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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04
Epilepsy
Fits
St. Vitus Dance

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steam schooner on ROCK.

VALLEJO, June 3.-The steam
schooner Stoyomo. which has been un-
loading heavy timbers here for the
new drydock on Mare Island. drifted
upon Commission Rock at the entrance
of the Mare Island channel and mar
rowly escaped being wrecked. 1t was
pulled off at high tide.
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HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES.

OAKLAND, June s.-Annual me-
mortal services of the Modern Wood
men OF America were held this even
ing at the First Christian Church. the
Rev. Thomas A. Boyer officiating
Lodges attended in a body.
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AGED MAN MISSING.

BERKELEY. June 3.-The police
have been asked TO help find John G..
Howell, an aged man who has been alb
sent for several days from his home on
Fulton street, near Russell. Howell has
a gray beard, and when last seen wore
a black frock coat. He used gold
trimmed eyeglasses He suffered from
mental trouble, and 1T is thought he
wandered away while partially de-
,-or
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KILLED BY A TRAIN.

POINT RICHMOND. June 3-An un-
identified man, evidently a laborer.
was killed yesterday by a Santa Fe
train in the tunnel west Of the town.
The body was taken TO Martinez by
Coroner Curry. The man was about
35 years old. The name Barney Brown
Of San Francisco" was found on a card.
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COOK BECOMES INSANE.

OAKLAND. June 3-Charley King, a
Chinese cook. is. detained at the Re-
ceiving Hospital on suspicion of being
insane. He was arrested last night
while chasing imaginary evil spirits
about the house, at 1914 Eighth street,
with a knife.
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A ST. Louis street car conductor SEN
fenced to six months in prison for
brutality is named Lively. Perhaps it
was for love of jest that the court
made him step that way.
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wm eraduate From Harrnra.

CAMBRIDGE (Mass). June s.-Har-
ward University will hold its COM
meneement in all branches on June 27.
Among those who will graduate from
the Harvard Medical school is WiIlbur
Augusta Sawyer of San Jose. Cal. Saw
yer is an A B. Harvard 1902.
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pleasant meetings during the summer.
Every reference to the earthquake will
be met with fine and the money thus
collected turned into a relief fund. 1t
is safe to prophesy tidy sum.
The Monday Card Club was enter
tained last week by Mrs. A. C. Nc
Daniel.
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PosToFFIcE RECEIPTS HEAVY.

OAKLAND, June 3.-Gross receipts
for postage ct the postoffice for May
were $5s.oo4.os, as against s12,4s0.35
for May. 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04

The issue of the day has given birth
to a Woman's Prohibition Club. which
meets at the Church of the Nazarene
every Thursday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04

Among the California clubwomen
who have gone to st. Paul to attend
the National Federation of Women S
Clubs was Mrs. l. n. Chapman of Ala
media, who was the guest of Mrs. John
A. Bunting in the latter's private car.
Mrs. John Batewell was delegate, but
was unable to 60
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The Jolly Twelve Whist Club Of
Berkeley has decided to continue its
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NJ 2 wns AM hnnr lao.

No. . was an hour late.
Mrs Nell P. Collins. left at noon
today for Reno, Revada.
Encampment Odd Fellows Will be
gathered in regular session this even
II takes place tonight,-The big
Easter Monday ball at the Auditor
Have you heard OF the Star ball
bearing aXles-See 'em at Fred
Mantey's.
Mrs. w. G. Choate. returned from
a delightful weeks visit to Denver,
Saturday noon.
William G. struthers. the sheriff
returned today from his trip to
Golden and Denver.
Mrs. Il. c. Clark. will entertain
at a large euchre and finch party
Thursday afternoon. =. o,...,
Rig Easter supper at Hard's Chapel
monday night beginning at o.
clock. All are invited.
saturday was a great day for the
flower dealers. The demand was
heavier than on any previous year.
senator Horace T. DeLong arrived
home from Denver and COLORADO
Strings from his business trip today.
Attorney Stroud NJ. Logan VIII re
turp tomorrow from Denver aiter
an absence of a week from the cry.
There VIII be a business meeting ol
t,e Enworth league on Friday even
ing ai the church at which oiiicers
will be elected ,... ,s.,,-
cards of invitation nave been lssu-
ed for a card and finch party Dy
Mrs Thomas Osborne. at her beauil-
mi home on east Main street
Thp Star ball bearing aXles need
No washers. make no noise, no oil 10
ooze out. ruluce the draft 80 10 ~
ncr cont We would like to snow
tbeu 10 vou.-Fred Mantey-
Alderman OBoyle and Water SUPP.
vadder left last night for their trlP
T., insneci the water system al Gree
Low ana Boulder. City AltorheS
COLES aid not accompany them.
Mrs. w. II. DeCoursey, came IN
s,on Grand Junction and viii De
he rnest of Mrs. Albert Jehers lor
=, mn visit and renew old acqnaiIl-
anees with Omay friends olr'y
Herald. -,..-., ,,o Ter
.ni boteI building and will AZ once
.,aoaej IN remodel the same. AS 10
p'','st NJ. plat intends doing with lhe
nroperty we are not AZ IlpeIlS !" ''''
The last dance that the Mesa Js,.D 1ui
will give this season VIII occul-o .,d 4 q
dav evening at the Auul,orl.n .i,,Gins tid
he proposed to make inns eon''"Ii,,s' 10
non OF the series the most 1"'''
able the club has ever arra"h'"'
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In spite of the numerous rains that
have fallen during the past few weeks
over $500 acres of beets have been
nlanted in the territory of the local
factory. so reports Fred Holmes, local
manager of the factory. Mr.. Holmes
states that the acreage Will soon be
ali planted if the present fine weather
continues.
Today at noon Lieut.. Washburn OF
tho United States army arrived in the
CITY from Fort Logan. Utah, to take
charge of ode Barber, whose arrest
in This city on Friday night charged
with desertion from the army was an
nounced Saturday by the Sentinel.
Barber has been confined in the cliy
iaIl ever since his arrest. Lieut..
Vashburn with Barber as his prisoner
viii leave tonight at midnight for Ft.
Logan where the young man VIII be
given a hearing before a court mar
tinl The officer had but little TO say
regarding the charges against young
Barber.
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THE END OF SEASON.
Mesa Club will Close II Pleasant Sea.
son of Enjoyment Friday
Night at Auditorium.

The closing event of the Mesa club
will be the dance FRIDAY night at
the Auditorium and it gives promise
already of being quite the smartest
social function of the year
A large number of guests have been
invited. each club member being priv
ilcged to invite one couple. as their
guests. Delightful buffet luncheon
viii be provided and everything
which will in the leastwise contribute
to the pleasures of the occasion will
not be overlooked. The Mesa club.
under its present social directorate
viii close its second season In a tigur-
atiye blaze of glory and the commit
tee having the event in charge say
that the treasury must not carry over
one cent TO another season. The
pleasant anticipations OF the pleasures
of the event. seem to have raised a
very decided desire TO be present,
upon the part of the clnb's member
ship,
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-16
GoRKY MAY BE DEPoRTED.

Special TO The Sentinel.
New York. April 16.-The domes-
tic status of Maxim GorlIy, the Rus
sian revolutionist. probably win be in
vestigated by the department of com
merce and labor at the direction of
Secretary Metcalf The local immi-
grafton bureau says now that the
question as to whether the socialist
should be deported is for the Wash
ington officials to determine.
Immigration Commissioner Robert
Wepchorn said today: IF Gorly is,
as he says. married again and has
never been legally separated from his
wife in Russia. then he is liable to
deportation. for both bigamous and
poiygamous practicing people are
placed under the bans of the immigra-
tion law.
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FEDERATION WAS IN EARNEST.
Special to The sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel
Washington. April 1G.-That the
American Federation of Labor was in
grim earnest when It Informed Presi-
dent Roosevelt and congress of its
purpose to secure legislation in the
interest of the laboring man. has been
shown in connection with the move
to secure action designated to stop
the courts from interfering with labor
disputes
Representative Peaire. OF Maryland
has been asked to introduce bill
prepared by the federation. which. in
it's practical effect, will prevent the
issuance of injunctions in local labor
troubles
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; + + = + = = ; + + : 1.
HOPES ARE REALIZED.
Magnificent New Depot is Com
pleted and will be Put in
10 Service Tomorrow.

Tomorrow evening vt six o. 4
: clock the doors- of the hand 4
+ some new union depot will be 4
+ opened and one of the prettiest. 4
+ most conveniently arranged and 4
: costliest of the small railroad 4
: stations of the west will be put 4
+ into service. 4
+ The work of moving the Of 1
+ fees is in progress today. The I
! work of placing the furniture i
t and cleaning up Will be complet- 4
: ed tomorrow morning 1
1t is almost impossible to describe
the beauty of the interior of the new
structure. The costly woodwork. the
lovely decorations. the high ceilings
the unique finishing designs. the
handsome furnishings. the perfect ar.
rangements make the Interior of the
depot a model of convenience and a
yertbble dream of architectural
beauty The handsome exterior ap-
pearance is familiar to nearly every
citizen.
Division Supt. Choate extends a
cordial welcome 10 the people TO call
tomorrow evening and inspect the
new building and IL is safe to say
that this invitation will be readily ac-
eepted
We should be and are proud of
the new station. 1t would be a credit
to city five times as large
The putting into service of this
splendid railroad building marks an
era in local history.
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THE HIGH WATER MARK

Special to The Sentinel o,r h,pb
New york. April ia new mn ,lIs,
w,ter mark in the tide of immisI,a- =.
lion ion viii be set when the aliens V,no wmo
o'1 rived in this port yesterday on nine
European q steamers and those hos, due due e%- sS-
peeted nee to pass into Sandy Hook ,i, pg ,"I
gee,e sore r,ebtfalI have been permit d..l ttea
10 land in the United states. States. car. o",
vessel which arrived YESTERDAY ,,,o ea, =.
ried ii. $40 Immigrants The steam IN af
dne today are expected to bring ]" "'
least a like number
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UNDER VOLCANOES ASHES

special to The Sentinel. CO..
Naples. April 1G.-EntomDed i1l ioh
civ davs nnder ten feet of ashes when
came cH M from MI. Vesuvius, two Ola
Women % we're found alive today Dg %
searchers who had been digsins, y, IL up !,
The bodies of victims. The hnalns ll
~ o11 me women was one of the most re. re
markable Incidents of the eruption i,,,on n
and although neither of the women zen
was was able to walk when found .aid aIJ
physicians who examined mem .,i.'. s"lS of
that mai they will recover the power VI
cnaarh
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Dow1E WAS WARNED.

Special 10 The Sentinel n,,,io was
Chicago. April lG- DoTie ,ts over, @g
seers. Y that they had violate, ,htnp SO s'p%i bnt
he n Interposition of Providence. zee, eo5Iu coni
she ,lnan min hin, ont Of Jail if the real con
S,,ipn % Of affairs al Zion city We're eN
posed. ,,arnines 10
aiher Win the admissions oil ne lne
zion leaders that they We're nG oT in
long ago of Dowie's dnpliGl.yy .yoan rn' six
yestigations were made faS oeaSi shiloh
thousand persons who crowded ''"'''
tabernacle at Zion
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Trees For Sale.

l have just received 5000 No. l
apple trees, consisting of Ganos,
Missouri pippins. Ben Davis. Wine
saps and Ionathans from the Glen
wood nursery at Junction City Kan
sas.
These trees are In first class condl-
ton in every particular. Are now on
sale and ready for delivery. Phone
Charles Cutter. Green 152 Palisade.
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NAVAL EASE IN CHINA.

Special to The Sentinel.
San Francisco, April ia naVal
base has been selected on the coas, ..
China where the United states lee'
will mobilize in the event OF den,on, Il,
stration against China on account VI
the trouble growing out OF the Doy-
colt. 10.
been carrying on extensive Prepal u
tions for war with China was pro"s"e ~
by the officers who arrived u" ''
transport Sheridan, last week.
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STILL sHoRTENiNG DISTANCE.

Chicago. April 1G.-Ten hours be-
tween Chicago and New York on
trains operated by electricity and
making an average speed of Is miles
an hour, is the plan of the incorpor-
ators of the Chicago and New Yorl,
Air line railroad.
The scheme appears TO be far in
the future. however. II is stated
thar some Of the right of way has
been secured and that the projectors
decline to say how much They hope
10 have the road in operation in FIVE
years.
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THE KEARsARGE a nooDoo.

Special to The Sentinel.
Washington, April 16.-The acci-
dent on the battleship Kearsarge Sat
urday which resulted in the killing
of seven men and the dangerously
wounding of two others. has caused
that ship to be designated as the
hoodoo ship. It has been the victim
of numerous mishaps and many acct
dents.
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Grand acknowledgements.

Just to induce you to visit THE
SHOP and Inspect the new
electric light photographs, ! have de
termined to offer special price on
until May lst.
This offer is made to quickly in
troduce the new electric light work
and will not be repeated. The stud
10 will be open from am. TO pm
Sundays. included, for his period
only and your appointments can be
made for any time of day or night
Yours truly,
FRANK DEAN.
Phone 642 Red-2o1 n. 9th St
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MARVEL OF SURGERY.
snecinl 10 me sentlnel.

Special to The Sentinel. u,.,
Paris. April ia Partisan gil,i
who stabbed herself in the heart anu anu
who was thought to be dead, has Deen
restored to life by a marvel oil SUI
Dr. Kunn. of the cohin hospital
drew the heart from her body, ana
after sewing up the wound replaces
the organ and stitched up the wounds l.',
in her chest. The operation oceupl'
ed 25 minutes.
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NOTED ATTORNEY FINED.

. Springfield, H., April 16.-James
Henry Lewis. the noted Chicago at.
Jorney was fined for contempt OF
court by Federal Judge Humphreys
this afternoon and sentenced to sixty
DAYS Imprisonment. The contempt
grew out of the trial of suit against
the Alton Water works.
The sentence may be suspended.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-16
TELEPHONE ACROSS COMMENT

Special to The Sentinel.
San Francisco. April 16-David
c. st. Charles, an engineer of this city
has invented a repeater which will
make it possible to telephone from
here to New York
What the so-called repeater has
done for telesraphy ST. Charles. in
vention, it is now claimed will do for
telephoning
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-16
THE MoYER-HEYwooD CASE.

Special to The Sentinel.
Washington, April 16.-This after
noon the attorneys for Meyer. Hey
wood and Pettibone argued the mo-
ton to advance the case of the feder-
alton leaders, before the supreme
court OF the United States. The court
after hearing the argument took the
matter under advisement.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-16
QUIET REIGNs AT SPRINGFIELD.

Special to The Sentinel
Springfield, Mo. April lG.- Quiet
prevails here today and the indica-
lions are that the race trouble re-
suliing in the lynehing Of three ne
groes Sunday morning is over. The
presence of troops has had the effect
of bringing the people to realiza-
tion of the situation. The last of
the state militia ordered here by
Governor Folk arrived early today
and six companies now patrol the
Streets,
nnM.IE Makes SETTLEMENT.
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RETURNS TO HUSBAND.

New York. April lG.-Mrs. Chaun-
cey -Depew who arrived home yester-
day on the Celtic, joined her hus-
band today. Her friends Indignantly
deny that Senator and Mrs. Depew
have ever been esuanged and declare
that the reports to that effect were
grossly false.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-16
powrE MAKES SETTLEMENT.
necial 10 The Sentinel.

SpeciNI 10 INC StHTIHtI,
Chicago, April 16.-John Alex
ander Dowie admitted this afternoon
that he had made "a peaceful settle
ment as far as financial matters are
concerned with the new rulers oil
Zion.
Under the terms of the settlement
95 per cent of the property and hold
ings go to the church while Dowiee
gets per cent which it is announced
will amount to nearly S5,OOO,OOO.
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LEWIS sUCcEss0R APPOINTED
snecinI 10 The sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Denver, Colo, April 16.-Today
Gov. Mcdonald appointed John w
Shaffer. of Colorado Springs, district
Judge to succeed Judge Robert e.
Lewis who has been appointed TO sue
ceed Judge Hallett on the federal
bench Judge Shaffer's name was the
only one mentioned in connection
with the appointment.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-16
PATTERSON CASE POSTPONED.

Special to The Sentinel.
washington, April l6-In the case
OF the people of Colorado against
senator 7. NJ. Patterson, the cele-
orated contempt case. the supreme
court postponed the hearing Of the
argument Of the motion to dismiss.
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A SOLDIERS SAD DEATH.
.ecinl to INC sentinel

Special to The Sentinel.
Honolulu April 16.-Captain Mar
tin of the Light Artillery. on his way
home on board the United States
Transport Cherman. under guard as
insane. jumped overheard in a storm
on April 5. three days after the
steamer left Nagasaki.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-16

For the very best in the grocery
les go to Ackerman & Corcorans,
200 Colorado avenue. Your orders
will be carefully filled and promptly
delivered, Fresh goods in every
department Meat market in connec-
ton
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Beautiful Emumd rmgGm BgnaB BeBMH
RoTING NEAR PITTsBuRG.
speeial % The sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Pittsburg, April Serious riot
ing occurred at midnight at George
town near here and was only quel-
led when squadron of mounted po-
lice was sent from here to assist the
local peace officers.
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Enchanting
FASTER
'erfunes /!

many many enchanting odors
ps.se pske up our large Easter
vSSi,.uulmes. showing odors
sra "n,ch will delight the maids
them. "no ieeei'e
bs..a ban is nicer to give or in
nrou s taste, or more ap-
thopriate at Easter time,
S;s sn a dainty packaged
Out Ol delightful pefumep
r,', s,aduates in Pharmacy.
' 'onr Prescriptions Here.
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OPTICAIr

Il can't afford to take any risk
your eyes.
| ope can tell positively whether
i syes are all right or not unless
have been examined by compe-
and qualified optician-
4 make no charge for examining
and have the requisite knowl-
experience and Instruments to
- absolute accuracy. Satisfac-
guaranteed.
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Yz5r
WEDDING GIFT

,.vsr fail to please if the selee-
is made here
ara receiving every day some
aewsst s,S and most exclusive de-
II Sterling silver, cut glass ana
~ y which we offer for your
critical Inspection. our prices
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fully invited to attend the funeral services
tomorrow Thursday, April II. at z:oV
O'clock p; m. a. me Foursn A
land.
OWENS-In this city, April 10. 1906. at the
parents residence 3T3 Fifth avenue Allen
L.. beloved son. of Edward F. and Loretta
Owens. native of San Francisco, Cal, ageo
months and days.
dearly beloved wife of Otto Peters and lov-
ing mother OF Emma. Anna and Martha
Peters. native of Germany. aged As years
RILEY-In this city, April 10, 1906 at the
residence SSs Bryant street Eugene F.; be-
loved son of William p. and Catherine hiley,
and brother of May. Loretta. Willie. George
and Charley Riley, native of San Francisco
aged 3 years and days
RUSH-In this city. April 10. 1906 James
Kelly Rush. beloved son Of Patrick j. and
Della A. Rush. and nephew OF James and
Katie Rush. Ida and May Kelly and Mrs
Patrick Kelly native OF San Francisco.
Cal... aged l year months and days.
0Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Thursday. at II m, from the parents resi-
dence 149 Duboce avenue. between Valencia
and Guerrero. Hermann and Fourteenth
streets. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
SCHMITT-In Alameda. Cal. April 9. 1905.
Anna; beloved wife of the late Gean G.
and Paul schmitt. Mrs J. + Hare and
Berthe schnitt, native of France. aged
DFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral today
from her late residence, 1520h Webster
street. thence to St. Joseph'a Church for ser
vices. Interment private, st. Mary's Gene
terry. Oakland.
sToNE-At Angel Island CAL. March 1s.
1906 Robert E. Stone, dearly beloved son
OF Mary Stone. native OF San Francisco,
CAL. aged 10 years 10 months and days
~ Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Thursday. at 10 o'clock a. m. from the
chapel Of Craig, Cochran & Co, 461 Golden
Gate avenue. between Larkin and POLK
Army street, near Folsom, for services. COM
meneing at IL a. m Interment Holy Cross
Cemete
sWAIN-In East Oakland Cal. April 10. 1906.
Lucretia H. Swain. widow Of the late Captain
Josiah H Swain, a native Of Nantucket,
MASS, aged II years months and IA days
THOMAS-In this city, April 10. 1905. William
Henry Thomas. beloved father OF Mrs Rosa
]. Ramsden and William D.. Henry J. and
Margaret A. Thomas, native OF Philadel-
phia. Pa, aged 81 years 4 months and 20
days
OFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited.to attend the funeral tomorrow
(Thursday), at O'Clock o. m, from the
Mission Masonic Temple, 2668 Mission street.
between Twenty second and Twenty third,
under the auspices OF Mission Lodge No 16e,
F. and A. NJ Remains at the parlors OF
Bunker Lunt. 1865 Mission street. be-
tween Twenty second and Twenty-third (Mis-
THOMPSON-In Alameda. Cal. April g. 1905
Fredrick F. Thompson, beloved husband OF
Carrie Thompson, steDfather OF Mrs. ]. p.
O'NeiI. and grandfather Of George Grant
and 1 month. member Of Carpenters Union
No. 1914
UFriends and acquaintances are respect
1gly nvted 1 70 dtsena 20 t me onnc fnsEa
his late home, 53S Palace court. Interment
Mountain View Cemetery.