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The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

The only objection the Republican
press Of the state can find to John
Shafroth Is the fact that he volun-
tarily gave up an once when he found
his election had been secured by
fraud. They pat Jesse Mcdonald on
the back for hanging on to an ONCE
to which neither he nor Peabody was
elected.-Leadville Press.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31
HEART TO HEART talk
WITH the PEOPLE

Continued from LIST page Supplement.
this paper during this campaign along
these lines.
That the miner Is wronged unmerci-
fully and Illegally and shamefully by
the rough roder Pinchot brigade Is
unquestionable. That the farmer Ii
deprived Of the water he needs for ir-
rigation. and In some instances ia
driven from his home by this same
Pinchot administration: that the
prices OF all the goods we buy. Of al
the food we consume. Of all the clothes
we wear, and Of everything that ID
necessary to those near and dear to
US are hxed arbitrarily and wrongly
and illegally by these vast combina-
tons OF wealth. built up under and
sustained by the policies OF the Re.
publican party. is to well known to
need repeating here: and that II q just
and equal distribution Of wealth pro
duced could be brought about among
all the people. we would all be much
better OF is another fact 80 well
known az to make special figures un.
necessary. This. the Republican
party both of the nation and Of the
state has failed to bring about. This,
the Democratic party promises. both
in the state and In the national plat
form. and ffa spooGoro and Ito load,
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

The time is too short since the
Senator bought his seat In Congress
for the people to have forgotten the
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

There is no enthusiasm among the
Republicans Of Colorado. The domin-
alton Of the Republican party by Sen
ator Guggenheim and kindred infiu-
ences has dissusted the decent Re
publicAns Of the state. - FAirplay
E1une.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

The Colorado Fuel and Iron Co. il
one Of the meanest corporations In
the state. It never has paid rs coal
Iners enough wages to keep soul and
body together; although It votes them
ct the POLLS like 10 many sheep. and
always for the Republican party. II
is owned and controlled by kocke
Teller and the Standard Oil crowd. and
IL Is the cause Of all the troubles at
Trinidad. II there is any workman
who has . kick coming. It IL the coal
miner. for ~ . rule he gets very poor
pay and 10 treated like dog by this
selfish corporation.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

Last January when President Roose-
welt sent his famous message TO Con-
gress recommending an income TAX
and an Inheritance tax. the enactment
Of an sfncient and constitutional en-
ployers' liability bill, as we'll a. recon-
mending . criminal penalty for the
violation o. the antitrust laws. Mr..
Bonynse. at the dictates Of Joe Can.
non. helped turn all such recon-
mendations dow1. ~;
Judge Parker 10 insisting upon
President Roosevelt answering that
question Of the New York World about
the 100000 given to his campaign by
the Standard Oil Company. The pres
ident admits getting 1t, but what be-
came Of it?-Glenwood Avalanche
Echo.
Jesse Mcdonald 10 . business"
man, chi Well, receiving stolen goods
is accounted . business in some quar-
tiers. but It rarely receives the ap-
proval of honest men-Ribe Tele-
gram.
The more mud the opposition hurts
At John r. Shafrsth the greater will
be his majority next November. He
10 Of mold far superior to Jesse Nc
Donald, the receiver Of stolen political
goods.-Lamar Sparks.
First Uncle Joe Cannon blew down
the barrel Of Bryan's gun; then Roose-
welt tried It Now both wish they
hadn't.-Leadville Press.
The Independent Republican papers
land there are quite number Of them
in Colorado) predict the election Of
the Democratic state ticket.-Meekss;
HssaA.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

First Uncle Joe Cannon blew down
the barrel Of Bryan's gun; then Roose-
welt tried 1t. Now both wish they
hadn't-Leadville Press.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

Mr.. BonynEe was placed upon the
currency commission by Joe Cannon,
the formation Of which was practic.
ally an insult to President Roosevelt.
What will Mr.. Bonynge do on this cur.
rency commission! He will carry out
the orders Of Joe Cannon, which
means that he will devise some cur.
rency scheme for the benefit Of bank.
ers and to the detriment Of the ,pco.
pie.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

This ID not kingdom or an empire.
Mr.. Voter. This il = republic. II
you are going to vote for Taft at the
dictation Of Roosevelt you might just
rs we'll set up king and quit the
farce Of running q republic.-Windsor
Poudre Valley.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

senator simon says there are NO ~
phoad germs in watered smelter stock
60 Slad,-Duraneo Democrat.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

Bryan declares that the Republican
administration has been characterized
by hard times. many failures In busi-
ness and with even school chldren
starvtur in Chicaeo. All Of which II
true. Yet tie Republicans claim that
victory for them viii restore prosper
ity. VIII any. sensible people De
fooled By the absurd Republican tall!
Pueblo S&ar-Journal.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

Continued from LIST page Supplement.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
SEEK REASON FOR
SLOUCnY UNIFORMS
Officers of National Guard Must
Explain 'UnsoIdierly Appear
ance" in Parade

The Office of the adjutant general IN
Sacramento is awaiting for NUMBER
OF volunteers of the Spanish American
war TO claim pay for IL days service
in the state before they were
mustered into the volunteer army
men received pay for this service
about three years and a half ago, but
nearly 500 did not make the required
affldavits and were not paid. 1t is these
men who are wanted to appear and
draw their pay. list of those en-
titled to this money has been sent to
every headquarters of the various or
ganizations composed of men who
served in the Spanish American war.
Some of the commissioned officers of
the national guard who were in the
parade in honor Of the feet are very
liable to hear from the higher ups in
the organization on account of unSol-
dierly appearance presented Some time
ago there was an inspection Of the uni
forms of the officers who were to be in
the parade. and 1t was discovered that
many of them had Ill fitting clothes, so
1t was suggested that those who did
not make a presentable military ap-
pearance should have the uniforms al
tered to fit the man. All promised to
do so. but on parade 1t was discovered
that not more than one-fifth of the uni
forms had been altered TO fit. The re-
suit was that the officers as a whole
did not make the fine appearance 1t was
expected they would. 1t is stated that
they will be called upon to explain, so
that the commander of the brigade may
be advised before he Ghall take any
steps along the lines of discipline.
On the first Sunday in the current
month so men of Company L of the
Second infantry. located at Bakersfield,
went on practice march along the
Tevis private road several miles out of
the city and there had drill in ex-
tended orders. Captain Duncan. in COM
mand, divided the company and there
were maneuvers In attack and defense.
When orders to cease firing were
given the contest was declared draw.
After the drill and exercise the. COM
pany sat round an old fashioned camp
fire to enjoy lunch prepared by Com
Sergeant Nagle. On the way
back the men stopped at the recreation
park for game of baseball. On re-
turning to the armory the boys were
treated to ice cream provided by Major
Critics.
The mastering in of Company D, first
corps of cadets of the state, In Peta-
luna last week was an event that was
witnessed by many of the people of that
city and surrounding places. Major
L. S. Ramsdell OF this city was the
mastering officer. The officers of the
new organization are: Chester Pres
sey. captain: Sandy McFadden, first
lieutenant. and Ivan McAllister, sec
ond lieutenant. The muster was fol-
lowed by the presentation of a sword
to Captain Pressey. an exhibition drill.
q battalion drill by four companies OF
cadets and an entertainment, concert
and dance.
The local divisions of the naval
militia are adding recruits at every
assembly. For several weeks past the
men of these, divisions have been drill
ing in quarters in the Jefferson Square
building, in artillery movements.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11

Stmr Bee Rrog, Grays Harbor
Nor stnar Err. Marcussen. Victoria
sur Slnss Rosa. sAiexander, r'' san a'Do Dlego.
Fr schr Hinans; r;r, As!in, S1 = Tahiti Tahiti
POINT LQB0S, May 10. 10. m-Weatbrr
thicki wind southwest, velocity 16 miles n honr
DOMESTIC PORTS
EukEKA--Arriyed May 10--stmr City Of To-
GRAYs HARBoR-saiIed May s-stmr Cor
9nado 2ns., for, for San FRANCISCO; schr K Wood schr
stmr Fair Oaks, for San Pedro.
to raIpoShAanssea o. out Nag iosehr Alert
Cooke. from Ludlow for Honolulu A'ss
SAN. PEDR0--Sailed May g---Stmr Centralia.
.stinr samoa, stnr Norwood. for San Francisco;
stihr Nome City. for Redondo; stmr Wasp, for
Grays Harbor; May 10. stmr Queen. for San
.Franciaco
Arrived May 1o-stmr Fulton, from Hardy
fFT % May si iossmr ssG Santa Cruz.
Ms ssnee 4Ss May s:r q .,,a stmr winnessgo hence
PoFsnd an ff from VALDEZ saRs haAe henee May stmr
ASTORIA -SsIled May lo-stmf Johsn poui-
bay: stmr Asuncion for San Francisco: stmr
Eureka. for Coos bay and Eureka.
Arrived May l0-Stmr Breakwater. from Coos
(, coos gAy---sailed May lo-stmr II Plant
REpoNDo- Sailed May 1o-stmr Nome city,
ISLAND PORTS
April 25.
TAT0osH May i07-schr Alert, bound from
BellInEham for San Pedro, narrowly escaped
drifting ashore on Duncan rocks at daylirht: /:
favorable change in tide carried vessel 60 feet
clear: signaled for tug. but none at the cane
OCEAN STEAMERS
LIFERP00L-Arrfved May 1o-Stmr Car
mania. from New York.
Sailed May io--stnr Empress Of ireland. for
& John; c. and Halifax; stmr southward, for
Portland.
: QUEENSTOWN Sailed MAY io-stmr 1,u-
cania. for New York.
NEW YORK-Arrived May lo-stmr La Lor-
raine. from Havre; stmr Lusitania from Naples !:
stmr New York. from Southampton and Cher
bourg
AETwERP-sailed May 1o-stmf iceland
MASGHESTER-Arrved May 1o-Stmr Gale
donian, from BOSTON,
RoL0GNE-Arrived May S-Stmr New Am
sterdaIn, from New York FOR Rotterdam
cHERB0uRG-sailcd May a-Stmr KaIserin
Auguste Victoria. for New York.
soJTHAMPToN-saile May e--stmr ST
Louis. for New York via CherbourR
Arrived May 10--Stmr Philadelphia, from New
York via Plymouth and Cherbour9
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES May 10-Stmr Staten
dam, for New York Via Bologns.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
AGED WOMAN IS
BURNED TO DEATH
Perishes in Blaze Which De-
stroys Shack She Called
Her Home


Mrs Johanna Hogan. 72 years old.
who had been living alone In shack
at l20 Langton street since the earth
quake, met death last night in nre
which destroyed her home. Mrs. Ii Hogan,
the sneighbors declare, had been Sick
Tor the last five days. She had been
In the habit of lighting the house with
candles and it is presumed by Battalion
Chief Murphy that one of these can
dies, which was placed near the bed,
fell over and started the blaze. When
Murphy arrived at the house he found
the body of the woman partly on the
bed, in a position that would indicate
that she had realized her danger and
tried to escape, but was too feeble to
get away in time
The only living relative that the dead
woman Is known to have had is Tim
sullivan, who runs a saloon at the
corner of Seventh and Stevenson
streets.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
CoalBroughtFromNeWCast
IS Shipped to Shanghai

IT'S like taking Goals to Newcastle"
is an old saying. but when it comes to
bringing Goals from Newcastle to this
port and then reshipping them back
TO the other side OF the Pacific it is a
new idea.
Such is the case. however. in the
shipments OF coal that is 10 be part
OF the cargo Of the British steamer
Suveric, which is loading for the
orient The vessel arrived at this
port February with a cargo Of 5000
tons Of coal from Newcastle After
lying in the stream several months the
vessel docked at Howard street last
week and began discharging its cargo.
II had hardly got its cargo OF coal
out when Il was ordered to take in
another cargo of coal. This cargo is
from the British steamship Geddo. Cap
tain AIcGfll. which arrived from New
castle April %. When the Geddo ar
rived at this port it had 5000 tons Of
coal on board, $500 tons of which
were sold The balance of 1900 tons
is being put on board the Suveric and
again viii be carried across the Pa
cific
The Suveric will leave the end OF
this week for Seattle, where 1t will
take in a cargo-of lumber and then
sail for Yokohama and other ports in
the orient. The coal shipment In the
Suveric is destined for Shanghai.
Brings Nine Stowaways
The steamship Nevadan. which ar
rived in port late Saturday night from
Honolulu, had nine stowaways on
board The vessel had barely put out
from Honolulu when the stowaways
showed up on deck and asked for
something TO eat. Captain Greene fed
them and put them 10 work. The Ne
vadan was days and 81 hours MAX
ing the run from Honolulu
RavaII TOwed to Port
The steamer Ravalli. in tow of the
tug Sea Rover arrived in port yester-
day 19 hours from Santa Cruz. The
little lumber carrier had the misfor
tune to drop two Of its propeller
blades on its way up the coast from
san Pedro. This occurred as the
steamer was approaching Santa Cruz,
so the boat was steered for that port.
There the Sea Rover took charge Of
nation. The vessel comes in ballast
TO the Honolulu lumber company.
VfrEInIan Arrives
The steamship Virginian. Captain
Colcord, arrived in port late Saturday
night The vessel was days from
Salina Cruz and as hours from San
Diego. 1t brings a general cargo of
merchandise to the American Hawaiian
steamship company.
Arrival of the Abessinia
The Kosmos steamship Abessinia.
Captain Craft, arrived in port yester-
day. 6S hours from Seattle. It comes
TO finish loading at this port and to-
morrow Il viii sail for Hamburg,
stopping at way ports.
Makes Long Trip
Strong head winds caused the
steamer Melville Dollar to make q long
voyage from San Diego. Captain Fo-
sen says the weather was nasty from
the start and the vessel was SO hours
in making the run.
Lumber Arrivals
Lumber arrivals at this port yes
terday by sea from the north coast
amounted to 1882 coo feet.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
(soUTHERN. DIvIsIoN)
May o, 1908
VIA SAUSALFTO


VIA SAUSALFTO
For sausallto, MIL Valley, San Rn-
faeI-Daily: Every 80 minutes from
Gas to e:45 a. M; hourly until S45
p. m, then 4.15 and every 80 minutes
until 7:45 p. M; 200. 1o:s5s p m. 1915
On Sundays additional trips as fol-
lows: 1918, 11:15 a m and 1915.
For Fairfnx-week days: s:45, 7:15.
5;45Ap. m. Sundays: SIS, 9:f5, s:45,
1915. 1o:45. HAS a. m. 12:45. 1:45. 2:45,
For san auentin-Daily: 7:45 a. m.
SIS a m, and 2;45 p. m; daily for
'Cazadero and way stations.
a. m. and 7:45 p M Sundays only for
Point Reyes and way stations.
VIA TIBURON
For Tiburon, Belvedere and San Rn-
fael-7:35. $500. 800. IL 100 a. m. 1890.
1850. $40. $50. 1926 p m. daily.
On a sgnssy ssg aaaIsi sas,ipnal .ns trip At SIS
.7:s5 a. m. daiiy-For Petaluma
sanss S;Sas RSsa ;5I,,. HesldsSurgd
500 a. m. .daily-For Petaluma
Santa Rosa, Camp Vacation aud way
stations.
800 a. m daily-For Glen Ellen. and
way stations.
v11:0O' a. m daily-For Petaluma.
Santa Rosa and way stations.
$3.50 p. m. daily-For Petaluma. San
ia Rosa, Healdsburgs Cioverdale. Ukiah.
Guerneyille. Sebastopol and way sta
tions.
$40 p. m. daily-For Petaluma. San
ia Rosa and way stations
$3.50 p. m daily-For Glen Ellen and
way stations.
-Tiburon only.
Ticket Office ....-.....-- Ferry nnflfin~
General Offices. James Flood Buildins
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

san PEDRO MAY IO-The steamer Queen.
Captain Thomas returned today from San Diego.
loaded large freight cargo and proceeded to San
Francisco. via Redondo, taking passengers at the
latter port.
The schooner Columbia, Captain Sprague. sailed
today for Grays Harbor 10 load lumber for the
west coast.
The entire cargo Of the steam schooner South
Bay viii be unlOaded here. Instructions 10 take
part Of her cargo to Redondo have been changed.
The steam schooner Fulton. Captain Maloney.
four days from Mestport. brought 300. Geo feet OF
lumber for the Southern California lumber CON-
The. steam schooner San Gabriel. Captain Ken
dsll four days from Umpqua river. brought S00,-
The steamer Hanalei. Captain Mcfarland,
brought passengers and freight the latter for the
Crescent wharf and warehouse company
The schooner Ruby, Captain Korthe. finished
the work Of unloading and viii sail tomorrow fol
The steam schooners Bowdoin and Cascade will
finish unloading tomorrow and will depart, the
former for Grays Harbor and the latter for Port
SEATTLE. May iO-Arrived: Steamer Port
land from Valdez steamer TRilac from Sar
Francisco. steamer Santa Cruz from San Fran
cisco. steamer Winnebago from San Francisco
Sailed: Steamer Corwin for Nome, steamship
More than thousand persons were Mt ths
dock 10 bid godspeed TO the steamer Cor7vin
the first boat TO leave for Nome from Seattle
this year The vessel carried about seventy
passengers ana 800 tons Of freight IN addition
to 6 load Of coal. Most OF the freight con
sisted OF fruits and vegetables for the gold
mining Town. twenty-five tons OF mall matter
went on her
The steamer Jefferson took II0 passenger
10 Skagway- The steamer Santa Cruz will e
into the drydock 70 have its hull strengthened
i viii be used a wrecker by tie North
Pacific salvage company, concern organized
by J. T. Phzro.
ASTORIA. ore, May 1O.-Tbe steamer Alr
ancc arrived from Portland this morning and
sailed for Coos bay with freight and iasseI.
gers. The ste2mer Brpakwater arrived from
Coos bay vita freight and passengers and PRO
ceeded 10 Portland. The oil tank steamer
Asuncion In ballast for San Francisco arrived
from Portland this morning and went directiy
to sea. The steamer Eureka with freight ,ne
passengers for Eureka and way ports sailed
this afternoon The steam schooner JohaE l..rl
sen, with cargo ~of TO. 900 feet Of lutnbe,
for San Francisco, sailed today. The steamel
Watson. en- route from Seattle 10 San Fran
ciBcO. passed tie mouth OF .he river 1T n.,r
today The steam schooner Washington sa,leg
~ san Francisco with cargo II 500 an
feet Of lumber. The French bark F. D.sn,rd
with a full cargo ~ gain FOR Europe errit 81
down the liver flIs aIf.r.lluln- =
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11

Star Santa Barbara. Zaddart. 6I hours from
passengers
stmr A Kilburn. Mcclellan, 10 hours from
Eureka. -
Stnr RavaII. Nelson. days from San Pedro
via Santa Cruz Q hours; in tow tug Sea Rover
disabled propeIlerj.
Sfmr Bee, Krog 50 hours from San Pedro.
Stmr Melville Dollar. Fosen, 90 hours from
San Diego.
stmr Brunswick. Ellefsen Il houry from Fort
Bragg.
sf3r Santa Maria. Alberts. % hours from Fort
Sclr John G North, Erickson, 8 days from
Port Ludlow
schr Oliver Olson. Khilenberg l06 hours
from Grays Harbor; In tow stmr ]. Marhof5er
SAILED
Sunday, May 10.
Stmr Santa Monica, Olsen. San Pedro.
Stmr Yellowstone, Rorvfck San Pedro
stmr James Higgins, Higgias, Fort Bragg.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
woMAN,s PAPER IN ITALY

AS result of the Milan exhibition it
has been decided to start an Italian
monthly review in the interest OF Ital-
ian women. The publication is to be
called Vita Femminile-Italiana, and it's
object is to improve the moral. social.
educational and economic condition. of
the women of Italy.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
compagnis GeneraIe TrausatIantioue
DIRECT LINE no u.vpvD

DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARIs-
Sallings every Thursday, instead Of Sanraa,
49,, ~ a. m.' from pier AZ North River. foot .,
FIRST class to Havre. $40 and upward, seco,.,
eiass % Havre, S45 and upward. (,FNFp AZ. ~
ADA. S,n ~ STATE ST.. New York. J. r. Frfstz1ff
Manager facsac coast. $50 Montgomery Ar So -,
agents AcAets sold BY all railroad ticket
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11

Average snow on ground 20 inches.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure has fallen rapidly the north
ern portion of the Pacific slope and the OF
low pressure over northern Arizona has increased
in intensity These conditions have caused
cloudy weather over the northern half OF the Pa
cfc slope, with light rain In northern California
Idaho ana portions OF Oregon and Washington.
The temperature has risen east OF the Sierra
and fallen on the Pacific slope. Conditions are
favorable for cloudy weather, with showers, north
Of the Tehachspi Monday, aud fair weather in
the south.
FORECAST
San Francisco and Ficinity-Showers Monday
light southwest wind
Sacramento valley-Showers Mondsy; light
south wind.
San Joaquin valley-Cioudy, probably with
showers Monday; light north wind.
Los Angeles and Ticinity-Fair Monday; light
west wind.
G. H. WILSON, Local Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Sunday May 10
s,mr Aicatraz. Ellesen. 50 hours from Santa
Barbara.
Ger stmr Abessinia Kraeft es hours from
Seattle: put in to finish loading
Stmr H0Quiam. Reinertson. 20 hours from
HoQuiam-
simr Aandalay. Lofstrom. 80 hours from cres-
cent City: bound south. put In for fuel.
stmr czsrlna. Duegan. 40ls hours from Coos
bay.
Stmr Shosbone, Asplund. IS hours from As
forfs.
stmr J. Marho1er winkel 106 hours from
Grays Harbor. with schr Oliver J. Olson in tow
Stmr Sea Foam. Lee, ~ hours from Mendocfno.
via Point Arena 10 hours.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
Arnnr Trnn.nor..

Tie Burnside IS on the northern coast.
The Buf0rd is in port.
The Crook is in port
Tic Fitzpatrick IS at Newport News. Va.
The Dix Is az Seattle
Tie Logan Is IN port. undergoing repairs
The Meade is at Newport News Va
The sherman left Honolulu April lG for Ma
Mia.
Nay 8
Tie Thomas sailed from Honolulu May 10,
tlfs port.
Tie Warren is at Manila
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES
ISLAND NAVY YARD
VALLEJO AND NAPA

NAPA VALLEY ROUTE
Monticello $. S. Co. and Napa Valley Electric
r. r. Co. Close connections.
GROUND TRIPS DAILY--s
Boats leave San Francisco 7:00 s9:45 a. M.
1890 noon. 3sf5, 6:00. $3.50 p, N.
San Francisco landing and office. Clay street
wharf. north end ferry building, Market street
ferry. Meals la carte
Phone Kearny 4O6.
Glands Navy Yard direct ----~--4-~--~;5
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
LYRIC QUARTET GIVEN
APPLAUSE AT CONCERT
Players Render Difficult SeIec-
tions With Splendid Power
at Lyric Hall

An appreciative audience attended
yesterday afternoon the fourth concert
of the Lyric string quartet. given at
Lyric hall. and literally applauded
every musical Offering. The quartet
rendered some difficult selections with
splendid power. Following was the
program:
l-Allegro spiritoso.
2--Andante grnEfoso.
3-Menuetto allegro.
4-Finale presto.
(a) Andante cantablle. from op. 1i....
y. g Ischaikowsky)
~ schsrzo Niyace Caesar Frank
No. "a. Rubinstein)
III
Quartet, No ]. G. minor On A. Mozartl
ALLEGRO
2-Andante.
Sr-Rondo allegro moderate.
The Lyric quartet was composed Of
G. Severi, violin NJ. DoIin, violin; N.
Firestone, viola, and W. villaipando
violoncello, with Miss Ada Clement.
pianist.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
lied to hare the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once In this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11

The first women's congress ever held
In Italy VIII take place in Rome next
month. Education. home industries and
works OF beneficenee are to occupy the
attention of this meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
The nrcr.Ino -

British ship Falkenfank ont ls4 DAYS FINN
Port Talbot. for Valparaiso. 80 per cent
American ship Bangniore. ont POI lavs from
Norfolk. for Honolulu. - pr ceaf
Chilean bark Adela, ouf Is days from Tacoma
Tor Valparaiso. % Der oeaf
British bark British feqman. ont III days from
sydney, \. S. ". for San Franeiseo u per
conf - -