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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
For Elks' Bazaar.
DIR. Lewis Taylor III.

DR.. Lewis H. Taylor. who lived IN Man
chester for six years. and whose home II
in Amelia county. is said to be IN a CRIT u,
icaI condition in a Washington hospital.
nr TayIor lived with Mr.. Augustine Roy
all all when he was here. Mr. Royall re-.
ce,yed notice of his critical illness late
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01

Munyon's Cold Cure Relieves tho head,
throat and lungs almost Immediately,
Checks Fcvefs, stops Discharges OF tho nose,
,akes away all aches and pains caused by
colds. II cures Grip and obstinate Coughs
and prevents pneumonia. Sold by all drug
gists, csc
II you have catarrh or arc afflicted with
deafness, use Munyon'r Improved Inhaler 1t
Surer obstinate and chronic cases
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01
LIQUOR Licenses Granted.

Young DR.. Taylor is a son OF DIR. ARM
stead TAYLOR Of Amelia county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
DEMAND A GRAND JURY

Now that the Renton Hill Improvement club has started
e agitation for grand Jury Investigation into city and county
affairs other organizations Of citizens in the city should TAU
Immediately line and Join in the request Of the superior
70 call such body.
Causes for investigation abundant Never in the his.
tory Of Seattle people been subjected to such eSof-
on in so many present Organized greed eonfons
she individual in nearly every direction until he knows not
where
So had have conditions become that the future growth Of
Seattle threatened With and exorhant IN price
she city cannot hope in manufacturing With the
living beyond and entirely out 81 proper
ZION wages the city hope 10 maintain rs rapid IN
grease population The Of coal the CROWN 81
manufacturing and Of living governs the growth Of
the population To maintain present rate Of growth Sc.
attic must the abuses which AZ present making
themselves fagrantly felt
A grand Jury IS the only corrective at hand.
grand Jury selected and well conducted could get 70 the
bottom Of in Seattle and open the of The courts
to them grand Jury could uncover much OF the
rottenness which believed exist provided the inycstga
ton is honestly conducted with that object always in view
Grand Jury Investigations prove be iaeeai success
MI proportion the neiieiency the yigor OF the public
prosecutor conducts them grand jury depends largely
upon guidance OF the prosecuting attorney in the subjects
10 be investigated and the lines Investigation be followed
An active prosecuting attorney always finds plenty OF work
for grand Jury 10 perform while inefficient dishonest
prosecutor the grand jury aeos which used BY The
enemies Of that method Of procedure examples Of grand jury
inefiieieney.
An exceptional opportunity for effective grand jury work
exists Seattle The people grand Jury Il they
demand The viii Of the people Is sovereign All that Is
necessary that it be expressed in unmisakable terms
B all means Renton Hin Improvement club and other
organizations should ask the superior Tor grand jury
Every organization OF importance IN the city should JON IN the
request for public opinion the possible incentive
p the OF Law and the people make their demand
emphatic and uumstaabte effective investigation and
sessiuI prosecutions viii follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

Let ~ accelerate cur pace.
father There is a mas Of affug
KllnK men. naia nnlla 4 think
Il il highly probable that there il
an alteration IN progress
Hallo ard bis father could not
We5Ke their naY thaaaKh the er0Na.
bat The elder. lsetuK taller. vas able
u Rubber % advantage.
yen. is q HeFap aid Haliaa
father And = besut. tna. due.
that AS 4 iaaiua Right bet seen
the Tampa Poke him again Al.
shas fellow t. right away and there.
Mhnopfs
All tAln time Ralio Was dancing
about naable to see anything 81 The
combat
M. they're mixing IT. hif
peace loving sire remarked GRAZING
Als naeA tili sou could heaf the 80
Hirat 4effebFAn nnhn Naw there
five in the mill Go Il fau In shs
rcd shirt t.assk NJ 'em trimming
him tslmma sfbuN room faemme
take a smash At that fat Kswse.
Thafsa IL auaKa him
HuWaVaf the cups hfnAe Hn the
ffaeaa before Knlio'h excited father
cut into u
VIA shat was the lsaue iuYaiy
Il II this pAAsAKa n anna asked
the aun. after things had auletea
aawn. ia other words. What was
Ii All about
Pass me. naId his father TN
al IN the dark hut II Naa a peach
of : scrap
You were apparently upon the
posnt Of gisiaE Hune0r 10 sSfns poof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

Gently. a sofa and ten chairs Of the
Louis XIV. period. covered with
Beauvaia tapestry. sold for $4,000.
Mullins form the staple dlah At
tea parties IN KensiuKton palace.
The king. like hia mother before
him. has n special weakness for
muffina-L1ndou HYstundar
The eroquet aspects Of 1907 prom
iao well and II Is gratifying to note
that this famous game q the ak.
ties. which At one time had become
practically extinct. bida fair 10 re
vige Is bysone glory london
Planet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
ROLLO AND HIS FATHER

unfortunate who IVES overwhelmed
By superior numbefa. H0ll0 fets
tuned
Er. not eaartiY.~ aaid hulin's
father The guy | VAS going after
waH getting the worst Of It.
Why. papa. | vas under the I'M
precision that 4 was inevitable that
the aymnhfhies Of the crowd b
MlIA the b8slom eaHiaNs
xNofhsng to fl. Ruii0. In a
street fight the huttzina always fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

Nature reallpm appears to have a
baieful effect upon at least one OF
the young people RI this great land
A Teddy bear Is the property Of
That BOY Next Doors small sister.
aud the Teddy tear Is larger than
she Having read somewhere that
the grizzly bear Is hunted BY the
red man Of tao plains with bows
aud arrows. and that II IL fierce
when cornered. often chewing mp
rs many as IS wolves when proper.
~ filed. That hoy Next Door deeid-
cd 10 have a hear hunt
Rigging himself up In Indian
trnppinEa. That 10y Next Door
stalks hts prey In the back yard.
Itself. and analyzlug It's emotions
himself. and anaiYzlng is emotions
like they do In hooks ling That
IL an arrow from the redskins truH#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

sHaw. my dear said smiihars
apoioketicaliy. 20 Mrs sHithera
Who greeted him At the door on hta
return fFam work, 4 know sah !
b angry. and I'm sorry. dneAdfnilt
saffv. but 10 save mo | camldns
think what Il was you told no to
brine homa
Mrs. sHaithera Looked upon him
eolaIy aud sleruly aud smltberr
continued 60 chatter 70 save him
self
sWhen I left the office he went
on. 4 had that strange feeling that
comes over ono who has fofgOtten
eanethinr. but | couldn't recall
shat il was. I tried hard 20 thlnk
ON the car what Il MAS but ] could
MOI. just az / ieft the ear ] 70
called that sou had said nonaethlnE
whaH / left the house this morn
ing. hut II wouidnt eonc back e
me
You didn't pay the least BIZ u
attenlion to me. remarked Mrs
smlthens. What | said made 10
impression On sea OF course Jos
couldn't remember Il
Well. I'm aufilly SORRY. said
gmIthara If yuall tell ne nov
III no right back downtown and
try Ia bur u
Never msaa.~ Mrs. snlshega an
awceea.
#nat what wna II yuu nAld =
amlfhefn sskad II MAKES nse sore
thai cant think ~ II. and mr. eur
loaify has heua aroused. What uas
Il yon said
I said only thls.- replied MfH
smifhesH. that yuu head moi
bother about ordering thn meat for
tem0rfuN. or leaving "A fAsaef fog
aoweru for this haes yard. of tell
inK the awning man - brtnH eui
new FuRss. OF teleghonluE 70 he
eArfenlef 60 come aad In tbs
screen aooru. or asking tbs
plumber to bring = neN bet sAtsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
SCRAPS

In the Bronx geological park Of
New York city there are 3es9 ant
mails Of 800 different species.
The Methodist Episcopal church
Of this country has been doing ser
vice IN india for fifty years and haa
49,. z5s members there.
A movement. IT seems. q being
made 20 erect shrine dedicated ta
Our Lady II the eatarHet." in one
of the churches al Niagara FaIla.
At The chappeg sale IN Paris re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
NOTHING IS TOO GOOD TO Be TRUE"


qaest north pole
Except wireless. he Is Oft
sittping traese@s
posis aaa How Do imagine he
fcala about IT.
we say-what Is o. discovering poiss
Practically vii add single dollar
But It win add great deal to knowledge shall
explored ieeoe0o miles about which know
win Of the atmosphere In
direcoa force the winds. the kinds
We shall be acquainted
the Of the northern
IT. depths We shah chart Is and
nhal understand the veety Of sound
IA iow temperatures We fascinating
history polar It's birds m beasts is water
vegetation ts nehenA We shall make
geography barrow no It's rocks and lee and bfng
h0me samples OF its air
As intrepid Sir John many years The
north pole only thing which tnow
science know the whole story Of the
world anti it knows all the world
overwhelming ali hat science learn there Is the
achievement Of IDEAL
The frozen north has calling mankind
the northmen. under
mystery aways do what has
before that Is why the quiet north has ita
long list Of martyrs.
eeHaan may be one more We are hoping he be
hoping SUCCESS his big airshp Win
IN swiftly safely bring him
help admiring pluck. and then all
the foot the where
every direction Il south
But even If wenman taught something
Nothing Is high b. reached" you beievs hat9
Does your ambition spread Nothing
good true" Do heart that this
you held back By your lack Of fah7
some day hero win a pole. Every day
realizes great ambition But the
reason the and the the amb
ton achieved "Eothna
high be reached, too good TO be true"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

ing > small wEHk. or winkist. With
its eye.
Petite ate a pie. Then she ate an.
ether. Then again one. Also.
plate ~ Ice cream Then one more
pie. After that tee cream fet fbe
pile OF plea Kteu no smaller II
Kept growing from the bottom a.
fast as she kept eating pieH from
The top on. II pies e0ald aiwaYs
come that fast
The 0eaEaWk In the meantime
had started tn on the Ice cream.
which would not grow IeNs. either.
They would have been eating Jet.
40 doubt. II there had not been
other things % notice
Mere Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

Ill.
RIEht In fronf OF the chair upon
which Petite Primrose sAi. \ table
rose up out OF the floor
Snap II fixed itssit Ia plaas Just
that quickly.
On the table vas food. Petite al.
w&y# was fond Of food. The food
ga pla@the eriHpeHt. most good
smelling. home made pie you ever
saw a whole pile Of pfc.
Also there Was Ice erram II vas
pink ice cream. htHshinK with fresh
atra wbeffiea5
Lets see how many pies You can
eat. said the Grand 0eeRaWks max.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

~ bow. ZineI sinFi More ar.
rows. But the bear has great vital
ity. just lite IN the hooks It has
20 be mortally wounded a score Of
times before II keeia over That
Hoy Next Door IL the lad to XIII II
thoroughly.
The Teddy bear belonging to the
small sister Of 1'haf 10y Next Door
Is today certainly a well.yentilated
animal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

on the boob who IA getting laced
don't know where YOU get Y0ui
antedlIuvian Ideas of ehigalfy
Surely not from watching any
eufbalon8 rough houses. The ten.
aency nowadays IL 10 get IN riehi
b. kiekinR the man WHO II down.
Whefeup8n Haila decided 10 take
notice the nsxt time 10 see II Il Il
lhuA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

How did you happen 70 get
mixed up IN that shooting aefaps.
Old MAN.
Well. thought Il was the safest
thug 20 DO
WHY SOL
4 didn't want 70 run the chance
Of becoming an innocent bYatand.
Milwaukee Sentinel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
STAR DUST
BY JOSH.

tank. OF reminding the dresamaker
that my saxn must be here hy II
o clnek tanwffuw OF ordering Ice
cream for Sunday
snld YOU toll mo not co do those
thlnRag" uaapad hmithera.
s1lanR Il. / knew ! had fofFettea
anmathlnK. did every single
thing you t0id mo not to do
don't knaw wAat'h getting wrons
with NV nstnny."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
WOLF IN SLEEPS CLOTHING

Holmes lost which has de
veoped with Marie caraus fight for the fortune
left y Sullivan. interesting reading II Is quite
evident asoaty is being praceed by
criminal with the Tho missing transcript
peara wrapped Of The Seattle Star and ad
Aibaraon House Seattle IN letters
from The the transcript aso let
clipped advertisements In Tho Star plainly showed that
the parparator owof clothing
when on deVltry bent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
alvloa Guess

snln. What IL moasaeliue de
sole p
aMouaaeiiue de which -
lie sole
We'll. ita either a cheese or a
cordial Of some sort Washing
ton Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

Every time the kaiser visits
nantziH. says a London Mail cor.
respondent. all the old warahipa in
the harbof are towed TO a position
in which he can not see them.
When The correspondent wrote.
the process waa being gone
threnah. 10 view Of visit now
pending.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13
The Blessing Of chi,e. Mia.

Your wife used % s,ne -
a great deal / have not -
lately ha
Since we have had ehlla,..
has had no time
Al. children are such =,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

Doesn't poet ind LIVING rather
pYecafionsf
Alas. be daea. replied tha sad
poet. YOU have 30 idea Of the
rualuuaAA of udilnra"
Paw" asked Willie. busy With
his lessons. what are parallel
HnpnF
Parallel llnea. my son. are the
ones that are being hauled before
the Interstate Commerce GatnnttHs
sion every IS sat - minutes
N vas quite Anpafsnt that
WllIsea father waa connected with
The legal department Of some rail-.
Rad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

fsenH 0ut.
Summer appeared shlv.

Summer appeared shiv.,.,
Dear me. she fems,s..
iansiY. trying 10 centri.s
msnt out u wlthefsa
there always used d = =
reserved for me betweep' =.
lefH ~
feiephoning for an a, =
be aont right up. she turn. - I
study Of a tarrisfs go
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

Empfssses tire Fdltor. Tee.
Name and AeMs Jenkins ssaE :
delightful duet At tho Methodist
church sumday. ThuY composed
the song themselves. and Il is en-
Titled The songs We SING Seem
Awfai Hare whsH with Angels
Singing We Compare Tho truth
81 thn words. AZ rendered. deeply
Impressed the sntira congregation.
Dan.t do Il again. Esfia.--LseeaFilis
iGal1 iIukle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-13

Who vas Diogenesrs
lie vas the man VIA NJ.
the tab -
And kept the oshs, =.
humping for a chance !. - :.
bath louisville cour,a,',.z.ss
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
Rebounds Because
of Orders From GOldfield

Mining shares Of Nevada took an up
ward turn yesterday. The reason as
signed by brokers was that buying
orders We're coming in from Goldfield
on the belief that a conference TO take
place in the evening would result in
solving the labor troubles. Whatever
the reason was, the market was de-
cidedly stronger and with rising prices.
The strength Of the market went TO
Red Top Extension, Combination Frac
tioR, Lone Star. Dramondfeld Triangle.
Blue Bull and Great Bend so far as
amount OF sales were concerned. Red
Top Extension shares were taken in to
the number Of 32,5OO: Diamondfeld
bination Fraction, $4,000; Great Bend,
10000.
The largest gain in board sales in the
Consolidated Mines that went with
variable course. from IS TO SS.l235. The
sales were 500 shares Great Bend
sold from 81 TO sl.O5, Lone Star from
27 cents 10 80 cents, Jumbo Extension
from 81 up TO S2.07 y. Jim Butler from
$1.2O 10 sL25, Gold Bar from $l.O5 to
SL10, Manhattan Dexter from 23 cents
TO 25 cents, Mustang from 33 TO "a
cents, Atlanta from 6s TO 20 cents, Blue
Bull from 4S cents to so cents, Booth
from so cents to Is cents. Bullfrog
Mining Company Of Nevada from 27 to
29 cents, c. o. ID. from 80 cents TO IS
cents, ST. Ives from s1.15 to S1.25.
The formal opening OF the San Fran
cisco Mining Exchange win take place
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
ACCIDENT BEFORE FIRE
CAUSES DAMAGE SUIT
Woman Victim of Elevator Accident
Files Complaint Against the
Owner Of Ramona Hotel

The Ramona Hotel, now IN ashes, was
The scene Of an elevator accident two
weeks before the fire, says the com
bIaint in a damage suit begun in the
Superior Court yesterday by A. T..
Duackenboss and vile against Maurice
rasey and several John Does" Ac-
tording TO the complaint. Mrs Quack-
tuboss. on April ?, 1906. entered the
Ramona elevator TO be conveyed TO her
rooms. The elevator boy opened the
toor Of the cage. but did not stop the
inward progress Of the machine. Mrs
Duackenboss. It is alleged, had her foot
taught and crushed between the floor
81 the cage and the hotel floor On
tccount OF the injury and the shock
mat accompanied IL $4,000 damages
are demanded
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27

next Monday afternoon. United States
Senator Perkins. George A. Knight,
Senator Newlands Of Nevada. Governor
Gillett and others have been invited as
guests. President Walter Turnbull will
preside. The opening sale of the new
exchange Will take place Tuesday
morning. Boards have been provided
on which the closing quotations of
Goldfield stocks at Goldfield and in San
Francisco Will be bulletined daily for
the guidance of buyers.
The last Of the San Francisco bucket
shops was closed yesterday. The Gem
trail Stock Exchange, I'm Montgomery
street, between Pine and California,
closed its doors because the leased
wire was discontinued that had
been held for some time by Gibson and
others at Salt Lake City. Walls & Nc
Cracker have conducted this business
for years. Walls says that all credit
ors have been settled with and all bust
ness is wound up. Pressure of business
also forced the Western Union to take
leased wires from two well-known To-
nopah mining stock brokers.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
DEATHS

ALLEN-In this city, March %, 1907, Grace
Harriet beloved daughter of William o.
and Susana Allen, and sister of Charles s.
Ruth Frances and Charlotte Clara Allen, a
native Of California, aged l year months
and is days
BARKS-Charles Edwin beloved husband Of
Catherine Barks. and father Of Mary r. Barks
and Charlotte Z. Barks and Mrs. r. S. Martin
Mrs. II. g. Richards and Walter s. Barks, a
native Of Iowa, aged 50 years and IL months
The funeral viii take place tomorrow Thurs
day., at 10 O'Clock a. m. Interment private
Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
BLAcK-In this city. March 20, 1907. at her
Ciprico. beloved wife of Henry NJ Black and
mother Of Mrs; Edward f. Connor. native
Friends are invited to attend the funeral
services tomorrow Thursday morning at
1920 O'Clock. at St. Agnes Church.
BLUM-In this city, March %. 1907 Paula
dearly beloved wife Of the late Isidore Blum
and beloved mother Of Josie L. Blum, ma
tive Of Germany
invited 10 attend the funeral services to-
day (WedDesdayi. at 10 O'Clock a. m. at
the parlors of Halsted & Co. e24 Fillmore
street. between Fulton and McAIlister Inter
mcnt Home Of Peace Cemetery. by train leay-
Ing Third and Townsend streets at IL 80
q. m.
BRANDEs-In oakland, Cal, March %. 1907
Charles Henry Brandes beloved of Ferdi-
nGnd and Mrs. Johanna Brandes and brother
Of August r. f. Brandes and Anna W.
Brandes, a native OF Ohio, aged 81 years
months and ! day. member of Portland
Aerie No. 4, f. o. E. tTonOpah papers please
copy.l
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral services Friday
March %. AT o'clock p. m. from his late
residence. 1905 Seventeenth street, Oakland
Cal. Interment Mountain View Cemetery, Oak
land. Cal
BREsLIN-In this city, March 2e, 1907, at her
late residence PIT Third avenne. Mary be-
loved wife of the late John Breslin. loving
mother OF James, John, Nell and Mary Bres-
lin and Mrs. Susan Il. Evans and loving
grandmother OF Harry Mitchell. Joseph Nav
and Nell Breslin, native Of KirkeIl, Bal
nahaten. County Down. Ireland.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
oROwLEY-In this city. Monday, March 25,
1907. Frank II. Crowley. beloved son of Mrs.
A. Mason, and brother of e. ]. Crowley. a ma
tive Of California, aged 20 years months ami
3 DAYS.
Funeral services tomorrow fThursdayl March
Is, at O'Clock p. m. at residence, 252 Palmer
street
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
RICH ORE AT DULUTH
Reports Make This One of the High
Grade Shipping Camps of Nevada

Delayed mails received at the Office
Of the Duluth Mohawk Mining Com
pany 94S MOnadnock building, show
most satisfactory conditions at the Du-
luth camp. Rich strikes are being
made daily in this section. the pros
poets OF the Duluth Mohawk claims
being particularly promising, the ore
getting richer as depth is attained.
Report states that men working on
the day shift have broken into very
high-grade ore. the richest yet found.
In the adjoining claim ore was struck
at a depth OF so feet that is simply
loaded with gold. This ledge is on
line with the workings OF the Mohawk
Duluth and promises big returns to
this company
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27

invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs.
day, at 2 O'Clock p. m. from the funeral
parlors OF Theodor Dierks & Co; 800 De DE,
thence to Odd Fellows Cemetery for ineinera-
ton.
RYAN-In Oakland CAL, March %. 1907, Rob
late Katherine Ryan, and father Of Dr. Louis
X. Robert K. Jr.. Marie and Gertrude Ryan.
native of Ohio. aged "a years and month,
Friends and acquaintanees are respeelllliy
invited to attend the funeral today tWed.
nesday,. March q; from Sacred Sacred Heart Heart
solemn high mass for the repose of his soui
will be celebrated commencing at 10 O'Clock
a. M Interment st. Mary's Cemetery PED
mont train, Key Route.
SANTIF-In this city, March 265 1907. Mary
Santif. widow of the late Nichols Santif. and
beloved mother Of Cecilia Esse and frank
tive OF County Louth, Ireland, aged 7S years.
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Thurss-
day., at o'clock p. m, from her late resi-
dence. IL Douglass street. Interment fIoly
Cross Cemetery by electric funeral car from
San Jose avenue and Thirtieth street.
SKELTON-In Berkeley March 26. 1907, Fred
d. skelton, a native OF California, aged 10
years months and IL days.
STEWART-In this city. March "a 1907, Reznor
native of California, aged 16 years months
and days.
Remains at the parlors of the United Under
takers. 2e0s Howard street. near Twenty y-sec-
ond. Will be shipped TO Beaumont. Cal
Wednesday, March 2T for nterment
SULLIyAN-In Berkeley. CAL. March %, 1907
Julia Sullivan beloved sister Of Mrs. J. NJ
Greed, and aunt of John j.. George D., Nell
E.. Lizzie A. and @. b. Greed, native Of
Kinmare, County Kerry, Ireland, aged So years
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow Thurs
day. morning. March 2s. at 10 o'clock. from
the residence of Mrs J. NJ. Creed. Vine street
and MeGee avenue North Berkeley. thence to
ST. Josephs Church. Interment st. Mary's
Cemetery.
TORASSA-In Oakland, CAL. March 20. 1907.
Lorenzo Torassa, dearly beloved husband OF
Mary Torassa, father OF George Torassa.
brother OF @. B. Torassa, and son-in-law OF
Mrs. Teresa Ounce, a native OF Italy, aged
Al years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services to-
a. m, at his late residence, 915 Fifth street,
Oakland. thence to st. Joseph's Church, on
Chestnut and Seventh streets where a re-
be celebrated, commencing at 10 a In
Market and East streets at II m.
WELCH-In this city. March %, 1907 James
ONeil welch. beloved of James NJ. Welch,
and brother of Arthur q. Welch ana Mrs. Nj.
i. Sullivan and Mrs Agnes NJ. Pope, native
OF San Francisco, aged 80 years
The funeral win take place today (Wednes-
day., at o'clock p m, from the parlors Ct
Carew & English 1918 Geary ST. interment
Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by electric funeral
car from San Jose avenue and Thirtieth ST.