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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-15
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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses were is
vest erdav.

The following marriage Licenses were issued
yesterday:
Walter H Peterson 81. oroville. and
Frances Throp. "a Oroville.
Artemus l. Smith, u. Reno, and Josephine
NJ. Keller. Is, Ill Jones street.
Percy Stanley &c. city, and Ida NJ. Coady,
81, 400 Octavia street.
Louis Wuiison. %. 123 Fourth street. and
Sofie Goldstein, ~ 123 Fourth street.
David j. McShea, %, 81 Stanford street, and
Mary Nunigan. 20 TAO Treat avenue:
Thomas T. White, &c, 35 South Park, and
Ada Crow. 20. Napa.
Thomas p. Sheehan, 21, sol Twentieth St,
and Annie +. Cullen, IS. 907la Illinois street.
James Moran. 81, ZOOS Jefferson street, and
Mary f. Roman. "a. 1911 Polk street.
Anthony H. Muller. 21 1859 Geary street.
and Josephine S. Sullivan. is. 1859 Hayes st.
Mat Anderson. 45, Marshfield, Ore. and Ida
Frederick Trowbridge, 81. city, and Ellen
sullivan H Verrill 81 142 Sixth street, and
Ella s. G. Miers 2s 142 Sixth street.
Joseph Kurucar. 33, 81 Jessie street, and
Mary Abramofeky, 10, 81 Wilder street.
James H. Daley, II, $40 Oak street, and
Ada A Kelly Is, PIP Seventh street
Renoaldo Sco1ini, IS. Six-Me House. and
Lula Muzio. 90. ,1014 Treat avenue.
John Barskey, %. 1925 Folsom street, and
Ethel / Murphy. 16, 131 Hermann street.
Fred Mau, 2s. 1927 Hampshire street, and
Lena 4. Wohers. Il. Al Franconia avenue
William c. Harris, 35 Point Richmond, and
August Schriner 81, 1890 Sixteenth street,
and Margarethe Haus. 16, 2690 Sixteenth St
Alfred NJ. Wright, 3S, A Third street. and
Carrie Anderson. 21 Al Third street
Richard F. Freyne, so, 1415 Kansas street.
and Margaret T. Mullaney. 26. 1415 Kansas st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
tIuesday). August S, at 1870 p. m, from
the parlors of H. f. Suhr & Co., 1131 Mis-
sion street. between Seventh and Eighth.
where services will be held under the aus
plces of Martha Lodge No. 241. Knights OF
honor Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
SCHWARZ-In this city, August 5. 1903.
Henry G., beloved husband of Christine W
SchWarz, and father of Harry, Charles, wal.
ter, Ralph and Ruth Schwarz. a native OF
bochum. Germany, aged 50 years D months
and ! day.
GyFriends and acquaintances are respect
Iuiiy invited to attend the funeral services
tuesday, August s, at l o'clock p. m, at
MS late residence. 1406 Lyon street. Inter
nent National Cemetery. Presidio.
SIEiNER-1n this city, August g, 1905, Sadie,
peioved daughter of Leopold and the late
Julia Steiner. and sister of Title and Sig
mund Steiner and Mrs. Annie Goodfriend.
native of San Francisco, Cal.
O'Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
Tuesday, August s. at 10 o'clock a M. at
her late residence, 1884 Eddy street Inter
ment private, Eternal Home Cemetery. by
1880 train from Third and Townsend streets
UPTON-In this city. August 6. 1865, Lyman
A. Upton tnee Morse) a native of Rocnes-
ter. N Y, aged 65 years.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
MARRIED..

BEcKER-HIXSON-I this city, August g.
1865, by the Rev. ]. H. Schroeder, William
Becker of San Francisco and Anna NJ. Hix-
son of Stockton. Cal.
JOHNS-SCHLOSS-I San Rafael Cal. by
the Rev. A. E. Ulrich. Hugh NJ Johns and
Rosand Schoss.
MURPHY-SLAVEN-In San Rafael. Cal,
August I, 1905, John ]. Murphy and Mae
Krause Slaven.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
DIED.


Appling, Florence, , Kelly. Sarah. Al
Barber, Freeman, ~ Merani, Lazzaro, 50
Brennan, Father Mulligan, Thos. A., 26
Calender, John T., 30 Murray. Pembroke
Christie, Robert Porter, Edward, ~
Clay. Charles c.. 60 Quinlan, Timothy, "a
Bernhard, Wiihelmina, 60 Rocca, Giuseppe, 81
Emmal Jos. Burt, 80 Rowley, George
Gallagher, Aloysius Schleweck, Simon, 10
Gamble, John, 50 Schwarz. Henry g.. So
Giuntini, Carlo. 65 Steiner Sadie
Haswell, Agnes W.,16 Upton, Lyman A., 65
Hogan, William, 5S
APPLING-In Oakland. Cal. August Z 1905
Florence NJ Appling beloved daughter of
Jackson and Matte and sister of Naomie
Marian Appling, native of California. aged
2 years.
BARBER-In this city, August 5. 1905. Free
man Barber beloved husband of Mrs Bar
ber aged Y years.
CTRemains at the mortuary chapel Of
James Hagan & Co., 1851 Duboce avenue
formerly Thirteenth street,. near Valencia
street, will be shipped August g. to Eagle
VILE Modoc County. Cal, for interment.
BRENNAN-A requiem high mass of month s
mind for the repose of the soul of the late
Father Brennan will be celebrated in Mis-
sion Dolores Church Thursday next Au-
gust TO- beginning at 10 o'clock Clergy and
friends will please accept this notification.
CALLENDER-In Oakland, Cal, August G.
1905, John Thomas, beloved husband of the
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
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 and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
OF the event published once in this column
free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday
$3.50 a. m. Session-Comstocks
300 Challenge % 700 Savage -. eS
Geo Mexican - 4OL 4OO Yellow JACKET 40
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

WANT INJUNCTION AGAINST UNION
J. ". Barker and G. p. Esrfels. with saloons
at 1854 Market street ana III City Hail ave.
nue.. ask that an Injunction be granted re-
straininS the Bartendcrs' International League
from boycotsing or nicketIng their places Of
barkeepers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

$3.50 down and balance on monthly pay
nents 80 viii buy you a pretty, ar
tistic bungalow cottage; nearly new and
thoroughly ana substantially built; in Sod
nele ehburhocd and within MINUTES walk
OF the Key Route; the dining rom has fres-
coed eeInnS and 4-toot walnseotting; the
lot Is .i1X3i feet, having lawn ana rose
garden in front. with vegetable garden and
chicken yard in rear: price only S2oCo
Let US send you enc Of our Rent and
Sale Catalogues.
Oakland agents for the German Alliance
Insurance Company Of New York.
KREISS & HORSwILL.
1910 Broadway.
GEO. ". AUSTIN,
1902 Broadway.
Oakland.
S.35O-see this fine new bungalow of 3 rooms
and bath: modern; all latest improve
ments; lot 33Xll0: near San Pablo ave.
and local train easy terms.
s1sOo-Lt 4ox14o; within 100 feet of Tele-
graph ave. and close TO Sycamore ST.;
street work all done
s1s5o-4-room cottage on north side of street;
chicken houses; fruit trees in bearing;
large lot. 100x125: between Oakland and
Berkeley and two blocks to car line; see
GEO W. AUSTIN.
1902 Broadway, Oakland.
$3.50 CASH. SID 80 monthly-New cottage of )
large rooms. pantry, closets, chicken houses,
shrubbery, flowers. etc; four lots, look
132 T2-l00, all fenced; grand view OF bay,
Alameda and surrounding hills; electric
Sc fare lines: in touch with local San Fran
cisco line and Key Route: away from fogs
and raw winds; sandy loan soil; will en-
large house and sell more land cheap; sew
eraI new homes gone mp in two weeks; close
10 Az grammar and high school and new
boulevard TO Haywards; all told S1I50 Call
or send for circular TO 1922 Fruitvale ave,
near station. Fruitvale. CHAS. F. LEE. or
455 Seventh st, opposite Broadway station,
Oakland. Carriage free. Fruitvale Boule-
ward Tract. GEO. II. LEE, Owner.
NEW AND CHEAP.
$3.50 cash. SO monthly-New bungalow
house: Il rooms. 5 up and down stairs; cleo
tric lights city gas; severed. and city wa
ter: patent sidewalks; nicely tinted; every
thing complete: very convenient for cars to
San Francisco: only 4 blocks TO both Key
Route and Southern Pacific depots: near San
Pablo electric cars: price in all $3.50. 400
7th St opp. Broadway station, Oakland
HENRY Z. JONES. owner.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
TOMORROW the day for bargains in furniture.
Il. Schellhass. 18th st. cor. store. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

42:e from SW corner OF Tehama and Eighth
streets. w leo by S 81 IS; S331S
August L. Sunderer towner) with W,llier~s
A. Nswstm (coEtractor). ---- architect--Ali
work for a three-stcvy frame building on lot
on " line OF Walter street. 13S OF Four
teenth % by W s.. Mission Block 100;
$3.50
LeOnora Mayer (owner) with ". II. Kristen
(cOntractor}. architects John & Zimmerman
Electric work fcr a siN-stCry brick building on
lot on NV corner of D Farrell and William
streets. 5S by IS :6; $3.50.
Same owner with Frank Coghlan (contrac-
tori, architects same-Lathing and plasterins
for same On same: S3JS4
George a. and Mrs G. A. Born1an (owners)
with Cordel & Beach contractors, --
architect-AH work for a two-story frame
building on lot on NV corner OF Mission and
Cotter streets: $3.50,
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

TOMORROW the day for bargains in furniture.
Il. Schelhass. 1Ith st. cor. store. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

IF you wish tc buy property in a locality
sheltered from wind, o. easy access TO San
Francisco and where houses for rent arc
steadily advancing-taks the Key Route
Piedmont train direct TO our office at Tele-
graph ave. and 10th ST. and investigate.
Il is delightful 30-Hinute trip and costs
only lOc each way. Apply TO RICHARD
J. MONTGOMERY, office Key Route station,
cor Telegraph ave and sGth st. Central
Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

SsO0 DOWN and $50 per month will secure a
new residence or 6 rooms and bath; Tenth
ave. near the park, Sunset District: large
lot: on ihe sunny side OF street. Apply
branch ONCE Of BALDWIN & HOWELL,
Seventh ave. and II st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08

Gail al branch Office,
BALDWIN & HOWELL
Corner 49th avenue apd Fulton street.
Near the Dutch windmill.
David Hfrschier Manager
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-08
REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

IS. OoC-Fsir ave, near Mission ST house Of
rooms and bath; ? flats of As rooms
and bath: lot 4SxlOO: rents S55.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-11
BABES IN roYI AND.


At the. Hyperion theatere on Tuesday
evening Babes in Toyland," the Ham
lin and Mitchell extravaganza, will be
presented. It is a most expensive af-
fair, a great many people being con-
.cerned in its presentation, a large
amount Of scenery being necessary and
an enlarged orchestra. Critics have
all agreed that the music of Babes in
Toyland' is most charming and re-
bounds to the credit of its composer.
Some Of the best known numbers are
Don't Cry, Be Peep MARY Mary .
Il Can't Do That Sum- 'Rock-a-bye
Baby "Toyland" and my Castle in
SPAIN
Among the principal members of the
company are Ignacio Martinetti, Mabel
Barrison, John F. Ward, May de Souza,
Bessie Wynn, Marguerite Ferguson,
Katherine Murray, Joseph Greene, Gus
Pixley and Charles Guyer There are
nearly one hundred in the chorus, an6
when it is known that the production
was staged by Julian Mitchell it goes
without saying that they are the pref
Htiest to be found. Mr.. Mitchell has in
vented a number of novel effects for
the chorus, and there are also some
striking illusions brought about
through the aid of electricity. Seats
are now on sale, 5t
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-11
cEREBRo-sP1NAL MENINGITIS.

The fact that New York is passing
through an epidemic of cerebro-spinal
IIIM puoo9s sqa :ssn w 9IB sIeqlo eql
meningitis of unprecedented severity is
SO we'll known to every one to whom
the public healthis matter of con-
Germ that it invites frank discussion.
This is especially true in view of the
fact that the board of health has ask
ed the board of estimate and appor-g
tfonment for an appropriation stlffi-
cient to cover the expense of a special
investigation of the disease to the end
that information now gathered may be
of use should another outbreak occur.
Whatis really known about this for
midable disease may be told in few
words, The meninges are two menu
branes enveloping the brain. The in
Illumination of one or both of these
membranes is called meningitis. The
variant. of this disease known as cere-
brorspinal meningitis is acute and in
fectious ITO a certain extent-but to
just what extent is not known-and
involves both the menings and the
spinal cord. It occurs sporadically and
in epidemic form. The usual accompani-
Ilment of aarash has caused it to be
known in localities where it is preva-
lent ass'spotted fever" The average
duration of the disease is from ten to
fourteen days. The mortality attending
it, while variable, is always high. No
specific treatment for it is known. We
have in it a type Of disease easily re-
cognized and known to be due to the
presence of microorganism, the mem
| ingocoecus What Is not known or even
guessed aat with sufficient accuracy
Ito furnish a working hypothesis is how
this agency is transmitted, how II acts,
and how its. action may be counter
acted
In this condition of practical ignor-
ance 1t is not surprising that he health
| authorities and the medical profession
of New York regard the prevalence of.
cerebro-spinal meningitis with grave.
concern In 1903 there were 107 deaths
from this cause in New York. In 1904
| the numebr had increased to 1,211. Last
month there were 149 deaths, or at the
rate Of 1888 per year; last week there
We're 131, or at the rate of 6S12 per year.
divided as follows: Cebr- spinal mefiing-
tbs AZ, simple meningitis AS, tubercular8
meningitis II. Nearly half Of this NOR
tality is III the cfiltlren under 5 years
sof age;sa and b large percentage.s Of the
other half is Of young persons of both
sexes under is. On what may be ac-.
scepted as a normal average for recent
years the deaths from this cause
should not exceed say twenty a week.
There appears to be nothing the board
of health or the medical profession can
do, with the knowledge now available
to control this epidemic. 1t will pro-
badly subside in obedience ii its own in
a few weeks, but when on the vital
statistics chart will again rise with an
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-11
ENTERTAINMENTS
Hyperion Theater.
DAVID GARRICK.


One Of the most notable events of
the local theatrical season will be the
appearance in this city, under the di-
rection of Charles Frohman, of Sir
Charles Wyndhsm, Miss Mary Moore
and their London company, who will be
seen, for the. last time in america, at
the Hyperion theater rext Monday
evening in David Garrick," the most
popular Of their London successes The
engagement is for one night only, and
with it the stars and their company
conclude their American tour and sail
back to England on the following We'd
nesday. They have been appearing to
crowded and brilliant audiences for the
past three months at the Lyceum the
alter, New York, and the critics there
and elsewhere were unanimous in veic-
ing enthusiastically their praise on the
revival of David Garrick. And the
art of the two distinguished players
has so ripened with years that they
now stand in field absolutely their
own for finished work in comedy, SEN.
.tinent and the deeper emotions: In
David Garrick'' Sir Charles Wyndham
offers the same compelling imnersona
tion as. Of yore, giving 3. every situa
tion, every line, every gesture its true
worth, concealing his perfect art with
an, art that becomes nature. Equally
fine is Miss Moore's Ada Ingot, made
intensely sweet and moving by its re-
pressed emotion, Seats, are now on
sale.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-11

five. of these young men at present pur-
suing these studies. and they are IN
Rome, Bedonia, Paris and st. Briene'
France; Eichstadt, Germany; Fries
burg, Switzerland; Lembrey, Austria,
and Tarnow, Austria Poland; Canada
and the United States.
Communities. of men in New Haven
are the Dominican Fathers and Vim.
centian Fathers, Of CracOw, Austria,
and of women the Sisters of st. Don1i-
mic (Sherard, o.; Sisters of st. Fran
els s(German), of Glen Riddle.4Pa-: Sis
tiers of Mercy Sisters of Charity, Of st.
Vincent de Paul,.sand Little Sisters of
the Poor est. Andrews Home for the
Aged. -
The following are given as unrenoy-
able rectors in the diocese: Rev. John
Cooney. Meriden; Rev. HH. ]. Lynch,
Danbury; Rev. John Russell, st. Pat
rick's, New Haven: Rev. d. J. Curnen5
Bridgeport; Rev. James H.4oDonnell,
Norwalk, and Rev. James P. Donovan,
D. D., Of Middletown.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-11
HARBISGERs OF SPRING.

Although the ethereal nliidness''
yshich is an accompaniment Of gentle
spring has not been appreciably felt in.
this latitude up to- the present time
yet there are indications. that it is on
its way and will soon change the face
of nature and bring comfort and seren-
ity to many a frost bitten mortal who
is now lin the doleful dumps"
A few days ago when the wealth.
er was mighty frosty a man
went into Judson's store at $50
Chapel street. He looked cold and
felt cold. And he also felt blue.
But after gazing at the attractions in
the Mirror store, his expression under
went a radical change. Wonder blend
ed with satisfaction and happiness
shone on his face. sWell. said he:
Spring is surely here Why, one would
imagine he was in the tropics for a
certainty. John, you have it seems to
me, the finest selection OF fruits ever
gazed at And each specimen seems i to
have been just brought in from where
it grew. Where do you get it from and
how is it that it looks 50 inviting -
JOuIl b.e Slllileu DIT Lie elilluSldSIus Oh
the questioner and simply replied: I've
been in the business quite a little
while and certainly ought to be a
fair judge Of the best goods in my sslines
And I ought also to know and do know
just where the finest fruits are raised.
Those are the kinds.my customers want
and endeavor to supply them Fol-
lowing are some of the good things
which can be found at Judson's: Let
tuce, Florida. tomatoes, grapess grape
fruit oranges, red and yellow, bananas.
choice table apples, green peppers,
fresh mushrooms, spinach. celery, egg
plant, English hot house. grapes very
large and fine dates, figs, maple sugar,
honey in the comb. In the way 81. pre-
served goods in glass, the selection is
of the highest grade and includes
olives, cherries, pineapples,s peaches,
pears, etc, etc. Mention should be
made of nuts of every variety. of which
there is a large supply.
New varieties of fruit are arriving
daily at Judson,s and people from far
and near know that the Mirror store is
in a class, by itself and is headquarters
for all that is excellent in its line of
trade.