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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26
THE WORST SINCE 1888.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

| ditions on Staten Island was SO bad that
| the county offices remained closed for the
day as none of the officials could reach the
county buildings.
Dispatches from all sections of the state
generally report a cessation of the snow
fall with clearing, but intensely cold
weather.
Railway traffic was said to be badly
crippled.
that the thermometer last night regis
tered 12 to 10 degrees below zero through
out Herkimer county Only trains carry
ing perishabe freight were being run on
the Mohawk division of the New York
Central.
York on that road scheduled to pass Little
Falls during the last fifteen hours had not
been heard from up to am. m--lg them
was the Twentieth Century Limited.
Trains on the Pennsylvania railroad which
should have arrived last night came in to-
day from eight to thirteen hours late. and
suburban lines were In very poor condition.
Through trains on the Erie road due last
night have not been reported today. On the
Erie and New Jersey Central local trains
were arriving irregularly and all are behind
time.
Officials of the New York Central railroad
reported today that their lines were prac-
tically clear from this city to Buffalo, with
the exception of bad block at Poushkeep-
sic. At that point large number of
through trains were still stalled today, in
GLIDING the Montreal express, Buffalo eX-
press and the Empire State express, which
were due to arrive here last night. The
Southwestern express, Cleveland express.
Adirondack express, Twentieth Century
Limited and the Chicago express, all due to
arrive this morning, were reported to be
from two hours and fifteen minutes to four
hours late.
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The Rex. +. ]. Gray. d. D.. about sixty
years old, who had been president of the
Willamsport Dickinson Seminary for thir-
ty-two yeats. died at Johns Hopkins Hos
pital Baltimore, Friday, where he recently
underwent a surgical operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26
Funerals Suspended.

Funerals have been suspended all over the
city, and the conditions at the cemeteries
are such that none can take place for sew
eral days. Burial companies have offered
the use of their vaults for bodies without
charge.
The end of the storm permitted the block
ade of shipping TO lift and the steamers
which had been held up outside the harhor
came into port.
Among them were the transatlantic lin
erS Calabria, Menominee, Germania and
Rotterdam, and the Colon steamer Allan
ca. All the vessels were covered with ice
and snow. The rigging, rails, boats and the
decks were coated heavily. The Alliance
showed the effects of the blizzard wea Their
more than the others. The snowstorm was
met at midnight Tuesday, January "a, and
the steamer was kept under Roadway off
and on the coast until this morning, when
she passed In at Sandy Hook at o'clock
No Attempt to Run Locals.
The Lackawanna railroad made no at
tempt to run local trains on schedule time
today and only one through train has
left Hoboken N. j., for the west since yes
terday morning. This train should have
left Hoboken, N. j., at 7:15 o'clock last
night.
train due from Buffalo at 7:10 last
night became stalled somewhere near Port
Morris. 1t remained in the snow all night
and had not arrived at Hoboken at noon.
train which started for Buffalo yester-
day morning was reported stalled some
where in the northern part Of the state.
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day from various points on the New Eng
land coast indicated that TIE great storm of
yesterday had lost it's severity during the
night, but at the same time news that four
schooners and one steamer had been driven
ashore on Cape Cod was received. The
steamer was the Georgetown of the Attain
tic Steamship Company line, which struck
on Great Point, on Nantucket shoals.
The crew have reached shore. but the
steamer is reported to be in bad position.
OF the schoonek eso were fve-masters, a
third was fou master, the names of these
two masted fishing schooner Monitor of
Provlncetown, which struck during the
night on Sycamore Beach bar, off Sandwich.
Ihe crew OF -four sfnen were driven 10 the
rigging. where they Spent the night. with
intense suffering, until daylight, when the
falllng tide permitted them to escape to
shore. OF the large schooners, one of the
hve.masters went ashore on Yarmouth mats,
while the second five-master and the four
master grounded on the fats near North
Dennis.
The schooner reported last night as ashore
off Provincetown still was in distress today
and her identity had not been learned.
The sudden veering of the gale from
northeast to northwest was the Indirect
cause OF the casting ashore of so many
craft at points where they had sought
shelter
Today's reports indicate that in New
England the greatest force of the storm was
felt on the southern sf0fe. Inland the d s.
turbance was far less severe.
Boston was slowly recovering today from
the effects of yesterdays great storm. The
streets We're piled high with snow, which
thousands of men were working hard to re-
move The street car lines were able To
run on fairly good time this forenoon, but
the railway train service was still badly
hampered by the difficulty with which the
switches In the train yards of the terminals
were kept in working order.
AS the result of the decentralization of
traffic last night thousands of suburban
residents were obliged TO spend the night
in the city. The mercury early today reg
lstered five above zero. There was much
suffering from exposure, which was the dl-
rect cause of two deaths in the city. In the
suburbs the snow was drfted badly and
business was suspended to great degree
The snow ceased falling about midnight
reports from coast points this morning
showed that the storm at sea was contin-
uing unabated. The binding snow pre-
vented observations seward.
The schooner which was driven aground
in Provincetown harbor yesterday, was still
fast early today, Her identity had not been
learned, and tremendous seas were breaking
over her.
Trains Stalled.
During the forenoon the train service at
the big terminals showed little improve
ment. No attempt to maintain schedules
was made
been suspended today on account of the
snow blockade. number of trains were
stalled during the night, and many pas
sengers bound for points on the cape spent
the night in the cars. Highways are inn
passabIe.
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with drifts and travel is practically sus-
pended in many directions.

pended in many directions.
Rural delivery mail carriers are unable
to make their trips and several Of them
have had their faces and feet frozen.
while exposed to the bitter cold. Drifts are
ten feet deep on some of the roads.
All trains On railroads are hours late
today owing to snow blockades on the
tracks Extra engines are being run on the
Western Maryland and Cumberland Valley
roads to open the lines.
Many Trains Snowbound.
ELkTON, Md, January Ga Baltimore
Central Division express train has been
stalled in snowdrift at Colora and a pas
senger train is snowbound one mile north
of Rising Sun. Both trains are almost
buried in snow.
A freight train one mile south of this
place is buried in the snow and has beeL
abandoned by it's crew. ,s~-G Il 4
suspended.
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M:PH!LIPSBORN eco
ExcLUS1vE GL0Hk 6z0EZeIeokbJ iAesE8C
Pre=inventory Sale.
Biggest Reductions of the Season.

Next Tuesday take tomorroWs sale is ar
ranged with the express purpose of clearing all broken lots
absolutely regardless of And the prices entire win
departments been further reduced that
little possible will be left when take inventory
Tuesday Keep The high standard of Phpsborn
garments when you read these prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26
Extra Special.

mS for choice of 500 Dress Waists of tafeta velvet
EOyO crepe de chine peau de cygne and peau de sole
black white and evening sades-representng entire
stock that sold up 5000 added the spring sample
lines of two prominent manufacturers. Choice at 1896.
Values to So All sizes
81 or for choice OF 50 Womens All,wool ia sl
prices up to SIS.
OK Ns for choice of so Dress Skirts of wolfe Panama
QUe>O cleviot and broadcioth; mostly black; former
prices SIS AT Sto95 choice of that sold to $50
Some of these skirts silk lined throughout.
S405 & S5O5 for shocf Of zoo Extra Hea heavy
with very deep graduated accordion eated re and
derlay of silk actual values $500 and $1,000 all plain and
changeabe colors also fancy evening shades
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-26
Notas y noticids

Han salidO para Humacao Los be.
noreg don Manuel y Miguel BusteIo.
Ell d1a de San juan vi6rOnse unag
80 100 bAnderaa espafiOlss en- Los CO.
a1s partcuIares de 4eBta ciudad y GolG,
mente una puertorFiquefla. muy pc.
gu ha. en- una ClaR de ID cRlle de ID
FortalezR.
La mayor parte de II dotlci6a del
cruCsr0 frances eJurien9 deaelmbaTc6 &
tieFa ell a6b1dc, llamandO la Rtenci6n
por Ga Compoatura.
Aver, uno de los saCerdotes de
los que a0iRtieron & d procession del
Corpus. oHden6 4 algunas persOnas
que estabAn en- ID plaza BaldoFioty que
se quit6ran el BombrerO. AlgunOs &C.
cedieron. OtFOg no, = POGO mas Ocu'
TFe nm diggusto.
Mr.. Names. inspector de elecCio.
mes que fu6 del distrito de Meysaiez.
he tenido hoy unR conferencia con ell
gobernad0r INFERNO Sr. Post.
Los SaLOnes de 10 CsmRra de Dele
gadou han aldo preparados cOnvenien.
temente para ID asambleR de m0estros
que.tendrS allf luGar ell 4 de Julio pro-
xim0.
Eli senior Mlllans de HAtllIos se en-
Cueutra en- esta Ciudad y hA cOnferen-
CiadO hoy con el Sr. gobernador inte.
rino.
Han regreuado de MRyGgtiaz '
Aguadilla, los se1oreS Jaime Sire ,
Jorge AdGuRF.
MafISna sale para Il isIa eI &C floH
Miguel I. Llompart. en- asuntOs de ID
SRevistR del Ateneo.9 >
-ACtuslmentG se enCuentr0n en- 81
hospital Cuerentenario. tres individuol
con variOl0ide.
-Ha fallecido en- estR ciudad. II es-
eatima bic Sra. PrOYidenCia SaldafiS de
Valdez.
En- el barrio eCarruzols de Caro-
rollins. Genaro Ocozco di6 muerte JE'
CintO Febre.
-El teniente Remigio Castro ha u.
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LYIsO Inp0Itante.

SupIicamos q los profesores que de-
seen asistir & la aaamblea de maestroG
sc BirVAn dar Sus nombres y puntos de
reaidencia don Miguel j. Liompart,
secresario de ID cOmisi6n. Este com,
DsflerO eStar6 en- el Ateneo de Puerto
Rico, desde las seis de 10 tsrde. hastR
las diez de ID noChe, los dfaS 2 y 8 de
Julio para hRcer eGR inscription. Di-
riiimoB estR s6plica q todos los maes-
trou en- general. SSgs eccluiT Jos de Ia
C0DSt0I.
E,psramos d. ID isis uns Concurren-
Cia numerosa y necesitsmos conoCer 81
n6mero exRctO de loD maestroB pFeBen
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MUJERES PALIDAS

La padez sgno de empobrecemento de sang Destyo
la belleza de la mujer.
Muchas
edades perdO a color onrosado de mea
bro desumbrane de mada Ia geneza movmentos
esbez 0rnas beeza de
debdad pobeza de u nutrc6n deciente Cual
marchta ngees nuevavda I'm aspectO pao,
decafdo nfo ha destrdo en- mcos csos todo porvenF
de muchas nas dgnas anabe Los honres no busca para
esposas 6venes auucas enemzas Necesan 6vene de
beas foas neas soosadas enas de vida
de atractivos aegres felces
81 Vino de earns de Acee de Hgado de Beaao con Pepto
maraVoso cienco Posee
gdo todas las propedades meaes del acee de baaao
rasa nneceara adeas eontene organize
rapdez obra amento
Aumenta enriquece la meor la complexion
general engendra energia No hene rival
E DR. Julio Audnot del Coego de Medcna de Barcelona dice
sguente: Habiendo 6xo Vino de Searns
sdeandoo preparado merecedor de la mayor conanz
de desvenaas de mare vaco
reconnendar de debiidad, anema etc.
Toda harn ben entearse de todos los parcu
obre notabsmo remeo nosotros
las enfermedades eSta indlcado
De todas las BOtcas.
FREDERICK STEARNS CIA.
Fabrtcantes de ProductOs Quinicos FarnaCeutlcos
DETROIT. MIoF. g. Y. a.
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do deatinad0 Ponce.
He sidO tFasIadadO & Mayagtiez. 6
petici6n pFopio. 81 tenienta de Is poll.
cfs iuaular SF. Francisco TaIlada.
HIN sido nombRedos guardiaa Inc
gulares Miguel Sslgado PachecO y Juan
Rom6n Molina.
-El ST.. Udalisdao Collazo. agricul-
tor de GurabO. Sc encuentra 60 esta
ciudad.
Ell Juez de Psz hR muItado esta
EnsfIanR & vari0g siFVientes por bsrrer
Is basurs de los balconies haSis la calle.
En- Caguaa. PascuHl Rodriguez
dispsH6 dos tiTos & jose G. Plazas atFR-
vessndole ell CuellO con IN pr0yectil. !.
-En Ysueo fu6 Capturad0 jose
Cruz (s) Chech6. autor de VoFiog FObos
de gsnad0 en- dlferantes iurisdiCCiones
de la islR.
-Miembros de Il Junta EscolaF de
Manati, ceIebraron eata mafi8na una
entreviata con 81 Comisionado de ms
trucei6n, acerCa de los n0mbramientos
de maestrog.
El doCtor Rafael del Vale. ha es
tadO dos dfA8 recojido en- CANA Dor mo-
tivOs de aaIud. Ya est6 resta blecidO
-Ss encuentFan detenidos en- la car
celmuniCipal los alienados GregOrio R9-
driguez. Valentin Olivo y GregOrio
Herrer0.
-Por IIevar armaa prohibidas han
edo denunciGdos por ID policf6 de Ca.
rolina Justine Bonilla. Juan Colon y
Antonio MatOn.
-En Salinas sorprendi6 ID poIicfa
nns iugada s 10 prohibido siendO dete.
nidoa loe infractoreg.
-Esta maflana he CeIebFsdo una
importante ConfeFenCia con el Gober-
nador el doctor Rafael del Valle, MEM
bro de la Junts Central de ID Union
de Puerto Rico.
En- Carolina fac herido gravemen.
te Tom6s Cruz, por Francisco Rivera,
quien foe detenido poF d pOliCfa.
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al general Maximo Gomez
s la idea ha sido acogida con be-
neplacito en- todo el pals.
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rnrnpoN E1EcrR1co MAs

r YvTUR0N ELEcTRIcO MAS
FTTERTE EN- ~ MUNDO.
con Il Intenci6n de hacer con0cer Intro
- -yssastf0 cifitur6n electEicO q CROWNS
~. - i4sesres donde no esta a6n cOnOcido.
s1.sre,,,fr nsudar un0 cualquier persona
.s ~ s,erosfte abgolutamente gratis ESQ
Ses,,,s - 6fraeimieuto houesto, heeho por una
Esf vi ia perdid0 la yttalidad y Sc siente
shafit5o = desalentado' debii nePyioso; g
IN ssoiSya ma vejez premature, ell Yigor de
s 55ventIld est6 perdida5 81 padece de dOlo-
q ras 81 Iqs espaldas, perdlda de la virilidad,
Sn1geasfi6r, varicocela ~ este cansao De
1aaessT siinero los medieos sin encontrar all
4gia anede AVd. ser Curado con ell cinturon
eIectfico 4 CROWN. p. ,..... -. i.
Sshnmos que nuestro eintuf6n puede sa-
raTJo sT1e Vd despues de curado 10 re-
.scnardsrs -s-.5 otros enfermoss que de este
{ ISefio n1ledaremos inaemn1zados de nuestro
- 10 QUE SE DICE.
Sn efntur6n me ha curado de Ia DeDlllda0s
40 Ia Varicoeela y de Ia enfermedad de her-
-ior nnr is eura de las elales habla en- yano
eonsultad0 I'm gran numefo de meuleoss
haeta Greer mis- enIefH1edades aimeurapless
75oT in ia Providencia me mande su elnturon
eI6efrico con cuyO uso oDtuye ia euEacion.
.JOgE CAHPRAs gludad &c Me4leo:
rG1RFPIIREA0S CON Id QuE yhCl.
MOS. - Corfad este av1got mandaonoslo cen
se 4 ASs-.Ia ssaq y, ie fransporte, mandaremos
~ esnfnr6n electrico q CRQWN.D
1T0TyN ELECTRO MEDICAL CO.
204 Beard Bldg.s New York, 2. y. A.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-26
NUEV0 PERI0lTgO

Hemos recibilo el primer ndmero
de GThe Porto Rico News, peri6-
dico biliDgue. de Ia manana, que
Sc edita en- esta Ciudad.
Deseamos buen 6xito al colega.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-26
BASEBALL.
Club ssan Juana vencedor.

Para Conmemorar Ias fieGtaS de San
Juan verifc6Be Sntier en- il Liga Puer.
tOrriquefIa an desAffo de base ball, en-
tire los clubs eSan JuanS y q de Ju-
liO.1
Los iugadores de ambo1 clubs IuCha-
ron con Verdndera maestrfs, para OBJ.
tener 81 premiO Ofrecido y despu6S de
largo combats fu6 vencidO el "a de
JulioS por ORrrerGg.
OctuvJ 81 premio eI club San juan,
quo fu6 vencedOr, y pOF clio Ie8 fellcl-
tAmos.
El pFemio ofreCido pOr Ell Padre
Frar K Colon. foe entFeRadO al Cspitsn
del GSan uanS Florentino Lopez
COnaistfa dicho reRAlO en un jSrr0 =
una cOps de platS.
H6 aquf Il anOtaCi6n pOr sinning:o
458 7Gst 10 L
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FranGia Y MaHuec0S.

New York, JUNO 26. l.3O P. N.
Dicen do Madrid que Ia politica
De Spsnetra ion pacffcas de Fran
cia en- Marruecos no tiene en- Es-
pa1la 81 simpatizadoFes.
La opinion pdblica en- la penfn-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-26
Una ESTATuA.

New York, Junio 26 100 P. M
Dicen de la Habana cue Sc agita
en- los cfrculos politicos de esa ca
Pital Ia idea De eFigir una estatua
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sula inclfnase 4 favor De Alema-
MIA en- el presente conficto. pues,
atFibuy6nse 4 Ffancia planes de
completa absorci6n comereial en- 81
imperio maEroqui.
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Los TeV0!gCiOlSIi0S TlSOS.

New York, JUNO 26. l-S0 Z. M.
Dicen de S5n Petersburgo que
los revoluci1narios Fusos han Fedo-
blsdo sus esfueFzos de tai maneFa
que las autoridades temen el rapi-
do desarrollo de gravisimos SUI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-26

C0scs.
En Mesc " se han heeho nume-
rosas aetenciones.
Ei D tador Trepof obstinase en-
llevar I'D lante sn sistema terrc-
rista
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tes. para disponer tempo. lo.neCess-
rio, con Ell fin de que tods nuestra gem
te pueda acomodarse en- Io8 oalone5 de
d C6mRra de DalegadoG.
La assmb'ea iniciark suS trabajos 81
dis 4 los 81 de n mafIsnR.
ST los maestros desenn ceIebFar al-
guna reni6n prep0Fatori0 81 dia ante.
FioF podr6n disponer del mism0 local.
POr ID Comisi6p,
DIR. A ROSELL.
FaTmaCla Americana.
80 San Francisco.
Medioinas de Patente y ArtfouIOu de
ToCador.
Sc degpachnn recstas facuItativaa.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-03
THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES

CHEW NEEB- -Horatio o. Chew, aged IS,
native Of Louisiana and resident OF Los
Angeles, and Lavinia r. Mech, aged ~,
native Of Ohio and resident OF Los An
IIRtJsKA-KTHN-J. r. Hruska, aged q,
native of Austria and resident of Los
OF California and resident Of Los An
FfENRY-co1.LINs-s.M S. M. Henry aged "a.
native Of Louisiana and resident oi
Los Angeles, and Daisy @. Collins, aged
2s native Of California, resident OF Los
soN-BLAIR-M A. Mathew
son. "a, native of Michigan and resident
of Los Angeles. and Agnes M. Blair, 20,
native of Indiana and resident OF Pasa-
rSS1Rs'TTiR1EDE-GI, A. Fortriede,
3O native Of California and resident OF
san Francisco and Florence e. Glauch.
%. native Of California and resident OF
zApER- X RERNs-w. r. zader, q, ma
tive of Wisconsin and resident of Los
Angeles, and Pearl G. Kerns, 20, native
of 0hiS SIl ana TsS1asnT OF es 9IackmSr agseS
native Of England and resident of Pros
pect Park, and Rose Merz, rs, native OF
Michigan and resident OF Los Angeies-
SCHROEDER-Harry Davis, 40,
native of Germany and resident or Los
Angeles, and Louise M. Schroeder, 40
native Of Germany and resident of Los
E-WALKER-W. B. Whipple
81. native of New Hampshire and resi-
dent of Los Angeles. and Emma j. Wal,
ker, 49, native of Oregon and resident
of Los Angeles. =.
RINGHAM-BURRIS- r. Bingham, %
native of Massachusetts, and resident OF
Los Angeles, and Georgia l.. Burris, %
native Of Missouri and resident of Los
Angeles -
DOUGLASS S-WHITTINGTON = A; ID
resident Of Flagstaff, and Ida e. Whit.
tington, %, native of Maryland anc
resident of Los Angeles.
IILLARY-ST -STANCHFIELD-A. A. Hill
lary. 2, native of Wisconsin and resi-
dent of Long Beach, and Annie 10
Stanchfield, II, native of Maine anc
resident of Los Angeles.
FORRESTER-SCH T. Forres
ter, AZ, native of Illinois and resident
of Los Angeles, and Mathilde >
Schmidt. 3S, native of Denmark ant
resident of Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-03

FOR SALE
Perhaps you know that lots north and
west of Westlake Park are selling for
$50 to slOO per front foot. A few years
ago you could have bought this class OF
property for fraction of the price to-
day and development has only COM
menced. Lots sold a few years ago for
$3.50 are selling today for $500 and $500.
BUY NORTHWEST.
Now is the time to get in: I can sell
you lots directly in line of the devel-
opment from Westlake Park toward
Hollywood for only
$35000.
No lot less than 50x146 feet and on
improved streets, With cement curbs.
Terms: $500 cash. balance 5000
monthly.
Get in before the big advance in value
that Is sure to come this fall. Post
yourself on this property Take the
Colegrove car to our branch office. cor.
Western avenue and the car line. and
we will be glad to show you the devsl-
opment of this section.
CHAS. s. MANN.
Home phone All. S15 w. Fourth st.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-03
DEATHS

BRISBEE-Alforetta, 166 Rose street
chronic nephritis, Aug. l, aged "a years
TAYLOR-James H.. 170S Santee street
chronic endocarditis, Aug. l, aged 81
years.
HARDWICK-Walte c., 1898 East Fifth
street, Aug. 2, aged / year.
BROWN-Rachel Emily, Good Samaritan
hospital, typhoid fever Aug. 2 aged 3t
years.
KiRKPATRICK-M 421 Towne ave-
nue., pelvic peritonitis, Aug. l, aged 81
SGHROEDER-Georg 37l2 Adair street.
pulmonary tuberculosis, Aug. 1, aged
35 years. .
ROCKOFF-George, Sisters hospital.
meningitis, Aug. 2 aged Is years.
LUND-Martin, 2025 Palmetto street, frac-
ture of skull, Aug. 1, aged 16 years
CHAMBERLAIN-Fra W., 82512 West
Second street, cerebral apoplexy, Aug.
l. aged 53 years.
HALET-Francis, 1017 North State street,
eclampia. Aug. l, aged l month.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-03
BIRTHS

CABRIN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan. 3os
Buena Vista street, July 30, boy.
GILBERT-To Mr.. and Mrs. e. Gage,
Good Samaritan hospital, July 81, girl:
LOBUE-To Mr.. and Mrs. George, S46
CASTELAR, street, July 81, girl.
BIXBY-To Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn, at
California hospital. Aug 2, girl.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-03

Peck & Chase Co., undertakers and em-
balmers; lady assistant. 4SS s. Hill. Tel
Main 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-03
Miscellaneous

WANTED-DEALERs AND PAPER
hangers to write for sample books o
wall paper, paints. etc. WALTEl
BROS, 627 South Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-03
BROKERS

4. W. PoINDEXrER. BRoKER. 0S
Wilcox Building. deals In bonds, mort
cages and other first-class securities.
Loans negotiated at lowest market
rates. IL you wish to lend money on
first mortgages. / can place II for you
safely and at a fair rate OF Interest
Reference: First National Bank, Loa
angeles National Bank