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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
WOMAN F|END
LOSES SYMPATHY
Taxpayers Tire OF Great Cost
Entailed by Trials
LIKES ICE CREAM SODA
FIVE CENTS IN POSTAGE SENT
FROM CHICAGO BY WOMAN
TO BUY HER A
GLASS.

Reading, Pa. Feb l9.-Tho most
inportant subject hat continues 70
o discussed in connection with the
aso Of Mrs. Kate Edwards and Sam
ael Greason is the probability Of the
arrest Of the wonaa's daughter, Mary
Edwards, now in St Louis. The au
thoriIies are not likely to do any
ming in S connection for the pres
mi because the attorneys for the
cndemned have made no move OF
aaalf cf their clients under the RI
spite granted by the board of pa
dops,
Mary Edwards was under the +
ression as late rs Wednesday nigh
FL he ST. Louis home, that ner m
- wonla he hanged, and for sor
lays before that she was asked
ONE to Reading to bid her farewer
W she ahsouely refused Her COZ
an fe'r Is tat she will be arres'
af If she DO not taken into Gus o1
q VII be largely through public o5ii
ION thar the Elwards-Greasoa casa
has st about enough.
lt has already cos tha taxpayers Of
his agricultural county nearly $4,000
and many are kicking. Newspapers
clergy and others have expressed
themselves 10 the effect that the case
hss been strung OUT long enough, and
the sympathy for Mrs. Edwards Is
not as strlng as Il was a month ago
These parties point to the fact that
while her death warrant had been re
peat dly road 0 her. fixing different
dates for hanging her IN The last thre,
years. .slrsx gdwanis nryar inttmatet
that Greaaon was Innocent until al
ther devices Of the law had Aeen ex
hausted and that she then came fol
ward with new and startling evidenc,
IN the case TO halt the xecution.
One ofthe letters praying for mere
for Mrs Edwards was from a womar
IN Chicago, who inclosed, in addition
70 her plea that Mrs Edwards b,
spared from the gallows. five cents II
Stamps. She gave the following direc
tions as % the disposition Of tht
STAMPS:
y have heard that Mrs. Edwards /.
fond Of Ice cream soda, so | inclost
Eve cents in stamps. with which yol
viii please purchase a soda for th,
poor woman. II will, hope, help Il
cheer her up and help her to bear thu
ordeal through which she Is pass
ing."
Mrs. Edwards will have the gratln
caticn Of drinking an ice cream sod
al the Chicago woman's expeas
Shortly Mrs Edwards has becom,
such n prominen figure that every
thing she does is promptly chronlcled
Her daily bill Of fare how long sh
sleeps, the period when she lies @,
her cot and moans. how long she sit
n chair and s.ares into vacancy
her dreams, how she bewails the kis
cf little Alma, every word of her con
versation. how she loses in weigh
and then gains are all duly inquire,
9fter laily and recorded
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
BOMB MAY WIPE
OUT THE DYNASTY
Hence Body OF Sergius VIII Not
Be Brought to Capital
THE FEAR OF TERRORISM
PERvADEs IMPERIAL FAMILY
AND NONE OF THE GRAND
DUKES WILL STIR FROM
PALACES.

ST. Petersburg, Feb, l9.--It has been
dec dcd tha. the remains OF Grand
Duke Sesgius win not be brought to
st. Petersburg at present. The prin-
cipal reason is caid to be faar OF
terrorisla ead at great state funeral
where til lperor and all the Roman
off family assemly a single bomb
might wipe our the dynasty.
1t is possible that none of the i'm
perlal family except those now with
in the wall OF the Kreml.n will be
present at these obsequies, so grave
is the danger to the grand dukes that
several Of them have not stirred ont
side their palaces since the Moscow
tragedy. Governor-General Trepoff
has not left his quarters since Ser
gius' death.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
ONE OF YOUNC'S
WIDOWS IS DEAD
Only Five Wives Now Survive
Famous Mormon
USED TO BE TWO DOZEN
IN THE HOUSEHOLD THAT WAS
THE GLORY AND PRIDE OF
THE CHIEF PoLYGAMlST
OF UTAH.

salt Lake City. Feb 19.-The death
In Salt Lake of Mrs, Lucy Eigelow
Young last week recalls the rapid
pass ng of the household of tho great
ISL Of Mormons and the founder OF
polygamy among hem,
Mrs. Young's death leaves only five
widows of Brigham Young, the found
er of Utah, and the leader of his
church in It's exiled march across the
western half OF the continent from
Missouri to Utah.
The household of Brigham Young
was his glory, and an example by
which he sought TO teach his people
the righ. way of living in polygamy
He established his Two dozen wives IN
the Lion House adjoining his head
quarter, and had a meal hour each
evening, when they all sat al a table
Nth him a5 its head. A tolling bell
NW5ullDuN1 tAtku anu tiio IAOSNh1 "
assemble for evening prayers.
Large families have ever been a
passion with Mormons, and Brigham
oastod of the largest number OF ch +
lren. as well as the larges number
lf wives. in the kingdom. It is told
4 him hat waen young man came
suing for . daughters hand his inyar.
able reply was:
Young man, 10 you in end to mar
~ in or marry out?" Brigham found
as his daughters grew up and began
to marry that a collection of worthless
sons fn.law were on his hands % sup
port, and his question To suitprs was
acknowledged as a warning that he
slt the burden Of supporting his
daughters husbands.
Brghams wives loved each other.
with rare instances Of open rebellion,
One Of them was proud and she
thought she could oust the favorite
from her place at her husbands side,
on. occasions of state.
She tried II, and in the social war
for supremacy, she lost Then she left
the church, and her home 10 lecture
against Mormonism.
Across the way from the Lion House
Brigham built the Amelia palace for
Amelia Folsom Young, wife who was
4 reigning beauty and the queen OF
the old Utah aris' ocracy. Social grace
and love for the formal fnnctiona
were her leading characteristics, and
she queened IL over the other wives
while her power lasted. With Lucy
Bigelow Young she shared the repu
,ation of being the most beautiful OF
The household. and now the death OF
I,ucy leaves her the surviving favor
.te.
The FIVE wives who still remain are
Margaret Pierce Young. Eliza Young
Naamah Young. Harriet B. Young anc
Amelia Folsom Young. All OF then
reside in Salt Lake and are highly re
spec;ed by their fellow churchmen'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
A Resourcsfui Woman.

Mrs. William Craigle. a young
woman of Quakertown. Pa, is credit
cd with having killed with a ha.pin a
snake ten feet in length. While walk
ing through a wooded stretch recently
she kicked what she thought was a
stick It proved 10 be reptile aa3
coied. prepared to strike. She mss
the attack. nslned TIE snakes bead 20
7ie ea-ta wifh- her hsfpin aad tier
-isirltea rs iis2 5ut.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
EVANS DECLARES
AMENDMENT VALID
FIVE DIVISIONS OF AMENDMENT
WERE INTEGRAL PARTS AND
NECESSARY. TO MAKE THE
WHOLE OPERATIVE

Des Moincs, Iowa. Feb. l9.-~Jndge
w. D. Evans cf Story county, has de
cided that the biennial amendment 10
he constitution is valid.
The cour. holds that the five d.
visions of the amendment, which the
insisted should have been
submitted to the people as separate
amendments. we're integral par OF
the one proposition, and were neces
sary to make the measure properly
operative.
An appeal to the supreme court viii
be taken Immediately.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
BLooosTAlNs ARE DiMMEO.

Moscow, Feb IA thin layer OF
snow today hes dimmed The blood
stains in TIC sela,e qaare. The win
dcws in he palace Of Justice have
been reglezo + arA other hasty efforts
made to oba' ,ete tae traces az FL
days ;ragadN ~ daAce however =
being found In ID most une1pcc ed
places. Soldiers this afternoon diseoy'
cred many pieces of the carriage in
which Sergius wa idng when he met
his death. ana filsmen,s Of fasl we're
found on top CT the twelve foot para
pet of the ars ,nal, among the Napol
comic guns.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20

% PREVENT UiEcr1cN ~ HIS
DISTRICT ON GROUNDS NO
VACANCY LEGALLY
EXISTS,

chiesso, Feb. fs.-Frank D. Conner
fors. who was exps led BY the Illinois
legislature, announces his intention Of
appealing to the courts TO have ihe
action OF the legislature declared H.
legal
Ths plan is said TO have citizen
Of his district hls bill for Injunction
70 prevsns 4 special election 20 fill
comerford's place, en- the ground that
70 vacancy legally exists
cemerfcrd will then file petition
70 a mandanus compelling the speak
er CT ths house to allow him TO take
his seat Until the supreme court de-
eides the inlunetica case.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
TURKS BURN KUKLITcH.

salonica Feb. 19.-In a fight be
tween Bulgarians and Turks at kuk'
itch near Strumitza. February 10th,
the Bulgarians lost % killed or wound
Cd. The Turks subsequently burned
me village. IN the ruins the charred
remains Of fourteen women and sey.
ersl children were found
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
CHARGED WITH A
TERRIBLE CRIME
Fellow WOrkmen Commit Heiu-
Gus Offense on Companion
SET CLOTHING ON FIRE
AFTER sATURATiNG 1T WITH
KEROSENE AND TYlNY HANDS
HAD A MARROW Es-
ESCAPE FROM DEATH.

New York, Feb. 1e.-His hands tied
and clothing saturated with kerosine
snd thsn set on fiec.. was the treat
inert accorded Max spitz. car clean
er. r. fcliow workmen IN he yards
CT the New York Central railroad, &C
according to statement made BY
sritz to the police today
spitz said that upon escaping from
his tcrmentors re ren away with his
clothing ahlsze and rolled in the sn5~
NJ II. the flames were extinguished.
He was terribly burned. Henry REFS
enheiser, watchnsn IN the roundhouse
has been zTrseted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
MILLION DOLLARS AND HALF
LOST BY A GREAT BLAZE,

indianapolis, Ind. Feb l9.--Bulletin
"A fire which started in the wholesale
millinery house Of Fahnley & McRea
tonigh. spread to adjoining buildings
anu within foriy-fiye minutes had com
pletely destroyed eight buildings The
damage already done is estimated at
over a million and a half dollars
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20

He does not seem 10 have bean coz
daily received, for it Is understood
thai he will give up business entirely
in the spring. He owns about 3d.
100000 worth Of realty in the city ana
he has placed a great part Of T. on
the market
This lea s many to the belief that
he intends to dispose Of most Of his
holdings here and move % England.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
HEARING CLOSED IN CONTEST.

Denver. Col, Feb. 1a.-The hearire
e the tes fmonv in the guheruatcrial
contest closed this evening Briefs
win be fled by both sides commit
.ee viii report 20 the president of the
Joint convention Of the legislature
March 1st and the next day the join
convention viii receive the report.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
portuovese Monarch a Dead Shot.

King Carlos Of Portugal is generally
known to be a crack shot with the re-
volver. but most people have forgotten
that he once won a prize at compe-
tition after shooting of a lie With the
hest shots Of this country and Eng
land. This feat be performed in 1886
at wimbledon, England. his AneTi-
can competitor being Air. Winans. Tie
Englishman was Mr. Ellicott carles.
then duke of BTaganza. carried Of the
Prize.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
epwARn MHsELER pEAn.

A dispatch from Commerce, Mo-,
says:
The, body OF Edward Wheeler.
steward Of the government feet at
Santa Fe, ILL.,, was found Thursday. I
Is supposed he took his own life. The
body is still held, as his relatives have
not appeared. II the body is not
claimed T. viii be buried here"
Wheeler was well known In Cairo
10 was here about two weeks ago.
For number Of years he was chef at
\. Bottos and p. c. Scullins restau-
rants.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
Indian Priest.

The Rev. ather Albert Nechsuquet
completed his four years course in the
Propaganda at Rome this year. He
said his first mass in August in Okla
homa City, and is now assistant pas
tor at afrskcgee. !. T. He Is a full
bIooded PottoKatomie and the first N
dian pTiest
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
KILLED BY HIS srePsoN.

Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. l9.-Will
Avis. a farmer. was shot and killed by
his 16 year-old stepson at his home at
wickHne. The boy went to his moth
er's assis ance during a quarrel with
Avis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
nAvAl sAost aaoss oeAo.

AuuaD7lls. Sd Tes - NidshiJ
man SAMUEL We-trsy Ba j. of fhe
seeoud class AZ the naval academy,
snd snn Of Surgeon SamHal w. Bat
ne l. s y rctiren- Of AsheTi'le.
s.. g dosnsi d2ai a. ,he brigade cf
81 dshipnca Hc7e called 20 d.nn7r
formation +caay
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
EMeszzLsR is ARRESTED.

Reglnata. n w. T.. Feb. III E.
Lewis. who left Grand Forks. North
Dakota. about TWO weeks ago. and
whose accounts in the Grand Forks
Mercantile Company, are alleged to be
short $4,000 has been arrested here
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
EXPRESS NO REGRET.

Vienna. Feb l9.-Some newspapers
here express regret at the assassina-
tion of Grand Duke SeTgius IN terms
that do net ring sincere. They declare
the deed did not cause surprise and
that il was quite to be expected when
The man and his policy were aiken in
10 consideration. Other papers do not
veil the satisfaction they feel at the
death of the grand duke.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
ROOSEVELT coNDoLEs.

st. Peer burg, Feb. l9.--The EN-
peror nas~reciged a message OF condo
lence from Fres dent Roosevelt
which contains strong expression OF
the abhorrence with which both the
American government and people view
the crime perpetuatel at Moscow
Friday,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
ERECTING DEFENSIVE WORKS.

Toxic Feb. 10. Field Marshal oya
"a reports that the Russians are con.
'puing their defensive works in all
lrections. They continued 10 shell
iorticns Of the Japanese line on FRI
.ay On the sane day they essayed
saaIl infantry attack. but we're re-
pulsed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
CARRIED coNTRABAND coal.

Toxic, Feb. l9.--The navy 10,
partment announced the seizure Of
he British steamer Silviana, bound
for Vladivostok with Cardiff coal. The
3lace of seizure was not staeed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20

injured Peer McGinn. and another
man employed in the Massachusetts
Consolidated mine in Ontanagon coun-
ty. McDowell's body was horribly cur
up McGinn had both eyes blown out,
jaw broken. one arm broken in five
places and he sustained other severe
injuries. The other man escaped with
scalp wounds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
BISHOP M'LARgN DIES.

New York, Feb. Right Rev.
William e McLaren, Protestant Epis-
eopal bishop Of Chicago. d'ei here to.
night aged 10, The bishop has been
III for more than a mon h. He was
consecrated bishop in 1879.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
SABBATH RECORD
OF CATASTROPHES
Roined Building elapsed Kill.
ing One, Injuring two
CHARGE or DYNAMITE
PREMATURELY ExPLoDEs DEAL
ING OUT DEATH TO ONE MAN
GREAT AND COSTLY FIRE
IN INDIANAPOLIS.

Chicago, Feb 49, q pe person was
lied. two Others injured and several
arrCWly escaped as result of the
collap. e of a ruined building ut 519
West Foureen4l street tn g after
noon
The structure, which was wrecked
by fire two years ago, fell while some
boys were searching in it for wood
for fuel
One of the youngsters had chopped
through one OF the main supports
when the wall suddenly collapsed
Harry Goldberg, aged IL was
caught by falling timbp and killed,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
PROMINENT MAN DEAD.

Chicar,. Feb 19-word was re
ceiye1 hes tonight of the death On
chas. B X mball a prominent busi
nees ran oC Chicago at Pasadena. Cal
fi e~e he went "a quest o.
ve eran Of the
f~t re c~nniled
Frs Illinois light ar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
CALLED AT WHITE HOUSE.

Washington, eFb. IN. Juss-
rand, the French ambassador made
long call at the White House tcnigh
He said the visit was simply a social
onn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
sToaY wlraouT FouNOATIoN.

Sen Francisco. Cal. FeS. IA
Friends Of Mrs. Stanford declare the
.sf-rv Of feh attempt to poisca der IS
without. foundation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
FRESH RloTlNe IN RUSSIA.

81. Petersburc. Feb. ia tele
gram from Svehun reports a serious
battle in a fight with the police, one
rio er was killed and several wound
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
CHARGE STOESSEL-
WITH COWARD|CE
Burrowed a Great Part OF the
Time in a Cave
WOMAN WAS REAL HERO
TOOK CHARGE OF BATTERY OF
GUNS AFTER HUSBAND WAS
KILLED SHE DIED
FIGHTING.

Victoria, b. c., Feb. 19,--Aboard the
steamer Tartar, which arrived today
were Lie0enan $ Below and Bowdy.
officers OF the Russian cruiser seyas-
tapol captured at the fall of Port Ar
thur.
They were released by the Japanese
after giving their parole.
tThe world will know stoesseI as
he is" said Below He Is coward
Stoessel was burrowed great part
IF '.he time in a cave. The real hero
ne was Madame zouhoneli, who,
yhen her husband was killed, took
Command Of q battery of three eleven
nch guns at a point commanding the
ter supply and held them until she
qlsa Killed
Tho garrison was feeeiTed nv
G rep0r Of the approach Of Ku-
seltain's army and the Baltic fleet"
nEerRoY A RAILROAD.
garbin Feb 49, A party Of Japan
and Chinese bandits des.rcyed an
buttment Of the railway near va.
WI 90 miles aistant from here
arly this morning. hut the damage
as all repaired In few hours
An exploded charge OF guncotton
IS fund follr hundred fee from the
lace where the explosion occurred.
Traffic on the railway has been re
nmed
These attempts on the railway are
alieyed "a have been made to cover
be movements Of large bodies OF Chi.
sese bandiIs across Mongolia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
EXPL LOsIoN OF DYNk mite
KILLS AND WopNos THREE

Calumet, Mich. Feb Sl9.-A prema
uro explosion Of a charge oi dynamite
killed David Mcdowell ana eeriously
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
FUNERAL SET FOR THURSDAY
ST. Petersburg, Feb. 19.-The funer-
al of tie late Grand Duke Sergius mas
bpen Sc. fer Thursday next
REQUIEM MASS FOR sEReIUs.

New York. Feb. l9.--At the Russian
cathedral OF ST. Nicholas requiem
mass fer Grand Duke Sergius of Rus
sia was celebra ell today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20

Stands For Cairs and Its
Progress
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
BENJAMIN SIosberg. q, Dale place. and
Rose RCsenthal. 49, $40 Franklin street.
Charles A. Norberry. 81, Albion. and Lena
Granholm 80, Albion.
Israel Skcotsky, u. 425 Fulton street. and
Janette Anshel. IS, 1885 Ellis street.
Charles H. Hoh, 30 Ross Valley, and jose
phine Peterson. 43, Ross Valley
Arthur T. McQuaide. 21, 12s Gilbert street,
and Emma L. Stanley. p, e23 Fillmore St
Gerbrand Jansens. 26. I'LL Mason street.
and EIvira Dutra. 23, I'LL Mason street
George c. Rudolph. 26 Oakland. and Annie
NJ. Ellwood, "a I34 Fourteenth street.
Eugene z. Trefethen, 30; Oakland, and
Georgia v Carroll. 25 56s Scott street.
Harry T. Grafton. 81. &c Fell street. and
Elizabeth Higgins, 49, Oakland.
Herbert q Evans 81. city, and Julia z.
Schumacher is, Alameda.
George T PhiIli-s S. %. 1011 Green street,
ana Florence e Hesketh, 10. 327lA F1lbert ct.
George r. Bunch. 25. 536 Geary street and
Madge +. Dubuque. %, 1925 Clay street.
Jacob l.. Merry 90, city, and Ada /. Fuller
%. 1924 Geary street.
Joseph Graca. %. 1859 Mission street and
Florence z. Ellmaker 16. 173 Seventh street
Charles J. Lane, "a, lone, and Lillian E.
McAleer. 20, 307 Thirtieth street.
Otto T. Thompson. 81. 2SS0 Harrison street,
and Nance G. Mclaughlin. is, 1877 Pacific ST.
Claud A Calender. 90, $40 Bryant street.
and Helena Ochs. 30 90 T1lden street.
Battista Baldocchi, 2S, 10 Pacific street.
and Argene Frugoli. 60 2901 Sacramento ST.
Charles c. Cramer. 21, 929 Greenwich street.
and Rosalina yaccaro Is. 400 Fibert street
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31

(Thursday), at clock p. m, from the
Masonic Temple. corner OF Post and Mont
Francisco Lodge No. $50, T. and A. NJ. In IN
tsrmsnt CYPRESS Lawn cemetery. py o''o
train from Third and Townsend streets.
81 REEHAN-August 20, 1905. Della, beloved
wife Of jeremiah Sheehan, and mother
Of Joseph Henry, Mary Catherine and
timothy, John and Henry Hayes. Mrs.
Margaret Saultry and Mrs. Elizabeth Rusn'
native of Ireland, aged A years. r,.u
EyNotice of funeral hereafter. Remains
at the Darlors Of j. c. O'Connor Co. i6l
Mission street. between Third and Fourth.
sIMONDS-In this city. August 80. 1905.
McEwen, Mrs A. 3. CLARK and C. l.;
Simonds, native of Massachusetts, aged
EFnnerai r,li services a''D viii n be be- held at the
chapel of the Odd Fellows Crematory this
day LAY &erhursdayl, at 2 o'clock p M Re e
Fifth.
THEoBALD-In Alameda. Cal. August 80.
1905. Willard Kane Theobald, beloved son
of Robert and Annie Theobald. a native Of
Alameda. aged years and months.
GThe funeral will be held Thursday.
August 81. at IL o'clock a. m, from the
late residence. 745 Santa Clara avenue. In
terment private.
TRIMBLE-1n this city. August 20. 1905.
Michael Trimble, native of Ireland, aged
"a years.
WALTER-In West Berkeley, August 90,
l9G5. at the home of his parents Oliver Jr..
native OF West Berkeley aged years
months and % days.
WEICHHART-In this city August 20. 1905.
Anna Maria. beloved wife of John WEIGH
hart. devoted mother of Miss Anna WEIGH
hart. Mrs. George II. Meyerderks and Henry
A. and William e. Weichhart. and sister OF
Mrs. c. Himmelmann and Mrs. Lena
Knack: native of Germany.
u The funeral will take place Thursday.
at o'clock p. m. from her late residence,
Vassar place. off Harrison street, between
Second and Third. Funeral private. Kindly
omit flowers Cremation Odd Fellows Gem
etery.
WELcH-In this city. August 20. 1905. Mar
garet beloved daughter of Charles w. and
Mary T. Welch. and sister OF Florence
WEIGH, native of San Francisco. aged 1
year and months.
CFThe funeral will take place Thursday,
at 10:30 o'clock a. m, from the residence
of her parents 262 Sixth avenue Richmond
District lnterment private, Holy Cross
Cemetery. Please omit flowers
XAVIER-In Alameda August so. 1905. Sister
Mary Xavier
rFThe funeral will take. place tomorrow
tFriday), at a. m. from the College
Chapel, where a requiem high mass will be
celebrated for the repose Of her soul. ) In
ternlent Holy Cross Cemetery.
Alumnae Association, College OF Notre
Dame. San Francisco-Dear associates: You
are earnestly requested to attend the funeral
Z of dearly beloved teacher, Sister Mary
Xavier, to be held from the College Chapel
at a. m. Friday September 1.
MRS. KATE LAWLER, President.
SARAH KEENAN,. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
MARRIED.

BAETJE-BLOHM-In this city. August %
1905. by the Rev. ]. II. Schroeder John p
Baetje and Johanne NJ. NJ. Blohm. both of
this city
MeNITT-SAMUD-In this city August %
1906. by the Rev. II. II. Bell. Sylvester r.
McNitt Of MADEIRA. Cal. and Minnie F.
Samud Of San Francisco.
S-WOODHOUSE-In this citv
August u. 1905, by the Rev H. r. Collier
A. B. Richards and Miss Florence E. Wood
house. both OF this city
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence OF per-
authorized to have the same published.
free Of charge.