davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
BALD MOUNTAIN IS
RENT BY QUAKE.
Campers Assert Rumbling
Sound Issues From the
Depth of Great F'issures
LIVESTOCK SCAMPERS
sPEcIAL pIsPArcH To THn cALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE CALL
MARTINEZ. Sept. fs.-sGr. and Mrs.
E. E Marshall and daughter OF VAL
leio. who have Just returned from a
camping trip into the heart Of Mendo-
elmo County, have brought home hith-
erto unpublished accounts OF seismic
disturbances at Bald Mountain. in the
San Hedran range, near Covello, on the
Eel River.
As the result of the earthquake on
April Is Bald Mountain has been
creased with deep assures. while loud.
rumbling sound can be heard at dis
tance OF thirty miles. issuing appar-
emily from it's depths 1t has been I'M
possible to herd horses or other live
stock on the range since the subter-
ranean noises were first heard. as they
refuse the pasture and bolt from the
cattlemen at the first opportunity. The
few remaining Indians who made the
base of the mountain their home have
left the place and moved several miles
down river. All quail. deer, bear and
other game have left the mountain and
sportsmen who have ventured near
returned empty handed.
Mrs. Marshall stated yesterday that
the people of the section maintain
strict silence regarding the phenom-
enon and cannot be induced to express
themselves A sort OF superstfttous fear
has settled over the place. A'scientist
from the University of California and
professor of a Mendocfno County high
school attempted the ascent, but turned
back when half way up the mountain
and returned to Covello
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
MRS. BELL BEGINS
DIVORCE ACTION.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


PETALUMA, Sept. Is.-Mrs Zoe Bell.
wife of wellington S. Bell. commenced
suit for divorce yesterday in the Su-
perior Court on the ground OF adultery.
The fling OF the suit caused a SEN
sation here, where the couple are popu-
lar, although they have been separated
for several months.
Mrs. Bell is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. T. Fairbanks. She was for
years the head of the local humane
society and prominent In local society
and in the local woman's clubs She
Is an expert horsewoman and a lover
of dumb animals.
Mr. Bell is prominent in business and
fraternal circles. He came here from
Healdsburg to act as local agent for
the California Northwestern Railroad.
resignfng to accept position at the
Petalama Savings Bank. of which Mrs.
Bells father Is the head. Later he
left the bank to assume control Of
the Golden Eagle Milling Company
The couple built an elegant home
which was completed just before their
separation. Mr.. Bell disposed of his
local interests and left for San Fran
cisco after the domestic difficulties.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
JENNINGS ENGAGES
FINE QUARTERS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1S.-Rufus P
Jennings, chairman of the California
Promotion Committee, upon his arrival
here engaged handsome quarters in
the Metropolitan, Life Insurance build
ing at Twenty third street. and Madi-
son square. one of the prominent loca-
tions of the city.
The office will be equipped with red
wood furniture. Colin B. Brown will
preside over the Eastern headquarters
after Mr.. Jennings leaves. The papers
here have devoted considerable space
to what Mr.. Jennings has to say about
California's future.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
BANGLES FROM HAND RAILS
AS TRAIN SPEEDS ONWARD
HI. SadIer of Fresno Has a Narrowing
Experience on the Eel Dorado
Flyer.

= = ~
MARTINEZ. Sept. IA well-dressed
man giving the name of H. Sadler and
his residence as Fresno did not think
of the closed vestibule when he at
tempted to swing on the rear end of
the Ell Dorado flyer at Pinole last
night and when he had gripped the
hand rails firmly the train was going
too fast for him to drop off. He hung
on the rails by his--hands for a dis
tance of ten miles and fell exhausted
to the ground when Vallejo Junction
was reached.
The backs of his hands were black
and blue and the tendons were badly
strained. 1t was only by superhuman
effort that ne managed to maintain his
hold the swaying Of the coach throw
ing his body about violently. As he
dangled in the wind he kicked the side
of the coach several times in the hope
of attracting attention. but in the
darkness and the noise of the speed
ing train his terrible predicament was
not noticed.
Sadler continued on his Journey to
Napa.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
.M|NA[L IS ON HIS
WAY To ENGLAND.
Deserted Wife Receives a
Letter From Spouse Who
Mysteriously Disappeared
ABANDONS CHILDREN

BERKELEY, Sept. 1s.--Mrs. Anna
Minall, maIron of North Berkeley
whose husband nysteriously disap-
peared last Saturday leaving her alone
with two little children. received a
letter from him today stating that he
is on his way to England
He may have gone with handsomer
woman, according to Mrs. Minall. or he
may simply have become enamored of
single life and decided to calmly desert
the wife to whom he has been welded
for eleven years.
Mrs. Minall was prostrated by the
curt cruel letter of the fleeing hus-
band. But she has work to do in
caring for her little ones and today
she bravely announced that she would
make no effort to recover the recre-
ant spouse.
She says that she will work to sup
port Minalrs children and let the past
be buried.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
NEW POWER COMPANY FILES
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Capitalists of Contra Costa and Ala
media Counties Engage In
Big EnferDFfse.

MAKTINEZ, Sept 1S.-The Great
Western Power Company of Point
hichmond, composed or a coterie of
wealthy men of Contra Costa and Ala
media counties, fled it's articles of In
corporation today, The amount Of capt.
tai stock Is s25,000,00O. and this Is d.
vided into 100000 shares
w. D Rheem, one of the directors of
the East Shore and Suburban Railroad
company of Point Richmond, is a lead
sociated with him are such well-known
men as Guy c. Earl of Oakland. w. H.
Spauiding Of Oakland. Fl. G. Young,
y. 4. Cove, w. Stairley and L. d. Dimm
OF Richmond f. d. Madison of San Ra-
faeis and B. G. Carroll of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
TRUSTEES OF SAN LEANDR0
FORCE OUT TOWN RECORDER
Black Resigns and a Merchant Is An
pointed TO FIJI the

SAN LEANDRO Sept. 1S.-Town Re-
corder John Black was ousted by the
Board Of Town Trustees last night
and William J. Locke, a merchant and
formerly an attorney, was appointed
to the place. Black incurred the dis
pleasure Of the Board of Trustees by
his administration of the Office Of
Town Recorder. The board endeavored
to do away with Black by doing away
with the Office. but when the town
legislators found that this move was
illegaa they decided 10 force the Re-
corder to retire. When Black saw
that the trustees were determined TO
declare his Office vacant last night he
fled his resignation
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
STRANGER COMMITS SUICIDE
AT CRELLIN HOTEL ANNEX
w. F. Cotter OF Denver Drinks Laud-
anum or Opium and Dies Two
Hours Later.

OAKLAND. Sept. 1S-W. F. Cotter, a
recent arrival IN this city from Denver.
Colo, committed suicide this morning
by taking dose of laudanum or opium.
He was found unconscious In the hall
of the Crellin Hotel Annex. shortly at
ter o'clock. and hurried to the Re-
ceiving Hospital, where he died three
hours later. No reason has as yet been
assigned for Cotters rash act.
On the leaf Of notebook in one Of
the dead mans pockets was written:
TN case OF serious accident notify
Mrs p. j. Cotter, 1914 Colfax street.
Denver. Colo. Son w. F."
Two receipts from Wells. Fargo a
Co., made out to F. J. Cotter and w. r.
Cotter respectively. and a cardcase
from the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation OF Denver. Colo. were taken
from the pockets.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
FRIENDS SEE HIM
SLAY HIMSELF.
SPECIAL DlspArcH TO THE CALL.

SAN RAFAEL. Sept. 1s-Ernst
Jebens, respondent gardener. COM
mitted suicide at the California Hotel
this afternoon by firing a bullet
through his brain Jebens had been
out Of work and threatened to end his
existence several times Of late His
associates treated his threat lightly.
and when he drew a revolver at the
California Hotel and pointed IL at his
head. saying, Here goes, boys; good
by. they did not take him seriously
A second later he fired the fatal shot
Jebens followed gardening here for
many years and had many friends.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
SAN MATE0 TRUSTEES
FIX Low TAX RATE
Surplus i'm Treasury Permits Reduction
Though the Assessed Valua-
tfOn is Much Less.

SAN MATEO. Sept. 1S.-The Board
of Trustees at a meeting held last
night fixed the tax rate for the coming
year at $1.15 on the $780, This, con-.
sidering the fact that the assessed val
uation was reduced $4,000 on account
of damage by earthquake. is by far the
lowest tax rate passed by the board
for number of years The tax rate
for last year was Silt.
The Treasurer's report showed that
after all bills had been paid for the
year the town would still have a sur
plus of $4,000.
The large surplus is said to be due
TO the system of compelling all officers
to- make monthly reports TO the board.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
TO OBSERVE HOLIDAY.

OAKLAND, Sept 18.-Religious
services in observance of the Jewish
New Year will commence tomorrow
evening in the synagogue of the First
Hebrew Congregation at the corner
of Twelfth and Castro streets, and will
continue ten days. Rabbi Friedlander
is to officjate at the opening services
New Year services are also to be held
in the Knights of Pythias hail. Twelfth
and Franklin streets, Rabbi L. @. Rey-
nolds presiding.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
A. BURKHART LOSES FOOT.

REDWOOD CITY, Sept. 17.-Albert
Burkhart, who was hurt in a runaway
several days ago. suffered amputation
of his left leg at the ankle in the Bel
mont Sanitarium today
Burkhart was driving near his home
when his horse became frightened and
ran away. Burkhart jumped from the
buggy, sustaining compound fracture
of the ankle
The injured man is the SON law of
Richard McCann, a we'll known con-
tractor of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
BURNED
IN FILLING TANK
Torch Explodes, Enveloping
A. Leedom, a Motorist of
Cotton, in Mass of Flames
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SAN BERNARDINo Sept 1s.-The
explosion of an auto torch enveIoped
A. Leedom. a Cotton autoist. in flames
yesterday. While hlling the gasoline
tank the torch blew up. The fash set
or the gasoline both in the can from
which the tank was being supplied and
in the tank itself, Instantly the auto
ist mas a mass of flames Rushing from
the garage he rolled over and over IN
the dust of the street and the flames
were finally extinguished.
Only Leedoms presence OF mind
saved him from death. His chest. arms
and face were badly burned.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
RANCHERs FLYING
BEFORE FLAMES.
sPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SAN BERNARDINO. Sept. Is.-A fire
that is sweeping up San Timeteo Can
yon, with skirmish line two miles In
width, has destroyed the Carvis rancho
and is threatening the Berry Roberts
ranch. A hundred men are hghting
the flames and reinforcements are be-
ing sent out.
on the Pratt Cheney rancho that was
swept from control by the strong wind
blowing up the canyon. The alarm in
Moreno Canyon Is general and the
ranchers and their families are flying
from the path OF the flames.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
BEATS OFF FooTPAD.

BERKELEY, Sept. 1S.-John Nc
Grady. a hostler employed in Fitzpat-
rick's livery stable on Kittredge street,
informed the police today that he was
assaulted by a footpad at Fifty-seventh
and College streets last night. After
a fierce fist fight the robber was beaten
off. McGrady was waiting for car
when attacked. The thug secured
neither money nor valuables from Nc
Grady. -
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
KNIGHTS AID BROTHERS.

OAKLAND, Sept 1S.vColonel r. T.
Burns, in charge of the relief depart
ment of the local Knights of Pythias
reports that during the last four weeks
more than 500 families of members OF
the fraternity have been provided for
In many instances rents for one month
were paid in advance for persons who
had lost their homes in the San Fran
cisco conflagration.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
FIxEs LOWER TAX RATE.

SANTA ROSA. Sept 1S.-The Sonona
County Board of Supervisors has fixed
the tax rate for the present fiscal year
at $l21 inside and $l.57 outside of in
corporated cities and towns. This rate
is on the s100 assessed valuation. Last
year the rate was sl.55 inside and $3.50
outside.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
FIRST FRESHMAN ASSEMBLY.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. H.
President David Starr Jordan will ad-
dress the students Of the freshman
class at the first assembly of the
semester. which will be held tomorrow
morning at 11:15. Student Body Pres
ident G. T. L4aumeister, '07. OF San
Francisco. will make his initial ap-
pearance before the undergraduate
community. Dad Moulton, the vet
eran trainer OF the athletes. will make
a brief talk TO the undergraduates.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
FOREST FIRE rs RAGING
IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY
Approaches Los Gafos, but veers Oh
and Little Damage Has Been
Done as Yet.

SAN JOSE. Sept. 1s.-The first foresr
fire in this county this year started
near A1maden last saturday and has
been burning fitfully ever since. Yes
terday 1t approached Los Gatos. but 1t
mas since veered back again, and so far
no great damage has been done.
The quarry where stone for. the
Sprecke1s sugar refinery is mined is
being carefully guarded, as manv tons
Of powder are stored there.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
NovELIsT WHITAKER TO WED.

OAKLAND, Sept. 1S-Herman Whit
aker, the novelist, and Mrs. F L. Bas-
sett, former wife of we'll known mu-
siclan OF San Francisco, are soon to
be married. They met shortly after
the great fire, when Mrs. Rassett. with
other refugees from San Francisco.
were given hospitable shelter at the
whitaker home in Piedmont.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
HOTEL YERRITT PROPERTY SOLD.

OAKLAND, Sept. 1S.-The Hotel Mer-
ritt property. comprising the northwest
corner of Twelfth and Franklin streets,
100 feet square, with q three-story
and basement brick building. has been
sold for S150,ooo to- San Jose and San
Francisco capitalists. The purchase was
made through j. H. Macdonald Co.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
WOMAN scAREs BURGLARS oFr.

REDWOOD CITY, Sept 1s.-Mrs.
Dave Sampson frightened two burglars
out of her home here last night
The men had evidently gained an
entrance through an open window and
were working in the front part of the
house when Mrs. Sampson heard them
and gave the alarm. She saw them
slip out of the front door.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
BoGIE o,DoNNELL sPuRNs REWARD

TIBURON, Sept 1S.-Bogie O'Donnell,
the man with the "smokewagon. !"
found this morning large solitaire
diamond ring worth several hundred
dollars, and other valuable jewelry be-
longing to Mrs. Sam McDonough in
the sand on the site of her building
which was burned last Thursday.
Bogie returned the yaluables to her
and, scorning the hundred dollars re-
ward offered, said: Lady, you have
suffered a great loss by the fire, and
Bogie. although poor will not accept
your reward, as you need it."
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19

REDWOOD CITY, Sept iS.-The
Board of Town Trustees adopted res
olution last evening fixing the tax rate
Tor the coming year AT S1.97 on the
SloO Tor wat is known as the old
town and s1.5l for the new additions.
MOST OF the tax rate will go to pay off
the bonded indebtedness, and was sepa-
rated SO that the newly acquired prop
erty would not have to pay the old
debts.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19
COLLAR BONE FRACTURED.

OAKLAND. Sept. 1s.-Julia Eandi of
76I Jackson street lost her balance In
alighting from car this afternoon and
fell, fracturing her collar bone.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-19

November as her wedding month to
Carl Guion, and again will Alameda be
the scene of a beautiful nuptial affair
The Tupper family occupies a prom
inent place in the Encinal City. where
the young daughter and her hance are
popular. Guion is a civil engineer
connected with the Southern Pacific
Company. With his bride he will make
his future home in Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04
OF CROSSED
EYES CAUSES PARALYSIS
AIbuquerque Youth Rendered Helpless
by Operation That Benefits
His Sight.

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ. June As
a result of having his eyes straight
ened by an operation, James Peacock.
for some time night clerk at the local
Santa Fe office. is in the railroad hos
pital at Las Vegas. completely para
lyzed.
Peacock was cross-eyed when he first
began working in the local Office as a
call boy. His diligence soon secured
for him a desk. but the work on the
books. reading figures ten hours a day,
soon began telling on his eyes. They
were so crossed that one was used more
than the other and the overworked
optic began TO fail. The doctor advised
him TO have them Strengthened. The
operation was successful, so fas as the
Strengthening of the eyes was con-
cerned but Immediately afterward one
side of his face began to twitch and the
features became drawn and expression
less The disease slowly spread over
the whole face. Yesterday IL rendered
his limbs useless. He was taken to
Las Vegas Hospital this morning
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04
PROPOSALS.

BIDS WANTED-Notice is hereby given
that sealed proposals will be received by
the board of directors of the Veterans
Home of California, at the Veterans
Home. Napa County, California. up to
IL, clock a. m SATURDAY. J,1ne q
in the presence of bidders, for furnish
ing and delivering luartermaster and
conmissary supplies, etc. for the Vet
erans' Home, Napa County, California
(railroad station \ ountville, f. o. bD for
one year, commencing July l. 1906 and
ending June 30, 1907. Schedules with IN
formation and instructions for submit-
ting bids will be furnished upon appli-
cation by the undersigned. Bidders will
schedules and no bid will be considered
unless it is in accordance with such
schedules Bids must be made on sam
pies submitted whenever called for in
the schedule Each bidder must accano
pany his bid with a certified check upon
some well known and responsible bank
ing-house for at least 10 per cent of the
amount Of his bid, payable to C. de Col
mesnil. treasurer conditioned that the
bidder will enter into good and valid
contract upon notice of acceptance as
required by law. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids and 10
order any quantity over or under the
amount specified. Preference will he
given to goods manufactured or pro-
duced in this State, price, fitness and
quality being equal. under the provisions
of section 3247 of the Political Code. Ad-
dress John F. Sheehan, secretary of the
board of directors of the Veterans'
Home of California, Veterans Home Up.
o., California BY order of the Board
of Directors. JOHN f. SHEEHAN.
Secretary. aiy2Ts :;l1 inc
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04
LIVELY POLITICAL BATTLE
IN THE WEBFOOT STATE
Campaign Ends With Rousing Rallies
I'm Nearly Every Town in
OREGON.

PORTLAND. June Mot since the
old days of the Mitchell-Simon factional
fights has a state and Congressional
campaign in Oregon excited such inter-
est as the one which closed last night
Throughout the State the final guns
were fred by both parties, all the large
towns and many of the smaller ones
holding enthusiastic rallies to the In
terests of the candidates of both par
ties
Governor Chamberlain. who is seek
ing reelection as the nominee OF the
Democrats. chose TO close his campaign
at Victoria. where he addressed large
audience on questions pertinent to this
period in the States history. while his
Republican opponent. DR.. Withycombe
of Corvallis. addressed a great audi
ence at the Empire Theater in this city.
g. II. Williams and Ex-Governor Geer
also addressed the assembly in Witty
combe's behalf.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04
CITY Of NAPA
Gets DRENCHING
In Twelve Hours Rain
Gauge Registers 80
of an Inch.

NAPA. June "a heavy rain fell in
Napa and vicinity today. and fndica-
tions are that il will continue tonight.
The rainfall for twelve hours. up to
4:30 o'clock this afternoon. amounted
to 80 OF an incn- The rain is doing
considerable damage TO hay. which is
down In parts of Napa County. Cher
ries also are being injured by the con-
tinued wet weather. Grapes so far have
not been seriously injured by the rain.
and prospects are for large crop The
yield OF apricots and cherr4es in Napa
County this year will be light. but
prunes, peaches and pears will afford
good crops.
The total rainfall for the season to
date amounts to $3.50 inches. against
1856 inches at corresponding date
last year.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04
CLERK IS SAID
To BE FORGER
Former San franciscan
Is Sought by Police
of Nevada.

FALLON New, June "a warrant
was issued yesterday by United States
Commissioner E. W. Black for the ar
rest of Walter Sailing, who came here
from San Francisco about two months
ago. Sailing was employed as steno-
grapher in the office of A. II. Guilick-
son, disbursing agent of the United
States Reclamation Service 1t is al
legged in the complaint that Sailing
forged the name OF Gullickson TO two
checks and cashed them. obtaining s5e9-
The checks were cashed by the
Churchill County Bank. Sailing has
left here and is said to have gone to
Tonopah.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04
DIED.

DIED.
Agard Marion f., Lowe. William II.
3 years Mayon, Sarah W.,
Bon, Rose NJ. SO years
Casassa. NADIA McCauley, Julia
lena 81 Eliza 20
Sotter 7; S McCluskey. Ida
Fusillet, Antoine Mcnamara, JOS P.
Gallagher, JOS, % McWhirter, David,
Gundercen, Flor 53 years
ence p, mo- Quertier, Emile, 80
Hawley, Daisy j., Rohrer, Jos. A., Al
81 years Sandal, Mrs. L., "A
Hurson, John, 6S. Walsh, Ellen, SO
Hymann. Annie Wiseman. Mollie c.
Kelly, Kate, so Wiley, Martha n.
Lille, Saran j.. 90
AGARD-In Oakland, June 3. 1906, Ma
rion Fulton Agard, wife of the late
". B. Agard, and mother of w. A. T.
and G. L. Agard of San Francisco and
A. II. Agard and Mrs. George West
land of Oakland and John A. Agard
of Arizona, a native of Bannoekburn,
Scotland, aged 73 years
BONN this city, June 8, 1906, Rose
Magreta Bon,. beloved daughter of
Hagbard and May Bon, and sister of
Hagbard and Robert Bon, native of
San Francisco, aged years and
months.
Funeral private. Monday. June 4.
1906. Interment Holy Cross Gene
terry. 1t
Maddaiena casassa. dearly Beloved
mother of Frederick and Izabelle Ca
sassa. Mrs. A. Calderon Mrs. c..
Amiot MO, and a.as Mrs Isa Lyds 3, cemmineili
spectfully invited to attend the
rom the palofs of bunker k
1865 Mission street. Interment Ital-
ian Cemetery. 3-2ts
COTTER--A requiem mass for the re-
pose of the soul of our late brother,
cred Heart Church, Fillmore and
Fell streets. Monday, June 4. at 9
o'clock a. m. Friends and acquaint-
of Columbus are respectfully re-
quested to attend.
NEAL POWER, Grand Knight
ct San Francisco Council, No. Sis.
ENGELs-In this city. June 8, 1906.
and mother of Landon a. and ellison
de Long Bell of Honolulu, native of
Indiana, aged 81 years Z months. and
29 days. tNeyada City papers please
Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited to attend the fun
esgaal tomorrow Tuesday. day.. June 5,
residence, 80 Liberty street, between
Valencia and Guerrero. Interment
Mountain n view s SemutergS. rn,te So.t 4taeIand,
omit flowers. 4-2ts
FUSILLET-In this city, June 3, 1908,
Antoine Fusillet, beloved husband of
Mary Louise Fusillet, and father of
Nathalie and Amelia Fusillet, and
brother of Francois and Marius Fu-
sillet and Mrs. Mariette Libgot, and
son-in-law of Nathalie Lacoste- Mas
son.
Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited to attend the
funeral Tuesdaye1une 5, at / o'clock,
from the parlors of j. S. Godeau, 2123
8 Bush street. 4-2t
GALLAGHER-In this city. June 2.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-04
MARRIED.

GERBER R-PLAGEMANN-I this city.
June 2. at 1543 Post street by the
Rev. Paul Branke. Paul II. Gerber of
Missoula, Mont. and Eta Plagemann
of this city.
MULLER-DRATZ-I this city. June
2, 1905, by the Rev. Paul Branke, Max
F. Muller and Lizzie w. Dratz, both
of this city.
SLAT R-BECKMANN-In this city.
June 3. 1906, by the Rev. Paul Branke,
John 5. Slater and Sophie Beckmann,
both of this city,
WEBSTER - -vERDOLYACK In this
city, June l. 1906, by the Rev. Ed
ward K. Strong Edward Calvin
WEBSTER and Violet Eleanor Verdo-
lyack, both of this city.