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Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
Woman Awakes
With Burglars
Hand on Her Head
Mrs. Lysle /. Abbott Screams and Her
Husband Fires Bullet at
the Rogue.

The cold, nervous hand of a burglar, rest
ing for just a second upon the forehead Of
Mrs. Lysle /. Abbott while she was asleep
at 4 o'clock Saturday morning suddenly
awoke her. and the resulting scream sent
The prowler hurrying to the kitchen door.
by which he had entered.
Mr.. Abbott woke up and got to the door
in time TO send a bullet after the fleeing
visitor and alarm the police. However,
the man was not captured. Nothing was
stolen. Mrs. Abbott was able to furnish a
description OF the burglar and the police
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
DOG IS MILD AFTER TEN-cASE
NOTE PATCHES TROUSERS
So Meek that Owner of Pant Does
Not Appear I'm Court
Against Him.

Mercer Rurd had a fearfully vicious and
ferocious pants-eating dog chained up in
his back yard Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. but now the animal has suddenly
assumed such a meek demeanor that NJ. NJ.
Smith, a canvasser living at 1910 Capitol
avenue. DON'T think 1t necessary to appear
against the dog when It was TO nave been
tried for pants slaughter Saturday morning.
However. it developed that Smiths neither
garment had suffered a square rent from
Towser's desire to taste some real wooden
cloth. and the dog really wasn't so bad.
after the trousers had been patched by a
SO bill. which Kurd presented TO Smith
Just as a voucher for the fact that the
formers dog was o. K Kurd lives at 27ls
South Thirteenth street
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
BuiIding Permits.

r. p. Hamilton. Thirtieth and Davenport
streets. frame dwelling. $4,000: Henrietta
Odetch, 2224 Larimore avenue. frame dwell
ling, $500; L. Oberg, ~Twenty-fifth and
Petersen, Twenty-fifth and Ohio streets.
frame dwelling, $3.50; John f. Hill, $50
2 so ~ john 81 I'm. Ssis soutR rS S,Telans;
street. frame dwelling. 81. 75O: p. T. Os-
from, 34o6 Parker street frame dwelling.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
scaIded By Steam

or scorched by a fire, apply Buckien's Ar
Mica salve. Cures piles. too. and the worst
sores. Guaranteed. sc. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co
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AL RECIBO DE 500 enviamos a
vuelts de correo un reloi Elgin garantiza-
do por diez amos, y por s7.s5 remtimos
uno marca Walthan.-F. Kehrhshn. San
Juaan p. X. pa
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BismaTk anecdOtico.
E. labriego y el cerdo.
.....perO he cOnducidO bOwbreS,
y unOs 20 trOSSe dejap GUAR
del miSmo mOdO.

Ell difunto principe de Bis
marck, conocido con el NOM
bre de eel canciller de hero" ,
gustaba de pasearse q pie y de
inc6gnito, por los alrededores
de Berlin
Cierta manana, encontr6 en-
su camino a un labriego, que
trabajosamente trataba de
conducir un cerdo.
Ell animalito lanzaba gritos
capaees de romper ell tfmpano
mejor templado, y ell labriego
lograba a duras penas hacerle
avanzar alguno,q. otro paso.
Ell canciller aproXimandose en-
ell momento que ell hombre
tiraba al cerdo de la cola.
Amigo mio-le dijo-no sa-
bes conducir un cerdo. Mira
como hay que hacer. Coge una
cuerda alta al animal por una
pata, y d6iale marchar delan-
te de ii.
Ell labriego siguio ell conse-
10, y el cerdo avanzo entonces
con un grunido de satisfaction
Seguido de su propietario, qui-
en- volvi6ndose haciaBismarck
lie grito:
-iYa Sc conoce que eS Vd
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AVISO AL PUBLICO.

Sc hace saber que el Depar-
tamento de la policia lnsular
no Sc hace responsible del
cobro de deudas contraidas
por miembros de la fuerza.
CHAS. r. MANES.--Jefe In
terino de la Policia InsuIar.
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NOTAS NUN D|ALES.
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CHINA organizara su marina sobre
bases modernas. Sc ha pubiicado
un edlcto imperial estableciendo un
departamento de Marina, Sc nom.
bro jefe de 6I al Principe Su, con
qulen coiaboraran ell AImirante Sab
~ Ell principe Ching como conseieros
FL senado peruano ha aprobado la
proposition del gobierno, referente
a dos emprestitos, uno de $4,000. 900
para canceiar el balance del empress
tito de Sl0.000,00O lanzado en- Ber-
lin en- 1905, y otro de $4,000 pa
"a saldar las deudas deiadas por la
Ultima administration.
Se dice que la .yidade Ia reina viu-
ola de PORTUGAL Maria Pa oesta en-
grave peiigro. Desde hace tempo
la reina ha venido padeciendo de
una affection intestinal que en- es.
tos tltimos dfas ha tornado un ca
racter alarmante. Los medicos de
la corte NO Sc separan de- su lecho.
Ell rey Alfonso ha consentido en-
servir de arbitro en- las diferencias
exlstentes entire Alemania Inglate-
rra sobre lfmites de sus posesiones en-
Africa sur-occidentaf.
La conferencia international So
bre el opio, que Sc abrio en- Shan
ghai ell l6 del corriente, va hacien.
do progresses bien definidos en- ell sem
lido de limitar y regiamentar SUI CO.
mercio. Estan siendo -discutidas
en- 10 econ6mico y varias resolucio-
mes presentadas por ell deiegado a.
mericano Mr.. Hamilton Wright, an
tes de ser llevadas formal debate
FL gobierno argentine ha obte-
nido un empresitio de cincuenta mi
llones de dollars, de Ia casa Barring
Brothers de Londres. Esos fon-
dos seran destinados exclusivamen-
tie a la construction de ferrocarri-
les Y de otros trabajos pibiicos, prin
cipalmente en- las proivincias alicia
das de la capital.
Ell rey don Alfonso cuya decision
de subir en- aeropiano, tanta excl
taci6n cause en- la corte, asistio en-
Pau las ditimas experiencias de a.
viaci6n V tom6 asiento en- ei aeropla-
no de Wilbur Wright mientras el a.
viador lie exphcaba detaiiadametnte
el manejo del aparato. desputs de
10 cual Mr.. Wright efectuo un vue-
10 que dur6 2S minutes.
FL rey don Alfonso Sc content6
con observar desde el sueio la mar
cha del aparato, cumpiiendo asi 10
que prometi6 a la reina madre, de no
elevarse en- el aeropiano, a pesar de
sus inteneiones primeras. FL obie-
to del viaje del rey a Pau, fu6 el iuz-
gar por 81 mismo del partido que pue
den prestar los aeropianos en- cali
dad de instrumentos de guerra
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|g|esia metodista.

Los siguientes cultos seran cele-
brados Ell pr6ximo domingo: ,:..
Escuela dominical a las 8 a. M, y
predicaci6n a las 10. En- el primer
quito Sc repasaran las lecciones del
trimestre, contenidas en- los prime
ros nueve capitulos del Libro de los
actos de los Ap6steies. .
Por la oche a las 7:30 predicar$
ell pastor Manuel Anddjar, sobre
la NueUa Vida; texto II Corintios
5:17.
Sc invita- al pdblico
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UNA "uRA" AL ACUEDuCTo.

I'll domingo por la tarde Sc lie
vara a efecto probabimemente una
en- las inmediciaciones del a.
cueducto de 10 ciudad, q la que ha
sido invitado un distinguido grupo
de sehoritas Y jovenes, entire aque-
Has Minina del Valie, Maria Assem-
sio, hermanas Marin, Baiz, PasareIl,
Font Benitez, Skerret Y Cintron.
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Rebaja de mUsicOs.

A causa de la Suppression de
la banda de la policia insular,
Sc suprimiran algunas retire
tas en- la Plaza principal.
NO ha podido evitarse que
sc suprimiera la banda hacien-
do otras economics en- los gas
tos del euerpo, cuyos gastos
eventualeS Y de cuartel gene
raj, importan algunos miles
de dollars?
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La casa :'Stein Bloch de
Estado Unidos, que fabrica
ropa hecha, ha repartido nu-
cutdlogos-anunctoS en-
que figura la casa de San Juan
p. Schira y Compahfa" la
que dispone siempre de un ex-
tense surtido de aquella como
cida marca.
Los catalogos son elegantes
y contienen gran n1mero de
cliches con trajes de distin-
tas clases y cortes.
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UNA FIESTA

La Fraternidad Escoiar cele-
br4ra una reunion en- casa de su pre-
sidente e. LIDO. Juan dc Guzmsn Be
nitez. ei dia y de los eorrientes p0r
% n0che. ..--
HAY animation para este actO que
e. celebration de- primer aniver-
sario de haberse constituitlu dicha
association.
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NuEVAS IMPORTACIONEs

Los Sres. Swiggett Brothers
del comercio de esta ciudad,
han recibido en- este dltimo
vapor un esplendido surtido
de objetos para caballeros,
ropa hecha de los ultimoS mo-
delos, y qtros.
La sucursaI establecida Ell
Ponce, obtiene cada vez me-
jor negocio.
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Sc aVGCiNan gTaVeSSuCeSOS

Puerto Rico atraviesa un periodic
de gran trascendencis poiitica para
ell presente v para ei pOrvenir.
Aigunos haeen del actual estado
de cosas. asunto de vida 40 muerte;
no vamOs tan alai pues cree
mos que los hombres que rigen sos
destinos de IA patria, sabran cOndu-
ciria : puerto SECURE. Con esta Green
ciria 4 puerto SECURE. ffCon esta
creencia Y con los trajes hechos tan
buenos Y baratos que venden La
Aimudaina" de J. PieFas Y Co, Cruz
~, estamos saivados-
Nadie sabe que sI casa es-
td desdlquiladd. Nadie 10 sa-
be, pOrque usted no 10 dRuHciq.
81 desea alguildr Slt casa que
ahord no le produce nGdd an in
cieid en- ia Correspondent
ca" Para estd cidse de aHun
cios hay en- este diario preci0S
espseigle, may limitddos.
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cATALOG OS-ANUNCIOs ,

Compradores PlazdeIa, Sugar Co.
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del oficio!
Sin abandonar su calma
proverbial, el principe de Bis
mark, replic6le sonriendo:
No amigo mfo; no he con-
ducido nunca cerdos, pero ST
he conducido hombres. y u
nos y otros Sc dejan guar del
mismo mOdO.
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MeIcado De azucar.

Aver en- ell almacen de los Sres.
Rubert limos. han tenido Iugar las
siguientes operaciones.
Central San Vicente-4.O00 sacos.
&" Lola Sugar Co. 1000 1"
g Monserrate 1900
a 1884
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Saturday, October 30, 1909;
Bye OTTO-Joseph G. Bye 30 Presidio. and
Mary Otto. %. 1902. Webster st.
GARBOLIN0- -CAREGGIo-Giovanni Garbolino
20 9s2 Jnion St, and Raimonda r. Careggio
49, 9SS Union ST.
HARTMAN-SH -SHEPARD-Frederick w Hart
man. 81, 1874 Sutter ST., aud Elizabeth Shep-
ard 80. 1867 Post st.
LEFER0NE- -CEVINCENZI- Richard I.eyerone
so, 80 Boardman place. and Emilia Devincenzi
70. SO Boardman place
AARsHALL--NAyARTH Manuel A. Marshall
% al Sixth ave. and Selma Navarth, IS
San Mateo.
MASoN-GRIGGS-E w Msson. 49, and
Lottie NJ Griggs, 80, both of San Anselmo.
McCAFFER Y-AIoNTGoMERY-J A. Nc
Caffery, II, 2S22 octavia St. and Sadie
Montgomery. Is, 1885 Chestnut ST.
Rl-DOTTI-Rfccardo Molinari "a
and Gertrude Dotti. %, both OF South City
-RAMSEY-Henry SaaI, a. 149 Caledonia
ave-, and Edna Ramsey, 10. 447 Valencia St
SCHW4B W4B-SL0MAN- G. schwab. IS. and
Natalie A. Sloman. 40, both Of 3274 Twenty
sixth st.
SHEPHERD WALTHER- David c, shepherd
q. Stockton and Jeanette walther IS, 5S4
Fourth ave.
THOMPSON Patrick J. Thompson "a
Monterey. and Ethel A. Podd. 20 3155 Fill
more st.
wEsTERGREN- -GoRDoN-c~l C. westergreh
24 1859 Wisconsin St. and Alta. NJ Gordon
-. lie Lincoln ave.
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Cross cemetery, by funeral ear from Thirteenth
and West Mission streets
D. SAMUELS. The Lace House

Cross cemetery, by funeral ear from Thirteenth
and West Mission streets.
RosENBERG-In this city. October 20. 1909
Esther beloved wife Of Wolf Rosenberg be-
loved mother of lawrence and Ines Rosenberg
and sister of Mrs. j. Olcovich. Mrs. NJ. EOsen-
berg and Frederick. Albert and Benjamin Ba-
ruch.s Il native of San Francisco, Cal
Funeral and interment private.
RUTHER-In this city. October IS. 1909 Ed
mund II. Ruther. dearly beloved husband of
Ruther and loving brother OF August Ruther.
Mrs Martha Fnllner and Mrs Rose Cough;
SO yesrs month and IL days member Of
San Francisco parlor No. 40, n. S c. W.,
and Seneca tribe. l. o. R. NJ. tsaersmento
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today tSun-
lors of yaente. Marini. NIarais & Co.. 649
Green street where services will be held un-
der the auspices OF San Francisco parlor No.
49 n. S. G. W. Interment Mount 0Olivet
cemetery.
sHATTBCK-In this city. October so. 1909.
Edna. May. dearly beloyed. daughter Of Martha
NJ. Shattuck and the late John II. Shattuck-
and sister of Charles ID. and L. Lenora Shat
tuck and Mrs. Robert Reed and Mrs. Fred
aged az GSs: as Years rs ea's months and and days
STAGNARo-In this city. October 29o 1909.
Frederick Stagnaro dearly beloved son Of
BROTHER OF Angelo Louis and Charles stag
naro, Mrs. Mary Chappari and Mrs Rosie
Raffetto, a native OF San Francisco, CAL, aged
28 years months and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintances are requested TO
attend the funeral today Sunday. DC
t0ber 81. 1902 at 1:15 p. m. from his late
residence. $40 Charter Oak avenue between
Bacon street and San Bruno avenue.
TANFoRAN-In Ignaeio Cal. October -. 1903.
Loretta Tanf0ran. beloved daughter Of Frank
and EsteIie Tanforan. and granddaughter OF
Catalina c. Valencia. native OF Marin
county, Cal. aged IL years
Friends and acquainfances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services to-
day tSunday)s October 81. 1909. at 30
O'Clock D. m. from her late residence at Ig-
nacio. Interment Mount 0livet cemetery
Oakland. CAL. October 20. 1902.
". A., beloved husband of Gertrude Thomp
son. and loving father OF Virginia Thompson,
months and 10 days. A member Of r X. tent
No. II Maccabees.
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BIRTHS

AsHCRoFT-In this city. October 30. 1909. to
the wife OF James j. Ashcroft, a son.
BASSETT-In this city. October 2T. 1902 to the
wife of Henry II. Bassett formerly Irene
Walsh. a son.
BURNS-In this city. to the wife of John
Burns, a daughter.
CRoNAN-In this city. October Do 1909. TO the
wife of Denis Cronan, a
HENTELA-In this city. October p. 1909. to
the wife Of Martin Hentela, son.
k0UGHAN-In Berkeley. Cal. September 2s,
1903. to the wife of John J. X. koughan twin
daughters
L0WNEY-In this city. October % 1909, to the
wife of j. E. Lowney, a daughter.
McKNIGHT-In this city October 13, 1909. to
the wife Of Joseph F. Mcknight formerly
Mae Aicherl,
NICoLAUs-In this CITY. October 2s 1907 to
the wife of F. Nieolaus. son.
PRET0RIous- this city. October 81. 1909
to the wife OF Charles Pretorious formerly
Rose Donayanl, son.
SMITH In this cify..0ctober Q. 1903. TO the
wife of George Smith formerly Nellie VII
som. daughter.
vICK-In this city. October IL 1909. to the
wife OF Charles Wick, daughter.
WEST-In Millbrae. Cal. October D. 1909,
TO the wife of Charles S. West, daughter.
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vcmber ?, 1909. at $3.50 O'Clock, from her
late residence S24 Treat avenue. thence te
st. Peters church where requiem high mass
VIII be celebrated for the repose OF here soul
commencing at 1915 o'clock Interment Holy
Cross cemetery.
YOSEMITE PARLOR No. Sc, n. d. G. ".
You are hereby notified TO assemble at S2i
Treat avenue Tuesday morning. November .
1909. at .e;3o O'Clock. TO attend the. funeral
SUSIE X. CHRIST. President.
LORETTA LAMBURTH. Rec. Sec
7McDONALD-In Oakland Cal. October so.
William and Mary c. Mcdonald, and brother
of Arthur II. Mcdonald and Mrs. Samuel L.
Aver, native Of Chicago H.
Friends respectfully invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow (Aonday) November /,
1909. at 2:S0 2. M. from the residence Of bis
parents, SAG Thirty second street under the
auspices of Sequoia lodge No. 34e, L. & A. M.
McHUGH-At rest, in this city. October 29
1909. Joseph A. McIiugh. aged % years. CAL
.ebany papers please copy.)
Notice. Of funeral hereafter. Remains at the
pariors of D. l. Kenny & Co., 1I19 Eddy street
near Scott.
MIHoLovICH- sunnyvale October &c, 1909.
Louisa Miholovich and father of Mary and
Annie AIholovich, native OF Bocca di Cattero
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral TO-DAY, (sun-
5 ftan street Where services T be 1 hss
under the auspices of the Austrian Military
and Benevolent association. Remains at sthe
parlors Of vslente, Marini, Marais e Co.,
64g Green street
NELSQN-In this city October 2S 1905 Anna
L., dearly beloved wife OF Mauritz J. Nelson.
native of Varmland. Sweden, aged 81 years
q months and IL days
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tSun-
day.. at I:30 o'clock p M. from Swedish
American hail. 2174 Market street, under the
auspices of Freja Rebekah lodge No. 2S4,
l. o. o. #. Cremation Cypress Lawn ceme-
terry. by funeral car from Thirteenth aud
West Mission streets. Remains at the chapel
of Craig, Cochran & Co.. 1169 Valencia street
near Twenty third.
o'NEILLs-In this city. October 80. 1909. ate her
late residence. 1888 Sixteenth street. Haflnah
r.. beloved wife OF Daniel 0'Neill, loving
mother of Genevieve. Frank. Charlotte. DAN
Arthur and Raymond 0'Neill. and sister Of
T. Sullivan. native of Bangor, Me.
this city, October %, 1909. Rich
ard Eustace, beloved husband of Josephine Ra-
vani. and beloved father Of Leonard. Sebas-
tian, Charles Henry. Louis and George. Ra-
vani and Mrs p. Bergna, native OF Milano,
Italy, aged 6i years IL months and y days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow (Mon
dayf. November l. at IL 80 a. M, from the
parlors Of e. Iaccheri & Co.. 154S Stockton
street, thence 10 ST. Peter and st. Paul
church, where services will be held at II
o'clock. Please omit flowers. Intermcnt Holy
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CARD OF THANKs

BRUNIG-We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends. and the mem
bers OF Eureka lodge No. g. Od. n. $. for
their kindness and sympathy shown in our late
nereavement-the loss OF loving husband and
father
MRS. HELENA BRUNIG and Family
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sent heirs and made trip to Boston to
secure half Of this sum in accordance
with his contract. De Cola asserted
that he never received any more for his
services than his contract called for
and that the settlement was carried out
in every detail according to the con-
tingent fee arrangement
According TO those familiar with the
Whit4nore estate matter the indictment
of De Cola resulted because OF sus-
picions- and allegations that he had
made an improper use of the mails in
securing the consent of his clients to
the payment of a fee largely in excess
of the contingent fee upon which he un-
dertook TO bring about settlement Of
the estate
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MARY VIVIAN. President.
xVAp5pEN Recording Secretary

MARY VIVIAN. president.
IIrIT WARREN. Recording Secretary.
CALIFORNIA CIRCLE No. 17s, Women of
Observation-Disclosures and members are notified
that the unveiling of urn OF our late neighbor,
Josephine Fonge, will take place today tSun-
Z terry columbarium, Point Lobos avenue.
Friends and acquaintance are c,I 59yited to at
NJ. ]. KATE. Clerks
DERBY-In SFruityale, Cal. October 29,. 1909.
Nancy Maria Derby. mother OF Mrs. A X.
p Harmon and 0scoe E and Augustus Be-
Derby native of Lunepberg, Mass, aged 20
years months and p; days;
(aIonday) morning. November l. 1909. at 10
o'clock, at her late home. 14Or East -Four
teenth street, Fruitvale, lnterment private
FORM st. Helena. Cal, October %. 1909,
Josephine T.. dearly beloved daughter of Mari
anna and the late Antonio Forni. deyoted sister
OF Arthur and Inez Forni. and loving niece
Of Carlo Forni, a. native Of st. Helena. CAL,
aged 81 years 10 months and is days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tSun-
lafe residence corner of MadroDe street and
Oak avenue, thence to the Catholic church
for services Interment st. Helena cemetery.
FUNSFoN--In East Oakland. CAL. October 80
1909. Arthur Macarthur beloved son of Gen
.erai Frederick and Eda Funston, a native Of
Oakland, Cal. aged years
HEINE-In this city October g. 1909. Fred
Hene, native of Germany. aged 43 years.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited 70 attend ,dne the funeral =, today Ssun.
from the mortuary chapel of Toseph Hagan,
1886 California street near Steiner. where
services win be held under the auspices OF
san Francisco District Council Of Carpenters.
Interment Mount Olivet cemetery by carriage.
HENDERsoN-In Pasadena. Cal. October 20.
1909 Mt theo home of his daughter, John
Henderson, father Of E. f. and Or. II. N
Henderson of Berkeley. Cai and Mrs. ii. p.
Babcock of Pasadena. and brotlfer OF Mrs.
Simeon Hackey. and Mrs Z. L. Peck
Interment private
HoURIGAN-In Sacramento. Cal. October 30
19ogs John j.. beloved husband of Theresa
Hourlgan loving father of May Hourigan, and
brother of Mrs. Fred Chase and the late
Thomas. HomfgBn, native of San Francisco
Remains can be reviewed Sunday evening at
the parlors of McBrearty & Mccormick. 915
Valencia street near Twentieth. Notice of
funeral hereafter.
KIRK-In Alameda. Cal. October IS, 1909
Thomas J.. beloved husband of Julia Kirk,
and father of Dorothy Kirk, Mrs. W. r.
Molinard and Thomas J. Kirk Jr-. native of
Missouri aged 81 years d month and 10 days.
MALLoY-In this city. October 2S 1909,
Emma, beloved wife of Walter Maloy, daugh-
ter of the late Mark and Mary Higgins and
sister of the late Belle Higgins. native OF
San Francisco, Cal, eyed 20 years 10 months
and Is days 4 member of Yosemite parlor
No. IS. n. ID. G. ".
Friends and acquaintauces are respectfully
inyi1d TO attend the funeral Tresdav- Mo-
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MARRIAGES

McFARBAN-HOwARD-- this city October
20, 1903, by the Rev. II. S. Wilkinson. pas.
tor Howard Street NJ +. church. Alyie Nc
Farlan OF San Francisco and Sadie Howard Of
Bakersfield Cal.
YER-McGILYERY-In this. city, October IS
1909. by the Rev. H. E. Mines. pastor Cali
fornia Street NJ. r. church. Fred Meyer and
Lotfie 6. McGilvery, both of San Francisco.
ODGERS- -HASTE-In this city October 81
1909. by the Rev. DIR. RAIDER. Joseph E. Odg
ers and Louise Haste. both of San Francisco.
RICHARDS CRoSSSfAN-In this city, October
80, 1909. by the Rev. George a. Hough.
Phi. D.. pastor Grace NJ e. church. Melvin
F. Richards and Media Crossman. both Of San
Francisco.
this city, October 80, 1909.
by the Rev. George A. Hough, PHI. D., pastor
Grace NJ. i. church, Henry Saal and Edna
Ramsey. both Of San Francisco.
San. jose Cal. October
20. 1909, Hadwen Swain and Isabel Winslow,
both Of San Francisco.