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center line OF Spring street 1918. thence on
a curve SIS feet radius. DETECTING 70 right or
S 5O7 to line OF Fortieth street. said curve
Continuing thence until center line OF Fortteth
street becomes tangent thereto. portion OF plat
36 Kellersberger's map OF Ranches v and ID.
Peralta. Oakland: $40.
same TO same. same. Oakland; $i2.
John c. Applewhite to Frances A. all interest
in the following: Lot on line OF FELTON,
street 1T5 E OF Calais. Sl:6 BY lSS. pcr-
tion Of lots 4 and s. block G, Paradise Park.
Oakland; also lot on line OF FELTON, street.
1876 E OF Calais, F 3T:6 by 1S5. portion
Of lots 3 and T. block G. same. Oakland: also
lot on s line OF FELTON, street 100 z OF Calais
E 3T:6 by 1875. being " 3T;6 feet OF lot
Same to same. lot TO- block =. Knowles and
Potter subdivision OF Kennedy Tract East
Willian A and Nancy E Donaldson to
Charles A Resks. lot on NE line of East
Tvventv-third street. 200 Sc OF Thirteenth ave-
nue. Sc As by NE l50 block 141. Clinton.
East Oakland: SO.
b snyder tuinorl 10 Daniel Fessler lot 10
block d, klinknsrville Tract, Oakland Town
Harriet y CONFESS 10 John Conness Jr-. lot
on : line Of Bancroft way. so W OF Bowditch
W 512a by 1903. portion lot 3. block 10,
College Homestead. Berkeley: gift
Edwin and Julia A Sherrett to Henry D
OF Addison street 40 BY " 100 portion lot
10 block > map MCGEE Tract. etc Berkeley:
$40
The Realty Syndicate to Phiia V. Adrian
twife Of II. A., twsnty-four feet Of lot 3.
block -. MCGEE Tract, portion plat 81. etc
Berkeley: $40.
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PROPOSALS.

state Prison supples-Seaed
proposals. VIII he received az the office OF
fhe clerk az the State Prison. san Quentin.
until DO. 80 a. m. SATURDAY. the 18th day
of June 1904. and nt the Office of the clerk
81 fhc state Prison az Folsom until 80 n
nj SATURDAY. the 2ath day OF June.
laos al which times and places they will
be- opened IN the presence OF bidders for
Furnishing and delivering supplies Tor said
rrisour consisting OF subsistence stores.
fornre fuel fuel oil. furnishing power 10
run fhc 3utc mill and electrical appliances
Tor fute mul az san Quentin. clothing. med
trinrr lime. cement and other staple sup
piics from July l. 1904. 20 June 80 1905. in
elusive ON conditions as per printed Eched-
ules which viii be furnished upon applica-
zion al either of the above Offices. No bid
will he considered unless made upon said
schedules nor unless accompanied by the
certified check therein required. nor from
any other parties than bona ndc dealers in
the classes OF articles 10 be furnished Each
BIDDER must accompany his bid with n certi-
NED check upon some well known ana re-
Eponsibe banking house Tor az least 10 per
cent cf che amount OF his bid payable 10
the President OF the Board. conditioned that
the bidder viii enter into a contract upon
notice Of acceptance. as required by law.
BIDS Tor either prison must be marked sep
aratcly. AL payments made on contract Will
D. paid IN cash or Controllers warrants.
Bidders VIII carefully follow the conditions
of the schedules. The Board reserves the
right 20 reject any or all bids. the public
interest may require. and 10 order any guam
atty over or under the amount specified.
R NJ. FITZGERALD. President J. AZ.
OLIVER. Clerk
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DIED.

AI.EXANDER-In this city. June is 1904
Angela A. beloved daughter OF James J. and
the late Mary Alexander. native OF San
Francisco.
UFriends and aoqunintances are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral services
Friday, June Il. az 80 o'clock. at the resi-
dence OF her parents. 1889 Twenty-sixth
street between Sanchez and Noe. Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery.
BEIRNE-In this city. June "a 1904 Bar
hara. dearly beloved wife OF the late Bar
thoiomew Beirne. mother OF James p Beirne
and sister OF Mrs. Mary Joyce. a native OF
CRschel. County Galway, Ireland aged %
years and months.
CFfriends and acQuaintRnces are respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral tomorrow
friday. at $50 o'clock. from the parlors
81 McFadden. McBrearty & Green. III Mis-
sion street, between Seventh and Eighth.
thence 20 81. PRtricNs Church. where a re-
QUEEN hiEh mass VIII be celebrated for the
repose Of her soul. commencing Rt Q o'clock.
lnterment Holy Cross Cemetery.
BkEEN-In this city. juno is. 1904, Hanna
Breen. beloved wife OF John II Breen. a
native OF Oregon. aged IS years 10 mouths
and 10 days. Grants Pass. ORE. papers
UFriends and acquaintance - respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow
psrlors OF James McGinn & Co. ala Eddy
street. thence 20 Third and Townsend
streets. Via u:so o'clock train. Internent
Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
BUTTERLEY-In this city. June Is. 1901.
Edward Butterley. beloved father OF Andrew
Butteriey, native Of Dublin Ireland, aged
rOFriends and acquaintance and mem-
hers OF the Pacific Coast Marine Firemen' :
Union are respectfully invited 70 attend tho
funeral tomorrow tFridayl. at 1920 o'clock
from the parlogs Of McFndden. McBrearty <.
Green, III Mission street. between Seventh
and Eighth. In,erment Holy Cross Gene
CARR-In this city. June Is. 1904. Mary Carr.
relict ot William Carr. q native OF Bristol
England.
cREEDE-in this city, June is. 1904 F-,r,,
p. beloved husband os Mamie r~ranceS
Creede. and father OF Emmett T. Creese snS
brother Of Percy J. and William p creede
Hurley. and the late Mrs r. Malone ana
Mrs NJ. Hogan, a native OF County Liner
fck Ireland. member Of Court Sutro
Heights. Foresters OF America ana Unity
Alliance No. IL. St Patrick's Alliance of
America.
ETFrfends and acquaintance are re,p.ct-
fully Invited 20 attend the funeral Tomorrow
tFricayl at . o'clock. aom his late resi-
dence. 3ieo Fillmore street corner OF Green
wich. thence 20 St Vincent de Paui's Church
corner OF Steiner and Green streets vhere
solemn requiem high mass viii be ceie-
ing az $3.50 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
CUsICH-ln the City and County Hospiial.
June ih. i9os John Cuslch, a native of Aus
tria- aged l6 years.
nAGNEAIf-In this city June Is 1904 Apri-.
Adei beloved daughter Of Hilaire ana TO-
phino nagneau. and sister Of Wiifred Dar.
neau. aEed years and days.
DENIS-ln this city. June Is 1904 Mar, A
Denis, mother OF Mrs. William T. Pheian
and grandmother Of Irene and 1.otfie Phelan
native of Ireland. tHaverhin and Webster
Mass. pare-s please ccny.l
CFriends and ac1uaintsnoes are respect
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Henry Ewing. 2I. Tulare. and Ida J. Dunno.
Patrick T. Carney. 81. 20 Hn street. and
Katharine skolaeld. 20. 20 hin street.
Frank de Freitas, u, 1856 Seventeenth
street. and Josephine Stevens lS. 20 DorlRnd.
William X. Sparks. "a Oroville, and Mary
s. Bokmann % Oroville
Edgar l. Little. 20. $50 Stockton street and
Dorothy Christian. -. 630 Stockton street
Louis i. Malirat -. 917 LarSin street. and
Emma Frietas. Il. Mission San Jose.
Eujean G Rensberger. 2s. Stockton, and
Mary l.. Wooley, % wlnona. MINI.
Jesse c. Perry, 20. 25ss Market street. and
Louise c. Nelson. %, 236 Twenty-seventh.
Maurice i. Goodstein. 81. San Jacinto, and
Hazel b. Caro-. 2l. 1906 Laguna street
Frederick W. Schell, 30. 20l5 Oak street.
and Helen V. Church. %. SonomR-
Harry T. Porter. q, city. and Mary W.
Mccormick Is city.
Frederic J. Smith, 30. $50 Ellis street and
Alma Colemann 20, S2S Shrader street.
Peter r. Johnson, 40. III Mason street, and
Jennie Gunnear 30. 1850 Sacramento street.
Leonard N Schwartz 2l 1853 Eddy street.
and Cora NJ. Kelsey. IS 2711 Sacramento.
William w. Miller. 81 Hotel Savoy, and
Netue J; Russell; 2l. IA o Farrell street
Minnie NJ Pybone. 2i. 5O5 Ellis street
Edward Belasco. 20. city, and Anne Levy,
Edwin J. ThomaA "a. Alameda, and Mar
Earot y. Smith. %. 1928 Vallejo street.
Irving W. Rand. 81, Preside. and Kathryn
Franklin benjamin 10. 1l9 Twelfth street,
and Jacobina J.. Andersen. 1e 125 Locust
avenue
Augustus A. Sober. %. b27 Avarado street
and Gussie Stolz. p, l26 Eleventh street
Charles l. Kane. 21. ST3 Post street. and
May Calais. is. 1892 Golden Gate avenue
Grosvenor H. de Pue. PIG Third street, and
Clara Campe. is 20 Devisadero street
Irwin {. Hatch. 81. 2s14 Howard street and
Louise Renwick. 21. 2sl4 Howard street.
Robert C. McNally. 2l Menlo Park, and
Lulu Rivers 10 Menlo Park
Hermann Flick. 30. 2a29 Sacramento street.
and Anna Alpers, %. 135 Fillmore street.
Jim Lee. 30. Bakersfield and Leung All
Ole 20, 900 Sacramento street
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CONFERS HONOR
UPON A DIVINE
Very Rev. Father George NJ.
Searle Elected Superior
General of Paulist Order
A FRIEND OF SAMPSON
Suggests to Late Admiral
a Device Which Leads to
an Important Invention

The Very Rev. Father II. II. Wey-
man. superior and rector of St Mary's
(Paulist) Church. received a telegram
yesterday announcing the election by
the Paulist Chapter. which is now in
session in New York City. OF the Very
Rev. George NJ. Searle as superior
general.
Father Searle had been for the last
eight years first consultor Of the late
superior general. Father DeshOn, and
was elected by the board of consultors
as superior pro tenn after Father De-
shOn's death.
This honor was not unexpected, in
asmuch as Father Searle is the old
est living member Of the Paulist or
der and has for many years occupied
a prominent position in the society.
Father Searle is not only prominent
as a superior and priest. but Is wel
known in the scientific world for his
work in astronomical research.
He was invited by the late Pope
Leo XIII to accept an appointment at
the Vatican, but on account OF work
in which he was engaged IN the Unit
ed States he felt compelled to decline
the honor.
Father SearIe was a friend OF the
late Admiral Sampson of the United
States navy and suggested to him the
plan of a range finder. which has
since led to the invention by naval
officer of an instrument Of great prac-
teal use.
The new superior general was born
June p, 1889. in London, England,
though his parents were Americans.
When he was only a few months OF
age his family returned to this coun-
try and during his youth he attended
the Brookline, Mass, High School,
from which he entered Harvard Uni
versity in 1853. Four years later he
graduated with very high honors.
After graduation he did astrononi-
cal work at the Dudley Observatory,
Albany, n. Y, and at the Harvard
Observatory, and in 1868 he entered
the Paulist community and was or
dained a priest in 1871.
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ToNoPAH MINES.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE Is

Henry D.. James L. and Laura A Hawks to
Redmond W. Payne. lot on SW corner OF Lom-
bard and Larkin streets. S IS by w 1858: $40
p B. Cornwall 10 Lillian F. Brady. lot on
line OF McAilister street. 16s = OF Fillmore
f 25 by 1875 Quitclaim deed; IS.
Lillian F. Brady TO Carl Won der Mehden
same: $40.
Katherine NJ. Buneman twidowl to Katherine
NJ Buneman tsingle), lot on line OF Broad
way. las W OF Steiner street. W 42:6 by "
80: also lot on n line OF broadway, 195 Z
OF Pierce street, E 80 by 1878; $1,000
Margaret c. Davis TO Harriet ]. Welsch
wife OF W c.. lot on line 60 Of Z s9tter utter street.
Edward l. and Alice F: Hunt to William
E Isutz, lot W line OF Baker street. los
n of Clay. 25 by W 1868; $40.
William NJ. and Tillie or Matilda Klinger
20 Sarah Brodek lot on line OF Lyon street
so OF Oak. S 25 by E 81 =; also undivided
u OF lot on Sc corner OF Market and West
senches streets. sw s5:4. Sc eT:s 12S:S:
$40.
Mamie. Kate. Lillian and Maggie Plunkett
10 Grace NJ Young. lot on f line OF Central
avenue s2;Tis OF Sacramento street. %
sarah J. miller TO Rudolph q. J. P. Dahl.
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The Ministers OF the Porte. after hav-
ing decided that Turkey should not Be
represented at the ST. Louis Exposition.
were Influenced TO change their de-
cision when the following facts were
submitted Since the establishing OF
direct steamship service between New
York and Turkish ports freight rates
have been reduced from 50 IS 70 "a IS
a ton: the value OF Turkish imports "a
the United States has increased from
1000. 900 to 5000. 900 per annum. and
the United States Is buying from Tur-
key. direct. more than o.o0o. 90 per
annum.-Exchange
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AssEssMENT NorICEs.

ASSESSMENT NOTTCE-Honolulu Plantation
t'ompany location of principal place OF bus
fnrss CITY and County of san Francisco.
state of CQllfornia-Nouco Is hereby ElNen
fhst M a ricctinE OF the Board of Directors
held this 18th day OF June. A. d 1909 an
assessment 90. - of five dollars (Soool per
share was levied upon the capltal STOCK or
fho cornoration nnyahle Immediately 10 the
SECRETARY OF the company. az the ofhce ot
fhc company. I21 Market St. room 4. second
floor fn fhc city and County OF san Fran
CISCO state of California. ANY stock upon
which this assessment shall remain unpaid
On the 2Sth DAY OF July, ieo4 VIII be de-
1fnoucnt and advertised Tor sale az public
auction. and unless payment is made before,
viii De- sold on the 18th DAY OF August. leV4,
90 nav fho delinquent assessment together
With cost ~ advertising and expenses of
saie H ". THOMAS Secretary Honolulu
Plantation Company. SO Market street. San
Francisco California
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Late Shipping Intelligence.
OCEAN srrAMrHs

NEW YORK-Arrived Jcne Gs-Ssnr Geor-
Eic frcm I4verpocis strrr Eserertine. rom
Glasgow. VIA Nsiitax. strcr Majestic. nom
Livsrpcc1 and Queenstown
sailed June iS-Str-r Cesric fsr Liverpool.
OCEENSTONN@ArrI Tare lN-StmR
Ivernis nom Ecstsn foT Ifvercoal, stIur leu
tonic. froua New Notk Eor Liverpool. and
prccccscd
sailed Juee is-St4nr Aurss. fro-n Liverpool.
for New YORK.
IlNERFNNNF1aSail es Jooe zS-Str,r Occanic,
for New NsrN va CuecnefeWn
CI4EREOuRts@ArfiVe1 fune SS-Stsrr Pre-
tcrta. from New Nofk "a Ftyrrcuth. for
New YORK. and rrcceetet
sailed June tSaStrrr Nrcrrrirz Wilhelm.
from Bremen ar5 Southampton fer New York
NONIIsr - Arrives J1ne 1S@Strnr Ethiopia
from New York. SCR GLASGOW ard rrocesded.
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BIRTHS-M MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail viii not be inserted They must be handed
IN at either or the publication offices and be
indorsed with tho name aud residence OF per
sons authorized 70 have the same published.
Notices restricted simply 20 the announcement
of the event are published once IN this column
free OF charge
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16

ENDS LIFE WITH CASH. s. Tieman was
found unconscious in the living-room OF his
store, 23OS Howard street. yesterday morn
ing with a rubber tube attached TO a gas let IN
his mouth. He died while being taken 10 thu
City and County HOsDital. Dependency IL
supposed to have been the cause OF the rash
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
RORN.

BARRT-In Martinez. June u. 1904. to the
wife OF W Il. Barry Cnee Seward. a
daughter.
PETRIE-In this city. June "a. 1905. TO the
wife OF Dr. Frank Branson Petrie (nee
Pierce. a daughter.
this city. June I. 1904.
20 the wife OF Henry T. senEstacken. a son.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
Ask for a Receiver for a Hotel.

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-Suit has been
filed asking that a receiver be ap-
pointed for the Oakland Hotel Com
pany, which operated a hotel erected
near the worlds Fair grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
Former Mayor Ames Is VERY Low.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 15.-Dr. A
Ames. former Mayor of this city. was
reported to be dying late this after
noon. Physicians were summoned and
expressed the opinion that he may live
through the night.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16

CHARGED WITH NfURDER.-Mrss Della
Allen. Ills Market street. was booked at the
City Prison yesterday BY Detective Braig on
charge OF murder in connection with the
death OF Mrs. May Zeller whose husband Is
employed at the Victoria Hotel Mrs. Zeller
died on Sunday morning at the McNutt Hos
rFf
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
MARRIED.

this city, June IA,
1904 by the Rev Fred A Keast Ithiei b.
Mason of DE la Mar Shasta County, and
Maebell Louise Clemson OF this city.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16

PROPOSALS Tor Steam Pump. etc-Ofnce
Depot Quarterma-ter. SO New Montgomery
street. san Francisco. Cal. June 18th. 1904.
Sealed proposals. IN tripiicafe. subject 20
usual conditions. viii be received here until
II o'clock a. IN Saturday. June o5th. la0s.
and then opened. for furnishing / Steam
and camp Ovcrton. 4. J. Preference VIII
he given 20 articles of domestic production
and manufacture. condition of price and
quality being equal uncludinE IN the price
90 foreign production the duty therronl. The
II. s. reserves right 20 accept or reject
any or sN proposals or any part thereof.
Information and blank proposals furnished
or application. Envelopes containing pro-
posals 20 be market Proposals FOR Pipe
nnn flttnEs No, @taN and addressed 20
Major O. A. ncvol. Or Mr.. Il. $ A
Depot CuarternE-ter
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16

PROPOSALS for drayage--Gcncrai Depot of
the Quartcrrnsstcr' Department. san Fran
cisco. Cal. May IS ta0t-Seaied proposals
fnr fhe hauling ~ military stores and sup
Plies IN and about the city of San Fran
cisco. Cal. Ter the frCai year commencing
July i. ieis. viii be rrcciNed ~ this Office
until u o'clock a. m. On Saturday, the 18th
CAV % June. lanf. and then opened The
Government reserves fhc right 90 reject any
gr an prcposais All necessary information
wiii hc furnished on application 20 this Of
rco. Envelopes containing proposals should
~ intcrscd Proposals Tor DrayAkc. and
addressed &c Mascr G. A Devol Depef
Cu9rtcruaktcr.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16

PROPOSALS Tor clothing and equipaEe Depot
Qunrfermastcr' office. &c New Montgomery
ct. san Francisco. California, June - 1904
Sealed prcposale. in tripllcate viii he re-
ceivcd az this Office until 10 o'clock a. m
Monday. June -. 1904. Pacific Standard Time
nuf then opened Tor furnishing az either the
Philadelphia. Boston. Chicago or San Fran
cisco dcpots: PaJnmas. Buckskn Gauntlets
Chamhray shirts. Mattresses Pillows Pill
low Cases. Bedshcets Mesquite Bars and
Trumpsis. All 90 conform 20 standards and
Epccincations Quantities 20 be subject 90 an
Increase of 20 per cent n desired by the de-
pRrfmcnf. Preference win be given 10 arti-
clcr az domestic production and manufacture
conditions cf price and quality being equal
NnciudinE GA the price - foreign production
and manufacture the duty thereonl. and such
preference win be Gfycn 10 articles OF Amer
lean production and manufacture produced
on the Pacific Coast 20 the extent of the con-
sumption required by the public service there
The lrltcd states reserves the right 20 ao-
cepf or reject any or all proposals or any
part thereof. Information and blanks Tor
proposals. VIII he furnished on application.
Envelopes containing proposals viii be In
corrcd Proposals No zoos Tor Clothing and
EQuipaEe" and addressed 20 Major c. A.
nENoL. ouartermaster. u. s. Army. Depot
CluHrfrrrnaEfcr.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16

PROPOSALS Ter Steam Pump. etc.-Ofnce
Depot Ouarterrnastcr. SO New MONTGOMERY
street san Francisco. Cal. June 18th. 1904
Sealed proposals.. an triplioate. subject TO
~ o'clock. a. m. saturday. June 18th 1905
and fhrn opened Tor furnishing ] steam
Pump. PIPE and Fittings Tor LucenR. p. l.
rnrstlc production and manufacture consi-
ficns cf price and quality being equal tin-
ciudinE 81 the price % foreign production
the duty therconl The a. s. reserves rirht
20 accept any or al proposals or any part
thereof Information and blank proposals
furnished on application. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals 10 be marked Proposals
Tor steam Pump. etc. No. tJ5i." and ad-
dressed g. Major C. A. nevoi. Or. AR. L.
r. A.. Depot Quartcrfnastcr.
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STREET RAILROADS.

STREET RAILROADS.
California .194 200 IPresldio -. 40
Geary 60
POWDER.
Giant 90 81 lyigorit 49,.
SUGAR.
Hama Co. 15c Kilauea 8 c.
Hawaiian C.. 80 b2 Makaweli c.. 21A 22
Honokaa C 11% IL Onomea c. "a 27h
Hutch C 8 Paauhau s C 13 13H
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alaska A. - 139 IOceanic c. ~
Cal F A.. e9hl Pac Aux FLA. B
Cal Wine A. s9h 9oh Pac Borax1o7h =
Morning Session.
Board
", 600 Bay Counties Power Co bs......1o1 20
$40 600 North Shore 6s................10 6s 100 %
$4,000 F and 8 v V6s...............116 JIG rs
Afternoon Session.
Street-
500 Edison L and es. liza 90
$1,000 Market-street Ry list con 6s. ia 80
30 Spring Valley Water Co... 81 rs
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SALES.
Morning Session.
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
F. J. Monahan. Manager. Tel. Mission 81.
M0NAHAN, 0'HARA & co.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EABALMERS
@aSS--SA Mission ct. near Nineteenth.
san Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALL persons having accounts against the hrm
OF Knight & Ryan, liquor dealers, Powell and
Francisco SITS. present Bame at once for set
flemeut @. SANTA.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16

Morning Session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-20
AT BATH.
Annual Convention of United Order of
Golden Cross.

Bath. Me. April 19.-(SpeciaD.-Arra
ments have been completed for the annual
convention OF the grand lodge of the
United Order of the Golden Cross of
Maine which will be held in this city. to-
morrow. when upwards of 20 delegates
are expected TO attend
rms evening, an entertainment in honor
OF the visiting grand officers and other
delegates was given by the members of
hatahdin Commandery. the local lodge.
In their hall. The session. tomorrow will
he held in the hall OF Katahdin Com
mandery. The morning session will begin
at 10 O'Clock. when tue initiatory degree
OF the grand lodge Will be worked upon
nearly 20 candidates. after which the re-
ports OF the grand lodge officers will be
submitted. At the afternoon session the
regular routine business of the year will
be transacted. after which officers will
be elected.
Among the prominent members of the
order who have already arrived are Su-
preme Commander e. c. Rauskolb of
Providence r. l., and the following grand
lodge officers: Commander William III
Douglas of Lisbon Falls; Vice Comma nder
Mrs. Clara n. Sawyer OF Springvale; Sec
rotary Horace Mitchell of Kittery Point
Warder of Outer Gate j. +. Mullaney of
Auburn: Warder of Inned Gate Mrs.
Maud Stackpole of Sanford: Past Supreme
Commander A. s. Bangs of Augusta; Su
prame Medical Director John &. Stewart
hI York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-20
1904
1oc. Cigars sold In New England since 1874
by all Jobbers and Retailers
IS LOOMS RUNNING.
Few Families Have Left North yaseai.
boro During Strike.

North Nassaiboro. Me. April 10
'SrrciaD-The special dispatch To Mon
days Journal from this town regard
Ing the ending az the strike IN the No.
Nassa'boro Wonlen Mil was mislead-
ing IN several important respects. The
strike To be sure is settled At last. and
the whole village rejoites that the
hffculty Is ended. Instead of only -
looms running as stated in the dis
i"'''h, there are 80 looms running
which Is two-tEirds of the capacity OF
IN" NH. in all its various departments.
Mondays dispatch was also in error in
stating that thirty families had left
town during the progress OF the strike.
As matter of fact not more than a
dozen families at the most have left the
village.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-20
GLOUCESTER SCHOONER.
Albert Geiger Given Assistance by Tugs
at Portland.

Portland, Me. April 19.-Two tugs
went out to attempt on the high tide,
this afternoon. to float the JG-ton
Gloucester fishing schooner Albert
Geiger, which went ashore, late yestcr-
day. on the eastern end of pory island.
This island evidently was mistaken for
Crow island and tho schooner struck
The sunken lodges. She filed immedi-
ateiy after the CROW h;fd escaped in
their dories.
An unsuccessful attempt was made.
afternoon, 10 pui, on the Geiger, which
is firmly embedded in the sand. 1t was
discovered that about - feet of her keel
had been ripped OF and that the forward
part Of her hui, ha" nFcn DANA ged. An
either attempt will be made to fioat her.
Wednesday