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New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

The approximate amount Of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property 10 be sold Is
So $685. with thereon 2nd day Of uy
1901 together with and allowance Amounting 10
s3O8S6 with interest thereon from Of July
1901 together with the OF the
will he sold subject TO all
ments which liens the premises OF
entry Judgment amounting to s5IS "a and ntsrest
also subject to the rights of City Of New York
JOHN E DUFFY. Referee
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6nrrosates' Noilrss.

IN pursuance of an orue- of Hon. Abner c.
l. Tbonas a Surrogate OF County of New York
notice is hereby given having claims
Henry County of New York. deceased.
present vouchers thereof the subscribers
their place business, No ~ Wall
the city Of New York on or before the first day Of
April 1901 LOUIS II. AMY. ERNEST j. n. AMY
ALFRED " AMY Executors. EDWARD ]. MCGUIRE
attorney for E1ecuors "a Wall Street Manhattan. New
Yor
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* nursuance of an order OF Hon. Abner G.

Thomas a Surrogate OF the County New York.
notice IL hereby given persons having
ulcena r. Mowry. late Of the County Of New York de-
with vouchers ereof to the
,bscrber place OF traIsacting business the
cnice OF Rush TaggaTt No 1855 broadway in the city Of
York on o before the 10th day OF November
dated New York, 9th day Of May. 1901.
YOYT Il GREEN, WILLIAM w. HEATON. Executors
RUSH TAGGART. Attorney for Executors
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1)ublle Il Nptiees.
SALE OF BONDS
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
~ Common Council Of the city of New-Rochelle up TO
eight o'clock P. NJ. TUESDAY AUGUST 9Th 1901, at
Chambers in the city hall building.
corner Main and Streets. for One hundred
twenty bonds OF thousand Dollars each. the said
honds n he bonds and payable folows:-
Three bonds Three thousand Dollars August 1st.
total paid These bonds are issued pursuant to
secfion 200 of chapter 12s OF the Laws OF 1899.
The said bonds to be August list. 1901. and the
interest on said will be payable semi annually on
tbs LET says of February August in each year.
The bonds will be numbered consecutivey from one
TO one hundred and tweLty ,
The bonds will interest at the rate OF 81 per
The CITY Authorities the right reject
all bids. -, --.,s,
on national bank 81 600 payable the order Of
CITY Treasurer of New-Rochelle.
No bid will b. received for less than par
purchasers required to accrued interest.
Th. bonds must be delivered at IL o'clock A. NJ. on
Friday August 3Oth 1901 the office of the City Clerk.
CITY of Rochelle n. Y.
ISy orde the Common Council.
Dated City of Rochelle. y. Y, July nth 1901.
ANDREW ] SELF.
CITY Clerk Of the City OF New-RocheIe. N. Y.
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FAST ITALIAN LINE.
ped ID LINE

For Guayra. Puerto cabelo Curacao and Mara
calbo, via Curacao-Ealiing also al san Juan. Il. n.
From Roberts Pier Brooklyn.
s. s. PHu.ADELF'aIA..........ss Saturday Aug 10 Noon
s. MARkCAIIyD. Saturday. Aug Noon
These vessels have superior accommodations pas
BOlLToN, BLISS g. DALLETT,
General Managers. lSS Front-st
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PIANOS.

MACuINIS-rS. boilermakers and moulders
wanted for cut of town iron works. only
experienced men need apply, steady en-
pluyment and good wages; bring references
t'aII after . a. m Room, % Cosmopolitan
Hotel I2e Chambers st. New-York city.
WANTED. Advertising solicitors for
YACHTING EXTRA. The only work OF
irrportsnce gotten out for the GREAT
YACHT RACE. ADAMS & CO., 40 Mas
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AGENTS WANTED.

A most wonderful lrvention-Dr. White :
Electric Combs Ladies and gentlemen
wanted 20 introduce IN IN. ) T. COUGH.
Syracuse. -. Y.
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10th Street.

The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property Is be sold
IS thereon from the 10th
leOI. with and allowance amounting TO
so72 July 1lth. 1901.
the the sale said premises will be sold sub
o a mortgage St4Opo held
Savings Institution which there unpaid the
OF
1901. the of 4ia Cenum and which
will be allowed out OF the purchase money. The
approximate Of other liens
which BE allowed TO the purchaser out OF the
chase paid by the Referee is 1854 50 and
Dated. New York. July 18th. 1901.
h Pefe
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

u q Thomas a Surrogate OF the County York.
Notice hereby given to all persons having claims
H. Roosevelt. late OF the County Of New
York deceased TO present the same with vouchers thereof
10 33 Wall Street. IN Borough OF Manhattan. in
The city New York. before the second day Of
November next Dated York. the 22d day OF APRIL
1901 JOHN f ROOSEVELT. W EMLFN RooSE-
VFIT Executors GEORGE c. KoBBE, Attorney for
Executors a. and 4e Wall Street. Manhattan Borough
New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
WORK WANTED.


dAas-
YOUNG MAN. 23. experienced. understands
bookkeeping. in office where there Is a
chance TO advance. also where honesty and
attention to business will be appreciated;
bookkeeper. cashier. any position Of trust;
good figurer. penman; reference: bond for
honesty and character; salary TO start. Sl2.
SHERWOOD. leo Norwood ave. Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN. %. honest. strong. willing
10 90 work OF any kind: no salesman or
agent. WM BI4AHA, 536 East I'D st
YOUN MAN as assistant in a we'll es-
tablished dental laboratory. 20 begin with
small pay. JAPANESE 164 Sands-st-.
Brooklyn.
YOUNG, respectable coIored man OBJ at
anything: strong and active; choice in
language; porter or private family; willing
and oblig!ng 10 all; city OF country y j.
LANIER. III West 21th-st-. rear.
YOUNG. respectable colored man. %. at
anything; strong and active; choice in
language; porter or private family: WILLING
and Obliging TO all; country or city. A. j.
LANGER. III West 2Tth-st. rear.
YOUNG MAN. .. desires position with
stevedOre. contractor or manufacturing
company experienced in the handling OF
men. @. r d. Box 4 Tribune once.
YOUNG MAN married, OF good moral char
aCter, no. afraid OF hard wuek. 10 years
experience. in stable or stock faTusS Is grad
uate veterinary surgeon. j. ABBITT. p.
.. Railway. n. J.
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SrPREME COURT. NEW YOKK COrNrY.

Katherine Elias General Guardian of Josephine
Elias George II Elias and Henry F. Elias. Plaintiff
Michael Flynn. and others. defendants pursuance
of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale made and entered
the above entitled and bearing
OF July. 1901 l. the undersigned. the Referee
judgment uamed for that purpose. Will sell public
tlon the Exchange Sales Rooms No III Broadway, IN
the Borough OF Manhattan CTty. County and OF
New York the 9th day OF August. 1901 - o'clock
OF that day by Philip A Snyth. Auconeev. all the
premises mentioned ana therein described follows
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

which the above described property is 10 be sold S 200
interest from the 22d day Of MAY 1901 together
with and allowances amounting Three hundred
and forty and 95lOo dollars with interest from the 22d
May 1901 together With expenses
The approximate amount Of taxes
purchase paid by the referee S33 I3-OO
lars.
Dated July 18th, 1901
HENRY b WESSEL.MAN. Rererse.
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BOOK
LGVERJNG'S SU MMER
EnnN SALE

s23 BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST.
Extraordinary reductions have been made
IN order 20 close out our summer stock OF
the latest and best books Never before
have such values been offered. Prices have
been sIashed right and left. regardless or
cost. regardless Of profits Stock taking is
almost al hand. Midsummer clearance
must be swift ami sure. All kinds of books
20 suit ali tastes. Historical. Biographical
religious scientific books Books % Action,
travel Books for children. poetry. SC.
Encyclopedias on sale for a song, includ
Ing Applctous Chambers. Britannica. Peo-
pies. &c Purchase now the chance Of a
lifetime. II will not occur again LOVER
ING. SO Broadway. near 18th.
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foreclosure Sales.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA-MORTOS
TRUST COMPANY. COMPLAINANT. AGAINST THE
WILMINGTON STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
6nrroaates' Noiires.

IN pursuance of an order of Hon. Abner C..
l. Thomas a Surrogate the County of New York
John Bruce OF the County OF New York Borough
OF Manhattan deceased present the with vouchers
thereof subscriber his place transacting
business at Office OF Chas p. & VIM. W. Buckley,
Room 1918 No Broadway in the City New York
on or before the thirty day Of December
Dated York. the twenty fourth day Of June
ROBERT NJ. BRUCE. Executor
CHAS p & W. BUCKLEY. Attorneys for Executor,
i41 Broadway. n. Y. City. Borough Of Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD ana Pool Tables. new. second
hand $50 up, easiest payments AAhA
BROS. "a Union Squar.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

- suance Of order Of Hon. Abner C. Thomas a
Surrogate the County OF New York notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims witt
famberton late the County Of New York deceased
present same. with vouchers thereof, the
scriber at place of transacting business
or Townsend Cox, No. 81 Wall street, Borough
Of Manhattan the city OF New York before the
25th day Of November, 1901, next.
Dated New York. the 7th day Of May, 1901.
CHARLES L. LAMBERTON. Executor
WILMOT TOWNSEND cox, Attorney for Executor, 81
Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

The following approximate amounts Of the tax.x
assessments other liens the said property
be allowed the purchaser Of the purchase
money. paid by the Referee. from which &c bs
deducted any paid OF such liens, To-
which be added OF interest due taxs
On Parcel No l. CrOtOn Water Tax. S33 co.
on Parcel No 2. CrOtOn Water Tax S3O.Ot-Mortzase,
So 900 with $50 per January
lst 1901
on Parcel No g. Croton Water Tax, $500
WILLIAM L TURNER, Referee.
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A DvERTIsEMErNTss and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Office. No. i242 Broadway
% door north OF 8lst-st D. m advertise
nents following Offices regular
Office rates until O'Clock D. m 2ss sth-sve e.
cor 2sdst: 1872 eth-sve. l2th-st-; Maeyr oh-ave
and f4th-st; l42 Coiumbus-ave esthst; lOs
West s2d st. 90 257 West
z2e-s between 7th sth 100 s7th-s sss
sdaVe between 7eth and 77th sts: l.02s 3d-ave
eist-st: 570s lst-aVe s9th-st.: fremont
zlst-st: 3d-sVe: 2lo
lss Eleecker-sL
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Gin 6otcls.

ElAM9DON HOUSE.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
directly opposite Wall 81. The In the
vicinity New
Twelve minutes Hall
Select family and transient hotel Large light rooms
single and suite with private
REASONABLE RATES ] c. VAN CI.EAF Prop
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Liberal AMOUNTS ADVANCED.

BRING your iewelry. gold and silver t,
MAN BERNSTEIN. 2Tl West l25th st.
near elevated station.
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TME ElAMOW[gR,

TEE HANUWIER2
EAST 18TH ST. :. f. COR. 9TH AVE
A HIGH CLASS FAMILY HOUSE.
Apartments 10y the year, furnished or unfur-
Eished. Two 10 six rooms with bath Table American
plan Private service II desired. D. =. HATHAWAY.
DNERIISEMENI,S and subscriptions for The Tribune
- l. received al their Uptown Office 242 Broadway
"a door north Of 3lst-st. until clock
nents received the following regular
ONCE rates until O'Clock viz 254
cor <ol-st: l52 9th l2th-st; Macy's. 9Th
ana l4thst; l42 CoumbuF West Goth 106
Vest 42d-st near 6th-aNe: ~ l4th-st. 257 West
sd-s between 1t ana oth aves l59 East 47ths Gas
Sd-a between 18th and 18th l.O2G
Glsi- ST 11Os lstaFe. Sgtl-st. Tremont-ave
go 30 ave. slst-st. ave.
325 Bleecker-s.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

FURs ELEGANTLY REMODELLED
LADIES bring your furs now to have them
stylishly remodelled s. BROWN. Prae-
ticai Furrier 20 West l26th-st
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Oreau 5Ieamrrs.
CTNARD LINE.
.rAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE
connecting all railroad and steamship lines 20 all
Summer resorts. Steamships ''Horatio Half North
Pier g. River foot of Pike St,
TUESDAY. Thursday. Saturday 3 y. VI. Steamers
with modern improvement for the comfort and
convenience Of passengers Ticket offices 80 Sra1~aH
Reade Tel 24l9 Franklin. Thos Cook a. Sons
Broadway; General Office. Kew Pier 81 East River
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LOST.

LOST.
LOST -Bankbook No. 82I .057. Seamen's s
Bank for Savings. "a and 10 Wall~st..
New-York Payment stopped and cancel
latfon applied for. Please return To bank.
LOST handbook No S0aO2o. Bank for
Savings. $50 4th-ave.. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please retura book TO bank.
LOST. handbook No. 850I. Empire city
Savings Bank. 231 West l25th- st. New
York Payment stopped. Please return to
bank.
LOST or Bankbook No. 4t3,0 0es,
OF the German Savings Bank in the city
OF New-York corner 4th-ave. and lith-st.,
issued To Hermann Rohde. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. or
not returned to the bank on TIE 2fth day
OF August. 1901. duplicate will be issued.
LOST. handbook No 81 .2O1. issued by the
Metropolitan Savings Bank of New-f ork
formerly the Mariners Savings Institutionl
Payment OF the same has been stopped
The finder will please return the same 10
the bank Nos. 1 and 3 3d-ave.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED s.. 600 TO start fine business
7 shall give best references and security
for the money. G. G.. Box 20. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
HORIZONS ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM Is one OF the joys
of this world Try 1t and YOU will be
convinced. All orders promptly filled. CITY
or country.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
NJ-RS F. Experienced in insane hospital OF
sanltarlum. pay $40 month. Call
GRAY'S. $50 9Th ave.
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MA MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. B. EDDY 39S Maiison-sC
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@,oICTI,TAN With IA years best city ref
erence from last employer; had charge Of
Drivate stable for that time, with men
49,. 81 raad horses Inquire for all par
ttc1,Iars from last employer. Mr.. HAYNES.
.. oR ThOuaS-st-
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COOKS TICKETS AND TOURS.

Parties and Independent Tickets to All parts of the
world. Programmes and information free
TEIOS. COOK & son. 2Gl q llS5 BROADWAY. y. Y.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

From New-York Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays
FOR TEXAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued all
Texas Colorado Arizona California Mexico &c
Georgia. Flerida. SC. Delightful Excursions.
Write for GO-page Pocket Guide" fmailed free).
G. u. MALLORY 6 CO. Gen Agts- Pier 20, 2. r.. " Y.
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COACHMAN.-First class; married. small
family; 81 years old: years best city
reference from last employer. who can be
seen NJ MAHON care j. Il. Brewster's :
carriage factory 49th-st., and broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

and supscnp'iysrot isotcss
Tnr Tribune received ar tnsii nosts
ON1cs No, /. az Broadway. ID CO. atsa
Q, 3ist-st-. until o'clock Ing brs,.ss
SSsScss an regular office rates unu. 'sst-st !,
n M viz, 254 Sth-ave.. $ : eas,x 81
20 6th-ave., cor I2th-st.; haey ssA
ave and l4th-st.: 142 Columbus ,ssr Gs-
West 58th-sf.; 1oo west f. A. Vest tei-,ss
.vs 90 East 14th-st.: 25I s.S sstS
setwesn 9TH and stk AyeA: ios
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COACHMAN. GARDENER.-By a reliable
single man; first class vegetable gardener
and outdoor flowers: willing to assist with
any work: can milk; good personal refer
ences from last employer. Address E., Box
~ Tribune Office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-04
DRAMATIC SCENE
IN 4 CATHEDRAL
Excommunicated CathO-
lie Priest Is Publicly
Humiliated.
He Refuses to Leave Sacred
Edifice and Service 1s
Stopped.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-There was an. in
tenseiy dramatic scene in Holy Name
Cathedral to-day, when In the presence Of
fully 1000 parishioners jeremiah j. Crow
ley, the communicated Roman Catholic
priest. was publicly Inundated by order
OF the authorities of the church.
Father Crowley had entered the church
unobserved. passing up the center aisle.
and had taken seat almost under the
pulpit. Solemn high mass was being cele-
brated at the time. When the presence
CT Father Crowley became known Rev.
diocese of. Chicago. was hurriedly sent
for. Uponsentering the cathedral he went
straight to the seat where the excommuni-
Gated clergyman was. kneeling and or
dered him to leave the church. Father
Crowley refused to CO.. saying
Put me out If you dare"
The strain was intense, and one woman
in the congregation tainted. There was
Barry. signaled to man in the choir lott,
and the sound of the organ ceased and
the singing of the choir was hushed. The
priests in the altar stopped the solemn
service at the end of the Gloria and
walked to the benches and laid aside their
golden vestments. The altar boys marched
out of the sanctuary through side door
and the priests, clad in their cassocks,
followed. The next moment the hundreds
of incandescent lights in the vaulted
arches were extinguished and the candle
lights on the altar were put out.
The strain was broken when Chancellor
Barry appeared in the pulpit and said:
owing to- the presence in this sacred
edifice of an excommunicated priest the
solemn high mass has been suspended.
We will proceed with low mass"
No sermon was delivered, however, and
the mass was at an end before the congre-
cation was calm again. The parishioners
fingered around the cathedral and
watched the deposed priest as ne hurried
away. None spoke to him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-04
HUSBAND RUNS
As WIFE BURNS
Overturned Stove Causes
Possible Fatal
Injuries.

Mrs. Bessie Overton, who resided with
her husband at $40 Golden Gate avenue
was fatally burned yesterday afternoon
in her apartments. She lighted coal OIL
stove about 1 O'Clock to heat the room and
in passing overturned it. The oil ignited
and set the apartment on fire. Instead of
going to his wifes assistance, Overton ran
out to turn in an alarm of fire.
While Mrs. Overton was attempting to
put out the blaze her dress took fire ana
before assistance could reach her. she
was probably fatally burned. Louis Ven
ner and his wife, who occupy the adjoin-
ing apartments, attracted by the WON n 8
screams, rushed to her aid. Mrs. Ven
ner threw blanket about her and ex-
tinguished the fire. She then took her in
treatment as was possible. Later Mrs.
Overton was removed to the Central
Emergency Hospital, where she was treat
ed by Dr. Morrison. Examination dis
closed the fact that not single por-
ton Of her body had escaped the flames.
He said that he could give no hope for
her recovery.
The fire was exttnguished by the depart
ment and was confined to the room II,
which it started. The house is conducted
by Mrs. Ada Hunsacker and is occupied
by number of families. The Overtons
have. resided there for a. couple of years
The husband is employed as a marker in
the Golden Gate laundry.
Mrs Overton was formerly Miss Loft
house and resided in Virginia City, New.
Her father was burned to death when she
was a small child. An aunt, Mrs. Har-
den, resides at Steamboat Springs, near
Virginia City and has been notified. A
fantry regiments stationed at the
PreSidio.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-04
BUSINESS men
EXCHANGE VIEWS
Prepare to Consider the
Value Of Commercial
Reciprocity.

NEW YORK, Nov 3.-Members Of the
New York Board Of Trade and Transpor-
tation have issued call for special
meeting to consider Commercial reciproc-
ity.''
The call is addressed to members of the
board who are engaged in manufacturing.
The call reads as follows:
In view Of the active discussion Of the tend
ency und practtcability of the broader appli-
cation of the people Of commercial reciprocity
as means of expanding foreign markets for
American products without sacrificing the in
terests Of any OF our Industries. the under
signed, with the approval Of the executive
committee; OF the board, invite and request
all members OF the Board Of Trade and Trans
portatiou who are engaged In manufactures
to designate a principal or executive officer In
each arm or corporation to meet in the board 8
rooms on Thursday. November 2, at 2:30 p M.
for liberal comparison of views on the sub
ject to formulate some expression OF the sentf-
ment of the meeting, and II deemed desirable.
to select and recommend to the board ten dele
gates to the National Reciprocity Convention.
which will be held In Washington on Novem-
The undersigned are aware that differing
views Of the value OF commercial reciprocity
are held among manufacturers and have not
ourselves compared opinions
The meeting, therefore. Is called absolutely
without prejudice or bias and those attending
will shape conclusions.
William Carroll of the American Leather
Company: the Eaton. Cole & Durham Com
pany, E. H., Cole, treasurer; the Mergenthaler
Linotype Company. p T. Dodge, president;
II. J.. Baker & Brother. by w. D. Faria; the
National Lead Company, r P. Rowe, man
agcr: Charles A. Schieren Of Charles A. Schie-
rem & Co., and Frank S. Gardener the secre-
tary of the board.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-04
PRETTY BRIDE AT AN INTEREST
ING MARRIAGE CEREMONY IN
MASONIC TEMPLE AT VENTURA.
wedding bell. and it consisted Of double

wedding bell. and it consisted Of a double
The bride was attired in white liberty
chiffon over white satin. The court train
was edged with many yards of satin
ruches. The front was of broad plaits and
was of chiffon laid In tiny folds cut low
with transparent yoke and sleeves. The
veil was attached to the couture with q
spray of orange blossoms. The bride car
ried a large boquet of roses.
Miss Bertha Roth, maid of honor, wore
feta Of the same shade, trimmed in Irish
point applique and panne velvet, which
was Inserted within clusters OF tiny tucks.
The bodice was cut low with a jeweled
transparent yoke. Upon the left shoulder
was an artistic arrangement Of the Grape
gowns of the bridesmaids were Of delicate
shades over taffeta to match and trimmed
with point lace. The bodices were cut
high and skirts had sweeping trains.
The bridesmaids were: Miss Blanche
Wineman of Ventura and Misses Tessie
The groomsmen were George M. Guggen-
helm OF Ventura and A. j. Brownstein and
Samuel Wolfstein of Los Angeles.
The bride Is the second daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Roth; She Is very popu-
lar In local and Los Angeles society cir
Los Angeles. where. she participated in
many important social functions. She Is
highly accomplished. especially In music
and elocution The groom is a prominent
young business man of Los Angeles.
The happy couple departed on the even
East. About 125 persons attended the we'd
ding and about 800 the reception. A spe-
cial coach of Los Angeles people arrived
In the morning.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-04
.BUBON|C PLAGUE
IS DISAPPEARING
No New Cases Reported
at Liverpool or
Glasgow.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. S-No further cases
of the hubonic plague in Liverpool were
officially reported to-day. United States
Consul Boyle assures intending pass eng .rs
for the United States that they need not
fear for the present time that they wal
be quarantined on reaching American
ports. Speaking last evening at a local
hospital banquet Boyle said:
Realizing my responsibility for such q
declaration, / assert that the city of Liv-
erpool does more business with the United
States than the rest Of the world together.
/ can say that / am not bit nervous
over this outbreak Of the plague in Liv-
erpool If thought the situation serious
enough to require the quarantine of ves-
sells from Liverpool at United States ports
would recommend it, but thus far /
have not seen any such necessity
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-There were no
advices to-day to the Marine Hospital
Service from its representatives in Liver
pool or Glasgow regarding the bubonic
plague The officials will exert every eff
fort to prevent the introduction of the
plague into the United States to which
end there will be earnest cooperation be-
tween the national and State authorities.
Already there are in existence regulations
for the examination of persons suspected
Of suffering with plague symptoms and
these will be supplemented II necessary.