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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-01-01
POLITICAL. SOCIAL. RELIGIOUS AND
EDUCATIONAL.

Jan. 1-President announced Venezuelan
boundary com mission as follows: d. J.
Brewer (Kan-), r. H. Alvey CNd-), a. d
White N. ", F. p Coudert On ", D. c.
Gilman (hId).
Jan 4President signs proclamation ad-
hitting Utah TO statehood; Heber NJ
Jan S-Secretary Carlisle announces
popular loan, government to sell 5000, 600
80 year 4 rer cent. bonds dated Feb /, 1ses3
Rufus ". Peclham takes oath OF Office
as associate Justice OF L s. supreme court
jan. 13-Gov. Asa Bushnell (O) inaugu-
Jan 1-Ex-Gov Foraker rep) elected
Jan IG-W H Hatch Gfo) elected in
Chicago president National Dairy union
Gov. F. NJ Drake Ga) inaugurated-
Jan. 21-GOvs. A. J. McLaurin (dem.,
Miss) and John W Grisgs (rep-, y. j. in
form leaEve at PoStc1-
Jan. ~ s. senator's elected as follows:
" B. Allison rep. Ia. + J. Cannon (rep.,
G. l. Wellington rep, Nd.
Jan. 2EH. D. Mercy (deu1-, AIiss) elected
L. s. senator r. H. Thomas (Pa.) elected
at St Augustine, Fla
Jan. 27-SUsan z Anthony reelected r-es-
ident National Woman Suffrage assooia-
ticn. a. Washington
Feb. PHI 10 prevent prize fights in Dis
triCt Of Columbia and territories signed by
president Ohio supreme court sustains
Feb. determination Of F. F. Uni as am
ba =sador 70 Germany confirmed.
Feb 2S-Senate adopted concurrent re-
olution favoring Cuban belligerency and
independence Lower branch Of Iowa leg
iSlature defeated woman suffrage bill.
Mar. S-Balhngton Booth opened head
quarters in New York for American Vol
unteer movement.
Mar. 17-Kentucky legislature adjourned
without electing L. s senator.
Mar. N-House adopted resolution of
censure of Ambassador Bayard for utter
ances delivered in addresses in England
Apr. 1-fiov. Lippitt Or II reelected
Apr. 6-HcuSe passed senate's Cuban res
olutfcnS
ADr. 1ePresidert appointed Gen Fitz-
Hugh Lee coPsul-Ceneral at Havana
Apr. H-Foster (dem.l elected governor OF
louisa na-
Apr. IN. 2 legislature passed greater
New York bin over veto Of mayors OF New
York and Brooklyn
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-01-01
NECROIOGY.

Jan 9-w r Marshall governor Mime
sofa. 1S69-7Zl at Pasadena. Cal =
Wright, at Des Moines, Ia.
Jan 27-U. s. Ambassador To Germany
Theodore Runyon, in Berlin; aged 73... Cen
Joseph Fl. Porter. in New York: eyed "a
Feb. 22-Ex-Gov and ex-Congressman
George D. Robinson, at Chicopee, Mass;
aged s. Edgar ". CBilD Nye, humorist.
near Nashville N. c.: AGED George
Davis, confederate attorney general, at
Wilmington, \. G. ased IS
Efb gL5Brig. &c Cen q George w Gle at
Mar. ECfov. and ex-ConPressman Fred
erick T. Greenhalge, at Lowell, Mass;
aged "a. Bishop P. r. Kenrick, at St
Har. f5EEx-Gov. John Ireland. at San
Antanio Tex: aged 60. .Ex-Gov- +.
Flanders Q-al at New Orleans s. ased9 ~
San Francisco: aged IS
Apr 12-Fx-Gov- T. N. Holt. at. Haw
Arr 1Lhrthur I. Boreman. war Fov-
error Of West Virginia. at Parkers5urs;
H AR 70 2Erx-cov. Mel. c. c. Finney
May 19-Kate Field. journalist. at Homo
7rav 22-Fx-U-. s. Senator ". 4 Wallace.
Of Parnsvl-a MA. at New York: aged So
N-av o9-TZx-Gov. Cen Lucius Fairchild.
at Madison. Wis. aged g
Nav 2--F~-Ciov A e. Mellette Is. D., at
Pltts6urE. 1T EeT- sF2 ssT IS Dr. H C V
Miller. at Atlanta: aged 50.
Jrre 2-Tv-Senatcr JUDGE n. P. Stearrs
CT Duluth, MINI. at San Diego. Cal; aged
June EEx-Gov. and ex-Congressnen
Josiah Y. T-E0la, at Flint, MiCh aged y
Jure 12-Ex-Gov. and ex-senator Al ~
r7Hci,= Felch. a Ann Arbor Mich: aged On.
Jrre 2L-Ev-U. s. Senator Lyman Trun-
byll. ct ChiCa~1. aCed 81
Tulv Harriet Peecher Stowe. author
Uncle Toms Cabin" at Hartford, Conn;
Jriy '1e-Fv-Gov. W. F. Russell CIass).
at St. Adelaide, Pabcs, Quebec; aged 8s:
JIiy 23-Ex-Se1ator Gen. George ".
Jcres, % Dubuque, Ia:
Aug. 5Ex-Gov. G. T. Anthony. at To-
Aug. e-Fx-Senator a. j. Edgerton
Crir7O At Sioux Falls, s. ID.
Aug. 1T-Miss Abigail II. Dodge-"Gan
Hamilton''-author. at Hamilton. Mass;
sept. -Ex-senator H B. Payne. at
Cleveland. o: aged IS.
C8Tont) ]. NJ. Ashley. at Toledo. o.; aged u.
Oct. 10-Ex-Gov. Levi Fuller, at Brattle-
boro. Vt: aged IS.
Oct. 1+Ex-Senator T. W. Ferry, at
Grand Haven. Mich: aged 81.
Oct. 19Chief Justice W. y. Richardson.
L. S. supreme court Of claims at Washing
Oct. 2sIEx-speaker c. F. Crisp. at At
lanta, Ca: AGED 81
Nov 9-Ex-Chief Justice ". E. Miller.
at Des Moines. Ia: aged 73
Nov. -Congressman-elect R. P. Giles,
at Shelbina, Mo.
Nov 22-G. W. Ferris (builder Ferris
wheel at Pittsburgh. Pa; aged g.
Nov 30-Ex-SenatOr John Scott. at Phila-
deIphia: aged "a.
Dec. 3-Mrs s. F. Mink. president
Woman's Auxiliary G. A. R., at Water
town. n. Y; aged 50.
lows. at New York: aged g.
Dec. Sex Congressman 3. H. Williams,
Buffalo. y. Y: aged C6.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-01-01
IYNCHTNGG

SOME OF THE MORE ATROCIOUS
SAMPLES OF MOB LAW.
Jan. Shear Lexington, Tenn. Frank
Simpson and Harrison Fuller (negroes);
assault
Jan; linear New Orleans. Patrick Nor;
with keeping disorderly house.
Jan. linear Fort Holmes. o. T, 4 out
laws by vigilance committee.
(negro): shot men fatally while drunk.
FEB. 10-Joseph Leeds (colored), at Sed-
den, Ala; attempted assault.
Feb. 1AGrant Atterbury. at Sullivan. H.:
charged with assaulting sister-in-law.
Feb. 2S-Foster Crawford and The Kid"
At Wichita. Tex, murder and attempted
Feb. 2NPaul and Gilbert Frances, at
Convent. La; attemnted robbery.
Apr. 2-RObert Chambers (Tegro), at
Cranberry. n. c.; robbery and incendiar-
ism.
Apr. civilian and Victor Hills. at
MC1finville, Tenn. murder.
May 10-Redden Williams, near Mintau,
Ala: raped his daughter.
May 11-Negro implicated in cutting Of
City Marshal Walker, at Fulton. NY.
June 1-Jesse Slayton and William Miles
(c1icred), at Columbus, Ga; assault.
June lG-Louis Whitehead, George L
Johnson and jim Reddick, at Bryan, Tex,
assault.
June 27-Joseph Cooking. charged with
murder of wife and sister-in-law. at Port
july a-Godfrey Gould (coloreD. at Clar-
endon. Ark; attempted assault on white
woman.
Aug. 1.-Two negroes who attempted to
assassinate Col C d. Hunter, near Selma,
Ala.
Aug. SLorenzo Saladino, Pecino Sor-
cora and Angelo Iarruso, at Hahnville.
La: murder.
Aug. 19-Frank Biles Chalf-breed INDIAN.
at Austin. Wash: assault.
Sept. 6-DOrman Nusgrove and G. A.
Ciagnars. at Glencoe. MINI: murder of
Sheriff Joseph Rogers.
Sept 1S-Lum Warren (negro), in Terral
county, Ga; ASSAULT. s. Morris
tncrro) at Watonga, o. T.; murder.
Sept t9-Walter Brown (negro). at Stay
den's Crossing. Miss: murderous assault
on Mrs. Sladen, postmistress, aged %
Oct. 1@Henry Miller (negro), in Spalding
county. Ga: assaulted young white lady.
Nov. 1+Charles Allen (negro), at Ken
zie, Tenn; criminal assault
Nov. 17-Negro named Collier. near Co
lumbus, Miss: attempted assault
Nov. 2+Aan named Mitchell. near lions
vile, n. c.
Dec. 6-Jesse Winner and James Nelson,
at Lexington, Mo; murder.
Dec. Jim Davis, near Pine Bluff, Ark
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-01-01
SPORTING.

Jan. 11-At New York frankie Nelson
won ladies' International 6-days' bicycle
race. riding as m.
skated m. in 5:54, and z. c. Andrews made
running jump on skates of #. in
Feb. S-From Galesburg to Mendoza. ~,
Feb. 11-Joseph Donoghue. Of Newburg,
N Y, reduced inside mile skating record
Feb. Sat Washington. Joe Donoghus
skated m. in 14;45.
Feb. E-Robert Fitzsimmons won worlds
heavyweight championship from Peter
Maher at Coahuila, Mexico.
Mar 21-At Nashville, Tenn, Al Ewing
and Archie Clark lowered tandem bicycle
Apr. 81. W. showalter CNew York; won
Z. 8. chess championship. defeating Emil
June Sat Denver. G. Card lowered BIZ
cycle amateur paced mile TO AS.
June Is - Harvard Cornell Columbia
race on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie. y.
Y, won by Cornell. making the record 1913
July A. E. Smith rode bicycle from Chi
cago to New York in 142 hrs, Is min.
July tom Linton CWalesJ rode bicycle
at Catf1rd 81 m. 5 yds. in hr.
July H-At Toronto. Ont. Tom Cooper
defeated DEF. walter Sanger in 2 heats: time.
July 2s-w. H Chadwick OetroiD COM
pleted bicycle ride Of 5000 m in IS mo-,
July 29-HoIman friction-geared Iocomo-
tive on South Jersey railroad tracks made
Aug. fEAmerican liner St. Paul made
trip from Southampton to Sandy Hook IN
Aug Sat Newport. r. I, P D. wrenn
(Chicago) won American tennis champion
Sept TAT Milwaukee. worlds swimming
record for 100 yds.. lowered to 90 by G. W
Whittaker.-..At London. single scuH race
for worlds championship won by Jacob
PAGES competitive heats-2.021z. 29s5A
Sept. 21-At Cammack, L. L. Marietta
and Miss Ida lowered team record TO
2-yr old record 10 2:1Hz.
Sept. PAT Portland. Me-. John P Cen
try paced mile in 2;e1iz.
Sept 2-LOuis Gimm pittsburgh made
ass n, ST yds. in p hrs.
Oct. AT Chicago. J. 8. johnson lowered
Oct. Sat Chicago. ]. 5. Johnson lowered
2-rnile bicycle record 70 3:2s So. -Balti--
more club won Temple cup. National
league baseball series. at Cleveland.
Oct fat Chicago. J. Michael lowered
worlds Smile bicycle record TO 9:17 Is
Oct 1s-At Lexington. KY. Miss Rita and
Josie 3. lowered worlds team pacing rec
Oct 81 E. Smith CChicago) made road
record Of ~ m in = hrs.
Oct. Z-At Nashville. Tenn, J. Michael
rode bicycle 10 N. in 2 . 2-5.
Oct 81 II. George CBrockDort. N. VI
lowered century bicycle record 70 4 hrs
. min
Nov. SAT Denver. Stanley Barrows rode
bicycle unpaced mile in IS
Nov. Pat New Orleans. ]. Michael
lowered every bicycle record from m up,
making 10 m. in 1873 1-5
Nov. Sat Memphis. Tenn. John Law
son rode 80 m unpaced in 2:10G3.
Nov. 19-At Memphis. Tenn. Frank Wal
Ter rode bicycle 100 m in 2:52:l4
Nov PAT New York, American foot
ball championship won by Princeton col
lege team. defeating Yale 9 to Sat
Memphis. Tenn. ]. Michael rode . m, 80
y6s. in hr.
Dec. AT San Francisco. Tom Sharkey
won championship prize fight from Fftz-
simmons on . foul.
Dec Sat Denver A Gardner (Chieagof
rode Il m IN :2s Is nd L IT. in min.
Dec HCunard steamer Seryia made trip
from Europe to Boston in das-. "A hrs.
min.
Dec 1a-Haie won s-day bicycle race IN
New York. making 1910 miles
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-01-01
CHRONOLOGICAL.
Brief Notes Of the More Important
Happenings of 1895.
The YEAR At HONE AND ABROAD.

Financial and Industrial Interests-Nota-
bic Disasters OF Various Kinds-Crimes
and Lynchings-Ths Political Arena
SpOrtsman's Column.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-01-01
CASUALTIES.

RECORDING CATASTROPEIEs N
LOST
Jan. AT Columbus, O.. 6 IN fire----At St
Louis s in explosion
way collision
Jan I4.-At Highland Light. 9 by sinking
of schooner from Bosto1-
Ian. linear Williams, s c. by cavtos
IN Of underground camp.
ian. son Long Island. 10 by laundering
of steamer conveying party Of Cuban NIL
Jan Sat HoIlidaysburg. Pa. s by boiler
explosion-
T7eh e-Near Rrts-ol. Conn. II by collans-
snr Of bridgeAt 5iorristoTn. N j. = By
Breaking OF a dam
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-01-01

Nov. 2S-Near Marion, O., Henry Powers
killed wife and self.
Dec. T-Near Argos. Ind, George Deacon
killed wife and self.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-05
srEciAG NOTICES.

6R NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
s~S the Maria Kip Orphanage of 63S Folsom
ST. san Francisco, CAL, has received tie following
orphan. half-orphan and abandoned girls from Uc-
tober l to December 81. 1895: Henrietta Ham
mer, aged yenr and months: Violet Herring,
aged year and months; Louise W X. Howard
a sed ~ years; nazal l.. Langhorne. aged year
and oIths; Almina Frengef, aged IL years:
Olga Frenger ag d years Alfredo Fren er, ae ed
years: Lena [. Caussen. aged Syears: Catherine
Coughiin. aged 13 years; ! NINA NJ. Anderson,
aged years: Florence Cramer aged IL years:
Dulce F. Murray, aged u years; ssie Lyncu,
aged years; In aeia RenteIia, aged years; Flora
l.. Mcdonald, aged years
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-05
SAN FRANCISCO "CALL."

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL
40 Market street, open until u o'clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until $3.50 O'Clock
S39 Hayes street. open until $50 O'clock
rs Larkin street, open until $50 o clock
EW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets open
until o'clock.
25lS Mission street, open until 9 o'clock
116 Ninth street omen until 30 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-05

o. ANNUAL MELTING NUTICE IS
o~S hereby given that the eighth annual meet
ing of he stockholders of the San Francisco ard
Oakland Mutual Loan Association will be held at
the office of the corporation, No. SIS Montgomery
ST.. corner Commercial, on WEDNESDAY, Janu-
airy =, 1897, at clock NJ, for The purl ose of
cleo Ing directors for the ensuing year presenta-
tiou of the eghtn annual rel ort and the transac-
ton Of such other business as may come before the
meeting.
Books are now open for subscription to 1000
shares of STOCK Of the lth series. Loans made
in San Francisco and Alameda counties only. In
terest 6 per cent per annum. free of mortgage
taxes; premium 20 per ent gross. or so cents per
share, ins ailments at pleasure OF borrower. which
amounts TO $12 50 par month for each $1,000 n I
cash rec eived ~ the borrower, this sum paving
both principal and interest. Loans may be repaid
at any time desired. Ey order of the Board OF
Directors. THOs. J. WELSH President
a. SBARRoRo Seer .tary.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-05

II D Foy, n Y
Mrs Ford, Oakland
r Montgomery, Sacto
II w Cartwright e. W, Fres
Miss LawJon, Fresno
& a Phillips. PIT Arena
j DelaceS, Arbuckle
Mrs J a Baddied, Plcrvl
w q Jones, Ala
II Jones, Sacto
I { Cox. stockton
] NJ { arthe, Vallejo
] McClay, San A ndreas
j r StovelI, Tenn
) Wood, Santa Rosa
+ Som ers & W, PIT costa
MrsJ T Harring on, ,Colus
A A McRea, santa Cruz
A B Jones, Mont
w w 1Iaskins, New City
G W Scnleiffer, Sacto
w Crab, ISleton
p Ivancovich, Hanford
LICK +
J J Smith, Stockton
+ ] STANDARD, Berkeley
G H Jordan, Pasadena
4 > Minot, Randsburg
w II Hatton. Modesto
G Raboteau & f, n Y
u y CarutneIs, Sta Ros
G. Began & ". san Raj
G NJ COBB & {, Salina,
j Markley. Geyserville
j II Hampton IL w, Pa
G + Churcn, Fresno
a T Biles, Portland
II i BusnnelI. Ch cago
Phi. Gibson, Mont
w Fou ke, GaZelle
DR. + p Clark, Stockton
f A I ee. MADEIRA
ID Brown Jr, Fetaluma
G Donohoe Il W. Willows
NJ d Bannisier, Cal
GRAND
Fl Casey, Sacram ento
e LowitZ, Chicago
V NJ Rutnman, Pittsburg
Miss Andtr, or, Oakland
5 Pratt, Walnut Creek
f Connolly, Cal
g ! arrier. -Jerce1
T A Hart, San Jose
G NJ Adams, st Louis
a II Hart, n y
A Hurlbut, Lincoln
] 4 Mcintyre, Sacto
Frank Trissmous, Cal
A j PiIlsburv, I ulare
Miss Mary King, y Y
K w EaStin, Modesto
V A NJ Gully, U S n
K Il INV aits&w, ,Sn Jose
w n Furlong, Gilroy
w II Br' WI, san Jose
p Eichelbroth, Stockton
G II W co = IL W, Angels
G Connolly, ~uisun
j A Fenger, San Jose
COSMOPOLI1
r s Butler, Oakland
] Martin, Merced
) PrewItt & ", Los Ang
J w Hoffman, Merced
L l. Chr stIe, Vancou yer
G Ciough & i'm, Chico
Il Wellington, New City
P B Gala her, Los Ang
] Monte IUh, Butte
j T Gaines, LivinSs on
a BeDiamln, Lou sville
y Braithwaite. Seattle
o Felix, Bakersfie d
L cooper & I'm, Ariz
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-05
DINiDEND NOTICES


EDTS DIVIDEND NOTICE-SAVINGS AND
l7~S Loan Society, l0l Montgomery ST., cor sut-
ter For the half year ending December 81. 1895,
a dividend has been declared at the rate OF four
and tw wo-tenths "a 2-lO) per cent per annum on
erm deposits and three and one-half (31o per
cent per annum on ord nary deposits free of taxes
payable on and after Saturday. January 2 1897
Dividends not called for added TO and bear the
same rate OF dividend the principal from and
after January /. 1897.
ClbUs w. CARMANY. Cashier
RTR CFFICE OF THE HIBhRNIA saw
S~S ings and Loan Society, corner Market Nc
Allister and Jones Sis, san Francisco Dec 80
lSS6-At regular meeting OF the Board Of Direc-
tors of this society, held this day. dividend has
been declared at he rate Of four az per cent per
annum on all deposits for the six months ending
December 81 1895, free from all taxes and paw
bic and after January 2, 1897.
X, BERT j. TOBIN, Secretary.
r. HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN So
Is~S ciety, Is Geary st.-The directors have de-
clared the fono8ln semi-annual dividends 4. 20
per cent per annum on term and 3 6U per cent per
annum on ordinary deposits, payable ON and after
January z. l697 ERNEST BRAND SEC.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-05

CITUATlON WANTED BY MOTHER AND
~ daughter as cook and waitress: hotel or private
family; woulI accept situation alone. II. b., 5U7
h ightn ST., akand.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-05

CAPABLE WOMAN WISHES HUUS WORK;
" is good COOK; washing and ironing. 221 Minna
fNIRL WISHES TO HELP WITH GENERA l.
VI housework and cooking: lately from Ireland |;
wages $12. Call at 62012 Minna st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-05

A., n AirEiINu OF The MEM
~ beis of the bishop Armtace Church Or
phanage will be held at the Office of the secI etary
5s0 California street, room 3S, on January IL,
1897, at u NJ, for the purpose o: revising or
amending the by-iaws OF said corporation, or
adopting new bylaws; also for the transaction OF
such other business may come before the meet
in l. WADHAM Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-05
RUSS HOUSE.

A rahl, Montreal
] Egan, Sacto
% II L Moody. Truckee
Fres p Wark, resno
} CIV Hutchinson, L Angl
na JT Preen. Arbuckle
G E Quag y, LOS Angeles
crvl A X Cross, Visaiia
] w stone. BurliDgame
JT Brewer & W. Sacto
] c Ciayborn, Redding
$ Bro wn. Vallejo
cas- l. L Smith. Tenn
G w Howell, Hanford
j NJ Wood. Sacto
)sta : + Woodson, Portland
iolus f Allen, Monterey
;ruZ p Il Neal, Sissons
V Staadecker. y Y
City a Patton, New City
} ] D Wad dsworth, ST Rosa
S Jones, Oshkosh
,rd j Gilbert, Hanford
TX HOUSE.
Mrs Newton, Los Ang
ley q Newman. Ell Paso
IA d Cuttin, Eureka
rg IL Corey. Fresno
TO N BeYoe, Modesto
a 7 Lightner. bakersfid
2os + s Bell, Napa a
af MI Mullery, Maribosa
/, Miss n Whitehurst. Cal
lie Sam Lask, Santa Cruz
Pa r st j Fox. Red Lodge
JIM Levee, Vallejo
Alex Cohn, Cal
90 G NJ Martin, W & s. Volta
In Foulke, Gazelle
W M CIR fin, Merced
ton ] NJ nderSon. stockton
JE Rygers, silver Gate
IA Ed 5 Bell. Napa
ows 4 Snowgrass d W, Cal
ND HOTEL.
o e S;emin Jr, Cal
JP Malloy, Chicago
,urg w K i,eed, Auburn
Iand @ X TaiSburg, Napa
* J NJ Strieaing, Snta Rosa
G G Grav S, Cal
G Wendell. ny
NJ SIS Holmes Snta Paula
s G Wentworth 6w, Portld
NJ Dyer d W, Honduras
J & Mccarthy, l. Angeles
Miss X Irissmous, Cal
i John Pollard, Ferudale
J Miss + A Coiey. n Y
r II Ingnam. England
} c de Brownell, U ) n
w w White. Stockton
lose Mrs C X Hoppin, Yolo
S McAnear, Sacramnto
;e B BorAch, YoIo
ton II l. West, Stockton
els J Huek, Suisun
Miss NJ Connolly, Suisun
OLITAN HOTEL.
] Gust. Merced
] Murphy, Vallejo
.ng Z Muller, Cak. and
d J Sulemade, Merced
Iver F Chr site, Gualals, B c
o A JaneIGlen, New City
ity ] w Howard, Oakland
ing p Couran, Md, Dublin
K K Butler, Butte
On $ Nichols & W, Fresno
lie u Davis, \ Y
e L Browning, Port and
S lie Grange, Eureka
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-05
SPECIAL NorICEs-Continued.

r. BORROWERS ACCoMMoDATED AT
G>S short notice; money to loan on lots north
of the park, in the Richmond district: easy pay.
ments. APPLY to w. J.GUNN, 4l0 Montgomery
- INDIA OPIUM CURE FOR $25: PER-
Gb~S fectly harm iess; ladies treated at home b.
d. KIMMIS, 916 Market St.. Colum ban Building.
R~s BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR 81:
&>S collections made, city or country. Pacific
collection Co.. AIS -dontGv ST.. room b. Tel. b5So
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-05

M AITRESS, s5 A WEEK, CALL EARLY;
w waitress country ho;eI, $2o and room; wait
resses. same house $50 and room each: waitress,
small place, So so week; wait ess, country, $25.
ambermad, $12; chambermaid and wait some,
$40 AM m: waitress choice pace, $l5 and
room: chambermaid, S15 and rom; lunch wait
re S; cook, restaurant, ST week; mattresses,
city, $40 ana room; cook, Jewish style, $35.
MARTINS. 74Q Market 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The mail-carriers in Northern Maine
have put on their skates.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-05

R% A. o. H., DIVISION r<x.SSEAs
H~S No. 2-Ihe regular (RXA[\ A(AixES(
mon;hly mee ing of this d. ~faI1 \\Af#yIC
vision will be held in Hibrrnia r. tsSh& 4g Y "
Hall WEDNESDAY EVEN kIIRAET Il ~
ING, January g. at 7:G0 sharp. " EssSEFS
Candidates seeking admission will please be
prompt in attendance. Sojourning brothers are
cord ally invited. BARTLY LEE, President
JOHN KENNY, Rec. Sec.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-04-21
SnuruLNGroN NOrEN.

Southington, April 20.-Miss Addie
Wedge has gone to Waterbury to at
tend the funeral of Miss Lucy Shop
ard.
Mrs. Bridget Rourke, aged about sew
enty, died last night after a three
days illness at the home Of her dauSh-
ter, Mrs. John Heating. Mrs. Rourltcs
home was in New Hartford but the old
lady was visiting with her daughter
here for several weeks. The interment
will probably take place in New Hart
ford.
Thomas Egan, former Plantsville
boy, is visiting in town. For several
years past with the Metropolitan Insur-
ance company, he has taken a change,
engaging with the American Wringer
company.
Those interested in the formation of a
local chapter Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution will hold another
meeting with Mrs. J. B. Bradley the
first Monday afternoon in May.
Mrs, James Degnan has been called
to Unionville by the death of her broth
er, Thomas Lambert, which occurred in
that town Sunday night
Mrs. e. F. Wood left this morning for
Walden, N. Y, to attend the funeral
of her mother, Mrs. Joseph Taylor The
deceased was seventy-three years of
age, and was well known in this town,
where she resided some years ago.
The chart for the advance sale of
seats for the T. A. B. entertainment
opened at the usual place last evening,
The entertainment and dance will be
given in the town hall on Friday even
ing.
The work OF Hamlin, who is south
with the Yale university team, is such
as t. delight his many friends here who
are closely watching the papers for re-
ports of Yale games.
Word was received here this morning
of the death of Mrs. Mary Bradshaw at
Walden, N. Y. The deceased was the
mother of Mrs. Edison f. Wood and
Mrs. George Feutch.
The condition of Rev. T. C. Hanna
appears slightly improved, mentally as
well as physically.
G. f. Hawlin, Selectman A. M. Lewis
and several other prominent citizens of
the Gown went to Meriden tonight to
meet the board of trade of that city
with a view of organizing a company to
hui.d the proposed Meriden and Com
| pounce tramWay line.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-04-21

High water to-day at 1:1 p IN.
Buy a farm. r. E. Baldwin.
Rents free to May 1. Call at office of
i. Malley and get list.
Miss Laura S. Woodruff, who resided
at 494 Elm street, died of consumption
at Grace hospital yesterday. She was
much esteemed by her many friends.
The funeral services will be held at
Christ church this afternoon.
The official lawn tennis guide for
1897, published by Wright & Ditson,
and edited by Joseph Whittelsey of this
city, is out and will be found full of
interesting records and matters gener-
ally pertaining to the game. Besides
instructions for the laying out Of courts
and the rules of play it contains a
complete record of the important cham
pionship tournaments played in '96. 1t
is of value as book of reference and
handy as an instructor to the novice.