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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
@crmiidjtc tclcgrapbiidc Scpcldcn.

Nll Slll1S. Ser., no nc lid
i1rcr @%ciuno1eit mcgcn auibielt, itarb
i'm Sitter Don 20 Sabren Gsrmu Toia
=. Scgur ans Solcoo. O.. cine Der
Sorf1nlpfcrirncn fir oaS Srallcn,
Itimmred)t uno intime pcrionlid)e
Srcutoin Scr ucritorbcncn Sllian y.
Nntbunp.
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}inlmcrm1m So6n S. 0nplcD. mel.
der al SonnanbuIiSmuS lit, ourd)
cincn Stiir5 ans Dem Scniter icineS
jmci Stocfmcrf bod gclegenen Shloi-
%jinintcr8 iciu Seben einge6iibt.
- Sn Nem-Snpen. Conn. murScu
SIC Gleioer zines 1icnItm1odens, Sli,
fla Stiaetto. ais iic eiten Ilfo6ol-
Diem aniteden polltc, Don Sen SLANT
men crarifien uno ons M1bd)en Ser.
art 0urd) Sranomunoen perlett, oob
iic 6alb ooralli itorb.
9ei'm Sor5eigen eines Hepol.
rer3. Den or ais Administrations
erbalten haite. id)ob iid Scr 9otel.
nirt6 Sobn Nclcbuntp in @ru6ood,
III Der H1bc Don Eittsburg belc9cn,
cine augcl in bcn 2cib; Scr 3uitanb
ocS Serlcttcn iit'crnit.
Sn @aierburn Conn, cntjiin.
bcte 5rolt Sillia ScaOoen fDr Iaht.
Acpanb an elmer aer5e mo erbielt 10
ifluerc 9ranomihoen, oaB lie menige
Stunoen ipater I'M 6oipital ibren
8eilt auigab.
@omaro 9teB. lpelder nit aft
anoeren Strdilingen am porigcT
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mar, fat iid) oen 9eborocn geite1t nit
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Sn auitil. 5cr.. mlroe lit ei.
ncin 8critcd bic Don Dem adiiirer ser
Griffin Hationalbanf" 5u aanias.
6itn, Wiuiam :. Ar0crion. ueruns
ireutc 8eloiumme BON etlpa $4,000
dnfgeiumoen. Anoerion beiinoet lif)
in Snit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

oorallf pcrmGbIte iid @er5og 2uoluiG
sum 5lueiten Wole m%orgonotiid) nit
6rl. Nntollic 9ortb aus Miinhen,
elmer ebemnligen SGn5crin welhc
nad) Der @odScit Sreiin b. Sortoli
ipuroc nlb icbt I'M 80. Sebensiobre
Itcbt. Sor nidt gar lon1er 3eit bieb
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ten Satin idcibcn lalIcn mollc, Inn
cine SGnaerin, Sri. 1oroef, 5l bei-
ratben. God, plroe oas @criid)t bon
Wiind)en ans oemcntirt.)
Goln'S ii rgerme i it e I
tritt 5urud.
Nus &oln miro 9emcloct, oaB Der
bortigc hoduerbiente Sberbiirgcr-
meiiter @ilbelm Vcdcr 5t gMfung
?pril bon ieinem YoItcn 5lrriidretell
miro. 9eder miro Damn Dos y. Sc.
bcnsiabr pollen0et bohen. Gie Dir
geridoft ser Stoot miro i'm ltngcrll
iheiben icbcn, bat cr iid) Oodl ibrcr
Sntercllcn itetS nit 9roBtcr Sbot.
IruII ulQeHullllliclt.
(@ilbclm 0cdcr mltroc 1885 5,l
Sangcrniinbe in ser Nropin5 Sad)-
lel 9cborclL mad)tG 1861 ieine NiieI,
Iorpriifung uno trot Damn in SEN &c.
mcinoebienit iiber. @pn 1862 bis
1860 lpor err Staotrutb IN Sulber,
ltabt, 1860 bis 1868 9iir0ermciitcr
bon 3eie, 1868 bis 1879 Sberbiirocr.
mciiter bon Solberituot, 1879 bis
1876 S6erbiirgcrmeiIter Don Gort-
muub. 1876 bis 1886 S~bcr6iir9cr-
meiiter bon Giiiieloprf uno lit ieit6er
Sberbiirgermeilter bon &0lu. Scit
1868 bat cr nod)einnnocr oic &c.
~nonntcn Stdotc I'M prellbiid)cn Scr,
rcnbouic pertrcten mo lit oeliel,
5neiter &icc ErGiiocrt. 9tltd) aeb6rt
CT Dem observation-disclosures on.)
G~onflitt Der HGc0cr M t
ibrcn 2 diffSoffi5ic-
rem.
Ter Gonflift 5miihen Dem Gcrcin
0crtid)cr Gopitdnc uto SifiSierc scr
&onoelSmnrinc lno benz Sercin
Sambllrger &beoer ipitt lid inmlcr
mcbr 5u. Die meiitcn SiiiSierc Scr
Cclltid)en Sitoirifo-2inie, Der @or-
mann,Sinic. Der Gcutidcn Ianpi-
lt)iffIobrtS = @eielliduit n&oamoa,"
Der Nelltld)cn Sepnntc-Silie mo Der
Celltid) Iuitroliidcn Sonlpidiifs.
BeIcnidoit tbcilten bcn 9iuien nit,
ooB tic Die @inmiifung in Die gugc
l~e9enbcitcn oeS GereiilS 5llriidlueiien.
Gic Sffi5iere Der &ambura-Sii is.
omcrlfonild)cn Iumpfid)ifffabrts'
@eieuidaft idricben coQeftip, lie ucrs
b0tcn lid bna 6ineinreocn in ibrc
perlonlid)elt 9ngelegenbeitcr, mic
ibrc Witglieoidoft i'm Gcrein ser
Gopitanc uno Sffi5iere ser &onocIS
marine. BIC 6olge lit. pob iiber 10
Gapitonc entloiicn moroen limo.
WeGrere Compiler ser @ormonn.
Clinic ii,b obne Siii3icrc.
Is ucrlnltet, boB elperfiibrer,
Sd)nlirrleute unb onoere Nnaelteate
Der uerlhieoenen Sinicn iuiQens iinN.
oct GnpitGnen mo Sifi5icren III
iGrem Streit nit Den Hhc0ern Sci,
ltall0 I'll l%eiitCll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
Ehiffsnnhridltcn.

Nem 0orf, p. Gcj. Gbge-
iabren iino bon hicr Die Iotnpfcr
.6rie0rid) Der @robc" nod 9rcnten
unb ga Eropcnce" nod SABRE.
2iperpooL y. Gci. Ginge'
t~roiien bon Nctu-Yorf lit scr Gam
pier Baltic"
Soma. -. GeS. - Ger Gam
pier rGitto 81 NopoIi" longtc pon
Ncru.yorf bier orl,
MorieilleS, 81, Gcj, - Scr
Campier nTomu" lit BON Nciu '9orf
bier cingctroficn.
Somburh -. Ecj. Noh
Nep-2)orf gilg Ser GunIpicr go
tricio" as.
Suecnstpmn, 81. Iej. - Ser
Gnnpicr nSeutonic" BON 2ipcrpoo;
icBte ieinc 6abrt nah Ncm. Yorf tort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
Tbiabrtstase Der Sampfcr pon
HcusYurf.

@m 30. Gc5. Gompier .EDilaOcl.
pbio" nad) southampton.
PIN %. Gc5. 0ampier uStalia"
Eod) Ncnpel.
Nm 20. Gcj. Camper .nYcnnipI.
pania" nad Sambllrg.
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nad) 2ipcrpol.
am 30. 0e5. 0ampicr oGoIlmbia"
ndd) @loSgom.
Am 30. 0ej. Gampicr nMiwnc.
bn6a" uad) 2onoon.
Am =. San. 0ampicr nYotS0Qn"
nod ROTTERDAM.
Am 2. San. Gampicr naroonlanO"
nad) Intlucrpel.
Hm =. San. 0ompicr nOccauic"
nod) 2iuerpool.
9lm 8. San. Gumpicr nllnitcO
StateS" nad) Copenhagen.
Am 3. San. 0antpfcr nGoiicl" nod
Srcmcu.
9lm 3. San. Gampfcr ga Cor.
iullC lluuI 0JuplN.
gn 5. San. 0anpicr nMcia6a"
nad 2onoon.
PIN 5. San, 0ompicrr Gc0ric" nad
Gibraltar ur0 9tcopcl.
Nn 8. San. Tampicr nNmcrifa"
nad) Sam6urg.
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nnd) Gibraltar ulro Ncapcl.
s(n 5. San. 0ampicr st, Saul"
nad southampton.
Nm 8. San. 0anpier oSrantcSca"
nadJ Neapcl uuO 1rielt.
s(m s. San. 0nmpfcr naoilcr &iI.
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pm Q. Gan. Ganlpier aSoeitOpf"
nad) Hottcrbam.
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nab 2ipcrpool.
gm 10. San. 9nmpicr nMain"
nod 9rrmcn.
Nm 10. Gan. 0nnpicr rSamburB"
no1 Ncopel mo Wenlla.
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tnJc" mad SABRE.
PIN 10. San. Gampicr ~Scrugia"
nnd Ncapcl.
Pm II. Gan. Gampicrr Caledonia"
nnd) Glasgow.
PIN ~. Gan. Gompicr Batavia"
nuG, Saniburg.
Im ~. San. Camper nMinnc-
tcnfa" nad) 9onoon.
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na6 Sout1ampton.
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gnt lG. Gan. Ganlpicr ySigurio"
nnd NcapcI uno 8cnuu.
gm tG. Gan. Gampicr n6inIano"
mad, Nntmcrpcn.
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nad) NcapeI.
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nod) Saurc.
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Srcrc" nad) Hcapcl mo 0cnun.
Pm 10. San. Camper oYrctoria"
nod Sambura.
Nm 10. San. Ganlpicr nSt.2olliS"
nah southampton.
am 10. Gan. Gampicr Settle"
mad Gibraltar uito Neapel.
am 10. San. Gampicr. Gurnania"
nab Siuerpool.
Am %. San. Iampicr narcnprinj
8ilbclm" rah Bremen.
Nm %. Gan. 0annpier .Hpnolm"
nod Mottcr0am.
Am %. San. Iampier oSlmlanO"
mad antmerpcn.
Nm %. San. Ganpier ,Waieitic"
nad) 9iuerpool.
Am %. San. Gampier nSraiilr"
uadj Neapel urto @enlio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
Sdreflidlcs Sdlifial cines SGfcrS

GolnmbuS, o. 81. Gc5cmbcr.
$. :, Sanfirf. Gin bieiigcr 9Gfer.
lief 6ci ser Nrbcit in cine Scigfnct-
maitlinc uno mnror in ibr 10 Iou0c
bcrrm gcId)lcuocrt. bis icocr 4notcn
IN lclncm aorpcr 9cbrodlcn mar. slIs
Die Wald)llc 5llrn Stilltono gcfom-
men nlo Der &%crun1Iiiftc bcralla &C.
nolllillcn lultr0c, mar or cine Seid,c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
unalIflidlc Tabrt.

GImira, N.-9., 81. Gc5enber.
- Der bier unlGliige Seijcr $. s.
Sbop ltcdte ati Scr 9ubnfobrt Den
Sopf SIT meit ans Der &obuie beruor
uno idliig oamit eegen enc 9riifcn-
Itruftur; ole crbaltenen &%erlctun9cn
iino Ocrartig. oaB CT niht nit Dem
2eben bapon fommen miro. Iericlbe
3ug, Sem oieies llngliid paiiirte,
ilberfubr uno tobtete 1T ser NGhe bon
SSmcao eillen unadriifen Nrbeiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

Marmor. lino Oronita0erfe.
6. Silsdrtucr & SbBnc, ILLS sSeft.RuIti
Der of Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
9InnofntCn

Yanl Subauuieu, III 9iorosGbarIesse trabe.
SarI Vi. W. Sdlpit, 1919 2aip,Suiloina.
@nitauus 0prb, 26i-269 Observation-Disclosures.
q. @m. Ertrnann, III 9torosGbdrIeSsS irabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

,2entide epar.Sauf BON S%aIttmpre," @utaiu.
uHb galtimoresStrabe.
.St. Samcs. Sparbdnt," VnlitrorezStrabe uno
Guiiont3 ouies9lpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

&lpierihmie0c unO Elumbers.
Sohu Nubcrt, 17t4 I0onc9 S!raBc. e. & +
@plfc 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

SrltltIN0lllp00nle'n.
Baltimore Sruit G. @nnruutie Co.," Gouis
tnbiesGcbduoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

,sblrs Gatlpnal. Sani. Baltimore ino Turtbs
C.rabe: Iag uub yiabt often.
mariners & U,erdantS' National Sant,"
Suuibs uno 2ombarosStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Gamblers G S5bHe, i70S-t7i0 Ganiorsslberue
ISN'T. Scot, 9tortbs unb 8rCnmounizsloenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

Trsgt die 1DeS ors, Die lhr Inner Gesauft Haht
: ss,i'' IMMzZm
0ei9attss@ eswetier.

3citnngclL 3ciiid)riftrr etc.
.1be Baltimore s'ews Co.,. Snbib Ibereraui.
bic. alaraeer, 31S 8eitsYsrfran'Gir
goimnterialicn, Sbiircn. SenItcr.
rnbnfen, Saoen etc.
5ar,rs H.. Tsher 4 TO-, 1i5 NIB III, eio'
S~reoeridfStrdBe.
Urs. 8. eiuan & yrp.
--------
Haiionnl+Y dnfcn.
sNirf s~loiiSnai Sanf 81 Dstttnsfe," s.. q.
.BiIeor. Gdfbier. II GcnibsS trabe.
r3weIte glatismal.Sanf," 432 Ghb, Broabiudp,
~ @. 94oaner, aaftrer.
pSaeheru y%dtionai. saul ". sQarrioti, Co
,f !s,ss 2''t @eSsnIs aSi'a sss,,.u.t s.u,.
9tns. z: Miilsr. Gufbitr. glorhnsfsJds gut
Inv. ino 5upcitcfsirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
Scncr.G crlidlcrlInacn.

ScNcrFStI tufClllltgcN.
,Aphal Sniurauee So. OF Siucrppul," Seurh
VI. gSarficlo. 8eitocEi Miduagtc, I0I-lus
Gbdinber Of Commerce ynilbinu
,Wcrmauia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 WeIrlifaft,"
Baltimore Ino 9iprip'Sir1be.
Nn. Z. shadeifuro & So, 10 uto II gbaus
bcrS Of Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

gierrc 6. Guoan & 4epbs,u, 10 on.2esina.
ION Siidbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

GfcrbcgeId)irr- Sobrifantcr.
c. q. Tab Son d So, A0i 9SefisSerman.St
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28
Nus 9euti9lano.
Splunialoircftur Scrnbnrg gent yani
Den Stnmp."

Nacrlci Neltcrungcn I'M &eidstags.
@ablfampie. = @enig gusiiht
ouf eincn crfolgrci6en 3uiom.
mcnibluB ser ~nationalen Eor-
tcicn gc9cr Centrum l,no So5iaf-
Democratic. = @eriidtc iibcr cine
pom Centrum ungeitrebte BE.
id)rGnfllng oes ollgemeinen @abl.
rcd)tS. - &nuileute uno Stol-
ItricQc iorocrn before Sertrctnng
ibrcr Sntcrciicn i'm Hcifstag. =
Gonilitt 5luiid)cn Gbeocrn nnh
SdiiiSoiii5iercn ipibt iih 5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

0runoci0cntbumS : I2cuten u,o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

GionoS url6 Sreeln.
6baS. Oh. etieff, o sorhsg ibertp. Sirabe.
Wm. anabc & 60, 2prtesScblube, Mt. GobaIs
Npenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

&nblen mo Sol5.
SeurD q. Gpn Seint, $50. GoIumbia.sIpciue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-28

Shmitdiod)cn ltro llhrcn.
u. :. 9iilrr, % Slt'0dltimcre sSirabe.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
the appointment of the following com.

the appointment of the following COM
mittees:
Finance-Miss E. F. Higgins, Mrs.
Duggan Mrs. Morrisey. Mrs. Dough-
erty. Mrs. Molloy, Miss McNamee, Mrs.
O'Dea.
Appeals and grievances-Miss O'Con-
nor. Mrs. Huling. Mrs. Whalen, Mrs.
McDevitt. Mrs. Calvin, Mrs. Wrenn'
Mrs MackeL
Laws-Mrs Moran. Miss Harrington.
Mrs J. Smith, Mrs. Touhey. Mrs. Con-
molly, Mrs T. Smith.
Resolutions--Mrs., Connolly. Mrs; For
rester Mrs. Goggin. Mrs. Maginnis,
Mrs OConnor, Mrs. Hudner, Miss Mae
Cox
Press-Mrs. J. S. Fennell, Mrs. To-
ner. Mrs. Kane Mrs. ]. ]. Donovan, Mrs.
McNamee, Mrs. NJ. A. Mccarthy, Mrs.
King. Mrs. Rogerson.
The biennial election of officers will
be held this morning, and 1T is hoped
to wind up the business of the conven-
ton before noon, many of the dele
gates desiring to attend the conven-
ton of the Catholic Ladies' Aid So
ciety in Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
Resolution Will Be Presented te
Convention Of the Order Today.


Convention
Very Worthy
the following consideration
AS o
I & he Of @ % hs5 s time B 3 ] m I
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m city RSo % nave s % Ra ugts s pe % % b1ss
n @ our IS S p aeey @ % with
ass P ss @ tbs or sy @ GtPfs S.sss @ s %
e M sRn re ,s
|
beeye Ancient anty
hogld attend to all insults to our race within their 1wH
R IS s % aRs f s % @ % as seuaiou5 aEH 6 @
@ ana a let Ho Rs 5hPss 5 s 5 @
Father
tutions
dying sa line that h @ Soon
heart 4n s g1 @ Gf h @ gossI % the @ @
GRs una.
s ss.s rs 5 3 @ Fl Sss: ''S
AMERICANS
slightest stgeng a5aehw1n 9 MStheTad @ instead
% a % es he s we are w Gda & s
@ @ eongrsss Josn has yod
@ @ s may Rs ths nFss of @
soe @ earTolo 9fasr Jass in ssoazs Shields
s s. E s IS 5 ' q s tbs ssssB, ss
HHhE + 8 qs}gI5HH' sf}gAIEAHEH; sssssssEg sssFpan
HoRHE6 p 1850 sa9PIDEN
i. u y IEEEESySSSvAN HEEySAN
JAMES coRIEY.
THOMAS i55SE boSIE ~
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22

pleased to say that am now completely
cured and well.
1t was impossible for me to get
employment, as my face, head, and
body were covered with it. The
eczema first appeared on the top of
my head, and it had worked all the
way around down the back of my neck
and around to my throat, down my
body and around tho hips. 1t itched
SO | would be obliged to scratch it,
and the flesh was raw.
would first wash the affected
parts with warm water and Cuticura
Soap, and then apply Cuticura Oint-
ment and let it remain on all night, and
in the morning I would use Cuticura
Soap. am now all well, which all
my friends can testify to, and will be
pleased to recommends the Cuticura
Remedies to any and all persons who
wish c speedy and permanent cure of
skin diseases" Thomas NJ. Rossiter.
290 Prospect Street,
Mar. 30, 1905. East Orange. N. J.
Complete External and Internal Treatment for Every
Humof from Pimples to Scrofa, from Infancy to Age
consisting OF Cutieura Soap, &c. Onsn &c., Resoiv
cnt &c. (n form Of Chocolate Coated Pis f5c per
ne most distressing vhsn all else falls Potter Drug
Chem. Corp, Sole Props. Boston, 1fasa
- Mailed Tsees Al About The skin, Scalp, and Hs1s
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
BIames Company for Accident.

A Coroner's jury found yesterday
that Thomes E. Tarr. hackman. met
his death on August IL through a COL
lision between his hack and an Eddy
street car. The jury also found that
the accident was due to the careless
ness of the employees of the United
Railroads, which is held responsible
for the accident. The jury returned &
verdict of suicide in the case of Mrs
Rose Stevens. who took chloroform
and in that of William Crockett, sail
or on the Santa Rosa, 1t was found thai
he had been drowned by accident.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
FRIENDS GRIEvE AT DEATH
OF ACTOR LEWIS MORRISON
Thespian's Sudden Passing I'm st. Johns
Hospital, YOnkers, N. Y, Follows
an OperarfOn.

an Operation.
The death of Lewis Morrison, the
well-known actor, has caused deep
regret among his wide circle of friends
Of this city. His passing away on Sat-
urday at st. Johns Hospital Yonkers,
N. Y, was sudden and resulted after
an operation for an internal complaint.
Arrangements had been made for
Mr.. Morrison's appearance in San Fran
cisco and he had intended to leave
New York for this city last Friday,
but the necessity of submitting himself
to the knife changed his plans.
Around his death bed We're his wife,
who on the stage is Miss Florence
Roberts; Miss Isabella Morrison and
Mrs. Richard Bennett, and his son-in-
law, Mr.. Bennett.
Mr. Morrison was the son of English
parents and was born at Kingston,
Jamaica, in 1S45, being therefore 81
years old. When a youth he came to
this country and enlisted on the Union
side in the Civil War. He was made
a lieutenant and on his discharge al
the close of the war was rewarded with
the brevet rank of captain. 1t was
then that he adopted the theatrical
profession.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
Insane women Taken From Park.

Margaret Geiger, Hilda Anderson and
Kate Olsen, aged women, who have
been cared for at the Speedway camp
in the park since the fire. were taken
Monday TO the detention ward of the
Receiving Hospital for commitment to
the insane asylum. The three women
were mentally afflicted before the fire,
but so long as conditions were normal
their friends could care for them. The
three women annoyed refugees in the
park and their friends finally consented
that they be cared for by the authori-
ties.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
Opening of orphanage Annex.

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 21.--The opening
OF the new annex at the Presbyterian
Orpnanage was, appropriately celebrat-
ed this afternoon. The Rev. w. H. Lam
don addressed the assemblage. Among
those present were Mrs. r. B. Carr,
Mrs. J. C. Ford. Mrs. Lowe, Mrs T. w.
richards, Mrs. e. E. Brush, Mrs. Robert
Dollar, Mrs. H. w. Taylor, Mrs. G. w.
Dean. Mrs. ]. Blackford and Mrs Black
ford.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
objects to Temporary BuiIdine.

The Union Square Property Owners
Association petitioned the Board OF Su-
pervisors yesterday not to permit the
erection of any temporary frame
buildings in the districta bounded
by Kearny. Sutter, Powell and Mar
ket streets. The association also asks
permission to erect arc or cluster
lights around Union Square In view OF
the fact that the property owners in
tend to erect and are erecting perma
nent buildings.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
Dies From Overwork.

Edwin A. Barnes, superintendent of
Bradstreet's San Francisco Office and
division superintendent for the Pacific
Coast, died Monday in a local santa
rum as the result of nervous break
down brought on by overwork follow
ing the fire of April Is.
Barnes was only 3S years of age. He
was born in Nebraska and was with
Bradstreet's for twenty years. He
came to this coast in 1898. He was q
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22

OF dollars trying
to cure, and I went
to the hospital,
but they failed to
cure me and it
was getting worse
all the time. Five
weeks ago my wife
bought a box of
Gu ticura a Oint-
N ent and one
cake of Cuticura
SOaD. and I am
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
ST. FRANCIS STARTS AUTO
TOUR THROUGH BURNED AREA
By This Mems VIII Show Investors and
Tourists Possibilities of the
FIXTURE San Francisco.

The management OF the ST. Francis
Hotel has begun daily automobile
service through the burned district for
the education of tourists and investors
who visit the city. The purpose OF the
ride is not only to point out the dam
age done by the fire. but to show the
immense possibilities of the San Fran
cisco of the future. The automobile
leaves Union Square every afternoon at
o'clock in charge of one of the hotel
attaches.
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member of the Union League and Mer-
chants clubs, the Elks and other or
CARNATIONS. AS a business man he was
popular and successful. He leaves a
wife and a boy about IL years old. His
nome was at 141S Chestnut street, Ala
media
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
Great State Celebration of St Patricks Day
Probably Will Be Held by the Hibernians.
HibeTnianS Urged to Hold
Fast Their Pride of Race

good citizenry that the American
holds as his ideal. Among the speak
ers will be Rev. P. c. Yorke.
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n Liebe. a Co.

A full line of medium price furs are
now being shown by H Lfebes & Co..
1442 Van Ness avenue. At a later date
we will announce the opening day OF
our complete fall stock OF high grade
furs
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
Overland Limite,l.

The fastest train over the most direct route
to the East Leaves San Francisco ferry denof
daily at IL a. m You Will enjoy the dayiifhf
ride across the Sierras and the Great Salt Lake
Best Of Pullman and dining-car service AL
Southern Pacific agent all about It.
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WHISKY OR CARBOLIC ACID
AND HORK TOOK THE LATTER
man bess Drink of Colorado Bartender
and When Refused Dies by
Another MeanS

AuOtner MeunSs
SHERIDAN Wyo.. Aug. 21.-Because
ne had no money and the bartender
at the Wood saloon refused to extend
him credit for whisky ]. H Hork COM
mltted suicide last night by swallow
ing two ounces of carbolic acid. Hork
suHered tortures before death came
Hork begged the bartender at the
WOOD saloon for a drink ION tick"
but was refused.
It's whisky or carbolic acid for
me- said Hork, taking the vial con-
tanning the poison from his pocket.
You can gamble it won't be whisky
tnen, was the barkeeper's retort.
Hork walked into another room, placed
the bottle to his lips and swallowed it's
contents
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22

JAPANESE DRAINING GoLD.-During the
period between July s, 1905, and July 80, 1906,
there were sent TO japan, mostly by japanese
residents of this city, 42, ,403 postal money
orders for $1,47e. .4o3 gold.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22

The original Vienna Cafe and Bakery
1926 Post ST., near Van Ness. The only
first class cafe and restaurant in the city
serving oysters, steaks, chops, salads.
hot coffee and rolls at popular prices.
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w. X. VANDERsLICE CO.,

Temporarily located at 1851 Devisadero street.
Saved most of their stock and prepared to
execute orders from anything In their line. Tee-
phone West 62o5. VIII resume business soon on
Van Ness avenue and California street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
For Indigestion

HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
An effective remedy for obstinate indigestion
nervous dyspepsia, headache and depression.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
LADIES MEET IN EVENING.

President, Appoints Committees.
The convention of the Ladies Aux
Hilary, A. o. H.. was in session for a
short time yesterday morning before
the delegates Joined in the outing TO
San Mateo. Last evening the conven-
tion reconvened at the Innesfail on Nc
Allister street and a large amount of
routine business was transacted. The
president, Mrs. S. McFadden, announced
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-22
D|SF|GUR|NG
SKIN HUMOR
impossible to Get Employment, as
Face and Body Were Covered With
itching Sores = Scratched Till
Flesh Was Raw Spent Hun
dreds Of Dollars on Doctors and
Hospitals and Grew Worse
CURED BY CUTICURA
IN FIVE WEEKS

"Since the year 1894 / have been
troubled with q very bad case of
eczema which 4 have spent hundreds