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New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
ANOTHER MASSACRE IN SYRIA
A Hundred Persons Slain-Fears of New Out
break of Fanaticism

Berlin. June s-The "Tagebatts' AepPo CORE
sponient saws that he Turkish authorities last
week executed twelve OF the rnsleaders including
six Araleniars, concerned in the Adana massacres-
The enerreiic course Of the government the CORE
spondent adds. caused the popuace IN the region
between Atexandretta and the mountains 70 start a
ne., massacre in which about one hundred persons
were sain.
The Young Turk Committee did everything pos
silla 70 rrevent the disorders They in need OF
ralnforcenIents The situation causes great anXi-
ety. the asita,ors den7uncins the Sultan as an IN
hdcI VINO has sold himself
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
PASSENGERS INJURED ON LINER.
vie Of Manila Ex-Editor and Child Rescued
When Valve Bursts

q. FRANCISCO. June 6-The bursting Of a valve In
= ice plant Of the Pacific Mail steamship China
c. = me vessel nearing San Francisco from the
-. - to-oay flooded the first class cabins with
--ofna and several passengers narrowly escaped
ons those injured were Mrs. c. r. Rosenstock.
-. VI former editor Of The Manila Bulletin
a., re Youngest OF her four children. In attempt
-, - remove the child from the cabin she fell,
f--eo her ankle and was overcome by the
Of the ship
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
FATAL FALL OF STAGING.
Three Painters Seriously Hurt When Their
Scafold Gave Way.

Worcester. Mass. June s-Three men were seri-
olsly injured and a fourth had a narrow escape
when painters staging fell in front OF building
in Lewis to-day. OF the three who fell with
the staging. Joseph Hallorsn sustained fractures
Of the spine and the skull and at the City Hos
ptal where he taken, It was stated that he
had practically no chance Of recovery. Timothy
J Buckley and Henry RLshford also were badly
hurt. but probably not fatally
Dennis J. Mahoney. the fourth man on the stag
ing jumped when It gave way and caught hold Of
window sill, whence he able TO climb TO
safety.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
TROUBLE IN SAMOA SETTLED.

Berlin June s-A dispatch has been received here
from Vice-Admiral Coerper, the commander Of the
German squadron in Samoan waters. saying that
the trouble Savau has been entirely settled
without bloodshed. Chief Lauak. who has been
endeavoring to obtain succession the post of
paramount chief held by the aged Mataafa.
and six other leaders. with their followers. have
surrendered
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
EnREsr ElREs THREATEN VILLAGE.

Fredericton. = r. June s-AdvIces received here
to-day frcm kesyick indicate that the forest fire is
becoming more alarming Bird Settlement is in
great danger, and the twelve fifteen families
there are ready 10 flee should IT become necessary.
Every man for miles around is fighting the flames.
Should the fire pass through Bird settlement there
would be little chance of saving Nashwaaksie VII
Ia
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
De sEARN APPEAL PREPARED.
IBy Telegraph TO The TriouneI

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Baltimore. June S-Papers and records in ths
suit of Prince de Baarn et ChaIaiS against Ross R
Winans his father-in-Iaw for control Of the $500.
0n0 estate Of his wife. the late Beatrice Winans,
have been prepared for transfer to the Court of Ap
meals When the princess died in 81 Petersburg
in 1907 she left 100000 absolutely her husband
bv previous agreement and 100000 in trust for
thnir TWO chiIdran
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
SENIOR cAsAsus TO BACK AIRsHIP.

Mexico City. June S.-Don Joaquin Casasus. for
merly Ambassador to the United States from Mex
leo says that intends to back the scheme OF
William and Albert Samson. French -Mexic1ns 70
build an airship Paris. provided that their plans
appeared feasible SehOr Casasus left here last
night accompanied by his daughter for Hot
Springs Va whence he will go to Washington and
Neu
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
A REQUEST TO LADY HARcoURT.

IBy Telegraph 20 The TrtbuneI
Providence. June BY the VIII Of Mrs Henry
@ Russell fled for probate Warwick, R L.
property agsregatn over S1S9S 600 is disposed II.
the public bedues1s amounting 70 S2SSo00. all 70
Rhode Island institutions Lady HlrCOurt. widow
Of Sir William Harcourt. gets S1ooo 600; General
William Anes a cousin S200.00o and other reIa-
tives large amounts.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
REPUBLICANS DEMAND sUBwAYs.
Kings County Organization Tells Present Ad-
ministration What May Happen

The Kings County Republican General Commit
tee passed resolutions last night demanding that
those in authority shall Immediately t~sge steps 20
secure the construction OF Eubways wh"re needed in
the borough OF Brooklyn" The in favor Of the
adoption OF the resolution was unanimous after u
WAS offered in a brief speech by Jacob Breuner
Kings County Republican leader
Congressman William ". Calder told the commit
that Il the present administration failed 10
its fun duty providing subv-ayS for Brooklyn a
Republican city administration would take Il in
charge after the election next fall
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
T4E New MINISTRY IN PERU.

Lima. June s-Tha new Peruvian Ministry is com
posed as follows
Premier and Minister Of tAe Inrsrior-Dr- RAFAEL
NILIAST-ENA
Sinister II FInan-e-AUGUsTIN DELAToRRE-GoN-
minister - Justce-D- MATIAS LION
Minister Of War-Cofo1el ER\FST0 IAPATA
Minister of Public Vorks-DANID MATTO-
No Minister Of Fo-eigr Affairs yet has been ap-
u0Inred
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
OnENeEs ON THE cLEvELANp LEADER.v

r,al,s. June s--''The Cleveland Leader will
ron ne following editorial announcement to-nor-
,s.. tie terms Of contract just entered into
- ne Cleveland Leader Printing Company. this
Il, VII hereafter be edited and publish -
H., ies T. Kennedy. Nathaniel c. Wright -
4. -, Ihalhenner. who. as publishers. will -
e'atrol OF It's editorial and business policies.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09

Recent dispatches from Washington said that the
United States government had decided 70 send two
Secret Service men TO Porto Rico. owing 10 the
lottery frauds which were being conducted there
Il intended that the Secret Service officers
should make a thorough investigation Of these
conditions as 1t had been learned that the Porto
Rican agent who distributed the tickets still
making regular monthly trips from Santo Domingo
10 Porto Rico. and that the Illegal traffic heing
vigorously pushed throughout the island.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
PRESIDENT ALFARo IN PooR HEALTH

dent Of Ecuador. arrived here to-day from quito.
He is in poor health and. II is thought, will be
away from the capital for a considerable time
Cienaro Larrea has assumed executive powers dur
ing the absence of the President
Several Colombans who were expelled from
Panama on the charge that they had been using
Panama as the base of conspiracy directed
against President Reyes Of Colombia. have arrived
here
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
BRITAIN ACCEPTS DREADNoUGHT.

Melbourne Australia. June s-A cable dispatch
has been received here from the imperial govern
ment accepting the formal offer of a Dreadnought'
or an equivalent addition, to the British navy
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
CHINA MAY STILL APPEAL TO HAGUE

PekIng. June S.-The japanese legation here has
denied the report from London that China has
withdrawn her request that the Hsin-M Min-Tun-
Fakomen railroad question with Japan be sub
rnitted TO the Hague tribunal ror arbitration
China holds it is said, that the way is stiH open
for appealing the case to The Hague
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
PLAGUE AND FEVER IN eUAYAoUIL.

GuayaquI June ;.-There were ffty-seven cases
of bubouic plague here with twenty-eight deaths.
and forty-two cases of yellow fever. OF "hich
eighteen resulted fatally. during May, according
TO offclaI reports
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
,.,.-Ia g Y.ars AS a servant GirI.

rle t,.na,,o w J,,ne s-John Robinson, negro was
Nred So to-day for passing as a servant girl A
,,Sobe- of wears ago. finding many sYenues OF EN-
,-,napt closed TO his race. he adopted skirts ana
prbsnped his name to jeanette Robinson. lie was
ennnjoyed as a domestic 10y various laihIlies, ana
,rae Torking in a West Side residence when de-
,ecfives discovered his secret
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
STOPPING LOTTERIES IN SAN JUAN.
Tickets Seized on Arrival of Dominican
Steamer in Porto Rico.

San Juan. ?. R. June Sit IS reported that the
federal authorities have Secret Service men watch
ing the Importation Of lottery tickets into Porto
Rico from Santo Domingo. The local police are
actively engaged in preventing the sale OF these
tickets. a package Of which valued at $500 was
seized on Saturday the arrival Of a steamer
from Santo Domingo. II Is estimated that the
monthly sales Of lottery tickets IN Porto Rico
amount 70 5000
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
MORE CHOLERA IN ST. PETERSBURG.

St Petersburg. June s.-SiXteen cases OF cholera
and eight persons supposed to be suffering from
the disease have been admitted 10 the municipal
hospitals during the last forty-eight hours.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
e. II. HARTMAN REACHES PARIS.

Paris June Sc H. Hartman arrived here to-
day from London He tried 10 get a special train
at Cherbourg but failing IN this came on the regu-
lar boat train.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
- uuin Anoint With on.

Chicago June SIn about three years, n 3
i. .i,b oil said Bishop Faows last night
s.It Is true that ministers would probably
M Nc. ,Sss Ie 1Terence in skill in the men who follow
r cts and professions Inc G cures S "en men s mave
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
SEVENTEEN TO DIE AT ADANA.

Constantinople June s-An imperial trade issued
to-day confirms the sentence II death imposed oy
cagr, martial on twelve Moslems and FIVE Ar
r,erlans for completely in the ruassacres at Adana
last APRIL
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
rFIEeRAPHIc NEWS NOTES.

Auto Topples Into River Four Drown ,
Enigbfs Landing, Cal, June s-Mrs W r. DiXon,
Mrs : H DUNCAN, Miss Merle DUNCAN and MISS MIS-;
5ua it uyben their automobile toppled into the Sac
ra1mento River. The chauffeur swan 10 a BOAT ana
was saved
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
RUGS AND DECORATIVE ARTICLES

SUITABLE FOR WEDDING GIFTS
SELECTED DESIGNS IN ORIENTAL RUGS FOR FLOOR COVER
NGs TABLE COVERS. HANGINCs AND OTHER
DECORATIVE PURPOSES CONSISTING O.
sFIRVAN RUGS cABBTAN. BoKHARA AV0 CHOICE PERSIAN
PIECES. ALSO LA0K COULA GHIoaozs RUGS
OF INTEREST TO coNNoIs5EU25 AND COLLECTORS
PORCELAIN VASES AND PLATES FRzNc4 CLOCKS AND
CLOCK SETS. ELECTRIC OIL LAMPS. CABINETS
FANCY ARTICLES.
34th strrrt 18th strrrt ann 9Th Auriu1e Nrm Hnrk-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
,arr s;x gyeketshop Men.

at,,r,1,eti June s-Louis w Foster. John NJ
c.orman Walter Campbell, A c Baldwin; Edwin
yI.i NJ Scott were each sentenced to six
Heli am a. al % and fine OF 500 here this
ninsg .lon1S for conducting a bucketshop. They are
all clerks and telegraph operators eu ny '0
Odeu brokerage Company
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09

ne,yer June 8-FIoods due to heavy rams ana
melting snow causing hea1y oaInJss f II. to CoIo
20 tb last tgenty-four hours. Train service IN all
directions is interrupted.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
NOTES OF FOREIGN NEWS.

Lisbon, June 8.-Domingo Centeno and
Count Arnoso, a former minister, fought a
duel with swords in a local park to-day.
Conteno ran his sword through his oppo
neut's thigh.
Rome, June 8.-The opening ceremony in
connection with the golden jubilee of the
American College at Rome was held here
TO day. The church of the college filled
with preIates and dignitaries of the Papal
Court Monsignor Farley, Archbishop of
New York, said mass, and Bishop M. J. Burke.
of ST. Joseph, delivered the sermon.
Bren7erhsven, June S.-The two hundred
members of the National Sohuetzenbund who
will take part in the international shooting
contests to be held at Hamburg, beginning
July 10, arrived here day the Main.
They will make "trip to Oldenburg, Coblentz,
Cooqne, Manz, Frankfort, Wiesbaden, Berlin
and Hamburg.
St. Johns. NJ. F.. June 8.-The returns from
ST. Berbe district for a member of the le9is-
lature were received to day. An adherent of
Sir Robert Bond was elected by majority
of 121, as compared with 303 last November.
The Legislature has ten Bond supporters and
twenty six who favor Premier Morris.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
Xi,I.d in cereal Plant Fire.

Decafmr III June s-The plant Of the Decatur atl
,sir a loss Of s29l, ,0c0 fireman was killed by
Ealing timber Another fireman climbed thTee
and closed the FIRE doors
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
B. Altnta11 & On.

BEGINNING ON SATURDAY. JUNE 18TH. STORE WILL
BE CLOSED AT II NOON ON SATURDAYS AND AT
5 P NJ ON OTHER WEEK DAYS
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
PART OF HAWAIIAN
EXHIBIT En- ROUTE
Alameda Brings Islands Agent
and Some of His Display
for Seattle Show
Ten Pretty Girls and Tropical
Fruit to Be Added TO the
Attractions

on board the liner Alameda which
arrived Yesterday from Honolulu. is
part Of the Hawaiian exhibit for the
Alaska Yukon exposition. The re-
mainder OF the exhibit viii be taken
to Seattle direct on the army trans
port Dix. Lloyd Childs. special agent
FOR Hawaii to the exposition. was a
passenger on the liner. and viii have
charge of the installation of the exhibit
at Seattle.
The United states government con
tributed $4,000 and g S25,00o building
toward the Hawaiian exhibit. The
territorial government contributed
So. 900 and the residents of the terri
tory s10.0 on the Alameda's next
trip the liner viii bring from the island
port 10 pretty Hawaiian girls. who will
serve canned pineapple on koa tables.
On the China. which left Hongkong
yesterday there win come from Hawaii
a band Of singers who will introduce
south sea music 10 the people of
Seattle.
During the life of the exposition
every steamer from Hawaii will bring
fresh tropical fruit. which will be sold
and given away at the Hawaiian head
quarters. An attempt will also be
made TO establish an aquarium in
which the wonderful colored fish OF
Hawaiian waters viii make their first
appearance on the mainland A trial
shipment of these ish will be sent
north on the Dix
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Notable Deaths

THOMAS EUTCEISGs. a PIONEER OF
PETALUMA-Pe'aiuma. May II. ~ Thomas
Hutchines. : pioneer resident of this county.
end g native u England died here today.
sged - He lesVes widow and two chill
dren- He was well 10 DO. retired rsncher.
who passed his carly years in the British
nav.
JESSE A CHEN. MANAGER FOR STAND
ARD OIL COMPANY Indianapolis, Ind. May
1L-Jesse A. Gheeu. Indiana manager FOR
me Standard oil company. is dead At his
home in this city. de was al different times
manager Of several local Standard stations
En- the west
ALFRED A PECocK. HoTELMAE-St. Paul.
May If-Alfrcd A. pecock. proprietor OF
tho Ryan hotel. died here last night, aged
g vesrS.
FERDINAND voN REzNIEcK ILLUS
TRAToR-Berlin, Nay il-Ferdinsnd von
Reznleck. noted illustrator. died today
after operation
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
CONVENTION LEAGUE is
AIM OF BUSINESSMEN
First Steps Taken for Forma-
tion of New ORGANIZATION

Preliminary steps were taken yester-
day al meeting at the St Francis ho-
tel for the formation of Convention
league. TO be composed OF the leading
commercial organizations in the city.
and the purposes of which viii be TO
induce various bodies to hold their
conventions in San Francisco.
Kirk Harris OF the Hotel Hamlin was
elected chairman, and among those
present We're:
". B. Pringle and Thomas Magee of
the San Francisco realty board: Al
phoBse Hirsch OF the San Francisco AS
sociation of Optometrists; Symms and
Atkins OF the Merchants association
Gerstle and Castle Of the chamber Of
commerce; a. B. c. Dohrma mn and r II.
Meyer Of the California Promotion
committee; Harris and Stewart of the
san Francisco Hotelmen's associa tion /.
+. T. Naples Of the Western Hotelmen' s
Protective association: T. f. Batturs Of
the Southern Pacific: Arthur r. Briggs
of the California state board of trade,
and George b. Sperry of the Merchants
exchange
After several speeches a COMMITTEES
consisting of Harris, Pringle. Gerstle,
Meyers and Briggs was appointed to
draw np the working plans of the or
ganization and to report to the gem
eral membership June !. The first
meeting of the committee win be
Mav j.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
WAR DEPARTMENT
REWARDS BRAVERY
Captain Harry l. Jones Given
Medal for Rescuing Two
Men From Drowning
JumpseFrom Tug Into the Bay
to Save ArtiIIeryman and
Deckhand

Captain Harry / Jones master OF
the United .S1sies steamer General
Alexsnde-. WAS The recipient Of a medal
of honor yesterday. presented TO him
BY 3he var department for bravery
The presentation OF the medal took
plane sn The office OF tho chief quar-
iermsster of tbis department In the
absence or the chief ausrfermaster.
colonel T. r Stevens. his assistant
Lieutenant O. P NJ Hazard, acted as
master q ceremonies.
As he presented The silver medal
10 CAPTAIN Jones he Al the same slime
read TO him the following letter;
Treasury. Department
Washington. Nay 3. Is0S-Captain
Harry L ZONES. master steamer Gen
eral Alexander. L. :. 4. Sir: There is
transmitted herewith silver medal OF
honor, awarded 10 you by this depart
June 20. 1874. and May I. 1852. in rec
oEnition OF gallant conduct exhibited
II rescuing two men from drowning
ia Saa Francisco hay January 6. 1908.
u affords this department great pleas
ure 70 have this opportunity 10 COM
mend the services rendered by YOU upon
The occasion mentioned. Respectfully,
c. -. HIILES.
Assistant Secretary
Those present at the ceremonies were
Colonel " A. simpson. Colonel c 6.
Woodward. Colonel ". /. Finley and
Colonel G. r smith
The act for which Captain Jones was
rewarded took place January s.
The tug Alexander was steaming
down the bay when two men, Corporal
Harry Williams Of the coast artillery
and John Dillon. 2 deckhand. We're
thrown into the bay by a sudden lurch
of the vessel Captain Jones jumped
overheard from the upper deck of the
tug and held the two men above water
until others on the army craft came &c
their assistance.
Colonel Frederick Won Schrader. who
is 70 relieve Colonel J. B. Bellinger as
chief or the transport service at this
port viii leave st. Louis next Monday.
and viii assume his duties here on
May 20 he viii be accompanied by
Mrs. Won Schrader. but the other mem
bers OF the family viii remain in st.
Louis for the present
Brigadier General John Mcclellan.
L. :. A.. retired, now living at san Jose
paid his respects 10 General Weston
yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12

most interesting trip. the itineraTy or
which VIII take in northern Canfornia.
Oregon and on 70 Seatlle, Wh@iS
Thompson and his party will visit sns
fair. a. a A2@8
1t has been reported that the roads
between ClOverdale and LakeporT are
now in splendid condition This route
leads over the most picturesque ROADS
in the state. passing ovsI tne hrSs nrgte
down into Highland Springs and on TO
Clear Lake
Norman W. Devaux OF the Auburn
motor car company viii leave SATURDAY
for the factory. where he is going 10
hurry the shipments TO the coast
w. c. Dallas OF Mercsd is in town.
having made the run up IN his new
Thomas hyer.
Quite a number OF Pullman owners
made the trip Up 10 Santa Rosa on
Saturday and Sunday for the auto races
and rose carnival Among those W.
Mrs. Weske, c. ". Ellery. n 81 OWENS
NJ Ried and others The trip was
made without mishap or delays
The society women of Los Angeles
are making arrangements 70 noid
automobile races az ASCOT PARK NAY
benefit of the orphans home The
dealers association OF southern Call
fornia has promised TO do all IN It's
power TO make the occasion one ot
great success. 1t Is said that the meet
will be society affair. and that the
boxes win be sold for 800 each.
An event of much interest in motor
cycle circles OF the coast viii take
place next Sunday. when the Coliseum
motor track near Los Angeles Will oe
humber of big matches viii take place.
and some fast time viii be made.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12

hotel One of the men discovered a
light in the top story or the hotel and
upon investigation found that II Iiiu-
minated the drummers' sample room
1t was furnished with very comfort
able chairs and was turned over to
the party. About a. m the porter
as he turned on the light one OF the
ladies awoke with q scream, which so
startled the porter that he beat a
hasty retreat down the three Nights OF
stairs.
Ray Dinsmore. who had driven up
had Just 40 minutes sleep when this
exciting incident occurred. The scream
so thoroughly awoke him that he de-
cided TO go down and look over the
car and fill il with oil and gasoline.
The party left Petaluma at Z a. m and
reached Santa Rosa an hour and half
later. After the races they left the
City of Roses at noon and reached
Sausalito at 5:30 o. m. after a most
enjoyable trip
W. r. Cowan OF Los Angeles. Ram
bier agent for southern California. re-
..ports that he has
of RAMBLER. livery of ss
= !. horsepower four
ear and Sc horsepower four cylinder
Rambler roadster to the. Richardson
construction company OF the City Of
Mexico. and states that these cars will
be used over a big distance Of desert
land and sand. The Richardson company
bought 80 horsepower Rambler eight
months ago and was so well pleased
with the car that these additional pur-
chases were the result. Cowan is proud
of these sales, as he feels that repeat
these sales, as he feels that repeat
orders are the best indication OF the
merits of the goods
NOTES OF THE AUTO
r. III. Thompson. who lately pur-
chased a SpeedweIl, left yesterday on a
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
sn san Francisco Tuesday. May il. 1919;
H-SKELLN-John A Baieh. b. Homo
lulu. and Helen y. Skeliy, %. Butte, Mont
FFRRO O-NICORA-Domenico Ferr0 &c. and
AIMS Nicora. -. both Of 1929 Dupont 81.
ABAMoTO-Takegiro Kurita. 40.
Vallejo and Inc YamanOto. 26 20z5 Pine 81.
EEGTERRIER-HAIN I.eguerrier
~ and Zoe Haines. 20, both Of 504 Valencia
street.
AcKROTH-RAWIINs-O II. Msckroth
Ir. - 2TTs Union St. and Clara C. Rswlins
% 305 Walnut 81.
NeArIIFFE- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS McAuline.
&C and sarah Ael0ney. -. both OF 202S Nc
Aiiister ST.
RODT-JOHA NSEN-Leonard Redt. 50. 246 Oak
St aud Ingeborg Johansen. 80 40 Fell St
TANAKA- A-TANAKA-Ksstutaro Tanska. 3S
aud Nasano Tanaka, %, both Of l527ik Geary
street.
WILLS-Y0C NG-HarIy G. Wills. 25 435
Hayes St. and Eta n. Young, 20. l25G
tsuerrero 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
BOND ELECTION FOR
GOOD ROADS IN MARIN
Ii Proposition Carries, Boule.
wards Will Be Built

SAN RAFAEL. May 1l.-Following
the meeting with representatives from
the Sonoma County automobile club
last week Countd Supervisors Michael
Burke and Louis Pistolesi have an
nounced that they viii call a bond
election in their supervisoral district
Tor the purpose of bonding the dis
tricts to defray the expense of con-
sIructing good roads
Should the proposed election carry,
southern Marin county Will be pro-
Ylded with macadamized bouievards OF
the first class. According to speci-
hcations the roads Will be widened to
20 feet and they will be covered with
four inches of rock and four inches of
macadam.
The proposed roads will be con.
structed from Sausalito to San Rafael
and TO Bolinas.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
HAMLIN AND GRAND
HOTELS ARE MERGED
Places to Be Conducted Jointly
Under Five Year Lease

The Grand hotel was yesterday leased
To Kirk Harris, manager OF the Hotel
Hamlin. and p. A. Young, manager for
the Grand. for term of five years
and the two places viii now be con-
Quoted jointly. Both hotelmen are
well known. Young having been man
ager of the Russ house and the Neither
land hotel prior TO the FIRE. A W.
Wilson. owner of the Grand who had
personal charge Of the Grand. has de-
cided TO devote his time to his real
estate holdings
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
MRS. MARTHA q. FRASER
DIES AT HER HOME HERE
Was Wife of Former Super
visor of San Francisco

Mrs. Martha Gamble Fraser wife Of
Hugh Fraser, former supervisor OF
this city. died Monday night at her
home, 624 Golden Gate avenue. She
was a native Of Garragh. County Derry.
Ireland. and IS years old Besides her
husband two sons survive her. Thomas
T. Fraser and Hugh ". Fraser The
funeral viii take place tomorrow from
the First United Presbyterian church.