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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
PIMLICO RACES.
BIG Crown Witnesses Opening Of the
Eastern Racing Season.
(By Associated Press.)


BALTIMORE. MD. Alril "a
Bright skies and balmy weather
brought ont ten thousand people to
witness the opening of the spring
running meeting at Pimlico today. AS
the recent shake-up in the racing
world makes this the opening point
in the east the local track has taken
on a cosmopolitan complexion.
All seven fields to face the starter
were large.
Thirty looks took money on the
events by the old fashioned tick meth
old. banned everywhere in the east
except at PimlicO.
The inaugural steer]echase. the first
feature Of the day, was blighted by
several bad falls. CORTLAND II.
Smiths Palm breaking leg and hav-
ing his racing career ended by bull
let. Saffa, who had the lead on War
rior. was given a nasty header over
the last jump.
An unexpected winner turned up in
the race for the baltimore cup in John
Garner, one Of Freeman's stable.
The Country Club purse went to
the favorite. Statesman. Question
Mark, well liked second choice. fin
ished second. but Jockey McCahev
was too anxious and was disqualified
for fouling right after the start. An-
gust Belmont did not arrive at the
track In time to sec his cood youngs-
ter. Sou. come home an easy winner
i'm the opening event.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
State Of Texas Receives s., 800, 75s
IS Penalty.
ENACTED N SPECTACULAR MANNER
wsters-Pieree Company Squares Gill
With State IN cssh-Carried Into
Capital in Telescope vaIises-71S
Thousand Dollar Bills.
(Py Associated rrrss.)

AUSTIN. TEXAS. April 2i.-The
final chapter in The litigation ~ the
State against tho Waters Pierce oil
COMPANY. tn" payment 81 prohatHy
the largest fine ever assessed against
a corporation. nearly two million dol
lars. was enacted in a spectacular
manner this afternoon.
From tho American National Rank
81 .SaS $685. was carried and deliver
ID In Two aItomobilcs al the sta"
treasury Then nj bre7sncck spccd
the cars were driven to the Aaxtin
National Rank and a similar burden
of currency disposed Of.
m telescope valiscs thuss IN charge
~ the payments carried bii's 81 DIT
ioreni dcnominat ions Ep the capEol
stop. When the fnc.bcarcrs roach
81 the treasury department. doors
were locked and Attorney General
Davidson and other offcisls were sent
for and the money counted.
The fnc was paid with 1is one
fsrrusard dollar bills. 100 ten dollar
bills aud tie remainder In smaller cur
rcucy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
Matches Class and Commodity Rates
On Westbound Freight
HORIZONTAL CUT Of ITO 2 Cents
Goes Into Effect One Day Later Than
c. & o. Reduetioo-TsriH Filed
With Interstate Commerce Commits
SIGN Yesterday.
(Ry Associated Prcss.)

BALTIMORE. MD. April 2i.-Tn"
Baltimore and Ohio railroad has net
the cut Of IN. ChcsaIcakc and Ohio
railroad in impor' class and com
modify rates out Of Newport News on
freight wcstbound. This company has
fled with the Interstate Commcrc"
Commission a nov tariff effective on
Nav %. one day after the new rates
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio goes into
effect. which makes horizontal cut
Of 2 crnts ON the hundred pounds on
FIRST and second clasz and one cent on
other classes and commodity ship
ments wcstbound.
by ,his action the Baltimore and
Ohio restores the dincrcntiaI whIch
the Boston and Maine eliminated
when u hogan sIsshing rates in Feb
ruary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25

More Than 100 Girls Are Missing
Feared That Other American
Missionaries Lost Lives.
fRv AssocIsted Presa.l


BEIRUT. ASIATIC TURKEY,
April IA conservative estimate
now places the number killed in the
Armenian massacres in Adana villayet
at 10000 to 10000. -
At the town Of Adana more than
100 girls are missing. II is known
that q native pastors have been kill
ed Fears are entertained that ether
American missionaries than those
whose deaths have been reported,
Rave been murdered. There are 49,
600 refugees in Adana and Tarsss ana
5.co0 at Mersina
Marasich and Aintav are quiet, but
conditions at Hadpin are becoming
critical A messenger despatched for
relief by Miss Lambert. the Amcri-
can missionary. who two days ago
sent an appeal to ConstantinopIe. has
been killed in the streets. A second
messenger. a soldier. was shot At
. The VsIli has given assurance Of
the safety Of the Americans.
Conditions at Alexaadretta are un-
changed. Beilan and DortyoIc arc
holding out. An appeal for help has
been issued from IIasakia. as the EScb
Is nearing tirat city and the American
property In threatened Antioch 10
quiet. there bcksg nv Armcn.ans ,cst
in that town. No disturbances have
occ,rrod at Beirut tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
DELEGATES ELECTED.
Labor Council Names Men TO Attend
Newport News Meeting.
fRy associated PrcS3.o

RICHMOND. VA. April ETH"
meeting of the Central Trades and
I.afor Council held last nigh; in La
nor Temple va on" of tn. most in
tercsting and tcst attended for a long
time. Resides an immense amount
of business. tho election of delegates
ia ih~ STATE Federation Of IyabOr.
which mcctS in Ncwr"rf News Juno
I. was he'd. Tho following were
elected
John IIirvrhh~rg. NJ thc retail
clerks !. 7. Pulling NJ tho mrsiC:Tns:
Y. ! Crcamer Of IN" m1chini=fs: W
" Whi;lock. OF tho biacEsnif''s. and
u y nol!ard. Of the cigarmskeTs
After the election which was
sraritcd. rcfreshmeu' were ~crved by
the entertainment committee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
Navy Crews Easy Winner.

ANNAPOLIS, MD. April 24.-This
afternoon the navy varsity simply ran
away from the New York University
eight and loafed home, pulling "a and
Re strokes to the minute over the
greater tart Of the mile and a half
course They came home over ten
lengths ahead of their opponents in >
minutes | "a seconds.
The race was dOIlic one In which
the navy third crew was pitted agains.
the Arundel Boat Club OF Baltimore.
Besides winning from it's stipulated
opponent. the Junior crew Of the navy
bea; the varsity crews opponent.
winning by six lengths In 3 minutes
IA 80 seconds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. SUNDAY. APRIL p. 1909.
arrived from Tchataljc. were quarter
Many Throng Streets.

Many Throng Streets.
Perhaps the most remarkable feat
ure ofIhe attack upon the city was
the great number Of people of all ma
tionalities, including many European
women who thronged the streets i'm
mediately outside the zone OF fire.
Everybody showed that CONFIDENCE had
been inspired by the discipline. valor
and friendly courtesy Of the invading
trcops. particularly the gen s:mes
OF Salcniki
The number Of casualties will nev-
err be known. but it extends into the
thousands. Around the Taxim bar
racks alone it is said that Thousand
or more men fell. The private houses
within the line OF fire suffered great
". One OF the heaviest losses to the
parliamentary forces occurred through
the misuse CT the white flag by the
lr.sicged TaSch kichla barracks. Fer
more than an hour the machine guns
of the attacking party poured han
of shots into the garrison and then
the defenders hoisted the white flag.
Infantry moved forward in the open
and the gun fire was suspended.
Fired Upon Unexpectedly.
When the battalion was within four
hundred yards tf the barracks the
guns behind the walls opened up a
deadly fire on them, u being killed
ard 50 wounded.
In one quarter some 5000 or 1000
troops were engaged in the conflict.
but with the terrific eXcnancc or shots
few non &C mfatants were killed. Half
of the SalOniki ChaSseurS who wrr"
brc ught from the country districts
several months ago and placed in tn"
.Yildlz garrison by the comm'tc" of
Union and Progress ard who at ono"
took prominent part in the recent
mutiny fell fighting near barracks
where theNPmurdered many of their
Officers ten days age. In the rockets
OF sonr, of the dead were found large
sums of money in gold, which it is as
sumed. was part Of the price of their
loyalty.
The American ambassador. Mr..
IIeishman, declared that the conduct OF
the Americans during the fighting
and while he was arranging to send
them of en- a steamer, was splendid.
The men displayed the keenest in
terest in the strange battle and every
woman exhibited the greatest pluck
There was no fainting and no hyster-
les At noon the battle ceased and
i precautionary measures were immedi-
ately taken by those upon whom VIC
tory had rested, to insure the safety
CT the residents No disorder OF any
kind occurred during the afternoon
and no looting was permitted.
Feeling OF Relief.
|. General satisfaction seemed to be
( felt at the swift change from uncer-
tainty tc constitutional order.
Should the sultan remain in Office
it will merely be in a nominal way:
His allowance will be greatly re-
stricted ard he will have no means
for further agitation should his mind
turn again in this direction. It is
credibly reported that the sultan has
distributed within recent days two
million pounds. Turkish, to the troops.
The question OF his deposition or his
execution can hardly be considered a
possibility. He has been tried, it is
true and Condemned in the minds CT
the committee Of Union and Progress
as Enthusiastically. but it is authOrita-
lively stated that he will be allowed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
ALSO CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING
New York District Attorney Wires
Request That Bail, n Granted, He
Fixed at High Fisure-Aceused
Tells Of Thrilling Experiences While
oodsins Law Officers.
(By Associated PresB.1

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. April a.
Jacob 8. Meyer was engaged
today by friends of Broughton Bran
denburg. arrested here yesterday. to
represent him. The attorney said he
would resist exiradition.
Chief Of Police cook received a
message from District Attorney Je-
rome. of New York. advising him that
a copy OF the indictment against
Brandenburg had been forwarded, nnd
requesting the chief. In case he was
admitted to bail to ask that his bond
he placed at high figure.
Tells Thrilling Tale.
Brandenburg told a thrilling tale
today of his experiences while trying
TO dodge the police during the past
three months. BrandOnburg told how.
at Harrington. Del. posing as DR.. Carl
Rheinder, a German automobile agent,
and also as physician. he became
popular In society. He also told how
In Bridgeville. a little town nearby.
he managed . pool room .ol which the
town was trying to rid ITSELF. ana th6Ai
became involved. In q shooting a6saf.
which led to . feud. 80
He described narrow escapes IN.
New York and elsewhere. and how
later. he kidnapped his small step
son. James Cabanne. from the child's
grandmother's home In st. Louis and
spirited the little one away In q bas-
ket. .
Charged With Perjury.
Brandenburg Ii charged with per-
jury He sold to the New York Times
a letter alleged to have been written
By the late Grover Cleveland bearing
upon the presidential campaign.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
TO RACE RECTOR.
Walker. o. South Africa. Will Arrive
IN September.
nv As nCIatcd Press


CHAIR .OTTES VA. April
2i.-Iamcs Rector. Americas Jrcmtcr
sprir'cr. received letter today from
Walker. tho south African. saying
that IL world u" 70 the advantage vi
both - mrr' On-" more on the cinder
path. bcraug' he said. tho inning
Of on" race was by no means an indt
cation nf a mar superiority.
Tho South African said h" would
iravp his HON" AZ Durham April 20
for london to- CHtcr tho English
rhampionship
Tnsrirg Iur" md July he sad n"
w1uld enter Var,oUs British champion
sh;1s and i"av" for America IN Sep
tcmbcr OF Or,"bcr. when he Stood
ready To nct' 10Th Rector and Kerr.
he Canadian champion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
.clabby knocks griffith Out.
(py Associated Press. 1e5'

NEW ORLEANS, LA. AITil "a
Jimmy Clabby. h Milwaukee fighter.
scored a knockout over Billy Grifhth.
Of Cincinnati in the fourth round OF
the principal bout before the Royal
Athletic Club tonight. Griffth's sec
Ontls declared he was not in cOndi-
ton before the bout. He went down
under several stiff punches to the
face and stomach In the fourth and
remained unconscious for ten seconds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
Schooners IN Collision.

NEW LONDON. CONN. April "a
Tho srh-pncr r. Meyer. bound from
S,onington. Nc. for New York and
tho schcnrer Joim A. Rcckernsan.
hound from New Haven for Norfolk
wore in collision on Plum island I'd
day.
The Reckwith Iost hcr buwsprii.
jihl, ON. caisheads and had several
pk.nks stove In
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
ketcheiI and tankford Matched.
(By Associated Press,)

LOS ANGELES. CAL. April "a
Manager McCary. of the Pacific Ath-
letic Club. received a telegram today
from Willis B. Britt. manager Of stan
ley Ketchell. accepting the formers
offer OF $4,000 for Ketchell for a ten
round fight with Sam Langford here
about July Il. Langford had already
accepted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
Railroad ovs,ed From Control.
nv ASsoCi9frd Press.

TBt NN.'H IHE''U T-T'1NNsF
COLUMBUS. OHIO. April 2I.-in
decision handed down today IN"
franklin count, circuit court ousfcS
the Hooking Valley railroad from ron.
trcI and management ~ the Toledo
and Ohio Central. tho Zancsviilc and
Western. tho Eanswhs and Michigan
railroad and from o~nership and con
tro, n, tho stock NJ Tho ETrkcyc Coal
rnmruny. The Sunday Crock Company
aid other tuaI COMPANIES.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
Arrested on Murder CHARGE.
nRv Associated rrrss.)

SAVANNAH. GA April 24-Charics
\. GordCn Is under arrest a, Wal
IT. urv:IIr Ca charged with the ruur-
der of William VI. Fauliing on March
-, FauliiRE's body was discovered
yesterday PARTLY b'vicd in the ~curis
and tho mans Clothes had Isccn rifici
GWdr,n Is IN Jail and tho ccr~ncr $
jury - investigating
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL.
FATALLY SHOOTS EDITOR
Outcome Of Long Standing Feud Bet.
Ween WdrrentOn Educator and
Newspaper Man.
THREE BULLETS FIRED WITH EFFECT
Two Penetrate Abdomen and Third
Enters Hip-Excitement Intense and
Reports Conflict as to How Shoot
mo Cccurred-Met in Street, Con-
versed Then the Tragedy.
(Spccial to Daily 'Press.)

WARRENTON. VA. April 24.-As
the outcom" of Il feud long standing
between Prof. J. ID. Harris. principal
of the Warrrnton High School and
". A. Thompson. associate editor of
the Warrrnton Vircirian. Harris shot
and perhaps fatally wounded Thomp-
son on Main street tonight.
Excitement is intense and reports
are conflicting as TO how tn" shooting
occurred. Meeting on the street, TIL"
Two men werc soon to engage in CON
versation IL is said that Thompson
started toward Harris and that III"
teacher drew his pi toll and began
firing rapidly Thompson staggered
and fell forward, every ballet of tn"
three fred at him penetrating his
rodv. Two of the bullets entered the
abdomen while the third went into his
hip.
Treats Matter CooIIy.
In an instant an immense crowd
assembled and Harris was held for
the arrival of an officer. He made no
resistance nor did. he attempt to es
cape. calmly treating the situation as
inevitable.
Friends Of Thompson took him to
the Warren-Green hotel. where four
well known physicians were summon
ed. His condition was so serious that
the only help that could l., offered
him was the administration of mar
cOtics.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
CHARGED With Perjury.
Father Goes For Boy.

ST. LOUIS. MO-, April 24.-James
s. Cabanne. Jr., father Of the boy
whom Broughton Brandenburg took
from the home OF his grandmother
here. and who Is now In San Fran
cisco. departed tonight for San Fran
cisco to get possession OF his son.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
Conreid Stricken.
~ Asenriaicf Press }

fR~ Associated PrcssD
BERIIS. April % A dispafrh from
rozcn. TsroI, saws Heinrich conrrid.
former director of tho Metropolitan
op~ra hons. IN New York. suffered an
ar"plcciic stroke "a Thursday. His
crudTti"n Is considered hopeless.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
MARINES TO PANAMA.
Eleven hundred Lssve NoHoIk-sst-
marine 0osts Tor Philippines.
Thy Associated PrcaS.)

NORFOLK, VA, April IA DE-
tachment Of LOO sailors Icft the
training station here tonight fo~ Pen
sacoia. fla. where they viii take xhtp
the navy yard that eleven submassse
torpedo tosss. . number q WHOA are
nov In reserve al the station. WI
w. shipped NJ an carly date 20 t1e
Pacific coast. and thence 10 the Phfl.
ippinc Islands for coast service.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
immigration cornissien Resigns
fpv aGS~ciatcd prcss,

WASHINGTON, u G. ArriI 81
RuhCrt wairhorn. commissioner q;
imigratH Al New York tr'iay rcs'gn-
I'd and J, - Fray. his assistant.
wa dcsiEnr', Il a. acting commission
or
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
Declines Mexican Ambsssado rship.
(By Associated PressJ

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April "a
Harvey w. Scott. Of Portland. Ore.
who was rendered the Enthusiastically
to Mexico today declined that Office.
business considerations preventing
his acceptance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-25
THE WEATHER.

Fair Sunday; warmer In In
terror; Monday partly cloudy;
warm In east portion; light Va
riabIe winds, becoming south.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
MRS. GASTON ASHE PLANS
AMENDED DIVORCE PLEA
Former "DuIce" Bolado to Cor
rect Original Complaint

When Julia Bolado Ashe yesterday
caused the dismissal of her action
against CASTOR NJ Ashe for divorce
there was ripple of excitement in ex-
elusive society. but Mrs. Ashe quickly
set speculation of a reconciliation at
rest by announcing that a new COM
plant would be filed today in which
certain changes would be made.
Il have no intention of abandoning
the suit asserted Mrs. Ashe last
night. 'On the contrary, / am more
determined than ever TO press it. My
attorney withdrew the complaint to-
day, but viii speedily file another one
which will correct certain irregularities
in the original complaint"
Mrs. Ashe began action for divorce
in Hollister August 2, 1908, creating
omething of stir by naming two
afinities. Pearl and Ruby" in the
complaint. In October the action was
transferred to San Francisco. Mrs
Ashe recently filed a sealed deposition
made by Frapk Pho.
The plaintiff was Miss 'Dulce'' Bo-
lado, daughter of q wealthy Spanish
family. She was quite popular at the
Greenway parties and also in army cir
cles. Ashe is a well known attorney
brother of r. Porter Ashe. Domestic
trouble led TO the separation two years
ago. There are two children, CASTOR
Bolado. aged Il years, and David Far
ragut aged Z years. Myrick & Deer
ing are the attorneys for plaintiff and
II. w. Bradley for the defendant
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03

JUDGES FROM ALL
COUNTRIES AT
OLYlMPIADS
international Jury to Pass on
Events Recommended by
Council i'm Berlin

BERLIN. June 2.-The most inn
portant act of the international coun-
ell Of the Olympian games that has
been in session here was the recon-
mendation Of the principle of an inter
national jury to decide the events in
future olympiads.
The council took under Consideration
the unfortunate controversies that
arose in London in 1908, and finally
decided that it was wiser to intro
duce an international system of judg-
ing rather than leave this to the sole
control of the country where the games
take place The Swedish representa-
tive expressed this view.
The council, it is explained, did not
act in a spirit of criticism of anything
that happened in England. It's opinion
was that the contests could be con-
Quoted with greater good will if they
were under international; control.
The Swedish committee has invited
the participants in the games of 1912.
which are to be held in Stockholm to
reside in Sweden during the period of
training should they desire TO do so.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
JOE MADDEN WINS
$50, 600 PURSE
AT BELMONT
HHdretH's Horse, Backed Down
TO III TO 5, Easily Captures
Big Stake

BELMONT PARK, June Joe Mad
zen. owned by s. c. Hildreth. backed
sown to II 10 3, easily won the $50, 600
Belmont stake. one mile and three
turlongs, 81 Belmont Park today. Wise
MASON was second .snd Donald Nc
Donald third. The time, 2.21 3-5. was
Ealr, considering the heavy track.
The Held that went to the post for
this race was considered TO be poor in
class. but the 1000 persons present
witnessed a good race. Warheid. 8 40
10 1 chance. went 10 the front at the
start. followed by Joe Madden and Wise
Mason This order remained un-
changed until the turn out OF the
Belmont course. Here Joe Madden
moved I'D on the rail and took a three
lengths lead In the next quarter Wise
Mason challenged. The two ran head
and head for a furlong, when Wise
Mason began to Quit.
= Joe Madden then galioped home a
WlE ner By eight lengths, with NJ ise
Mason four lengths before Donald Nc
Donald, Results.
FiEsr race. , tesr olds. I've furiongs,
slrs ght-Mezosns, i 10 .. won, Elizsbet
- 10 =. second: Helen Carroll 20 l. third.
second race. handicap. ; year olds and up
Montgomery II 10 10, won; Lad Of Lanedon.
10 J. second: Arssee, il TO 10, third. Tine,
Thind race hve furiongs. strsIght-wsIdo. S
10 3, Won; Big stick, 10 5. second: Radium
star = 10 /, third. Time. l:ol.
Fourth race. the Belmont. $4,000. one and
ihree-ei ighths miles-Joe Madden. IL 10 .. won;
Wise Mason 70 ,. second: Donald MacDonal Id.
10 I. third. Time. 2.21 3-5
FIFTH race. steeplechsse. shout two and
half miles-Suaglow. 3ls 10 !. won; lsma
cbristy- , 10 J. second: jim Jitsu. ! TO l. third
Tine. 8 IS
Sixth race. six furlOngs straig ight-Dresmer
3 10 1. Won; Roseben. To > second: Sir John
Johnson. - n ]. third Tine. 1913
seventh race. four fu-longs-vietoria Belle
= rs :. wep: Sir Gaze. 70 =. second; Cande-
b0ye. TO ]. third. Tine. s9 %.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
70 san Francisco "Wednesday, June ?, 1909;
BARNETT COBB-Samuel R. Barnett 80 sui
sun. and Mae A Cobb, b, Copperopolis-
CADDEN-KING-Joh ]. Cadden. 81. and Mel
lie King, Is both OF 5o3 Ashhury street.
CASASsA-PO -POWER-Chsrles s. Cssassa, 81, TO
Cole street, and Margaret 6. Power, p. 2o2o
McAllster street.
sion street. and Tessie Gilligan, Is lT3 Cali
COTTON-sTEIS-L Cotton. q. So Car
nelits street and Regina Stein, IS. 1924 Post
CROOKs-KEOGH-Ro Robert L. Crooks. 81 l79
Commonwealth avenue. and Alice c. Keogh
Is. I57 Jordan avenue
DE vECCHI- -BARsOrrI- George L. de vecchi
p. Russell street, and Edith BsrSotti, %
Colms.
FoLEY-CURRY-Pstrie Foley. 2l. s2A san
chez street, and Mamie CYrry. is. 1e Bonita
HARPER-CRIPPS-H f. Harper, q. $50
Cortland avenue, and Lizzie Cripps, 30, salt
lake City.
JOHNSON -HANLAN-John A. Johnson. "a. 4ls
d'venty-serenth street. and Luelis n. Hsnlsn,
- 72ia California avenue.
LEONARD-McKEE-H B. Leonard 2s and
Henrietta B. Mckee. Is both Of Hollkter.
N-GOLDSTEIN-Hym Levin. % 1851
McAliister street, and Jennie Goldstein. 20
z65 Ivy avenue.
LOoMAN- N-ANDERSoN-Joh Ioomsu, 30. 7s7
Cspp street, and Drueellia Anderson, as Full
Ton street.
EN-CARIl-Ben5smin Msiben. b. Pal
myrs. Neb., and Rachael Carr. 81. Berkeley.
NAN RkAN-Ross b. Main. %. lss Bu
ehsnaB street. and Katherine G. Herman "a
65 Dorland street.
MAY-BRINGHAM- Milton l. May. %, and
Beryl B. Bringhsm, is. both Of 236 Henry
street
ER-WISDREICH-M Miller % 1852
Golden Gate avenue and Rose Windreich, 2l
50 ByiDgtOn avenue.
Lemon Cove. and Daisy E. Donovan. % VI
sails.
VOGEIzALLRED-Joh vogeI. 35. San Fran
cisco, and Nettie Alfred. Is. Portland, Ore.