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BROWN-At Cornwall n " on Seventh day. Eighth
MONTH list. j. Quimby Brown. in his s5th year FIi-
neral service at Friends Meeting House. Cornwall.
N Y. Eighth month. $50. at II a. m.
brief illness. 10Th year Of her age Ellen
Vile Butler. OF MOrrstOwn. N j., widow OF Benjamin.
Butler and eldest daughter OF the late Dr. Willard
Parker Of this city Funeral services will be held
at the Church OF the Epiphany. OF Lexington
ave and 95th ST. Monday. August 23. at 1880
Interment at Woodlawn arrival OF the special
FULLER-suddsnIy. Of heart failure. at Bridgeport.
York Notice OF funeral hereafter.
gust %. 1909. his home Lake George.
Funeral services will be held Monday evening.
August p. 5 p. Lake George Concluding ser
vices Will be held Woodlawn Cemetery. $50
Tuesday. August "a Special trains will leave
Grand Central Depot 0 a. m.
HOLMAN-At Southport Conn. Sunday evening Au-
gust %. 1909. Sarah Elizabeth Hemenway
Edwin Holman. in her Seth Funeral the
congregational Parsonage, Wednesday August rs. ee
p m Interment at Newton. Mass.
LODGE-On August 81. al Tuckanuok Nantucket Mass
Nib and Henry Cabot Lodge. In the 18Th year o. his
Funeral private.
sANDS-At East Hampton. Long Island August 90 1900
In the I'D OF her age Mary Gardiner sands
widow OF William Richardson Sands. daughter OF
services at the Church OF the Transformation. 3
East 18th ST. Monday. August %. at II m.
sMITH-suddenly. at South waksnsId " H. August
20, Miss Augusta A. Smith. OF Southport. Conn
Funeral at CONGREGATIONAL Church. Southport. Mon
day. august 23 at o'clock.
law; A F. Popham. knderhook. NJ Y, Victoria
lockwood widow OF the late Charles W. Whitney.
Funeral services at ST. stephens Church woodlavn
n T.. on Tuesday, August "a. at I 80 p.
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THE. WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-washington Aug %.
a disturbance OF considerable intensity central
Sunday morning near and Of Porto Rico.
moving a westerly Low pressure continues
Gulf Mexico. and there thunderstorms
winds along the Gulf and extreme south
lantic High winds also from Lake
Superior. attending the northeastward movement of "A
disturbance north OF the Great Lakes Showers
within the twentyfour hours along the Gulf and
Atlantic coasts. and northern Michigan the
points in the Rocky Mountain region. In all
other districts the weather fair during the last
twenty four hours somewhat warmer weather Is re
west and lower temperature prevails IN the upper Mis-
coiluhuss generally IN the Eastern Staeb
During the forty-eght hours the weather over
probable along the Cuff and extreme south Atlantic
coasts ans scattered points In the northern plains
gradual change TO higher temperature In the Eastern
States the OHIO valley and the lake region elsewhere
The winds along the New England coast win be light
sotb Afian,t @ss' oadsrate vaTiaIis oScr nn,fher1
portion and brisk northeast east with squalls
the lower lakes. light southwest
upper lakes. moderate south and southwest.
have light 70 modefate westward Winds and generally
fair weather 10 the Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special IocaIities.-For New England.
fair weather rising to-day and Tuesday
Hight 20 moderate winds
For Eastern New York. and rising tenn
pelaiufe today and Tuesday: Light variable winds. be-
For Eastern Pennsylvania ana New Jersey, fair
Hesther ana flshs temperature to-day Tuesday far'
For Western New York Western Pennsylvania fair
light moderate south southwest winds
Local onieiai Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes tenn
perature tine last twenty-four In comparison
with he daf If Last
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LEOPOLD PENSIONS AMERICAN COUNT.
King Leopolds government has just bestowed
small pension upon the centenarian French Count
oe MerlainHille, who. although a member OF old
mouse OF the Breton arstocracy is a native Of the
OHI'ed states. HIS parents. compromised In the
hoyalist rising I'm the west OF France a little over
n hundred years ago. had sought refuge in this
country. where their boy Oliver was born. The
rather was killed I'm some quarrel and his mother
cfazed by grief, succumbed not long afterward in
an insane asylum in New York. her boy being at
me time about ten years old. In the hope Of find
ing some OF his parents relatives he worked his
way TO France, arriving in Marseiles where ne fell
IN with the owner Of travelling circus. who took
MIN into his employ He remained with circuses
until 1889. when. happening to be in Belgium. he
joined the insurgents against Dutch rule and
iought Tor Belgiums independence II is s a vet
erAh OF that war that he is now pensoned by King
Leopold's government. Afterward he was in turn
d french sailor and then a French soldier in
Africa. where he won his way up 10 the rank OF
hon-oommissoned officer and gained also the
or the Legion OF Honor under his name Of Comte
oe Merlainvile. Failing in love with a young
iSelslan girl many years his Junior, he left the
army and started a small circus Of his own The
War Of 1870 found him again in the ranks OF the
French army fighting against the Germans and
particularly distinguishing himself the Battle OF
St Quentin.
ON The restoration Of peace he opened a small
cafe at LAege But the venture did not succeed.
and then his wife died. He drifted on TO the
helghhoring village Of Xhonemont. which is in
haoited almost entirely by factory hands OF the
great works in and around Dege. AS not only the
men but even the women and the older children
take part in the labor. the old Count de Merriam
VILE known among his neighbors as lie pere
Olivier" devoted himself To the care of the little
ones or the village. establishing a sort OF day
nursery and kindergarten. The little money and
gifts which he receives for this-for the Belgian
working classes are very poorly paid-and the tiny
pension given 10 him by the French government as
knight Of the Legion OF Honor, have enabled him
10 live, while the annuity bestowed on him
by Belgium will furnish additional comfort for his
remaining years.
II is strange career. indeed. that. beginning In
America hundred years aga. is drawing 10
close in the little Belgian village OF Xhonemont.
where this scion Of the old Breton aristocracy Is
beloved by all these workers, many Of them So
ciaists and anarchists. and idoliIed by the children
who are never weary Of his inexhaustibe series Of
stories. most OF them drawn from the annals Of
hts own long and adventurous life.
MARQULsE DE FONTENoY.
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CEMETERIES
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem train from
trail Station Webster and Jerome avenue troeys and
by carriage Lots $3.50 up. Telephone 1858 Grameroy
for Book OF Views representative.
Office. 20 East ED ST.. New York City.
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srea'-grandson. therefore, OF Charles OF
ia4,ce' Inc Duo de Berry during HIS English exile
al the beginning OF the nineteenth century mar
itu. eceesiastically. in London girl OF the name
OF Amy Brown. daughter OF a clergyman Of the
S"uich OF England By this union he had two
uaushteTs and son. the latter of whom died I'M
married Subsequently. after the Bourbon restora-
uon' when 1t became necessary FOR dynastic rea-
sons TO perpetuate the senior line of the House OF
bouFoon and To provide for the succession to tho
throne OF France the Due de Berry was compelled
10 contract matrimonial alliance With Princess
SaioHhe or Naples. his marriage with Amy Brown
being invalid in the eyes OF the French law When
me Duo de Berry was murdered at the opera in
Paris his uncle, Louis XVIII, and his father
Ai'er"ard Charles y. adopted his two daughters
"y amy brown. settled handsome fortunes them
aho created the younger. Charlotte. n Countess
hSsoudon IN her own right. She married the Prince
De FAueigny-Lucinge. Her elder sister. Louise was
created In her own right Countess vlerzon. and
married the late Baron Athanasius de Charette.
Ia'her or the general who is, therefore. through
ms mother, nephew Of that Comte de Chambord
VINO as child reigned for a few hours over France
In 1880 as Henry V.
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UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK II. CAMPBELL. 241-3 West 2sd ST ChspsIs
Private Rooms Private Anbulanees. Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Highest temperature yesterday. 20 D. M:
8 Al: ayeraae corre-
spending date last ~ corresponding
date last thrty-three years "a
Local FOrecastFair weather and rising temperature
to-day ana Tuesday; light variable wlnds beceEling
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repubshed In the Tri-weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
Brown. ]. Quimby Lodge. George Q.
Butler Ellen O. Sands. Mary G.
Fuller. Henry D. A.
Gilbert Riley whitney Victoria L.
Holman. Sarah z. II.
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Local oneiai Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes tenn
peraiure for tine last twentyfour comparison
with The CORRESPONDING date Of last wear:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY

East Hollywood
store building, two lots, 5000. Want $4,000
grocery Lyell. with the Ideal Realty Co.,
200 Severance bldg FISH; Bdwy. 1927.
Highland Park
5 modern stores on Pasadena ave, one
will bring good income, sl050O, $1,000 cash.
Want clear city or country. Mines Far
ish, 315 S. Hill ST.
Louisiana
2-story modern brick business building:
$4,000. Want orange or lemon grove
Boyd & Scott. San Bernardino, Cal.
Pasadena
Improved property on Marengo ave-. $4,000,
as security Want loan of 1900, per cent.
8 years. Anderson Inv. Co., Brawley bldg.
Pasadena.
Pasadena
Business property, $4,000. Want good un
improved for part exchange or good walnut
or orange grove. f. W. Smith, with b. o.
Kendall Co., Pasadena.
RedIands-
Business AK. good income, $4,000 Want
business blk. up to $s5.000 Arthur Benner.
3o9-1O Lssner bldg, 524 s. Spring ST. F5921;
Main 1918.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14

Santa Ana
10 acres, the best in Santa Ana, improved
with house, barn, fruit and nut trees ST., 800
This is first class property and will bear in
spection. ]. G.. Quick, Santa Ana, Cal.
Santa Ana
20 acres fine sandy soil, house. barn. water
$3.50. b. W. Wheeler. Santa Ana, Cal.
Santa Ana
so acres, all in cultivation, 20 acres alfalfa,
bal. in barley, small house, good barn, new
flowing we'll that cost $3.50; this land is first
class for alfalfa, corn, beets, celery, gums
or anything else except oranges. The only
land near that be bought for $500 per
acre. Exchange Realty Co. 3l6 Il. 4th St,
Santa Ana, Cal.
Suburban
10 acres set to barley, beets and potatoes
south of city; 4-room house: $1,000; $3.50 cash
c. NJ. Wooster Co.. 1913 w. Second st. ASlO3;
Bdway. 1885
Suburban
IL acres close in; Groom bungalow; close
to car line; $2S50. c. M Wooster Co, 223 w
Second st ASlO3; Bdway. 1885.
Texas
We have land In Texas. good soil; we can
sell farm from 10 acres to 1920 acres for
1910 $40 down and $40 per month. Ask about
this. Rucker & Ewart, POI E. list ST., Long
Beach, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14

PajarO Valley
96O-acre ranch 300 acres rich level land; SIS
per acre. Ed Blckmore, Watsonville, CAL
Riverside
We have a complete list of small grain
ranches in sizes to suit from the smallest to
the greatest. Also eucalyptus land, and
places fully equipped with pumping plants
for growing alfalfa Thirty years expert
ranching in this section enables us to
give full and satisfactory information rela-
tive to these properties. See us for prices
and terms. Come to Riverside for bargains.
v. M. Slaton, 1888 Lemon ST., 1852 Sth ST.,
Red 1861, Main $685. Riverside, Cal.
Riverside, 3 miles from
4O-acre ranch 80 in fine stand of
alfalfa, 10 In navel oranges, barn,
pumping plant, Groom house Y mile from
public school;i $4,000. v. NJ. Slaton, 1889
Lemon St, 462 Sth ST., Red 1861 Main 1888.
Riverside, Cal
Santa Ana
Ia in city limits, all In large wal
nuts and fruit trees, water stock and city
water, Groom house, good barn, 20 rods from
school, good home. $4,000. Exchange Realty
Co.. Sl6 f. 4th ST. Santa Ana, Cal.
Santa Ana
10 (the best place EARTH rich,
sandy loan. double water stocked, 10 shares
water stock and fine well and good pump
ing plant Groom house, good barn. family
fruits $500. Exchange Realty Co., 316 Il.
4th ST., Santa Ana, Cal,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-lcou7mUED

Fullerton
10 acres 15-year-old soft shell walnuts
water stock; $1,000. Ruddock q Fuller, Full
lerton.
Fullerton
10 acres full bearing walnuts close in; 500
per Ruddoek & Fuller. Main 2l1 1912,
Fullerton Cal
Santa Ana
Is acres on Santa Ana car line; 10
walnuts, 2h acres eucalyptus: good income.
Los Angeles Real Estate and Home Seekers
Co. 219 o. I. gJohnson bldg.
Santa Ana
15-acre full bearing walnut grove, house,
barn, water; $500. E. W. Wheeler, Santa
Ana, Cal.
Santa Ana
10 acres in fine 13-year-old soft shell wal
nuts, 10 shares water stock, Il mile from
stores, school, church and packing house;
$500, Exchange Realty Co, Sl6 e. 4th ST.,
Santa Ana, Cal.
Santa Ana
II acres full bearing walnuts, good house.
barn, water stocked, income above $1,000;
$4,000. +. w. Wheeler. Santa Ana, Cal.
whittier
IS acres walnuts full bearing, plenty water,
S-room modern house, good barn. chicken cor
rails family fruit good income; on new La
Habra electric line; good bargain; terms to
suit. S. W. Barton Co, Whittier.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
FLAT BUILDINGS

Minnesota. Duluth
Flats and residences. high grade income
best location. s15.000;- clear Want good
oranges or walnut grove within 30 miles l..
A. -Thompson- Irons Co.. S19 S. Hill ST.
Missouri Kansas City
modern brick fiat buildings, 150xs5 lot. in
come $1,000 per year; s13,500 mtg. $500. Want
L. A. and win assume ]. Edward Assem-
macher, 213 Z. 14th ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14

Santa Monica
Broom cottage; $780, Want L. A. equal
value, bungalow 10 $1,000. Thos. G. Bundy
& Co., 4O5 S. Hill st. Eases; Main 42O3.
Santa Monica near OCEAN
broom cottage. car line; $3.50; also fine
= lot, $4,000. Want l.. A. warehouse site
G. III. A. Goodwin Co., 1929 Central bldg.
F3l50: Main 1859
Santa Monica, Ocean ave-
Fine residence, 100 IT. frontage; $40. 600
Want l.. A. to SIS, 600. Darling Bros 524
Merchants Trust bldg. APPS.
Santa Monica, Oregon ave-
Fine home 100 IT. front; $500 Want L.
A, good ranch to $4,000, or $4,000 Choate
Stumpf. POOL Fay bldg. Main 110I; Ae4Ss
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
BEACH

ie-room beautiful modern house near the
ocean. 145xisO lot. an ideal home; .lo'1oo'
Want alfalfa citrus ranch Guy a. IN
man, 1877 E. LIST St. Long Beaeh.
7-room. beautiful, modern house on w 7th
81. 5000. Want l.. A. house. Guy A. In
man, 1877 e. LIST ST., Long Beach.
Long Beach s
ern cottages on w. 4th St near CHESTNUT ST..
fine home and income property; 10000 want
orange grove near Pomona or oniario Suy
A. Inman, 1877 e. LIST, Long Beach
Fine iO-room home; $4,000. Want orange,
walnut or alfalfa acreage or vacant land,
Frank A. Grove & Co., 1ls West Ocean ave.
HSs0.
Long Beach .,.ooo
cheap at the price Want improved ranch
near Santa Ana or Orange. f. w. Stearns
& Co., Long Beach, Cal
Small cottage. 5Oxl5o lot; $500 Want.
small chicken ranch near L. A. Bunken-
Blair Real Estate Co., 12l E. LIST st. Home
5sS.
S,room modern-resdence. mtg. $4,000. Want
orange grove. NJ. b. Irving. with Frank
Heron, 301 Grant bldg.
S-room home overlooking ocean, $500. mtg,
$500 Want suburban or beach. Wood,
Tatum & Wood, 629 Security bldg. Fl2o7;
Bdwy. 1874.
Long Beach near ocean
q cottages on 50x15S lot. rents for $75 to
sfOO per month. Want clear same value or
less Bunken-Blair Real Lstate Co.. l2l e.
LIST st. Home 1888.
Ocean Park
7-room furnished house. $500, clear. Want
cottage or small ranch might assume small
amount G. e. Delevan, 627 Bryson bldg.
y AS5S6.
Santa Monica
Good residence Want northern land. 7. F.
Moore 701 o. T. Johnson bldg. Main S76S;
ASSES.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
DAIRY RANCHES

Los Angeles, 12 miles from
horses, implements, ETC., dwellings.
barns, near steam and electric roads. $50. 900.
Want L. A. houses lots. Fred w. Pear
son, 220 L. A. Trust bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

Los Angeles Suburban
Fine bungalow, large lot, on car line $4,000.
Want residence on heights southwest 10 s7500.
Thos. c. Bundy & Co, 405 s. Hill St F4s9S;
Main 4203.
MonrOvia-
Bungalow V acre improved land; $500.
Want building lots Fred w Pearson, 22O
L.. A. Trust bldg.
Oakland
Groom house. $4,000, mtg: $500. Want
cottage, oil stock telephone stock for
equity. B. o. Gardner, 30 Mercantile place.
FS54S
Residence, $4,000. Want L. A. Security
Investment Co, al Chamber of Commerce.
Al01I.
5-room new cottage. equity $500 Want
cheap acreage in San Diego county Ander-
son Inv. Co.. Brawley bldg, Pasadena.
Pasadena
Groom new bungalow. 1OOx15O lot; $500.
Want l.. A. residence to value. E.. W. Smith.
with B. o. Kendall Co, Pasadena.
Beautiful s-story cement basement home,
close in on Marengo ave. large and beauti-
full grounds; $4,000. Want ranch. F. w.
Stearns & Co., Long Beach, Call
Pasadena
Groom 2-story residence with lots: 5000.
Want l.. A. acreage same or less value ].
J. Phelps. 2S5 H. w. Hellman bldg. Asi62;
Main 4440.
Pasadena
If you have real estate for exchange
list with me. e. w. Smith with B. o.
Kendall Co. Pasadena.
well located residences, desirable lots;
$780, Want improved ranch. Forbes Realty
Co.. 4O1S Laughlin bldg. A1l6S; Main 1914,
Pasadena, northeast section
broom new cottage near car line; $780,
mtg. $140O. Want San Diego acreage clear
TO equity of $500 Anderson Inv. Co. BfAw-
ley bldg, Pasadena, Cal.
Rediands-
5-room cottage. Want Compton, Watts
or small suburban home. Ideal Realty Co..
200 Severance bldg FISH; Bdwy. 32S7.
Riverside
Modern cottage 6Ox165 lot improved; $1,000
Want L. A. residence. p. s. Castleman &
Co.. es2 7th St. Riverside. Cal.
San Bernardino--
5-room house. s5x14O lot. well located.
Wanted Long Beach good rooming house.
Insurance Loan and Land Co. San Ber-
nardino.
San Diego
l1-room modern house; $780, Want oil
stock up to $500. $1,000 cash, and bal terms
b. o. Gardner, 21O Mercantile place. FS54S.
Santa Ana
Groom cottage. 20 acres. barn. inside city
limits Make offer. E. w. Wheeler, Santa
Ana
Santa Ana
7-room residence, gas, sewer connec-
ton, 2 lots > blocks from court house:
$500 clear. Wanted San Francisco or
near. ]. G. Quick, Santa Ana.
San Jacinto-
e-room house, acres of land. artesian
well; $500 Want L. A. beach, Bun
ken-Blar Real Estate Co., 12l e. First st.
Home 1885,
South Pasadena
7-room home shrubs. flowers and lawns
good barns and outbuildings; $4,000 Want
Illinois farm and will add S35, 900 for good
farm. Hildesheim & Schiller, COS Delta
bldg. F6426; Main 5O25.
Groom house large lot, fruit and flowers;
$780, Want L. A. home Mcpherson Realty
Co.. 234-35 Bradbury bldg.
Upland
6-room house, bath and screen porch
city water and electric light, large front
porch, on best corner lot facing north and
east: 50x1i0 lot, short blocks from post
office: $500. Wanted San Diego or Long
Beach similar property. Titus & Palmer
Upland
Wisconsin, GAINESVILLE
7-room 2-story house, $1,000 clear. Want
house: win assume. American Investment
Co., 440 San Fernando bldg.