The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 20, 1906, Page 14

14 N THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, FEBRfiARY ALAMEDA ADVERT’S'M'TS [ OAKLAND ADVERT'SM'TS ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. EAST OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. .y EOME FINE LOTS FOR SALS. ge RN Bomwe et [esutey, s Lot 55x100. price only ci narble washbasins; jaquire within, o e g 1520 Bighth ave., between Twentieth and ~ - . Twerty-first sts., Oskland. i OAI&LA]\D FURNITURE FOR SALE. for bargains in furniture. H. SPECIAL to-da. cor. siore, Oakland. | Schelhans 1ith s »me Properties. a Savings. San Francwco Advert’s’'m’ts a lot, a home ROOMS AND BOARD—Collflnued. GEARY, 640—This house has just been opened by Madame Tence, formerly of 453 Ellis st., and will be conducted as a strictly first- class, respectable boarding-house. The loca- tion is of the best gnd the French table board unsurpassed. Fine suites and single rooms with all conveniences; rate most rea- sonable; rooms without board if desire BLLIS, 1205—Large finely furnished rooms, with or without board; all conveniences; fine locality; good car service; homellke; rates low. TURK, 1159—Nice furnished single rooms or front euites in new, modern flat; adapted for students or gentleman and wife; good table board and very reasopable rates. | | meda. You | ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING. COMPANTY, ot n Ni e!:-—s:x newly new cottage r cent inter- owner, 1243 ¢ rooms, nicely between Hyde and Larkin—Two roome; gas stove, bath; reas. 1410—Rooms to let, furnished complete BUSH for housekeep Y ADVERT'S ESTATE. { BERKELE BERKELEY REAL _ sunny furnished rooms to ping. FILLMORE, 819, near Page—Two rooms with | use of kitchen for housekeeping, $10 month. BUSH, | 1059—Nicely furnished rooms with ex- cellent table board; nice location; references required. | CALIFORNIA, 1350—Nicely furniehed Toomd &nd board in good Spenish family; American and Spanish’ cooking; references. FRANKLIN, 1039—Elegant furnished single nd double rooms; excellent table; private ‘amily; reasonable rates. HYDE, 612A—Newly furnished rooms in nice, quiet family; good table board with home cooking; single §22 50 per month; for two $48, JONES, 1810—Nice, well-furnished rooms in choice location; splendid marine view; ew- cellent table board: references. %, 1439—New flat; beautiful, for housekeeping. sunny, GEARY, front bay-window suite (hkpg) beth, $20; aleo large, sun- ny, single, bay-window room, $15; fine loc. BERKELEY COTTAGE furnished room; Large front le or 2 or § ng; gas; for coup girls; 33 50 week 6404 separate rooms, housekeep- 2 week each, including gas, water; no chiidren. LEAVENWORTH, 306—FElegant sunny rooms, eingle or en sufte; hot and cold water; all conveniences; exceilent table board. SEVENTH, 252—Newly furnished rooms; sun all d;)‘: with or without board; first class; new ho: VAN NESS ave., 800, cor. Pddy (The Alta Vista)—Elegantly furnished sunny rooms with excellent table board; reasonable rates. LIBERTY, 30—Sunny double and single rooms; hot and ‘cold water: bath: excellent board. O'FARRELL, 1770—Rooms and board; private Jewish family. HYDE, keep 421—Sunny furnished rooms for house- & PINF, 787—Sunny rooms; good home cooking: 422 50 up. | BYDE, 443—Housekeeping rooms to let; fur- HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS | —$20; 8 | stati LARKIN_ 819%—2 nice eunny front housekeep. rooms; reasonable. POLK, 609—Beautiful, large, sunny rooms; private bath, good home cooking; reasonable. _— BOOM! AND BOARD WANTED. 2 & mm\x\' 10422 front sunny unfur. rooms; all OAKLAND ADV 1 RT'S'M’ 'IQ enfences: 2 sunny back rooms: $13. — e N IED couple having sunny flat will rent OFFICE, 1016 BROADWAY. | e e Lo e i A, 742, nr. Ninth—Large sunny kitchen, | KLAND REAL ESTATE. | “hedroom; central; $12; or larke sunny front = room, $10. MINNA, 1 mall single {urnished with light housekee) 10N, 1324 ms; reason: TH, 124—Large of housekeeping rooms: $1 per week. eatly furnished housekeeping M front bay-window suite gas; grate: $4 week. WANTED—Board for bables, children and working boys in private families; $12 50 per mo._ Address Asso. Charities, 628 Montgmry. e e SEWING MACHINES. DOMESTIC—The machine for family use; best is cheapest; second-hand all makes at any rice; all kinds rented lowest rates. Domes- ic office. 1021 Market st., near Sixth. ALL kinds seoendchand, 5. 36, 135 Mightly used, $10, §15, You ‘know where dolls swing in the wlndnw 1051 Market st. ALY makes refuced repaleing, auis & W offics 187 6th at : tel. OAK, 117, keeping; $5 PEARL, 8 room; kit MENTO, 1718, near Polk—Plegant fur- nt and back parlor, with or | en: aleo furnished sunny single | housekeeping: phone; bath; or 14 Page—Complete for house- to $12; hot bath; laundry; adults. Market—Sunny corner bed- well furnished; no children. YD ave., 110, near Lake st.—Two unfur- sunny y g90d mington, No. 1 Smith Promier, $25; other typewrltérs ~at igher and lower prices; rentals, $2 50. The pewriter Exchange, 536 California st. PARTLY used $100 typewriters, all rom $20; guaranteed 1 year; rentals, $2 50 month. WALTER SCOTT. 207 Montgomery. SUN visible typewriter No. 2. $40; No.8, §75: all makes rented, Pac.Typewriter Co., 117 Sutter, makes, pariors; use of kitchen. 255—2 housekeeping rooms, week: single front room, §1 25 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. REMOVED—DR. WONG HIM, herb doctor, SUTTER, 0 let TTER, 1119—Neat, sunny furnished rooms 1616—Sunny housekeeping rooms to furnished housekeep- TURK, 1434 housekeeping; o AL\XVDX\ AFARA“E\TE THE ACME OF PERFECTION. CORNER BUSH AND TAYLOR. 2-3-4+ RQOM SUITES. ROOF GARDEN—BANQUET ROOM. REFERENCES REQUIRED—LEASES GIVEN partment-house of 54 rooms; all rate bath with each apartment; nur! yielding a net | year lease: will Box 6276, Call ANTLY hed apartment, including 1545 Pine st phone Past 8134. SR Seventeenth and Church—New apart- ¢ 4 rooms and bath. LL Apartments, 1360 Pine, near Hyde and 4 rooms, with bath; steam heat. ROOMS TO LET—Fuw forn. | P — > e HOTEL RANDOLPH, 800 Mazon, bet. Geary O’ Farrell—Newest, mort modern Euro- plan hotel, catering to first-class tour- peas m and commercial trade only; phone, steam resding lamp in every room. Elegantly furnished rooms, With private bath, $1 per day. heat; A—BRUNSWICK House, 148 Sixth st.—Rooms 25c to $1 per night, $1 25 to $5 per week and light housekeeping rooms; open all night. BELMOND House, over Owl Drygstore; 2 en- trances, 1126 Market and 21 ’nzrk—mocmc lights, running water in oery, oo fooma; 26c to 50c per night, §1 1o 84 week, BARTLETT, 825—One sunny furnished room 101 or 8 sdults; bath and phone. BURTON Hotel, 1126 Howard st.—100 rooms; new house; modern; $125 to $3 per week. CALIFORNIA, 2727—A pleasant, fur- nished room. H. MACDO sunny, 1082 Broadwey, Osklsnd DUBOCE ave., 432—8unny furnt new flat EDM! fi%——r\inlmofl room; 1f desired; 2 gentlemen, meals, $17 each; $20 for one. ELLIS, 1115—Two beautifully furnished single $300 CASH | ~rooms; also elegantly furnished front suite; §0 MONTHLY. in private Aat oot as, wants Touns aoil, | POLSOM, 1803_Nice front room, with large Tigh and Bry but Jevel: 30 houses building | _Cioset; rent §5 now around place; only & few minutes to oy | electric cars and shor: distance to steam local | GOUGH, 780—Nicely furnished sunny rooms, cars for B. ¥.; very cheap and a handsome plece of land; sche churches, etc.; adjoin- ‘HERMA\N 968 —Comfortable sunny furnished ing Bast Oskland; ownér must seil; price for | rooms to let. all, $1550. in Jessie Jones Tract, $50 each. BOTEL 8t Kathryn, cor. Eills and u‘ - in Westal Tract; $8 rorth; in heart of city: baths; miodern in all details; tn Laurel Grove Park; ve dollary cash and 32 50 monthly. Ceil or send for circular, 458 Ninth Brosdwey, Oskiand. E. % JONES, Owner. | | with priv. bath, $1 day; u:umu ol ulled HOTEL Hamilton and oafe 125 Eilis, bet. Powell & Mason sts., 5.F.—Rms., $1 to §3 per day: steam heat & telephone in each room. YOU BHOULD SEE THIS BARGAL i HYDE, 841—Blegantly furnished room, suit- $1500—oask, monthly payments {0 suit—At | able for two, in modern fla vate tami), 1y st I have found it; e rare family park home; eottege of 1 rooms, barn, shed, ohicken-house, | McALLISTER, 680—Comfortable sunny fur- yinamyl and tank; immense grove of cedar, | _nished rooms to lat tnes & e o troes; B e e L il McALTISTER, 913—Rooms o iet, furnished e el inciosed; m'hxla-a_ spots mo | _complets. In nor foge; &’ yer eitered; & 'em of & home: coms and see it: g e 5 B "m' e B ‘,'Jfif;;f‘,f," %‘r ice | @ay; 3 to s“n ; the omy new modern Tale ave. ¥. V., near local u-.in.. ?hgm‘ {’fi:‘b::dfl?;“‘“ S s ) R, W IR water, electric iights, el perg = K e Crg | in every room. and gives free cfi w g trees phone Oakiana 301, v.macni O T iy Sak might 15 Touiguontt MISSION, 925%—Nicel: iy furniebed susny, Say- window front end sl THE CORNER LOT CO. ToOms; gas grats, 000—Bts. oor, Market; pays 10%. | MISSION, 1016—Nicely furnished rooms to let; 50060 ft. lo ontages; gTeat SUAD. | reasonable, 000—Best part of Mission; pays 94 %. | 800—Large cor., Osiland; stores & fiats. | e 00—Another better; leased $2100. | PINB, 1628—Furnished sunny rooms to let, PN, NPl SRERT. RN 00 Wi 00- $9500—Cor. house & bar: $12,000—8. F. cor. res Modern cor. resid.; cet; cost $6500. | t exoh. jclear. almos: new; at cost. | BANCHEZ, 489—Furnished rooms to let. | BANTA FE House, 222 Mon T $150 cash grl oer(rr Qekland; new cottage. New! furnished nny rooms ARE CHANCE. B EESL R L | _uites; aiso light housekeaping: 230-232 Crossley bldg.. 8. ¥. BIXTH, 421 7Two nicely furnished single Tooms, $125 bnd $150 per week. #14.250 FOR best corner, near in property, I Oakiend, 181 feet on Grove by 90 feet on Nineteenth st | SHVENTEENTH, 8570—Sunny furnished rooms to let. { e of the best bullt houses in Ouk- | B o gt e bt (S0, o |- oo, 42 wesk ub. Fhons Mokt 1445, PRSeath St THIRD, 16—Large furnished front swsny R. AITON CO., .- hers; phome; 1428 Purk st., Alameda. s, [ e - o roo TURK. 1418—Rooms to let, furnished; reason- VALENCIA, 881—Nioely furnished single or double room: gentiemen only. WALLER, 587—Furnished rooms to WANTED—OAKLAND PROPERTY. I want to buy piece of ground 100x150 I would like the description and price b Epawn way.' @irect from the owner. THOMAS GILBERT, Oskland. | WALLER, 615—Sunny furnished rooms tg let. | ONITBD, srA'rm 123 Bddy, near Market—400 rooms, 850 to §1 night, $1 fsm’im:ol-e- tric lights (no gas), water o Toum: levator, ‘read-room; free b WINCHESTER Hotel, 44 84 st., or, FOR sale by owner, that fine Oskiand homs, 1225 Third ave.; 14 rooms, finished basement and attic. 3 mantels, inlaid floor; modern; a bargain; on easy terms; may be seen by call- st., near Market. ing 9§18 Fighteent] 40x120; 968 54 . Oakland; $250 cash an Most convenient an ble, 700 $40 per mamh TR YOUNG, 154 Park 85c to $1 50 mnuy‘ "'&‘6’2’.& ievator; ot Al Phone Alameda 496 elec. lights; reading-room hcnn. A BRANCH office of The fon of sfvertismmpn pened Open until 11 p. m. lrorth-nn:z t st OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET. WALSWORTH, 470—$40; € rooms, modern; flowers, Jawn, location, all nice; snap; long lease. Why bily furniture? Cheaper this way. ROOMS AND MI RD. BDDT. 530 (Hotel w)—m OAKLAND HOTELS, e L WIS, D, Dasiena . h-ub&"fimmmmm]“‘ treats all diseases of the human body; fof past four yeary at 687 Geary st. now located £t 414 Hyde st., bet, O'Farrell and Ellis, WONG WOO, the famous merb doctor; all dis- easce cured by Chinese nerbs. 746-8 Clay REMOVAL NOTICE. P, R. GLISSMAN, h . BRONT & Cow. 600 Mission at. FOR catey WALTER N NOTICEThis 1s to certity that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my G&u:hlor Mrs. M. J. Jones, of 200 Clayton st WILLIAM McCORMICK. 2 m___ MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday: Cbarles V. Olson, 8], 616 Mason street, Alma C. Person, 31, 616 Mason street. Constant Sauret, 22, 828 Folsom street, Della McGrath, 19, 103 Ash avenue Alvin Plummer, 39, 408 Powell street, and and and eet. . 62 Ellis stree Emilla Davis, 11, 62 Ellis street. % Christisn Mann, 37, Port Costa, and Theresa ana o Port Costa. Bendick "Olee. 30, Newman, ‘and Lasra B, Hllch(u(‘k K'L Newman. 23, 264 Eighth street, and 254 Bighth street. 409% Fourth itreet, and 6, '16 Oak stree Malcom . McNalr, 50, 1623 Devisadero st.. and Lida B. Wood, 36, 1566 Devisadero street, Henry O. Pixley,. 31, 53 Seventh avenue, and Sy)via B, Holmes, 28,58 Seventh avenue. John Zolezzi, 80, San Lorenzo, and Rosa Zerewa, 19, 234 Francisco street. William ‘Shaughnessy. 23, 803 Valencia st., and Edina Waterhouse, 19, 523 Eddy street. Cmeion B, Johamt 0, AR, st Davis Kelley, 21, Oakland. Eugene McGillicuddy, avenue, and Hannah en Gateé avenue. Milton V. Smythe 6L Cleveland, Ohlo, and Minnie M. Whitcratt, 35, Charles L, Marre, 43, Matilde Carteri, 44, Ban J K. West, 45, Barta, and Adda Moul- weastle, m C. Ca 20, 810 Fell street, and , 310 Fell street. 30, Alameda, and Jo- 19, 16 Seymour avenue. Catharine B Golden Laughlln. 22, 658 Gold. u.ll Oblam and hanna Zoller, James Kilkenny. 21, Elmira, and Marie Fo- ran, 18, 2447 Sacramento street. (arren J, Susan, 24, 1381 Leavenworth st., and Jennie Willoughby, 18, 1831 Leavenworth street. James W. Cuft, 26 Vallejo, and Belle T et B, Binith Biver 7% Willlam T. Ives, 24, Alameda, and Grace K. Foot, 23, 39 Duboce avenue. ‘Afthur E, Tilston, 38 city, and Loulse D. Bambauer, 86, 912 Unlon street. Guiseppé da Costello, 21, 661 Green street, ead Francesca Rigol, 19, 16 Upton Terrace. o 84, 116 Sixth street, and Joienhln- mrmon, z'/ Folsom street. Vincent G. lflnké' 415 Natoma street, and Rosl Pineda, “02?. l.toma street. Charles g Schraeder, and Mary Behrmann, l:f Walter J. McLean, 38, 725 O'Farrell strest, and Joeevhlne Lelthner, 25 882 B’ulh If.ne'. Fred C, Wilcox, 20, Binghamton, N Borina Gardner, 20, 1401 Wilaed streat BIRTHS—MARRIAGES—DEATHS, Birth, and death notices sent b mail will not b inserted. They be hands in at either of the publicat and be indorsed with the name and nce of T authorized o have the Same mn.k!i? tices restricted simply to the announcement i lho‘ event are publighed once In this column ree of charge. BORN, O; clty, 1808, 'lhl o 92, ok 't%u‘ » o e wite éi‘nmfl Aoy, I INERT—In_this_cit 1908, i e A A £ BERRY—In this oity, February 19, 1006, § uu ite ot on # Ne & 1, m:ss—m this 906, wife of Gflu(l‘ A l " 1 x fasde SPRINGER—In this city, remm-, 16, 1906, o s wifs of B, Brinpger, & . TRAEGER—In this_ct vemm 1 to the wite of J. H. '*r‘ ger, & d.n:h ai"?lfl'! 17, A.IL acquain respect- mvu.d m attend m to-d.‘; PORTER & WHITE, Funeral Directors and Euballers : nzéxannou—m s T Yel‘durfi a native 0‘ New dnr IAG‘. Nn. IM. fully (Tuesday), at 11 a. m. F Suhr & Co 1147 Migsion e tveer Soventh and Eighth. nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Eighteenth and’ Guerrero streets. BRAUER—In Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. 15, 1906, Henry Charles, devoted son of Anna and the late Henry Brauer, dearly beloved brother of Anne, Bdward, Amy and Fred Brauer, and grandson of Anna M. Bening, & native of San Francisco, aged 18 years o months and 22 days. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to atiena the funeral to-day (Tuesday), February 20, at 10 o'clock 8. m. from the residence of his mother, 1326 Bt ghanan street, between Eddy and Ellls. In terment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Eighteenth and Guerrero streets at 11 o'clock a. m. CLAY—I‘I this city, February 19, Bd- Clay, 1906, g" beloved s-:mlblnd of and stepather of Sel, Rose an ESN‘ Alu.-.nwer a native of California, concomrs—m this cfty, February 18, 1906, Thomas Corcoran, 8. n{uv- of County Gal- way, Ireland, aged 60 ‘Remaing at the pariors of J. C. O'Con- nor & Co., 767 My street, between Third ana Foarin | | s streets COWLES—In this city, 1006, Winthrop L., dearly beloved husband _of Leeliza C. Lowlen and father of Mrs. Wil- liam G. Colburn and Geraldine G. Cowlal. aged 51 years and 2 months. 0> Remalins at the parlors of Hlllted & Co., 946 Mission street. DAVIS—In this city, February 19, 1808, Solo- mon, beloved husband of Ross Davis,' & na- tive of Prussia, aged Sl years. DEXTER—In Mill Valley, Cal., February 17, 106, Cora May, beloved wite of Charles H. Dexter Jr., daughter of Mrs. Sarah A, But- terfleld, sister of Charles 8. Butterfield and Mrs. Fearl Gibson, and loving aunt of Ethel Pearl Glbson, a native of Oblo, aged 33 years % months and 22 days. (Reno, Nev., papers please covy.) X Friends and acquaintances are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Tuesday), at 10:15 o'clock &. m., at the pariors of Haisted & Co., 946 Mission street. ntermeft (.}‘gnn Lawn Cemetery, by 11:30 train from Third and Townsend streets. FENNESSY—In this city, February 19, 1906, Ellen, beloved wife of the late John Fen- nessy, and sister of Mrs P. MecCarthy end Mrs. James Wren, & native of County Cork, Ireland. (7 Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at the parlors of McFadden, McBrearty & Green, 1171 Mission street, between Seventh and Eizhth, GEISEL—In this city, February 17, 1906, Wil- helmina Gelsel, béloved mother of Mrs. Louls Hattler, Mrs, George Knopf and the late Eugene Geisel, & native of Baden, Ger- many, aged 83 years. §rEriends and acquaintances are respeot- fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Tuesday), February 20, at 1 p., m., from her late residence, 818 Steiner street. Inter- ment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Eighteenth and Guerrero streets at 2 p, m. GQOTEE—In this city, Febru 18, 1806, Henry Gootes, beloved husband of =Hetty Gootee, @ native of Kentucky, aged §6 years. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect— fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Tuesday), at 9:30 a. m., from the parlors of J. C. O'Connor & Co., 767 Mission street, between Third and Fourth, thence to' St. Rose’'s Church for services at 10 & m. In- terment Holy Cross Cemetery. HAMMERSCHMID—In th, 1606, Joseph Hammersct Podersam, ~Austris, aged 27 8. HAUSER—In this oity, February 19, 1906, at his residence, 62 BelCher streef, Conrad, be- loved husband of Julia Jausin, and de- voted father of Phillip J. and Conrad H. e hative of Micdér Wesel, Hessen: “Darmetadt, Germany, aged 6$ years 9 months and 1 day. HORN--In thig city, February 19, 1906, at the King's Daughters’ Home, Martin Horn, a native of Sweden, aged 1 years. HOUSLEY—In this city, February 17, 1906, BEdward C., beloved husband of Margaret Housley, and father of Mrs. James Mason, Mre. J. H. Duncan and the late Edna J. Frances and Esther C. Taylor, @ native of England, aged 74 years 1l months and 1Y days. £ Friends and soquaintances are respect- fully invited to atsend the funeral Tuesday, from his February 18, yea) February 20, at 1 omm. p. m., late residence, 30 Prospect avenue. Inter- ment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by electric funeral car from corner Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue ag 1:80 o'clock p. m. IBA—In this city, February 19, 1908, Fred G., dearly beloved husband of Julia Iba, devoted fatber of the late Fred and Eila Tba, an brother of Geors¢, August and Hein- rich Iba, a native of Hessen-Darmstadt, Ger- many, axed 46 years aud 11 days. 7 Friends and acquajntances are respeci- fully invited to attend tas funeral to-morrow (Wednesday). p. m. from the parlors of H. F. Subr & Co., 1i37 Mission street, between Seventh and Eghth, Cremation 1 . O. F. Cemetery. wmxso\—xn this city, Tebrugey 19, 1906, 4 3., beloved son of Gustava he Jate Aadiew “Tohngon, and loving Brother o Andrew, Charles, Mamie and Katie Johnson and Mrs. Ellen Martin, and the late Sadle Johnson, & native of Bam Francisco, aged 19 years 4 months amd 27 days. = Remains at the patlors of Craig, Coch- ran & Co., 461 Golden Gute avenue, betweeh Larkin and Polk streets, KEOGH—In this city, February 18, 1806, Jo- sephine C., infant dawghter of John and Lucie Keogh a native of San Francisco. KERSHAW—In thip city, February 18, 1006, Henry Kershaw, bLeloved husband of Han- nah Kershaw, and fathep of Henry Kershaw, Mrs. L. Petmore and Mrs. R. S. Rodgers, @ native of Enclaad, aged 51 vears. g7 Friends and uqu.nmunoe. are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow Wednesday), February 21, st 1:30 p. m. fhom the mortuary chapel of the Golden Gats Undertaking Company, 2475 Mission street, pear Twenty-first. Inteyment Cypress Lawn Cematery. 'y 19, 1906, KRULL—In this city, Febr 9, Hlf— Sniene Hrull, velyved wifo of Nlels” Krufl end mother of Ernst, Magdalene and Gottfred Krull end Mre. Frank Flood, a native of Copenhagen, Denmark, aged b2 years 11 months and 17 days. 7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend thp funeral to-morrow Wednesday), February 21, at 10:80 o'clook, 'rom her late residence, ave- Dilve: Cometocy. b nue. Interment Mount train leayjng Twenty-fiftth and Valencla S at 11:30. E—Jn East Oakland, Cal., February 19, , Willlam, infant gon of William and Allie Lahge Jr, a native of San Francisco, aged 1 year 3 months Ara 17 days. MAGUIRE—In this city, February 17, 1006, Willlam_M, Maguire, peloved husband of M ysse Maguire (nee (YLeary), father of Willlam Maguire, son of Michael and Eliz- abeith Maguire, and brother of Andrew G, @nd Dr. Thomas M. Maguire, a native of San Francisco, aged 81 years, place to-day m his late =4 funeral will take (Tuesday), at 9 o'clock & m., Presidio avenue, thence to where a requlem high resjdence, 327 Holy Cross Ohurch, mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul at 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy cm- Cemetery. McKELLAR—In this city, Fel et 1216 Fourth avenue near H stree Foma cKellar, beloved ui:tr of .Yahn. ;obe mas, Norman, Walter and ellar, & native of Glangow, Scnu-nd. I‘od 1 yurl 1 month and 16 days. o .tdune)nl services wm uh esday), ot clock a. fi& Tosidense, “toid vnl- nnr street. Interment £ came- ry. RAE_I3 (bl aity, Pebrusty uncan A. Ma! Yiopiae, and ?;th-r of Donla A. an( iristina [ve of Scotland, aged b4 p, &"W-r;g xfi:::rm.. d‘:! e’ m o mven: W heta " Tatdrment “)'hnn. flowers. MEY] 1008, John B Mayelh St st o ian ey, Rl sy years. £ Remains b les H. J. Truman, 1 Migslon nrnt. between _Fifteenth and Sixteent NORDAN—In this bie oy, Clara Jsabel, or- §an, and Toviug o 1die Violet Nordan, & {o ive ol . Cal. 7 Friends and tances are ST 8 e B 3 ), & ke el U S near Twen(y-flm"g m CHARLES H. J. TRUMAN The Leading 4 FUNERAL DIRECTOR Of San Francisco. 1909 MISSION STREET Bet. 15th and 16th. Telephone Mission 100 . 3. McAvoy. D. J. O'Hars. McAVOY O’HARA & CO. REUNERAL DIREC Removed to Thelr 261-211 Hayes st., Lady Au.w.:."’h..ufl'i'#- . W, LUNT, HENRY C. BUNKER. BUNKER & LUNT Ill!lol( L 0. o BiptoR KEbONIC TRmERS, PARKER—In this_city, 1008, Clayton Edward Paricr, beloved son’ of Jo- Seph H. and Jemnle S."Parker of Farnum, N. and brother of Mrs. G. F. Scott Rn-ebud, Montana, a native of New York, aged 27 ‘years 1 month ana 29 dae. REGAN—In this city, February 1906, Charles . Rogan. dcarly boloved nasband of Anna M. Regan, beloved father of Rose and the late Mary Grace Regany, and brotner an and Mrs. Gillicuddy, a e or Baa ! SEed 80 years 10 months and 17 days. A member and Past Sachem of Monadnock Tribe No. 100, Imp. O. R. M. and Brotherhood of Teamsters, Local No.'S5, of San Francisco, Cal. 7 Friends and_acquaintances are respect- fully tnvited to attend. the funeral services Tuesday, Fobruary 20, at 2 o'clock % at the barlors of Gartner Bros., 1208 Mis: Bion sireet, between Eighth and jiinth, under {he auspides of Monadnock Trfbs No. 100, nterment Cypress Lawn Cexumy. o B0 et e i Wheend streets. To the officers and members of Monadnock R. Tribe No. 100, Imp. O. M.—Brothers: nqueund to attend the funeral of February 19, R rother, Charles J. Regan, Tues- day, February 20, 1906, at 2 o'clock p. m., at the parlors of Gantner Bros., 1209 Mlission strect. between Eighth and Ninth. By or- derof ~ WALTER PEEBLES. Sachem. THOS, F. TUBBS, Chief of $ecords. RIORDAN in thia city, February 19, 1906, Elizabeth F.,~beloved daughter of the late John 'P.and Bridget Rigrdan, and beloved sister of J. . J. and the late E. J. Riordan and Mn Kate Nagle, a na- tive of San Francisc £>The funeral will take place to-morrow av&ednesdty) at 8:80 a. m.. from the resl- ence of her brother, P. J. Riordan, 57 Carmelita street, off Waller, between Scott and Plerce, thence to Sacred Heart Church, Where @ solemn requiem mass will be cele- brated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. ROBE-In this city, February 14 1906 Stephen Robb, & native of Scotland, age 80 years. 7 Friends and acquaintanceg are respect- full{ invited to attend the funeral Thursday, 0:30 a. m., from the parlors of H. F. Subr & Co., 1137 Mission street. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery, by 11:30 a. m. train from Third and Townsend streets. ROBERTS—In this city, February 17, 1908, at her residence, 711 Grafton avenue, Anais C. Roberts, beloved daughter of Mrs. Mary E. Roberts, and sister of George E. Roberts and Mrs. Lulu M, Kessing, a native of Cali- fornia, aged 22 years and 12 days. (Fresno and San Jose papers please copy.) @7 Friends and acquaiptances are respect-— full invited to attend the funeral services to-day (Tuesday), February 20, at 10:30 o'clock a. m., at the chapel of Charles H. % Truman, 1900 Mission street, hetween ifteenth and Sixteenth. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by t SISTER DENISE DU SACRE COEUR—In this city, February 19, 1906, at the Home for the Aged of the Little Sisters of the Poor, lo- cated on Lake street lnd Fourth avenue, Sister Denise du Sacre [ The funeral mass Wlll be celebrated at the convent chapel Wednesday morning at 8:30 o'clock. Benefactors and friends are respectfully invited to attend. FPleage omit flowers. SLAVEN—In this ecity, e w: Blavars: o matres %€ Tilots; —d 62 years. (Sacramento, Cal. and Reno, Nev., papers please copy.) &7 Friends and aoquaintances ere respect. tully invited to attend the fuperal, from the residence, 1640 Fell street. at 2 o'clock p. m., Tuesday, February 20, 1606. SCHAD—In this clity. February 15, 1908, at her residence, 166 Guerrero street, Annie G. wife of William H_Schad, and mother ai Earl, Hazel and Alma Schad, a native o San Francisco. [ The funeral will take place to-morrow (Wednesday), at Mission Dolores Church, where mass will be offered up for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 o'clock. In- terment private,- Holy Cross Cemetery. SCHAUFLER—In Oakland, Cal.. February 19, 1906, August F. Schaufler, father of A. C. Echaufler, a native of Germany, aged 68 yea THORNHILL_In this city, February 11, 1006, Walter Thornhill, a native of I’ldfll Prgiend. Friends and acquaintances arg respect- tully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Tuesday), at 1:30 p. m., from the parlors of McAvoy, O'Hara & 'Co, 261 and 371 Hayes streét, opposite St. li’nallus Church. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. The members of San Francisco Bricklayers' Union No. 7, of California, are respectfully requested to attend the funeral of our late brother, Walter A. Thornhill, from the parlors of McAvoy, O'Hara & Co., 261 and 271 Hayes strest. By order UFFY, President. F. A. HADLEY, Financial Secretary: TOPFER—In Alameda, Cal, February 19, 1906, Hattlo L. Toofer, beloved wife of the late Captain H. Topfer, and sister of Caesar and George Bruns and Mrs. C. A. Fablan, a native of San Francisco. E7 The funeral will take placs to-morrow (Wednesday), February 21, at 11 o'clock e ot "her late Tesidence, 1532 Schiller street. Interment private. VERNAM—In this city, February 19, 1 Anna May, only and beloved daughter of 3. L. and Hattle Vernam, and beloved niece of Mr. and Mrs, J. G. Lowe, a natlve of Texas, aged 6 years 11 months and 28 days. ‘WARD—In this city, February 17, 1006, Alice B., beloved wite of Jay N. Ward, and mother of Orenda and Harvey B. Ward, a native of Tilinofs, aged 50 vears 1 month and 18 days. EZ Remains at the chapel of Charles H. 3, Truman, 1909 Miesion street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. WILLSON—In_this city, February 19, 1606, John A., beloved husband of Anna Soohia Willson, & native of Sweden, aged 66 years 8 months and 7 days. ZBINBR—In this city, February 17, 1908, Wendelin, beloved husband of the late Emma Zelner, and devoted father of Charles Her— man Zefner, & native of Schlesian, Germany, aged 68 years 6 months and 22 days. A member of Concordia Lodge No. 122, I O. O. F., and Verein Bintracht. [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral to-dey A'nmdty) February 20, at 2 p. m.. from 0. F' Hall, corner Market and Seventh Kircsta, whore services will be held under the auspices of Concordia Lodge No. 122, L O. | 0. F. Interment Greenlawn Cemetery, by electric funeral car from Eighteenth and Guerrero streets. Remains at the parlors of H. F. Suhr & Co., 1137 Mission strest, between Seventh and Eighth, Young Men’s Institute—The annual mass of requjem for. the deci members of the oung & Institute will be celebrated at Bt. Mn.ry’n Cathedra] on Thursday, Febru- ary 22, at 10 a. m. ends and relatives of decelstd members are respectfully invited to atten JOARD OF MANAGEMENT Y. p & . J. HAGAN, Prelldent A. J. BUI AN, Becretary. CARD OF THANKS. To our many friends we herswith desire to express our heartfelt thanks for the sym- pathy exter ed and ehown us In our recent ‘bereavem: KB, MRS. LOUIS. THEO. w.fihhro-!olcnnuud W ot Btockton, 3§u¢sm:wnmmwmn for a umm-u.umw“* m.nd L ———————— LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SRR, 1 S HONOLULU—Selled. 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The case is an unusually pathetic one and an element of mystery is at- tached to it. Berthe Clache claims that Gedron, who ‘was a young giant, standing over six feet tall and weighing nearly 250 pounds, had made her his slave for six years, dur which time she sald he beat her an forced her upon the streets to earn a lfv- ing for him. So impressive was her story that the money for her defense has been largely supplied by contributions from, ‘women of New York City. Although the girl admitted that she killed Gerdron, the circumstances sur- rounding the shooting were so unusual that they have given rise to charges that members of the police had secretly urged the girl on. Gedron was shot while une der arrest and walking along the street in the custody of three officers. It is now claimed that $300 which Gerdron Is sald to have had on his person at the time was missing when the contents of his pockets were turned over at police head- quarters. Berthe Clache said that Gerdron brought her here from France when she was years of age and forcibly made her a woman of the streets. On the ht of July 8 she ran from her room com- plained to three officers whom she met that Gerdron had beaten her and that she wanted him arrested. While she was making the request Gerdron himself came “ | up and was taken in charge by the police. It is alleged that he them turned upon the girl, exclatming: “T'll kill you. ou will have me arrested., will yuu" Well, you are as good as dead now.” A moment afterward, when his back was turned, Berthe Clache shot him three times and as she gave herself up to the officers she cried: “T am glad I killed him and I would do it twenty times over. He made me his slave, but he will never raise his hand against another woman.” —_——e——————— GIRL PLEADS NOT GUILTY._-Oskland. 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