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deceased was one OF the oldest settlers of
Berkeley, having built the White House
on Ninth street anu University avenue
nineteen years ago.
Rawlins Heard From
BERKELEY. CAL, Sept. 20.-Edward
Rawlins the missing business manager of
the Berkeley Advocate, has been heard
from in San Francisco. He has written
TO Mrs. MaIquand. the editor OF he Advo-
cate that he was drugEed in San Fran
cisco and has been Ill for the last week.
He promises TO return TO Berkeley in q
day or two.
Singers for the GIee Club.
BERKELEY. CAL, Sept. 20-The fol-
lowing mem bers have been added to the
glee club: Freeman Oh Picotte '01, Buz-
'99, BaKeweli '98 Smith 100 and Donnell
'99.
Berkeley News Items.
BERKELEY, CAL, Sept 2o.-Professor Wick
son and d. L. Fowler of the agricultural de-
partment viii leave to-day for Paso Robles,
where they will conduct a farmers institute
tomorrow and Thursday. On Friday and Sat
urday they will hold an institute Ut San Luis
Obispo.
Regent A. s. Hallidie has given to the civil
engineering department. OF the university u
very valuable and accurate engineers transit.
The instrument is far superior to ANYTHING in
the department II is fitted with sunglass,
and while testing it Yesterday afternoon Pro-
fessor Frank Soue discovered a large sunspot.
Track athletes at the university are taking
light WORK every afternoon and will continue
TO do so until four days before Thanksgiving
day, when work will be discontinued until
January.
The Students Congress will debate this even
ing the following question: ReSOlUed, That
the South Caro- ina dispensary system ought
to be adopted n California; provided that the
manufacture of wines ana brandes be not
prohibited but vested in n monopoly consti-
tuted by leg Station. The speakers re: Affir-
NATIVE, Ellis, Mendenhall. X. Dunlap, Buf.
lord; negative, Manuon, Dorety, Pache and
Cloud
The buildings and grounds committee oi
the Board of Regents this afternoon formally
accepted the new Agricultural College build
ing.
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Mckinney. Z. H Quinn; $ Neernut, ]. g simp-
son; I'D or Z. \. SIN tn; Columbus :,
IN mas smi h; Iran Alto Yendome ock
farm. b m Wiunella, \. Mcdowell.
rfdav. Cciober l. Q ghth day.
Pacific stakes, 'hie--vear-o PAGERS, $500
rdtej-Bl IA yanA Walnut Grove stoc farm;
Ch TTi b.. B. Il. Mcneil; b C Hi Hog BOOM !.
II Hov; Child harold. w. +. Goldworthy; b
Telephone. River View oek farm; br William
Noye5. oakland PARK stock farm; s attinette, +.
Il. SChoheld: Il Diab o. ". II. stims0n; C
Musktgpn W. H. Stmsoa; C Beto lica, Palo
AlJo st ok farm; 'Iricana, Sau.a Hosa stock
ley, ". T Croe ley.
class, $500 AcdeG-Br 9 McNaly, :. IL Hoy; b e
i ruter, Walnut Grove stock farm; ch IN Lady
Benton. p l. Nash: b Hank. +. Z. Lynch: b Z
Spry Ruth Vendome stock farm; trAulein
Dexter, River View stock farm: b Z Wand, a
iesta ranch: b m 1voneel j Iverson bi
" ilIiam H Lent, lakewood Psrk stock farm; b I
Nellie mmett, OakwCod stocS fArm; bT Oak
wood Bele, oakwCod STOCK farm; br Uncle
James, A. c Severance; : Daymont, b. L.
knight Z Lyaall. d E. Knight: g Morocco,
PalO Alto stock farm; Caleno Palo Alto stock
farm; br Pnetta Munger +. p Head; b
Bonny Boyd, T. +. Heating: ch c Ossa, Santa
Rosa stock farm; br Sam ~ B. o. Van Bokeleh;
b 6 Joe sell by. Thomas smith
.:17 ass, Lrotting, purse SS00-Br Faro Bank
]. Christie: g JeiYr, Delaney & Co.: m Letter
b, J. +. Dunn; nr m Margaret Worth, II. l.
FRANKLIN: b. X III Antrema T. q. Folsom; br m
Laura L. 5 II. Ii boom; III Pasonte. Palo Alto
stock farm b Bay Rum, NJ. Oheilly; N
Myrtle Thorne, Park Henshaw; b Clay >, Den
mis- Cannon; y. b Bonner, B. F. Rose
Free for all. trotting, purse $500, entries 20 close
with the secretary, Thursday, September 25-B m
Floracita, John Baker: bl Mia Louise, L E.
Clawson alter q, Edward Keyt; m Ca
tinka, La Sirsta raLch: IL Lee PARK Hen
shaw bl Joe Wheeler. {. A Owen; m Winnie
Wilkes, r. p. NJ. Greeiey; Teddy the Roam,
+. {. Reed; bl M Blue Bells River View stock
farm; b $ Waywood, {. w Short bl s Beau
Brumme!, Santa Rosa STOCK farm: Sattnett,
f. Nj. chofied; Z Monogram, H. r. Wise: g
Anaconda, T. Z. Keating; g Captain Haekett
Andy McDowell
2:4O class, trotling, purse s60O-Bl N Leonet. b
Shelby hr Il Ludenia. b tanadma, br g Harry
Marvin. IN Maud Frances, b IN He.en j, b S re-
herman, 5 Brice Mcneil, ch C De Keek, bl g
Great western. o m Jaspine, m Pasonte, g Mo-
rocco. br & Ed Wilkes, br S A, IN Bertha K, b
m A'tavoIo b Our Jack, Rosedrop. ch Eure-
ka, ch C I'll Diablo g Uncle Johnny, Countess,
b Pacheo Wilkes, h Nushagak, pl S aggregate.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

CsTEAMERS LEAVE BROADWAY AqA.
- wharf, San Francisco. as followS: ssksfsSI
For ports in Alaska, 8 A. NJ Septemoer 3, 3, ID
lS 23 %, and every firth day thereafter.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C.) Port Town.
send Seattle Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes aud
New Wnatcom (BeIlingham Bay, Wash:l "a "
Sept 5, 81S, ls %, % and every nth day there
after connecting at Vancouver with the T. r. n
r.. at Tacoma With n. z. R. r., at Seattle with q.
n Ry at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers
For Eureka, Arcala ami Fields Landing Hum
holdt BaY) str Pomona P. NJ, septemb Der l, .
TO- IA 1S, 22, Of; october l. 8, 9, IL, IL, ~ ~
20: Novrmbef g IL, 16 90, "a, 29.
For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon, CayucoA
Port Hartford (San Luis Obspo), Gaviosa, santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, san Pedro East san
Pedro (Los Angelesl and Newport, at A. NJ.
septemoer 7. IL, is. 10 %, 81, and every iourIh
day thereafter. r,
fSan Luis Obispo), Santa Barbara, Port Los An
Seies. Redondo (Los Angelesl and Newport II
A. NJ September ., 9, Is, 1t, 81, 20. ~ ana every
fourth day thereafter ,
For Ensenada San Jose del Cabo. Mazatlan In
Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orlzaoa IL
A M the I'd Of each month.
The Company reserves the right 10 cnange Win.
ont previous notice steamers, sailing dates ana
hours OF sailing Ticke: othce-Palace Hotel L
New Montgomery street:
GOoDAII PERKINS & CO, Genl Agents,
10 Market ST.. San Francisco
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LUND NOT GUILTY.
Acquitted by Jury in Twelve Minutes
" stcrd y.

Acquitted by Jury in Twelve Minutes
" stcrd y.
OAKLAND CAL, Sept. 29.-The tiny
form of Pearl Lund in the Police Court at
tracted an immense lobby this afternoon.
Her father was on trial charged with cru
city 10 children in permitting her to
dance in the Oakland Theater. She
sat in her mothers lap most of the
afternoon, watching with her bright
eyes every witness, juror and at
torney. All around her were seated
ladies who were her parents friends.
Pearl was placed upon the reporters
table in pink satin suit of boys clothes
with lace and spangle trimmings. A sash
and white kid slippers com pleted the cos
tune.
The case was tried by a jury OF ten. The
evidence was conclusive, and it was ad-
mitted that she did dance as charged. but
the defense claimed that Colonel H. a.
Dimpfel had erred In allowing the per-
formance 10 continue full week without
stopping it. He attended the first per-
formance and ten days later when she
had stopped, had her father arrested. He
was acquitted in twelve minutes.
Final Arrangements Completed.
OAKLAND, CAL, Sept 20.-The COM
nlitlee in charge of the entertainment and
bail to be gwen under the auspices OF
Oakland Council No. 8, Young Mems In
stitute, next Wednesday, have com pleted
final arrangements for the affair. The fol-
lowing programme Will be presented:
Overture, selected by the orches ira; vocal
solo. you by Miss May Gilbert cornet solo,
selected, by Professor Lindstrom; quartet
from "Rtgoleito." MISS May Gooch, Neil Camp
tel, Mrs Mothersole, Professor Z. f. ]. Kern:
comic song, selected, by ". J. nynes; inStru-
mental trIo (mando ins and guiiar) by Miss
Lillian Hilty, W. Kurts and Professor F.
Palmer; duo, 81 Live and Love Thee" by Miss
May Gooeh and Professo or r. T. J. Kern comic
en- aracters, by Messrs. Howard ana Johnson;
song and dance, Pretty Norah OF Tralee" by
Miss Merle Francis; finale, selected by the
orchestra.
New President.
OAKLAND, CAL, Sept. 20.-The State
Sabbath Observance Association elected
a new president al to-day's meeting. Rev.
II. Ketchum cf Berkeley having been
to Oregon, Rev. Barton W.
Perry of San Leandro was elected to sue
eeed him.
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Assault on the High Seas.

Louis Rowland, sailor on the American
ship Cyrus Wakefield. was arrested yesterday
by the United States Marshal on the
charge of attempt TO murder. 1t is al
legged that Rowland drew a knife on First
Mate Thomas Marks and attempted 10 kill
him. United States Commissioners Heaeock
admitted the prisoner 10 bail and fixed the
hearing for tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
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LIABILITIES

Losses adjusted and unpaid .....l
Losses i'll process OF adiustme ent or |
In pense.... ....................
Losses resisted, Including ex- |
peuSeS. ....,---....
Gross prem iums on hre risks run !
nlng one year or les, re.nsur-
ance 90 per cent. nt..
Gross premiums on fire RISKS run
more than one year, reinsurance /,
pAO Idta-
Gross premiums on marine AID I
inland navigation risks, reinsur-
ance 100 per cent.
Gross premiums on marine time
risks. reinsurance so per cent. :.
Liability under Life Department.
Cash dividends remaining unpaid.
All o.her demands against TIT
company ...........,........
Total liabilities. .................
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Total liabilities. ...............
INCL ME.

Net Cash actually received for Fire
Premiums.
Net Gas h actually received for Ma
rine Premiums ...... .....
Received for interest and dividends
on Bonds, Stocks, Loans and from
all other sources ......
Income from Life and Accident
branch es, and from all other
sources. .................
Total income. 4
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Estates Appraise ed.

In the Probate Court yesterday certifca tes
were filed in the estates of deceased persons ar
follows: John Gamble, $42 ,239: Giovanni
$lS, ,353 81.
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LIBERAL help
given TIE ARMY
Money Is Scarce, but Gifts
in Kind Have Been
Plentiful.
A Motley Collection Donated
for the Benefit of Many
Charities.
Some Queer Things Grouped Together
in a Place of Public
Worship.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALI
9US Broad way. Sept. 20.
The beating OF lambs, the cooling OF
doves, the purring of kittens, the cackiing
OF hens and the chipping of canaries nave
for the time being taken gthe place of the
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A SINGULAR MISHAP.
Loss of Voice of a Ten-Y Year-Old Girl.
No Cause Ascertained.


ALAMEDA. CAL. Sept. 20.-A singular
case is that OF Miss Bessie Smith, daughter
of BENJAMIN j. Smith of this city, who from
no apparent or as yet ascertaineo cause
has lost her voice. and for over a week
has not been able to speak above a
whisper. A week ago last Saturday she
was apparently in the best of health and
when she retired was free from any all
ment as far as known. In the morning
she found that she could scarcely make
herself heard and could not enunciate
above q low whisper. In this condition
she has remained ever since, greatly to
her own annoyance and the solicitude of
her relatives. She has been seen by the
doctors, but they have been unab Bile to de-
tect the cause for the singular ailDent.
Injured on the Railroad.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. 20. Joseph
Hoffman, the old-time book dealer, well
known IN San Francisco and at presen
proprietor of an evening paper route in
this city, had a narrow escape from losing
his life this evening. He made an attempt
10 catch train on the narrow-gauge rail
road while it was in motion, catching at
the rail of the last platform. AS he
jumped he missed his footing and fell.
lie still retained his held and was dragged
some distance, finally falling senseless by
and taken into neighboring place OF
business. where he WAS resuscitated, and
his wounds, which were not serious.
dressed, after which lie took train and
returned to him home in San Francisco.
OFF to Copper River.
ALAMEDA, CAL. Sept. 20-It is ex-
pected that The schooner La Ninfa will get
away to the Copper River tomorrow.
The delay III her departure was caused by
an accum lation of bills ainst e
Southern Alaska Mining and Develop
ment Company. These have all been ar
ranged, and in consequence the schooner
will now be allowed to sail.
The Sears Case.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. 20-Anthony
Sears, the barb r who was found guilty
of neGlecting his family while he spent
his wages in gam bling, has had sentence
suspended by Justice Morris in order to
give him an opportunity 10 turn over a new
leaf and look out for his wife and child.
Another Failure to Provide
ALAMEDA, CAL. Sept. 90 - Harry
Goobey, formerly of this city but who has
been mining in Tuolumne County for
some time has been arrested on com
plaint of his wife for failure to provide Tor
his family.
Still Missing.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. 90. - Gustav
Kirchofer, who disappeared ON be 7lh of
This month, is still missing. and the poIics
Il N 10 Iaan ,,I
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SwitZerland's new twenty-franc GOLD
piece has on its face the head OF peasant
girl, re presenting Helvetia, with twenty
two stars around it for the cantons
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the Bacon Land and Loan Company to
secure the payment # his fees. OF this
$500 shares has been placed in the hands
of q receiver for Mrs. Bacon's benefit, and
the other 28331% shares sold at auction.
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Havens-waiker NuptiaIs.

OAKLAND, CAL, Sent. ga wedding
OF considerable note in society was that of
Vic khan Havens and Miss Florence J..
Walker, which occurred at the residence
OF the BRIDES father, DIR. Z. H. Walker,
14l9 Grove street. The decorations were
of pink and green and were very elab-
crate.
The bride wore gown of white brocade
satin, with duchesse lace and pearl lace.
She was attended by her sister. Miss Min
ME Walker while Harold Havens at
tended his brother.
The happy couple will take a southern
trip. and OIL their return will 60 10 house,
keeping at Rosecresr, the Vernon Heights
residence OF the Havens.
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Mary Has a Guardian.

OAKLAND, CAL. Sept. 20.-Colonel H.
A. Dimp:el has been granted letters of
guardianship on the person OF Mary Nu-
mes CORDOBA. He represents The Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children.
The girl was recently married 10 Bert
Gourant whose true name is alleged 10 be
George Vargas. He swcre she was IS,
when in fact she was but 15. She left him
on the second day, claiming that she was
forced into the marriage. Dimpfel swore
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LATEST sHIpPING INTELLIGENOE.

Movements of Trans Atlantic Steamers
QUEENSTOWN-Arrived Sept 2U-stmr Gaia
lonia from Boston for Ltverpoo and proceeded.
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$40. O.545.84U 20
EXPENDITURES,


Net amount paid for Fire Losses. $335,55e 81
Net amount paid for Marine Losses 1881 50
Net amount paid for Life and Ac-
cident Losses s..................... 664,714 54
Dividends to stockholders ......... 10000 10
Paid or allowed for Com mission or
Brokerage. e..................-....... 77,1oo 20
Paid for Salaries, Fees. and other
charges for officers. clerks, etc.. zoe, ,009 81
Paid for State, National and local
Iaxes-...... - .........-...... - 1880 80
ALI other payments and expendi-
lures, including reinsurance. pre-
mIums and premium reserve..... 1857, 7,009 40
Total expenditures. .............SlO,4 All ,596 38
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Still Missing.

ALAMEDA, CAL. Sept. 20. - Gustav
Kirchofer, who disappeared ON The 7th of
This NJ on til, is still missing. and the poIice
and his wife have been unable TO find apy
trace of his whereabouts.
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NEW TO-DAY,
STATEN ENT
Or THE
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
tn
NEW TO-DAY.
THURINGIA
INSURANCE COMPANY

OF ERFURr, GERMANY, on THE 3lST DAY
" of December, A. d 1896, and for tn ear ending
on that day, as made to the Insurance Commission
visions of sections $40 aud GIL of the Political
Cole, condensed as per blank furnished by the
Commissioner.
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OFF to Copper River

ALAMEDA, CAL. Sept. 20. - Harry
Goobey formerly of this city but W no has
been mining in Tuolumne County for
some time, has been arrested on com
plaint of his wife for failure to provide ior
his family
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BERKELEY, CAL, Sept. 20.-nr Paul
Magnes of Berlin, II famous crypi ogamic
botanist, visited the university to-day.
and with Professor Setchell inspected the
university grounds and the gard ems of the
botanical department.
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cash - f $3.50 1000 o
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. 4. J Murphy. OF Sultan. is guest
az the Diller.
Lester W. David OF Blaine. is In town
a guest OF the Butler.
]. A. Coleman and A, ". Hawkes., OF Ey-
erett. are at the Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Earston Smith. OF New
York. are al the Stevens
Deputy Collector of Customs I. r. Coon
OF Everett. is az the Butter.
4. r. Coleman. the attorney Of Port
Townsend. Is guest AT The stevens.
Thomas Johnson came in from Texada
r. c.. yesterday and Is al the Diiler
c. NJ johnson. a mining man from Blew
ett IL at The piller having ccme over yes
terday.
George Trenholm. OF Port Townsend, r
~ the Butler. having come 20 the city on
SATURDAY night.
X s. uarbanEh. OF Butte, Mont. Ia a,
the. Rainier-GTand on a visit 10 his father,
Dell Haroaugn.
Mrs Mex arraher Of kamioops. Il. -.
and AIRS. Jasoph GeneAe. Of kwsli. Il. e.
are al the Stevens.
Mr. john Livingstone, a brother Of the
famous explorer. Is visiting his socs. Mr.
Charles Livingstone. a8d family. al Fl
mont.
Charles r Thompson. formerly % this
city aho ia now special agen1 and sGJusfeT
for the German American Insurance Gem
pany al Portland. IS Al the Butler.
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The Jefferson was well filed with a
pleased audience last nisht at the first en-
tertainment given by Hewett & Marsh 8
Musical Comedy COMPANY. Jake" a one
act comedy opens the bill. Faro follows
In a grotesaue dance and contortlon act.
The feature OF the evening was the Hew-
etts In their musical speciaIties. Matte
An6erson's serpentine dance was fine and
Lady Xetta's mind reading was good as
we'll as amusing The vtsescope pictures
closed the show. The present company IL
inquest iona bly, the best that has appeared
in the house.
The following are the names OF children
who were awarded PRICES at the Jefferson
theater matinee Saturday afternoon: GIL
bert Sanwiggen. Flora Agnes Corgtss,
Frankie liam. Josie Lomhardini Bertha
Mather. Arthur Martha Another prize
ma tinee will be given az the Jefferson next
Saturday
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Managers Wagenhals and Kemper will
present Louis James at the Seattle the
alter for three nights and popular-pr!ced
matinee. beginning Wednesday evening.
The chief feature of Mr.. James engage
nent will be the presentation OF a new
romantic play, entitled "a Cavalier OF
France" which will occupy the first two
nights. The scene Is laid in France IN
the latter part of the sixteenth century.
those stirring times when Catharine de
Medici was prosecuting the Huguenots-
the same period which Stanley weyman
chose for 1.-The House Of the Wolf and
"A Gentleman OF France" In spite OF
similarity OF title. the Cavalier has no
likeness to the latter novel. although
several of the same historical personages
figure IN both works.
Friday evening Mr.. James will present
his last seasons success, ''Spartacus."
the gladiator There win be a popular
priced matinee on Friday. when Romeo
and Juliet will be the bill. The sale Of
seats opens this morning.
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"TENNEssee's PARpNER."

and tho like. 1t Is said to be filed with a
wholesome, refreshing sentiment and
plenty OF action. From the beginning of
the performance interest IN the fortunes
OF the characters depicted Is maintained
and does not cease until the curtain falls
on the final scene. The denouement is eff
fectiye, and by the company performing
the play. Is said to be well presented.
The company selected by Manager Ar
thur C. Aston Is large aud capable, while
It Is said that the scenery and properties
are all that could be expected.
The play itself is filed with human IN
terest, humor and pathos. The scenes
presented belong to the life OF the people
on the Pacific coast. The engagements is
FOR two nights.
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4 MysENEyTS.


Tonight the romantic rnelodrama Ten
nessee's Partner" presented by capable
company, viii be put on at the Seattle
NEARER. The central figure OF the play is
sweet young girl part that viii he
played by Miss Jane Corcoran. The n,av
Is not drama;tzation OF Bret Harte's IA
nous story. although II greatly resembles
X the atmosphere Of the play is that of
California. and its characters are those
found in life GA the frontier and In tho
mining camps Of the West Caleb Swan
IS TIE principal male character He il a
gambler. genteel In his ways. resourceruI
ana suggestive. in some respects. of the
John Oakhurst OF Bret Har.s. .sTsnnes
sees Pardner" is not a msloxirama i'm tina
sense OF heavy villains, frequent murders
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CHASTITY DISCOVERY.
hanieI DonaLue's body Found Float.
Ing In the Bay

in& In the hay.
The body OF Assistant Engineer Danisl
Donahue. OF the steamer Portland. was
round in the bay yesterday. Donahue fell
on or the coal bunkers on the night of
october 81. while In an intoxicated condI-
ton and the efforts TO find his body wera
unsuccessful AT that time
G. Kelly, while rowing about in a small
boat early yesterday morning discovered
the body In the water about 100 Yards west
or Moran's foundry He at once notified
the coroner, and the body was taken
charge of by that officer and placed In
Butterworth's undertaking establishment.
II is IN good state of preservation and
was identified by several persons who
knew bonahue in his lifetime.
Capt. William Kidson, Of the Portland,
Who Is now at Alameda Cal, was tele-
granhed 10 yesterday regarding the dispo-
stficn OF the body. He replied by wire
stating that Donahue was a member OF
the Engineers Union. Of Alameda. which
organization would send instructions at
once.
The dead mans relatives In San Fran
cisco and In the East were also Notified
by wire OF the finding OF the body. and
word Is expected from them. The body
has been embalmed
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IN THE LODGE ROOM.
I. o. o. r.


Mystic Lodge No. 81. conferred the Ini-
.iatory degree upon one candidate last
Monday evening and will confer the First
degree next Monday evening.
Lake Washington Lodge, Ne. s., con-
ferred the Third degree uroa two eands-
dates last Monday evening
Seattle Lodge. No. T. conferred the Sec
end degree upon one candidate last Tues
day evening and Will confer the Third de-
gree tomorrow evening. and next week
TUESDAY evening, will confer the Iul-
tiatnry degree upcn one candidate.
Olive Branch Lodge. No 4 conferred the
Second degree upon one candidate last
Wednesday evening ard VIII confer the
Third degree next Wednesday evening.
Gsrmania Lodge. No. iae conferred the
First degree las, Thursday evening and
will confer the Second degree upon one
candidate mex, Thursday evening.
Mystic Jewel Rshekah Lodge. Ne. 60
conferred the EeAeksh degree upon ere
candidate last Friday evening.
Unity Encsmpmeat No. :. met I'm regular
session last Saturday evening, Considera-
bic routine business was transacted The
new bylaws and constitution have fGst
been received from the printer The first
nomination az officers fer the ensuing
term was held and three applications for
membership were received and referred 70
the proper committee. Several more appli-
cations for membership will BE- received
before the close OF this term. Az tire next
regular meeting. November - the Pasri-
srchaI degree Will Dc conferred
The general relief committee has
changed It's nlgat % meeting 10 tie arxs
and third Fridays 81 each month.