The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 5, 1903, Page 9

0UTH PACIFIC DANCHISE ENDS Track Privilege Expires 1d Renewal Is Not Yet Asked. SHOELESS MAN GASES SHOCK While Taking Kneipp Grass Cure on Wrong Lawn.' \lameda City Trustees Await Action of the South- i ern Pacific. | {Mrs. Waymire Calls Police to Remove Barefooted Intruder. X M to- the | ALAMEDA, June 4—Upon looking out that was | of her window just after sunrise this Coast Rail-| morning, Mrs. James A. Waymire ob- e ins through this city | served a strange man with his pantaloons | - the Southern | rolled to his knees, shoeless and sockless, | ~ - : hus far 1€ | tramping about on her de Kentucky asked for a re- neither has an luegrass lawn and paying no attention | g = flege. | to the signs which read “Keep oft.” Sur-| se old narrow | MISINg that the fndividual who would i h | ot Keep off other people’s grass was -4 . o off mentally, Mrs. Waymire telephoned to received | the City Prison for an officer to round up stees Southern | the barefoot intruder. w T to the ex-| Policem rheodore Anderson hurried el 4 ha: mire premises and fearlessly f t await supposed maniac without es r him to throw up his . & b »-night | hands e City the command of the pa-/ e was taking the cure on the| nd that he was person in Alameda. He at his name Louis Gott he resided with his family w street. Gotthelm asserted ot mean to damage the Way- but having noticed it he considered it an ex- bathe his bared calves an sald ass ae rational a explained t im and t 1 Wil 4 to toes After Patrolman Anderson had satisfied self that heim’s story allowed him to go his way, eshed. — e N SUPERVISORS OF MARIN CURB THE CHAUFFEURS Go ¢ re- OAKLAND CLUB GIVES A SOCIAL AFTERNOO! stens alks by Talented Women % Many ties Within Organ- Autcmobile Owners Say the New Or- 's Activities. dinance Has Destroyed N After Their Sport. | K « SAN RAFAEL, June 4.—T e of the 1 mobile has been deci far as B £t Marin County is concerned. The Board o of Supervisors have passed an ordinance . re to operate in the ¢ Dago’s View S to fifteen s < liow cha mong ntain grade B | M . KILLS FORMER PARTNER AFTER TRIVIAL QUARREL“ air Dispute Over the Ownership of a = = Team Is Followed by a Cow- < ardly Murder. = £ BOISE, Idaho, Jun 4 H. M 3 at Weiser fr € rder of Arct ns 1 MAKES INSPECTION OF was ASTERN BLIND HOMES perinte Finds That &' ’ ;i e Oak Stands : s 1 Justice Cl hes Sea Wed NG S ) s « ) were m g ght's m . —— w nng M FOUL MURDER IN ORKLAND. . ‘state | Continued From Page 14, Column 5. * LOCAL POLICE ACTIVE Arrest Two Suspects, One a Mulatto .- - Woman. ¥ s f v a ¥ [ G. ¢ 2 murdc I s p o i t i F t Det Bu Cau e m . NA 4.—W Som - i ¥ ( tal 1o Oal De- P inai Oak e 1ve ws ¢ i t Willkerez p of t and shot Carl- of the murdered n w # Investigation T are m 5 1 had not been ) to determine wi give 2 2 played in the ,,,,, —— o Ly of her cons Chief of Police Hodgkins Runs Aground During Dense Fog. 2®ked for t ntion of Jim Dow dhe YORK. June 4 » white man, who called at the City Pris- - : et 1 1 Hamburg- on to inquire about the ar of Hattie e Which sailed | ¢ocprane, whom laims his wife. He detained at the Ci n and will be taken to Oakland to-morrow | The p fu e following descrip- tion of Walker Age. 24 130 poun: Strike Closes Chicago Restaurants, The ers and of downtown restau ; at to walk out gt o oy the murde woman, was the places to servy | Well known in the colored society of this r her connection with the La- sion Beneficial Soclety, of which she had been a member for thirty years and president for the last nine At the last meeting of the organization she | attended before his disappearance, which was held in the parlors of the African Methodis; Episcopal Church on Powell street, between Jackson and Pacific, on | 4, she was entrusted with about $20, | which she was to turn over to the treas- urer. This was the last seen of the mur- dered woman by any member of the so- clety. To her frie ion street, the which Mrs, stated that Mrs. A. Cl cretary of the society of Leroy was a member, she had the negro suspected of the| crime was an ex-soldier, and that with AT COST. college and of this We solfeit the most | sors Ruar - * a specialty of natural | his white female companion he had come — 3 serviceable, teeth. | to her, representing himself as very poor. Painless Methods—Extraction Free. | She sald she had rented a room to the Week Days, 9 to 9; Sundays, 9 to 1. couple at a nominal price, having taken POST-GRADUATE DENTAL COLLEGE, | pity on their cvident poverty. She never $an ¥rar s Tasior st cor. Golden Gats, | €XPressed any suspicion of the character OCaiia Washington st. corper Testh.! of her lodger | ORANGE COUNTY CROPS | not yet be C WIFE'S DEATH CHARGED T HIM rge King Is on Trial for His Alleged Inhumanity. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, ¥RIDAY, JUNE 5, 1903. IGH SCHOOL PUPILS UNITE TO MAKE CONCERT SUCCESS Girls’ Choral and the Boys’ Glee Club Join ‘in ing Programme for Affair and the Sale of Reserve Seats Shows That Immense Audience Will Attend Prepar- d Geo Indicted by Grand Jury He Faces Court and Listens to Testimony. —_— Oakland Office San Francisco Call, | 1118 Broadway, June 4. The trial was begun to-day of George | King of Piedmont, who was indicted by the Grand Jury on a charge of man-| slaughter, being held responsible for his | wife’s death in having allowed her to go | through the period of childbirth without the attendance of a physician. The case was brought to the attention of the Grand | Jury after a Coroner’s inquest. | Mrs. King died on March 24. At the in-| quest held on the remains phy siclans tes- tified to the fact, from the condition the body was in, that she was the victim of neglect and ignorance. An important witness for the prosecu- tion to-day was the foreman of the Grand Jury, Frank K. Mott, who was called to testify to the statement made'by King to the Grand Jury when he was examined by that body. The testimony of the wit- | ness was objected to by the prisoner’s at- | torney upon the ground that it had not been shown that King had been instructed as to his rights in the matter. Court ad- | journed with the point still undecided. | Mrs. Nora McAvoy, mother of the dead woman, testified to the fact that King | had not had a doctor at the birth of his first child. She, however, said she' was to some extent responsible for that. Upon the second occaslon, however, she had not been notified. | Mrs. Mollie Libb, Cellia Sorenson, Maria | Mathews and Antoinette Muralla, nelgh- bors of Mrs. King, testified to the fact | that no preparation had been made by King and that he was alone with his wife | when they were summoned by him to | come to the house. The woman had then i been dead some time. | ——— e ! | | SUDDEN FIRES STARTLE { THE PEOPLE OF PHOENIX | ! Warehouse Is Destroyed and Family | Has Narrow Escape From { Residence. | , June 4—Two peculiar fires | occurred here to-day and both resulted in heavy property losses. The most impor- | tant one, from a financial point of view, | was the destruction of the freight ware- | house of the Maricopa and Phoenix and Salt River Valley Railroad. It is thought | the cause was spontaneous combustion in | 'a pile of greasy waste in the building. { Two cylinders of ammonia stored in one lend of the building exploded, wrecking the structure and making the extinguish- ing of the fire impossible. Fred Kirk- wood, an employe, was severely burned. | Two freight cars full of merchandise were | destroyed. The most curious fire was to-night when the residence of Felix Leclaire and | tamily was destroyed with everything in | | WAR DEPARTMENT MAKES |it. An alarm was turned in soon after PROVISIONAL ASSTGNMENTS| Jak: following sn expideion of & lamp. bt which a girl had carelessly filled with | Several Changes Among Army Offi- gasoline instead of keroseme. The explo- sion threw Leclaire through an open door. cers Are Announced to Take Place Next August. Mrs. Leclaire threw the burning lamp in the street and the family retired. An hour WASHINGTON, June 4—A prov | assignment of office PHOEN Grain Will Break Record in Quan- tity and Citrus Fruit Is |1 Abundant. 4.—The the county, which SANTA of the the ANA, June north exception of Valer a n harvested trus crop T \ IN SPLENDID CONDITION r | | | | o with have This few St Sweets, | end n is cars, shipped e 1 Mediterranean being packed. The har- grain crop of the county terday on the flelds of the De la Habra Valley, The rd in q ity bright eage of large. | p of sixty the northern part nd disposed averaged cept w @ of the | | | 11 | | | ot later the little girl discovered the house | to be in flames and aroused the family | just in time for all to es pe. jonal s of the general staff headquarters, to take ef-| 2 crop wa | to department | fect on Au 18t 5 next, has bee an- i P ¥ has been an-| gUIT OF RELATIVES e neunced at the War Department as foi- | TRAIN STRIKES TANK | lows FAILS IN THE COURT AND GASOLINE EXPLODES | | ! Srtnent ;«( h\\'“ nl Du- | QAN JC June 4. —The suit of the rel- i ery Corps ik Melityre, . 5 A ) ath Infantry " | atives o late Jane Kennedy to Accident at Santa Monica Causes ot 58 Citorado—Liewsenant Colonel | Cover possession of 12000 worth of prop- E 5 r ; o e ’adjutant general's department; Damage and 'Meu Are | 1§ |'s 1}:$ \\'H(: WILL TAKE L Chatice D Rhodew, Sixth Cayxiry erty deeded by the deceased to Nellie Badly Injured. { PART IN OAKLAND HIGH cpar of ' Columbla—Major Sedgwick | Brady was decided by Judge Rhodes to- SANTA MONICA, June 4 CHOOL CON " Corvs; Captain David Du B.| gqy in favor of the defendant. Ja s f Cotas— Major nedy died in this city July 6, 1599. She kK wago 2 R Xi Captain T possessed of the property in dispute. 8 . R % p at a sanitari and about to un- vo miles out town to-day, AKLAND, s »epa it Teamar s Tssl 2 S opivel S G i PH. dergo a dangerous operation she trans ) b5 loston Bt Borved adjutan al's department; Frank D. : 4 . - 3 4 W. Ramsev b Infantry: Captaln William | ferred the property to Nellie Brady. M g s b concert to-morrow n G. Haan, Artillery Corps 5 Kennedy died under the surgeon's knif f . Stephens that they )id and it looks as the si artment of the Lakes—Major John D.! Nejjje Brady claimed that the transfer of f the sign | Cor cers: Cuptain Benja- now 2 Henry Standing room only” will m g s o ngineers: Cuptain Benja- | oo perty was made with the understand- 2 was d but he ! iz appearance on the doors of the F exas—Lieutenant Colonel | ing that she was to pay all Mrs. Kenne ped w S A Sl % inspector general; Captain Peyton | gy's bills and burial expenses and to keep : {ank | Unitarian Church at an early | Not | C. March, Artillery Corps. | the re: e IS = ) o he girls of Division of the Philippines—Colonel John B. | '1® » " hich | near the engine, burned | only are the girls of the o ifih Cavajry . Captaln Wiillam Gib- | Julia Mee, a sister of Mrs. Kennedy, i scorched the sides of the | manifesting an eager inier on, ordnance departmen | and Nellie, Sarah and Frank Kennedy \ h a manner that it | fair, but the boys are helping out . | " "Department of the n—Lieutenant Col- | prought suit to have the deeds made to en tot ops. sap wi 4 3 | onel Willlam A. Simpson, adjutant general's | o s Riper S be taken to the 8. Misan sl e s of the students are equally arcment: Captain William C. Rivers, Firsc | Nellie Brady set aside on the ground that i able to return to work for several | (o . ChveiEy | the property was given to her solely to W his burns being very serious. The | *78 € : 5 | 'Department of the Vizayas—Major Willlam | be held in trust for themselves. In the or P T nolished that it will| The Girls' Choral, assisted by the Boys' | A. Mann, Fourteenth !‘n(lmv'\” 3 | decision the court decides that the deeds ) to be ret Glee -.-m. of the Oakland liigh School m“l»"u;m";?-';[ ;{fimn_fl";';'“m;(";:;f;‘_".‘_ ‘;"jj | made to Nellie Brady were absolute and ———————————— will give a fine programme. Pretty girls | yartment: Captain P. E. L. Michie, Twelfth | were not procured by fraudulent means | secretary | prostration tilling tanks, on MOUTH TELS THE MARNER 0F FORGERY Spokane Society Man Explains His Num- erous Crimes. Million Shares of Stock May Be Involved in the Fraud. Friends of Howard Kressly Do Not Intend That He Shall Be Prose- cuted for His Many Amaz- ing Transactions. Special Dispatch to The Call SPOKANE, Wash., June 4.—Stretched out wearily upon his bed, with a wet towel wrapped around his head., Forger Howard Kressly talked to-night about the remarkable career of crime which he has been leading for the past six months With no more apparent concern than would be shown by a child telling of his toys, the young man who had been at the top notch as a mining broker discussed series of forgeries that may reach 1,000,000 shares of stock. Kressly was secretary Dreyfus Mining Company ted forging the name of the president, Celonel Willlam Ridpath, te certificates of stock aggregating in value over $50.000. Kressly had a duplicate stock book, and after filling out the stock would sign as and add the president's name, then secure a cash loan on the stock How much he secured can only be guessed at, as his accounts are muddled. Kressly is one of the most prominent young so- of the Lucille He has admit- clety men of the city. A remarkable fact is that none of the men whom Kressly victimized intend | prosecution, all b willing to help him despite the small chance of wealthy rela- tives coming to assistance of the young man, as he suggests. Last night Kr. ¢ showed how he imi ated Ridpath’s handwriting. Then, changing the manner of holding the pen at the request of a Call reporter he wrota his own name beneath. The difference in t two was startling. So good Is his forgery that Colonel Ridpath himself has been puzzled to detect the difference. Whatever Kressly may have been in the past, he 18 now almost on the verge of There can be no doubt he irresponsible. He is not under mentally arrest. —— e BARRELS OF AS’HALTUM MAEKE FUEL FOR A FIRE BAKERSFIELD, June 4—Fire de: €d the large warehouse and barreling shed of the Pacific Refining Company at its plant just west of the city limits this morning. The fire started from one the large cooling kettles and in a minute the shed was in flames. The fire quickly spread to the large warehouse, in which were 400 barrels of asphaltum, whic flowed forth in molten streams like the lava from a volecano. There was the greatest danger to the engine-house and e stills, which were but a few feet from the burning warehouse. Surrounding the works were several dis- e of which was filled, and oy~ of the immense 20000 barrel storage tank filled with oil. Fortunately the fire de partment went at once to the scene and prevented the flames spreading and ali the rest of is the property e: aped. The loss officials say they abe b can an ac e estimate at present. The company 13 owned chiefly by San Francisco capitalist _——————— Arrests Him on Old Warrant. 3 N ELLEN, June 4.—Napoleon Gui- s arrested to-day by Constable 1l and taken to Santa Rosa. Seven years ago Guidotti cut and stabbed am Italian called “Big Frank” and escaped He recently returned from Mexico. Bos- well secured the old warrant and located his man at the Wood ranch, in the hills three miles from he Guidotti was found a short dista from his eabin and made no resistance. He assured Bos- well, however, that if he had been at his house he would have made it hot for him. e e——— Seaman Lost From a Gunboat. VALLEJO, June 4.—When tne gunboat PORTS. —Sailed June 4—Br ship I PORT TOW second sopranos—Miss Hazel Armstrong, Miss Tlora Bercovich, Miss Helen Waterman, Miss :Mluu | STRUCK BY THE CAR Willam Mitchell, from Vancouver, for Port ; .~ 2 okl 4 Louise Hateh, Miss Marion Walsh, Miss Aita ‘\?-‘ELL'AP Arrived June 4—Stmr South ;i"“""l!d'"“" fl‘"dN“llffl ]E;'Fflrel‘_lim.z Knlmn— Robbers Take Life and Then Place . 3 % i argaret Neall, 8 rence ' Krause, June 4—Stme Point | Miss Jessie Paimer, Miss Lillian Taylor, Miss Victim’s Remains on a rancisco. | Helen Hill and Miss_Alice Mould. Track t g ~ - great and wonderful ABERDEEN—Arrived June 4—Stmr Coro- | OMA, Wash., June 4—James Mont i nado, hence June 2 Train Kills an Aged Woman. TACH . pid k nt-| remedy is always Safled June 4—Schr John F Miller, for Ven- gomery, 2 vears of age, was robbed, mur- SANTA BARRARA Tine & —Mrs. Fran- cesca” O. Breck, 80 vears of age, and for many years a resident of Santa Barbara, was killed to-night by being struck by a appliedexternally,and has carried thousands of women through ture dered and his body was placed on the interurban track near Auburn last night. The body was struck by the car coming FOREIGN PORT. i YOKOHAMA—Sailed June 4—Stmr Victeria, from Hongkong, etc Tacoma. N STEAMERS. from Kent to Tacoma at 6 o'clock this . o E, . A IVERPOOL—€ailed dune 4-Stmr May- Southern Pacific locomotive. She was on | morning and was thrown from the road- thehtrz‘:n cnn: '"2"°“t ’l‘:!fi"m& v for Boston, via Queenstow | her way home and endeavored to cross | ped, but not badly mangled. Investiga nd for free book contain! formation A ed J 2 g . > less valu tan ¢ pArrived June 4stme Auranla. from New | (n0 “yack in front of an approaching | tion,by the Coroner developed the fact| ShPricc K IGAILANPP A Mothets. Hungarian, from Montreal, train. {hat the man was killed by a slungshot. The Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, 6a. TWO STUDENTS DROWN in fetching gowns will act as ushers and | Cava and that Jane Kennedy was competent to | Yorktow which has just reached Mare | ———————— A | several prominent soclety women of this | transact business at the time the deeds | Island, was miles out from -Yoko- IN A PARK LAGOON |several prominent sockty women of il | op INTEREST TO PEOPLE e hama the disappearance from the ship Young Man and Girl Attending Chi- | Mrs. Edward M. Walsh. Mrs. J. H. Pond OF THE PACIFIC COAST/ a blacksmith named Mason was dis il : : J. d, | il i ilroad Equipment for Alaska, |covered. There is a story among the ves- cago University Meet | Mrs. W. J. Wilcox, Mrs. B. F. Weston, | Bualjrond. Squip ] : e of the ship' > Deatl S riaa kg . Weston, | geveral Changes Are Made in the| gEATTLE, June 4.—T. W. Dickinson, s crew "—h\"h«f'xm.hnnufi shiv'e com oL ot Higec- O Olith Postal Service and Army head of the Council Ciiy and Solomeon | POEY S0t Very Dad SEpmcess ol CHICAGO, June 4.—Jesse Miller, a stu- | M Brown, Mrs. AR R Kiver Rafiroad, sailed yesterday for Sol- | before leaving Yokohs and that Ma- of the school of medicine of the Uni- | William Moller and Mrs. Arthur Percy. DEASEy SImUR - | omon City, Alaska. One hundred and | 50 Was 00 "’hn“""’”““.f":“m:;?- ¥ 3 f Chicag nd Miss ¥ a The concert is for the purpose of fitting | . WASHINGTON, June 4.—Postoffices estab- | YOO T o8 ond dollars’ worth of rail- | presumed tha ell overboard from the ersity ¢ ago. and Mi; rance: | g ! g | 1 Oregon—Biggs, Sherman County (re- 3 s x % all* | yorktown and perished. Moore , was taking a course in liter- | lunchroom for Girl students of the | L oaiticty Dudiby M. Badiey, postmastéer. | Fond equipment will follow on the steam- | e ature in the same Institution, were drown- | high school, and not only the present pu. | Postmasters commissioned: California—Rosa a:\mvsai‘r;l(xlrvr:;:‘;;l:‘i!n:!r";‘ af"'m‘lll'r‘;::;n-;rr'r:;;; Santa Fe Solicitor Named. ¥ v vi S “haries A. ) AL on o~ - jackson Park to-day. | T but those who will come later, are | A Sinei; Charies A :!::fll]lrl;w:l n?-ulu Solomon City to Council City, a distance| LOS ANGELES, June 4—Word has been drowning was accident- | interested in the movement and are work- Korb Humbeid: | of fifty miles. There gre now thirty-five | recetved here from Chicago that the of- 1 time & theory of sui- | ing for its success. Much credit Is due resigned. ‘Oregons | carloads of steel ralls, fitteen flatcars, | fice of the general solicitor of the Santa d M M ;n Walsh, president of the As- | rk:ak-r “Gounty, vice | two locomotives. the complete dock ready | Fe system hasl.‘mallpdhlo the headquarters morning the two engaged | soclated Young Women of the Oakland | Tomiinzo gned. ‘ashington~ | gor getting up. in Seattle ready for ship- | of the Santa Fe in this city the appoint- socia 0 ot € eorge s, pokane County, vi # . i rowb started on a tour of ex- | pjion Sehool, and M pir L e L. X vice | ment. It is caleulated to have the rail- | ment of T. J. Norton as general solicitor oration among the World's Fair cara- airman of the Improve - L | M Salary of the postmaster at Ocean Park, | road from Solomon to Council City built | for the lines of that company from San 1n. which are anchored in the lagoon. | CHaIITIAN Of O @ on m. ement Commits | o1 Wil be increased Juiy 1 trom $1100 4G | and tn operation by August 1. Franclsco to Albuquerque, to succeed the v i tee, as they have been most energetic and | $1500. asnis Al s T | S N. Sterry. Mr. Norton at mpty boat was discovered at | i olr € ° ; 0. ¢ order—Lieutenant C. R. Miller fs de- - | 1ate Clinton S the Pinta, one of the caravels, | UntITING ' A ek skt el Ny orer i at-the naval trajn: | WOODLAND, June 4—The vacancies causeq | present is solicitor for the Santa Fe in supposed the rowboat capsized while Proacing . < s iz and: social tion, San Francisco, and goes to the | by the resignations in the official board of | Arizona. couple were attempting tc | Astatic station on the Solace the Women's Improvement Club_have been ———— > i o o ¢« Jean Booth, ice Voice, Lilla | Army orders—The leaves of absence granted | filied by the election of Mrs. C. W. Thomas, | Falls Fr Belf; = Marshall, Daisy Hill, Ethel Johnson an< | Lieutenants Edward M. Shinke and | president; Mrs. W. H. Lawson, vice president, | s om Ty. TR A RTE T to Dunbar will act as ushers, and the | Slatde Belghim, Axtiiisny. Dsartnent (of| ena’ Mise Satile’ Sos secretary. Freparations | gACRAMED TO, June 4—A painter Peter’s Parish Picnic. programme | i e e s i | Tl bel e Villey Pederation of e, | Bumes AtUur Viemming (Ul S O eral committees of St. Pe s Part 1—* o), Girlet | New York to San Franciaco. thénce to the | men’s Clubs and the Sacramento Valley De- | eventh and K streets beifry of the K ergetical Fripd e . Girls' | B jippines, relieving Major James B. Hous- | velopment Association, to begin here July 18. | Catholic cathedral tqg the roof of the edi- are work 'hq(* fcally _'wl make [ Glag GG "+ {Bohm), | on, who will proceed to San Francisco tor fur- | ¥ ——————— fice this morning and was killed. His outing the most success; hey | (b : hms), Miss N el £ N DU the pienic will be held af | Buth Salinge D (Parks), | tFer orders PRETORIA, June 4—The Lisutenant Gov- | neck was broken by the fall. Flemming P ’ be held at | youers. Kendell, Campbell. Ve Ba the Transvaal, Sir Arthur W. Law- , stol, Filen, Sonoma County, on Tuesday, | 1 e Howe Must Have its Tham: | LOS ANGELES CHURCH e o A L B o E M X LI iy e o 16. A boat will ve the Tiburon | (Wang), (b) “If Lad Whe DAMAGED BY FL tences of former burghers convicted of military | about 48 vears 5 rry at 9 o'clock. The train will make a | a Wife” (Kn MA AMES | irenses during tbe late war. side in England. b ) at San Rafael to 1 cornet_solo, Miss | S5ETH g Sort at r, {.;m m : ,h.lly( ”onx.-mv.‘.hx:h::x(\ | Flate canili, accomp “oll- | Fashionable Episeopal Edifice Takes 1 vacation in the surrounding | win, Armistrong, Neall : Fire at Night From Elec- . ADVERTISEMENTS. oard it and attend the an-| _ Part II—Piano solo, Polish Dance' (Zech) b vt vl nual gat A fine union band will | Mise Mabel Sherburn: Ave Maria! (AbU). | Sl Wt < y D B itendance, 4180 speclal muste’ for | CIIK,, Ote CHIDY R on Vigee: | - LQS ANGELES, June §—Chiist Chiureh ’ No woman's happi. jig and reel dancing. | ery. . William Liemert. _accompanie copal), one of the most prominent in ness can be complete g o T | Misa |-‘|ux'm--l:“lllnnd(-ll Uil Daw {he city and including in the membership without children; it Late Shipping Intelligence. Toie Serenade” (Braga), Miss § of its parish some of the most prominent is her nature to love ARRI 3 { violin obligato by Miss people of this city, was damaged by fire Thursdsy, June 4, : | “SPring.in the Land® (Ram), Girls at 11:40 o'clock to-night, causing a loss - and want them tmr Redondo, Krog, 00 hours from San| The Girls' Glee Club, which is taking | estimated at $10,000. The fire originated as much so as Pedro. an active part in the concert, is composed | in the roof and is supposed to have been e 2 1 Tw Mary Dodge, Olsen, 18 days from Ma- | of the following young ladies: caused by electric light wires, although itis 19 love the | Sony: SATLED. | Miss Grace M. Fisher, leader: Miss Eigie | that 18 not known. \:{ne loss Is fully cov- g beautiful and g ey s S by {’?.‘l‘l‘;"";“v\‘;;\f;"‘\’,';’;‘,’,‘,f,‘ AR M Wil | SRe R one was injured. pure. A The critical ordeal through which the expectant mother must Stmr Ventura, Hayward, Honolulu, Pago | Wilson, Mss b e Maud Good- —————————— B . S e a % N 3 Tvah Murphy, Migs Sophje Karewski, ass, however, is so frau, i Pago, Auckiand and i Mima ‘Swain, Miss Florence Crandall; | MURDERED MAN’S 30DY P ’ ght with dread, pain, suffering and danger, that the very thought of it fills her with apprehension and horror. There is no necessity for the reproduction of life to be either painful or dangerous. The use of Mother’s Friend so prepares the system for the coming event that it is safely passed without any danger. This Mother’s Friend