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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
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MACHINERY

REPAIRS AND RENEWALS TO EN-
too large for us to handle and nothing
Il too small to receive our careful atten-
ton. CT 3. FORD CO. Trigg shlpyard.
Phone 3023 Fi3t VI $s Z. 5sa 5s 3
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noA M BtJCKRoE B EACH: COTTAGE
a i end Of hotel lawn splendid athi II,
tarr1s / re asonabie. Address Mrs. t.,
GEiDY, Buckroe Beach, Va IS.
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FOR sALE-COMPLETE BOTTLING
8outnt, In n Ice order; will learn pur-
chaser; large profit In 55 business; &1 to
4 make ginger ale and soda-waters. etc;
soda foun tain for sale. GARLAND
~ MORRISS. N ~ s5S@ 5ss 4. }lIs3
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FOR SALE. $4,000 CABLE COMPANY
certificate. Good for above amount on
4 any plano In their stock. Will sell
cheap, 81 STEM OdRAPHER, Lexington
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SUMNER BOARDING

cry "A N /. "a y COTTAGE, Z
Y Beautiful locality 2oo feet from beach, 4
y airy rooms, modern irnproY efnents; tiil-
excelied table reasonable rates refer
4 enccs required. Address SOUTHERN
4 Err, Isl South Pcnnsylvaflia Avenue,
" Atlanta City.&3 .i3i E9f 3ts IA
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BOARDING.

EIGHTH STREET. N ORTIZ, 10! WANT.
fI Cd M permanent, q transient and table
bohrders. Terms reasonable; home COM
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WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT 7os EAST
we have the largest and best line OF
Trunks and Travelling Necessities In the
IS city, repairing done. n, w. ROIJN-
TREE e BRO. Trunk and Bag Co. $
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WA ~ NTED-BoARDERs AT ONE OF
\ the most comfortable country houses
near Richmond, Address TBOARD-
y Richmond. {sB-t6 4tb0 i;E5st8 4g&S5
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RARE CsPPoRTuNITY,-.A AGED AM,
: feeble gentleman wishes to dispose 0 /
his 5000 certificate Insurance; this or
portunity Will never occur again, For
anf1inleryiew address OPPORTUNITY,
bon III, city, es "A N
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HoARDDRs WANTED FOR THE ST. NJ
mer. i have two very large, cool ro % !, |;
on second floor; very c9oi IAN amp p,qas
e dress H q, Ashland. Va
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W. S;Trro. Rt,Ys or Girls; nc. lsnARip
In country large o shady SyIrg iW@G.netrs
FisTTY, Rapidan. Va. II, =, -.
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non gALE- GOOD PAYING TRANS
fer business; teams In good orier VII ~
sell cheap for cash. F 415, care ire Times mes
Dispatch. l4
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FOR BuGGIEs RUNABOUTs, SUR
ries, Daytons. Traps. Speed Carts. etc.
at right pricea 60 to ths old !. esa Si,sn,
Fifth Street ii 4t
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s. osA3 r d e r s. a, vvANTED-ON THE
N James, nineteen miles west Of Rich-
mond, ten t1inutes' walk 70 q g, g (. !, g 9;
:. city; large porches. yard ana lawn;
mineral waters, fresh 3veget bles, milk.
A butter and chickens exceedingly breezy
and healthy location; children not
/ wanted. Address Mrs. P. r. T1LL L1Nl.1A
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poARDERgf WANTED 5iAT yERDEN,
va - tIrty miles from Richmond: trains
y r, in Convenient for gentlemen doing
business In city; healthy locatiqn; Eo q g
J. water. Al Apply t to Mrs. CHARLES -tL.ts
GOODLOE.ag sS5 nh $sE5 .ss5
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ice CREAM 3 FREEzERs.5

THE rF1YD MINUTE w NDJR r. ''4B IT'S
H nFT Freezer, the best one made. VIC
guarantee 1t to freeze your cream IN five
minutes orr you get your money back:
HOWELL 5BRQS..a Hardware, 602 East
D Broad Street. r. l i1S
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NDW YORK CITY, 126 WEST EIGHTY.
second, Street; family Twins 'snr, 4, Contra!
rooms; board optional: call give n l.
mond reference. 81 WI s{s3 s5t 2a
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MELONS ON JET CRABS, !, G + "a
= E.1Brond a. Phones 1926 and ! ss2,
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FOR SALE-YOUNG MARE OF FINE
n breeding; excellent driver; and saddleri
sold for want Of use can 4 be seen at
No. 1910 East Main Street, 8
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so. 900 a TO LEND ON DIAMONDS.
.sss Watches and JewelrS Mt New. York
5 rates OF interest. RICHMONDsLO ;h,NS
~ 220 Ninth Street .aaN..L - IA!
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FOR sALE-oND LIGHT VICTORIA.
& with rubber tires one driving cart In
best condition., with lunch basket and
i umbrella holder pne light Pheaton. our
II make. " CONRAns8GR 80 North
y Adams Street corner Brook Avenue. Al u
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77WANTED. 7sUMMER 3BoARDERs All
Fork Union Ya.a7 % miles from I0n t R,sns
moderate. For particulars apply Mrs.
1T r. PETTIT,i Fork Union, Va,
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ASHLAND, vA.--HAY1NG JtJsT TAKEN
4 q large cottage for the Summer In ASH
& land, 1 will take a. few boarders. no
children. Address COMFORT, 8Ashland,
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

1T branch and only run a. trunk, bag ana
suit case store, Wa couldn't run n better
q one than we d 0 npw. All the new inno-S
yations in things fortra !, nr trappngs
ready at all times and running cloth-5
n Ing store, too, era bles Jus tto sell 'em
cheaper. O. H. BERRY g. CO. F533 N
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PAPER HANGING,

fsG cs-.21' PHONE 1851 AND LET us
cali cali and talk to YOU about, your paper
nmnI:anteed r. s. BUGG, 300 West.
& Main.
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DAWES COTTAGE, OCEAN vIE'W,,1.V, y; a J,
Z now open for the sea SON; safest batn M,
and best fishing on the coast. Eor tcr VA
q address, i, w, DAWES Ocean view, Y :.
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WANTED, sS3 g ARDERs FOR TWO
i nice, large rooms and one largo room;
also, table boarders. Apply 103 y. Grace
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MISS PrTzHn, liz EAST FRANKLIN
Handsomely appointed llouse, good ser
vice. ffivHte baths. sS fG 81 sis9s6 n 45Sl
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MISS NAME TRANT HAS OPENED
a er&de1lghtful cottage, The Breakers.
y at Virginia Beach, for the reception of
IS guests. q For terms address Miss
q NAME TRANT, RI Virginia Beach, Va
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FOR sALEr-ONE FINE HOLsTElN
Cows fresh s weeks. 3 to54 gallons OF
FOR for. other Stock sTAFFoRD II. PARK
. Err, Highland Park, Va. asl..ll-sl. d AS
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lI7NsI1RPAssED COFFEE AT s..T IN 3 2
Crown Dairy Lunch Room. FS 1llg nth ana ana
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ron sALL-FIR Sr- CLASS. V ROLLER
top desk, in good orde lleap. - ~ "A "A
care Tlmes-D spa ten. e S4sEs
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ron "sALE--F,IFrY5 4 FANCY lIIoAIING
I Pigeons; no finer birds In city. y You
mean business SEQ GEO, 7. l!e}iti, h0Q
K II, Marshall Street,
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."EDGEwOOD,""3 1T OCEAN 8 VIEW. - IL
now open for the season; few .ni ~ ti., :,
walk from hotel; ba thing hno p = - s Ies
JAMES, s{ III 3 E4ssss
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I PANAMA HATS.

PANAMA AND STRAW Fl ATT 8
Il biea ched, blocked. retriInnlcd AhiIlRI-
GAN ii ATTEIls. 4lA East Marshall, for
rierly Ninth and broad, Al y
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS b FOR
q Chicken Feed come and examine our
stocks for all sizes and ages. Lice
s. Powder and Cholera Preventa tives. w.
\ j. TODD, 42s North Sixth Street.
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TUXEDO COTTAGE OCEAN VIEW.
situated directly on Chesapeak BAY ,S,;
& newly fut1lshed throughout pa pa -,
walks: all modern conveniences =; . nh 81
fishing and surf bathing; families SO =,
II licited; table the best. Address ". s.. y.
& BOHANNON. Norfolk, Va.
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'iHE BEST WoRIi.t4ANsElIP IN THE
wall paper line n the sasattfi wo1 1nm =
WHEITON. al2 North First Street
Phone 307k
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SHOE 8REPAlRlNo,t

FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.
JACOB JJhfI.AUF, 5705 WEST MAIN
4 Street, viii pack and nhip your furni-
ture CHINA, etc, witt. care. Let ham
/ ipnck yours. Phone 3299, 4I
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EVERY STYLE OF SHOW ], Z GA ,.'Slf
ready for immediate de 81. y ~
IL I1I2N SBARGAIN HOUSE. sIAt
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koDAks.
THINNING AND PLUMBING.
-eLlP covERs TO oRpER,

4 slip covers; satisfaction guarantee cd.
p LEVY g. IeAHS. IS ny. Broad. = Phone
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t'IAcoR 7IJMI,AUF, rs PHONE 3292, W1LL
B. s repair and reupholster your furniture.
III like new Will sell you a nice new
n Mattress; make aid ones over like new.
Prices rea soma 81 e. ttIl9t sl 4
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+ Mowers ant, Rakes, Twine, on and
Repairs: Bradley r lvot- Tongue D 4! 9
Cultivator .'Jamesvillc'S Reid. 3 ~ Eye
Disc Cultivator, Penn" waking !. C s'ls..
tlvator and Grain Drill, Ontario J.
4 Force Feed Grain Drill, Aultn,11n. I. e =
{ Taylor Tresher and Engine, Lit !n'
Giant sTresher and International ~ 1IaIty2-
y line Engine. Write for prices. . w 4 ~ n.
X DACHE & SONS. 140G East Main. 1920
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WANTEp-BoARDERs AT TIE FERE-
bee Cottage, Cane Henry ", Pric ,e,s
nitw market, Address Mrs. c. H.
z FEREBEE. Cape Henry, Va.
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SPEND THE SUMMER IN THE NOUN
tains: board at reasonable rates sup-
piled by Mrs. B. p. SMITH, Pulaski
Va. IL. !. -..-.--.-s .-5- -L-aA
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TWENTY TABLES, SUITABLE FOR
clothing, pr any store; cheap n poughl
K at once. BROWNE s. cONSIlSl', 40
IT, Broad Street 8a8
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT THE
@ Pines" two miles from Goshen; nice:
fFask ss day ma Ipte Xddres rs
N CYRUS GRAHAM, Goshen, Va,
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\ n I3ARGAIN-$10o CERr1FDiCATf1 FOR
90; can be used In purchasing piaii!o
from the Gable Company before 3, july July
!. PetersburK. Va. j l4. " y
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CONC, AWAY TIME; DON'T forget
= "a take your kodak or else you r "a O.;
bS finn Will be n 2 failure. THE CRAla
/ ART CO. has the most COMP ete suppl
8 IN the state. * q s }ssi ].
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TDYEING AND CLEANING.

'DYE1NG AND 4 FRENCH CLEANING
Having secured the services OF one Of
known to the trade in this country Il
am no " read y to turn out the best work
& in the city. "a trial will convince. High
H grade $ work II solicited. JOHN IA
TOUCHE. 1923 East Main. Phone PAID.
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LIE 7NOELE BON AIR, VA N OW OF EN-
I. For booklet and terms address A. a. = =
"a NOEL Bon Air. Y a. W qf8 @ q
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poARDERs 81 WANTED; LOCATION
5DAN1EL. Rocklsh, Nelson county Va.
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BOARDERS If YOU WISH TO SECURE THEM, USE TINE
FOR SALE.

WILL NJ s ELL AT IA SACRIFICE NIX
stock OF !. goods, consisting 81 genera r.
rooms, nice shady yard, elegant wei
& water at the door. flne garden and lo 10y
j With all necessary outbuildings n goo q q
4 repair; situated 100 yards from statlon 2
convenient to school. church. etc. This 9
is cheap property and d frs. class stand
Il for a store. Fuller description ana IN y
4 formation address ST. CLAIR PAT
TERSON, TIarriston, Va. a. g8i III 5 n!
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CARRIAGES AND WACO \:

AZ :Mf5YER's SONS, 10 s. EIGHTH sTslS
I sellers Of good Buggies and I surreySE AZ
moderate prices. II 81 is3 I'm
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FOR sALE-ATi ZELDA OARD1NG,s STA:
HES. 4 some Virginia l1orses, " bot heaVy
and light. H3 aBelvidere Street. MI s3iI3l
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tFoR SALE, BLACK MARE. SEVEN,
years sound cheap Tor ca ISM sn. III -
North Second Street.. u
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BOARDING '- PLEASANT
y situation: water in house. %. bath, 1ce !,
m nat hnl1 mlle ken Keswek FOX
4 Shadwell Va. 8a55S45 &
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THE ,iLENNO 1905 EAST MAR.
shall; rooms With or without board.
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.voITR WATCH REP AIRED OR CLEANs
"a Nv yvNf. nc BlEN ), Jr... is a guarantees
q That II is done properly; 20 years. eaS
II nerlence. Cleaning, SIX Main 9pring1s
uoO.5 4os East Broad Street. All swossskl
Guaranteed. te ta
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WANTED, TO SELL SEVERAL. FINE
Horses, Virginia bred. Apply to M
Il BOWLEs, Barton Heights. Phone WV,
or 110S East Main, 100
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SAVE MONEY.

FIRST tNATIQ NAL$ BANK, RICHMOND,
Thsy viii take care OF Z It for you. and
return the principal on demand, and
by ng re- en1nntv Gaysp' u MI ~ ~ =.
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FOR SALE :, ONE MEpIUM-sIzE
mule in good order and sound; ork
anywhere. Will sell cheap. ] deb, care
Times Dispatch,
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= 5N;,rE:DT-BoARpI5Rs FOR THE SUM-.
mer; very heallhful locality; good , tapIe
and home comforts Address NJ l'oClA.
* COTTAGE, Sunny Side, va.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-26
SCANDAL BREWING
At JAMESTOWN

" ~ASdINGTON. Dec. e5.-what prom
Ises @ 70 develop into another scandal in
wnien negroes are involved came to
1.sh1 at e meeting OF the Jamestown
IapoSitlsn committee
Lae commissioners were not at ali
SasAsiieo With the verbal reports OF I w.
SSi'oson, president. and c. B. Jackson.
uIrector general OF the Negro Develor,-
1leht Exposition Company, which has
IN charge the negro exhibits at the ex-
position. Director jackson had not
prepared written report and the COM
mission requested him to do so within
week. Although only 100000 was
appropriated by Congress for the ne
gro exhibit at the jamestown show
ceived
Oi this sum $4,000 is asked by Jack
son Tor two years salary, which he
claims as due him for services during
that time.
Inc bill was rejected by the Comm
troiler OF the Treasury. who holds that
tne appropriation made by Congress-
was Tor prospective services and a
prospective exhibit and not for past
services
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-26
PLACES JAPANES Sc
IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 25.-warren
Garrett. general agent of the Trans
Oceanic Emigration Company of TOXIC,
Japan. for the republic of Mexico. has
just returned to this city from a trip
to the Pacific Coast, followed by one to
the isthmus of Tehuantepec. During e
his last trip Mr.. Garrett placed 1900
japanese emigrants who left Japan
last month for Mexico. OF these $50
were landed at Manzanillo and the re-
mainder were taken to Salina Cruz,
where they were taken across the riv-
er to the Oaxaquena plantation. Among
these latter were 257 women. They
will all be employed in the canefields.
Thirteen hundred more are en- route
from Japan.
The experiment of bringing out Jap
anese women with the men is being
made, as IT is thought the men will be
more contented here II they have their
wives with them
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-26
MINERS STRIKE IS
NOT SETTLED

GOLDFIELD, New. Dec. 25.-There
was big meeting of the miners here
tonight at the Miners Union Hall. The
main feature was that the mine owners
had given no answer to their demands
for IS day and that absolutely nothing
had been done by the mine owners to in
any way meet the terms. In regard to
the change-rooms the miners state that
should the demand be put before them
they would only listen to 1t under
one condition, that they should not be
asked to strip below their underwear.
They are firm on this point
There is over $4,000 in the treasury
and the miners are in a position to hold
out for an indefinite period II neces-
sary. Most of the mines and all the
leases are working and it is stated
that only about 100 miners are. out OF
work, and the general idea is that the
strike cannot last much longer. Christ
mas day passed quietly, no disturbance
of any kind happening.
The miners are settled and remain
absolutely silent. The meeting tonight
was held behind closed doors. Great
excitement prevails.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-26

Oakland. December "a. 1906:
Charles A. Ballantyne Jr.. beloved son of
Charles A. and Mary e. Balnntyne. a native
Of Oakland, Cal. aged years and 2s days.
TLETT-KENNEDY--In Oakland. Cal, De-
William Bartlett, beloved mother of T. p. and
P. J. Kennedy and Mrs. j. E. Lowney. and
devoted grandmother of Mrs. @. A. SWEET,
John and Leo Lowney. native Of Tralee,
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
nesdsg at ESQ m fom the aar
Of her son. I, P. Kennedy 127 Precita
avenue thence to st. Peters Church, where
requiem high mass will be celebrated for
tine Fl aoy her s at 10
BREYFoGLE-In Oakland. Call, December "a,
1906, William O. Breyfogle, father of William
r. and Olive Breyfog1e. Mrs ]. E. O'Con-
nor and Mrs. F. A. Dixon, native of Ohio,
Interment San Jose, CAL
BRODERICK-In Ehusalito. CAL, December "a,
1906 Mary, beloved wife of the late John
Broderick, a native of Castle Lyons, County
Cork. Ireland; aged % years.
dence in sausaiito, thence to st. Mary's
Church; where 3 requiem high mass WIN be
mencins at IL a. N. Interment Fernbrook
this city, December 23, 1906.
Albert J. J., beloved son Of Mr.. and Mrs J. B.
Casamazor, native Of San Francisco, CAL,
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services to-
day (Wednssday9. December 3 2s, at the par
thence to IL o'clock Greek boat. Interment
st. Mary's Cemetery, Oakland.
DUNLAP-At the country residence Of H. H.
Dunlap. IN Pleasanton, GAL. william, be-
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-26
California
Limited
To ToChicagoin3Days
Leaves daily at 9:20 A. N.
with Diners and Sleepers

500 AN For Stockton, Merced. Fresno
Hanford. Visalia. Bakersfield
$500 PM and intermediate points
$3.50 AM.-California limited. Three
days to Chicago. Leaves every day.
Direct connection to Grand Canyon.
9:20 AM.-Valley Limited for Stockton.
Merced. Fresno. Hanford. Visalia, Ba-
kersfield and points on Sierra Railway.
10:45 A-M.-For Stockton, Riversbank
Oakda1e and points on Sierra Railway.
400 P-M-Stockton Local
500 P.M.-Overland Express for Den
Yer, Kansas City. Chicago and Grand
Canyon
Ferry building, San Francisco; 111f
Broadway, Fortieth st. and San Pablo
ave. Oakland; University ave. and West
ST.. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-26
4. NJ. 1nterment. private. Home of Peace

Cemetery
Martin Nesbiat .s dsasy beloved son Of % the % Iate
John 2. and Catherine Nesbitt and beloved
brother Of Mrss E; Modesto and the lats
Mrs. Julia Roux. a native Of San Francisco
aged A years 10 months and 10 days.
invited to attend the funeral today (Wed-
I.ss Insssday,, December 2s at ?; M; from his hi
NEWHAi@1in this city. December 25. 1905.
Water Walt Scott Newhsl native aT Of San Fran
oBENAUER-In Oakland. CAL, December 25,
1905, George beloved husband of Dora oben.
auer. native of Germany, aged IS years.
invited to attend the funeral services to-
morrow Thursdayl December "a. at 1890
street, Oakland
RINGHOLM-In this city. December %, Eveline
beloved wife Of Hildor Ringholm and mother Of
HSowall S Z: Ringholm, native of Bangor
and IL days.
;. Friends and aequaintanees are respectfully
s suhI c ss,s 81 Mlaslaa @ Ias es[Ss Ss
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
R0GERS-In Alameda, CAL. December "a, 1906
Morton R. Rogers, beloved son of Jessie r,
and Clara Rogers and Isabelle Marks, aged
years 8 months and 26 days.
nesday at w take eom pass % tqaay Pnsse
nue.. Alameda. Interment private.
sCHROEDER.-Entered into rest. in this city:
husband of the late Geseina Schroeder, and
loving father of Mrs. F. j. Gehres. Mrs. A.
Genres and Mrs. J. Puetz. native Of Ger
many, aged SO years and 25 days. member
Of st. Peters and ST. Paulus d. R. &. I'm
derstuetzungs verein and the Third Order OF
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Wed
Gate avenue, between Jones and Leay-
enworth streets. where solemn requiem high
SOUL commencing at o'clock a. m Inter
ment Holy Cross Cemetery. by electric funeral
car from Thirtieth street and San Jose ave
SMITH-In Oakland, CAL. December 25, 1906
William William r.; beloved husband Of the late
Kinnsar. Mrs s. < irish @ and ID the nii late vii i
la liam NJ Smith, a native of New York, aged
80 years months and % days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral services, at the
RESIDENCE nc =, OF his daughteT, Mrs F. R. Kin
nesday). at 1:30 p
TALBOT-In this city, December %. 1906. Min
ME, ME, dearly beloved wife OF Joseph Talbot; be
Talbot beloved daughter of Mrs. Charles
Johnston; beloved sister Of Theresa, Walter
and cousin of Mrs Robert Martin, native
OF San Francisco, CAL, aged Is years 1 month
and days.
wERTHEIMER-In this city, Dec. 2. 1906
John F., beloved husband of Margaret ]
Wertheimer and loving father of Ferdinand A
and Charles p. Wertheimer member Of
Fidelity Lodge No. 40. F. and A. NJ. ma
tive of Fredricksdorn, Germany. aged rs years
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today WED
nesdayl, at O'Clock p. M, from his late
residence s24 Noe street. thence to l. o. o, F
Cemetery, Point Lobos avenue where service.
will be held at o'clock p. m. under the aus
pices OF Fidelity Lodge No 120. T. and A. NJ
Cremation.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-26
NORTHWESTERN COAL BURNED

PIERRE, S. D., Dec. 25.-The coal
house of the Northwestern Railroad.
with all railroad coal on hand, was
destroyed by fire. starting from the ex-
plosion of a lantern, this evening. This
will cripple operations for few days.
Although the money loss is not great,
the present coal shortage over this en-
tire territory makes the loss rather a
serious one.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-26
NEGRO INCINERATEs HIMSELF

FORT FORNEY, Tex, Dec. 25.-Last
night Jake Malone. a negro living on
the farm of ]. L. Grokes, about three
miles south of town, went home drunk,
took a razor and ran his wife and
children off the place. He then went
in the house, locked the door and set
fire to the building. When the neigh
bors arrived it was@too late to rescue
him. and he was burned to death.