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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15
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wALL--In this city, January a. 1905. infant
son of Frank and Daily Wall, native Of
San Francisco, aged months and 16 days.
wHITMORE-In East Oakland, CAL. January
IA, 1905 William d. Whitmore, native OF
New Hampshire, aged 76 years.
wITTHACK-In this city, January II. 1905.
son Sf Meta M ana tns
Jr.. Henry. Dora and Margarethe Witthack.
and nephew of Mrs. E. Leichtenstern of Chi
cago, native of San Francisco, aged 10
years 4 months and / day
UyFriends and acquaintancee are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Tomorrow
Of ihaios his parents. ITO Eli Elm avenue. between
Pierce and Scott streets, Golden Gate avenue
and Turk street. Interment Mount oiivet
woHLANDER-In this city, January 13 1895.
at her residence, 945 sutter street, Char
ing mother of Ellen wohiander. and beloved
sister of Mrs. Emelia sherberg, Victor and
Wilhelm Nilsson, native of GLAND, Sweden.
aged go years months and day.
EJFriends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral services to-day Sunday,
& Co. 429 Golden Gate avenue between Polk
and Larkin streets. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Hector b. beloved husband of Louisa Zam-
belli and father of Silvio. Walter, Irene,
Margaret and the late Albert zambelli. q
months and 13 days.
EyNotice of funeral hereafter. Remains
at his late residence. 2491 Market street,
corner Fifteenth.
zENGER-In this city, January II. 1905.
Alexander Zenger. beloved husband OF Mar
gafet Zenger. and father of Ethel zenger,
and stspfather of George A. Fletcher ma
tive Of Russia. aged IS years 10 months and
UFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday.
January 10. at p m, from the NOR
tuary chapel OF the Golden Gate Undertake
ing Company 2475 Mission street, near
Twenty-irst. Interment Cypres Lawn Gem
etery.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ST. FRANCIS Girls Directory Orphan Asy-
lum hereby gives notice that the following
orphan half-orphan and abandoned girls
and boys have been admitted to the asylum
from July 1. 1904, to January 1, 1905: Mary
Ada Dolan, IL years; Louisa Guglteri, Z
years; Irene Guglieri, years; May Condon
years, months; Aloysius Gordon, years,
months: Angelina Antonia IL years; Refu-
lgio Antona, years; Ma-garita Antonia, 2
years; Paul Martirell. years. months;
Howard Lehey, years. months; Barbara
Whitelock, years; Julia Whitelock. years;
Emma Serventi, years; Charles Serventi,
months; Gladys Smith, 2 years, months;
May Harrgan o years; Andrew Rios, 4
years. months: Manuel Tiburtius Rios. 2
years months: George Davis, years. 10
months; Benjamin Davis years, 10 months;
Mabel Sherer. years; Thomas German, 9
years; Bessie German years; Willie Cor
years; Irene Wilson, 9 years: Made
. line Wilson. years: Harica Forno, years;
Jennie Gettenby 6 years: John Porter. z
years; Frank Porter. years; Nicholas Por-
ter, years; Carrie Cano, years; Nettie
Cano years; Ralph Cano. years; Cath
crime Emilia Wisely. years; Mary Cooney,
IL years: Theresa Muvihill, 10 years: Fran
ces Mulvihill. 7>years; Emily Kane, 10 years:
years: Emilio Rodriguez. IL months; An
/. ME Kohl. years; Ada Torras. years
Joseph Castell, years; Bertha Eichler, 8
years. Hazel Harrison, IL years; Grace Har-
rison, years; Gertrude Harrison years
Mary Quatararo, years; Carlo Quatararo
years; Thomasita Corvera. years; Ray
mond Corvera, years Estefana Ortega 8
years; Albert Ortega, years; Christina
Cano years.
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Vigilance Price Of Reputation.

of Legislatures and busy days of lob
byists. is drawing near, our newly
elected public servants may well give
heed to some old wise saws: A Leg
islator is known by the company he
keeps. Bribers discover many new
ways to pay members old debts. Eter-
nal vigilance is the price of reputation
Reputation is the better part of valor.
A scandal has nine lives.-St. Louis
Republic.
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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-
sons authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
of the event are published once in this column
frao 0f oh
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BORN.

BREE-In this city. December is. 1904. to the
wife of L. Edgar Bree a daughter.
CLACSEN--In this city, January s. 1905, to
the wife of Charles Clausen.
HESSLER-In this city, January 9, 1905, to
the wife of George e. Hessler. son.
HOWARD-In this city. January 5, 1905, to
the wife of Fred d. Howard son.
LASKY-In this city, January u, 1905 to
the wife of Joseph Lasky (nee Roth. a
daughter.
McGLYNN-In Napa, CAL to the wife of P. ].
McGlynn.
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Californians in New York.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE follow
ing Californians are in New York:
From San Francisco--C. A. McLane,
at the York. and j. w. Robson, at
the Gilsey House.
From Santa Barbara-C. B. Hale
and wife and Mrs. E. p. Chamberlain,
at the Holland.
From Los Angeles-A. Cook, C. B.
Fryer and wife and B. A. Latham. at
the Holland.
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PErITIbN.

PETITIONS IN INSOLVENCY. Petitions
in insolvency were filed yesterday in the
United States District Court as follows: George
H. Russell. grocer, Oakland. liabilities $531.
assets 1920; s. d. Hastings. railroad employe.
Oakland, liabilities $472, assets; Hattie
LABEL, housewife San. Francisco liabilities
$306. no assets Her only creditor is Christie
s306
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TO ALL ITS READERS IN THE NEAR FUTURE

By special THE CALL
will the hands oee beautiful form model n ors showing
week to week the patterns garments hats the
market This series Fashion Models will and will certainly
interest all beautiful addition
the series models there figure printed Gin or cardboard which
with the first model issued by this Being printed heavy stock
not easily muted this strictly upodate
designed the supervision fashion this
try. Every little detail is attended with greatest
In all where it with the model costume and
designed to harmonic with it, The includes ranging shirt
bal The quality
Company secured through this for 20
either USE
ADDRESS FASHION DEPARTMENT. SAN FRANCISCO
the value has doll The
the complete they doll
wardrobe
THE CALL subscribe
this series of FASHION MODELS.
FIRST SUNDAY
CALI, JANUARY %, 1905.
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CARD OF THANKS.

To our many friends and acquaintances
and especially the officers and members OF
the Norddeutscher Frauen verein. who gave
so many evidences of their heartfelt and
reavenent OF loving father and husband, we
desire TO return our sincere thanks.
kATHARINA KOERNER (widow)
GEORGE II. KOERNER (eon).
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srurrrRrna AND srAMnaERrNc.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

MELBOURNE system; 2 schools; $40 Diamond
521 Franklin. Inquire 521 Franklin. to IL
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert stone and family de-
sire to thank their man$ friends and ac-
quaintances for the kindness and sympathy
extended them In their recent bereavement.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the Maria Kip
Orphanage of $50 Lake st. has received the
following half orphan girl from October l.
1904 to January /, 1905: Margaret Miller,
aged>3 years IL months.
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= J. Monahan. Manager. TEL Mission 81
MONAHAN g. co.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERs
233a-2341 Mission St, near Nineteenth.
San Francisco.
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rxpEwRIrERs AND suPPI1ns.

Smith Premier. $25; other typewriters at
higher and lower prices; rentals 81 So The
Typewriter Exchange, 5S6 California ST.
2D-HAND typewriters sold, rented. repaired
Webster Typewriting Inspec Co.,50S Market
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 15. 1904.-To
that the co-partnership heretofore existing
between ID. j. OHARA and F. J. MONA
O'HARA & CO., is hereby dissolved The
said d. j. O'HARA withdrawing from the
said concern and his name discontinued
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30

Perhaps never in the whole history of Pine Bluff as a municipal corpora tion has Thanksgiving Day been more universally commeTnorated than it was today both publicly and privately Il addition to the various services at the churches of the city, the great ma iority of private homes celebrated the event in one way or another, some 1etentiously, others modestly. Around the tables of these homes gathered members Of the family and partook of the feasts commemorating the event; sometimes the party included many others than the members of the inn mediate family, invitations having heen extended. in some cases, to large circle of relatives and friends.
 But it was the churches which at- tracted greatest attention by their eel ebration of the day The union ser vices held at the First Baptist church were participated in by every Protest ant church in the city, and great was the throng which responded to the call for their worship of God for his eoo ness, his kindness and his mani fold blessings, when the doors of this maen 'fcent edifice were thrown open f0, their reception on Thursday morn ing
 Rev. J. I. Norris, pastor of the First -=9-h"terian church. delivered the Thanksgiving sermon, and his effort
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30
Services at the Temple,

Services commamorating the day will be hHld at Temple Anshe Elm eth. whfr@ likewise, a very large con- ere9ation will turn out to witness the prneram. Tho Jewish services par take also of tie nature of an anniver- saly celebrat on of the landing of the tirS Jews Il America 250 years ago. this service having been postponed until Thankseiving Day so that the two celebrations might be combined into one The program begins at & o'clock this evening" as follows:
 Organ voluntary, "Offertoire.' Ge- febure Wely) Mrs. F. F. Renfrow.
 "Praise the Lord,' (Green)-Chor r..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30

St. Petersburg, Nov 30.-Sebastopol was yesterday the scene of desper- ate battle between the mutinous sail ors and the troops in the forts on shore. During the battle the town and the forts were bombarded by the guns of the cruiser Otchakoff, which lies a burning wreck off Admiralty Point, it's hull riddled with shells and it's Haunting red ensign of revolution haul ed down.
 Many of the crew of the Otchakoff were killed or wounded.
 According to one report, the bar racks of the mutineers were carried by storm after the mutinous fleet, which is said to have numbered ten
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30
4 WARM FIGHT 0N "GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT" DE. cLARED OFF BY COULD
 AND HARTMAN. 'f  They Will Now Invade Each Others Territory in Louisiana as
 They Please. $

New Orleans, Nov. 30-The so-call- ed "gentlemen's agreement" between the Southern Pacific and Texas and Pacific, which has existed for num- her of years and which presumably prevented either from invading the others territory in Louisiana, has been officially declared off and a iii5ht precipitated which will involve the Frisco system. The immediate course
 the Southern Pacific's territory
 iB Southwest Louisiana by
 the Texas and Pacific In this terri
 tory lie the fertile lice fields, great
 rock salt, sulphur and fuel oil depos-
 it's and the latter are especially an ob-
 iect of envy. The Soul ern Pacific
 owns many of the best producing oil
 fields in Loui siana and ''exas, and for
 some three yeors it. engines have
 used this chap and accessible fuel
 Fl of which has been ',sl ecially bene-
 fcial to the passenger traffic, as both smoke and cinders are eliminated and dust laid by the oiling of tie road bed. The Texas and Pacific is l4mote from these oil fields and tie attempt to get in touch with them ard the other rich products of Southwest Louisiana led to the quarrel, and now both roads sie constructing lines ihjc each otf- CTS territory with a haste that will leave the race to thc swiftest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30

Prayer-Mr. c. o. Huber, president First Methodist church Epworth League.
 *Glory and Honor" 1Gounod)- Choir.
 Address, "Israel in the Land ot Promise Ephraim Frisch.
 Trio. Sweet Is the Work" (Wie- ganO-Miss Amanda Dye, MT. Irl Armstrong; MT. M. Levy.
 Address. .'The Jews"-Rev. w. D.. Buckner rector Trinity church, Epis- copal.
 Solo, "The Lord Is My Light" CAL litsen)-Mrs. Jesse Core.
 Address, "What We Owe to the J. l. Norris. pastor First Presbyterian church.
 "A Song of Thanksgiving (Parks) Choir.
 Address, "A Free Church in a Free State"-Rey. Ross Moore, pastor of First Baptist church.
 National hymn. "America '-Choir.
 ediction-Elder E. l.. Vail, First Christian church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30
'URYWOMEN PASS ON LINGERIE After Much Talk Decide S1uabbIe Be.
 tween Modiste and Patron.

k chmond. Va, Nov. 3o.-The first jury composed exclusively of women tEat eyer convened in this state was impaneled today at Winchester to de- eide the Issue between Mrs. Juliet Hathaway, a young society woman. and Mme. Zentnlyer, q modiste. Mrs. Hathaway accuses the modiste of hay. ing n,ade for her some lingerie which did not fl. She donned the apparel in question, Justice John NJ. Johnson watching the proceedings the while over his wise old spectacles. After the jurors retired they discussed faSh iens in general, much of the talk &ar- ing no bearing on the case in hand, but at length they rendered a decision in favor of Mme Zcntmyer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30
M'GEHEE BURGLARY
One of the Supposed Burglars Arrest
 ed Here.

City Detective Ed Cheek and Po- liceman Higginbotham made an inn rortant arrest Wednesday afternoon when the train from McGehee got in. AS a result of their capture, dusky hued gent will now have to return to McGehee and stand trial on the charge of burglary. It appears that a busi- ness house at that place was burglariz- ed last Tuesday night, by two negro men. The burglars secured, among other things, SAT in money, a gold watch and a 45-calibre pistol.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30

The Great Need of More Churches"
 Rev. Sam II. Campbell. pastor of the Chio Street church, will give a history Of that church. Everybody is invited tC attend the services.
 The new church is 10 be completed if ninety days from the date of the beginning of the work, and at the rate he work is progressing now the house will be ready within the time specified.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30
KEEPS GIRLS CORPSE 27 YEARS.
Oismembered Body Is Found in Coffin
 After Death of Mother.

Los Angeles, Nov. 30-A coffin con- taining the dismembered remains Of her daughter, who died twenty-seven years ago, was found today, following the death of Mrs Liore Thompson, an aged and eccentric woman. The cof- fin, which had been sent from Am herst, Mass, was discovered in the at tic of the woman's cottage on Boyle heights. Neighbors say the mother kept nightly vicils over the girls body
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30
At Ohio Street Baptist Church.

The Thanksgiving day will be cele- brated by the congregation of the Ohio Street Baptist church by the cornerstone laying service. There will be several speakers present who will deliver addresses, and there will he a program of special music rem dered.
 Hon. w. T. Amis of Hot Springs will talk on Christians as Builders"
 Dr. Junius Jordan will speak on 'The Benefit of the Church to the Pubic School"
 Rev. Ross Moore's subject will be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30

vessels, had surrendered, and the whole position is now in the hands of the troops under the command of Gen eral Nepleuff.
 The Associated Press, however, is unable to guarantee the correctness of this report
 Owing to the interruption of the tel egraph, deta Is of the battle are diff cult to obtain, but as the Associated Press is authoritatively informed by the naval general staff last night the battle was begun by the troops on shore, who opened fire on the Otcha koff, which was defiantly displaying the red flag.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30
FIRE AT ALTHEIMER.

Fire broke out in the cotton yard of '. s. Mcdonnell at Altheimer Wednes- cay night and destroyed several bales of cotton, which, it is said, were a total loss, Mr. Mcdonnell having no insurance on them. The origin of the fire is unknown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30
SHELDON HAS GOOD CARGO.

The steamer Henry Sheldon arrived iron. Little Rock Wednesday after noon. She had on cargo of 100000 shingles, three bales of cotton and thirty tons of sAinela machinery. Capt. Rrasher is in charge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30

was a masterly one, forceful and log ical, and held the very closest and ev- en raptest attention and interest of lis vast congregation throughout. Dr. Norris is one of the ablest divines in the city, and as a pulpit orator has few equals in the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30
At the Catholic Church.

Services were held at the Catholic church at S:30 a. m. and at II a. m both services being we'll attended and both solemn and impressive. The il o'clock service was particularly sol chm, five priests participating in the exercises.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30
MAKES STERN DIVORCE RULING.
Bishop to Excommunicate Roman Catholics Who Aid in Remarriaae.

Omaha, Nov. 30.-In pastoral let ter issued today to the Roman Cath clc clergy of the Omaha diocese, Bishop Scannel forbids all Roman Catholics of the diocese to assist at the marriage of divorced person while the other party to the marriage is living, and declares eXcommunica- ton will be the violation of his de- cree.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30

Charge d'Affaires Eddy sent a note to Count Lamsdorf, the foreign min- ister, calling his attention to the as- sault, but making no demands. A police captain visited the embassy and apoloaizad for the attack on MT. Bliss. but he warned the members of the embassy that the streets were very unsafe. especially the boulevard, which is the rendezvous of rowdies and sol ders and sailors in civilian clothes. The captain warned the members of the embassy to go armed in the fu- ture and not to venture in the streets at night, except in carriages.
 On account of the critical nature of the situation, all the foreign ambas- sadors who were absent on vacations are hastily returning. presumably on an intimation given by the Russian Covarnn,ent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30

Ill one of the most fashionable streets of the capital late Sunday night, and cnly escaped being beaten to death through the timely arrival of the po- lice. He was badly cut about the face, but not seriously injured Ha is from New York and was formerly consul at Vienna.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30
COLDEsT DAY OF THE SEASON.

Thursday morning was the coldest spell of the season, the thermometer registering 26 in the sun. During the night it dropped as tow as 24.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30

Nobody does all the possible busi- ness in his line. There is always chance for development. There is no business that cannot be increased by judicious advertising.-The Curtis Pub. Co.,, Philadelphia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30

Vim. Eisenkramer, the popular See. end avenue tailor, will make a bas- ness and pleasure trip to Grady next Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30
BATTLE AT SEBASTOPOL

oTcHAkOFF, UNDER DEsTRoYED-cRU, BATTLEsHiP DAMAGED TORPEDO ON RocKs-TEN SHIPS SURRENDERED BY EuT,NEERs- BATTLE DURING
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30


 ling forty and wounding thirty,
 St. Petersburg, Nov. 30.-Thoneh
 e mutineers at Sebastopol are still hsters of the situation at Admiralty pint, and though armed parties have. pparently free access to the town, Notwithstanding the announcement of e authorities that the roads leading
 it were blocked, dispatches received esterday from Vice Admiral Choukin, pmmanding the Plack Sea fleet, pre- ent the situation in an optimistic ght Martial law has been declared n the fortress. These dispatches, which were read at an extraordinary council of the admiralty declare that most of the mutineers have decided tC surrender with their arms, though Such action involves trial for mutiny 1efore a court martial.
 N On the other hand dispatches to the Associated Press from Sebastopol say that revolutionary orators succeeded Yesterday in winning over a battalion & reservists. and that, in spite of the Arrival of endorsements to the num- Ter of several thousand the authori- Hes did not dare to interfere with a Review held by the mutineers in the |tery heart of the town.
 # Guns commanding all the entrances "a the city from Admiralty Point Rhere the mutineers are quartered, nd the sailors are virtually prison IS there. Water has been shut off hdtit is planned to starve them into
 Omission. The cruiser Otchakoff is
 control of the mutineers, who have aced the officers under arrest. The malnlng ships of the Black Sea fleet fe off the southern roadstead. Their
 eWs have not joined in the mutny. 'a Ii It is hardly believed they could eC Ill V Oil lllclI COilll duCo hore
 IS rumored here that Vice Admi- R Chouknin is parleying with the RS!ss ptlneers. offering to accede to all eA lf demands relative to the improve. Bent Of the service conditions. This ss not ofhcially confirmed, but a dis HRSNch from the American consul at Se- Aesstopol, which reports the outlook sn2Ech less threatening. says it is re-
 sf1ed that Admiral Chouknin has re- gs yea orders from St. Petersburg to & Id everything.
 M Mob Attacks an American.
 Hooert Woods Bliss. second secre-
 y or the American embassy, was
 siclm Of an outrage by rowdies
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-30

{ St. Petersburg, Nov. 3O.-In the pc. hl colony of Alexandrovsk, Irkutsk, runken soldiers set fire to the bar Gcks here where eighty political pris- 1ess were awaiting liberation through amnesty. All the inmates pFr r. bed. The soldiers afterwards burn
 shops and houses.
 COssacks surrounded the mutineers,
 ling forty and wounding thirty
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-29
Barney.

Mr.. James Smith is building new
barn.
New scholars In school this week.
Did you hear the wedding bell?
Edd Trip made trip to Chaunte
Tuesday.
Charles Hudson is hauling rocks for
the foundation of new house.
Nj. Singer and Shellhorn are help
ing Mr.. Smith build his barn.
Mrs. Shellhorn is on the sick list.
Did you attend the supper Saturday
night.
Rev. Tory preached to good sized
audience at Mt. Pleasant church
Sunday afternoon.
Gilbert Debler made his usual trip
to Odense Sunday evening.
Married at the court house in Erie
Tuesday Sept. 10, Mr. Albert Debler
aud Miss Pearl Singer. They are
Neosho- csun:y's best young people
aid we wish them success.
The supper Saturday night at
George Rice's was not we'll attended
The supper and entertainment was
something fine and out Of the ordIn-
airy.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1905-09-29
Santa Fe Excursions

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