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The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
BEAUTIFUL ILLU8nNATTONs.
A Myriad of Electric Lights at Holy
Cross Church.

Holy Cross Church 1918 Dddy street Rev.
Father John ?. McGinty pastor. has been mag
nihcently decorated for Christmas day. Fes-
icons OF greenery hang above the sanctuary
ana the body OF the church; hundreds Of cleo
trio lights peep from the greenery and above
the handsome altar stands out in electric illu-
ninstion the words, Gloria In Excelsis Dec"
The Blessed Virgin altar the gospel side
and St Joseph altar On the Dpistle side
likewise illuminated. the effect being very
beautiful.
The service VIII be in the following order:
At a. m, solemn high mass. followed by
low masses al $50. Z. T-30. s. $50. 9. $50 and
10 The second solemn high mass will be
sung at II o'clock The sermon will be
preached by the Rev. Father Brockage-
An augmented choir. assisted by an orchestra
under the direction OF Marshall Giselnan, viii
render Mozsrt's Twelfth Mass, and Mr.. Gisel-
man will play organ solo al the offertory.
After mass there Will be solemn benediction OF
the most blessed sacrament, which will close
the days devotions-
The choir viii be composed OF the following:
Sopranos-Hdiss 5. Rottanzi. Mrs Grevin: al
tos-NiSses Peguillan and Rottanzi: tenor
BaptiEta Bsronda; barytones-Aessrs- Mills and
Perron. Mss h Rattigan. organist.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
SERVICES AT PAULIsr CHURCH.
Christmas Day VIII BE FittingIy OBJ
served at Old ST. Marv's

On Christmas morning. al O'Clock. high
mass Hil be celebrated in old ST Msry's
church. California and Dupont streets Rev
d. r. n lyman. The choir viii render Gounod's
rlsss of the Guardian Angels" with the
A1est- Fllelis as oferrorT piece and Noel
- recess-onsl- The solcisrs VIII be: Mrs r
i-i-le-ey. Soprano Miss Rothschfid courralto:
% lirrl NCUian- tenor. and Walton Webb.
hzezr-
Low masses viii be celebrated AZ 6. =. s. 3
and ~ O'Clock
Az III o'clock solemn mass viii be celebrated
- which an augmented choir. under the direc-
uon NJ Miss Marie Giorgiani. viii sing Gina
rese mass Frocessioual '-A6sstes FTdeIis'
tAffellel- crferrorg. Dies PrsecIara'' fCiou-
rnfl. recessionsl '',SoeI-' ADAM. The soioists
EI be- Madame Argent. soprano: Mrs. A.
r'ranr Ean. clurralto, DT- James r smith.
tfnar. Walton Webb. hasso assisted by the
f1.i'nirg chorus SCprs sncs-Nrs. II Frances
Brennan. Misses Mary Higgins. Sibyi Tonini.
Er-a ronini, Msry Merton and Miss Cannon;
altce-Nisses Maud Muller. Mary Giyun,
Nay Bren and Lillian Hughes: tenors-
Messrs William Derham- William Moore Dan
81 O-Connor ard John sheehan. bassos-Nfessrs
Ruhsiuni william Breen. William O'Brfen and
Arthur 0 Erier
TIE sermon VIII be preached BY the Rev.
Father Handy
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MUSIC MORNING AND EVENING.
Lebanon Church Has Arranged EIab-
orate programmes.

Music viii be given morning and evening
al the Lebanon Presbyterian Church. Sanchez
and Twenty third streets. Rev. r. Logan pas
tor The following programmes have been ar
ranged.
Morning service at IL o'clock-Organ voiun-
tsry. doxology, invocation; hymn %. 20 Come
All He Faithful" -'Adeste Fidelis''; anthem,
Behold. Bring You Good TIdings'' CLy-nesl;
responsive psalm reading; Lords prayer; so
prano solo. '-NoeI' adam. Mrs S NJ Oar
rah. hymn - "Hsrk, the Herald Angels
sing tMendelssOhn): scripture reading;
PRAYER; barytone solo The Star OF Bethle-
hem adams William A Dorr: announce
ments; anthem. Calm on the Listening Ear OF
Right" ONillams): sermon. Bethlehem" by
pastor; onertory; soprano solo. Angels Ever
Bright and Fair" (HandeD. Miss Rue Clifford .
anthem. Sing Unto the Lord (3ebily): hymn
a. Joy 10 the World (Antioch); benediction;
organ postude.
Evening service. T:45 o'clock-Orgsn volun-
tary; hymn 35s. ''Hark, Harki Ny Soul'' (Pil-
griuss); anthem Jesus the Son. Is Born
tFhilips): responsive psalm reading: Lord 5
prayer. hymn 70. 1t Came Upon the Midnight
Clear tCaroD. anthem, And There Were
shepherds Q>errlan) Scripture reading:
prayer; bsrEtone solo, Nearer. Ny God. to
Thee CHolden). Robert n. McKim: announce
msnts; anthem. The World In Darkness lay
iSteele); sermon, The Outlook for Universal
Peace; OF. War VS.. Arbitration ofertory: solo
and chorus Nazareth (Gounod); hymn 81,
AN Hail the Power OF Jesus Name" corona
ton; benediction; organ postlude
Chofr-Nrs. S. NJ. DarTah. Misses Rue Cliff
ford. Jessie 3. Logan GeOrgina F. Libby. Mrs.
J. J. Baldwin. A c Brown David Lewis;
ganist. William Barr.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
MRS. Chad WICK
FOND OF HATS
Large and Varied Assortment
of Headwear Found in
Her Home in Cleveland
RECOVER COSTLY FURS
Prosecution Makes Prepara-
tiOns to Extradite Husband
of the Accused Woman

CLEVELAND. Dec. pa trunk
supposed to belong to Mrs. Chadwick
has been given into the keeping of
Receiver Loeser. The trunk is be-
lieved to be the one that disappeared
in New York. 1t reached Cleveland
to-day from New York and was ad-
dressed to Emil Hoover.
Loeser stated that he was obtaining
trace or much valuable property of
Mrs. Chadwick's There is jewelry
which was pledged in New York.
which has been discovered. together
with furs that have been found in
Cleveland and which already have
been turned over to the receiver.
Loeser also stated that there were
many valuable furs in the Euclid
avenue home of Mrs. Chadwick There
are many other articles in the Euclid
house, among which are about 100
hats of all shapes and styles, many
of them with fur trimmings
Attorney Jay P. Daley stated to-day
that he had possession of the mys-
terious portmanteau which was found
to be missing few days ago: He said
it contained nothing OF value.
Arrangements are being made, It is
understood, to secure bail for DR.. Le-
roy S. Chadwick, who with his wife.
Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick. was yester-
day indicted by the county Grand
Jury, charged with forging and utter
ing a s5,000,000 note signed Andrew
Carnegie, when he arrives here. DR..
Chadwick is now on his way to New
York from Paris. and extradition
papers are to be requested.
County Prosecutor Keeler said to-
day that the bond probably would be
$4,000 or $4,000.
The requisition papers for Chadwick
were received from Columbus tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
PROGRAMME Is FULL OF MERIT.
At the First Unitarian Church Beauti-
ful Music VIII Be Given

a select musical programme has been ar
ranged for Christmas at the First Unitarian
Church, Gssry and Franklin streets, Rev.
Bradford Lesvitt pastor. The following is the
order Of service
Prelude. ''Meditation' lMietzke) cello harp
and organ; anthem. The Nativity sHaesche);
responsive reading and Gloria; 'a) tenor
recitstive. Comfort Ye My People tHandei).
fb) bass sclo and chorus, The Christ fRuten-
ber), cello harp and organ accompa niment,
Scripture reading. 'Andsnte CThome-Guil-
mant, cello. harpland organ prayer; trio-so-
PTanO. tenor ana bass-"My Soul Doth Mag
Nifty the Lard" saint -Ssens). harp aecompani-
ment; congregational hymn: offertory anthem.
Sing Unto the Lord lGoUnod1, soprano and
alto soos. accompanied by cello harp and or
gan. sermon by the minister: chorus, Halle
lujsh'' (HandeD: benediction: organ, Christ
mas Postlude' CIV. T Best).
Church choir: Sopranos-Mrs Cora Hall,
Mrs. Wheaton Briggs. Miss Nesta Veaco. Miss
IDA Wolfe. altos-Mrs. It. V. Cox, Mrs Blanche
King Arnold. Miss Cornelia Little Mrs. E. l..
Wakeman: tenors-Frederick Veaeo. z. G. Ds-
vies; bassos-Amon Cain, ]. f. Good. Sig. 3.
G. Wanreil: harp, Nine. Msrquardt; cello, Al
bert Nielsen; organist and choir director, H
Bretherfck.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
MISS FRANCES benson THE
CLEVER LEADING LADY OF
SHORE ACRES COMPANY.

Frances f. benson, who comes to
the California tomorrow as the lead
ing lady of the Shore Acres" COM
pany, enjoys the distinction of having
part she is now playing. Miss benson
was a protege of the late James A.
Herne. who wrote Shore Acres"
James A. Galloway. who has the
leading role, was Herne's original un-
derstudy and stage manager and also
created the part Of Joel Gates. Atkins
Lawrence is the original Martin Berry,
the hard-hearted brother. and Belle
Theadore is the original Ma Berry.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
MASTERS WORKS TO BE GIVEN.
st. Johns Church Has Arranged a
Musical Programme of Merit.

Many beautiful selections viii be given by
the choir Of St. Johns Episcopal Church, FIJI
teenth street and Julian avenue In the evening
members OF the Sunday-school Will take part
The programme IL follows:
Morning service IL clock: Organ prelude.
professional hymn, 'Hsrki the Herald Angels
Sing (Mendelssohn); introit-2nthem Graded
All Lowly'' (Gounod): Kyrie (R. Redhead in
@; Nicene Greed CRedhead in @; carol,
Sing, o Sing, This Blessed Morn &C. +.
Roper): offertory-anthem, Break Forth Into
JOY &C. r. vincsnt): carol 20 Little Town OF
Bethlehem CRedner): Sanctus (Redhead In
c.; Benedictus (Redhead IN @; hymn,
''Adeste F1dels'' q. Reading; Agnus Del
Hedhead in @; Gloria in Excelsis (Redhead
IN c.: Nunc Dimittis u. Blow; reoessional
hymn ''Hark, What Mean Those Holy
Voices CGesr); organ postlude Evening ser
vice, 7:3o O'Clock; Christmas Sunday school
service. IN which the St Johns and Epiphany
Sunday-schools viii take part: George r
King, orEanist and choirmaster.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
GRAND CHORAL SERVICES.
Fine Music Will Be Given at Grace
Methodist Church.

Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. corner
Of Twenty nrst and Capp streets. Rev. Francis
II. Lsrkin. Ph.D.. pastor, viii have splendid
choral service al 80 o'clock Christmas even
ing. The programme will be as follows:
Praise God From Whom All Blessings
Flow" choir and congregation; Lords prayer,
pastor and congregation; hymn 1872, choir and
congregation; scripture reading and prayer,
pastor; chorus. Break Forth Into joy (H.
A Matthew'S soprano solo, Mrs. Brooks; tenor
solo, The New Born King NEspoir), Mr..
Daily; chorus. 1t Came Upon a Midnight
Clear (Sir Arthur Sullivan obligato solo,
Mrs. Brooks; announcements and collection;
contralto solo Child OF Nazareth (Hamilton
Cray Mrs. Lunsford; soprano solo. Mrs
Brooks; basso solo Little Town OF Bethle-
hem (F. F. Bullard). Mr.. Glenn; chorus tie
Deum IN F. Thomas @. Shepard). soprano
solo Mrs Brooks. bssso solo Mr.. Glenn; hymn
PAS choir and congregation; benediction, pas
tor. Full chorus choir. assisted by the follow
ing soloists: soprano. Mrs. Marvin L. Brooks;
contralto Mrs Edward F. Lunsford; tenor,
James Daily: basso. Wiiford Glenn; T. K.
Witch Organist; Robert Husband. director.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
SERVICES AT FRENCH CHURCH.
Double Quartet Is TO Render Sacred
Christmas Music.

At Notre Dame des VICTORIES French
Church, the programme viii be OF exceptional
musical beauty and viii be follows:
Organ numbers: Grand offertory. st. Ce-
ella (E Batiste. op 81: "Marche Pontihcale"
&c. Lemmens); "Asperges Nj" No. ! fWillcox
and Southard): 'Adeste F1delis" quartet and
chorus arranged V Noveilo; Noel" tAdam),
arranged by ". Dressler, 10 be sung
by Sig. D V. BorRhese and choir: 20 Salu-
tsr1s'' Of Poniatowski, duo for tenor and barry
tone, 70 Be sung by Sig. G. Cortesi and Sig.
D. Y Borghese: Kyrie. Gloria. Credo. Ssnctus
A-nus Del in F, for double quartet and cho-
rus prince Y Poniatowsd): double quartet
composed OF: Sopranos-Mrs- E Wadsworth
Logan and Miss A z. Antiques; altos-Aiss
G. Ewing and Mrs. z. ROthschild: tenOrs-
81 G. Cortesi and D. Manlloyd; bassOs-Sig-
y. Y. Borghese and G. Martini. assisted by
augmented chorus under the direction OF the
orkanisI A. L Antiques
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WORSHIPERS TO HEAR 'SWEE6 music
WILL GREET / CHRISTMAS IN SONG
QoTHBLE PRoGRaMMES OF lynn IND SERMON

The call published yesterday q mum
-oer Of programmes OF Christmas day
services and this morning il presents
Snother long list which Is an indication
OF the great work being done in all
the places Of worship in the city for
to-morrow's celebration Of the Christ
mas anniversary
In each case there viii be found an
elaborate musical preparation. In
some churches the choirs viii be aug
mented, Orchestras viii be brought into
service in order TO give adequate rend-
alton OF MASTERPIECES, and soloists Of
note viii interpret famous sacred
songs.
The decorations I'm the churches viii
oe beautiful feature. and the sermons
WIZ be appropriate 10 the day.
From indications il would appear
that the musical programmes may even
surPass those given in previous years.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
LOSES POINT IN FIGHT
FOR JANE DAVIS ESTATE

Tulare Judge Refuses to Give Letters
of Administration TO San Fran
cisco Claimant
vISALIA, Dec. 2s.-Judge Wallace
decided to-day who Is entitled to let
ters Of administration in the estate Of
Jane Davis, who died in New York
and left an estate in California valued
at more than s1.eoo,ooo. william
Gordon French. an alleged heir. OF
San Francisco. assigned his interest in
the estate to his attorneys and though
his interests were reassigned to him
Judge Wallace held that he was not
entitled to any portion Of the estate
as an heir at law. but merely as an
assignee.
Judge wallace issued letters to T.
NJ. DUNCAN, Public Administrator Of
Tulare County.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
KRUTTSCHNTTT DENIES
CUTOFF is SINKING

Says No Great Trouble Has Been
Experienced With Road Across
Salt Lake.
CHICAGO, Dec. 22--The report that
the Union Pacific Railway Company
was experiencing great difficulty with
the Lucin cutoff of that road over
the Great Salt Lake In Utah was en-
phatically denied here tonight by
Julius Kruttschnitt. director of main
tenance and operation of the Harri-
man lines.
There has been no serious sinking
recently of the grade on the Lucin cut
off except the usual subsidence of any
newly constructed line" said Krutt-
schnitt THE bank at Rambo and
everywhere else in the Great Salt Lake
is up to grade and We are shipping
away tools and outfits as fast as we
can, reserving only enough in case of
further sinks We had some ordinary
settlements this week, but not enough
to delay trains except on December 20,
when there was a delay of forty min
utes to one Of our passenger trains"
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
WILL RENDER GREAT WORKS.
Trinity Church Choir to Sing Gounod's
Nazareth Tomorrow.

Louis II. Eaton. organist OF Trinity Church,
Bush street. corner Of Cough. Rev. Frederick
". ClamDett, DID,, rector, has been rehears-
ing his Christmas musical programme for some
days. and as his choir Is one OF the best in
San Francisco the great works Of Gounod and
Buck. which on the programme. viii be
rendered. TO doubt. with all the excellence that
has characterized Trinity choir in past years
The services will be given in this order:
Morning prayer and holy communion. IL
a. NE Derm in < fat festival Buck; I;
Benedictus in z Fat (GarretD offertory
anthem. Nazareth" (Gounod); communion
service IN + fat fStanford). Evening, D. m.
Part OF Hsndel's Messiah; soloists-Miss
Flynn soDranos Miss Fairweather, contraito
Mr. Rosekrans. tenor; Mr. Oksen- bass: Miss
Grace Courtney Jenkins, violinist; Louis H.
Eaton, orEanist and director.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
A SPLENDID CHOIR.
Great Programme VIII BE Given at
Cathedral Mission.

Cathedral Mission.
A besutiful programme has been arranged AZ
tle Cathedral Mission of the Good samaritan
Second street near Folsom. Rev Mr. Turner
rector rhe choir Of The Mission is especially
ncte1 ror its vocal excellence and its rendering
o- old Christmas carols. The services will be.
Celebration Of the holy communion. 7.3O a. n:
s.lllo re-elraf-1n tchoral. with sermon By
r.r t--l-fr y a. M professional hymn.
Aaeste Fidelis'' reading: Kyrie in r Cover.
elara Ilti in played. offertory. soprano
tll, Noel ADAM. Miss Lena Hschmeisfer.
2. lln before sermon, shout the Glad Tidlngs-'
iAflscrl; sancrls IN r fTuckerrnsn): post CON
h'..nicn- Bread - the World Gloria IN Ex-
r-.sis- cd chant, Nunc Dfmirtis in r rBarnb.-l-
.essicrlll hymn --Hark- the Herald Angels
rns iMen1elsschl). Christmas festival ser
- 80 n m. organ and orchestral accom-
i-rlrneE-t-- 'relude. Ave Maria fSchubert):
N',-in solo. with organ and orchestra: proces-
lia- A1este Fi5eiis'; reading: Preces and
sI'fses lHallisi; Psaiter Psalm IN q Wal
ters,; Nunc Dimittis lSimper) IN fat: Credo
-'.f Nael fGruno6). Miss Lena HschrnefSter
t"ith organ and violin sccompaniment): hymn
lt.Hre srrnc1- shout the Glad TldinEs'f fAvf-
SOM Musical programme-Two melodies Or
tllernergl. organ and orchestra: full choir.
hark The Herald Angels sing CMendels-
soinl. I Know that My Re6eener Liveth'
Ltan1eil, organ and orchestra. The Spacious
ornament Haydn. full choir. orgsn and or
,.,.-5.s.' eii,ssrto-s Sornst solo. The Lost
1-ord fsIlliyan)- c Welz; retro. Angels
From the Realms of GLORY CSuartD. postlUse.
Priest March Clfozar1l organ snd Orchestra
Musical director, William 4. Holt: organist
Alfred Eavlev.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
TO RENDER CAROLS TONIGHT.

Vested Choir of Cathedral Mission
VIII Sing at the Hotels.
The vested choir OF the Cathedral Mission
OF the Good Samaritan VIII sing old Christmas
carols at the hotels Of San Francisco this
evening Christmas eve. Thirty choristers
robed in czssock and Gotta. will visit the fol-
lowing hotels:
Palace Hotel, 80 ?. m; ST. Francis s:I5:
St Nicholas. 3; P1easanton. $50; Colonial
e:55: California. 10; Russ House, 1o:2O; Lick
House lO.4O: Occidental. II.
The carols 20 be sung are: "Adeste
FidelR" Listen Lordlings Unto Ne ."
Three Kings Have Come From the East
Afarr Now Over the Snow-White Mead
owe Now the Deep Of Night Is Sleeping -
God Rest You. Merry Gentlemen Good
King Wanceslas.' . Christmas Bells" From
Par Away" Little Town OF Bethlehem and
'.Hark. the Herald Angels Sing
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24

Bours rector. viii be especially fine. and among
the musical numbers will be Mendessohn's ex-
Cuisite hymn, "Hark, the Herald Angels. and
Adams p. Noel
Following VIII be the programme:
Morning sernioe-PrOcessional hymn. "Adeste
t1oflis ''Nenite'' fWoOdward). ''Te Deum
fWillam Reed. .'Jubiiate' lFoster). hymn,
Eark, the Herald Angels (Mendelssohnl; an
them, Arise Shine fhNillism Reed. offer
tory, NOel' tAdaml. communion service. A
p II Iustauce- rzcessional hymn. Angels
Prom The Realms OF Glory
Evening serkice-Pr0cessional hymn. "Adeste
Fideiis Magnifcst, 'Nunc Dimittis'' Eos,
teri: hymn. Hark, What Mean Those Holy
Voices offerfory, The Heavens Declare the
Glory of God'. recessional hymn, Angels
Prom the Realms Of Glory" SoiOsts-Afiss
Evelyn Cavalli John Schuities: choir director
and orsanist. Mss Lila Maxwell.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
DEPARTMENT MAKES RULE
AS TO SOLDIER DEBTORS
Authorities to Consider Gases Only
When Scandal to the Service
Is Threatened

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23. - An
opinion by the judge advocate gen.
eral in regard to the claims against
army offices was given out at the War
Department to-day with the statement
that the views expressed may be ex-
pected to govern the attitude of the
department. The civil courts, the
opinion holds, are the proper agents to
determine If any Indebtedness exists
and only where the non-payment of
an established obligation by an officer
threatens scandal to the service does
it become proper for the military au-
thorities to consider the case.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
CAROLS AT GRACE CHURCH.
In the Evening the Sunday-School
Children Will Sing.

At the Grace Church. California and Stock
ton streets Rev. David ]. Evans pastor. a Sc
lect musical programme has been arranged by
the musical director In the evening a Sun
day-school carol service Will be held. The
following is the programme:
Celebration Of holy communion g m. !:
music by ladies' choir; morning service and
second celebration. IL O. clock; music by vested
choir Of eighteen men; professional, ''Harki
the Herald Angels Sing (MendeIssohn); Te
Deun. festival in p fat (Buck); Jubslate in
A fat (GilchriED: introit. While Shepherds
Watched" (GabrieD; offertory, Christmas
Carol" words by Rev. David J. Evans, music
by Horatio Parker; "Sanctus," "Agnus Del
''Gloria IN ExcelEis" Messe Solennelle (Gou-
nod: Nunc Dimittis In minor (Blow); re-
cessional 20 Little Town Of Bethlehem
CRedner); Sunday-school carol service. 7:45
p. m; organist and choirmaster, William H
Holt.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
CHRISTMAS AT CATHEDRAL.
Enlarged Choir VIII Render Many
Beautiful Selections

The trst mas Christmas morning viii com
mence a. 3 O'clock with Gregorisn music By
the csthecrsl's male choir At II O'Clock a SOL
eIrn ponthoal mass viii be sung by an enlarged
choir, with orchestra Archbishop Montgomery
vii be celebrant AZ the mass. Archbishop
Riorcan VII give the papal blessing yesuers
v-il be held IN the evening. Sermons appro-
PIRATE 70 the feast a. high mass and Al vespers
VII Be given.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
AT SACRED HEART CHURCH.
Beautiful Music VIII Be Given on
Christmas Morning.


At the Sacred Heart Church. Fillmore and
FelI streets masses will be celebrated every
half hour, beginning at o'clock, until IL
o'clock Al the high mass, o'clock, chill
dren's choir consisting OF fifty trained voices
viii render the following selections:
Nrisss De ANGELS "a Gregorian mass after
the Solesmes version. in strict accord with the
Popc's latest encyclicaD. At the solemn high
mass Al II o'clock Gounod's Mass OF the
Sacred Heart" viii be rendered by a double
Quartet consisting Of Misses Corea and McDer-
mott soursnos: Misses Steffani and Morse, con-
- sos- Messrs Evans and johnson. tenors.
a1d Me-srs WanreIl and Flood. bassos- The
choir will be under the direction OF Miss Ger
trude Hopkins. organist The sermon VIII be
urea ched By the Rev. William Fleming
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MUsTC AT ST. STEPHENS.
Martin Schultz. the Organist. Presents
an Excellent Programme.

an Excellent Programme.
Az 81. Stephens Church. Fulton street near
Fillmore. Rev Ernest Bradley rector there
vin b morning and evening services and mu-
SIC of The highest exceilence- The order Of de-
voton and singing viii be:
NoruilE service ~ II O'Clock; Nenite ia c
lIurlel- Re Deum and Juhlare IN c fBucl) :
ksrle In = Cover. Gloria TIbi in 9 PAX
toms sermon % the rector, Rev Ernest Brad
le1, OF the text The star OF the Msgi'; an
them. There Wers Shepherds CBuck): Sar-
sum CorVia and Sanctus IN c fGower); Gloria
ln EEceisis IN Q fancient chant: Nunc Dimit-
tis IN fat lBsrnby1; musical Christmas ser
wee al D. m; organ voluntary, 'Entree de
l'rocession fBariste), Magnihcst and Nunc
More Love 10 Thee tkotzschmer). tenor
500, % Little Town of Bethlehem fPr1ce)
..eT. Ernest Bradley; soprano SOLO AT the
Aan-er fcraVen). Miss X r Albright: an
them, There Were Shepherds'' Buck; Of
tertorg; orEsn solo. '-Noei": organ postlude
crEanist and choirmaster-
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ladies' OF the parish will sing Mass will be
held every hour until II o'clock. at which time
solemn high mass Will be celebrated. The pas
tor will preach the sermon. At the IL o'clock
mass the usual choir. augmented. viii sing the
following pieces: Ganss' Imperial Mass; Of
fertcry Noel adam. "Adeste Fidelis''
tNoVello). Solemn vespers viii be given in the
evening. during which the choir viii render
Ailarc's Nespefs. At the benedistioh, Tan
turs Ergo and 20 Saiutsris, - by Curtis
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24

Tracey and Nellie Lanigan mattresses In
dance halls on the Barbary Coast were
ssphyxiated by gas yesterday in the Prescott
lodging house, az Montgomery avenue and
Kearny street The investigation made by the
Coroners deputies fails TO establish whether
the women committed suicide met their
death by accident. The fact that both were
intoxicated when they retired leads to the be-
lief that they did not intend to take their own
lives.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24

HORSES RUN AwAY.-A double team be-
longing 10 II. Glynn. liveryman ran away at
Market and Duboce streets. dashing into a
Castro street car. One Of the horses was
killed and two passengers on the car were cut
By flying glass.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24
Astonishing Reductions.

Cloaks, suits. waists and skirts will be sac
at Strauss Frohman. 107-109 Post street
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24

shsrman Clay q Co are now Offering to the
owners Of Victor Talking Machines selections
bv Madame Meiba- BY all means add these
discs to your collection.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-24

For that drowsy. tired feeling and loss
Of appetite there is nothing as good as
Lash's Kidney and Liver Bitters.