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New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
ELECTION NOTICE.
THIRT1urH ASSEMBLY p1srR1cr-coNr.1

The Thrtythird Election District s hounaed bv and
within East One Hundred Thrty-sixh stree, brown
place East one Hundred and Thirty-ffth street and
Willis avenue ~ '- NA
The Thirty fourth Election Is bounded nv and
within East One Hundred and Thrty-seyentS street
Bo~n place. East One Hundred Thirty-sxth street
and Willis ' N@ $500
The Thrty-hfh Election District IS bounded by and
within East One Hundred and Thrty-seventh street 81
@ inns aenue East One Hundred and Thirty-fth street
The Thirtysxth Election District is bounded by and
within East one Hundred and Thirtytth street Cyprc
avenue East one Hundred and
fiVer Bronx Kills. Lewis place Hundred and
Ihrty-second street, st AIMS
ana Ih&Irty-fourth & street and Brook
The Thirty seventh Election District NV
within East One Hundred and Thiry-sixth street ast
ver East One Hundred and Thrtythrd street cypress
avenue East One Hundred and Thirty-tth street and
St. AIMS $500
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
rwExrr-E1GHrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

@ one F Eeston and pistsf is 6oqnasd by and within
The ia@gG Sd 1ne - skin street and Lexington avenue
sst one Hundred and Eighth street second avenue
one HundeS a @ sq setenth street First avenue East
1i@TaIe9 rs 9,9S and F5fh street and Third avenue
& ass' 9ne Hundred and Tenth Harlem River.
% e6dnd sn1s East East ONE
The Fourth Election District is bounded by and within
One S nG5sa s ana Tenth street Third avenue East
Hundred Eighth street ana Lexington Avenue -S'
uhded and Tenh sr fxto ny Sn' avsnne
The Sixth Beo5on Distrct is bounded BY and within
as! One Hundred street Lexington avenue
The eyent Eeco2 62 sfa bgc s5 IS 6ods and Pa ave
& &Eaf one Hundred ana Twelfth street. Second
East One Hundred ara Eleventh street Third
one hundred and Twelftb Street to- q ingt apenUe
gona line from the corner OF Texinet avenns
~ East One Hundred and Thirteenth Third
aSfRes rRe Ninfb fnS T5iTd Faci,ag agePgs s;r,o
uhe ts sffS p 5 aRd
East one Hundred Tenth street and second avenue
East one Hundred and Fiften % 99pnqef oy and within
5i5 ae 19h&e Cd and Sixteenth street. Harlem River
4-eyenth street First avenue East one Hundred and
The Eleyenth Election District is bounded by and
East One Hundred and Thirteent street to Tird
undTed and n @ 9 sbs sh 2s Of East t. One &
4ion avenue. East One Hundred and Twelfth
The Twelfth District is bounded by and within
East One Hundred Fifteenth street. Third avenue
LAST one Hundred and Thirteenth street. Lexington
a1e East one Hundred and Fourteenth street Park
The Thirteenth Election District IS bounded by and
] Ss5ih East one Hundred and Fifteenth street Second
Third
The Fourteenth Election District bounded by and
-Fithin diagonal lire from
STed and Seventeenth and Lexington
Fi.er q East one Hundred and Eighteenth and
lHira avenue, Third East One Hundred
s.eenth street Second avenue. East Hundred and
lIeent street. Third avenue. East One Hundred and
Sl1leerth street ana Lexington
The Fifteenth Election District IS by
WiiEin East One Hundred and Seventeenth street.
-gon avenue East one Hundred and Sixteenth street
ld avenue East one Hundred and Fifteenth
Park -
The Sixteenth Election District bounded by
within East one Hundred Nineteenth street. Third
EIehue 10 East One Hundred and Eighteenth street.
-laSoial lire from the of Third
one Hundred and Eghteenth the corner OF
Lexington avenue and Seventeenth
street East one Hundred and seventeenth and
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
ELECTION NOTICE.
T1IIRrYyrHIpn AssEMRI.Y pIsrRrc

T4uRTY-rHIRD ASSEMBLY DIsTRrCr-CoNT'D.
East One aandESd and t5ss Go
and Courtlandt avenue. -
East one Hundred and Forty-nn,h street ST AIMS
avenue. East One Hundred and Fort-eghh street and
The Fifth Election District bounded by and within
nue. westehs,tsr avenue 81 AIMS avenue East One
Tho s!Sth Election District is bounded BY and within
Wesshester avenue Robbins avenue East One Hundred
and Forty ninth and ST. AIMS avenue.
The seventh Election District by and with
nth linton East o1s HandSed and
The Eighsh Election District Is bounded by and
pect avenue East One Hundred and Fortyninth street
anT ,s siSsGn M,n ayshgs ,or,s, p, and
In Westshes5eT syenus Prospect avenue and East one
The Tenth Election District is bounded by and within
svenue East One Hundred and Ffty-sixth street and
within East One ffi Handred n and Ffty
stree, and caGldEem avenue
within ESss One HeHed and street
s snd ss6 .aet bounded b
CsuldweI avenue. westchester avenue and St. AIMS
within Ea ona nned pd sy 81
One Hundred and Fifty second Street and third
within East Hundred and Flfty-afth street Third
East Hundred and F1ftysecond street and
TIE sixteenth Election District Is bounded by and
avenue. East Hundred and Fifty hrst street
The seventeenth Election District bounded and
within East One Hundred and Fifty fourth street
Courtandt avenue, East One Hundred and Fifty
aa is by
within East One Hundred and Fifty sixth street Court
andt East One Hundred and Ftyforrth street
The Nineteenth Election District bounded and
within East One Hundred and Stxtieth street. Court
iandt avenue. Hundred and Fifty street
The twentieth Election District is bounded by and
avenue Hundred and sixy-seeond street Park
avenue Norris avenue East One Hundred and Fhteth
street avenue. Hundred and Forty ninth
The Twenty-drst Election District by ana
avenue One Hundred and Fifysixth street Court
andt East One Hundred and SXteth street and
The Tentysecona Election District is bounded by
avenue East One Hundred and Fiftyninth street aad
The Twenty-thrd Election District Is bounded by and
within East Hundred and Ffty-ninth street. Third
avenue one Hundred and Fifyseventh street and
The Election District Is bounded BY and
avenue. one Hundred and Fifty-ffth street and
within East one Hundred and FIfty-eighth street. Eagle
avenue Hundred and Sixty first street. Caud-
well East One Hundred and Fiftysixth street
The twenty Election District is bounded by and
avenue East Hundred and Sixty street.
avenue Hundred and Ffty-eghth street. Third
The Twenty-ssvenh Election District by ard
within Brock aTehGe ss5 Para East one
The Twenty-eighth Disric; bounded by and
avenue East one Hundred Sxtyfourth street Wash
ington Brook avenue
within East One Sxty-fourth street Third
avenue one Hundred and Sixty-second and
The Thirtieth Election District is bounded by and
within East One Hundred and Sxtyslxth street Boston
third Third avenue and Franklin aveDse.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
ELECTION NOTICE.


THIRTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRIC,r-CCSTD. I
Seventy-hcth street and Washington
The Thirtieth Election District bounded By aa(
within fremont Washington avenue. East On
Hundred and Seventyhfth street, Fulton avenue Ead
One Hundred and Serenity fourth street and Park avenue
The Thirtyirst Election District Is bounded py ar4
within East one Hundred ard Eightieth street, Tnis1
avenue. fremont avenue and Park avenue
The Thirty second Election District Ia bounded a.
gate avenue Hundred Eightisth street an
Park
The Thirty-third Election District bounded oy aa1
within East One Hundred and Eighry-fourth srreesf
arthur avenue. East One Hundred and Eighty secona
street Hughes F.lst one Hundred and Eighsta
street and Bathgste
he Thtryfourth Election District f. bounded By ana
within East One Hundred and EEhtieth street. Hcghso
avenue fremont avenue and Third avenue
Ihirty-hfth Election District s bounded By ana
within East One Hundred and Eghteth street Heracnt
avenue oakland place Prospect avenue last one fil>
cred and Eightieth street MapeS avenue. East One Iua~
dred and Seventyelghth Prospect Trs-
mont avenue Hughes avenue.
Inc ThirtysiNh Election District Il bounded BY ana
within East one Hundred and Eighty second street.
Mapes avenue. East One Hundred and Eghtieth street.
prospect avenue OaTand place. Belmont avenue. Easo
one Hundred and Efshtieh street and Hughes avenue
The TAirtseventh Election District IS bounded BY ana
within East One Hundred Eshty-secont street Bos
ton road East One Hundred and Eighty-nrst street.
Bronx River West Farms road. Boston road. East On2
Hundred and Seventy-eiEhth street and Mapes avenue
Tho Thirty esfth Election District Il bounded BY and
and Eighty yfTst Boston road. One Huntre3
and Eighty-second street and belmont
The Thirtynnth ElsctOn District Is bounded by a-3
within Pelham avenue. Belmont East one Hun
dred and FzghtysecOnd street. Arthur CES
Hundred and Eighty fourth street and Holman street
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
TH1Rr1ErH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT cNoRTD

The Twenty-ninth Election District bounded by and
within Fest One Hundred and Thiryeighth street Alex
ander East One Hundred Thirtyhfth street
Lincoln avenue. East one Hundred and Thirty sixth
street Third avenue and Harlem River.
The Thirtieth Election District bounded by
in East Hundred Thirty-sixth street Lincoln
avenue, East One Hundred and Thrtyfh street. Willis
East One Hundred and Thirty fourth street.
Alexander avenue, Harlem River and Third
The Thrtyfrst Election District is bounded by and
within Hundred and Thirty-fourth street
One Hundred Thrty-second street
place Bronx Kills Harlem River and Alexander
Thirtysecond Election District is bounded by and
within Hundred and Thirtyffth street Brook
avenue, Hundred and Thiryfourth street and
Willis
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
rH1RrY-TH1Rp ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by and within
One Hundred Fiftieth street. Morris avenue,
Hundred and Foryninth Courtandt ave
nue. One Hundred and Fortyeighh street College
avenue. East One Hundred and Fort-sxth street and
Park
Second Election District is bounded by and within
East Hundred Fiftysecond street. Courtlandt
East Ono Hundred and Fortyninth street and
Morris 80.
The Third Election District is bounded by and within
One Hundred and Fiftyfrst street. Melrose ave-
nue. East One Hundred and F1ty-second street. Third
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ouEENs.

JAMAICA; HIGH GROUND AND IMPROVED;
lots at bargain, easy terms.
With great future. Address PAUL HOl40Es
20 Putnam ave-. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
L. I. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE. CONN.-ATTRACTIVE MOD
residence choice location. station.
yacht club. sl0500 ARCHIBALD Q. FOSS.
10 East 42d st
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
ELECTION NOTICE.

TWENTY-NINTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICr-coNr.D
and Central Park West - 'NN'' 'Al" sleet
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY
SuSRCGATES' NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned. all the next OF kin OF Frarklyn
Spencer Chapman. tate OF the City OF ROFas.
County Of Oneida and State OF New York de-
ceased. ccnsenting thereto. Intends under ths
provision OF S2sd4 ot the Code OF Civil Proce<tur,
providing for the reduction OF the penalty OF an
administrators bohd. TO apply sor Letters OF Ad-
rsinistration upon the Goods. Chattels ana Cref-
its OF said deceased All creditors OF said De-
ceased hereby notified TO present the!r cIasrns
20 the Surrogate OF Oneida County et Utica
New York. on or before tho Eleventh Day a
November. 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE MOST PERFECT HOUSES EVER
RIIu u EOR TWO FAMILIES

THE MOST PERFECT HOUSES EVER
BUILT FOR TWO FAMILIES.
On Parkside ave. bet Fathush and Bedford
ayes: in excellent neighborhood convenient
TO Brighton Beach al" trolley lines schools
and stores The mos1 artistic fronts in Greater
New York, with interiors 10 match. (Separate
entrances Rent from one apartment pays
carrying charges and gives owner refined
home RENT FREE. WESTWOOD REALTY
co. T3S F1atbush ave, Brooklyn
AT RUINOUs PRICES.--FIvE HOUSES IN
finest residential section OF Yonkers can be
purchased below cost OF construction say
nothing of land. BERT G. FAULHABER &
CO. 206 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01

SOUTH 900 BUYS DETACHED
frame, IL room house: beautiful restricted sec
tion; mortgage. So 600; will sacrifice IL sold soon
ALBERT CORY. 1910 Eiatbush Ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SAL e

StO,500
DITMAS PARK.
1 family: 10 rooms: excellent condition:
owner needs the money; great bargain
BRENNAN 4 ROGERS
s67 Tlaibush Ave. Tel. Flat S.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-08
PLOT TO KILL THE GAR.

STOCKHOLM Special-Furher evi-
scrce o. an anarchist plot 20 assas-
sinate tse Emperor 81 Russia during
the approaching European trip vas
-ueartles Le-e- Atolph Vans the
Swede who killed Major General Beck
ham. chief % the coast artillery. and
thea committed suicide. belonged Go
q group of anarchists Who have been
plotting fhe death of the Russian ruler.
EiEl- Russian anarchists were ar
rested previous to tle killing 90 Gen
BecSlaU. bur their Apprehension va -
kcnt secret Tpo oi -leu were found
hiiiuc io -re palace
Nlr- ie+r "a letter satluz that mas
rucn as ht~ Russian comrades bad
..ee- ARRESTED So vas impossible TOY
-fm alone 81, kin rae emperor. and
cnrsar1ea 80 a,sassl -1tei rle rrs'
rigl ofc.af n- met
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-08
WILL STAMPEDE
FOR GILLESPIE
Despite Statement That lie Cannot
Aspire 10 Gelernor>hiP. Friends
lu>i~f-

WASHINGTON. - r-Spe. ai-I-
ar.L - s-rrrs 10 -ne virginia state
f.-plalrar convention at Newport
Eeus CA Jo.y -s-l 81 s-an rroe4 10
A. =. Gillespie. q Iaze~el. despite
n.F rrer-~slr flat Le cannot as pare
for fhe Io-u. rat.or-
r.us 20 rrr rurs.- Grafton - slrh @
movement D. l-epl1 l-can leaders t--p
favor E.lesTle's luruirat. on. and tf
n.s friends. eho are anxious Tor Mana
o. take it reached washington g-s-
tcrlay evening from virgins - o.
stated that LaZeFel county, tle Rome
~ Gillespie. - a unlt 10r him. and
u-u send q GelfEaflon % the con e-l-
tfou which wil Wncop things foT l.rn
az has never been done before ga o.
Republican conveuton-
Repuslican leaders ln Wasnlr Ton
object &C. being quoted o1 the Elrer-
Material sltlarOu just az tnls Ll-e-
They adnt. when forced 20 do 80,
fhsf II Is rot improbable that Mr.. Gill
iespie will be nominated despite Ais
recent card.
ore 81 them said
We want q man 20 head the uckei
who can DO more than carry the
party. Today the Republican party
ia virginia - well organized Bat
pse must have a man who can DO more
than poll the solid party vote. Iha'
man must be q business man % know
APPEAL 70 tSsS solid and conservative
4 element IL Virginia such man i
Gillespie. lie fts 30 the nick az nj
ether man does"
n me virginia Republican circles
Z yesterday much SOY reigned over tn
news received from Southwest VIZ
giniG that a. c. L Richmond one o
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-08
KESSIhA Is AGAIN
STRUCK BY EARTHQUAS

ROME. - Special. -- SO lrfcrrlarlt
lls reached here -Llt ll@ss-na. Res
70 other places ia Southern Italy ha 4
been wiped o-r tF tartlr u-k-s. The
have been thirteen shocks there Fart
ing il intensity. 1u- mostly slight.
t1e earthquake area. Reeg-o. villa
Giovanni. Nileto. and some other tow
feeling tLeu equally w-tl ,--sslna-
j. is officially announced that the 4
tal casualties az Messira were Il
killed and seven injured. the latter 1
GLIDING soldiers who We're hurt WI
engaged rescue work The killed 4
mother and child.
The woman was standing az q do
when q quake occurred. She ran tu'
the house 20 get her child. when z
walls fell When the bodies We
found the mothers arms were arouE
The child. whose face was crushed
The usual panic prevails al Me
sira. and the people are ahandoniI
their temporary shelters among q
F partly standing masonry OF buildins
They have invaded the huts thar We
built o. American lumber. which hi
not SET been assigned
The soldiers have been ordered 2
20 oppose the invasion lest riOting q
cur. and they are assisting the peOI
10 take possession ~ the huts.
The director Of the local obseryato
SAYS II the town had been rebuff.
stone. it would have been destroy
gain As ir vas. there Was nothi
20 destroy but ruins. The sea y
. greatly 8gltated. The Quays sank &C
siLerablr
Late dispatches do not Increase
+ casualties. either AZ Messlna Or Ell
{ here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-08
SPECIAL MASTER
UTTLEFIELD SITS
Believed That New Famous Virginia
West virginia Ca>e VIII >oon
BE settled.


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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-08
FLIES
FOR II MINUTES
OrirIne Wright Proves Himself Masssl
Of the Air-Nakes Three Flights

WASHINGTON. ID. Special
Soaring upward until its strange BED
was outlined against the clouds. sal
inE downward until the wind from
lover wing tips threw the dust 0r
the air In little eddies. az Sll ttme
Under perfect control. and rcspcnsiV
% the slightest wish % the nan
the levers. the Wright's aeroplane i
itself oct Thursday afternoon, and
round after round OF the para
ground az Forr Never. gave conEin
f ing display 81 TIE stuff d was ma
or
IL the Official scoEer cross g % q
Virginia shore 40 the hegirniug oi 4
afternoon with the lip still curled
The memory of She appointments
tle tao previous days he retgrn1
eifh a facial area Just south 90 4
prohoscis hanging as lat as El2-
san il rrcp.cl. calm. There I'd
notalne LETT fcr the spectator &c !
Nut take OF their hats 20 the QuH
uen from Dayton. more recently -ru
France and most oI rle other plaC|
tl Europe. ana admit tleF had lc
none oi -leir cunning. ana their d
chimes none ot frs easy Familiarity 81 E
aerial excursions
AS THE weird thinG Of canvas az
rc- ike bird in all The trucule
flsiliaia 90 explosions from me q
n sine. sv.e~- ONT circle after circle. q
wa- a Pile center ~ t.e weo al
Cltle Nrllt his slender tgi
un ttere in fhe air seemed 20 re
r almost iriolcrtiF beside -re motor
The coolest Man.
fie was enc coolest man 'r Nashin
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-08
RED TAPE N FRENCH NAVY.

Specialize Chamber 1
Deputies Thursday began the detail
Oh the report q the naval COMMITTEE
r. Delahage quoted from the .repoj
that statement lnat catastrophe ~ 81
FEARS cost France more than the loe
% Roiestyensky' feet cost Russia
A. Plichcre described how "a
Rochefote arsenal was occupied
manufacturing mattresses. pillows. an
bed rugs. while ships we're zWaatlnl
repairs. he gave many illustratAoz'
Il the naval administration red tap
quoting the number Of signatures 2
20 the minister Of marines that Wer
necessary before a glass costing
cenfimes that had been broken aooar
fagship could be replaced and no
one commissions duty occupying thrs
months was 20 count the number
leeches that had died In naval phs'
macies.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-08

TnIman. VIA ne y feellnK Nflls
6oes more rzlktng f1zn any 1o1y else.
Ne never was az crStor. bcf he a. 3ss
hn< Al exfe4Faxart way q sS'e1king,
whlch his long serTloe 81 ne state
80 6oze noEhtlng 20 t0ne 6own- IN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-08

the hix Democrats % that section
has S0faSd the Rcpu oicacs "a the
connfng rlbernatorisi fight and has
been elected a delegate % the Ncys-
port News convention ar Rich
nond's father served as Democratic
member % the Constitutional Conven-
ton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-08

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-08
corn BREAD AND BOrrERNmK

A prominent Lancaster county man
has cured himself o. Indigestion anc
added thirty pounds 20 his weight By
an exclusive diet OF corn bread and
buttermilk. he Is not worried BY
specusations ga wheat AID ncur or the
differing theories Of doctors concern
lng tie cause Of pellagra--Barnweii
People
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-22
AGAIN IN TROUBLE

Mortimer l. Stephens, who while
reporter on the Advertiser eight years
ago assaulted Editor Gill of the Re-
publican in that papers Office and got
a bullet in the hip in return, recently
quarreled with F. w. Dean over a girl
in Denver theater aisle. They fought
until the police arrived and then were
taken to the station in a patrol wa
gon. Each was fined $40 and COSTS
Stephens is editor of the Denver News
Letter. His quarrel with Gill here was
over a write-up of his attentions to
some young women at the Hawaiian
Hotel which appeared in the Repub-
lican.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-22
Failed
BREAK RECORD

Despite all the hopes entertained for
her, and the splendid start made from
here last Sunday morning, the big ia
panese steamer Chiyo Maru failed to
lower the record to San Francisco.
She reached the Golden Gate at II
o'clock fiat this morning. Having sail
ed from Honolulu at 9 fiat last Sun
day morning, her time from port to
port was four days, twenty-three hours
and about thirty minutes.
This is going some, to be sure, but
the Tenyo Maru still holds the record,
having beaten that time handily. Her
run from Honolulu to San Francisco
in June last was four days, eighteen
hours and fifty minutes, or a consid-
cradle drop from the Chiyo's time.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-22

be kept safely in the stronghold OF the
clerk, overnight, the clerk promising
to deliver them to the Mayor this
morning.
This morning came, but the docu-
ments were not forthcoming.
Inquiry showed that the clerk was
busy putting the formal stamp of hisat-
testation on each and every bill in con-
formiy with the Municipal Act, Chapter
Is, Section 100, d, which declares:
The City and County Clerk shall I'M
mediately after adjournment of each
meeting of the board certify all de-
mands allowed and orders made for the
payment of moneys giving the amount
and date of each demand, or order, and
date of the allowance thereof, which
demaids or orders shall be countersign-
by the Mayor, and thereafter the clerk
shall deliver the same to the Au-
ditor."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-22
WORTHY WOMAN
PASSES AWAY

Mrs Maria J. Forbes died yesterday
afternoon in the 18th year of her age.
She was the daughter of Mr.. Levi
Chamberlain, one of the pioneer Anne
rican missionaries to these islands.
She was married on December q,
1858, to Rev. Anderson o. Forbes who
was a missionary of the American
Board, and who for many years lived
on the Island of Molokai and had a
large field of labor. Later he lived
in Honolulu and for a number of years
was secretary of the Hawaiian Board
of Missions. He died in 1888.
For twelve years Mrs. Forbes was
manager of the Lunalilo Home for
Aged and INDECENT Hawaiians. She
leaves, her brothers Warren Chamber
lain and Levi Chamberlain, and sis
ter, Miss Martha A. J. Chamberlain;
her son, William J. Forbes, and daugh-
tiers, Miss Maria Forbes and Miss Har-
riett G. Forbes, and four grandchil-
dren, being the children OF Mr. and
Mrs. William j. Forbes.
The funeral will be held at the fam
lily residence on Punahou street at $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon, and the inter-
ment will be in the old missionary
ground at Kawaiaho church.