and | be as many as ten hundred and fifty Southern -Utah. pairs. In these lies the secret of the Brisk to high northerly winds are reported generally west of the Rocky Mountains. Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours, ending midnight. May 18: Northern California—Falr Monday: warmer in the interior: brisk northwest winds moderat- ing. Southern west wind. Nevada—Fair: warmer Monday. San Francisco and vicinity—Falr Monday: brisk northwest wind moderating. G. H. WILLSON, Local Forecast Otficial. ability of the serpent to do some of these wonderful things. The lower end of each rib is connected with one of the broad scales that run along the under side of a snake, and when a rib is twisted slowly backward It pushes on the scale, the edge of the scale catches on the ground, or whatever object his snakeship may be resting on, and the body of the snake is pushed just a little bit forward. Of course, each rib moves the body but a R g AT e mere trifle, but where the ribs are so There are several hundred Boer pris- | many. the result is that the snake moves oners in India who still obstinately re- | slowly but steadily ahead.—St. Nicholas fuse to take the oath of allegiance. Magazine. Caltfornia—Falr Monday; fresh Forty New Daris Prizes & Prettiest Things You Ever Saw. All Specially Selected to Make Your Vacation Enjoyable. 2 »-M.- b4 o sstboie g e SR S SR Iy rev s at v brani /0688089008808 e R By Colonel Kate LETTERS FROM A TAILOR- LAST INSTALLMENT OF Gentleman From Indiana , The