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Richmond planet., 1908-09-12
BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
lsagsdalc-PcrkinS Nuptials.

Tuesday. September 1st at Z p.
Nj. the residence of Mr.. Marshal Per
kins of Trevillians was the scene OF
the brilliant marriage OF his daugh-
ter. Miss Eva NJ. TO Mr.. John w. Rags
dale OF Germantown. Pa. Accompan-
led by Mendelsshon' brilliant we'd
ding march performed by Miss Nan
ME b. Jones of Richmond, Va. the
bridal party entered as follows: Mas
ter Leon L. Wood Of Richmond. Va.
bearing the license; bridesmaid Miss
Mary T.. Boyd of New York City:
groom and Mr.. w. u. Epps. Rich
mond, Va; the bride supported by
her brother, Mr.. Lloyd A. Perkins OF
Washington, ID. c., followed by the
matron of honor. Mrs Zemoria Jones
Wood of Richmond. Va.
1ne ceremony was performed by
Rev. ID. y. Nassar. D. ID. under a
we'll lighted and HoraUy decorated
arch I'm the dome OF which was sus-
pended a large wedding bell The
groom was attired i'm the convention
al form while the bride was attircd
in gold sprangled net over white port
de sole silk with veil Iooped with
orange blossoms bearing i'm her hand
large bouquet of bridal roses.
while the maids carried bouquets of
pink roses.
After the wedding the entire guest
was served with supper in grand
style. Afterwards the bridal Dartv
was escorted to the train by a host
OF friends. Amid congratulations
they left for their future home. Ger
mantown, Pa. The presents were
numerous and costly.
There We're guests present from
New York, Wilmington, Del. Wash
ington. d. c., Huntington and Hin
ton, w Va, Richmond. Va. and all
parts Of Louisa County
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12
BABYS BODY IN SUIT CASE
Infant With Throat Cut Found BY
Children On Lot In Coiwyn.

Infant With Throat Cut Found BY
Children On Lot In coiwyn.
Chester. Pa. Sept 9.-The body OF
= child. about eighteen months old.
was found in a suit case at Fourth
and Francis streets, Colwyn, by a
number OF children playing in that
vicinity.
The child's throat had been appar.
emily cut and the body stuffed into
the travelling bag, which evidently
had been carried both in Europe and
America, stamps OF hotels and express
companies covering it's exterior.
The case had been kicked about the
lot for about two weeks a son OF
Luke Doyle notified Coroner Carr that
the body OF a baby was protruding
from IT, Coroner Carr made an ex-
animation and said:
Il believe the child's throat was cut
and the body placed in the suit case
and brought to this borough and
thrown into the high weeds where II
was found"
The grip was on a property near the
Haslam residence. The last tag evi-
IDENTIFY was placed thereon at Atlantic
City.
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12
Hon. John II. Smyth Dead.

Hon. John II. Smyth, Superinten-
dent OF the State Reformatory al
Hanover c. H., Va. was buried from
st. Philips Episcopal Church last
Monday morning and the list of
mourners embraced some Of the a
blest people in this city. He was
practically the founder of this in
stitution and he had made a success
OF the venture. He was thoroughly
interested in the work and he had
won the complete confidence OF the
white board that had charge OF the
Reformatory. His remains were con
yeyed TO Washington. Funeral Di-
rector a. ID. Price had charge OF the
remains here.
Mr.. Smyth's daughter conducts a
pharmacy on Church-hill She has
been faithful 70 her DISTINGUISHED
father TO the last and his soul seemed
10 have been wrapped up in her wei
fare.
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Uniform Rank Observes Anniyersar,

Uniform Rank Observes Anniversary.
The Uniform Rank Knights OF
Pythias observed its anniversary by
an outing at Ccntralia Va last Mon
day. The three companies of this
city and the Pythian Cadets left
Richmond at $3.50 and reached Cen
tralia between 10 and IL O'CLOCK.
They We're met by Captain William
White.
The scene was enlivening. Men.
women ana children had come from
all about the ncighborhood 10 wit
ness the eyolutions of the Knights
and 20 hear the addresses. Services
In tho church were begun at about
one o'clock. District Deputy Grand
Chancellor William White presided.
The address of welcome was de-
liyered by Rev. w. NJ. Thomas. the
pastor. His remarks we're timely
and impressive. The response there
20 was made by Col. Thomas NJ.
Crump. and at the conclusion OF his
remarks, Brigadier General John
Mitchell, Jr. delivered a stirring ad-
dress replete with information con-
cerning the work.
Col Crump sang solo and he
was encored. 4 collection was lift
ed. Bened lotion was announced
and the party repaired to the grove
outside. Later dinner was served
20 the commissioned officers in the
old church building Some white
enthusiasts had arranged TO have a
game of baseball. They offered the
use of the grounds for drill purposes
TO the Uniform Rank before the time
Tor the game. Much amusement
was afforded the visitors, who view
ed the game with interest.
Then Major William A. Robinson
got busy" and had the battalion
put through many evolutions and IL
was sight long to be remembered.
Ihe country people looked on with
much interest. 1t was SIS p. NJ
when TIE homeward march was tax
en- up and the train boarded.
The following companies partici-
pated: Eureka Co, No. 1, Capt L
saac Moore, commanding, Lieut..
William Smith; Planet Co, No. s.
Lieut.. Leroy Brown, commanding;
Blooming Lily Co.. No. II, Capt. Y.
NJ. Gwathmey. commanding, Lieut..
William Willis; Mckinley Co. No.
%, Capt. Madison Lowry command
ing; Centralia Co, Capt. William
" AiNNs tOAllAduQluE-
The latter had not as yet obtained
Iheir uniforms and carried canes.
The new company from Petersburg
was also In evidence, although not
yet uniformed and was under COM
mand of Captain Harris. Col. Thos
NJ. Crump, Capt. Thomas IT. WYATT.
Capt Willis Wyatt. Major William
A Robinson, Lieut.. B. II. Peyron
Major John J. BLY, were those in at
tendance. Lieut.. J. Alexander Lew
is and Sir S. S. Baker were also in
evidence
District Deputy Grand Chancellor
William White paid $4,000 in deatb
claims in the church. Every one
seemed to have enjoyed themselves
Pythian Cadet Company was under
command of Capt. Roscoe c. Mitch
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12
Lebanon Bapt. Association 10 Meet.
Tettinetnn. Va

Tettington, Va
The Twenty-second Annual Session
OF the Lebanon Va. Baptist Associa-
ton will meet at the Mt. Zion Bap-
tist Church, Charles City Co. Va
September Is, 1905, Rev. +. A.
Brown. Pastor.
Rev. Thomas Knight, Pastor OF
Bethany Baptist Church is doing all
he can 10 assist Rev. Brown in tax
ing care of the delegates, In that a
committee OF five has been appointed
TO assist in taking care OF the del
egates in person of Deacons John
Smith. Corbin Jones, Thornton Jones,
Sisters Martha Smith and Emma
Jones.
The Association will be called TO
order by Rev. W. NJ Reed Of Hob
son, Va, who is the Moderator of the
Association. The Introductory Ser
mon will be preached by Rev. J. G.
Allen of Surry c. II. Va. Address of
Welcome by Rev. George Marrow OF
Charles City Co, Va. Responses by
Deacon Thomas Jefferson of Charles
City Co.. Va
Rev. l.. f. Keiser Will sing a solo.
Delegates from south side Of the
James should start Monday and get
of at Sturgeon Point. No pains will
be spared to take care Of the visitors
that may come TO look on US.
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12
Baptist Young Peoples Union.

The B. Y. p. Union of the Fifth
Street Baptist Church held a very
fine meeting on last Tuesday night
The attendance was very large and
all enjoyed the exercises. The topic
for discussion was How best to get
the young people 10 the b. Y. p. u,
Sunday School and church,"
This subject was well handled by
Deacon Ware, Prof. n. G.. Booker,
r.. II. Fauntleroy, b. II. Peyton. Sis
ters Beresenia Brown, Sarah Cook,
Josie A. Graham and others. Re-
marks touching the general work OF
the union were made By President
John w. Howard. All are invited
each Tuesday night Come and
bring a friend.
The following are the officers:
President, John w. Howard; Vice
President, Mrs. Annie Chafin; Sec
retary, Miss Alice Robinson; Cores
ponding Secretary, John o. Cooke,
Treasurer. Miss Sarah Cook; Organ
ist, Mrs. n. G.. Booker; Asst. Organ
list, Mr.. r. II. Fauntleroy; Chorister,
Sister Annie V. Taylor; Asst. Choir
lister, n. G.. Booker; Librarians, Viii
lie Brown and Leon Cooke; Report
er, b. II. Peyton.
Committee. Sisters Beresenia
Brown, Bette Mason, Julia Austin.
Mary Harris. /. Cozart, Josie A. Ora
ham, Addie Lemas.
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12
W. III. Hughes Lodge, No. % Mourns
Brother William Scott's Death.
Blackstone. "a. Sent. Z. 19(

brother William Scotts Death.
Blackstone. Va. Sept. 7, 1908.
WHEREAS. IL has pleased our
Creator TO visit for the first time,
W. II. Hughes Lodge. No. 80 with
death and take from it TO Himself
our friend and brother. William
Scott, and
WHEREAS. Our hearts are griev-
ed because of the vacant chair and
silent voice in the home and in the
lodge room, and
WHEREAS, We live in earnest an
ticipation Of some day intermiagling
our voices with those Of that celes-
tial choir with which we trust he has
already become identified. Be IL
therefore
RESOLVED, First. That we bow
in perfect submission TO the works
OF Him who is omnipresent. omnis-
cient and omnipotent. therefore can
not err i'm His dealing with mankind.
with that perfect assurance that He
doth not deal with us after the man
ner OF our sins, but with that perfect
love which human hearts can but
faintiy emulate.
RESOLVED. Second, That we ex-
tend our heartfelt sympathy to those
belonging to the household Of our
fallen brother i'm their hour OF be-
reavement trusting that their loss
Is but his eternal gain.
RESOLVED. Third. That a COPY Of
these resolutions be placed upon the
minutes of w. II. Hughes Lodge. No.
80, copy sent TO The Richmond
Va. PLANET for publication and a
copy OF which publication be placed
In the hands OF the family OF our de-
ceased brother.
a. a. FITZGERALD.
W. /. TUCKER.
+. p. HARRIS. Chair.
Committee.
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12
Notice..

Norfolk. Va. Aug. 25, 1898.
To the Baptist brotherhood
Every member and friend of Vir-
ginia Theological Seminary and Col
lege is requested to meet at Lynch
burg, Va, Friday, October End in
special session of the Virginia Bapt.
State Convention TO install Prof.
J. r. L. Diggs as President OF the
Virginia Seminary and College.
Let this meeting mark a new e.
pooh in the history of our school.
Don't forget the date
r. II. BOWLING, Pres.
w. f. GRAHAM, ID. ID. Chair.
c. Z. MILLER, Secretary.
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12
Rev. FergusOn's Bereavement.

Mrs. Rosa Ferguson. wife of the
well-known Rev. Archer Ferguson
OF lO06 state St, Fulton. Richmond
Va. was buried last Sunday. Her
funeral took place at 2 =. NJ, Rev
W. T. Johnson, ID. d.. officiating.
The death was especially distress
ing and the mother leaves "A newly
born male infant TO take her place
Much sympathy was expressed for
the elder. Mr. 4. ID. Price. the Fun
eral Director had charge of the re-
mains.
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12
Globe Thcatrc-Northsidc skating
Rink.

The Globe Theatre has opened up
for colored people az the North Side
Skating Rink, North First Street
Special attractions each day a strict
ly high class entertainment. The
management has taken extra precau-
tion for the maintaining OF good or
der, SO that ladies and children may
attend without any fear OF safety.
The decorations and subjects Sc
lected are OF the highest order. just
the place 20 go for an evenings s
pleasure. The entertainment is so
conducted that the old and young can
enjoy themselves alike.
Admission. 8 cents. Daily to
] +. NJ. Saturday, 4 20 1880 p.
NJ
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Centralia, Va, Sept. 7, 1908.
This is TO certify that I have re-
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr.,
Grand Chancellor of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia, Knights Of Pyth-
las, y. A, S. A, f, A. A. and A.
($15O.OO) One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars in payment OF the death
claim Of Sir Joe Brown, who was a
member of Kingsland Lodge, No. 126
OF Centralia, Va.
Signed-Jennie Brown.
Beneficiary.
John Bromley.
Walter II. Cheatham.
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12
Corner Stone Laying

The Corner Stone for Jonesboro
Academy at Jonesboro. at Fort Lee
va. VIII be laid on Monday afternoon
september II. 1908. Grand Master
harris Barrett VIII lay the stone
Major Morton viii deliver the orr
tion. Train leaves c. and o. station
. +. Nj. sharp Monday afternoon.
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Centralia, Va, Sept. Z. 1908.
Inls is 70 certify that I have re-
celved from John Mitchell, Jr.,
Grand Worthy Counsellor of the
Grand Court Of Virginia, Order of
Calanthe (SiO0.0O) One Hundred
Dollars In payment or the death
claim Sister Clara Brightly. who was
a member of Golden Crown Court.
No. 122 Of Centralia, Va.
Signed-Thomas Brightly.
Beneficiary.
John Bromley.
Walter II. Cheatham.
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12
Mr.. Patton's Establishment.

Mr., II. Patton Of GIL Wyandotte
St, Kansas City, Missouri has a most
attractive newsstand and the PLAN
FIT will be found on sale there His
tonsorial parlors are literally pa
tronized and visitors to the city will
find It to their interest to call and
see him. His photo on his letter
sheets reveals him as a gentleman
strictly devoted to business.
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12
wANTED-By New York Com.

W.ANTED-By a New York Com
pany for every city in the United
States, colored young man or wo-
man of business and executive abil-
ity to act as General Agent of Com
pany in the selling of some of it's cap
ital stock. Applicants must be hust
lers and be prepared to furnish cash
security; can earn from $25 to $40
per week. Many are earning more.
Write. stating experience to A. NJ.
CLARKE, 24-26 Stone ST.. n. Y. City
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-13O2 Ross Street, next
door 10 corner of Governor St. This
is fine building, IA rooms, 2 baths.
hot and cold water on two floors
Would make a fine boarding house
or hospital. See card on house.
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12

WANTED-Peopie for Colored Mus
ical Comedy, Leader of Band and
orchestra and other Musicians, and
Ladies that can Sing and Dance.
Show opens January is, 1909. The
show will travel North and stop in
hotels. Address
GEORGE L. MOXLEY,
Martinsburg, w. Va.
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12

Let the PLANET do your Job-work.
Richmond planet., 1908-09-12

to The PLANET.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-04
Ex-Gov. Evans and Former
Law Partner Eight.

Spartanturg special in Char
lotte Observer: John Gary Evans
and S. G Finley, well-known
lawyers here who until recently
were associated in the practice of
law, engaged in personal dit
ficulty in the law office Of Mich
oils & Nichols at a conference
which was being held Tor the
purpose of settling the business
affairs of the former epartnership
OF Messrs Evans and Finley.
Mr.. Finley took offense at
statement made by Mr.. Evans
and they came to blows. Mutu-
al friends rushed between the
warring lawyers and stopped the
fight before either sustained IN.
jury.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-04
Died Of Hiccoughs.

Atlanta, Ctr. Nov. 1.-Earl
Van Dorm HASKELL. prominent
CT izen OF atlanta. and leading
official of the society Tor the pre-
vention of cruelty to animals in
Georgia, died here this m rning
at an early hour after suffering
for week with stubborn at
tack of hiccoughs.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-04
Seven Years of Proof.

81 have had seven years of proof that
DIR. Kings New Discovery is the best
medicine to take for coughs and colds and
for every diseased condition of throat
chest or lungs" says w. V. Henry. of
Panama. Mo. The world has had thirty
eight years OF proof that DIR. Kings New
Discovery is the best remedy for coughs
and colds. la grippe, asthma, hay fever.
bronchitis. hemorrhage of the lungs. and
the early stages of consumption. It's timely
use always prevents the development of
pneumonia. Sold under guarantee at
j. L. Maokey 90 and Funderburk Phi ar
macy. SOC and $l.00. Trial bottle free. W
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-04
Bridges to Let.

The county supervisors of Chester
field and Lancaster counties will award
contracts to build the Cook bridge on
Lynches river on Tuesday, Nov. 10th
at III O'Clock, n. m, and the Sowell
bridge on Lynches river on the same
day at p. m. | will also let contract
TO build the Bird bridge on Flat Creek,
the next day Nov l1th at 10 O'Clock, a.
m. Usual rights reserved.
l.. j. PERRY. S-ll
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-04

1t isn't so difficult to strengthen weak
Stomach if one goes at it correctly. And
this is true of the Heart and Kidneys. The
old fashioned way of dosing the stomach
or stimulatinn the Heart or Kidneys is
surely wrong! Dr.. Shoop first pointed
out this error. Go to the weak or ailing
nerves of these organs" said he Each
inside organ has its controlling or "inside
nerve " When these nerves fail theI,
those organs must surely falter. This
vital truth is leading druggists everywhere
to dispense and recommend DR.. Shoop's
Restorative. A few days test will surely
tell! Sold by Funderburk Pharmacy. W
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-04

OF non-game bird on her hat
1t is an indictable offense under
me laws of South Carolina, and
1T might be added that il is an
ctable offence under the laws
CT almost every civilized coun'ry
IN the world There are $50.
oOO 600 birds used up in the
plume trade of Europe every
year, these birds being imported
from Asia, Africa and Polynesia
Many species have become ex
tinct through this savage slaueh
ter.
THE OPEN SEASON FOR GAME.
According TO the act OF 1906
the season for shooting partridg-
es, wild turkey, woodcocS,
MongolIan or other pheasant is
is made from November Is to
March L, with the exception Of
the following counties:
Beaufort, Hampton, Dorches-
ter, Colleton, Charleston. Barn
we'll, Berkeley, Aiken, Oconee,
Fairfield, Salnda, Georgetown
and Clarendon.
These counties have from Nov
ember | to April 1. Lexington
was formerly among the except
ed counties, but has been taken
of and the reason there is from
November 15 to March |
The deer season is from Sep
'embsr | to January /, but the
law applies only to Georgeto wn
county. The rest are from Aug
ust | to February 1.
GAME BIRDS NOT TO BE SOLD.
The act of 1906 makes it a
mis- demeanor to sell, offer or ex
pose for sale, to pothunt, net or
trap, or by freight to pursue
with intent to catch, kill or in.
jure any of the game birds nam
ed in that section. The hand
ling, possession or ownership of
these birds is prima facie evil
dence that they are being offered
for sale.
THE LAW OF THE LAND.
These are the laws of the State
oil South Carolina, made by the
lawful representatives OF the
people and are binding on every
citizen whether he thinks they
are wise or unwise. The first
consideration is that they are
the laws of the laud. ANY per-
son has the conditional right
TO make representations 10 the
legislature to have any law
changed, but while it is on the
books he is bound to obey it.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-04
FOR SALE.

will sell at public sale, for cash, at
my premises on Flat creek, on NOVEM-
BIER 18th, the following personal
property: Lot of corn, fodder, cotton
seed, mules, horses, 2 two. horse
wagons and l one-horse wagon, NOW
or and lot of other plantation tools,
including blacksmith tools.
4-l3. j. a. BIRD.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-11-04
The Game Laws Now in
Force
Interesting Summary Pre-
pared by. Secretary Jas. H.
Rice, Jr.

The Audubon society is in re-.
ceipt OF requests daily tor copies
of the game laws. These can
not be supplied since the issue
has been exhausted, giving con-
elusive evidence Of interest felt
in the subject all over South
Carolina. The society has re.
ques'ed that extra copies be re-
turned Requests have come
also from other States. To make
the pricipal points clear the fol.
lowing Is summary of The more
important laws as prepared by
Secretary Jas. Henry RICE, Jr.:
GAME BIRDS.
The statue Of 1905, passed two
years before the Audubon society
was chartered, defines what are
game birds and what are not
The game bir Is are: Swans.
wild geese, brant, wild ducks
rails (marsh hens), coots, gall
linules, surf birds, snipe, wood
cock, quail (partridge), rice
birds, black bird, dove, sand
pipers, upland plover, curlew,
wild turkey andsprairie chicken.
1t is not known to the society
why prairie (pinnated grouse)
hens were put on this list, nor
why Monaghan, or ring-neck ed i,
pheasant' and ruffed grouse were
left off There are no prairie
chickens in South Carolina :.
whereas there are both Mon
golian pheasants and ruffed
grouse, but such is the law.
The above birds may be shot
In the season permitted by law,
or taken in those seasons by any
method which the law allows.
NoNGAME BIRDS.
All birds not on this list are
non-game birds within the
meaning of the law and NAV
not be killed at any time; nor
may their nests or eggs be des-
troyed. It is a misdemeanor to
have In possession any part of a
non-game bird, such as feathers,
body or skin; and it is equally
against the law whether such
bird was killed within or without
the State.
THE STATE OWNS THE BIRDS.
In the preamble 10 this act it
is stated: "That all wild birds,
whether resident or migratory,
in this State, shall be, and are
hereby, declared to be the prop.
erty of the State" That is the
law of South Carolina.
BIRDS THAT ARE EXCEPTED.
That act further recites that
the English sparrow, cooper's
hawk (the chicken or hen hawk ,
the sharp-shinned hawk (known
locally as the "Blue Darter"0
the great horned owl and all
other birds which are by nature
destructive of:other birds, arelnot
included among the birds pro-
tected by this act, nor are the
nests or eggs of these birds pro-
tected.
A person is allowed TO kill
crows on his premises if they
are destroying crops, but he is
not allowed to sell them or their
feathers.
No non.game bird may be ship
ped out of the State nor may the
eggs or feathers of such bird be
shipped.
FOR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES.
Certificates may be granted
by the secretary of state to any
narann of tha ano - 1s
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued in
Sau Francisco Tuesday. August Is:
Charles Achenoach. 90 and Anna Palmer, IS,
Jean Berhonef 2S. 2ec5 Sacramento St. and
Catherine Larrasquet. 26, l5l4l4 LeayenwoFth
John R. conett. 81. Cathey. and Sadie L.
Jacob Foster. 2e and Gussie Tobey. IS, both
of $50 Folsom st.
Edward " Hause Jr. os. Inverness, and
Mary A. Hitchcox. %. IS Eagle ST.
William F. Hayes. IS, 1923 Hayes ST.. and
Gertrude Bluwert, q. Niles
Henry Iseman. 90 Gas Fell ST, and Mary
vader I6 424 Linden ave.
James /. Skillern. %. ana Eyelyn D hoo-
irson. % both CT 42a Goodsell court.
Alva p Sunrall 30 25l7 Mission St. and
Edith NJ. Beianger. 80 2514 Mission st.
Leo F. Torlney. 30. Rodeo, and Laura L. Car
penter. 26. Martinez.
August Werner 33 145 Noe ST., and Betty
Akeson 2T 2I7 Sanchez st.
George Helm. 81, 1915 Sacramento St, and
Mathilde Jacobsen. 80. 1926 Post st.
Alfred q. Watkins. "A, Bellota, and Ruby A.
Bliss, 2O, Stockton
OAKLAND Arg. 1s.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
George H. Martin. 81 and Laura Fl. Clay
ton. q. both OF Oakland.
Joseph G. Iaawiess. %, Alameda. and Nettie
Goodwin II Oakland
James Lee 65. Berkeley, and Elizabeth Ar
lett IS Oakland.
Thomas H. Clarke, 80. New Orleans, and An
netta Mutually, is. Oakland
Hjalmar Josefssen. 81 and SeIgne Johnson,
81. both of San Francisco.