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The herald., 1897-06-04
Silver Bullion,

NEW YORK. June ,3--Bar silver. 601s
SAN FRANCISCO, June S.-Bar silver,
5s%; Mexican dollars, 4911sQ5Q.
LONDON. June S-Bar silver. q 9-1s,.
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BOND NOTES

"a special meeting Of the stockholders Of
the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad company was held In Albany, N
on Wednesday for the purpose of au-
tnori1lng the proposed issue of 500. .0O0-
90 o. az per cent bonds to take UP out
standing issues bearing = higher rate Of
interest. The largest representation Of
stock present at any meeting in recent
years was voted by President Depew, who
deposited the votes OF stockholders repre-
senting @70.0eo. 200 In favor OF the issue.
staunton, Va, has sold s1oo,o 600 az .per
cent refunding bonds to local investors
Syracuse, N. Y, has sold an issue Of
100000 az per cent water bonds to Blod-
gett. Merritt & Co.. Boston. Next highest
bid, 102.12. Sixteen bids.
Wasco county school district No. IL.
Oregon. has sold $4,000 per cent bonds to
Dietx Dennison & Prior.
Tuscumbia, Ala. has sold 100000 Of
Colbert county per cent road bonds.
Allegheny, Pa. has sold to Philip r.
Kelley Philadelphia. 100000 ! per cent
Third ward district school bonds at 1924.
Brooklyn, n r., has sold 100000 mu-
Brothers & Co. and r. Z, Day & Co.. Bos-
ton. The next highest bid was 1cs IS.
Chicopee, Mass, has sold $4,000 per
cent school bonds to Estabrook & Co.,
Boston. Next highest bid. 1o4.5n. Thirteen
EIlsworth. Ne. has sold ,as,ooo per
cent refundlng honda ct 1o6.17.
HVannvtllo Ind. has sold $4,000 per cent
xyAQpdipe echoal honds ~ N. NJ. Harris
sss l.sz!sE sissssd' conn.
The herald., 1897-06-04

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameriesa 11G14h
dairies, 7@12. Cheese steady at 71kaS. Eggs
were firm; fresh, g.
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has sold 100000 per cent funding bonds
at 105.1 IL to local bidders. Twelve bidders.
Huntington, Conn.,. has sold an issue OF
SIS. 900 per cent town bonds to Dietx. Dem
niscn & Prior. Boston. Next highest bid,
1O5. .278
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u. S, c. commencement

The commencement exercises of the
University of Southern California will
be held on Thursday, June 8, at 10:30 a.
M, in the University church. The public
is cordially invited
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No. fiaxsecd, 7634@77; prime timothy seed,
2 7002. Is; mess pork per bbl.. 1851. 30; lard,
per 100 lbs, 3.521s short ribs sides, loose,
4.15@4.s5; dry salted shoulders. boxed, SO
5A short clear sides, boxed, 414@45s; whis-
ky, distillers finished goods, per gal., 1.19;
sugars, cut, loaf, 5.34; granulated, All.
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Drink Glen Rock water Address r. b
Smith. ZIG South Spring street. Tel. 26.
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Mason VS.. Moulton; supplemental pro-
ceedings, 4 O'Clock.
Mason VS.. Bent demurrer, O'Clock.
Wilson VS.. Taylor; examination OF sure
ties, 80 o'clock.
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Boston Quotations,

BOSTON, June s.-Atchison. 5. 11M; Bell
Telephone. 22s; Burlington. 1874; Mexican
81; San Diego, O. aas
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BRIGHT CHILDREN
munyon Looks Out for the
Little, Ones.
A MOTHERS RESPONSIBILITY.

Munyon never forgets the children. He
realizes mothers responsibility and is
ever ready to give her the benefit Of
his knowledge and experience. Nun
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Notice, Before Looking EIsevh.r.

Call at the Empire Livery Stable, 307 South
Los Angeles street, for tallyhos, single AMI
double rigs. Get our prices.s We defy
competition. S07 South Los Angeles street
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Incorporation

The Indianapolis and Canyon Springs
Gold Mining company Incorporated today;
capital stock, $1,000. 900: all subscribed.
Directors: Adam c. Hogaboom. Winfield
c. Hogaboom, Edwin e. Bowles of Los An
geles. William H. Webster and George r.
Wysong OF Indianapolis.
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All prices of wall paper greatly retiuced
4. A. Eckstrom. 234 South Spring street,
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Business men will lnd Bromo-Kola :
true restorative to mental faculties.
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Glsnwood ranges, Furrey Co. 1bs North
The herald., 1897-06-04

For hoarseness, coughs, asthma and
bronchial troubles use Browns Bronchial
Troches." Sold only in boxes. Avoid imita-
tions.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Days Transactions on the Board
Of Trade Il as

- = AssSAO
CHICAGO. June s.--In wheat the bulls
had several good reasons for maintaining
their leading position in the market. Yes.
terdays large cash business, over sS5O, 900,
was in itself sufficient reason for the
strength with which the market opened.
but. added to this, was an opening ad-
vance at Liverpool Of A@Hd. That market.
in fact, supplied the bulls with all the am
munition they needed The initial rise
there kept piling up until at the close
2Md advance had been established for July
delivery. The opening for July wheat
here was from 6S to 6sA against yester-
days close Of 67N@67N. and so little was
for sale at those prices that in about TWEEN :.
ty minutes after the opening 6Slk was being
freely bid, and some changed hands at
6Ss. The bears at those advanced prices
sold enough to knock It down to 6S16 again,
where the bulls once more got their horns
under it and tossed 1t up to 6s%. Chicago
receipts were eight cars and the quantity
inspected out Of store was "a, 600 bushels.
Minneapolis and Duluth received 358 cars
against 40 the corresponding day Of the
week before and 427 q year ago. The clear
aHces from the Atlantic seaboard were
equal in wheat and -four to $50. 900 bushels,
The cash demand was reported good. but
business small, because of difilculty in get
ting spot wheat. The eunsympathetic char
acter Of the continental markets embold-
ened the short sellers near the end Of the
session and caused July to sell down to
6Sh. which was it's closing price. A heavy
business was done in corn. There was a
crop scare on the markets. the recent cold
weather having caused all sorts OF unfa-
vorable reports to pour In ana q decided
decrease in country offerings. The market
for oats was firm ana quiet, good bust
ness was transacted. Provisions opened
easy and ruled weak and lower during a
great part Of the session. Packers were
generally sellers, lard and ribs being espe-
cially pressed. In the last few minutes,
shorts covering and sympathy with corn.
caused nearly all Of the declines to be re-.
covered a
The leading futures closed aa followa.
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Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO, June g. The official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
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Closing Stocks

| NEW YORK, June 8. The following
are the closing stock quotations.:
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Cutlery 4 yurrsxs. IN N. Spring i.
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Bond List

NEW YORK. June 8. The following
were the closing quotations on bonds today:
II n 4s reg 12IN C p lists of % 1n2%
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
hrm; No. spring wheat de1z@eo5ts No. &
apring wheat. nominals No. = red, 7e15k No, 4
: corn, 24H@a4x: No. T. oats TX 6aA: No. ~
white, e1k an lob. N6. : II I'll, /, ~ 03llf
's3 5;se' IN ~ 4 iy,3ys * s Il ~ sI
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DIR. S0M[IERS

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Guiding fibroid tumors, suppressed and
painful menstruation, from any cause.
TREATMENT A SPE-
CIALTY, Twenty-Five years experience.
DIR. SOMERS cures catarrh, bronchitis
and other pulmonary troubles for s.
month, medicine included. Call and inves-
tigate his facilities for treating the above
disease. 315 Currier block, 3l2 W. Third st.,
between Spring and Broadway.
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OS ANGELES SAVINGS BANK.
$50 N. Main st.

J.E. Platter, Pres; H.W. Hellman. v-Pres.:
w. M. CaswelI, Cashier.
Directors-I. w. Hellman, ]. e. Platter.
II. w. Hellman. I. w. Hellman, IT,. W.
M. Caswell.
Interest paid on deposits Money to loan
on frSt-clasS real estate.
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M AIN STREET SAVINGS BANK.

W AIN STREET SAVINGS BANK. y
Junction Of Main, Spring and Temple eta.
(Temple Block), LOS Angeles.
Capital paid up. .................-... :410o.ooD
Of1cers and directors: T. l.. Duque.
President; I. N. Van Nuys, Vice-Presidento
B. ". DuQue. Cashier; H, w. Hellman.
Kaspare Kohn, H. W. O'Melveny, J. b.
Lankershim, o. T. johnson, Abe Haas, W.
G.. Kerckho1.
Money loaned on real estate.
Five per cent interest paid ON term deposits
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Tho American Bonding and Trust COM
pany of Baltimore, a corporation which is
surety for number of state, county and
city officials throughout Georgia, has de-
cided not to make the 1000 deposit with
the state authorities required by law Of
all surety companies going on such bonds
The company will cease doing business in
Georgia, and as consequence a number
Of officials will probably have to secure
new bondsmen.
The herald., 1897-06-04

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The herald., 1897-06-04

A dispatch from Grand Rapids, Mich,
says that the Grand Rapids Savings and
Kent Savings banks have announced re-
duction in the interest rate on deposits
from to per cent to take effect July 1st.
Some Of the other banks will follow the
example. Difficulty In securing safe loans
II the cause.
The herald., 1897-06-04

II has been decided BY the chicago Clear
ing House association banks to reduce the
rates Of interest paid on country bank de-
posits from per cent to IN per cent. The
change went into effect the LIST inst.
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The National Bank of Commerce Of
Kansas City is announced ITO absorb the
business of the Metropolitan National
bank, which will wind up its affairs. At
the time of the last statement the latter
bank had deposits Of 5000, ,000."
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MudS0n Medical Institute
Ellis, Stockton and Market Streets
San FRANCIsCo. CAL
Baker Iron w W0rl

so to 80 Huene vista street.
Los ANGELEa 8 oXTiIulWfn
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1t Is announced that the capital stock Of
the Bell Telephone company Of Missouri
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
WOULD MAKE HIM HAPPY
A Widow of Grand Rapids
Writes Out Here for
Mate for Life.
Must Be We.l-.C-Do as Well as Coos
and Beautiful-Must Not Drink
Tco Much IntoxicantS.

In the mass Of mail arriving at the post
office yesterday was an interesting letter
addressed to the Postmaster, and through
him TO the marriaeea bic men of this City.
1t is from widow OF Grand Rapids,
Mich, who believes that she could make
happy oome good looking, we'll do IN an,
who, though not necessarily teetotaier
does not get drunk. The note addressed
TO the Postmaster reads:
June IL, 1S97-Grand Rapids, Mich. Post
Master Esq viii you Pleas tack this notice up
in your Office WHARF it may be Read BY
thoues IL may consurn and oblige the Writer
Yours Resp. Notice on other page.
The notice on the other side," which,
by the way the Postmaster has not vet
posted up, reads in this way, spelling and
all:
To whom 1t may cousurn: Correspondent
wanted with matrimonial intentions. am a
lady of AZ yeer in good health and willing to
do my part TO make a Happy Home for some
good man; must be we'll off, nea and clean I'd
not d ink TO Get intoxicated and good blocking
for that kind OF a man l could feel Proud OF
no other Need apply. Please address SO Third
ST., Grand Rapids Mich. Mrs. G. g.. widd ow.
Pleas write and Receive answer Yours Resp.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Arrangements Being Made for the Open.
ing Exercises of the Fair

Arrangements Being Made for the OPEN
ing Exercises of the Fair.
The trustees of the Mechanics Institute
at their meeting last night appointed
Rodney Kendrick George r. Presson and
Charles NJ. Plum Jr as the com mittee to
arrange the opening exercises of the fair.
George II. Wallis, Robert W. Neal and
John McLaren were appointed TO have
charge of the fish tanks. Trustee John
McLaren was appointed TO superin tend
the forestry exhibit. superintendent J.
II. Gilmore reported that 81, 900 square
feet of space had been taken
Henry Raschen, superintenden of the
art department, stated that nearly all the
leading local artists had already agreed to
exhibit their paintings.
The contract for printing the Mech anics'
Fair Daily was awarded to Dempster
Bros. for $6i0. The other privileges for
the fair will be awarded July6
model kitchen, where cooking de-
monstrations will be held, will be located
in the southwest corner of the gallery.
The superintendent will recommend
the appointment of the emploves for the
fair. This was the plan followed last
year.
The freehand and mechanical drawing
classes of the institute will close June 80
and reopen September l.
The roard will meet every Tuesday
evening hereafter until the opening of the
fair August II next.
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CLOSING IN ON
CHUN WOON SING
James Daily Another Wit
ness Who Saw Him
Escape.
Says One of the Fleeing AsSas-
sins Dropped a Big
Revo. yer.
D. S. Hutchings' Test mony Corrt bo.
rated in All Its Essential
Particulars.

Officer E. L. Gibson and Deputy Sheriff
WheIan took the jury in the Chun Woon
Sing murder case to view the bar rber-shop
on Washington street in which Little
Pete" was killed on the 23i of last JaGu-
ary.
Woon Sing is accused OF participating
in the assassination of Pete and is on trial
for his life. After his case is disposed of,
Chun All Chuey, who was arrested with
him. will be called on TO answer for his
alleg. ID connection with the tragedy that
created so much excitement in China
town.
D. S. Hutchings, who testified to seeing
Woon Sing and All Chuey in ths doorway
of he parber-shop at the time of the
shooting of Little Pete" was recalled,
and described the Chinese theater, which
he attended on invitation of one of the
defendants. 1t was found that he meant
the Jackson-street Chinese theater. His
Identification of the prisoner was COM
plete. He saw the two men in the door.
After the shooting they ran by HIM. both
OF them wearing Fedora hats.
James Daily, young man who formerly
worked in Johnson's restaurant and is
now a bartender in Cranes saloon, testl.
W
night of the killing. He saw the two men,
Woon Sing and All Chuey, run away from
the barber-shop Immediately after the
shooting, and remembered that each wore
q Fedora hat.
At suggestion of counsel Mr.. Daily left
the witness-stand to see If he could pick
out the defendant and his companion.
He walked directly to them and pointed
them out as the men who ran away from
the bar rber-shop after the shooting.
Continuing his testimony Mr.. DAILY said
that he ran after the fleeing Cinnamon as
fast as he could, and that near the corner
of Washington street ana Waverly place
he saw one OF them drop pistol. 1t was
picked up by white man named WEIGH.
ExJudge Murphy, counsel for the de-
fendant, asked the witness if he saw the
pistol in the hands of either of the men
before il dropped.
To this the witness replied that the
mems hands were concealed IN their dig
sleeves.
'.Then how do you know that one of
them dropped the pistoI?"
Because l saw ii dropped"
Further explaining the witness said he
knew it must have been the smaller man,
who was in front, who dropped the
weapon, as he was sure 1t was not dropped
by The man in the rear.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
TO ENFORCE QUARANTIN
The Board of Health Passed
Strong Resolutions
Yesterday.
Appointments Made-NeW Reeula.
tions Regarding the Shipment
of Eolies.

The Board of Health at its meeting yes
terday brought the existing differences
between the State and Federal quarantine
officials TO a head by adopting the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That the quarantine officer of the
port OF San Francisco be and. IS hereby in
structed to enforce vigorously III the matters of
arrts and civil action the laws OF the State of
California relating TO quarantine in any and
every instance where any violation of the
same may occur.
This action was brought about by re-
port OF DR.. Williamson stating that the
law in regard to quarantine was being
violated in many instances, and DR.. Will
hanson instanced the case OF the barken-
tine Topgallant.
The master stated when asked why he
bad come ashore with his papers before
being examined by the State author
tiles that he had been told that the
matter was entirely under the control of
the Federal authorities and that he need
not paw attention to any one else.
DR.. Will aInson stated that under the
circumstances ships were constantly
coming in without paying their fees and
that the board should take some decided
action 10 uphold its rights.
The following appointments were made:
J. J. Connolly 10 be assistant plum biug
inspector, at a salary of $40 a month; J.
II. Breeze and Ed Tomuiy To be assistant
food inspectors, at SIS; ]. w. Grove to
be health inspector, vice s. F. Long. re-
signed. B. BevAn was appoin ted janitor
OF he Foud Bureau. at salary of $40.
The following resolution relating 10 the
shipment o, the bodies of deceased per-
sons was also passed;
Resolyed. That the secretary be and is hereby
instructed to communicate with Wells, Fargo
e. Co.'S express, requ sting that corporation to
ntch b hfc do
ment of al bodies OF deceased persons shipped
by them from this Ci iy, received by them
from distant points. Said statement to con-
tain the following data: The name OF de-
ceased person, the cause and place of death
the point and date OF shipment and the point
of destination.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
BIG ROAD RACE SUNDAY
Entries and Handicaps for the san
Francisco Clubs Five-Mne
LVent,

The following are the entrants and
handicaps for the fve-mile road race OF the
San Francisco Road Club to be held over
the San Leandro course next Sunday:
scratch-M. Quimby, C. Dable, Guy Frost, C.
Goodwin. Thirty seconds-H. Beach. J. Reed
NJ. Baumgartner, NJ. Francis. X. Robinson. f.
Thiel, NJ. A. FarnsWorth. Fortv-fve seconds
a. Vet, Y. Francis, G. Bell, C. Benjamin. One
minute-A. COttle. Z. Z. Beach, W. E. Curtin
NJ. London. One minute 80 seconds-G. Hart
man. A. Hubert. II. Kahn, J. Choynski. One
minute 40 second ds-L Silverman s. Rotosky
Two miuujes-C Maddox, II. Treader, c. Co.
hen.
The race will start at P. NJ, and Cap
tain Lewis will take big club run over
on the 80 A. NJ. boat
The officials of the race will be:
Referee Captain J. s. Lewis; timers-J. W.
Leavitt, W. j. PiXley, II. d. Hadenf-ldt NJ
Meyer; scoreTs-J. O'Maley, II. Simmonds
". Meekfessel, A Cohn, F. H. Chase; judges
Z. Sands. J. D. Mulyey, II. ZImmeriy, L. L.
Korn, Dan Maddox; Marshals-J. Black, G.
Hoffman, w. Stevens. W. A. Smitz Thomas
O'Brien; umpires-Frank Lawler, F. Veg
finger J. NJ. Lebert, }. Reilly, Z. Lewis, B.
Mccoy, 5. Blumenthal; clerks of course-B.
s.ph, NJ. LiebeGt.
J. r. kenna, the amateur champion of
the coasi, will make his first AT pearance
under the new associations sanction at
the electric light meet at San Jose on
June 80.
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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
Preparing for n Reception.

The Y. P. S. c. Z of Wes. minister Presby.
terian Church will give an informal rece ption
to the following societies next Monday even
ing: Franklin-sireet Presbyterian and chi nese
Presbyterian, San Francisco; First Presbv-
terian and Chinese Presb 5terian, Oakland;
Ash by-ayenue, Berkeley and Golden Gate.
These societies are frranglug 10 give reeep-
ton 10 the Canadian Christian Endeayor
delegates saturday evening, July 10.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17

shields. emblems, flowers, plants and
every conceivable accessory to beautiiy
the area an pavilion.
Grace Episcopal Church will hold q
special jubilee service in honor of the
event next Sunday evening and entrance
to the church can only be had py cards of
invitation, 1000 OF which have been issued.
The Sons of st. George are determined
to make this an epoch in the history of
their organization and win spare neither
expense nor trouble 10 make the cele bra
ton a brilliant affair.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
MORTON SPECIAL DELIVERY.

Baggage transferred TO trains, steamers etc
Also moved in the city.
Furniture moved; estimates furnished.
Freight transferred and shipped.
4OS Taylor street and $50 Market street
Telephone Main 46.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
School ChiIdren's Day.

A children's programme viii be given this
afternoon at Sutro baths b v the London Panto-
m me and Musical Comeiy Company. 1t will
lie Il Bunker Hill day cele bration for the y oung
folks and they will be admitted free.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
AUCTION AL &.

EY NON RHEIN Il CO.-This dav, June II, Real
state at 5l3 California ST.. AT ! O'clock
BY STREET & CREsswELL--F Friday, June IS,
Ice Cream Manufactory, l45 Thru street al / i
O'Clock.
BY :. WATKISs-~aturday, June le. Horses and
Mules, at corner Tenth ana Bryant streets al l
C.OcA.
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ADJUSTMENTS

BALDWIN THEATER Merry Tramps"
COLUMBIA THEATER The Question"
NoRosCo's OPERA HOUSE in the Heart OF
the Storm.
ALCAzAR THEATER "Bagsho;s Blunders" and
The First Born"
dlNoLI OPERA House y iss Frisco
oRPHEUM-Hgh- Glass Vaudeville.
AUDITORIUM THFATER The Wonderful
Lamp"
CBERoS.-Grand Concert
sCTRo BATHS Bathing and Performances
slHE NHUTEs AND SKATING RINK Daily at
0A4ehI street, one block east OF the Park.
PfCNICS AND EXCURSIONS.
FL CAMPo-Music, Uancing, Boating Fishing
tNCTy Sunday
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17

The foundation of n church at San
Como, Guat emala, has been shifted seven
inches by the growth OF two large white
gum trees.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17

There is but one factory in Japan where
leather shoee are made. The natives. ex-
cept those about the court, wear sandals
of straw and wood
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-17
A Deaf Mute Missing.

The disappearance of Annie Kenard, deaf
mute. has been reported to the police by Mrs.
WinchelI, wife of Major Winchell of the Saliva
tion Army few days ago she arrived here
pennIless from Alabama and Mrs WIncaell
or heard of since Tuesday afternoon. She is
about % years of age, dark hair, dark eyes
and rather pretty.