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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-22
DEATHS

BLAND-In this city, October 2i. 1905 Thomas
A. dearly beloved OF William and Alice
Bland and devoted .5,s brother OF N Wis'ism asr "a
months and % days Placerville papers please
copy.l
BRoYLEs-In this city. October 20. 1908.
Louise Broyles, beloved wife OF Charles p.
Broyles.
BURNs-In Oakland CAL. October %. 1905.
Robert Burns beloved husband OF Jennie
Burns father Of Robert and Paul Burns and
Mrs. Jessie Stoll, and uncle Of Mrs Nellie v.
Shattuck OF Minneapolis, native OF Eng
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend. the funeral services tomor-
row friday. October 23. at 10:S0 a. M.
at Calvary Presbyterian church. corner OF
Fillmore and Jackson streets. San Francisco
under the auspices of Apollo lodge NO. l23.
r %. o. F. Interment Greenlawn cemetery.
Remains Mt j. E. Henderson's parlors, 1900
Webster street. Oakland
DONLON-In this city. October 20. 1908.
Michael j., beloved husband OF the late Sarah
Donlon and father OF William j. Donlon and
Mrs. j. W. Parry. a native OF Loagford, Ire
land. aged So years
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today CThurs-
dayl. october o. 1908, at $50 o'clock a. m
from the parlors of D. J. Kenny 4 Co.. 1719
Eddy street. thence to ST. Brigid's church.
where 4 requiem mass will ba celebrated for
the repose OF bis soul. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery, By carriage
FOGUs-In this city, October 20. 1905. David
H. FOCUS. beloved husband OF Louise FOCUS.
and sfepfsther of W. d. FOCUS, a native OF
Virginia, aged IL years. (Idaho papers pleass
copy.(
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today Thurs
dayl at 1890 a M, from the parlors OF
Porter & White, 1914 Eddy street near Ia
cuna Inferment Greenlawn cemetery
GARVEY-In San Mateo CAL. October ~
1905, Bernardo, beloved husband OF Katherine
Garyey (nee Quinlan). and son OF Micha Il
Caryey a native OF Lake county MississiDni
aged 34 years months and % days mem
her Of Electrical Workers union, local No.
537.
Friends and acquslntances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today Thurs
day}, October %. 1905. at O'Clock a. A..
from the mortuary chapel OF the Golden Gate
undertaking company. 2475 Mission street
thence to st. MichaeFs church, Ocean View
where requiem high viii be cele-
brated for the repose Of his soul. commencing
at $50 o'clock a. m. Intermenr Holy Cross
cemetery
GILLIES-In this city. October ls 1905. Annie.
beloved wife Of the late D. J. Gillles. loving
mother of Samuel j. Gillies and Mrs J. j.
Quinn. aud devoted sister OF Mrs W. J. Ne
Carthy. a native OF Nova Scotia, aged 81
years 10 months and - days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
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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 indorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once In this column free OF charge
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BIG PLANT DESTROYED

PITTSVILLE;. Pa. Oct 21.-The large
furniture store warehouse and audi
torium of Levi Hummel and the boiler
and stove works of G.. A. Schimpf were
destroyed by fire today. Loss $150.000.
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And in accordance with the law and an order
Of the Board of Directors made the 10th day
OF September. A. ID. 1e0s. many of the shares
viii be sold at the front door OF the principal
place of business OF the Ocean Shore Railway
Company. at its office at No 80 Eleventh street.
in the city and county OF San Francisco, state
Of California Saturday. the 3lst day of Octo-
ber A. ID. 1908, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, 10 pay said delinquent assessments
upon the stock aforesaid. together with the costs
OF advertising and the expenses OF sale
Dated this goth day OF October A. D. 1905
BURKE CORBET.
Secretary Of the Ocean Shore Railway Company.
Location OF Office No % Eleventh street. city
and county Of San Francisco. state Of California.
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CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY

0FFICE:
so4. sos. SOC and 3o7 Union square Buildins.
$50 POST ST.
Telephone Douglas l515.
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UNITED CANDY COMPANY, INC, San Fran
cisco. Cal. 2sse 10th st-Notice: There is de
Iinquent upon the following described stock, on
account of assessment levied on the 9th Of Au-
r,,sf Inns folloTs.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
laxes due upon assessments made nv fhe
M s.sIe board OF equalization. controllers de-
partment, state of CaIifornie
NOTICE

NOTICE
AaAes Que upon assessments made nv fhe
state board OF equalization controlIer,s de-
partment state of California
Sacramento. Oct 10 1908.
oeae 1Ccolosnce with the provisions OF section
o6ee OF the political code. notice is hereby
- even mat ! have received from the state board
sessments OF Railways and the s.DunIicafe
Record OF Apportionment of Railway Assess
r1onart mrnss containing the assessments upon the
Citations or corporatio as fixed bv said state
board OF equalization for the year 1908. viz:
Central Pacific Railway Company. South Pc
cihc Coast Railway Company. Southern Pacifc
Railroad Company Nevada and California Rail-
wey Company. Southern California Motor Road
Railway Company, San Pedro Los Angeles and
SAT- Lake Railroad Company. Northwestern Pa
cine Railroad Company. Western Pacific Rail-
Company, Sierra Railway Company of call
fornls. Pacific Coast Railway Company. Nevada
TslleTs TSsullt0rnia,o1egon Rallway COMPANY Sierra
solldated Railroad Company Nevada County
Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, Lake Tahoe
Electric Railway Company. Yosemite Valley
Railroad Company. Vallejo, Benicia and Napa
water Railroad Company, Ocean Shore Railway
Company. San Juan Pacific Railway COMPANY
and the Pullman Company.
The state and county taxes on all nersonsI
property and one-half Of the state and connfy
taxes on an real property are now due and
Monday in November next at 9 o,clock ne s ,ss :,
ana unless paid to the state treasurer at the
Capitol prior thereto 3 per cent will be added
TO the amount thereof; and unless so paid on
OF before the last Monday in April next at g
O'Clock p. m, an additional per cent will
be added TO the amount thereof. The remaining
one-half OF the state and county taxes on ali
real property will be due and payable at sny
time after the first Monday in January next
snd will be delinquent on the last Monday in
April next at o'clock p. m: and unless paid
10 the state treasurer at the Capitol prior
thereto per cent viii be added to the amount
Alb. NYE, State Controller.
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And In accordance with law, many shares
Of stock as may be necessary viii be sold at
2ss9 18th ST.. November @. 1905, at 10 a. m, TO
pay delinquent assessment hereon, together with
cost Of advertising.
o. r. ROETHING. Secretary
2Ss9 18th St. San Francisco. Cal.
THE cigar store at Sutter St. formerly con-
Quoted by H. A. Bollinger, changed hands
this day. Present all bills Immediately. W.
r. SCOTT.
ADAH SMITH is not responsible for any bills
contracted by James Booker.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK FOR NONPAY-
MENTNOF ASSESSMENT

OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY COMPANY.
Location Of principal place of business, No. 50
Eleventh street. in the city and county OF San
Francisco and state of California
Notice is hereby given that there is delinquent
upon the following described capital stock of the
Ocean Shore Railway Company on account Of as
sesslnent heretofore. TO wit, on the 10th day of
september, A. D. 1905 levied thereupon. the sew
ersI amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spectiye share holders as follows. viz.
LIST OF DELINQUENT STOCK HOLDERS
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY.
ASSESSMENT NO. s.
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Do You Want S5.00f
Read THE CALLS weekly OFFER on
page IL.
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s75 cash. S5 monthly, room rough house; lot
25xfI2:6: street work all done gas in the
house; only 3 minutes to East 14th ST. or
right on electric cariine; minutes 10 the
local train for S. F.; price for all 81 100.
5000 cash, $40 monthly, story house 7
rooms bath; 3 rough house in rear: GOOD
for electrician; lot 35xi Is; 2oo. feet from
Telegraph av-; on Goth ST.; price $4,000 Call
way, Oakland. H. z. JONES' owner Office
closed Sundays.
I HAVE number of choice homesite lots. will
sell for about half real value, and will build
cost of 81. 900 to $4,000. a cash payment
OF only $500 down. balance like rent.
CHAS. II. C0NkLIN, 12fS Broadway, Oak
land.
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THE san FRANCISCO Call, THuRspAY. OCTOBER p 1908
OAKLAND H9 tRg!5vAlIF
OAKLAND real EsTATE-continued

OARLAND REAL ESTAfE-COntinued
s12, 900 Modern story building . stores and
2S rooms and apartments, each having
bath and hot water apd all modern ap-
pointments for small family: on btu
minized streets; mortgage OF $4,000 can
stand
ST. cottage rooms, barn. windmill and
tank; lot 4ox1s5; street work done; Berke-
s.. 25o and ss.o0e-New modern 5 and room
bungalows. each corner lot 40xS4;
street work done and on carline; easy
payments.
s2,3oo-Lot 50x5o; all street work done and
near earline; house Of rooms and bath
$3'oo0-House Of Is rooms on lot 25xiI5; street
work done and on carne.
$2,250-Modern room cottage; lot 30xS4;
street work done and on carline; loan Of
$f.250 stand.
", s50-Bungalow of 8 rooms; oak floors; lot
a5x100; blocks to cars.
$S,250--4 modern fats and rooms: lot 50x
100: windmill and tank; street work
:, 900 done ! block to car; rent 500 - 100
lis; blocks TO ear and school
81, 2,1oo-Corner lot 1o0x100: story house OF
:. rooms; l block to ear. %
SZ,IoO-2 story room house and bath; lot OK
100; block to station; North Oakland
HUGH NJ. CAMERON,
l05s Broadway. Oakland Cal.
$500 fine lot 4ox1oe. ouly $3.50 cash, monthly
payments; excellent Investment.
II. J. MONTGOMERY,
40th and Telegraph av.,
CENTRAL OAKLAND
and bath; lot 37:9x122; Adeline ST. next to
corner of 26th; owner on premises TO p
M; $4,000.
HOMES monthly payments; banking interest;
we will build or buy you a home Pacific
Home Building Co.. 952 Broadway, Oakland
81 500 cash, $3.50 credit, viii buy 10 room
house and lot. 627 Chestnut St. Oakland
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CALL pRAScH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore St. neAr
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BUSINESS CARDS

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
JACKS. the house mover; houses raised and
moved. 4Sth st. and San Pablo, Emeryyile
+. o. Phone Piedmont 30S0
THE Oakland Branch OF The Call is at 4Gs
Eleventh -. near broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland 1855; Home A2375-
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
SANTA FE TRACT SNAPS
So 5O0-A new, modern convenient bungalow. I
rooms and bath; on SD st. near Grove,
lot 35x130.
s4250-One of the snappiest and coolest buura
lows, near 55th and Grove sts.; 4Ox13O:
rooms and bath; easy terms.
sfO5O-Iot on SD st. east Of Dover; 30xfs0.
A. ]. SNYDER 901 Broadway, Oakland.
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J0YCE-In M0nrovia. CAL. October IL 1908.
Dr. Frederick Lawrence Joyce. beloved hus-
band OF Maud Lewis Joyce, son Of Fred r.
and the late K. A. Joyce, and nephew OF
Thnnaa & MnIlnr
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HAYWARD REAL ESTATE
Hayward and HOUSES and LOTS. j. p Sill
VA. owner, d and Main SITS. Hayward, Cal.
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REAL ESTATE

SPECIAL.
CENTRAL REALTY CO., 2I12 Fruitvale av.
50 2OO-About $500 down. balance per cent
new, modern room: plastered, gas; blocks to
the avenue; lot 4Sx175, with Is bearing fruit
trees berries etc.; 80 chickens and ducks in
cuded; owner going east: make offer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-24

reoa de Ley de Evdenca segdn ha esabecdo
Esados Undos de practcar la prueba de testi
gos por WILLIAM REYNOLDS. Traducida con permiso
del autor por los abogados don r Ulpano Colon
Jose Tous Soto de venta las Librerias del
MERcANr1 OLYMPIC Otero, Ponce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-24
EN- ARRENDAMIBNTO

Sc SOLICITA en- arren-
damiento una flnca de $50 cuer-
das, POGO mas 8 menos, situada
en- la Jurisdiction de Bayam6n
o Rio Piedras. Dicha finca de
be estar sembrada de buen
paste. con aqua y tener casa
prOpia para vivienda.
DIRIuRsE A f. F.-P. O. Box
488.
Evening journal., 1908-08-12
ELIMINATE CRACK SHOTS

CAMP PERRY. o.. Aug. l2.--Annsunce-
mont was made yesterday OF the elimina-
tion from the national matches and the
contests OF the National Rife Association
Of representatives Of powder companies as
prize winners.
This innovation puts out OF the race
for the $500 wimbledon cup. the Leech
cup. the Presidents match. the national
individual and pistol matches, etc. some
OF the most formidable shots Of America.
One of them is Captain X. X. v. Casey,
Of Delaware. who has for years been bag
ging trophies at Sea Girt and who last
year won the Wimbledon cup from % con-
testants. Others boarred out are DR.. w. X.
Hudson. OF Jersey City, and Captain II.
/. Mcbride. OF Indiana
Lieutenant Colonel Il. k Evans. IT, s
A.. designated by the Department OF War
to act as executive officer during the
tournament arrived this evening. Major
w b. Martin. Of New Jersey. a member
Of the Olympic team. came to-day for the
Individual matches.
All Of the Olympic visitors are now
here with the exception OF Captain ]. H.
sIessian, Of Delaware, and Sergeant Len
elmer. 81 Nav ysrk.
Evening journal., 1908-08-12
MAN
OF BOYCOTTING

CHESTER. Aug. i2.-Charged with con-
Quoting a boycott against William West
phal a West End shoemaker, Samuel
Walters. a Chester steelworlxer, was ar
rested and at a hearing before Alderman
James Longbottom was held in ban for a
further hearing when il is claimed the
plaintiff win implicate others in the al
legged attempt to injure his business be-
cause he has been patronizing the cars
Of the Chester Traction Company.
Don't take your shoes into that place;
he rode on trolley car" Walters is al
legged to have said to a customer of Vest
phal
The arrest Is the first 70 be made on the
boycott charge. II is said that a number
Of other merchants are awaiting develop
ments. and may follow the example OF
Westphal If they can get evidence against
those who are endeavoring TO keep Gus
toners away from their places OF busi-
ness.
Evening journal., 1908-08-12
MANY STIRRED BY
SHIPMAN CASE
Baltimore Sun Special.

bdlJulOre sun special.
CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Aug. 1.-THE
shipman-carew affair was one of the
principal topics of conversation on the
streets of Cambridge to-day. From
Hurlock visitors it was learned that
Mr.. Shipman on Monday requested his
presiding elder Rev. S. M. Morgan, to
bring the matter to a speedy trial be-
fore a duly constituted church tri-
bunal. Mr.. Shipman has asked Rev
Ralph T. Coursey, pastor Of Zion
Church, Cambridge, to act as his coun-
sci in the church trial, but the latter
has not yet announced his decision.
Among those most interested in the
affair are Mr. Shipman's former mem
bers and acuuaintances in the Neck
district, where a year or two ago he
was pastor of Beckwith and Spedden
churches. Washington Church, at
Hurlock, of which he is pastor, ia large
and influential, with many wealthy
members. Sentiment at Hurlock Is
said to be about evenly divided, but
the conservative element are reserving
their decision and Cling Mr.. Shipman
the opportunity to clear himself before
pronouncing judgment upon him.
The young woman is silent So far
not one world has been heard from her
concerning the affair At the signt
Of a carriage entering the farm at
Danes Quarter. where the Carews
live. the young woman Immediately
hastened indoors and the visitor was
told by a sad-eyed woman. Mrs. Ma
than Todd. her mother, that her daugh-
ter was not TO be seen and had nothing
to say.
While the young woman has not as
yet showed any signs Of melancholia.
the mother says that she is being care
fully watched so that by no chance will
she be able to do harm to herself.
''will we stand by her in this?" ask
ed the mother in answer to that ques-
ton. Eyes, to the very end. The
girl is childish. She was my only
daughter and we raised her as an only
daughter can be raised. She lived here
in this place all her life" The mother
swept her hand about. The landscape
included a house sheltered va cluster
Of trees and a few outbuildings. The
scene was one of isolation.
No action was taken by the young wo-
man to answer the divorce bill. Her
father, Nathan Todd. sailed away in the
morning for some point in Dorchester
county and the mother when asked where
he had gone shook her head slowly and
said she hoped he would do nothing rash.
Mrs. Todd would not say whether or not
the daughter would fight the divorce pro-
ceedings.
Mr. Carew, the husband is in Havre de
Grace. Nothing was heard from him to-
day and TO those to whom he talked be-
fore going he said he intended making
that place his headquarters Mr. shipman
is at Hurlock nursing his wounds and pre-
pairing to defend himself when the confer
ence begins its work Of investigation. Mr..
Morgan visited him yesterday morning
and heard his statement.
Evening journal., 1908-08-12
MAY BE NO FIGHT
FOR DELEGATES
Opposition in But Few Dis
trlCts Expected at the
Republican Primaries

The time for hling names of candi-
dates for the Republican primary
election for delegates to the State con-
vention expired at II o'clock last night
and the executive committees Of the
Republican City and County Commit
tees will have a meeting this afternoon
TO compile the list and make up the
tickets for the city and county.
Indications at noon were that there
would be no more than two contests
in Wilmington and one or both Of them
may be straightened out by the with
drawal of some Of the candidates for
delegates. There are few contests in
the county.
The wards in which there may be
contests are the Seventh and Eighth
In the Seventh ward two names more
than the number OF telegates allotted
to the ward were filed, and in the
Eighth ward one name more than
the number OF allotted delegates was
filed. The contests in the two wards
are not due to any opposition to either
Mr.. Pennewill for Governor or Mr.
Heald for Congress, it was said, but
because of a desire of some men to go
to the convention as delegates.
It was thought for awhile that there
would be a contest in the Fifth ward,
between representatives of the organ
ization and the opposition, but IT dwin-
died away and the following names
were filed, which were satisfactory TO
both sides: General T. Coleman du-
Pont. George H. Mccall, James f..
Nields. f. NJ Kilvington and Charles
Lambert, colored The alternates are
William S. Lednum, Frank w. Peirson,
Thomas Wilkinson, Walter II. Hayes
and James Kent, colored.
Republicans of the Second ward last
night nominated the following:
elegates-Michael Palese. Andrew
E. Cole, Harvey Davis and John Dennis.
Alternates-Andrew J. Palese, VIII
liam Goodman, Isaac S. Anderson and
William J. Cuff
Republicans of the Fourth ward last
night named the following ticket:
Delegates-H B. Wigglesworth
James Kitchen and w. A. Chesney
Alternates-C. r. Holt, George Nor
ris and Thomas Zebley.
Evening journal., 1908-08-12
NEWSY DOINGS
OF new CASTLE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL"
NEW CASTLE, Aug 12-Ida Candy
the Bridgeton, N. j.. girl who ran away
from heme TO Join tho circus, left with her
father for home yesterday afternoon.
The severe electrical storm last evening
caused a dark house for the Smith
carnival. The band, however. played as
an orchestra for dance in the X. Of Z.
Hall
Two special officers are to be appointed
on account Of the carnival. Residents Of
sixth street nnd that there have been
many providers In their yards. The at
traction of the carnival brings the peo-
pie TO the front doerI aDhIwtlle16hAH do
not close the back OF tho houses there Is
a splendid chance for providers 70 rob.
The Board Of Health viii make de-
termined effort 10 have all weeds on lots
cut down.
Complaint has been lodged with City
Council OF the street opposite 10. be-
longing 20 the Leslie estate.
Miss Anna Newlove. who has been con-
fined 70 her home with severe attack Of
diphtheretic sore throat, is improving
Many prominent New Castle people Wis
tied the state range yesterday and wit
messed the work of tho militia
David II. Miller. Of Company II, Joined
those at the targets yesterday
The Republicans have rented the room
formerly occupied by the PiclSwick Club
Il viii be furnished and win be used as
headquarters during the campaign.
Farmers In this section repsrt that the
potato crop will be short ...
David Hyde. OF State Road is q candi-
date for representative. on the Demo-
cratic ticket He was an aspirant for the
position several years ago but was de-
feated by George w. Eckies.
Frank McGrory is a candidate for hum
dred assessor in opposition 70 John b.
Montgomery, the present Democratic in
cumbent
Evening journal., 1908-08-12
WILMINGTON TO
HAVE CRACK TEAM

When the DUPONT and x-Wilmington
teams meet on Saturday at Front and
Union. two of the best aggregations OF
amateur ballplayers ever gotten to-
gether in this CITY win face each other.
Manager Fahey already announces
that he viii play in Saturdays gaues
Patsy Donohoe and Phil" King.
both stars on this years Villa Nova
College team. They are Wilmington
boys, who are home Cor the summer.
He has also the promise of a star
twirler, the fastest boy ever turned
out Of Wilmington, who is now here
temporarily. His name will be an
nounced later If he is able TO play.
For the first time this year DUPONT
will be able to present its star outfeld.
Harrington. Prentiss and Mckinney,
all fast and havd-hitting players. Ths
DUPONT team realizes what it is up
against when it meets Fahey's picked
bunch, as Eddie has the reputation OF
being always able to get the best, and
last seasons record VIII stand as a
recommendation OF the class OF ball
these two teams play, when in a series
of three games there was but three
runs difference. A complete lineup of
the two teams will be announced on
Friday.
Evening journal., 1908-08-12
DIR. ALEXANDER
LOWBER DEAD
Secretary of State Board of
Health Expired
To-day

Or. Alexander Lowbor, one of the best
known physicians OF this city and well
known throughout the state, died at his
homo. No, s05 VanBuren str at $50
o'clock this morning His conc turned
for the worst last evening anu no hope
was held out for his recovery. lie had
been sick for nine days.
About tive weeks ago he went TO Sea-
ford on Official business in connection
with the State Board OF Health and on
his return he complained OF feeling badly.
He went TO bed and DR.. John J. Black.
OF New Castle, lifelong friend. was
called IN to attend him His condition
gradually grew worse, however. untn
death occurred. Death was due to a liver
trouble.
Dr. Lowber was born In Frederica, Del,
sixty years ago and when an infant his
parents removed with him 10 Newark, IN
which town and this city he had lived
ever since.
he was graduated from Delaware Col
lege In 1858, and later took his degree as
doctor at jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia He was unmarried and had
lived for any years with his sister. Miss
Eugenia Lowber.
AS secretary and executive officer OF the
State Board OF Health. which position he
held for many years, Dr. Lowber took an
active interest in general health matters
OF the State and his duties called him
to every county and remote places
through Delaware. For that reason he
was widely known. No arrangements for
his funeral have been made as yet