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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-21
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Big Liner Mongolia Will Sail
Today for the Far East

ne raci1c Nal Compzny's big liner
9-o-go-,a- Captain Hathaway. VIII san
- O'Clock today for the Orient with
ll-i cargo and about 100 cabin pas
seneers- This viii be the Mongolia's
AlSl voyage since she returned here
after her narrow escape from destruc-
ION on the reef al Midway TIE dam
age 70 -ne liners bottom. sustained
curing the I'VE days she was fast On
TIE coral reef, has been repaired only
temporarily
To have made permanent repasrs II
would have been necessary 70 retire
ire liner from service for half year
sno perhaps longer Many OF the torn
snc cented plates VIII have 10 be
replaced The new plates ard material
TOT replacing other parts Of the mas
slNe hui must come from The East
hey must be specially ordered. being
o. unusual sizes This would mean =
long delay before the actual work could
oegln The Injuries sustained On the
reel were such that they could be re
pared temporarily in compar ativelv
snort TINE With the consent OF the
Underwriters TINS was done The Init
&c states inspectors PASSED on The re-
pairs and pronounced the Mongolia per
-ect-y seaw0rthy- The bent plates are
sun oented. but over such holes as
me coral made great patches OF steel
nave been bolted on AS far as out
N2ro appearances are concerned the
Eoagoi.a IS her OLD self again.
When the Nanchuris has been per
rrsnenrly repaired the Mongolia VIII
again 80 out OF commission. the patches
III oe pulled Oh new plates viii take
re place Of those that suffered al
Midway and when she goes 10 sea
again her hun VIII show 10 scars
Captain seabury Better
Captain " 2. Sezbu-y. commodore
- The Pacific Man service. who was
injured Tuesday evening by falling
into an excavation 81 Ross Valley. was
reported yesterday 70 be very much
better than Al first vas thought 10 be
possible Captain Saeburv is man
who has taken good care OF an excep-
uonslly 1ne physique and Il IS now
believed that he VIII recover from an
accident that would have killed many
younger man Il the good wishes
q his friends would hasten has re-
oovery he would be wen enough 10
take out The Mongolia today
Ship Long Overdue Arrives
The long overdue bark Prussia. from
Puget Sound 70 New York with z cargo
q lumber was reported on Sandy
HOOK late last night With ali On board
well The Prussia sailed from Port
5-skely on July l. making The TIP in
80 days al told The vessel had been
----s - ----- - AN---6 -Ata41 --D--- mat
her reinsurance was quoted Al sixty
per cent
Water Front Notes
a baby no-ther swept the bay yes
-ercay afternoon and the quarantine
steamer General Srernberg had 70 leave
her berth AZ The barge oflce and seek
shelter al Paci6c-s-reet wharf
Receipts OF lumber yesterday
amounted 70 2s25.o30 feet
I1f-W n r-rz
from the is-huus
The French bark Ma which ran
into and sank the steamer WzlIa Walla
some years ago. arrived OF the port
yesterday from Cardiff
The liner China. outward bound. ar
rived yesterday Al Ho1oluIu.
The 1reighrer Texan Of the American
Hawaiian line LEFT New York Deem
oer IS for this port by way q san
Diego
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIYEp

ARRIVED
stnr Rsnsk. Hansen. Is hours from Eu-
stmr westpo-t. Larsen. % hours from Union
stnT jim Butle-. Olsen. Is hours from san
srzr Santa Rosa Alexander 50 hours from
Stnr Arctic Hendrsckson. 2s hours from Eu-
STnr washington. Esusen. los hours from
stnr cbehsIs. Kit1essn. % hours from Re
ssnr Pono. ReiDertsen. Is hours from Albion
4 stnT Lee. NsrzsD. 90 hours from orsys Hsr-
s1mr PbosniK- Headrsckson. II hours from
sfrnr Albion. Hansen. a hours from Delnsr
stnr Jarnss s Higgins. Higgins Is hours from
Fort Bragg bound south. Called n 70 land pas
sfnr Breskratsr. Nsegsun. Sc hours from
ST sfrnT Aztec. Frazier. 81 days from Portland.
star cciulnhss. Do-zn. 81 hours from Port
land. Via Astoria IS borrs-
thursday. December 70
Stu- state Of California Ihonss. San Diego
srnr Isqua. Johnson Eureks-
star Brook3yr Norberg, Noyo.
ssrnr Nsfionsl City, Fredsr1ckson, Fort Bragg.
Stnr Wasp. Webnan, Portland.
Ger E11r H2thor, BreeKworth- Puget Sound
P'sss snr Daisy Mitchell. smith. wnlsps Harbor
r
Stnr PclEt Arene. Fosen- Union Landing
Srrnr [suzlz1z. E-frkeen-
Strnr C0Quille River. Sz1gberg- Tizlznook-
Srur james S Higgins. Higgins. San Pedro-
Bkrn Fullerton, Kitchen Port Hartford
Schr Eonoipu- Wiks16er. Grsys Harbor.
Power schr Mary c. Campbell, B0dega-
TELEGRAPHiC
POINT LoBOS. Dec 60 10 p n--westher
foggy, wind northeast velocity i miles per
hour
Nor p. lEt 45 y long p N-Ger ship Hero
gin C.ectlls 1ron Lxish- for Honolulu
DOMESTIC PORTS
san PEDRO-Sziled Dec 2O-S-rnr Coos Bay.
FOR Pert Hartford stnr Chzs- Nelson for San
FS-~1cfsco- srzr Ce1<rzlia. for San Francisco.
sclr Wtnslox. for Puget Sound
ABERDEEN-Sziled Dee 1e-Stn- Grace Dol-
lar for San Francisco
Arrived Dec 1e-Stnr Quinzlt, hence Dec Is.
s1nr Norwood. hence Dee Is
Sailed Dec 19-Stur Grzce- Dollar. FOR San
z-rzTed Dec 1s-srn- Nezb1rg. hence Dec 16
FORT BRAEG-Au1Fed Dec 2o-Stmr Bruins
xsck hence Dec r.
s1fled Dec 1s-Srnr JAS s Higgins
Arrived Dec 1e-Stur National City. hence
cRLTs HAEBoR-sznea Dec is-sohr chss.
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SEEK To IMPROVE
OAKLAND HARbOR

WASHINGTON. Dec Ex-senator
Perkins and Representative Knowland
talked today with Chairman Burton Of
the rivers and harbors commission and
presented the project for the improve
ment of Oakland harbor as approved
by the commercial bodies of Oakland
and the San Francisco Chamber OF
Commerce
knowland dwelt upon the great in
crease in the population of Oakland.
Burton said he thought be appreciated
the situation and especially the added
necessity for the improvement owing
10 the San Francisco disaster He said
he would give the matter careful con-
sideration and possibly call in Colonel
Heuer, the engineer officer in charge
of the work TO confer on the project.
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NerIce 10 nIariner..

Tie following Affects the list Of Lights and
Fog Signals. Pacific Coast. 1905
WASHINGTON
Ia Du Light. PAGE 5z. No 12e fI--s- % Lsghzs
Euoys and usTnsrkk. Pacific Coast. 1906 page
5sls
On The 1o-the-ly edge n The channel Of The
Coluztis River. u p feet q water, and about
ole-Cuzrte- nile below la DE- wharf, Wash.
TIE single pie from which this light vas
shown was replaced November IS by s cluster
q three imprinted piles having a white arm for
lantern projecting from lAe center fhlghes-l
pile. without other change
The following Affects the List % Lights sBuors
and DLynlzrkE. Pacific Coast. 1906.
Cclouh3z River Entrance. page 51-Clztsop
spit Buoy g red. frst-clsss nun. reported
Edrift December i. VII Be replscec IS soon as
practicable
WASHINGTON
lap. Bay Outside Bar Whistling Buoy PS
marked ~Nilispe" II white. reported missing
December a vii BE replaced soon as prae-
ALASKA
Sirka Esrbo-. North Channel. page 97-Chsuneg
Rock B1cT 2 3 red- seco1d-clzsS iron spar IS
reported November 10 as being about 500 feet
10 TIE scurhvsrc and eastward Of its position
Il VII y replaced Eoon practicable
Perl Straits page SS-Rose Island Rock Buoy
3. z black second-class cE1- Is reported No
re1ber . being oae-eiEh-h o. uzle s hy
" e SIS position Il viii be replaced as soon
practicable
b order q TIE Lighthouse Beard
P J WERLICH
Cozuz1de-. c s -. Lighthouse Inspector.
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SYNOPSIS

S1NOfSlS
Generally cloudy weather prevails over the
Pacific Slope north Of Tehachapi snd fair weather
n Southern California and Arizona
Rain has fallen over Washington. Oregon and
Idaho and southwark along the coast 10 the
vicinity Of Cape Mendocino.
Warm weather prevails over Oregon. Southern
Washington, Southern California and Arizona,
while cool weather prevails n the valleys and
along tie central coast OF California
WEATHER FORECAST
For San Francisco and vieinity-Fair Friday
light north wind
north wind
For San Joaquin vaIey-Fsir Friday; light
north wind
Fer Los Angeles and rsctaity-Fsir Friday;
light west wind
Conditions favorable for generally clear
weather N California Friday.
G. 2. WILSON. Local Forecaster.
Temporarily in Charge
Movements of Steamers
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HIBERNIAys ELECT oFFIcERs

Division No. 10, A O.. H in A,
AZ its last meeting elected the follow
Ing officers for the coming year: NJ.
J. Pierce. president; George J. Lowe.
vice president: John II. Dolan, record
ing secretary: James j. Sheehy, fnan-
cial secretary; John Donohoe. treas
urer. William II Gillespie, chairman
standing committees. n. X. Casey, SER
geant-at- arms Patrick KeIleher, SEN
tinel.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday
William ], Kennedy, g; rs shotgsll st. and
James T. Barney. Sc. Seattle. and Kate Lock
Ben5slnin ]. zsmbelich. p. 22s7 Suffer St.
Michael Daley. %. 761 Iowa 81. and Nora
connors. y 1905 Army ST
Leon P: Grss. % lls4 Treat ave. and Alice
obs Fiiben. II. San Jose, and Nertie A.
Fowler. Is, Potter Waller.
Jessie z. Mckay. Is. ssss sixteenth st
John J. Fogarty. q. 1853 Nlnsteenth st. and
hs Joh5 M.s al'a a. sa s HanPsh1s st. and
Matte Nicholson 20 SPA Hampshire ST.
Giuseppe Tognott. "A, city. and ottavins
Charles P Pratt. q. Mariposs. and Hen
rietta J. Moore, IS. y Collingwood st
Frank E. Bishop. p. go Cough ST. and
I GUS G. Brown. Ii, city. and Pearl N Bslser
E1i Magsanf5 3. and Enninia Maisstti. -.
Joseph 4 RoEegno Is is. So Gpldep Ptns Gate
OAKLAND Dec 2o.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Leo Diethe &c. Fruitvale. and Emilia
sl JOIN Liviasston. Is. Richmond. and Kate
Repoga So San Pablo
fora e Nelson 2s Provo. Utah. and Rae
Ely. -. Willows. Glenn Comfy
Louis Powell Is. and Louise Dennis. "a both
Richard Rinelin. IS. and Annie Dubronz. q,
's andrea Peterson. q. and Pearl / Parker, IS.
both Of Oaklano-
claTenee W Wood. Is. and Marie E. Flaherty.
Gustav Johnson. IS. and Dora Carlson l6.
I'll Thomas MseLesn. IS. and Clara E Hart
ley 2s both Of Berkeley.
Thomas T. Kincaid, q, San Francisco, and
Mildred L Newby, -. Oakland.
. Harry & Layton, .. and Annie S. Wright
d both of Oakland
Robert Farley. so. snd Elizabeth Lind. 40.
both Of oakland
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TAToOSH-Psssed II. Dec eo-Stnr Nebrss-
kan from Kahnlui- for Seattle
Passed ont Dec 20-Ship Glorv Of the Seas
from BsIltngham. for San Francisco.
ASIORIA-Sailed Dec 2o-srmr Asuncion. for
arrived Dec 2o-stur Yosemite, hence Dec II.
COOS BAy-Arrired Der 2o-Stmr Alliance
TMPouA1ssiIed Dec e-. I71scbr Caroline. for
San Pedro: schr Louise. for San Pedro
Arrived Dec 2 isIssD IP PoRf fEo San Pedro
HoNoLULU-ArriEed Dec 1s-Bsrk Nuuanu,
Sailed Dec 1e-U S stmr Sherman. for san
Francisco; Jap stmr Kusuhon Maru for -
Arrived Dec 2o-Stmr China. hence Der IA,
Arrived Dee 20-Br stmr Dori-. from Yoso-
hama for San Francisco
Sailed Dec 2o-schr Aloha. for Port Town
KAHULUI- Sailed Dec ls-Bark Mohicsn, for
HLo-sailed Der la-stmr Arizonsn. for New
York.
NEW YORK-SalIed Der 19-Strr Texan far
Arrived Der ao-Bsrk Prussis. from Port
FOREIGN PORTS
PUNTA ARENAS - Sailed Der is tr,r
Santa Maria for Panama and San Francisco
MAzATLAN- Dee 26-Br ship Drum
muir. from NeveasIle. Australia
HoSGKoNG-Sailed Dec Is-ship l. r
PORT sAID-Arriyed Dee 19-Br ship Titan.
from Liye52ool; for Tacoma
stnr Hampstead. from Tacoma.
Sailed Dec z9-Ger stmr Hernonthis- for San
ST vfNCENT-Arrfved prior to Dec 2o-Br
stmr 4berlour from Tacoma Br stmr Strs thvre
HsMBu RG-sailsd Dec Is-Gsr stnr serak.
for San Francisco
SANTA R0sALIA-Arrived Dec 1z-Ger ship
Parnasses. from Hamburg
TICTORIA-Arriyed Dec 20-Br bark westb-
erEn eN4d fr On Ws,lRE1oI ssg zeal nsalan r.
Br stnr Indrapura. from Rosten and New YORK
BELFAST-Arrived Dec 1e-B- ship CaEdor
OCEAN STEAMERS
TENERIFFE-A1riTed previous 10 Der ao-
Strnr SauTsl3e. from Tacoma. Seartie and San
Francisco. via Guafenazs. for Ham h1rz
4EAMBTRG-Saised Dec 2o-Sfmr Sersk for
sen Francisco
fEF1STOWN-Arrired Der 2D-Stmr fe1tse
from New York. for Liverpool.
Sailed Dec 2n-Stmr Oceanic. FOR New York
B0STON-Arr5red Dec 2o-S1mr IFernis from
NEW YoRE-Arrired Dec 2o-stnr Majestic.
from Liverpool
NORORAN-Arrired Dec 79-Sfur Twirken-
ham from Port Gamble for Shsngasai
IIyERPOOL-Sasled Dec 2e-Stnr Oceanic
- vALPARaISo-Arrived previous to Dec is
Stmr Hampstead from Tacoma and San Fran
81. VINCENT. c. Arrived previous to Dec
ao-Strr Aberlour. from Tacoma, via Corona
for Furope. srnr Atheyre. from San Fr1rrisco
for London and Hull
Memoranda
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Q. s. Branch HydroEranhic off1cc

A branch Of the United States Hrarogrs rs;c
Office. located al the Merchants Excha1ee Is
maintained IN San Francisco far the benefit Of
Mariners without regard 10 nationality and free
Of expense Nsvigarors are cordially invited IA
visit the Office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are keut AZ
hand. for comparison and reference, and the
gzrding Lights. dangers to navigation and an
matters Of interest TO ocean commerce The
time bail service has been suspended pe7,dfnr
the reconstruction OF the tower OF the Ferry
bulldi1g J. G. BURNETT
Lieutenant C.. S. N IN f5fe-ra
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1o-n1E- The schooner " z Jewert with e25.-
vab feet Of lumber for san Francisco. went 70
seH TODAY The schooner Susie Plun-ne-. with
large lumber cargo for California departed
Today The steam schooner Yosemite arrived
tocAF from San Francisco 70 load lumber for
-ter port
Owing 10 inability 70 secure pump suitable
Tor pumping orr the derelict bark Nela1ope
nothing has been done 70 the vessel since she
was flowed IN
While he owners a the bark Agate have de-
c11ec 70 Iow her 70 San Francisco difficulty
seems 70 have arisen q TIE financial part q the
Undertaking. Tie expense including -oclde1tals,
u % TIE present tine VII amount % ru-iF
Slsc- TIE risk 70 be incurred. what her cargo
VII sci for and whether she VIII be OF any
Felre for future use. are being taken into coz
sile-srsuu and these cEuse hesitation
II Is evident that The wrecked bark Peter
Iredale win be sold for junk Apparently she
S g total loss Is u Is reported that she has
broken her hack TIE recent storms did much
damage % Der and ste Is sinking fast into the
saDEs-
TIE GsIena IS STU standing IN upright
position During he LAST storm TIE vessel
shifted he- position snd Is sgs-1 headed up the
coast
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The Overdue List

British ship Ne1he-bv out 1Ss days from
MsrTport- Tor IzicahuEno 20 pei cent
French ship Daniel. oct 80 days from Bel
linehau. 70 Delacos Bay. 20 per cent
British ship Loci Ryen, ont IA Gays ron
GeelCus. 70 East London. 10 Der cent
FTe1ch bErk EcuIo1- cut 10 days from Ick1o-
Fre1es hsrk crossseI. ont I45 days from Tehio.
Freach BARK Adelphes. ont AS days from
PurtR Arenas fer Falmouth. 70 per cent
American ba-E Prussia our 152 GAYS IRON
Pure1 sound. 1lr New York. GO per cent
British steamer RaleatirH- cut $ days ron
Manila for Newcastle. X. : ". - per cent.
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800 b. fhe spokane

Tie steamer Spokane sailed on Tuesday for
Victoria with a asserted cargo consigned 70
various British american cities. valued Al SS2gs
and Intending re following
2zs ukcs fresh fruits. - pE-E vegetables. 60
Fo1s sel- - 2Q5 lbs beans 1000 lbs chocolate,
Is cs cheese Is g baking power. SIS gals vine.
26-6 lbs nuts 1875 lbs rE3sins, =. GOO lbs dried
fruit 1915 lbs coffee, 70 cs sewing machines,
5971 lbs bone black 1872 lbs soda 160 tins
matches. 100 rolls building pape-. 15s pkgs roof
lns material. 641 lbs leaf rohecco
The steamer also had IS cs canned goods Sd
lbs dried fruit > nuts and ! SIX beans, valued
II S166- Eo- the FIJI Islands
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A Cargo for Hawaii

The steamer Sere6sn. which sailed for Homo
iuiu s1d EGhr-u. On Tues6sT. had q general
ne1chsnclse cargo valued Al SIS, 405 and includ-
inE re following
go bols H8ur. $50 cts barley. 27ee bales hay.
gar. 11-9S7 gals and wine, 135 casks beer.
= cs champagne. 212 liquors. 81 WHISKY.
pigs p01ssoes and onions. s2e6 lbs ham and
baccn- 2990 lbs Goldfish 1854 lbs and $50 pkgs
bread. $50 ms dried fruit 135 ibis salmon e7sS5
lbs coffee. = spices. 50 bbls beef 246 pEEs
pa 1ts, I'll pk-s DRY goods. bales Gotten duck
Sc cs kzrs. IS boots and shoes. p SIS lbs
rotseco. - cigars. % cs cigarettes 100 cs
e1uCleS so rms matches 20 rkgs electrical
goods - htls plreh 1872 Tbs soda 5 6 erns
Il drums and 70 Is gasoline 277 drums csstfl-
late. SIS IS and . drums OILS. 80 coils rope
- dr1-s, sos sosp. 1Ss carbovs and 5 bbls
acid 1000 posrS. % zc1s coal 80 tons fertilizer
AS I've hogs. &c head cattle
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NEWS or THE OCEAN.


The British ship Waret-ee is chartered far
wheat from Puget Sound 70 Europe. and the
British shin Chelmsford Is engaged for lumber
from British Columbia 70 Valparaiso. for orders
lPisarua Range. Ell SIS II 10 q direct port
- fd less Both were Chartered prior 70 Er-
rival
The British ship FuIlwood VII load supe-phos-
ubares here for Australia
Tie French bark S0tre Dame q ArTo-. On Pu-
81 Sould. and tie Norwegian steamer SildrE,
Al Hooelulu. VII proceed 70 Australia in bal
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent By
mail win not be inserted They must be handed
iDdorsed WITH tie name and residence Of persons
authorized TO have the same published Notices
restricted simply 10 the announcement OF the
event are published once in this column free
OF charge
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WILL RAE ALcAzAR WALLS

President Duffey is still tearing down
dangerous walls in the burned district.
He expressed his intention yesterday Of
razing the walls OF the Alcazar Theater
ruins on O'Farrell street
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MARRIAGES

sHRoYER-HIGGINs-In this city. December
10 1905 BIZ the Rev Z G. Keith, George
W. shroyer and Edith Z. Higgins, both Of
San Francisco
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Army Transports

Army Transports
TIE Burnside IS 81 Seattle
TIE Bufa-6 j Il port Out q commission
Ire Creek Is n port Out CT commission
TIE Kirkpatrick s en- route 10 Newport News
Virgins
TIE Lozsn arrived Al Manila December 3.
The ingalls, + AZ Newport News Va
The Sheridan Is n port Out Of conmisEior-
Tie Sherman arrived December 3 81 Homo
luln- from Manila
TIE Thomas left Honolulu December Is for
Tae Warren IS n port ont Of commission
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Memoranda

Per stmr aztec from Portland Dec 2o--co-
lrr,bia River bar to Cape Blanco. fresh SsE gale
-hirF rnsuv weather Baenco 70 Point Arena
strong SsE winds. thick weather Point Arena
10 port partly foggy- Sighted stmr Leelanau
towing shin on Coquiile River bound north At
sane time sighted four-masted barkenfine sky-
sau ysr6, loaded with lumber. bound Boufh-
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Carrie Nation Carrie. a Hatchet

We carry knives. table cutlery am
the like Stoltz's. 1885 FILLMORE ST
above Suffer
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DEATHS

Berenssn. Helms. q Mahoney. Julia. IS
Castiglioni. Frank. 20 McGav, Mrs z
Ciarey. Michael, IS Merling. andrew, As
condon Ma w. l. n M M,,r85+ E TsaT
CoEan- Joseph <. so Otterson, Elizabeth, -
Cullen Frank. s. Page. Hamilton s.
Davies. James E.. SO Reno. Charles A.
Dean. Charles F. 20 Riegelhuth. Conrad. 50
E SRs Z RoSs5ssa ospt Z
Ednonds. & A. 50 Robinson. HsTy /
JACOBSEN Aiezander.54 snirl Mary. 81
k ksess ne MIfg A. s SILVA Alert
Kesslsr R sostf a5ss 50 T Tso@Ps0n
Iandncci- Harold. 8 vers, Gertrude
Iudolph, william, "a whitney. Mary B. a
Love. Fife c, n wood Treda, -
BERESsEN-In This city, December IS. 1905
Helns, beloved wife Of Tonnes berensen. low
ter Of Hans and Mariana Josa1nsssn and
foster sister Of Martha K azgsn ana The
men. Norway. aged q years months and
days $50.
the funeral services today Friday. at 1890
o'clock .. m. 81 the chapel OF Craig. Coch-
ran T5rd On fnte me Mount orst Cemetery.
casTIGIIoSI-In this city. December Is. 1906.
Prank Casriglioni. beloved husband Of the
late Ross castiglioni and dssr.g beie.ed
docchi i' and The late Z dastiriioni. native
OF Lncra- Italy, aged 20 years months and
TIE funeral win take place tomorrow Sat
~ y,lenIe. Marin Co. sazs Mission street
at p m Internent Italian Cemetery
CARFY-Jn this city. December u. 1905
Koran and uncle Of John Clsrey, Mrs Pat
i rick Kane and Mrs William Duane Of Port
land, Or. a native of ireland, aged IS
Friends and acqusintancex are respectfully
invited 70 stsend ne funeral tonorrcw tsat.
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weather Report

United States Department OF Agriculture.
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Cal Dec 90 /
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-08
COUNTESS is STANDING FIRM
American woman Refuses TO BE Led
Into Further Marital Relations
with CasteIIanc.

PARIS, Feb. 7.-Strong efforts continue
to be made in behalf of the Castellane
family to bring about the abandonment of
the divorce suit begun by the Countess
Boni de Casteline formerly Anna GoNld)
but up to the present the desired result
has not been achieved. An attempt made
to obtain the countess assent to judicial
separation without an absolute divorce has
also been unsuccessful and probably the
case will pursue the ordinary course, com
ing up for hearing at no fixed date but
It is expected that 1t will be heard three
weeks hence.
According to the French law there Is no
further necessity for the defendant to
appear unless the judge decides that his
evidence is essential. The pronouncement
OF a decree dlssoves any contract relative
to marriage settlements, each party resum-
ing control of their own property. A
divorced woman may not remarry within
ten months after a judgement, while an
appeal against a decision must be lodged
within six months.
A report which cannot be confirmed, says
that Count Boni has entered a counter
plea, claiming heavy damages.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-08
Beautiful GobeIin from France and
Collar of Pearls from
Cuba.

WASHINGTON, Feb Miss Alice
Roosevelt yesterday received the wedding
gift which the French government had
intended for her. The gift consists OF
beautiful Gobelin representing Justice"
and was offered to Miss Roosevelt by NJ
Jusserand, the French ambassador in this
city. 1t was understood that President
Roosevelt had Informed several European
powers that 1t would not be agreeable IL
they sent especially expensive gifts and
accordingly most European governments
are expected TO send small gifts. merely
to express their good will and wishes to
the daughter of Americas first citizen, but
the French government had already given
orders for the manufacture OF this rare
piece OF tapestry. The piece, though not
very large. is invaluable. as that particular
kind of Gobelin is solely made for the
French government on special occasions.
HAVANA, Feb. 7-Dr. Ferrer the Cuban
minister to Paris, reported today TO Presi-
dent Palma that he had purchased a collar
of pearls as Cuba's wedding gift for Miss
Alice Roosevelt, and that the gift would
be forwarded to Mr. Quesada, the Cuban
minister at Washington.