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OFFICERS OF PROTECTIVE AND
RELIEF SOCIETY ARE ELECTED
Women of Charity Organization Hold
Annual Meeting and Transact
business of Orphan Asylum

Reports of the condition of the San
Francisco Ladies' Protection and Re-
lief Society were read at a meeting of
the directors on Thursday at the
Relief Home on Franklin street,
between Post and Geary. The reports
showed the institution to be In good
condition, despite the April disaster.
The society's building has been COM
pletely renovated and is again ready
for the children of the orphanage.
They will return from Oakland in the
near future. officers were elected as
follows: Mrs. l.. S. Adams, president;
Miss Kate F. Hutchinson, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. P. B. Cornwall, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. ]. H. Deering. re-
cording secretary; and Mrs. Charles
w. willard treasurer.
The managers are Mrs. l.. S. Adams,
Mrs. P Austin, Miss A. w. Beaver,
Miss Chornita Borel, Miss Alice Brown.
Mrs Charles Clayton, Mrs. p. B. Corn
wall, Miss Eleanor Davenport, Mrs.
s. w. Dennis, Mrs. ]. NJ. Deering, Miss
Margaret Foster, Mrs Timothy Hop
kins, Miss Kate F. Hutchinson. Mrs.
Hugo Keil, Mrs. II. P. Livermore. Mrs.
]. E. Leroy Nickel. Mrs. z. w. New
hall, Mrs J. r. Sims, Mrs. G. p. Thurs
ton, Mrs. A. P. Talbot and Mrs. Charles
w. willard. The trustees are Charles
r. Bishop, Horace Davis. ]. S. Hut
Crimson, Hugo Keil and George A.
Newhall.
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parents. sol Clayton street. corner OF Fred
erick- Interment private
WAHL-In this city. January TO- 1907. Carl
Wahl. beloved husband OF Johanna VAIL
and father Of Hildegard and Ernest VAIL a
native OF West Preussen. Germany. aged 43
years and Is days member OF King Solo
mons Lodge No 260. F. and A. NJ. Pacific
Lodge No. 155. I. o. D. F., and the Bar
bers' Protective Union.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (ion-
day). at 80 O'Clock p m. from King Solo
mons Hall, 1879 Fillmore street. where
services will be held under the auspices Of
King SOlomon's Lodge No. $50. +. and A. NJ
Iuterment L. 0&O. F. Cemetery. Remains at
the funeral parlors Of the n F. Mass Com
pany. 1885 Golden Gate avenue.
wATERMAN-In this city. January II. 1907.
George, dearly beloved son Of George and
the late Hannah Waterman. and brother OF
William and Elizabeth Waterman. and the
late Francis Waterman. a native OF San
Francisco. Cal. aged 80 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Sun
day, at 80 p m, from the pariors OF Va
lente Marini & Co. 344S Mission street. be-
tween Thirtieth street and Cortland avenue.
thence to st. Paul's Church for blessing. In
terTnent Holy Cross Cemetery by electric
funeral car from Thirtieth street and san
- Jose avenue at $50 D. m.
YOVANOvICH-In the City aud County Hos
pital, January IL. 1907 John YOvanovich. a
native Of Austria. aged "a years.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


Saturday, January -
Stmr Ventura. HAYWARD. - days is hours and
minutes from Sydney, via Honolulu days Is
hours and 80 minutes.
Ger stmr Germanicus Berndt, DAYS from Co
mOx. Put in 10 finish loading.
Stmr Scotia. johnson. 80 hours from Eureka
Stmr Gualala, Kijeilin: 30 hours from Eureka.
Stmr Bonita, Alberts days from San Pedro.
Stmr WhiteborO. Mikkelson, is hours from
Cleone
stmr Tiverton. Johnson. IS hours from Astoria.
Stmf Pomona Shea. Is hours from Eureka
Stmr Elizabeth. Jensen as hours from Bandon
sfmr Aurelis. BOwdish, 70 hours from Asto-
Br stmr African Monarch, walker 80 DAYS
from Newcastle, n. S. W
Sfmr Mackinaw Meady 30 hours from Seattle
stmr Harold Dollar Thwing, ~ hours from
San Pedro.
Stmr washington. Mason. days from Port
stmr City Of Picking Robinson. "a DAVIS from
Ancon. via San Bias days and IL hours
Bark r. p Rithet Drew. "a days from Homo
BARK carOndelet. Doyle. days from Port
Bkfn KohaIa. Dedrdek. 10 days from Grays
BEtn wrestler, stannard. days from Co
' BRtn 5. G. wilder. jackson. days from
Bkfn Aurora. Pinding. 10 days from Columbia
schr Alice. Mattersen. u days from Tacoma
Schr J. NJ. Wentberwax, Sutton, II days from
scir Sailor Boy. Christensen. II days from
schr Bainbridge. Englebretson. days from
g sebr P'I Gamble. Knuasen, DAYS from Port
Schr Ivy. Hensen. 10 days from Coos Bay.
Schr Alert, Krebs, ii days from Grays Harbor.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following marriage licenses were issued

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Robert e. Curtin. 81, AT Valencia ST.. and
Minnetta Mullen, rs, 1857 Twenty second ST.
Angelo Tavella,. rs, and Mary Risso. Is. both
Luigi Aigigi, 80. and carlotto Muzio, 20,
OO AipSonse L. Brouillard, 25. 1929 Green ST, and
celia NJ Bode. %, 4164 Seventeenth St
Carleton w. Blakeslee, 49, and Grace l..
Holiday, both of 40 Ashbury st.
Charles A. London, 26, and Alvena Won Hofen,
IL, both Of 212B Utah ST.
OAKLAND, Jan. 1.-THE following marriage
licenses were issued today;
James NJ Curtiss, 80, and Cecilia e. Acton,
~ Anthony Quartz. 20. and Mary Bettencourt, 20,
'O Frank II. Bartlett, 80, and Louise TereI. Is,
both of Oakland.
%, both of San Francisco.
Hugh Hughes. 26, and Ethel 1. Moyle, 20,
both of Oakland
William G. Long, 3d. ana Mary Hayes, AZ,
both of San Francisco.
George r. Marshall, "A, and Gloria Furtado,
John Travis, rs, and Lottie Evarts. 81. both
of OaEla
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OIsMANTLEO BARK
L|MPs into BAY
Big Bonanza Arrives After
Being Deserted by Tug
During Terrific Storm
CAPTAIN IS STRICKEN

Partly dismantled--with half her
sails gone-after having battled with
terrific storms, during which she was
deserted by the tug that had her in
charge the bark Big Bonanza limped
into the harbor yesterday afternoon
And, added to her distress, her COM
mander, Captain E. F. Cameron, was
laid up in his berth suffering from an
attack of fever, brought about by a
fall on the forward deck.
The Big Bonanza left here on Jan
uary ] in tow of the tug Sampson
bound to Astoria. On January 8, when
off Cape Blanco. the vessels encoun-
tered a heavy southeast gale. In the
middle OF the night the hawser be-
tween the two vessels parted and they
drifted assunder in the storm.
The Big Bonanza drifted farther out
to sea, and when daylight came was
lost to view of those on the Sampson.
The tug searched the waters in that
locality for twenty-four hours, and
then, seeing no signs of the Bonanza
steamed for Astoria.
In the meantime the bark was float
ing about, helpless, at the fury of the
windstorm.
Her sails had been torn away and
she was practically dismantled.
AS the bark sailed into port yester-
day she presented a sorry spectacle
Practically every article on her decks
that was movable had been washed
overheard Nearly all her sails were
gone. a portion of her forecastle head
had been carried away, some of her
forward stays were missing and her
figurehead was smashed.
Mrs Cameron, wife of the captain
was on board during the voyage, and
was of assistance in helping out her
husband in giving commands regard
ing the movements of the vessel
The Big Bonanza is we'll known on
this coast, and during the summer sea-
sons is employed in the salmon trade
by the Alaska Packers Association.
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on Puget Sound for Taltsl or Tocopila st sos,
and not FOR nitrate port, AS previously reported.
lie 1I1ush shlp hhu1uIah oostts.- - hn,t,.1g
missed her canceling date. She VIII proceed 10
Australia in ballast.
A Barley Cargo
The German ship Adolf was cleared yesterday
for HUI. England, with 1888 centals OF barley,
valued al 81 266 and 10000 feet OF lumber as
dunnage, valued al $3.50.
Petroleum for China
The British tank steamer Dakotah and the
British bark Calcutta were cleared yesterday
Tor China with carcOes OF renneo peuoieu,nl IN
valued al SO 5fo. and the Calcutta, $50 1872
gallons, valued at 3-3Sl
Merchandise for Mexico
The steamer Curacao sailed on "Wednesday for
Guaymas with cargo consigned 10 me POT, o.
destination and 10 other Mexican cities. Vaiueo
~ S4917s and including the Following
Ssi5 gals wine, y cs liquors. 6 mineral era
water. DIS gals spirits, 40 - ana - gas
whisky, 1913 lbs and cs table meals. ~
cs canned goods. e2os lbs beans, 1913 lbs garlic,
vegetables. 9I0 pkgs fresh fruits. 1850 lbs
bread. 3067 lbs and pkgs hutter5 800 los and
u cs dried fruit 1747 lbs and ] cs raisins,
l2l pkgs groceries and PROVISIONS, za1 lns pashe,
g. sauce, p cs baking powoer' DO 90 IN ~,
cocoa - cs extracts. I3 cs olives, ll.45O IDS
rice. 1000 lbs sugar, 6l99 lbs and 10 cs spices;
10 ctls barley. 763 lbs tea, 3o2 lbs candy. 81
and j Dbl axle grease, p pkgs acid. cs
arms and ammunition. pkEs agriculLurai I'D 20
PIGMENTS. II belet DIooAu
road material. 34s1 bdls shocks 1866 lbs SODA.
2q47 lbs seeds. pkgs wagon material, 10
pkgs paints 80 TASKS quicksilver ll44 II hard
wood coils rODe lO4 cs candles. bdis bags
95 pcs and 20 bdls iron 81 pcs and 1 boi steel;
p pcs and u pkgs pipe, 5l3 lbs leaa. 9i@y
GOODS % bbls lime ISL lbs tallow, 2s pkgs
drues. evils gas 1928 lbs zinc 81 cs oils. :
bales oakum ~ bcls paper. zO4 0kgs ma
chinery 81 kegs nails. cs dry goods q pigs
roofing
Mnrrmentn of Steamers
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WILL PUT UP $4,000 STRUCTURES

E. T. Osborn applied to the Board of
Public Works yesterday for permit to
erect three-story and basement brick
building on the south side of Jackson
street, near Kearny. The building will
be used for stores and lodgings and
will cost $4,000
A. G. Page applied for permit to
erect a structure on the southwest cor
ner of Turk and Leavenworth streets,
at an estimated cost of $4,000.
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British bark Netherby. BOG days from Mary
Point for 1alcahuano, 50 per cent.
French ship Daniel. lS7 days from Bellingham
for Delagoa Bay. 90 per cent
French steel bark Bautot, 1913 DAYS from Toxic
for GLASGOW, 81 Der cent
French bark Marie. 205 days from Newcastle.
England. for Seattle. so per cent.
British ship Queen Margaret 13z days from
Cardiff for Junin. per cent
British bark Astoria. 142 days from Adelaide
FOR Europe = per cent.
Russian ship Fennia. 1873 days from Tyne for
Port Los Angeles. - per cent.
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HUMANE WORKER PASSES AWAY

David Pinkney. for twenty years a
prominent member of the local So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals, passed away at his home
In Sixteenth street last Friday night.
The funeral services will be held
tomorrow afternoon at p o'clock at
the Odd Fellows Cemetery, where the
remains will be cremated.
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A branch Of the United States HydrograDhic
Once. located at the Merchants EXCHANGE is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners without regard TO nationality and free
OF expense. NavigatOrs cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions OF the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference, and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers 70 navigation and all
matters OF interest 10 ocean commerce. The
time ball service has been suspended pending
the reconstruction of the tower OF the Terry
building. J. Q. BURNETT,
Lieutenant U. S. n. IN Charge.
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Army Transport.

The burnside r. at Seattle.
The Bnford is IN port
The Crook Is in port. Out Of commission.
The Kirkpatrick is at Newport News Va.
Tie Logan sailed from Honolulu January z
for this peri and Is due here January u
Tie INGALLS, Is az Newport News Va
The Sheridan Is IN port Out OF commission
The sherman sailed January FOR Manila.
Tie Thomas arrived January 2 at Manila
The Warren Is IN port, being fitted to 20 into
commission.
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BIRTHS

DE RUYTER-In this city. January 10, 1907, to
the wife of John e. de Ruyter. son.
FoLEY-In this city, January 4, 1907. to the
wife of ID. Foley, son.
GORDON-In this city. January 10, 1907 to
the wife of w. Gordon. son.
HARRIS-In Alameda. Cal. to the wife of II.
j. Harris (nee Schwab), daughter
HERMANCE-In this city. January s. 1907.
to the wife, of Harry p Hermance twin sons.
MARKS-In Oakland, CAL. December "a, 1906.
to the wife OF NJ. II. Marks (nee Wachoder),
son.
MuRRAY-In this city December % 1906, to
the wife of w. Murray, daughter.
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NELSON-In this city, January IL, 1907, Sarah
Nelson, dearly beloved wife Of the late Jacob
Nelson and mother of John J., Patrick T..
Murray and Frank J. Nelson, native of Gal
way, Ireland aged 10 years and IL days.
portland and Seattle papers please copy.)
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow fMon-
day., January IA. at 8 O'Clock a. M, from
her sons residence, 1894 McAllister street,
near Lyon, thence to st. Dominics Church,
where requiem high mass will be celebrated
for the repose OF her soul, commencing at $50
a. M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
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average snow on ground, Sc inches.
RAINFALL DATA
SYNOPSIS

The storm Is central over Northern Uten ana
Southern Utah tonight and has caused light rain
in Northern California, with snow in the noun
tains and snow in Northern Nevada. Northern
Utah. Idaho and portions Of Oregon and Wash
ington. An area of high pressure is central
north Of Washington, accompanied by very low
temperature.
Conditions are favorable for showers Sunday,
with snow In the mountains in California and
snow in Nevada
WEATHER FORECAST
For San Francisco and vicinity-Showers Sun
dsy fresh west wind.
For Sacramento vsIley-Showers Sunday; light
north wind.
For San Joaquin yaIley-Showers Sunday slight
northwest wind.
For Los Angeles and vicinity-showers Sunday
--s1- G. a. WILSON. Local Forecsster
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MARRIAGES

Burlingame. Cal, Januar,
8 1907 at the residence of the brides sister
Mrs Arthur j Boiling. by the Rev. John FL
Kimbali. Alexander Middleton Cox and Mar
garet Locke Bunker
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garet beloved wife of Thomas O'Brien and
mother Of Thomas f., William p, Joseph
Francis Columbus, Aloysius and Edward
Harry Merkle and beloved sister OF Miss Nell
lie Coffey and Mrs. McAyoy, native Of
County Limerick Ireland. aged % years. (Chi-
cago papers please eopy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Sun
day) at 1890 O'Clock p. m, from her late
residence 202 Laguna street, thence to Sacred
Heart Church for services. requiem high
mass will be celebrated Monday January a.
at $50 O'Clock a. m, for the repose Of her
soul at Sacred Heart Church. Friends are
invited to attend
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will NOT be inserted. They must be handed In at
either of the publication. offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
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DEATHS

Barry. Thomas A. Lyons. Bernard j. AZ
BOVINE Emma r. Madison Nora K, 20
Chapman, Ann E., as McCue. John, ~
Clark Hugh r. Mersilch, Donleniek, 70
Colesfon Sarah Montgomery. Most Rev
nnnn Thomas II George. ID. D.. 50
Ensbnry, William. 50 Nelson. Sarah, 40
Feeney. Daniel, 20 brlen. Margaret. SO
Gavnor Mary 0'Nell. Eugene T.. 27
Gleason Eugene o., 80 Penner Bernard. 10
Hail, Edward s., 81 Phean, Il, h., %
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.


-rhe French bark cornil Bart at Portland was
chartered prior 10 arrival for wheat thence
fo Europe or Z7e 50.
The British ship Waxertree viii load lumber
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o'NEILL-At st. Francis Hospital. Grand
Island, Nebr., January s, 1907, Eugene
Thomas ONeill. beloved son of Ellen and the
late Eugene ONeiH. and dearly beloved
brother OF John W. and Fred Florence O'Neill
native of San Francisco CAL, aged p
wears ? months and IL days. A member Of
San Francisco Council No. 615, Knights Of
Columbus. and Petaluma Lodge No 9O1. 2.
P. o. f. (Petaluma and Palo Alto papers
please copy)
Friends acquaintance and members of
above societies are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Tuesday. January To- at
10 O'Clock a. m, from the residence of his
brother Fred Florence O'Neill, 1899 Twenty
sixth street, near Dolores, thence to st. Paul's
Church, corner Of Twenty-ninth and Church
streets where a requiem high mass will be
celebrated for the repose of his soul. CON-
mencing at 1890 O'Clock a. m. Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery by electric funeral
from Thir%eth street and San Jose avenue.
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League of the Cross Band-Members will
report in uniform at st. Mary's Cathedral to-
morrow (AIondayl. January "A, at IL o'clock
: sharp to attend the funeral of the late Most
Rev. Archbishop MONTGOMERY
w. F.. SCHOFIELD, President
E. J. BLANCHARD, Secretary.
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LIEUT.. ]. BURNS. Adiutant.

Society of ST. Vincent de Paul-An the
members are requested to assemble in the
basement hall Of st. Marys Cathedral, cor
ner of Van Ness avenue and O'Farrell street,
tomorrow Monday, lat IL 80 o'clock a. m,
to act as an escort of honor in the funeral
march of the late Most Rev. Archbishop Mont
gomery. J. NJ BURNETT, President.
d. NJ. FITZGERALD. Secretary.
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United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco. Jan. IL.
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January II, 1901. bernard fenner, natlYe
OF Germany, aged 42 years
PHELAN-In this city. January 10, 1907. Rich
ard II. Phe1an, beloved husband Of Elizabeth
Phelan, father of Richard Lee Phelan, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. James Phelan Of. Fallbr00k.
Cal, and brother of Mrs A. NJ. Bell Of Fall
brook, Cal, native of Ireland, aged 50
years IL months and days.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral services today Sunday, at O'Clock
D. M at the chapel Of n. Gray & Co.,
2i96 Geary street corner of Devsadero, I'M
der the auspices Of the General Relief Com
mittee l. O. o. f. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. by electric funeral car from Thir-
tieth street and San Jose avenue.
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= California Council No. $50, Knights Of Col
umbus-Members will assemble in the base
ment of ST. Mary's Cathedral. at Van Ness
avenue and O'Farrell street, tomorrow Mon
day., January Ia. at $3.50 a m, to assist at
the funeral services of the late Most Rev.
Archbishop Montgomery.
THE0hORE ~ SAXAGE. Grand Knight.
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Young Mems Catholic Union-The members
of Loyola Assembly No. / and Leo Assembly
No. 4 of the Young Mems Catholic Union
will assemble in the basement Of st. Mary 8
Cathedral at IL 80 a. m. tomorrow Monday.
January IA, TO take part in the funeral pro-
cession of the late Most Rev Archbishop
Arontg9m nNalyn1 rs.sp-1,Ss n-,na saora..-v
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Young Ladies' Institute-The members of
the Young Ladies' Institute are requested TO
attend the funeral Of the late Most Rev.
arehnish9p Monago1aaery, rom 81. mary "a
ELIZABETH TERRY, Grand President.
JOSEPHINE T. MOLLOY, Grand Secretary.
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schr Dora Bluhm, Anderson, days from
Grays Harbor.
schr Santiago, Matison. IA hours from Mon
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Pinkney. David. 70
Schiliing, Anna NJ, So
Segelecke, W. F. E. 53
Sharkey. Jos. D., 80
Shirk, Adam. Sc
Sullivan, Michael
Tobener, Eva Rose, IL
Won Staden, Viola, 8
VAIL, Carl, 43
Waterman. George, 80
Yovanovich, John, 81
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League Of the Cross Cadets-Ofhcers. retired
officers and members are requested to assemble
tomorrow Monday morning, at 1890 O'Clock,
on Franklin street, near Sntter. to attend the
funeral of the late Most Rev. Archbishop
Montgomery. A special meeting OF officers
and retired officers viii be held this (Sun-
day afternoon, at $50 O'Clock. at Native
Sons Hall, Cough and Geary streets.
LIEUT.. COLONEL BENZ L. MCKINLEY,
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pINKNEY-In this city, January II, 1907,
David Pinkney, native of New York, aged
10 years 10 months and Il days
Friends and acquaintances ate respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
day.. January IA, at 1:30 o'clock D. NJ, from
the parlors of the Western Addition Funeral
Directors, 1924 Devisadero street. between
Suffer and Bush Cremation Odd Fellows Gem
ofor
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San Francisco Council No SIS, Knights OF
Columbus Members of this council will as
thedral corner of Van Ness avenue and Far
rell street tomorrow (Alonday]. January IA, az
$50 a. m. 10 assist at the funeral services
of the late Most Rev. Archbishop Montgomery
JAMES r. KEITH. Grand kn1gnl
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SCHILLING-In this city. January IL. 1907.
Anna NJ. dearly beloved wife OF the late
Charles Schilling, devoted mother Of Mrs.
E. H. Aigeltinger, Mrs. J. Kabel. Mrs. W. g..
Wreden, Mrs. NJ. Paulsen and Charles II .
Schilling and aunt of c. Baumann, a native
of Griede1, Hessen, Darmstadt, Germany. aged
60 years IL months and % days. A member
~of st. Paulus German Lutheran Frauen
Verein. and the German Ladies' Benevolent
Society (Rothes Kreuzl
q e..
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Young Mems Institute-The members of the
Young Mems Institute will assemble in the
basement of St. Mary's Cathedral at II a. m;
tomorrow (MondayJ to assist In the funeral
ceremonies of the late Most Rev. Archbishop
M GE6RGE 4 STANLEY. Grand Secretary.