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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-01-16
THE CLARKE COURIER.

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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-01-16

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are dainty
little pills, but they never fail to cleanse
the liver, remove distractions and invig-
crate the system. j. G. Avis.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Ernes, G. schaubei. %. % Harper street.
and Eliza Z. Fullerton, 2S. Clay Center, Kans.
Harry johnson. 81, sos Harrison street. and
Katherine b. Scanlon. 81. 355 Fourth street.
j. Frank Jacks 20. Stockton. and Gertrude
Brown ~. Stockton.
Tony Mazziotte, 2S 2e Ninth street. and Cora
b. Mailett, 90, q Ninth street.
Edward X. Howe Jr., 26. Burlingame. and
Lydia V. Wing. 49, 3<7 Waller street
Wilhelm Krenln,. IS. sI4 Devisadero street.
and Elisa beth Rebhahn So. 322 Devisadero st.
Adolf Schtewe. A. 1921 Natoma street. and
Anna Schiewe, 49, l406 Sanchez street
Patrick J. McGrath. eS 500 Kearny street,
and Anna NJ. Burke. 25. III Howard street.
Harry Hartmann. 2i. i1ol Humboldt street.
and Birdie z Al. Sharp Is. sl2,a Minna street
Milton u. Price. 81, Piaeervie. and Eliza A.
Hanks, 80. $40 Folsom street.
Du Ray Smith. 46. Oakland. and Nela G.
Little. 2o Oakland.
Edmund Matteson. sc. s9s McAiiister street.
and Mary A. Elk 3S. 250s Fillmore street.
Albert G. johnson. IS. s6! Howard street.
and Jessie Il. Leighton. Is, Fresno.
Henry Delagnes. IS. 1920 Railroad avenue
and Sidonie Sahut. is. 1920 Railroad avenue.
TranQuiliino Seryenti. 49, 500 Seventh street.
and Angela Rebori, IS 500 Seventh street.
Frank B. Corson, 80. Z Hyde street. and Jen-
ME A. cloutman. 3S. Peabody. Mass.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
MARRIED.

BERrwELL-MccARTHY this city. octo-
Der t6. iSOi. by the Rev. Father Connolly
Frank NJ. BertweIl and Elizabeth q. Me-
Cartby.
ACE-BRADSHAw-In this city October
Il. 1901. by the ReY. DIR. r.. Nelander. pastor
NJ. Black and Lillian Ella Bradshaw. 10th
OF San Francisco.
cOLE-SToNE-In this city. October i6. 1901.
at ST. Paul3 Church. by the Rev W. Max
we'll Reilly. rector Nathaniel L. Cole Jr.
and NaybeiIc Stone.
S-FITZPATRICK-In this city October
-. 1901. by the Rev. Father Collins VIII
liam Fauss and Cecilia J. Fitzpatrick. both
OF San Francisco.
1901, by the Rev. George W. Beatty. True l.
Husted OF Pleasanton. CAL and Eva Blais-
dell Parker Of Santa Barbara, Cal
JONES-NEwSOS-in this city. October le.
1901, by the Rev. George w. Beatty, Vivian
Jones and Ruby Newson. both OF Oakland.
Cal
McMULLEN-BRUcE- this city. October J.
1901. at 81. Paufs Church. by the Rev. W.
Maxwell Reilly. rector. Joseph Irving Nc
Mullen and Frances Bruce.
MACKLE-H -HOFFMAN-In this city October
Naukei Of MADEIRA. Cal. and Minnie HoH-
Of San Fraucisco
RICKERT-CLAASSEN- Oakland October
49, 1901. By the Rev. j. II. Thesis. Frank
Rlckert and Aa;hide NJ l.. claassen.
wALPOLE-CHAPIN-In this city, October ~
1901, by the Rev. George w. Beatty. Robert
B. walpole Of Point Bonita and Ina May
Chaplin of San francisco.
wHtTE-cARRoN-In this city. October 49,
g white and Mary c. carron. both OF San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
BORN.

BINZ-In this city, October 7. 1901. 10 the
wife ~ William BinZ. a daughter.
CONNELLY-ln this city, october l.. 1901, to
the wife OF Francis NJ. Connolly. a son.
CROSIS-In this city, September 30. 1901, 10
the wife OF James J. Cronin. q son.
HAcKETT-m this city. October Is. 1901. to
the wife OF A, Hackett, n daughter.
HALL-ln this city. October 7. 1901. to the
wife or William G. Hall. son.
HoEFER-In this city. October u. 1901, to the
wife ot Joseph Hoefer. n son.
JAcobY-tn this city, October ", 1901, TO the
wife OF J. II. Jocoby. u daughter
LESAHAS-In this city. October :, 1901. TO
the wife OF John A. Lenshan, a son.
LOGAN-in this city, October II. 1901. 10 the
wife OF q. T. Logan, q daughter.
MADDEN-fn this city, October ., 1901, to the
wife OF Henry A. Madden. n son.
MAlMAN-in this city. October ~. 1901. TO the
wife Of James B. Mayman. n daughter.
MERRlLL-Sear Agnew, Cal, October 7, 1901.
10 the wife of +. NJ. Merrill. a daughter
MAifLER-In this city. October 13. 1901 to the
wife OF John II. Mahler. a son.
MOFFAT-In this city. October 8, 1901, to the
wife of James Moffat a daughter.
MURPHi-in this city. October 2. 1901, TO the
wife OF Edward Murphy. a son.
PRESSELi<-In this city, October II, 1901. 20
the wife Of jesse Presnell. a son.
SMfRclCH-In this city. October g. 1901, to
the wife OF A. J. Smrcich. son.
SERLINDEN-1n coma, October g. 1901 To
the wife OF A. l.. verlinden son.
WAGNER-In this city. october Il. 1901, 20 tho
wife of =. II. Wagner. Il son
WHEARTY-in this city. October o. 1901 to
the wife OF James IL. whearty, n daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Foresters Of America.

Grand Senior Woodward II. A. Gabriel
of the Foresters of America on the 14th
inst paid an official visit to that energetic
and up-to-date court, Sutro Heights. He
was accompanied by a number OF pronl-
nent members of the order, who, after the
visiting official had delivered his address.
added to the interest of the evening by
speaking to the membership present Tor
the good of the order. Among the speak
ers were Chief Ranger Murray, George
Dahlbender and Syl Shaben. "A pleasing
feature of the evening was the announce
ment that the court now has bank &C
count of $1,000. ]. Horowitz was awarded
q fine gold medal for having within
stated time brought In the greatest NUM-
Der of candidates. The medal was the
gift of Court Physician Greuning.
The same night the grand senior wood
ward also visited Court Yerba Buena, and
on the following night he was with Court
a. Coleman will be rendered reception
by Court General Lawton on the night Of
the 22d inst.
give an anniversary ball in Washington
Square Hail in the near future.
Grand Chief Ranger Heenan. Grand
Sub-chief Ranger Wolfe, Grand Secretary
Cordy and Jacob Label Of the Americas
visit santa Cruz. where they will assist
in the dedication of new hall recently
completed for Court Paiaro Valley Rose
There will be in attendance Foresters
from the courts In San Jose, Santa Clara.
Monterey and Santa Cruz. There will be
a street parade, and after the exercises
a banquet.
Dr. w. A. Burnham is laying the foun-
dation for a new court In this city.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
San Francisco Elks.

San Francisco Lodge OF the Benevolent
and Protective Order Of Elks will give It's
ladies' night in its hall on the night Of
the LIST of November The following night
a large delegation of the lodge will pay a
fraternal visit to Vallejo Lodge. On the
occasion of the recent visit Of San Fran
cisco Lodge to Oakland Lodge about 100
Of the San Francisco contingent were de-
lightfully entertained by the Oaklanders.
The visitors presented to the host lodge
a beautiful station block and goId-mount-
ed gayel. All the visitors escaped from
the lodgeroom In time to catch the last
boat except Grand Exalted Ruler Durne
who had been made wise that there would
be a tug at the foot of Broadway at ] a
m. to take over any Eiks who had missed
the boat. but through some error the tug
did not reach the wharf until in the
morning. and the exalted ruler had to
wait and then return by his lonely.
After the adjournment of the Grand
Lodge at Salt Lake City next August
the entire membership of the Baltimore,
Nd. Lodge will pay San Francisco fra
ternal visit.
Past Grand Exalted Ruler Detweiler
will visit this city in the latter part Of
November
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
The Druids.

The committee I'm charge Of the arrange
ments for the grand initiation to he held
in this city on the 18th Of November has
decided that the large class to be given
the first degree shall receive the same in
odd Fellows Hall during the afternoon
OF that day; that the work shall be per-
formed by teams working In the English,
Italian. German and French languages.
each team taking az many candidates as
there shall be who speak the LANGUAGE in
which the charges are to be delivered.
There will be appropriate music by dou-
BILE quartet and every measure has been
taken to prevent intrusion by those not
Noble Grard Arch Godeau has entered
upon the official visitation Of the local
groves. commencing last Tuesday with
james +. Martinoni. p. n. q. a: 4. Nj.
Armstrong. G.. T., and Past Arches ]. NJ.
Palmer. D, Bammann and J. l.. Gomez,
also many members of the local groves.
The officers initiated two strangers in a
very satisfactory manner and received
ten petitions: also promised twenty for
the visiting officers. DR.. McElroy, N. c..
and Charles Wachter. treasurer of Nc
kinley Grove, the grove closed. and then
dresses by DR.. c. A. Glover and Steven
Glover of Manzanita Grove.
On Thursday night the noble grand arch
groves. and after the meeting there was
an adjournment to Meyers Cafe, where
| there was served an unusually fine sup.
per. There were responses to toasts by
the noble arch, Past Grand Noble Arch
Martinoni. Grand Trustee Armstrong,
Herbert Armstrong. r. d. Barton, G. +.
Burnham ard many others.
| Grand Secretary Graves Is recovering
! from an attack of la grippe. which con-
fined him to his home for more than
| week.
At the last held meeting of Hartnagle
Chapter two eligibles were admitted to
! the sublime degree of the chapter. An
monthly meetings instead of monthly
| meetings was presented. The following
named officers elected for the ensuing
term will be installed at the November
! meeting: James F. Mnrtinoni. c. D.: l..
W1,s rn,sironr G. b !ohn HarEv M1tMsan; Msnke r. F.:
| Pellegrlni. G.. Jacob Wesner, s.
Mckinley Grove. the local baby, at its
meeting last Thursday night initiated two
\ strangers ard conferred the second and
third degree on fifteen eligibles. The week
before II initiated six strangers.
| Calico Grove at It's last held meeting
| elected one stranger and will elect two
| them Tor the grand initiation in Novem-
ber. Golden Star Grove at special meet
| ing last Sunday conferred the second and
third degree on a largo class OF oandi-
i dates.
| a very pleasant AFFAIR that was greatly
| enjoyed by the many who participated.
Olympia understands the art Of social en-
Past Arch. L. A. wolff visited the grove
In Vallejo last week, where he initiated
1 fourteen strangers and conferred the Sec
ond and third degree on large class.
On the night Of the 80 inst. Noble Grand
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Native DAUGHTERS.

The, entertainment that is to. be given
by that well known parlor, Alta No. 8,
which has for Its motto sociability. SIN
cerity. constancy, harmony, peace and
concord. has resolved itself into a thea
ter party instead of a programme ard
dance, as was previously stated.
Mauna Loa Is the name Of new parlor
that has been instituted within the past
few days by Clara Smith of Etna Mills,
D. d. q. p. at Fort Jones. This parlor
has thirty-one charter members.
San Lusita Parlor Of San Luis Obispo
has adopted touching resolutions in men,
ory of the late President and ordered its
altar flag draped In mourning for a period
OF thirty days, and that during that period
the meetings be In keeping with the days
Of mourning.
The following named were visitors at
week; Grand President Mrs. Geneyieve
Baker, Josephine Coddington of Orinda
Parlor, Mary Kane of Oakland. Jessie
Creighton Of Darina Parlor, Past Grand
President Lena Hike Mills and Emma
Mills of Stockton. Past Grand President
Mrs. Ema Gett and Hanna Bailey of
Darina Parlor, MiIlie Tietjen, Golden
State Parlor: Grand Vice President Miss
T.. D. Keith, Anna Beckmeann. La YES
pero Parlor; Mrs. r. D. Jones, Mrs. NJ.
Howard and Mrs. e. Toman, Suffer-
Creek: Mrs: Ida Haines. Mrs. Joe Har-
rington. Mrs: Allan Rodderick and
La vespera Parior of the South San
Francisco district had very enjoyable
lady jinks recently and is making ar
rangements for grand ball, TO be given
In South San Francisco Masonic Hall in
the near future.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Women of Woodcraft.

grand social event to be given on the
night of the 18th of November by the
three local circles OF the Women Of Wood
Gate 1t is expected that this win do
much to cement the bonds of fraternal
friendship between the members Of the
several circles.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

ever been given by this very progressive
chapter. The decoration was most attrac-
tive, consisting Of evergreens and flags,
illumined with golden-hued electric bulbs,
while over the stage was the motto "Wel--
come to our guests-Harmony Chapter"
in letters Of living light. There were near
ly 800 ladies and gentlemen present. and
the majority of these took part in the
grand march. led by the worthy patron
and the WORTHY matron. This most de.
lightful affair was under the direction of
the following named officers, who acted
as committee Of arrangements: Mar
garet Kelton. worthy matron: Robert N.
Carson, worthy patron Mary E.. Klein,
associate matron; John C. Kimball. chap
lain; Eva May Hare, secretary; Annie M.
JSh1 Johnson, treasurer; Emma Carter, mar
ress; Virginia A. Lewis. associate con-
ductress; Alice e. Severance. organist;
Ella NJ. Rohlfs, Adah; Emma G. Krone.
Ruth; Mary +. Carter, Esther; Minna A.
Craig, Martha: Elizabeth V. Gould, Elec-
ta; Nellie A. Carson, warder; Walter A.
Rawlins, sentinel,
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Young Mems Institute.

The grand officers paid visit to the
council In Gliroy last week and assisted
In the initiation of a large class Of can
didates In new quarters that the council
has secured.
Grand President O'Leary paid a visit
last week 10 the council in Chico and on
his return will visit the one In Marysvile.
Supreme President Frank J. Kierce will
visit the council in the Potrero on the
18th inst.
Columbia Council will have a reception
and at home In headquarters az "a Fourth
street on the 18th inst.
f. J. Dollard has been appointed on the
Grand Council ritual committee, vice Rev.
Father VI. ID. Slattery, resigned.
The quarterly reports are due on the
1st Of November and the per capita tax
is also payable at that time. A failure
to comply with the law VIII entail the
penalties OF the order on the delInquents.
Vallejo Council reports having on the
lst Inst. received twenty applications and
Napa Council reports the Initiation OF
seven eligibies.
Portolas party Will be In Golden Gate
Hall on the 24th Inst. and strossmayer's
will be In Native Sons Hall on the 18th.
Steps are being taken TO organize q
council Of the Junior rank IN Grass VAL
ley.
Several matters Of Importance will come
up before the meeting OF the grand d.
rectors on the 2eth inst.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
CREMATION.

The Odd fcilows' Gene terry Association
Point Lobos ave.. 8. r., cnI.
The ordinance prohibiting buris1s In San
Francisco after tho first day OF August. 1901.
does not refer 70 CREMATION Neither docs
It affect the COLUMBARIpM. because there II
nothing less harmful 10 tho living than the
ashes OF their dead. ,st.
Permits 10 crernate Will bc issued by tn
Board OF Health the some as herctoforo.
GEORGE II. VLETcHER. NanaSee.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Improved Order of Red Men.

A number Of letters have been received
from Henry A. Chase. great representa-
tive to the Great Council of the United
states. and 1t appears that he is having a
good time.
Reports presented to the Great Council
Of the United States show a total mem
bership in tribes and councils Of 26o, ,45a,
and an increase of 24.787 during the past
year. There are 1850 tribes and 69l coun-
ellis. Two hundred and forty-five new
tribes were added during the past year
AT. the session of the Great Council of
OF the United States the principal busi-
ness was. action on the Orphans Fund
law which makes II obligatory on each
State council to levy a per capita tax of
cents TO create a fund to care for the
orphans OF deceased members Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey and New York refused
to pay such tax. which led to a great deal
of discussion and the prevailing opinion
was that these reservations should pay
the tax or surrender their charters. This
was laid over for a term. The PROPOSE
ton to hold biennial sessions, on the
ground OF economy, was indefinitely post
poned. The next session will be held in
Norfolk Va. The representatives from
California were we'll treated, being given
places on number of the committees.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Kniehts of the Maccabees.

San Francisco Tent at recent review
when there was a large attendance ap-
oointed Sir knights Tickner, Richards.
Ieroi and jacob a committee to arrange
for a set of prizes to be offered to menu
bers who shall secure new members dur
ing a period of three months following
the date of the offer. The distribution OF
the prizes will be followed by a banquet
to be given by the tent to all who shall
have secured candidates from one up.
From this IL is expected that there will
be considerable activity in this tent for
some time to come.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
National Union.

California Council at IT'S last held meet
ing initiated several candidates. making
ten for the month so far. After the lst of
November this council will meet but twice
a month.
fetal visit last night to San Francisco
Council and the meeting was pleasant
and Instructive one.
Council there was an interestinr whisI
party at which Il. r. Cutter carried off
the first prize. This council will have an
at home In Native Sons Hall ON the 2sd
inst, to which the members and their lady
friends and relatives Will be invited
Ell Dorado Council had a whist party
last Friday night
The new council which Is being organ
lied In this city Will be instituted next
month.
On the night of the 22d inst Oakland
Council will have an open meeting Every
one who attends will have an equal
chance to win box Of cigars.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Colo In Ante=Roome.

and was Joined there by Grand Outside
Guard Mrs. Melehan of Petaluma. The
visit was an instructive one and also in
teresting.
Oakland Circle has arranged for an en-
tertainment and ball on the 17th inst.
On the 9Th inst. Grand Chief Companion
Miss Ticoulet, In company with Supreme
Sub-chief Companion Mrs. Atwood, Grand
sub-chief Mrs. Worms. Grand Outside
tee Mrs. Smith and Past Grand Chief
Companion Mrs. Emma Agnes Harrtng-
ton, paid an Official visit to Richmond.
the beauty circle Of the Western Addi-
ton. There were many representatives
of the local circles In the hail. which was
tastefully decorated with streamers and
flowers. During the evening the circle
presented the grand chief a handsome sill
yer souvenir Of the occasion, and also
presented Mrs. Atwood, who Is the dep
uty, fine silver and gold pickle fork In
recognition Of her services.
Excelsior Circle will give an entertain-
ment and dance on the 26th inst.
Live Oak Circle has completed all ar
rangements for the entertainment and
dance that 1t will give in the Alcazar
building on the night Of the TIN OF Mo-
Yember.
Grand Chief Companion Miss Alice IT,
coulet Will pay visit to Pajaro Valley
Rose Circle at Watsonville and will be
present at the dedication Of the Foresters'
new hall in that place on that day.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Seven Pines Circle.

At q recent meeting of Seven Pines Cir
Gle of the Ladies' of the Grand Army or
the Republic resolutions of respect to the
memory eff the late President Mckinley
were adopted. also resolutions of sympa-
thy for Mrs. Mckinley. The same were
ordered spread upon the minutes and
conv sent to Mrs. Mckinley.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Ancient Order of United workmen.

Grand Recorder Spencer has offered a
diamond badge of honor to the member
OF the order in San Francisco who shall
introduce the greatest number of candi-
dates, but not less than fifteen. between
the 1st of September and the 18th of
October. Deputy Grand Master Barnes
offers set of eEgrossed and framed reso-
lutions to the member who shall bring In
the next greatest number. These are
prizes paid for out of the individual funds
OF the prosecutors.
from Mrs. Laura b. Corbaley letter of
thanks for many kindresses shown to her
by the lodge after the death of her hus-
band and for the financial aid extended
Applications have been coming in at the
Office of the grand recorder in very sat-
isfactory manner during the latter half of
rent month.
The Past Masters Association will have
day and night at the Chutes on the 2Sth
inst.
During the past week Grand Master
Morrison has .isited the majority of the
local lodges and has given them a heart
TO heart talk about the order and what
sustain the honor and reputation OF the
California jurisdiction for holding a large
membership and increasing It,
AT the visit of Grand Master Workman
Morrison to the hall of Eureka Valley on
the 18th, inst, the last of his official vis-
its In this city; there was pleasant
gathering of Workmen, who were in
structed by the addresses of the grand
master. Past Grand Master Hirshberg and
Grand Recorder Spencer
All arrangements have been completed
for the thirty-third anniversary ceiebra-
tion Of the institution of the order This
will be at Native Sons Hall on the night
of the 2Sth inst.
Walter Malloy, who was one of the en-
ergetic special deputies. is no longer con-
nected with that work. He is on the
waiting list and many of his friends are
of the opinion that In the time that is
coming he will become one of the shin
ing lights of the order.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Sons of BENJAMIN.

On the night of the 9th inst. Golden
Gate Lodge of the Sons of Benjamin will
give a ball IN Odd Fellows Hail The
Committee that has the matter in hand
expects tC. make this the most pleasing
affair of the kind ever given BY any
subordinate of the order.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Knights and Ladies of Honor.

West End Lodge of the Knights and
Ladies of Homer has ordered its charter
draped for a period of thirty days out OF
respect to the memory of the late Presi-
dent Mckinley. and has adopted suitable
resolutions of respect, which were ordered
spread upon the minutes of the lodge.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
DIED.

DIED.
Barry, Charles Mccarthy. Patrick
Devine. Michael Mccormick. Frank II.
Dunno, Joseph McGovern Joseph r.
Fogarty. Bessie Merrill unfant)
Gauch. Wilhelmina Ailmeister. Christina
Gfttoe. Charles T. X. Moyles, Owen
Glein. MarCarethe Murdock. Edward w.
Hamilton. Florence Pugh, Jnne
Hanlon. Daniel Quaid. William II.
Hartmann. J. Kaicevich. Antoine
Howard william II. Ryan. James
Hupfeld. wiiheimina Sander. Elizabeth
Jaeger. George M Savage. Anna II.
Jesperson. Gladys Smith. Elmer J.
Kelly. Phillipena Tannian. Michael T.
Mccarthy. James Tillson. Anson T.
BARRY-In this city, October IS. 1901. Charles
Barry, beloved husband OF Johana Sophie
Catherine Barry. q native Of Gottenburg.
Sweden, aged 90 years 10 months and 10 days.
lyFriends and acauaintanccs are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
Sunday. at H. O'Clock. from the pariorr
Of Charles J. H. Metzlcr 636 Washington
street under the auspices Of Golden City
Lodge No SO, X. Of p. thence to Third and
Townsend streets. by II 80 o'clock train. In
terfnent Mount OlIyet Cemetery.
DEVINE-In this city, October Is. 1901. Mich
acl beloved son Of Michael and Catherine
Devine a native Of San Francisco, aged 20
years.
ryReuains at the parlors of McFadden,
McBrearty G. Green. iii Mission street.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
BIRTHS MARRIAGES. DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
In at either ot the publication Offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence OF per-
sons authorized TO have the same published.