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2410 Harri- cerriege horses: drive sin- ble: 6 @nd O years. 506 Halght s:. I ESS wagon light campine wagon n' saie cheap Miscion st K . 10 5000 horses: must be sold. HOtsEs RINTED list of houses send for cir- ar. ¢ MRSEN & CO._ 14 Monigomery SIDI 10 rooms and bath: centrally lo- ated t st bet. Larkin and Polk: ent or # desirable tenant. Call 1 to RENT —House. & rooms and bath. HKOUSES 10 LET— mME ALY RENTEL Ve have § beaut ms. well Jocated, All the suites have ery room has telephone. large cf ghis. t and cold water Thie bouse is making mcney and s a good pent: the fi nishings have just beem put n are of We will sllow tenant to make | «: ment B Sterling Furn ACTFIC dve . Gough-—Marine view pletely, {urnished ms ‘4. destrable tenants & BLURKE. 30 Mon i (urnished: rent reasonable. & Mission st e ——————— HOUSES FOIl SALE. CRIF ¥ - because gof basement & beautiful h i SUBUKEAN HEMODENCES. in Santa u contains rooms. . et imaté and view unsurpassed MADISON & BURKE. 30 Montgomery LESLEY Park. San Mateo ne bour ¢ MEEK 909 M's MATTRESSES AND PR 152-156 Beale st. coun- biz. Shop, any Barber PERSONA THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. SUNDAY, JUNE- i4 FACIAL BLEM Wrinkles, yell)w and smalipox pitth WHAT ladies say treatment: My wrinkles, yelk disappeared, my b eyesight is greatly | see it free from eve; 1 more than app done for my tace. | « eek at nd electric moves wrinkles, ta new treat th, or RETT-WILSON users—To Introduce ed records we are mium competd lers and ask aic m French. Gore | MORPHINE, opium a at home by a pain dcrsed and used by spondence strictly confidential; in plair | envelope: call or write tc-day. Bruce D, Kimmis, | cure, 201 Turk st and movea without Cutting, Inassage, electricits medicine; turther particulars and call or write DR. L. WILLIAM: about | My skin is getling better every day. real pleasure to look in the glass and Dermatologist, | _building, Market and Jones. Tel. Folsom | ATTENTION! Graphophone and iISHES REMOVED. flabby sk, birtamarks, s sclentifically DR, WILLIAM June 4. 190 ow and flabby skin have ealth is better and my improved (MRS.) L. BOWMAN April 24, 1903 ana it Ty blemish. (MRS.) M. B. UHLITZ. March 12, 1903 reciate what you have MRS.) 8. C. ACHUF¥ my parlors; three hydro- massage treatmes re- n and freckies; investi- ment for fully e bust: phone MRS, Phono our newest process m ftuting & special r call for particu language records Itallan nd lau iexs hom leading physicia: Ind; ANY | " of HENRY LUFT fully received by hetween 4850 MRS. LIZZIE SNIDER (nee Fifth, kindly send t! to box 23385, Call office. information concerning the whereabouta eire) would he thank- ter. He left N. 0 for Cailfornia. Address Luft), Proctor- conductor of afternoon at Fourth and heir names and addresses o | RooMs T LET—Farn. and Unt | asu 0, n Van Ness—Sunny front room: larze closet; rent reasonable. BUCHANAN, 1207, near Square- Nivel, furnirhed sunny front room and bath; rent reasonable. STT, 1426 Market—(old nished rooms, 3 H Jefrerson bay-window 2] n—Elegantly reasonable. ‘and EDDY, rooms; «n suite or single, LIS, 530- v furnished room; running water, cloget, privilege light housekps; $12 1478—Four furnished housekeeping | GRAND Southern_7th and | 0 81 56 nigki: 52 to $6 week: reading-room | GUERRERO. i single or en & Extra_sunny, large rooms, te: pvie home: eiderly eouples for particulars. prid. Phone ‘Church HICKORY —Front room for 1 or reasonable. The Harve single or double: Nicely fur- §1 50 per d week and up HOTEL ST. VINC! furnished; rooms single or en suite; $1 per week vp. LARKIN, 804—Snall sunn : $4 per month. room: suitable for | L 66—Nice large sunny front ‘bay- sm; private family; rent $8. O'Farrell—New man- “ollin, late of Avandel. agement =8 MINNA corner Sth—Nicely furnished bay- window rooms, $1 per week: transient. MONTGOMERY Cewly furniched sunny double rooma for gentlemen; month $8, woeh NINTH, 72— Sunny single roc nished for gent: private family. nished rooms and v, week, mo. neatly fur- C. F. ADAMS CO. SPE AL CREDIT STORF We clothe the whole family frm hat to shoes: everything up to e and at cash prices. C. F. ADAMS CO. Mason st THE Star Hair Reme. dy resiores gray bair, im proves its growth: stops falling. cures andruff, and itching scalp. cleanses scalp; at druggist: cept no substitute. St no stain or & ness; . ha'rdressers’; ar Remedy Co I WILL not be respo any debts contracted ma Beck, nee Miss [ having left my bed THE acquaintance of respectable lady tween the age of 17 family p.- respectab] ss box 2340, G carpets wove t enille-wove ruges. carpet twine, 4in h. rates. Geo. Matthew WANTED to know the whereabouts TIN MAHER, San Francisc West Butte, EVANS, agent PHYSICIAN_ 15 corner Sutter st.: formerly but how good, is Pharmacy, fee mod fter this date for my wife, Mrs. Emma Kreger, she F. J. Bi nsible b and board i and ok 5 by gentleman of matr.mony 1 1 office. order wilk ank o) €, TCH of 1017 F d address to of th Tea cures Call_or rant ave. per- cocain: DANCING every Tuesday 2nd Sunday evening | THE ap Institot 84 Kearny)—All dise at Teuionia (large) Hall. Kinth. PROF. FOSTEL. ary st of the hair, in feet cured; first-class work or no charge. enses ki ELEGANT suits on ea * installments; 50 centr and up per week. LEON LEMOS. 1127 Mar- ket st., between Seventh and Eighth. AT less than cost, uncalled for suits, overcoats { and trousers. at CHARLES LYONS', Londun | Tan 1 Market st ils casy to lay: 1 uver old «w roofs. Market st engines cnted and S WHITE T for onsistency V.. Allendale P. oughbred egge at ngleside Poultry 1o can sweet or the two Aliendale P. get off at in- | e OT. DR. G. §. MOORE'S cure for all diseases SUPERFLUOUS hair e SUITS to order on instalime DERFUL Fre tro Miss Dudi nch clatrvoyant: whet he send_10c and birthday. box 2179, Boston, Mass. Sclentific Hair Restorer; o & O'Farrell st and moles per: ALL styles hairdressing. 25c: hair goods; mani- | G. LEDERE! curing 25c. , 123 Stockton st FULLDRESSE or Tusedo cults rented: a casion. L. SKOLL. TAILOR-MADE suits o the taflor. 254 Ell's st. 37 50; dress pants $2 50. Misfit Clothing Parior, cor. Bush and Dupont. | EUPERFLUOUS hair REDUM'S Egypt hair to its natural col Superfiuous hair & moles re tric needle. Mrs, & and_moles removed by TOMarket. lan Henna restores gra $1: at all druggists oved with cleo- M!ss Eaton, 1119 Sutter. REX esta of J. R respect; rare e engage in this ssiness 1136 Mission A ¥ s 32 50. Orig- s i Kearny st ung, pulleys, Dear st bicycle, sewing kitchen ware, b or_sale cheap. om 5. Apply weeks old new . cheap. 1730 i E. B. BECK camy mattresses. ] F.Hot without ple- TOSCOPE _for sale, with or tures. .BACIGALUPL 933 Market st. fiseri_phonographs, records, _upplics, moving icture ‘mach Bacigalup). 953 Mkt OILERS, eny umps, pipe, belting. shafting, pulleys et SUGARMAN ZEOS..»49 Howard, GASOLINE engines. automobiles and launches, | =il sizes. J DOAK, 46 Fre New and_second-hand £ HER- 0., 417-423 Sacramento st -hand ty machinery, en- | | Dr. Wiltams & Co. chronic and complic cured at home: no 140 Geary. ated disea operation. spectal ROOMS FOR ol | A NEW APARTMEN GOLDEN GATE s VATE BATHS: AL! RESERVATIORS ¢ 10, COR. OAK AND STA HOUSE CPENS JUNE YAN ST Rh AMHEA . MODERN IMPVMT! N NOW BE MADE. AT Mayflower; cut ra 24 st.; 85 w | ELEV! with gas ! ELLIE, 1464—Want=d furnished rooms, ho 'TH, 34—Sun d bath tes now for beautiful r complete, ny front rooms reasonable, Ad- | rsday. Saturday | ROYAL House. reading-room, sm lor; ‘rooms per night to $8: month, §8 to floor: rooms with hot SACRAMENTO, 1608—: sunny rooms in private family; month. a25c to $1 50; w : elevator on ground nd cold water; baths. very. nicel reason- 3S—Sunny furnished r Larze parior_bedroom, plano, running water, $10. . Regina—Beautiful sunny impts.; lowes! 33c to $1 night: 5 10 36 week: : electric lights; ng-room: (ree bus and baggage. NEES, 519 Handsome furnished parlo: with slcoves; hot and cold water: other suitcs WILLIAM, 1 sunny rocm bet. Jones and Tayior—Large privete family Hotel, 44 3d near Market— &t convenient and respectable: 700 rooms; to $1 50 nizht: $2 to $8 week: elevator; lights; reading: baggage. ASFIFIE received at "Call branchoffice 1 office for Call advert’ -~ats and ne has been established at 1006 k: *00 Fillmore st. PMS AND BOARD. AMOY, THE 201 D AD Strictly firet-class family hotel: :unny roome, sulte cr single: billlards; steam hea rge sunny front ;_running water, bath; pri- 626, Stevenson Mansion, nnex, S07 California exceptional table Y-FIRST, 3315, near Guerrero—Fur- nished front parlor, with boatd; home cook- ing. Grace Church. tres billiard-room. Farrell THE JOF w050 st sunny suites al single rooms, with board; r it LAMBOURNE 420 Eddy—High-class house; furnished suites or single; steam heat, TWO young men to room and baard: pri ily; gas and bath. 1252 Valencia st, I_Al K_A!AE‘- ROOMS AND BOARD. ROOM and board in ‘private family; large | zrounds 2 minutes’ walk to station; terms | Teasonable, Box 2317, Call office. — - — SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES $15 50 drop-head cak, guaranteed: second-hand. to $15; some nearly new; G0 days’ exchange greement Chicago S. M. Exchange. 953 Mkt, st . bet. 5th and 6th: phone South 433; eleva- tor ch. y hone Main 750. AUTOMATIC™” and other makes at cut rates: reductjon on rents and repairs; bought and exchanged. Phone Jessie 3136. 145 Sixth st. AD WAREHOUSES, furniture, A -EMPORIUM Storage & Van Co.; heusehold goods stored. moved, shipped. PH Storage & Mcving Co., of- owell ste.: tel. Priv. ExX. 571 hone East 126, Storage; advances made: 810 Howard 941 F. W. Zehfuss. fon st.; PACIFIC Etorage and Furniture Moving Com- 320 Fillmore i.: phone Jackson 281. BEAXINS Van and Sworeze Co., 11 Montgomery tel. Main 1840, Shipping at cut rates. nall famliy to take 3 ceping s FOLSOM, 776 rooms; reasonable | FOURTH, 225—Nice housekeeping: also —2 neatly furnished connecting large {vrmished room for singie. GOLDEN GATE ave._ Furnished. ont for housekeeping: sunny, conmecting housek eping: £as range: private. HERBERT (The)—Sunny svartments for housekeepin « ranges; just mewsy fur- nished. 1530 Polk st HYDE, 408—Sunny double pariors for house- | keeping, $25; also front alcove suite, $20. | TACKSON_1513—Tweo furnished housckeeping | rooms, $16; also two for 825 compiete. | LARKIN, 810 rooms in flat; use of plano If desired: $0 per month. | MISSION, 9113 Nicely furnished sunny front suite; kitchen; gas stove; also single | room MISSION, 1083—Elcgant front suite; complete | un. water, NINETEENTH, 5420, running water: gas ixhed ‘corner range: hot bath E, 1300, cor. Hyde—Large furnished roon: laundry; adults, stove; private family $10 gasoline | ake and how iong used. Cal ng horses: must to 1260 Ibs; not Box Call. we, well broke under 6 years o Kate 2111 POLK, 522—Frent sunny dow suite for housekeeping: others SACRAMENTO, 1614 rooms; light housekeeping furnished bay-win- nicely (urnished sunny allowed; phone and_clothing_and 285 TILTON wants good se thestrical geods. 1 IRE of Eastim 4x5: brillias finder; 1902 make Call office. | srand rooms; $5 TOCKTON, 603—La | _rooms 1i conveniences SIXTH, 541—New house, beautitully furnished: kg | nth rge sunny housekceping $16 to $22. "HOTO and magic lantern goods: second-hand. 709 Moptgomery - STOCKTON, 1206—M niched hskpg. rms.. odel House; nicely fur- 35 to $12; free gas, bath. | $o00m WORTH cast-ff clothing wanted: highest Grunt ave.. tel. Red 3912, sclentific_paimist §15 IEROM Tavior st Phone Biack 561 i PELLE RU palmist, 55 Third st laties, 25c: £¢ ; hre.10-9 (ex. Sund ‘ime Xeergamrd removed 1o 1009 Sutter: hours 1 4 d: cve £un by apnt: tel Polk 2584, PAINTNS ANa DFCORATORS. ST.CLASS work af reasonabie rates, J.C.RO- MAINTE, 40 Golden Gate ave.; tel. Polk 2231 e e et CSOL, PAFERHANGING, PA; ETC. COMS papered. 33 50_ug inting. Hartmanr Patnt Co., 319 ed 3521. HASICIANS AND SURGEONS, ¢ O'DONNELL—Office and residence, i Market st.. bei. Bixth and Seventh. tating, a.; tel. 10 | TTAH, 638, near'15th | 18th st. cars)—Sun: jence; reasonabl furnished housekeepi heaithy. VAN NESS ave. 706—2 back basem complete for housekeeping, $1 (Take Bryant or 8th and | ny cottage; couple nicely rooms; every conven- nt room: wlso 1, § Valencia st AA 16271 Market st. | FREE.... .. in Rooms with Housekeeping We locate you free of A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and bscriptions has been established at 1006 e —————————— ROOMS TO LET—Furu. a City Room Renting Agency, Phone Mint 1096, charge or without board, Rooms or Hotels. PLAN, 18 TURK EMOVED- i, WONG MIM, herb doctor; Treats all discases of the human body: for et four vears at 115-117 Mason: now lo- cated mt GFT Geary st.. near Leavenworth. vectal diseases a specialty. LLOOD, wkir DR PALL, 10331 Market st~ = WONG WOO, the famous herb doctor—All dis- canes cured by Chinese herbs. 746-6 Clay st. SPECIAL NOTICES. LADIES: Op: AN AN ichester's English Pennyruyal Plils are the best. Safe, rellable. Take 5o other, Send 4 siamp for particulars. ~Relief for Ladles” in ietter by return mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester Chem. Co., Phile, Pa. ; 200 rooms suites with private tor, hot and cold wi ANTLERS 1o 81 per night: §1 5 Tork —iegant mod: S s ana'd rooma: Turnianed or unfurmisbed: A—BRUNSWICK House, 148 Sixth—Rooms 25c A—HOTEL NETHERLAND — EUROPEAN ST.. 4 DOORS FROM MARKET; 250 OUTSIDE ROOMS; STEAM HEAT AXD TELEPHONE IN ROOM: RATES 7be RATES BY THE MONTH. A—HOTEL PHILLIPE, plan; SPECIAL 109 Sixth: European A DAY UP; modern in every respect: baths; also single: eleva- ater; prices ble. 0 AT ““The Almonte."” 873 Market st. (or No. 1 Fifth st.)—Rooms 25c, 50c, .'?l 50 3 Il“hllflm:‘_—w."ll m.hu‘ P s Rt st Rl s oot TR ALCALDE (The Sing. rme. and t), 725 O'Farreli— ites, without kitchen. FREE | hereby seuled propoeals will be received card of Directors of the Veterans' at ifs office, room 13, Francisco. Callfor- Saturday, June 0. 1903, in the presence of bidders, and delivering quartermaster a ary supplies, etc.. for the Veterans’ Home. pa County, California (rallr station untviile), for six months, commencing July | 1, 1903, and ending December »1, 1903, Schedules with inforwation and instructions for submitting bids will be furnished upop spplication by the undersigned. Bidders will carefully follow the conditions of the schedules, and 5o bid will be consiGered un Jess it is in accordance with such schedules. Wide on tea, coffee and sugar must be made cn samples submitted. No bids will be re- celved from parties who are not regular deal ers in and carrying stock of supplies on which they bid. ach bidder must accos pany his bid with a certified check upon some | well known and responsible banking house for at least 10 per cent of the amount of his bld payable to C. Mason Kinne, treasurer. conditioned that the bidder will enter into « good and valid contract upon notice of ae- ceptance, as required by law. . 1eserves the right to reject any or all bids and to order any quantity over or under the amount of specified. Address John F. Sheehan. secretary of the Board of Directors of th eterans’ Home of i ornia, 10om 13, 520 Sansome street, San | Franciseo, California. By order of the | Board of Directors. JOHN F. SHEEHAXN, Secretary. OFFICE Wash for furnishing commis: of C. Q M. Vancouver Barrack: June' 4. 1903 —Sealed proposals. in i tripl wiil ‘be received here until 1i a. i m., June 15, 1903, and then opened, for ths construction at Vancouver Barracks, Wash., of a gymnasium and ~ost exchange build- ing. For full informaticn, plans and speci. fications apply to this office. U. S. reserves the right to reject or accept any or all pro- posals or any part thereof. Envelopes con- taining proposals should be marked: ‘‘Pro- posals for construction of buildings at Va | couver Barracks., Wash.," and addressed F. H HATHAWAY. C. Q. M. g ———— STUTTERING AND STAMMERING, MELBOURNE System S£chool, Van Ness end Market; poaitive cure for all. Don't delay, e ———— e e——— MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday : Thomas F. S. Kenney, 24, 3 Douglass street, and Eva Denpett, 21, 2071 Howard street. Wililam_K. McCue, 20, Buffalo, N. Y. and Viela B."Simen, 18, bity. = Henry A. L. Bahimann 1 Twenty- frst’ screet, and May Snyder, 24, 337 Lexing ton avene. ; James H. McLaughtin, 36, 718 Howard strest, and Delia Nally, 32, 718 Howard street. - Cari G. Wilson, 31, city, and Clara L. Ede, 21, city. Joseph F. Nunes. 25, Red BIYft, and Mae E. Daniel 1. Leavitt, 26, 30 Belcher street, and Pedero, 22. Rio Vist Annette Jugo, 24, 1081a Germania street. Michael P. Leary, 76, Seattle, Wash., and Marion L. Forrest, 26, city. D. Mclntyre, 19, 6i4 nue, and Alice S. Cane; 1), 1 Daniel M. and Katherine C. Sheldon,~ 21, Siaing Cr 25, 560 Ol S ving arvey, ve avenue, ana Ruth Ventreight, 19, 550 Olive avenue. Daniel 4. McCurdy, Stel Esther V. Donovan. 31, Vallej John W. Ryan, 7, 2154 ¥il] i Mcl 25, 9248 Fulton street. Mary M. Lee K. Folse, . AT Ohfl iy Mever. 35 1302 Foitom s B UM S Vorah 31 egacher 5o, np 1sddy wtrerts Van Ness ave- Second street. elezantly furnished | ¢ furnishsd | rent $10 and | advertisements and subseriptions | 728 | 51 Howard st., near Third:-phone Grant 181. | § storage—Furniture and merchan- | | { | | ttractive in- | Hanlon, 35, 1627 Jackson street, Sh 1001 Golden | Albert O. Erwin, 43, Santa Rcsa, and Emma Lovejoy Tulare, 3 Wong' Ts: Keng, 42. 811 Clay street, and Chin_Lan. 21, 811 Clay street. BIRTHS—MARRIAGES—LEATHS Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall will not be Inserted. They must be handed In at either of the publication uifices and be indorsed with the name and residence of per- “ons authorized to have the same published. BORN. COMESKY—In this city, June 2, wife of James Come-ky..'a e VICH—In this city, June 10, 1903, to the DA o B, W. Dabovich, & von. MURRAY—In this city, to the wife of T. C. Murray, twins—a son and a daughter. O'ROUKE—In__this _city, June 11, 1903, the wife of Hugh O'Rouke, a daughter. SEGELCKE—In this city, June 3, 1903, to the wife of Henry F. Segeicke, a_drughter. MARRIED. BARRETT—GRISWOLD--In this city, June 10, 1903, by the Rev. Dr. John A. B. Wil- son, vastor of Trinity Methodist Ipiscopal Church, Marquis B. Barrett of Marysville and Viola A. Griswold of Chicago, { WOOD—GOODBY—In this city, June 13, Yo by the Rev. Dr. John A. B. Wilson, 1905, to the to tor of Trinity Methodlst Episcopal Church, Rithard Iastwood and Minnie Goodby, both | of Sen Francisco. 3 i | HOPPER—CASE—In_this city, June 11, 1903, R A " Sehroeder, Samuel Zdwin by the Rev. Hoppe SON Hgypfoe Rev. Duvid McClure, Willlam O. Hol nd Matilda H. Hayes, both of San McCANN—In this city, June 10, | the Rev. J. H. Schroeder, Alfred ¢ and Ora McCaun. i cCUE IMON—In this city, June 190 M e Tenidence of the bride's varents. by | Justice Lawson, Willlam K. McCue of Buf- jalo, N. Y. and Viola B. Simon of San‘t L ] nis city. June 13, 100 WIRTH- BURK—In this city. June 13, 1903, Ly the Rev, F. W Flscher, pastor of | Emanuel Evangelical Church, George Wirth | of Sen Francisco and Ellzabeth Burk ofl Spokane, Wash. LINDQUI 1903, DIED. t, Thomas Knli' Koch. Katharine Larroche, - Vincent J. McCloskey, Mary Macon, Vivian Marteli, Frances C. Brierton. Annie Buchanan. Helen Coughlin, uneo, Charles J. Harry J. Murray, Joseph Feely, Flla V. Neihlson, Mury Gregory, Capt. Hugh Rigdon, ‘George R. Hathaway, Alice V. Eyan, Celia 1. Hauser, George Samson, Annie Havens. Gertrude G. Savage, Hugh Hoffman, Newion Toomey, ‘Timothy V! . Sarah Vianello. Bartolomeo J‘i\)r;?:nl.nulsi 8. Walish, Hattle E. Jung Poo Ward, Edward ! BRIERTON--In this city, June 13, 1903, Annie 31 r of ies and Mary Brier- rlerton, e Ttichard and Julla Brier- | n and Julla Lawlor, a native of San Ra- | cars. e PR hide wnd acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day | Sunday). at 12 o'clock, from the parlors of C. O'Connor & 767 Mission street, thence to St. Patric Church for services. | Interment at San Rafael at 3 o'clock. JCHANAN—In this city, June 12, E B N beloved daughter 'of Willlam s Helen Buchanan, and sister of Ellzabeth Buchanan, & native of Scotland, "aged 24 | years. ¥ T riends are respectfully invited to H ). { o'clock, {rom her late residence, 211" Hoffman : tend the funeral to-day (Sun at avenue, between Twenty-third and Twenty- fourth streets. Interment Olivet Cemetery TO the officers and Mount members of the Steam ! Laundry Workers' Union No. 20—You are hereby notifed that the fu of our de- | ceased sister, Neille Buchanan, will ta place to-day (Sunday). at 1 o'clock, from t residence varents. 211 Hoffman a nue. You are invited to be pressut. By HARRIS, President. order A. 8 | HANNAH A. MAHONEY, Secretary, i June 13, 1903, Peter | CARLYON—In ‘this elty, Carlyon, ¢early beloved husband of Caroline Carlyon; beloved father of Catkarine Ruth and Helen Carivon, and nephew of William | Bacome. a native of England, aged 39 years 5 months and 19 da; A member of iCourt san_Francisco No. F. of A.. and Hack ‘s Unfon, Local No. 224 of San Fran. cis E7Friends and acqu aintances re respect- | fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Monday), at 1 o'clock, from hisslate resi- | dence, D Cleraentina street, between Third | and Fourth. ! COLON—In Oakland. June 1903, Josie | Colon, beloved dav<hter of Francis and the | late Margaret Kelly, and sister of Mrs. Ed- | ward Nelson, Mrs. A. J. Trimble, Mre. E. B. Witaker. and the late Francisiand Vil- liam Kelly, a native of San Francisco, aged 32 years. g Friencs and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Monda. at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her father, 718 Second street, thence to the Church of | the Ymmaculate Conception for services at 2 o'clock. Interment St. Mary's Cemeter, Oakland. COUGHLIN—In this city, June 13, 1903, at ! residence, 434 Brannan street, William, b joved son of Mary end the late David Cough- lin, and brother of John and Frank Coughlin, Mrs. John O'Donnell and the late Michael Coughlin and Mrs. Mary Schro a natl of San Jose, C. d 24 year: months and 14 days CUNEO—1In Los Angeles, Ju 1903, Charles Joseph, dearly beloved husband of the_late Victoria Cuneo, son of Louis and Mary Cuneo, and brother of Joseph, Paul and | Mamie Cuneo and Mrs. Delia Fe: a na- tive of San Francisco, aged S years 4 months and ¢ day EFFriends and acquaintances are respec fully Invited to attend the funeral Sund: June 14, 1903, at 12:30 o'clock, from his residence, 1906 Powell street, thence to tive Sons’ Hall, 414 Mason street, where vices will be held under the auspices of San Francisco Parlor No. 49, N. G. W.: also member of Seneca Tribe No. 104, L. O. k. M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. FARLEY—In this city, June 11, 1903, Harry | J., beloved son of P. H. and M. E. Farley, a2 native of San Francisco, aged 31 years and & months. €7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral Sunda: June 14, at 9:30 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 132 Liberty street, between ' Twentieth and Twenty-first, Guerrero and Dolores, thence to St. James Church, corner Twenty-third and Guerrero streets, for ser- vices. ~ Interment Holy Crcss Cemetery. FEELY—In this city, June 1903, at her | residence, 450 Jessié street, dearly beloved 'daughter of e James Feeley, and loving sister of Mrs. J . Chute and James J, Feely. OFFICERS and members of Young Ladles’ In- stitute No. 1-—You are hereby notified to a tend the funeral of our late sister, Ella Feely, from her late residence, 450 Jessie | street. By order. of MRS. M. L. GREGG, President. MAMIE GORMAN, Becreta; GREGORY—In this city, June 1903, at his | residence, 630 Halght ‘street, Cantain Hugh ' McCullough Gregory, beloved husband of | Sadle Lewis Gregory, a native of New York. @7 Friends and acouaintances and com- rades of the G. A. R. and Companions of the Loyal Lecion are resvectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, which will be held under the auspices of George H. Thomas Post N 2, G. A. R, at their hall, 320 Post street. Monday. June 15, at 1 o'clock. Interment George H. Thomas Post Plat, National Ceme- tery. Presidio. HATHAWAY—In Oskland. June 13, 1903, at ' 1055 Brush street, Alice Vose Hathaway, be loved wife of Edmond Hathaway, mn(ger of | Alice F.. Bessie W, and E. Guliford Hatha- way. and daughter of George H. Vose, a m {ive of Sacramento, Cal., aged 43 years. g Frierds and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral service to-morrow (Monday), at 10:30 o'clock, at her late home, 1065 Brush street. Services at San l.oranm-(:emeterv:- 1:15 o'clock. HAUSER—In this city, June 13, 1903, Geq 3 dearly beloved husband of Katherine Hager, and devoted father of Mrex C. Young, Mrs. . Hunken and George Jr., Henry and Wil- llam Hauser and the late Annfe Hauser and Mrs. A. Gauch, a native of Germany, aged 58 years. s 1903, Gertrude Goewey, Ella Sarah and HAVENS—June 13, Wite of Jjohn W. Havebs. T Natice of funeral hereafter. FFMAN—In_this clty, at his resid G von atreat, June 13, 1905 giross . Newton, beloved husband of Ellen Hoffman, father of Roy Brace, Glen. Oleta .and Bonna D, Hoffman, Mrs. D. M. Van Wart and Mrs. J. E. erl\inh* 5 d a native of Eddyville} Ulate) County, New York, aged 65 years 3 months and 28" days. Friends and acquaintances are respect- mfi invited to attend the funeral services MT.OLIVET CEMETERY | |_OFFICE: 916 MARKE" i HENRY J. CALLAGHER CO. to Flannagan & lagher. el £ BERSVAHET FUN” Fifth st., opposite Lincoln School. EMOVED TO s DERTAKERS. i Formerly Now At $08 MISSION, th and Fift e st Bauipmenis At Moderate Raten, ™ F. J. Monahan, President. WONAHAN & CO., | Stockton street, 100 § of Sutter, § 3 {13 |lot_on N line of Page street, 1803 .42 to-morrow (Monday). at 11 o'clock. at the chapel at Odd Fellows' Cemetery. HYMAN—In this city, June 12, 1003, Sarah Hyman, beloved mother of Abraham and Morris ‘Hyman, Mrs. Jennie Hart and Mrs. Dora Gross of New York City aund the late Annie Hyman, a native of Polana, axed 61 years. [>Friencs and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to_aftend the funeral to-day (Sunday), at 9:45 o'clock, from her late resi- dence, 312 Clementina street. Interment Home of Peace Cemetery, by carriage. JONES—In Oakland, June 13, 1003, at 1057 Fifty-fifth street, Louisa S. Jones, beloved mother of Steward G, Jones and Mary L. Falrfield of Oakiand and Clarence H. Jones of Jackson, Mich., a native of New York, aged SG years 4 months and 8 days. JUNG POO—In the City and County Hospi- tal. June 13, 1903, Jung Poo, a native of China, aged 45 ‘years. KNIGHT—In this city, June 12, 1903, Thomas. dearly beloved husband of Serena Knight. and father of Charles T. S.. Thomas G. and Coleman H. Knight, aged 82 vears. 7 Friencs and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral lay, June 16, at 8:45 o'clock, from his late resi- dence, 154 Golden Gate avenue, thence to St. Boniface’s Church, ‘vhere a solemfi requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul. commencing at 9 o'clock. In- terment private. KOCH—In this city, June 13, 1903, Katharine, dearly beloved wife of the late Peter Koch, @nd loving mother of Mrs. Konrad Jeid Mrs. Peter Jensen and George E. Koch, a native - of Fauerb: V. D. H., Hessen Darmestadt, Germany, aged 53 years 6 months and 25 days. LARROCHE—In this city, June 12, 1903, Vin- cent Jessrh, dearly beloved infant son of John and Mary Larroche, loving brother of Lucile Larroche. and grandson of Francoig Larioche and Mrs. E. McNell, a native of San Franciaco, azed 1 year 1 month and 2 ays. 7 Friends are invited to attend the fu- voval from tbe residence of the parents, 150215 Guerrero street, Sunday. at 2 o'clock. Interment Holy Crcas Cemetery, by electric funeral car. MeCLOSKEY—In this city, June 13, 1003, Mary, beloved daughter of Joseph and Mar- zaret’ McCloskey, a native of San Fran- cisco, aged 11 deys. MACON—In this city, June 13, 1903, Vivian, beloved daughter of McCord and Eva Macon, aged months and 4 da: MART L—Entered into rest, June 11, 1903, Frances Cecil, beloved wife of John Martell, and beloved mother of Mrs. M. A. Brick- wedell, Mrs, William Shaughnessy and Frank H.. George H. and the late John C. Mar- teil. a native of Syracuse, N. Y., aged 64 yeals 2 montts andg2b deve. 7 Friends and acquaintanges are respect- fully invited to attend the Funeral services Sunday. Jupe 14, 190, late resicence, ;20 Turk street. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by electric funeral car from corner of Eighteenth and Guer- rero sirects at 2:30 o'clock. MURRAY-—In this city, June 13, 1003, Jo- seph. infant son of T. C. and Laura Murray. NEIHLSON—In this city, June 12, 1903, Mary, beloved wife of Charles Neihlson. mother of Katherine and Josephine Neihlso: loved sister of John, Michael, Maurice and Robert Dower and Mra. R. Yates, a native af Clonmel, County Tipperary, Ireland, aged 34 years. EF Friends and acquaintances are respect. rully invited to attend the funeral to-d (Sunday), at 1 o'clock, from her late resi- dence, 1014 Vermont street, thence to St. Peter's Church for services. Cross Cemetery. RIGDON--In this cil ;. June 13, 1903, George Ralph, brother of T. A. and D. Rigdon, a native of Topeka, Kans.. aged 33 vears. @ Friencs and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services to-day (Sunday), at 2 o'clock, at the parlors of the California Undertaking Company, 405 Powell street, near corner Post. Interment Laurel Hill Cémetery. RYAN—In this city, June 12, beloved wifa of Wiilidm Ry of . Beatrice Ryan, daughter of Willlam and the late Annie Roper, and sister of John and Julla Roper and Mrs. Mary Randall, a na tive of San Francisco, aged 24 years 1 month days. @7 Friends aud acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Monday), at 9 o'clock. from her late resi- 311 ue. Ingleside, thence Michael’s Church, Ocean View, where a requiem high mzss will be celebrated for the repose of her.soul ai #:30 o'clock. In- terment Holy Cross Cemeter: SAMSON—In Alameda County, Jume 13, 1903, Annle, beloved wife of the late John Sam: scn, and mother of Victor Glusha and Cale: tus' Samscn and the late Adrian Samson, & 1903, Celta F., . loving moth native of Londonderry, Ireland, aged 70 years. SAVAGE—In this city, Jupe 13, 1903, Hugh Savage, beloved brother of M. J. and James Savage, a native of England, aged 40 years. @7 Remains at the funeral parlors of James McGinn & Co., 214 Eddy street. No- tice of funeral hereafter. TOOMEY—In the City and County Hospital, June 1003, Timothy Toomey. VIANELLO—In this city, June 12, 1903, Bar- tolomeo, dearly beloved husband of Margaret Vianello, father of Eddie. Martin and Fran- ces Vianello and Mrs. Kate Mfhovich, father- in-law of Antone Mihovich, and grandfather of John Mihovich, native of Dalmatia, Austria, aged 52 years. EFFriencs and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-d: (Sunday), at 1 o'clock, from his late resi dence, 405 Dcale street. corner Harrison, thence to St. Brendan's Church for.blessing. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. WALSH—In this city, June 13, 1003, Hattie Elizabeth, dearly heloved daughter of John and Cathérine Walrh, a native of San Fran- cisco, aged 11 months and 10 days. WARD—In this city, June 13, 1093, Edward Ward, a native of Ireland, aged 59 years. e ] REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Judah Boas to Judah Boas Company (a cor- poration), lot-on N line of Hayes _street, 172:7% E of Laguna E 35:13% by N 120; also lot ‘on S line of Golden Gate avenue 34:6 W of Laguna street, W 21 by S 120; also lot on S line of East Park street, 300:10 E of Park avenue. E 100 by § 100, 'lots 15 to 18, block | . Holly_Park: also lot ‘on E line of Laguna sirect. 72 8 of Grove, S 24 by E 80; al:o lot on SE corner.of O'Farrell and Octavia streets, line E also lot on W 6 by S 137 of 7:6; also lot on N line of Golden nue, 165 W of Franklin street, W 2 120; also lot on N line of Nineteenth street, 95 E of Castro, E 30 by N 75; also lot on E ine of Buchanan street, 137:6 N of Union, N 25 by E 117:6; also lot on NE corner of Thir- ty-second street and Lincoln avenue, N 520, E 360.368, S to Thirty-second street, W 125,58, block 105, and 92 Sunnyside Addition No, 1, and interest in streets surrounding blocks; also 20 E of Lyon, E 25 b street, N 100; 6 W of Laguna, W 25 by S 100; also 1ot on S line of Pacific avenue, 153 E of | | Webster street, E 30 by S 117; also lots 1252 aleo lot on SW corner of Jackson and Broderick streets. 8 75 by W 112:6 (recorded June 11. 1003): $10, Jerry T. Hartwell to Jacob Stern.'lot on NE corner of Polk and Sutter streets, N 120 by E 110: $5. Maurice and Isabella Higgins to J. W Smith, lot on $ line of Jackson street, 145 of Fillmere E 26 by 8 127:8%: $10, Estate of Margaret Morrissey (by James M. Morrissey, executor) to Edward J. le Breton, lot_on W' line of Scott street, 125'N of Ellls, N 25 by W 90: - $5000, Edwin S. and Mary A. Belden to Meyer and Nellle E, Abrahams, lot on S line of Clay street. 106:3 E of Devisadero, E 25 by § 127:8%; $10. Morris . and Sarah Rosenshine to Marga- ret Lynch, lot on N line of Jackson street, 36 to 1263, Gift Map No, | E of Baker, E 50 by N 100: $10. $10. Owen McHugh to James Ciyde, lot on N line of McAllister street. 137:6 E of Central ave- Due, E 25 by N 137:6; $10. Edward H.. Francis W. and George W. Green to Mary A. G. Green, lot on E line of Fol- | scm street, 25 § of Fourteenth, S 25 by E 75; 10. M riaget Noonan to John F. Noonan, lot on W Iine of Folsom street, i S of Twentieth, S 20 by W 122:6; $10. Hibernia Savings and Loan Soelety to Annie MeDongell, lot on N line of Twenty-first street, 160 W of Noe, W 25 by N 114; $1000. Anna M. and Conrad Riedel to Harriet L. Laufor, lot on E line of Castro street, 225 N of Twentieth, N B0 by E 125: also lot on W line_of Noe street, 150 N of Eighteenth, N 25 by W 125; $10. George M. and Mattie E. or Ethel M. Mathews to Louis Sanders, lot on W line of Treat avenue, 245 N of Twenty-sixth, N 25 by W 112:6; §10. Hibernla Savings and Loan Soclety to Eu- gene R. and Eleanor M. Wall, iot on SE cor- her of Twenty-fifth and Dolores streets, S 135, E 125, N 25, W 75, N 110, W 50; 3 Same to Augustus J. Ranken, lot on S line of Twenty-fifth stregt, 50 E of Dolores, E 50 by S 110; $1600. Augustus J. Ranken to Eugene R. and Eleanor M. Wall, lot on S line of Twenty-fifth street, 50 1 of Dolores, B 25 by § 110; $i0. to John and Mary Lane, lot on N ime ot PAEmy _street, 101:10 E of Diamond. E 25 by N 114; $10. ; Annfe M. Wulzen to D. H. Wulzen, lot on § line o Seventeenth street, 55 W of Castro, W Peed M. Bievens to Harrlet A. Stevens, lot line of Twenty.third streef, 28: W ot Michael Devincenszi to Luigi Devincenzi, - lat on W line of Mason street, 99 N of Lombard, 19 by W 122:6; $10. o3 FE3 at 2 o'clock, at her | and be- | Interment Holy | also lot on S line of Pine | Iot.on W line of Peralta street, 25 N of Rut- ledge avenue, N '35 by W Precita Valley lots 204 and 205; §10. S. "Ducas Company (torporation) to George ! Ryan, lot on NE corner of Peralta and Condon | streets, E 70 by N 25, lots 22 to 24, Map George Ryan Subdivision of Precita Valley | 54 10 236: also lot on W line of Condon street, 99 S of Precita avenue, § 25 by W 70. lot 5. same: also lot on W line of Condon street, 14} also lot on E line of Condon street. i1 £ of Precita avenue, S 25 by E 30, lot_16. same; $10 and Kate Ryan to Oliver L. and Emma V. Anderson, lot on NE corner of Peral- ta and Condon streets. N 25 by E 70, Mts 22 (0 24, Map 2. George Ryan Subdlvision of Pre- cita Valley iots %4 to 236; $10. Same to James Stephen MacWilliams, lot W line of Condon street. 99 § of Precita ue, S 25 by W 70, lat 3. Map, | o la lot on W line of Condon_ street, 140 S of Pre- cita avenue, S 25 by W 70, lot 7. same; $10. tate Company (corporation), lot on SW line of Thirteenth avenue. 130 SE of M _street, SE 75 by SW 100, block 267, South San Francisco Homestead Assoclation. quitclaim deed: $1. Pomeroy Estate Company to William Doran, same; $10. | < Conrad Hoffmenn to Peter Tamony, lot on SE line of Mission street, 100 NE of Brasii | averue, NE 25 by SE 83:6, lot 4, block 2, Ex- | celsior Homestead Association: $10. | _Frederick and Margaret de Carteret to Jean M. and Marie Laforgue, lot on W line of Mc- S 25 N of Blaine or an (Andover) street). 0. Builders’ Contracts. | __Southern Pacific Company (owner) with Gus | V. Danlels (contractor), architect none—Paint- inz: $2060. Frank A, Maiorino (owner) with Alfred Le- gault (contractor). architect J. F. Dunn—All work except plumbing, gas fixtures, mantels and shades for a two-story frame building (flats) on S line of McAllister street, 114:6 W of Webster, W 25 by S 137:6; $3400. Margaret' A_ Skelly (owner) with I. M. Rob- ertson (contractor), Charles Paff architect— Removal of present building_and erection of street, 137:6 § of Golden Gate avenue, N 50 by E 82:6; $4468, Lena Beshorman (owner) with H. W. Wit. | penter, mill. Drick, concrete work, plumbiug, | painting, plastering and electric work for a | two-story frame building (two flats) on E line { of South Brodericic street, 173:0 S —, S 27 | by _E 100; $4410. Bernard Dreyer (contractor), Shea & Shea ar- line of Second avenue. 192 § of East Sixteenth street, § 40 by W i€0, East Oakland, deed | siven’ to correat 882 D. 184: $10. John W. Carlen (widower) to Herman Se man, lot on_NE corner of Eighteenth and West streets, N 75, E 50, S 25 W 10, S 30. W_40, | block R, Barnes Tract, Oakiand: $1¢. John and Marle C. Plerre to Marie M. Leh- | mann, Jot on_S line of Eighth street, 161:8 E | of Willow, E 25 by § 136, lot 15, block 526, | Casserly Tract at Oakland Point. Oakland; $10. { _David Mitchell (widower) to Augusta II | Gobeil (wife of James J. Gobell). lot on N lin of Bristol street, 50 W of Hamiiton, W 100 by N 134:8, portion of ranges 9 and 10, Hardy Tract, Berkeley; $10. Hiram E. and Emma C. Hucheroft to Henry ! Bade, lot 32, Forest Park Tract, Brooklyn Township; $10, | Henry and Annie Wassell to Alexander Lehmann, lots 17_and 18, block 4, Allendale Tract, Brooklyn Townsbip: $10. | "H. 'H. and Carrie Theermann to Clara E. | Worth, lot on S line of Delaware street, 100 W of Hamilton, W 70, S 134:8, etc., E 161 8 of Precita avenue, S 26 by W 70, lot 7, same: | Same to Judd C. and Minnie M. Cleveland. | Edmond and Ellen Kenney to Pomeroy Es- | one-story brick bullding on E line of Larkin | ham (contractor). architect E, W. Hyde—Car- | Society of California Pioneers (owners) with | | chitects—All work for remodeling of the As- | sembly Hall of Pioneer bullding. 5 Ploneer | place; $3230. | Alameda County. 8. H. Pendleton to Willls B. Fry, lot on W | | | | i i f | | | | | | | | sclous in bed. (AL N WAIAN 5165 Sorcery and Witchcraft Yet Sway Ignorant Natives. Strange Mixture of Craft and Christianity—Law Intervening. SIES There has been another outbreak of kahunaism in Hawali with the result that Eugenia. N 54 W 70, S 4, W 10, 8 50, E 140. | °0¢ of the sorcerers, or Kahunas, is in | prison at Puna, Hawali, awaiting trial on a charge of manslaughter. He is charg- ed with having caused the death of an old native by beating him on the head with a Bible in order to drive the devils from his body. This case is one of the most unique in the annals of kahunalsm in the islands. It appears from the story told at the trial in the District Court that a-native In the Pune district became ill and the Govern- ment physician, Dr. Holland, was called in. He was treating the man with some hope of curing him, when the native call- ed in a kahuna, believing that the physi- cian was net curing him rapidly eneugh. The kahuna !mmediately threw away the | remedies prescribed by the physieian and dlagnosed the case for himself. He found that the man was possessed of red devils, and after several incantations, in which the ald of spirits was invoked, decided that the only way to drive out the devils was by liberal application of the Bible to the head of the patient. The sick man was compelled to sit upright in his bed and was then beaten vigorously by the kahuna with a heavy volume of the serip- tures. When the kahuna's arm tired the man's wife was forced to continue the treatment, until the man sank uncon- A few days afterward the man was beaten even more with the Bible and he died. bt The kahuna was arrested, first on the | charge of practicing witchcraft, but af- s | terward the charge was changed to man- slaughter. The man made no defense. He said that he had done his best for his patient, but the devils had conquered. He testified that the man's eyes were red, that he was restless and that his hair stood on end, and that these were signs that he had red devils. The only cure was by the application of the Bible to the N 35, W 93:8, N 99:9, portion of ranges 9 and | head, as the Bible told. 110, Hardy Tract, Herkeley; $10. | 8. M. Stone (single) to Standard Reaity and | Development Company, lot on NE corner of | Third and Jackson streets, N 100 by E 125, ’In(s 1 to "02\7(!".; Eo block 36, Kellersber- 'S ap, Oakland; 3 | % Same to same, 1ot on N line of Third atreet, 5 W of Madison, W 100 by N 100, lots 23 to 1 26, block same, Oakland; $10. - | “'Bamuel H. and Harriet ‘M. Lingard to Miss iA-l»H. M. Ch lot on W line ot Louisa treet, 708 N edar, N_32 by 35, por- { tion of lot G, map block 5. Graves & Taylor | Tract, Berkeiey: $10. v F, and Albert Naylor to Mary and M. | 4 Ay, Kboth single. lot on N line of Dwight | way, 200 B of Fulton strest, E 50 by N | block 4, property College Homestead | tion. Berkeley: $1C. scph | i Yot B to 8, block P, Laurel Grovs | Park, Brooklyn Township: $10. Herbert T. and El . Webster M. Dodge. lots 2. 4, 5, 9 to 11, 14 and 15, bloc! 2 map East Oakland Heights, East Oakland: 10. MY nion Savings Bank to Charles A. James, ot on SE corner of Lydia and Curtls streets. E 100 by 8 50, lot 4. block J- ! Tract, Oaklad: $10. Clarence A. and Sadie B. Cushman to Albert L. Krei lot on N line of Thirty-fourth street, 276:3 W of West, W 65 by N 120:3, lot 22 and portion of lot 23, block L. property Central Land Company, formerly Brown Tract, Oak- Jan; $10. 3 Marle E. Perry (widow) to'D. J. Keane. lot ! on W line of Telegraph ave., 67.76 S of Howe Street, W 04.35. N 81.40, ¥ 103.00, S 32.96, por- | fon of lot 12, block D, Suburban Tract, Berke- | ley; $10. Hidtow. F. and John Charles Adams and Julia at cn dividing line between plats 20 and 21, etc., SW 50 by SE 15, porilon sald plat 21 Ranchos V. & D. Peraita, deed and agent, Oak- land; $10. Juife Rosewald (by Bert R. Hecht, attorney) to B. H. Welch, lot on NW line of Fifth ave- | nue, 130 NE of E Eighteenth street, NE 50 by NW 125, block 103, Clinton, East Oakland; $10. | __Heron-Holcomb Company (a corporation) to ! Walter Morgan, lot on W line of Valdez street. | 188.60 S of Bay place. S 36 by W 125, lot 27 | ! of Webster, Twenty-fourth and Valdez streets { property, Oakland; $10. | John N. and Nora T. Christiansen to Anna Koch (widow). lot on SE line of Fontainebleau avenue, 90 NE of E Fifteenth street, NE 35 by E 1099, East Oakland: $10. ‘William M. Butters Jr. (singie) to M. H. Gas- ton, lot on 8 line of Santa Fe avenue, 801.15 W of San Pablo, W 30 by 8 106.62, lot 4§, map No. 2, William M. Butters Tract, Emeryvill and Township; $10. B 01d-Time Kitchens. ‘With the best will in the world, I have discovered little about the classical kitch- en, except that it existed, that it proba- bly stood apart from the house, and that sometimes it was provided with a chim- ney. When one remembers the banquets of Athenaeus and Lucullus, or, for that | matter, the Sabine fare of Horace, this chimney might be taken ior granted. But, | long the luxury of the few, for the chim- neyless kitchen survived until such recent time that to-day there is still near Ox- ford, as cooks in the university will tell you with archaeological pride, an ancient kitchen where a circle of holes round the ence for their art—the “godiike art of cooking,” some of them called it—that no doubt they understood how to control the holes we think so barbarous. Cooks who - >uld quote Homer and knew Plato by heart, and who thought the mastery of all the arts and sciences a mere prepara- tory course to the study of cookery. never could have been willing to work in a kitchen reeking with smoke like a croft- er's cottage. Indeed, one among them went so far as to declare an architectural training necessary to the cook, so that he might build his kitchen to suit himself, and secure the right amount of light, and avoid being exposed to all the winds that blow, for smoke, he wisely observed, ac- cording to which way it goes, makes a And 1 fancy there are times when the chef to-day would be ready to give up his chimney for the chance of playing his own architect.—Harper's Bazar. —_—————— Profits of the Promoter. There has been during recent years no business so profitable as that of the pro- moter; the country has seea him enter the flelds of industry, commerce and fin- ance a beggar, down at the heel, and it, has seen him, only a little later, browsing in the rich pastures thereof, a gorged millionaire, fat as the fatted calf killed for the home-coming of the prodigal son. ‘Whether the corporation he promoted was bogus or real, whether it brought sudden wealth or as sudden ruin to the honest buyers of its stocks mattered little to the promoter. His profits were certain. He did not become rich by buying stock in the open market, but by selling it to the con- fiding public. When he promoted a new corporation he had had set apart for him a goodly number of shares of “‘preferred” and ‘‘common’ stock. If the watering, though a deluge, did not preclude the earning of dividends the promoter re- tained a partof hisallotments; if the pros- pects of dividends were unpromising he unloaded his holdings upon the innocent sheep that had strayed into the market They got shern of their money; he be a millionaire. The game was bought; he sold.—Philadel- P. A, Prather to Frederick H. Clark, beginning | distant SW 556.57 from SW line of Lee street, | and portion of lot 28, block A, map subdivision | as a matter of fact, it must have been |is that all men are possessed of spirits roof takes the place of our chimney. But | the old classical cooks had such a rever- | The kahuna was asked to point to the | chapter in the scriptures which provided for this methad of getting rid of the devil, but he became confused and refused to do so. Judge Kamau then held the ka- huna for the Grand Jury on the charge of manslaughter. The wife of the man admitted that she had . beaten her hus- band over the head with the Bible, but sald that she could not disobey the in- | structions of the kahuna, im whom she tall (widower) to Ann McNamara | to Seward | 303, Curtis & Willlams | | simple. ght | trusted implicitly. N 135, | INVESTIGATION OF PRACTICE. This case has caused an invesi to be made of the practice of n;m-‘: in the islands. Kahunaism is prohibited Py law. It is a relic of ancient Hawait, and all the efforts of the missionasies. from the day of their arrival, have been insufficient to stamp it out. It is witch- craft, pure and simple, but even some of the educated people among the Hawafiars believe in it. There is something in it akin to.the faith cure. The younger element is without fear of it, but nmo::ut‘::.eld:: natives it is estimated that there is one kahuna to every fifty people. For kahu- nalsm is a lucrative business. An attempt was made at the last session of the i g lature to secure the repeal of the law pro- hibiting the practice of witcheraft, but it failed to get through the Senate, though all the patives voted for it. At the ses- slon just closed another effort to legalize the practice of the black art, though in a round about way, was made. A bil! was introduced to permit the practice of med:- cine without a license, which was meaut for the kahuna and no one else, A few months ago a woman witch doe- tor in Lahaina on Maui was sent to prison for causing the death of a father and twe sons who, she said, had killed the pet cat of her favorite niece. All three of the men became il! and the kahuna was called in to cure them. They died as a result of her treatment. She sdmitted that she practiced kahunaism. She said that she did her best to save the lives of her patients, but their great sin :n killing the cat had made cure impossible. POWER OF THE KAHUNA. The kahuna has of late become some- what modernized, or perhaps it is only that fakers have replaced the real thing. Many of them are blackmailers pure and They claim power to summon spirits at will, and unless they receive everything they want In the form of | money or food, the credulous native is likely to suffer from their wiles. The kahunas claim descent from the devil, and the principal theory of their practice which leave their bodies at night and ter other people, also that spirits of de- | ceased relatives always return to earth to inflict their presence upon peopl have known in life. The ) mmen::e: small consideration kills these wandering spirits and permits the native to 8o in peace. Pigs and white chickens must be sacrificed to obtain this. The man who is inflicted with the spirits must provide the c:lckens and pigs—and the kahuna eats them. The kahuna also claims the power of | praying a person to death, and it is not infrequent that cases are reported, too, where these witches are employed for this purpose. Some cases are reported, too, where the kahuna has been successful. for the prayers so work upon the fears of the superstitious native that it is no wonder he dies. In the stirring times of the revolution kahunas were employed to pray President Dole to death, and plgs were sacrificed to bring this about, but the head of the new republic was too great difference when you dress a dinner. | Practical a man, and ate the pigs himselt. The game was found to be rather expen- sive, and other means were tried to en- compass the death of Dole. The present law seems sufficient to curb the kahuna, but it is doubtful whether it can ever be strengthened until the white man outnumbers the native in the Territory and can control the Legislature. —New York Sun. ——— e Ringlets and Lancers. I am told that ringlets are really coming in again this Iear, but only for évening cotftures. Our up-to-date uancing is too fast for them. The Victorian slow waltz. about which there was such a puritanical to-do when it was first introduced, was all very well with ringlets, but what would happen to them.in the lancers?— London Trut! —— Late Shipping Intelligence. ARRIVED. . Saturday, June 13 Stmr Centralia. Ericsson, 50 hours from San Sche Coufianza. Frenz, 36 hours from Not- leys Landing. - : SAILED. A Saturday. Jumo 13. Stmr Ruth, Batcheider, Portland. © ° DOMESTIC PORTS. MENDOCINO—Arrived Juse Li--Stmr Green- woed, hence Jupe IV : ABERDEEN—Satled June 13—Stms Monica, for San Pedro. ‘ ———— ety A man in Cineinnall applied to the evurts for an injunction to restrain the tongucs of gossips of the neighborhood. He learned from judicial sources that there are some things beyond the cemtrol of the highest human power