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Itema From T:ae Orient

VANCOUVER. June 1A-The following advces
arc received by the steamer Empress Of Japan.
which arrived yesterday from China and Japan:
Some enterprsing sake brewers in japan
intend exporting Il largo quantity Of the ma
tional beverage to Chicago in order to extend
the trade outside tho limits OF the empire. 1t
will no distributed free on the Worlds Fair
grounds.
Dr. +; r. Thwing. NJ. p, Ph. D.. died at Can
ton on May y. from typhoid fever
William Hood, who until recently held pas
torate in Brooklyn. n. y. has arrived in China
to engage in mission work.
Another volcanic eruption has occurred in
Fukishimn. Eighty years ago the Bandaisan
volcano buried miles OF fertile country under
n deluge Of volcanic debris. destroying thou
sands Of lives. and now m eruption has taken
place In n sister peak called lIigashi Azum.
No lives were lost by this latter eruption. 10th
peaks lad heen included among the extinct
volcanoes OF japan. prior to this sudden out
bllrgt
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EULhLTI COMING EAST.
DE t~owd Fills Monroe Street ms She
Gors to the Dcpot

nChicAGo. June l4.-Her Royal Highness
ll,hcess Eu.alia bowed good by to Chicago
'"s morning from tho rear platform Of her
,peciai train us 1t pullol out OF the Illinois
W,atra1 derot ut 500 A. NJ. Before o'clock
A'hr"c street, opposite the Palmer House.
VAS lhmmed Will mass Of wUrshippers OF
royalty thicker than on any day since nh,
lnfanta arrived.
IN III" north side OF tho street and f,cing
the motel Companies Il and X OF tn, Seventh
regiment were drawn up in singl. nlo Lraa.
parade. The companies came twnrtv.,onn
miles 10 act ms escort to tho Princess mi
thoy arrived before I o'clo, this nornipg In
stairs In the hotel n larger crowd than usraI
M na insasemnied 10 catch u iarowe! glimpse Of
AT $50 the Princess appeared icanina on
{he arm oi Mayor Harrison. Ou,sit" OF ar
Princess Eulalla., clad in light cloth travel.
.ng SUIT anI sailor bat; stepped lightly into tho
q Tama 1oow n%a 'y tr,mGe Hnion" the Dmso
inander Davis and tho royal suite cnter",l
'hS remaining carriages
shesS,e cavalry Wheeled t9 the front and amid
started STARTED down Michigan avenue The pace was
Sulckened. and the party was soon at tho
,r me cavalry drew up at present swords. ("
snd Gordon OF police was drawn UP. with
e'SGs presented. on the right,
which played the Spanish nstIonaI hym hand,
on th royal SsI n,Ehness passed. The Princess.
Sisirsearm oil Mayor Harrison. assembled the
sed may nay: RAISED through tho waiting room.
Manu. me,n, which was In waiting below. She
And the md rear platform Of The 1T once
inc Spanish World Fair Com issioner first
Echlcsd and bade good to her highness
eo,.dG Ge stepped upon the car and kissed the
6sa'lsnen who had accompanied the party to
duspot said farewell. and In a moment a
crowd rh eaye dhe signal and started. The
eta Pa. And the ROYAL visit was over. The sps
Tor NAN ieif oyer the Michigan Central direct
Elis Falls. A day will be spent nj tile
new York. ''A' pAf" viii thsh proceed TO
HcS,. was ,uneonnned among the Palmer
'mpioyees whom 1t Was announced this
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The Ku,ekerboes.r.. Race n Failure.

Tho Knckerbocker Yacht Club Of College Point tried
to sail its annual Long Island Sound yesterday.
but It had little better luck than the Atlanics did
Tuesday. for there was little or no wind all day AMI
to late hour last night only four yachts had finished
The only exciting feature of the Days sport the
sinkng Of the club boat Cepheus as tod in another
part OF Tux suS.
tie better Than drifting matcn when the starting
signal WAS given At u 40 A. NJ there was n iight
breeze from the northeast aud just eighteen boats
drftsd acro.s the line and started for the turning
mark at Sands FONT Their starting times and cassi'
hcaiiOn nrs as folows;
Class u, Shops and Cutters over so feet-Sasquh
IL $500; Carita. lI4S ~: Gulprit ray, II 40 90.
Class 4. 20 to 80 feet-M0paa. 1l.+S.25; Alice
1l.5OUO
Class u, under rs feet-Alpha. IL 4p.l5.
Class z, Cabin Cats over - feet-Oconee. II. +L2o
Class CABIN Cats under "a feet-AIcher. ll4I 40;
Marisn. 1l;4I25; WiliAha l:44;23 Meiita 1l;42 90
,,lass .. open Cats over a fes,.AnnA Seaman.
Glass y Open Cats under 70 feet-Typhoon, l<2'66;
lie only boats to finish were tho Violet a, s,3o:27
Typhoos 7;oo:3o: Mopss. TAI :3o. andJ NJ. 7,532o.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

BY smyth 4 RYAN Foreclosure sale. Al Chrystie
street west side 1886 rect south OF Canal street lsSOu
with threettory hrck store and dwelling in front ami
iourtory brick in rear Due on Judgment. t6 a5t; to
h. Nathan. Sl4.2OO.
BY Winiam kennedy: Foreclosure sale. 123 and 1875
west ScreniyseNenth street. rih side 23b feet west
ofColnmbns avenue each ~ feet front by from 1864
TO loI deep two fUur.stofy sIonc-frOnt dwellings
81 600
Partition sale. East 1920 street. north side 3c5 feet
east OF COurt!hndt avenue. 7bNiOu to j. =. Hahen
$500
by John 7 Royd. public auction sale. - North Nnth
avenue, Mount Vernon. west side, u ott .out OF
Bridge street. threetOry bnck dwell - fee, ont
on 10: tOxlOO SIS 10
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ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PURE
COLUMBIA GRANTS 3II DIPLOMAS
Eight Sweet Girl Graduates OF HARVARD Col
Iesc Receive the Degree Of A. ID.

Eight Sweet Girl Graduates OF HARVARD Col
Icge Receive the Degree OF A. II.
The seth annual commencement exercises
OF Columbia College were held in Music
Hall. Fifty seventh street and Seventh ave-
nue.. last night. The largo hall was crowded
with friends and relatives OF the graduates.
Ono Of the features OF tho evening was the re-
ceiving OF degree OF bachelor OF arts from
Columbia College by eight graduates OF Bar
nard College This is the first instance whore
young women have obtained a degree from
Columbia College. Those who received the
degree OF A. b. last night were: Lulu Grace
Farrant. Jessie Boyne iarretson Alice Naples.
don Keys. Claritn Mercedes knight. Alice
msn aaqrs raH Merritt ty s,Srs sg stuart Pull"
When the blushing young women marched
upon the stage to receive their Diplomas from
hall broke into loud applause. Tho work done
by the young women Is identical with that Of
There W"ro : 81 graduates who received de-
grees last night. The following prizes were
Hermann botanical schoi.r.h,r value 40 Anna stock
.M GFn: Of ths ss s1u%., pss
s,snsr $50: Y: K Nekineny. ;Jr+ 3. 800 Trize
rrnss awsTisd II he SoSEs e rGS.sian, and
iSS 55.Ss YE aS So t'FO'.
$50 larsen prizes for proficiency at examination:
n Elsbsrg. 500. James II. voorhees, sSuU; J.
Grsanee. 200
Juhn rynda fellowship. School OF Mines G. r. Manu-,
H. Mckim fellow ships in architecture; toOO each,
q: o. Totten. Jr. A. NJ. class slpl. William l..
form prize FOR 1875 sloo. MANI kohier NJ. frss in
is%:a{' - sss%S.ush H. BEES ss
enridge. A. ".
Among those who took the degree Of Bache-
lor of Laws was Mr.. Edward Foggin. Mr..
FngRin. who is about fifty years old has tho
distinction Of taxing the law course prescribed
by the college. although sugering the misfor-
tune Of being blind.
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Count KaIroky ON the Peace or Europe.

VIENNA. June 14.-Count KGlnoky. tho
Austro- Hungarian Prime Minister. delivered
another speech to-day upon the subject OF
peace He declared that II the Triple Alliance
had not brought an ideal peace 1t was not the
iault OF the Alliance, which was disposed to
gard to Russia, no change of policy was nee
essAry. Good relations with her could al
Tayh he maintained. lie could anlrm that the
Car and tho Russian Government were wei
disposed toward Austria. This disposition
was bound to be advantageous. oven II differ
ence OF opinion on certain points existed, He
would not say more. because a great political
debate AT this time might injurs the we'll
being OF tina monarchy.
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1t was rnce night at the Broadway Theatre
last night. and Actress Della Fox gave the
patrons OF tho turf who crowded the house to
see "Paninndrum" a chance to SEQ how
daintilY she can handle the rens. She drove
on the stage in the second act in dog cart
behind pony.
She jumped out and acted n starter in bur.
lcsquc race. in which Do Wolf Hopper and
Comedian Sam Reed were the horses. 1t was
lively illustration of the humors Of racing.
ending in foul that was ,iisallowed. When
he got the worse end Of tho decision Comedian
Reed sang this verse:
out to the races you gayy GO.
You've got n good tip that's bound to show,
It's n n"ni sure thing as you wei know:
iou'l be n winner thOu,and two;
But. alas. AN mo when you back,
Your hearts as heavy a muddy tra'k,
You say naughty things ami on lOok quite black,
For your god thing didn't 40 Through.
Among those who laughed ut the fun were
Father Bil DAILY. Phil Dwyer Dave Gideon,
Ike Mehrhach. ". A, German: W. J. Glynn.
Superintendent Frank Clark. W. b. JenninRs
Judges simmons. McDowell. Hall. Smith. and
Fitzgerald. De courcy Forbes. and JOCKEYS
Taral, Sloan. Iittl"ncld MilGley. the Iamiy
boys; Simm.. Bergen. and Noble Every body
had lots OF fun,
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Gen. Gruenne Attacked by nm In.nn. Man.

PRAGUE. Juno IA. While Gen. Count
Gruenne. Commander Of the Eighth Army
Corps. stationed in the middle Bohemian mill.
tary district. wss walking on the street In this
city to-day no was attacked by an insane mod
ical student named Zyednik. who struck him a
had no idea as to who his assailant was or that
he was insane. drew his sword to defend him
SELF Zvednik attempted to strike the General
again. whereupon the latter struck him over
tho head with his sword. inflcting q severe
wound. A gendarme. who was near by. ran to
the assistance OF Gen. Gruenne. and together
they placed Zvednik under arrest It is ely
that the prisoner will be sent to an asylum.
Gen. Gruenne was not injured.
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Prince Bismarck ON the Army Bin.

BERLIN. June 14.-Prince Bismarck has In an
interview como out In favor OF an Increase in
the defensive strength OF the empire. but OF
on the lines laid down by tho Government in
the Army bill. Conversng to-day with Prof.
at Friedrichsruhe. no declared that an
increase of the army was necessary. lie
differed with tho Governmsnt. however. as
not approve OF adding to tho Infantry or
cavalry strength Of the army. but, maintained
tillery forces, which. he declared. would de-
eide the battles OF tho future. With regard to
Increase OF tho army. Prince Bismerck sad
that Germany was fully able to bear It
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4 MUSIC HAIL. FOR BOSTON,
Capitalists Getting Ready to Build One IL
Place of the One To Be Torn Down.

BosToN. June 14.-The passage OF tho Rapid
Transit bill by tho Legislature means tho
early destruction Of Music Hall. The con-
tracts for the symphony orchestra are ready
for the next season. ana that for the new con-
ductor must necessarily extend for five years.
II Music Hall il destroyed these concerts
must DO discontinued indefinitely for tho
lack OF hall suited for such performances.
In addition to those concerts those OF the
Handel and Haydn. Apollo and Cecilia clubs,
and other affairs not design"l for the big
Mechanics Hall are also threatened.
number OF tho men who realize the
poverty to which Boston would he reduced
in musical matters If not Immediately provided
with another ni;Isi" hall. have taken mn option
on II lot on the Back BAY and have issued a cali
for subscriptions t. the amount Of SlUO.UOO. to
insure the immediate .tiiln,s of Il rev music
hall. The lot measures I'D feet on Wnstches-
ter Park, ard 100 feet on Euu.ingd don avenue
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The Jus,.ee'- Cler. Was Thou .hnul.

In Police Justice O'Donnells Court in Jer-
sey City Yesterday Corporation Attorney Spen-
Ger Weart asked for a postponement OF a case
Trenton.
WIN, day would suit counsel2" asked JUS
Next Tuesday" answered Mr.. Weart. after
moments elaboration.
=, ~ Justice WAS about to put tho case down
ior ueSdhy. when tho Clerk Of the Court, ex-
Assemhlyman James 7. Norton. attracted his
a!!!sEhtlont md in q stage whisper said:
T hhe@I in tuesday Is suburban gay, judge
upon bis thoughtful clerk and set the case
down Tor next Wednesday.
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CINCINNATI. June 14.-Late this evening the
Imperial Council OF the Mystic Shrine electe cd
officers as follows:
Imperial Potentate. Thomas J. Hudson OF
Pittsburgh. by 6G votes against So votes TO-.
W. B. Mellsh OF Cincinnati. ex-lmperial Po-
tentate. Mr.. Hudson is Assistant Postmaster
at Pittsburgh. having been appointed In Pres
ident Clsveland's first term and held through
Harrison a Admin istration.
Deputy Imperial Potentnte. Charles, L. Field
Boston; Assistant liabban. John T. Brush. In
diannpolis: Oriental Clyde. Alonz2 Brymer,
Wright. Philadelphia: Imperial Recorder.
Frank N; Lnsr. Chicago; IMPERIAL First Gore:
Imperial Second Ceremonial Master. Ethelbou
L Allen: Imperial Marshal Thomas. Bishop
Guard Curtis II. Winson. Sioux Falls. S. d. !:
Impsrial Captain Of &c Guard: Thaddeus B.
ra Heh Frank r. HaGGariy: Imperial High
Priest and Prophet. A. Is. Mc(iafrey. Donver
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DENVER. June 14.-Lieut Robert z Peary.
U. S. N. has written to c. b. Rhodes Of this city
asking him to secure and forward to him at
Philadelphia ut once from six to dozen bur-
ros in prime condition. broken to pack. Tho ex-
plorer will try tho experiment OF using those
animals to convey his supplies across the Ice
cap Of Greenland. Iieut. reary in his letter to
MIR. Rhodes says that he intends to utilize the
burros not only ms pack animals. but also as
meat on the hoof for his dogs. As, soon as the
dispensed with. he will De Killed aud fed to the
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Princeton,s Commencement.

PRINCETON. N. j.. juno 14.-The one hundred
and fory-sixth annual commencement Of
Princeton College was celebrated in the First
Presbyterian Church to-day Jesse Benedict
Carter Of New York delivered the Latin salu.
tatory and the honorary orations were by
Charles Bcrtram Newton Of Pennsylvania and
Guy Allan Tawney Of Minnesota.
The New Workers who took prizes or fellow
John Dodd John L. Tildsiey, W. d. Ward'
James Beyeridge. and Andrew C. Nubrie.
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while. Mr.. HiertbcrG. who Is now In training.
has studied this subject very carefully, and it
Is wolf known that he avails himself OF every
thing that ran add to his physical develop
ment and endurance. In II pleasant CONVERSE
ton with the writer recently. he said
Il have been going through u thorough svs-
tenn OF training during the winter season and
whom spring came found needed something
inviEorntinH to build meup. so Ms to he able to
stand tho warm weather. which Is bound to
come and which every ono must prepare for
Mere physical endurance and nerve power
will not July answer the purpose. deter
mined this year to avail myS"l! Of the benefits
OF scientiic discovery. and hence resorted to
the use OF something Of which had heard q
great deal. ! must say that | found it benz
eiicial in every way. 1t gave me good appe-
tte. built me NJ. and was very invigorating.
This is what Iaine's celery compound has
zone for me. AMI ] not only endorse it, but
highly recommend 1t to athletes and those
who need something to certainly assist them"
IT an athlete who is n perfect specimen OF
physical manhood finds benefit from the use
Of n nerve tonic. vitaliZ"r. and strengthened.
what may II not be worth to those people who
are not noted Tor superior strength and en-
durance? Docs 1t not stand to reason that
weakened women. debilitated men. md even
puny child rem can, be greatly benefited by
that which has such remark ble effects upou
athletes in the full viGor Of life The WONDER
ful popularity which this discovery has
achieved Is due to the fact that it accom-
plishes Just those things. and rs such it 10
most cordially commended
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Notes OF Foreign Happenings.

Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt of New York. accom-
panied by his family. left London yesterday for
An enrhen Jug ornamented with mythology
cal refer figures and Maacca. formerly tho
prppety, OF Shakespeare, and by him be-
yesterday for GlS2.
The Town Council OF Bruges. Belgium. has
Iosolvea 70 h,ibsdiZe u company TO tho extent
o. E.ooO'UOo francs for the construction oil a
hshlp cana! to connect the city with tho sea.
Inc object - to restore Bruges to her olL-time
com LneIclai IMPORTANCE and make her q rival
Countries having similar artificial waterways.
only 20 hours to the worlds Fair via New York Csl.
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The Pope's Alteration.

LONDON. June IA correspondent at Rome
telegraphs that the latest allocution OF His
Holiness is an energetic discourse on the situa-
ton in Italy and the general policy Of the
Vatican.
Vatican circles ridicule the utterances OF the
lorTiere di Nap0h In regard to Mgr. SatolIi and
the American clergy. and other stories Of a sim
time TO time.
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PARIS. June l4.-James Gordon Bennett con-
tinuss to improve lie sleeps fairly we'll. and
WAS able to pay some slight attention to his
usuelly feared In similar cases arc absent.
The physicians hope that the patient will not
be compelled to keep his bed more than
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Where Yesterday's Fire. Were.

A.M.-1o:oo 31< East Eleventh street. G. Arsheid
damage $780, II oo 2lo East 10Th street Louis Jud.
dovits. damage Sa5.
MILO 40" Eighth hvenur. Henry PozmAsnskl
damage 1920; ~ ~, Fourth avenue. COydon Mrer
damage unknown. 5;lO :! ii-nhhm street. Lena Hes
engberg no damage: %. 81 Forth avenue. CorriAn
4 Meyer. damage 81 200; i!2O, 10 seventh avenue,
Wailach Cohen o. dan axe So, 1870 1l3 Park ave-
nue.. r. Lewiston. damage $40
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When Baby was sick, wo gave her castoria.
When she was Child. she cried for castoria.
whsn ahe became Miss, she chung to Castoris.
When Ahs had Chldrsn, she gave them csstori.
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LONDON. June 14.-There have been four
deaths from choleraic causes at Cette. In
France. since Friday.
AT Mecca, In Arabia. during the same period
there were 1876 deaths from cholera
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SPARKS FROM THE TkLE0RAPn

Tho American Bell Teephon. Company has declared
tho regular quarterly dividend Of 50 and
dend OF s3 per share, payable July is.
tram On the railway betwssn Thonon and Belle
EATde in southern France. derAied yesterday and
several persons were killed and = number injured
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a u oUlan's B0fk.
The handspring Of her Ii

The handspring OF her life.
What can she do, where can
she 90, so long as that deadly
backache saps both strength and
ambition?
She cannot walk, she cannot
stand; her duties are burden
some; she is miserable.
The cause is some derange-
ment of the uterus or womb.
Backachc is the sure symptom.
The one unfailing remedy is
Lyaia Il. Pnhham's Vegetable
Compound. A woman discov-
cred it and gave it TO woman.
Mrs. T. ". Lane, Of Hokyoke,
Mass, tells what a comfort it is
to write to a woman about her
peculiar troubles. and have a
woman read her letters and give
a woman's sym (rTA
Pathy and help. 1874
Thousands send Ta g%M
Mrs. Pinkham XIV
letters, grateful &yn.
for renewed life. Z. 3}ISs..as&ts, ca
All druggists sell it. S1ScL 1kIVMSS95k
Address In confidence M ~ sSSEEgS3
LYDIA u. PISKuAM MIN s%-N@@1-~
Co. LySs, Mas. --~ R..zs<
wv s11 Fills Il sl IS cents. @~2&A~.
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A GREAT STEEPLECHASER.
SOME SECRETS IN CONNECTION WITH
ms CONDITION mn 3RtJNISG.

ms CONDITION .iND 7RtJNING.
Facts About Endurance and Phy-ique-A
valuable Revelation the subject aud
How Those wAo Arc Not Athletes Can
Keen Healthy aud -tro II.
Ono OF the host athletes anl cross.country
runners in tho world IL Nj. hrn"st W. lljert-
berg. lie Is the champion stcyrie..hase run
ner OF Amer lea and has done much to advance
athletics In their best form. rrorlo often
thiuk that endurance and strength arc horn in
one. and SO they are to a certain extent. hut
they have TO DC fortified and sustained all the
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Imported Q

No, but equally a. good
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uAL-Ads w.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-10-09
Division No. ., A. 0. II.
MISCELLANEOUS.

A dinner party was given at the Bohemian
Club last Wednesday evening by about fifty OF
The members in honor OF Albert GerDerdIDg,
president of the club, who recently returned
from the East Rosner's Hungarian Orchestra
played concert selections during the service OF
the repast. which was quite elaborate.
The Frisco Ten gave an interesting enter
tainment last night at Turn Verein Hall. 1t
was well attended and was followed by dane
ing until late hour.
The National Club gave masquerade ball
last Saturday evening at B'nai Birth Hall,
which was well attended and very successful.
There was large variety Of costumes. The
affair did not ten inmate until early msrning.
The Unity Circle VI Santa Clara gave a very
enjoyable social at Odd Fellows hall IN that
city last Friday evening. A large and select
audience was present. and showed Its appre-
citation OF the well-rendered musical and liter
AIRY programme by repealed applause. An
amusing farce entitled "A Turned Head" was
produced by local talent, who did full justice to
their different parts. The programme con-
cluded with social hop, during which refresh
ments were served by the ladies. THIS was The
first Of a series OF entertainments to be given
by the circle.
The Pnilhistorian Debating Society OF ST.
Ignatius College has elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing term: President, Ii.
Gabriel, S. j.; vice-president b. McElroy
librarian, A. Glmuni; secretary, r. Richards.
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BETROTHALS.

o. i he wedding OF Mrs. Evelyn Towne Shaw and
Cl]nion E. Worden will take place at Grace
CHURCH ON Wednesday, November s, at noon.
: Tile Wedding of Miss Maud Morrow and Lieu
Jerait-A. F. Fechteer, U. S. N. will take
place. al. noon on Monday October Is, at the
home OF tie BRIDES parents, Judge and Mrs. W.
=. w: Morrow, in San Rafael. The groom's
brother will act ass best man. Miss Ruger will
be tie maid OF honor and Miss Belle MeKenna
aid Miss May Hoffman Will be the bride smaids.
The wedding OF Miss Lewina Wethered.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ia mes S. Wethered.
.alld Georee Henry F. Martinez will take place
al clock next tuesday afternoon at The
New Jerusalem Church.
I kt- engagement Is announced of Miss Emily
g: BE{TrOu, daughter OF Mrs. Il. w. BrittOn. 10
EleGtenaUt John Toward. Nineteenth Infantry,
Z: S:A:,~ sou OF Major-Gen y. .. Howard.
U::S*A.
=. The wedding of Miss Belle Cairns and E. A.
:: JANSEN will lake place at noon next NedneS-
day at the First Uned Presbyterian Church,
cofner-Of Golden Gate avenue aud POLK street.
"A announcement l. made Of The beirOthal of
o Miss Lillian +. EggarS and Hilmar StephaRy.
=: T be wedding of MISS Louise MapeS Bunnell
aud Charles Augustus keeler Will take place al
O'clock next Saturday afternoon at the resi-
: qence nt the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. S.
BUpneH, 26l0 Pacific avenue.
=. ] be wedding OF Miss Augusta Oelrichs and
". o. MeiSsleh Jr. is announced To take place
: al 30 O'Clock tomorrow night at st. Mark S
Church on Geary street.
Tie wedding OF Miss Annie RUNE, daughter
OF MI and Mrs. Charles Rhine of Clayton, Cal,
ana Max Blum of Martinez will lake place at
Tie ie>ideuce OF the brides parents at noon
next sunday.
D.. :. Tine Wedding of Miss Pauline SchlIng and
" Octobef2O, at st. Faulus Church on Mission
street.