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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
GIVE HIGH OFFICE
TO STURT[vANT
Board of Prison Directors Make
Lodi Man Clerk of Their
Organization
Contracts for the 100000 Cell
Building at San Quentin
Are Awarded

SAN QUENTIN, Sept. 12.-W D.
Sturtevant, an assistant in the commits
sary department at San Quentin since
November, 1907, was appointed clerk to
the board of prison directors at the
meeting of the directors this afternoon.
Sturtevant is appointed to I'LL the va
cancy caused by the death of Brainard
f. Smith, who held the position for
more than 20 years.
Sturtevant comes from Lodi, in San
Joaquin county. and is a brother in law
of Assemblyman Percival of San Joaquin
county. He has been active in poll
tics in the county, particularly in the
country districts.
resolution of coincidence was
adopted and ordered to be sent to the
relatives of the late clerk.
Several contracts for the furnishing
of materials for the new cell building
which is to cost $4,000 were. awarded
The new building is to be built en-
tirely by convict labor and will be of
steel and concrete construction. State
Engineer Ellery and his assistant W.
r. Eckert, were present at the meet
ing and advised the members of the
board in the matter of the contracts.
Charles NJ. Mccormick & Co. were
awarded the contract for furnishing the
lumber at S12.95 per 1000 feet. The con-
tract for the concrete was awarded to
Gray Brothers at 621S cents per cubic
yard. The Bay development company
will furnish the sand at So cents per
cubic yard. Baker & Hamilton will
furnish the steel wire nails at S2S5
per keg and the Western building and
material company will deliver the ce-
ment at s14S per barrel All contracts
call for delivery at San Quentin.
The iron wire will be purchased at
s2.S5, $2.95 and s3.95 per 100 pounds
A special meeting of the board is to be
held next Wednesday to award the con-
tract for the steel bars that are to be
used in the construction
Nine prisoners were paroled by the
board. During the discussion in re-
gard to the paroling of prisoners, it
was said only an average of one out
of every ten prisoners paroled are re-
turned TO the prison
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
SCORE
TOWN TRUSTEES
BerkeIey's Rulers Criticised for
Their Peculiar Theories
of Economy
Said to Have Made University
Municipality a Laughing
Stock for the State

BERKELEY, Sept. 12.-The town
trustees We're scored for their handling
of the towns money by the members
of the conference committee of the i'm
provement clubs which met in the town
hall last night
All the members of the clubs present
were in favor of the calling of spe-
cial election to raise money to tide
over the threatened deficit in the city
treasury, but all were of the opinion
that a more careful handling of the
city's funds was desirable.
W. ]. Miles, c. A. Sherman and Pres
ident Victor Robertson of the commit
tee spoke against what they termed the
unbusiness like methods of the town
board. They declared the city had been
made laughing stock for the people
of the state on account of the re-
trenchment policies of the board The
chamber of commerce idea of calling a
mass meeting of the citizens to discuss
the feasibility of calling special tax
election was indorsed.
The members of the committee were
also of the opinion that charter free
holders board should be elected, that
a new charter may be framed in time
for the spring session of the legislat-
ture. 1t was announced that the subject,
Why Should We Not Consolidate With
Oakland?" will be discussed before the
committee by outside speakers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Saturday. September Il:
Alfred 81. Mueh "a, 22l3 BrOderick ST, and
Florence II. Campbell Horn, 81, 1928 Waller ST.
Thomas W. Tinker %, 726 Fillmore ST., aud
Annie F. MaeLennan, 81. 1886 McAlister ST.
Herman Schulz, A, San Rafael, and Bernar-
dine kuensting, A. Monterey.
Ralph P. Summerfeld. %, COtati, and Teekld
Lundberg a. Fruitvale.
Dsrio Quilici. %. and Ida A. Notroni, 20,
both OF South San Francisco.
Louis Lindo, rs. l Union ST., and Mary Ger
rutti. IS, 1914 Eighteenth ave.
Herman c. Kurt, 2S. and Annie ]. Mulloy, 81,
both of Yreka.
Charles H. Merrill. %. 32o1 Clay ST.. and n.
Phyllis Moulton, 20, Menlo Park
Edward LaH. 81, and Maria Johnson. ID.
both of 1901 Folsom st.
Chew Yung. 80. 724 Jackson St, and Rose
OAKLAND, Sept 1.-THE following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Harry A. Powers, Is, and Helen Springer, is.
both OF Berkeley
Robert W. Tempest. 50, and Bertha VIII.
90, both Of Sacramento.
Frank shoreK, "a, and Mary Baker, %, both
OF Chicago.
Joseph Santos, 21 and Amelia V. Silva. 10.
both OF San Lorenzo.
David s. Reseigh Jr., 23. ard Alice NJ. Toole,
81 both of Oakland.
Manuel Santos. II, and Rose Matthias. 10, both
of Oakland.
Charles S. Collins. %. and Edith c. Nichols.
g. both of San Jose.
Frank d. nuesdale, "a st. Louis, and Mile
Dell Bonneville, "a Houston. Tex
Miner a. Peterson, 20, and Clara Johnson, Is,
both OF Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
SAN MATEO AMBITIOUS
FOR FUTURE GREATNESS

SAN MATEO. Sept. 12.-The first def
mite steps for the formation of a greater
San Mateo have been taken by the for
nation OF two committees at the invi-
tation of the city council. one on. the
extension of the city limits and the
other on the city bond issue. Each
committee consists of seven members
and with the backing of the council
and the board of trade will actively en-
gage in the work which has been in
trusted to them.
meeting of the committees and the
city council will be called within a
fortnight at which time further action
for the extension of the city limits will
be taken. The following compose the
committees: Extension-Rev. n. B. w.
Eallwey, chairman; James p Britt w.
- Obear. Edward w. Howard. S. P.
Johnston. George A. Kertell and
Charles NJ. Morse. Bond issue-Joseph
Levy chairman: John H. Coleman.
Charles n. Kirkbride. Davenport Brom-
field. John E. Casey. NJ. j. Conway and
c. j. Fisher
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
FORTY-SEVEN STITCHES
TAKEN IN MANS HEAD

OAKLAND, Sept. IA record in
the number of stitches taken in a
mans head was made at the receiv-
ing hospital early this morning, when
AZ sutures were required to close the
wounds which Joe Brown, a Pullman
cook, exhibited on his Uranium and
face. Gashes varying from one inch
to FIVE inches in length crossed in
every direction. His cheeks were laid
open, his eyes had been narrowly
missed. and one long cut from the top
of his left ear had severed the corners
of his upper and lower lip. Other
gashes meandered across the back of
his head and over the top.
Brown said he had quarreled with
John TAFT, an Emeryville lather, over
money, and that TAFT assaulted him
with q pocket knife.
DIR. Rice took 10 sutures in one cut
and Is in another Brown refused an
anaesthetic and afterward went to his
home at 761 Willow street TAFT has
eIuded the police.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
ORP PHANAGF TO Be
GIVEN A BENEFIT
'Uplands,' the Crocker Country
Home, Will Be Used for
Garden Fete
Funds Secured Will Be Donated
to Building for Bishop Armi-
tage Institution

SAN MATEO, Sept. 12.-Uplands, the
magnificent country estate of Miss Jen-
ME and Templeton Crocker in the foot
hills of Ell Cerrito park back of San
Mateo, will be the scene of garden
fete on October 8. The occasion will
be for the benefit of the Bishop Armi-
tage orphanage in San Mateo.
The Crocker children have always
taken great interest in the orphanage,
and the construction of a building to
cost 100000, in memory of their par
ents, will shortly be recommended. The
original structure was about half COM
pleted when the earthquake reduced it
to ruins.
The children will be especially
well taken care of, as IT is planned to
have innumerable donkey carts and a
scenic railway for their amusement.
Refreshment booths and resting places
will be scattered over the lawns of
Uplands and the women who have the
affair in charge have been promised
a regimental band for the day by Colo
mel Maus of the Preside. A dancing
platform will probably be constructed
on the tennis court, where a number
of charming debutantes will offer
themselves to the dancing efforts of
ALA 10 cents a whirl
Although motoring has sent many
tallyhoes into retirement all of the
coaches viii be on duty to be fooled
from the various railroad stations for
the transportation of guests to Up
lands by the best whips of the country
club. In addition, motor cars will be
operated.
The board of trustees of the or
phanage, which is in charge of Rev.
c. II. L. Chandler, consists of the fol-
lowing: Bishop William Ford Nichols.
president; Rev. n. B. ". GaIlwey, Rev.
W. A. Brewer, E. d. Beylard, NJ. S.
Wilson. w. II. Crocker, H. T. Scott, A
Borel, P Eyre, F. j. Carolan and J. A.
Emery. The patronesses of the or
phanage consist of
Mrs. Henry T. Scott Mrs z. Duplessis Bey-
president lard
Mrs. A. NJ. Easton vice Mrs. Francis J. Carolan
president Mrs. George Pope
Mrs. MOdntford 5. VIII Mrs. Joseph ID. Grant
son, vice president Mrs. William S. Teyis
Mrs. Daniel Drysdale Mrs James L. Flood
Mrs. George W. Gibbs Mrs II. lie Warne
Walter s. Martin, Mrs Lawrence
Scott, Miss Jennie Crocker and Mrs.
Charles E. Green are also interesting
themselves in the proposed fete~
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sound is under charter for wheat thence TO
Europe at PTS 3d. with option OF the Mesiiter-
ranean. and the French bark Genevieve Moines.
also on the sound, is engaged for the same
business. thence to Europe at 2Ss Sd, 2Ss If
70 direct port The latter was chartered
prior to arrival.
The British tank steamer Cuyahoga returns
TO the orient with refined petroleum, having
been chartered prior to arrival.
The bark Nillscott has been purchased by
the Alaska packers association. The reported
price is $780, 600.
Exports for Hawaii
The steamer Arizonan sailed for Honolulu on
Tuesday with cargo consigned TO various Ha-
Waiian ports valued at So, 039, including the
following:
4I99 lbs beans, 316 lbs peas. LOO lbs and
20 cs meals, 500 bales hay. 2,000 lbs sugar
20 cts wheat Sl3 canned goods. 1913 pkgs
fresh fruits 50 pkgs potatoes 30 pikgs onions,
500 lbs garlic, 16.400 lbs lard, 33 bxs bread
bbls salmon, IL bxs coffee. II. 500 lbs Goldfish
gals wine, % casks beer. A gals and So cs
whisky, cs brandy. ) cs absinthe. cs cor
disls, 2S5 tons fertilizer y 900 sks aud o55
bbls cement, IL cs cartridges p&gs agricul-
tural implementes. 3.4J0 lbs tobacco. lG cs
cigars. 50 pkgs paints. 146 kegs white lead
10 bbls and 4 es oil. 10 bbls tar. 5S drums caso-
line, 500 lbs roSin. 4.015 # hardwood 3l6 bxs
soap. ) rolls leather. Jos pkgs dry goods, IL cs
hats, 700 kegs powder. 100 cs dynamite cs
caps and fuse, typewriters. 337 pcs and
pkgs doors, 81 pkgs windows, 80 pcs and
II bdls steel and iron, pkgs machinery 13o
pkgs carbide, pkgs drugs. typewriters
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
DIED

ANDERSON-In Turlock, Cal September &c,
1905 Tyra J., beloved sister OF Jennie. Gust
and Nels Anderson, Mrs. Ida johnson, Mrs.
Louisa Nelson, Mrs. Annette Olson, Mrs HiIda
Olson and Mrs. Emma Olson, native OF
GLAND. Sweden, aged % years months and
10 days. A member OF Scandinavian Brother
hood of Amerika.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services to-
day Sunday, at l p m, at the Swedish
Evangelical Lutheran Ebenezer church. cor
ner OF Fifteenth and Dolores streets. In
terment Mount 0livet cemetery, by funeral
car from Twenty-eighth and Valencia streets.
Remains at the chapel of Craig Cochran &
Co., 1863 Valencia street near Twenty third.
ASHERSON-In this city. September 10. 1905,
Susana, beloved wife OF the late Emil Ash
erson, and loving mother OF Mrs. Leo Z.
Cohn. native Of Germany, aged 80 years
IL months and Il days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tSun-
day1. at $3.50 a. M. from her late residence
57f Seventh avenue between A and b streets
Richmond district. Interment Salem cemetery.
by 1880 a. N. train from Third and Town
send streets
BAGLIETTO-In this city. September u, 1905
Captain Louis Baglietto. dearly beloved hus
band Of Adelaide Bagietto. and father Of
Aida, Nin0, lsinio, Onorio and lnez Baglietto
native of CeIle. Lizure, Italy, aged j.
years l month and days.
BIUA-In this city. September 10, 1905 Gla
como Blua, dearly beloved brother Of Mrs
Francesca Alladio, Caterina GorIa and Andrea
Blua, native of villa Fullette. Cuneo
Italy aged 40 years and 10 months A mem
Der of cement workers union No. 1.
Friends and acquaintances are respectful,
invited to attend the funeral today tSun
day., September 10. 1905 at 1 80 o'ciocl
q. m, from the funeral parlors OF valente
Marini. Marais & Co.. 344S Mission stree
near Cortland avenue. Interment Italian Gem
etery.
BROWNIE this city. September TO- 1905. John
husband OF the late Margaret Brown, a native
OF Maine. aged rs years 10 months and Il
days tRockland. Me-. papers please copy
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services today
Sunday. September 10, 1905 at / o'clock
D. m, at King Solomon's hall. Fillmore street
Suffer, under the auspices OF Colder
Gate lodge No 80, i. & A. NJ. Intermeni
Woodland cemetery, by electric funeral cal
from Twenty eighth and Valencia streets Re
mains at the parlors Of Halsted & Co, S2i
Fillmore street.
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steamer Watson left this afternoon for San

Steamer Watson left this afternoon for San
Francisco.
with a full cargo from southeastern Alaska,
much Of IL canned salmon.
Steamer President leaves for San Francisco
tomorrow morning with full list OF passengers
and capacity freight.
Astoria. ore, sept. 12.-Tsnker Asuncion,
IN ballast for GaviOta, arrived from Portland
steam schooner Shoshone. Captain Asplund,
sailed for San Francisco this afternoon with
q cargo Of 100000 feet Of lumber and a few
oil Steamer Roma arrived today from Cal
fornia with a cargo OF oil for Portland aud
Steamship Rose City Captain Kidtson, sailed
this evening for san Francisco with a full
cargo and more than 800 passengers.
Tug Defiance. with the schooner Americana
IN tow arrived today from San Francisco.
The schooner viii be loaded with lumber for
C;erman steamer Numantia, Captain Feldt-
man. arrived this afternoon from Hongkong
via San Francisco with light cargo, and
The following wind TANNERS are of the mouth
OF the river tonight and viii be towed in
tomorrow: German ship Henrietta 50 days from
Hobart: French bark LarocheJaquelein 80 days
from New Castle. \. s W
The crew Of tie schooner Sehome. which ar
rived from Ia BOca. was paid Of at the
custom house today. $3.50 .43 being distributed
A. T. Collier deputy collector Of customs of
Tacoma. arrived here today for the purpose
OF entering the British steamer Boveric. which
IS 10 load a cargo Of lumber at KnRppton.
Heretofore vessels loading at Knappton have
entered and cleared at the local custom honsa
but Knapptoh being in Washington. the Puget
sound customs officials claim 1t IS in their
district so they intend to compel all vessels
Loading at Knappton 10 enter and clear al
II a coaster loads at Knappton it can clear
al Astoria bv mailing manifest 10 Tacoma
and after going into the stream can ther
clear from the local custom house for any
Dnrt desired.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
DYNAMITE FED TO
FURNACE FOR FUEL

BERKELEY. Sept. 12.-J. Varsaline.
a green fireman employed to attend
the furnace of the Magnesia products
company at Siege. in an attempt 10
build up his fire this afternoon. fed a
stick of dynamite through the furnace
door. He was brought TO the ROOse-
velt hospital this evening with one eve
completely destroyed and the other so
badly injured that it is probable he
will lose his sight completely; His
face was terribly burned by the eX-
plosion. Varsaline said he thought
dynamite was good fuel.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13

SYNOPSIS
Fair weather prevails the Pacific coast
and plateau region except in portions OF Oregon.
where it is cloudy and generally cloudy weather
over the Rocky mountain region. Thunder
storms are reported from Utah and Arizona, with
light showers ia Utah. The Temperature has
fallen along the California coast north of Point
Conception and in the Rocky mountain region
and risen in other districts. In the great valley
temperatures range from 100 TO 80 degrees. Con-
dltions are favorable for fair weather Sunday in
California. with fog along the coast in the morn
ing and afternoon
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Sunday, with
fog in the morning and afternoon; fresh west
wind.
Santa Clara valey-Fair Sunday; fresh north
west wind.
Sacramento valley-Fair Sunday; fresh south
wind.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Sunday; light north
wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Sunday; light
west wind. G. II. WILSON
Local Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
TEST GIVEN MCCARTHY
WIRELESS TELEPHONE

PALO ALTO, Sept 12.-C. F. Elweu.
engineer of the McCarty Wireless tele-
phone company, exhibited his apparatus
to Wendell Easton, constructor of the
first electric road in San Francisco. and
T. T. Andrews of grand jury fame, yes
terday.
Speech and music were transmitted
Tor distance of a mile without the
aid OF Intervening wires and within a
week ElWen expects to continue his
tests with station here and one, at
over which space he is confident that
ne can give an equally good demonstra-
ton. The phone works oh,the Hertzian-
wave principle of the wireless tele-
cover the local five mile test satisfac-
torily, steps will be taken to have the
apparatus installed on one of the bat
tieships by the government, which re-
CURES an efficiency test of an equal
uAsldnCe.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
BORN

CARI-In San Anselmo. Cal, September s.
1908, to the wife of Andrew A. Carl (nee Mer
tenl. daughter.
COOPER-In this city. September 4. 19Os. TO
the wife OF A. Roger Cooper. daughter.
LEVIN this city September IL, 1905. to the
wife Of Ben Levi, a daughter.
LYONS-In this city, September 6. 1905, to
the wife of Walter A Lyons (nee Harrisl a
daughter. (See Deaths.)
McHENRY-In this city, TO the wife OF ]. A.
McHenry, SON.
OLSEN-September o. 1905. to the wife Of Cap
tain J. K. Olsen. daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
RESUME TRIAL MONDAY

OAKLAND. Sept. 1.-THE trial of
Lee Banovich and his mother, Mary
Stanley, on charges of compounding a
felony. will be resumed Monday. The
case probably will go to the jury in the
afternoon. Deputy District Attorney
Carey had not finished his closing ar
was taken at noon today. Judge Ogden
will instruct the jury on Monday Ban
ovich and his mother are said to have
taken S400 to keep Clara Banovich. a
15 year old girl. from testifying against
G. Cordano, who was alleged to have
attacked her. Cordano escaped
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
The Overdue list

British steamer Aeon. out co days from San
Francisco for Auckland. 55 per cent
British bark Toxteth. out 195 days from Port
Talbot for TocOpilla. 30 per cent
German ship Mabel Rickmers out 100 DAYS
from Yokohama. for Bangkok. 60 per cent
British bark HOugomonf. out &C days from Co
Quimbo Tor Tocopiila. 90 per cent.
French bark Alice. out ia days from New
Caledonia for Hsvre- j. per cent.
Norwegian ship Antigua. out 135 days from
New Caledonia. for Rotterdam. - per cent
French bark Beien, out 153 days FROM Eureka
for United Kingdom. per cent
French bark Ia Blanche. out 100 days from
New Caledonia, for Glasgow. 10 per cent
British ship Hyderabad. out 10 days from
TaltaI for Rotterdam. per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
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-
streted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
Time Rail

United States Branch Photographic Office. Mer-
chants Exchange. san Francisco. September
T. 1905.
The time ball on the tower Of the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon. Peei1c
Standard Time (l2Oth Meridianl. or at Sh. O0m.
COS. Greenwich Mean Time
J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant {. S. n. in charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
o. 5. Branch Hydrographic ofIice

A branch OF the United States Photographic
ONCE located at the Merchants Exchange. Is
maintained in san Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners without regard to nationality and free
CT expense. NaFigators cordially invited 10
visit the Office. where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions OF the world kept at
hand f0- comparison and reference and the lat
est information can always be obtained regard
ing lights. dangers 10 navigation and matters
of interest to ocean commerce.
J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant U. S. ~. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
WILL CARRY SUGAR cARGoEs

Alexander G. Baldwin has contracted
with the Matson navigation company
for the transportation of sugar and
other freight between the islands, San
Francisco and Puget sound.
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Army Trnnsnorfs

The Buford sailed September 3 for Manila.
The Crook IS IN port and win sail for Manil
September -.
The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News. Va.
The Dix is at Seattle
The Logan IS in port.
The Meade Is at New York.
The Sherman is in port
The Sheridan sailed August for Manila.
The Thomas Is in port
The Warren is at Manila.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
weather Bureau San Francisco, Sept. IL, 1905.
RAINFALL DATA
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
shinmenf of Lnmher

Tie steamer Melville Dollar was cleared for.
Guaymas via Albion yesterday. At the latter
port the steamer will load 100000 feet of
lumber valued al $1,000.
Tonnage engagements
The British steamer Agapanthus on Puget
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
BENEFIT PERFORMANCE
GIVEN FOR HOSPITAL
Theatrical Entertainment Is
Planned to Secure Funds for
Equipping New Addition

SAN MATEO. Sept 12.-An open air
theatrical entertainment will be held
here on September 26 at the Penin-
sula hotel grounds for the benefit OF
the Red Cross guild hospital. Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid erected the original hos
pital at a cost of S10.0 900 and has recent
ly given like sum, which is being
spent in the construction of a large
wing
The money obtained from the benefit
performance will be used for equipping
this additional wing.
The play viii be. Facing the Music"
staged under the direction of Manager
f. Steiger, who has procured scenery
from the AlcaZar theater for the per-
Torrance. which will be held on stage
to be erected on the tennis courts.
The following will act as patroness-
eS of the performance:
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

10 ARRIVE
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Sun and Tide
United States Coast and Geodetic SurTey-Time
and Heights OF Tides at Fort Point. For city
front mission street wharf add p minutes
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 13
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and A. Eugene West. native OF Erie, Pa.
aged 90 years 1 month and 16 days
sAMPSON-In Oakland. Cal. September L.
1905 William. beloved OF Catherine and
the late Robert Sampson OF New. York. and
brother OF Mrs Glover, Mrs. NJ Co0ney AMI
Catherine and Robert sampson, native of
KnoekIong. County Limerick, Ireland, aged
SO years
Friends and acquaintsnces are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services t0mOr-
row (lIondayl, September IL, 1908. at 9lJ
O'Clock a. m, from the funeral pariors OF
NcManus & Freeman. Seventh and Castro
streets. thence to ST. Mary's church. where
requiem high mass will be celebrated Tor
the rep0se OF his soul. commencing at 80
a. m. Interment St. Aary's cemetery
SKEHEN-In this city, September II. 1908.
Margaret relict OF the late James Skehen, de-
voted mother Of John NJ and Margaret Ske-
hen Mrs William Milerick a1d the late
Mrs Elizabeth Seagrave, and beloved sister
OF Mrs J. Linehan and Thomas +. Gould,
native OF County Cork. Ireland
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Mon.
davl at $50 O'Clock M. from her late
residence 155 Trumbuli street on Mission
road. thence 10 st. Johns church. where a
reouIem nigh mass will be celebrated for
the repOse OF her soul at 10 O'Clock a. m. In
terment Holy Cross cemetery