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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-05-15
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Londyn, Is maja. - w Izbie
Gmin wniosl Posel Irlandyi
w. Redmond wniosek, zmienia-
jacy tekst bluznierczej obraza-
jacej katolikow przysiegi, jaka
krol angielski wstepujac ma tron
sklada; a nadto usuwajacy t. z.
praw kardynalnych wszystSo, co
uwIacza katolikom obraza ich
godnoSc obywatelskq. Nadto
Redmond wniosl, ably odwoiano
postanowienia, zabraniajace kato-
ickim Zakonom pobytu W Anglii
nabywania, oraz posiadania tam
ze dobr ziemskich. Wreszcie "a
zada{ tez Redmond zniesienia
klauzuli zabraniajqcej katoli-
kom piastowania godnoSci lorda
kanclerza Angii i lorda-poruczni-
ka Irlandyi.P .Przeciwko wniosEom
tym fanatycznie usposobieni aka
tolicy wnieSli sprzcciw w formie
petycyi 400 tysiqcami podpisow,
ale wnioski Redmonda energicz-
ME poparl premier ministrow
Asquith, kt6ry Smia}o oswald
cyl, &c usuwanie katolikow o.
brazanic ich uczuG religijnych ME
ma uzasadnienia ami logicznego
ami colitycznego. tract srednio-
wiecczyzna szkodzi pahstwu W
dzisiejSzych lego pojeciach po-
trzebach.W rezultacie Izba Gmin
przyjeia wniosek znaczna bardzo
wiekszoScia, a choc maio jest ma
dziei, by on w ciqgu obecnej Sc
syi parlamentarnej m6gl przejS6
wszystkie instancye wiodqce do
jego prawomocnoSci. to jednakze
sam fakt zupelnegc ) swietnego
zwyciestwa wniosku tego W Izbie
Gnin jest bezsprzecznie wie&im
trvumfem KoSciola katolickiego
w Anglii.
Paryz. Is maja. - Liczba straj-
kujqcych funkcyonaryuszy rzado-
wych juz teraz spada, zamiast sic
zwiekszac. Rad tryumfujel w
Lyonie, Tuluzie, Marsylii kilku
innych miastach ma prowincyi,
gdzie funkcyonaryusze rzadowi
zrazu przyiaczyli sic do strajku,
obecnie odeh co rychlej odstepu-
jq i powracaja do piracy. Strajke-
rzy opowiadaja, ze ich wake
poprze powszechna organizacya
robotnicza zarzadzi strajk ge-
neralny, postanowili tez prosi6 o
TO te organizacye; urzadzono W
tym celu zebranie, ma ktorem by
10 obecnych Hilku robotniczych
przyw6dcow z rozmaitych
,.branz", a wszyscy oni zachecali
rz9dowc6w do wytrwania. Opinia
publiczna ME wierzy jednak, ably
robotnicy istotnie strajk oglOsili
wszystkie te gadania i zebrania
uwazaja "a puste pogrozki. WSrod
strajkujacych pocztowc6w po-
wstaja spory nieporozumienia o
osobiste sprawy korzysci...
Rad Jest zupeinym panem sytu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-05-15
soBoTA, DNIA 15-Go MAJA, 1909 RoKU.

zywszy protest u zarzadcy lokalu
wyszli restauracyi.
Springfield, Ill, Is maja. -
Izba poslow tutejszej Legislatury
zalatwia}a wczoraj caly szereg
spraw mniej waznych, niektore
sprawy przesunieto do drugiego
czytania.
Wniosek nakazujqcy wlaScicie-
lom automobil6w wykupywanie
corocznych licencyi przesunieto
do 3go czytania dotychczas au-
tomobiliSci raz tylko wykupywa-
Ii licencye dwudolarowa, obecnie
wniesiono, ze majq oni corocznie
pIacic po $500.
- Senat mial tylko krotkq Sc
sye braku quorum.
Nowy York, Is maja. - Agen-
tura finansowa Bradstreeta ogia-
sza, re raporty o zbiorach, oraz
obrotach handlowo7przemys}o-
wych wielce 50 niepewne i Nero
wnomierne. z niekt6rych okolic
naplywaja dobre wieSci; prze-
mysl ma og6} .nieco sic poprawia,
zwlaszcza w idziedzinie zelaza i
stall; r6wniez ruch budowlany
dobrze sic ,,rusza". Zato kupcy
grosiSci skarza sic, re malo maja
zam6wieh, a detaliczni kupcy
ME wiele czynia zapasow. Spo-
dziewajq sic wciaz polepszenia ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-05-15

jezdza do Adana, gdzie mialy
miejsce niedawne zaburzenia /
rzezie, to w celu przeprowa-
dzenia sledztwa i zorganizowania
skutecznej akcyi ratunkowej.
= Z Mersina donosza, re przy-
byIy juz ma woody malo-azyatyc-
kie amerykahskie okrety wojen-
ne North Carolina" ,,Monta-
ma. Pierwszy zawinal do portu
Mersina, drugi do portu Alexan-
dretta. Majq one bronit intere-
sow i obywatei amerykahskich
posr6d ciaglych zamieszek anty-
chrzeScijanskich W Malej Azyi.
w Erzezmu ma rozkaz lbra-
hima Paszy uwieziono so przy-
wodc6w w rzezi zaburzeniach
antychrzeScijahskich. Rad i woj-
sko powSciqgajq surowo wszelkie
rozruchy ma teraz spokoj W caiej
okolicy ma bye zapewniony.
Rzym, Is maja. - Cabinet nli-
nisteryalny zatwierdzil plany
ministra marynarki, Mirabello,aby
mianowicie w ciqgu Sell lat ma
stepnych wybudowac 4 pancern-
XII typu ,,Dreadnought" i kilka
szybkich krazownikow, lacznyri
kosztem 53ch milionow lirow.
Podobno postanowienie to po-
wzieto, gdy Austrya swoja flote
postanowila powiekszyt Prze-
znaczyIa ma to 40 milionow' ko-
ron.
Moskwa, IS maja. - SkohczyS
sic tn process przeciwko przy-
w6dcom organizacyi socyalistycz
nei; 18 oskarzonych wyslano ma
dozywotni pobyt w Sybirze, a
20 otrzymaio kary wiezienne cd
1go roku do 4ch lat. Wsrod zesia-
nych jest professor uniwersytetu
moskiewskiego Rokow, wybitny
historyk rosyjski i wyzszy urze-
dnik policyjny, Sparski.
! I Mohylewa donosza, re "
pewnej wiosce W tamtejszej oko-
Icy zandarmi otoczyli glosnego
bandyte Sawickiego, grasujacego
tam cd dawna i majacego wiele
sprawek ma sumieniu. Sawicki
bronii sic zapamietale wraz z
3ma towarzyszami, az w kohcu
wszyscy zostali wystrzeleni, Sa-
wicki byI podobno akademiSiem
i odznaczaI sic szalona Smialoscia
W swej nbandycko-rewolucyjnej"
karyerze.
Using Tau, Chiny, Is maja. -
Tutejszy chinsko-niemiecki uni
wersytet zaangazowal 4ch ME
mieckich profesor6w, dawna
juz przebywajacych W Chinach /
dzialajacych w szkoiach tamtej-
szych.
Rairobi, Angiel. Afryka wsch.,
Is maja. - Syn prezydenta Ker-
nit zabladzil, wracajac Z polowa-
MIA Gala noe blakal sic po oko-
Icy, az rano dotarl do pewnej
stacyi kolejowej, gdzie mu droge
do obozu pokazano. - Gale to-
warzystwo Roosevelta przeniosio
sic ma farme Ju-Ju, nalezaca do
G. McMillana; beda tam polowali
10 dni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-05-15
KrOnika MiejsCoWa,
" spra,rie zamordowauia poll
cuanta Mackanenu.

Skazaniec James O'Neill, kt6ry
W wiezieniu karnem W Joliet cd
siaduje kare "a popelnienie kilku
rozboi5w rabunk6w, przyznai sic
we czwartek do tego, re on to "a
mordowal d. 16 listopada 1907 r.
policyanta Roberta Mackaneny i
W tych dniach Przywiozq go do
Chicago, azeby go procesowa6 ME-
tylko o to morderstwo, ale take o
inne, o kt6re jest podejrzany.
Do przyznania sic O'Neilla po-
siuzyla szczeg6lna Okolicznosf, IL
m6wi on przez sen, z czego wiadze
wiezienne skorzystaly. W cell jcgo
Muscle spiacit stara hipoteke a ME
ma dosyc pieniedzy? Co? Idzcie do
Hatterman C CLAM, 76s Milwaukee
ave. Oni wan pozycza ma splacenie
starej hipoteki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-05-15

staWle Jego maJaczen przez sen
zdo}ali wykrye GAIA tajemnice "a
strzelenia policyanta Mackaneny.
Nazajutrz, kiedy go przesluchiwa-
no o szczeg6lach morderstwa do
kladnie mu opowiedziano, stracif
najzupelniej kontenans, przy-
znaf sic do wszystkiego. P6zniej,
chociaz bardzo zgnebiony, oswald
czyi, re NIL lzej IL sic przyznal i
got6w jest cierpiee "a to, re sled
moro dzieci pozbawi} ojca rodzi-
ny. ~
Nadto jednak r6znych jego
wyraze1 sic, powstalo podejrzenie,
ae on to takze d. 81 lipca 1907 T.
zamordowa} rysowniks Aberts
Walsha, zam. pm. 4544 Indians
ave. Ma kazdy spos6b wyrazl Sic
re Walsh pad} kuli tego samego
rewolweru, kt6rym zamordowano
Mockaneny'ego. Me chce jednak
powiedziet, gdzie obecnie rewol-
wer sic znajduje: kiedy go aresz-
towano "a rozb6j, ME mial przy so-
bic broni. Swiadkiem morderstwa
by}a siostra zamordowanego, An
ma Walsh, bawiaca W chwili obee-
nej W Memphis, Tenn, kt6ra PREY
bedzie do Chicago. Pamieta ons
doskonale rysy twarzy mordercy
jei brata: W chwili gdy strzelaf W
jej pokoju sypialnym do Alberta
Walsha, swiatlo latarni ma dwo-
RE padalo ma twarz jego i mogfa
ja zapamietat.
Daeci policyanta Mackaneny,
dowiedziawszy sie,ze odkryto NOR
derce ich ojca ze przyznai sic do
zbrodni, "a kt6ra bedzie proceso-
wany, podobno jednozgodnie Wy
razi}y pragnienie, azeby ME ska
zywano go ma szubienice.
Spraav yrobotnicse.
W strajku dorozkarzy obie stro-
ny zapewniaja, re strajk tax do-
brze, jak zakonczony kazda stro-
ma wyobraza sobie, ze zwyciezyla.
W}asciciele pojazd6w utrzymuja,
re interes idzie doskonale pomimo
strajku i re wybornie obchodza sic
bez unionist6w, a dorozkarze po-
wiadajq, re ich dawni pracodawcy
beda musieli W bardzo kr6tkim
przeciagu czasu wyrzec sic oporu
przystat ma kazdy warunek przez
unie postawiony.
Prezydent "Undertakers' Asso-
ciation", Robert K. Sloan, wczo-
raj oswiadczyl, re cz}onkowie jego
stowarzyszenia przynajmniej dwie
trzecie zwyklych interes6w wygo-
dnie prowadza, a agent Carriage
and Cab Drivers Union, Glib
bons, wskazuje ma fakt, re wlasei-
ciele pojazd6w sami powozie mu-
sza, czego wynika, re brak i'm lu-
dzi.
Rozwoziciele mleka ma SVEN
zgromadzeniu wyznaczyli wspar-
Gle W sumie $4,000 dla strajker6w.
Nadto obiecali, re gotowi sa do
starczy6 dalszych $4,000 doroa-
karzom, jezeliby sic tego okazaia
potrzeba.
Przeciw lecznicom".
Department zdrowia rozes}a}
16 inspektor6w, kt6rych zadaniem
bedzie wykryc owe tax zwane "kli-
niki" lub "lecznice" dispense
ries), W kt6rych pod pozorem bez-
platnego leczenia czesto szarlatant
wyzyskuja naiwnych. Komisa1
zdrowia dr.. Evans spodziewa sic,
ze ma mocy pewnego ordynansu
miejskiego niedawno wydanego,
bedzie m6g} wkr6tce pozamykae O.
kolo 90 takich lecznic, kt6rych
wiekszost znajduje sic W sr6dmie-
sciu. W}asciciele takich lecznic 20
wiekszej czesci poluja ma przyby-
STOW farm ma}ych miasteczek,
ma imigrant6w i inne }atwowierns
osoby, kt6re z}udzone szyldami o.
g}aszaiacymi bezp}atne leczenie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-05-15
VIGIkiG ZVyGiGStV0 KatOliCyTnL.
AngeIska ba Gmn uGhGaa znGSGnie praW OganGzaaCyCO
/ Obra1ajaGyGh ObyWatai = katOfkOW'
Strajk we Francyi upada.
Sprawl novel gubernii CheImskiej,
CesarstwO Niemieccy W Wiedniu.
Turcyi AmerykaIski Okrety przybyfy. SpOAOJ'
POWIEKSZAJA FLOTY,
Y Rosyi: walka rewolucya.
Kermit Roosevelt ZabfadZH....
CesarstwO Niemieccy W Wiedniu.
wi: Amerykansk Okrety przybyiy. SpOl
POWIEKsZAJA FLOTY.
Y Rosyi: walka z rewolucya.
Kermit Roosevelt - zab1adzif. 80.

Orkan Kansas Missouri a-
kOeowa wypadek NieWytomacona
expIozy zasypaa g6rnk6w Fipin uarczka band
tamL Tragedya familtna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-05-15

Boylesville, ILL.,, Is maja. - .
niezbadanych dotad przyczyn "a
mozny obywatel tutejszy, H. VIII
hanson zabil zone sWa ,troje
dzieci, gdy wszyscy spali, poczem
popelnii samobojstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-05-15

Me czekajcie budowa dla braku
got6wki. Hatterman Glanz poly
cza wan tyle lie potrzeba. 76s Mil
waukee ave.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-14
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage. licenses were issued
in San Francisco Friday, August 13, 1909:
COLEMAN BECKAIAN-Joseph Coleman, 81
1896 Eddy ST. and Pauline Beckman, SO, 1921
Fell st.
U-BoGNER-Julius Fingenau. IS
and Emile Bogner, %, both of BOB Broad
way.
oN-MALM-August Josephson, 30
and wendler Malm, 80, both Of 1870 Alabama
street.
-MAASs-Thompson King. Al. 80 Post
ST., and Sarah S. Mass, 81. 1901 Pine st.
MENDOZA MARTINS-Joseph V. Mendoza, IS
Point Reyes, and Ambrozina S. Martins, IS
Sausalito.
SIMULTANEOUSLY knight Sadler. &c
1863 Eleventh ave-, and Abigail NJ Jacobs,
is, T21 st.
AIUELSEN-TURNER-O samuelsen, 81
and Lizzie Turner, IL, both OF "a Federal ST.
TZ-GoLDSTEIN-Isra Schwartz, SO
AS Russ ST., and Sophie Godstein, II, Al
Brazil ave.
IAIMoNDS-SYMoNDs-J Simmonds, 81
Tacoma. and Rebecca Symonds, Is, 2302A
Sutter st.
sMITH-HARwooD-s b. Smith. 20, 1876
Sixteenth St, and Florence NJ Harwood, II
Doyle Cal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ]. thinner
man, "a. and Annie Albert, %, I90412 Golden
Gate
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-14
No Runs Rung
Up Until the
Eighth Round
FeafureIeSs Game of Outlaws al
Sacramento Develops Into
Pitchers Battle

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 13.-The Oak
land Outlaws won from Sacramento to-
day in a featureless game that was a
pitchers battle. Score. to O. Doc
Moskiman on the mound for Oakland
and little Johnnie Hopkins for Sacra-
mento were both in fine form and the
game was devoid of runs until the
eighth inning.
In this frame, with the bases full,
Campbell singled over short, scoring
two runs, and the Oakland boys scored
another tally in their half of the ninth.
With Bill Devereau and Tom Hackett
engineering matters the local boys
were unable to score and the muchly
knocked about senatorial outlaws went
down to defeat.
Jimmy Burke. who caught for Sac
ramento, pegged to bases with remark
able accuracy and the fans were
brought to their feet several times by
his perfect throwing to second. 1t was
ladies' day and a large crowd of fans
were in attendance. Score:
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the repose Of her soul at o'clock q NJ. In
terment Holy Cross cemetery
ELLIs-In this city, August H. 1902, Charles
native of Valparaiso Chile. aged IL years
and 3 months member OF veterans, n.
G. c. and armorer of Company A, Fifth
infantry.
The funeral will take place Monday, August
10. 1909. at o'clock p. M, from the armory
pieces of Company A, Fifth infantry; Remains
at the mortuary chapel Of the Golden Gate Gate
Twenty-frst until Monday, August IS, at
10 a. M Interment Mountain View cemetery,
Oakland.
GRossMAN--In this city, August IL, 1909, Eva
Maria Grossman, wife of the late George
Grossman, and loving mother of Mrs. j. Cook,
Mrs G.. de Luca and the late George Gross
man. native of Germany, aged so years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited To- attend the funeral today tSat-
urdayl at 10 a. M, from her late residence,
I24 Jersey street between Church and Vicks-
buro Inferment Mount Olvet cemetery, by
1876 a. m. train from Twenty fifth and yalen-
ella streets
HEIMBoLD-In Claremont. CAL. August -,
1909. Julius F.; beloved husband band OF oa. Is
A.. Frederick J.: and Margaret J Heimbold
and Mrs Eva NJ: Jackson Of Berkeley and
Mrs Henrietta e. Glunz of the Philippine
islands. a native of Germany, aged ~ years
months and 26 days.
HERBsTRITT-In this city. August II. 1909:
George h dearly beloved son of Alfred J. and
Alice Herbstritt, brother of .Frieda, Alice and
Alfred Herbstrftt, and grandson OF Annie and
the late Joseph Besser. and Herman and
Frieda Herbstritt, native of San Francisco,
Cal, aged months and l day.
KLUEGEL-In Gold Run, Placer county, Cal.
August TO- 1909, Alice Bunker Kluegel, beloved
daughter OF Charles HI. and Mary I. Kluegel,
and sister of George T.. and Mary T.
Kiuegel of Honolulu. II. t.. and Harry A:
Kiuegel of San Francisco Cal. a native of
California. aged % years and II months.
(CIeveland o.: Honolulu II. T.. and Oakland,
CAL. papers please copyo
The funeral services will be held today
(Safurday) at 2 o'clock p. M, at the chapel
of the Odd Fellows crematory. Incarceration,
private.
MANDERLEIN-In this city, August IL, 1909
Amelia Manderlein, dearly beloved wife of
George Arthur Manderlein, and niece of Mrs.
Hannah Simons, native OF kingston ia
maica, aged 46 years
The funeral will take place Monday, Au-
gust 16. 1909, at 1890 o'clock a. M, from
the parlors of Valente, Marini. Marais & Co.,
344S Mission street near Cortland avenue.
and Twenty-sixth streets for Home OF Peace
cemetery.
sHEEHY-In Reno. New, August 10. 1909.
Cornelius Sheehy. dearly beloved son of Michael
and the late Nora sneenly, and loving brother
and Mary Shelby. Mrs. Katie Martin, and
the late Thomas Sheehy. native of the par
ish Of Rock Chapel. County Cork, Ireland,
aged % years.
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at the
northeast corner Of Sixteenth and Guerrero
streets.
sMITH-In this city, August 12 1909, Doctor
Walter A. Smith, dear son of Mrs. Maria
smith and the late William H. Smith, and
Louis A. and Arthur G. Smith. a native
of San Francisco, CAL. aged 20 wears 2
months and 10 days. A member OF Hesperian
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-14
Berry's Home
Run i'm Ninth
Wins Victory
Seal SIugger Brings In Two
Runs With Smashing Drive
Over Left Field Fence
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


Los ANGELES, Aug. 1S.-In the
ninth inning, with Melchoir on second,
placed by his hard double, Claude
Berry won the third game of the series
from Los Angeles for San Francisco
today by larruping out terrific home
run which cleared the left field fence
with plenty of room to spare, and
scored two runs, placing the Seals one
tally in the lead. The final score was
3 to ?.
1t was rare baseball luck and prime
smuggling that gave the northerners
their second victory, making the games
score stand to L. Los Angeles used
Ihorsen, its speediest and widest
pitcher, and, for the first time this
season, Elmer had good control. Up
10 the final inning the Seals had reg
istered only five hits. and it looked
Ike a close victory for the Angels
San Francisco scored first. Zeider
crossing the plate in the sixth on a
walk, sacrifice, stolen base and sacri-
nee bunt by Nick Williams. In the
seventh, for the home team, billions
men forged ahead Beale singled to
center, Howard bunting safely. and the
runners advancing on Jud Smiths sac
riiiee- Delmas' long sacrifice fly scored
Beale on the throw in, and Orendorff
brought Howard over with a hard sim
gle to center.
Mohler used two pitchers, Eastley
retlrlng IN the seventh with blistered
finger, being replaced by Griffin. The
latter held the Angels without a hit.
and the batting rally of the visitors
hnished matters satisfactorily for
Longs leaders. Score:
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paror, Native Sons of the Golden West.
The funeral will take place tomorrow SSun-
day. August 10, 1909, at o'clock p. M,
from the residence of his mother. 645 Fill
more street. interment Cypress Lawn GENE
terry.
HESPERIAN PARLOR NO 1877. N. S. G.
W.-offcers and members hereby notified
to attend the funeral of our late brother, Wal
1909, from his late residence, 645 Fillmore
street, at 1870 p M By order of
F. B. BELTON. President.
JAS. II. R0xBURGH, Secretary.
SMITH In this city. August -. 1909. Andrew
Smith, native of Canada. aged 80 years ana
% days member Of local No. 81. Building
and Structural Iron Workers union.
Friends and acquantances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tSun-
of Gantner Brothers. $500 Sixteenth street
-Olivet cemetery. by electric funeral car from
Twenty-eighth and Valencia streets.
TIERNAN-In this city. August e 1909.
Michael, beloved son OF the late Michael and
Mrs. ]. o'shea and Mrs. W. Sfcott native
Of San Francisco, CAL, aged SO years.
The funeral will take place today (Satur-
day.. at 9:15 o'clock a. M. from the parlors
of McGinn Brothers. 1926 Eddy street. thence
to St Charles, church. corner Eighteenth and
Shotwel streets, where requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of his soul
at 10 o'clock a. m. Interment (private) Holy
Cross cemetery.
wEBER-In this city, August IL, 1909. Minnie
Weber, dearly beloved wife of Gus F. Weber,
beloved stepmother of Anita Weber beloved
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Paul Rossmann of
Stockton CAL. and beloved sister of Mrs.
Glib, Hogan and Mrs. William Comford of
Berkeley. Cal, and Paul Jr. and " Rossmann
Of Stockton, a native of Stockton. CAL aged
% years and 10 days. (Stockton papers please
cony.)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services to-
day Saturday., August II. 1900. at 1880
o'clock a. M. at the parlors of Gantner
Brothers, 3460 Sixteenth street between Church
and Sanchez. Interment Mount Olivet ceme-
terry. by 1880 a.. m. train from Twenty-ifth
and Valencia streets.
wIEMAN-In this city. August H. 1900 John.
beloved son of Henry and the late Rebecca
Wieman, and brother OF Henry. Charles MAZDA
and Frederick Wieman. native of New Jer-
sey, aged "a years ! month and DAYS.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sun-
day. atN2 p. M. from the parlors of II r
Suhr & Co.. 2919 Mission street between
Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sixth, Interment
Mount Oliyet cemetery, by carriage.
CARD OF THANKS
GRIMM-We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks for the sympathy and beautiful floral
offerings during our late bereavement in the
loss of our beloved husband and brother
MRS. MATTHIAS GRIMM and Family
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sTRANG LAS FAsT CAR

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-Louis Strang,
the racing automobile driver, will
pilot a car in the free for all event
at Indianapolis next week which is
heralded here as one of the most re-
markable racing machines ever con-
structed. Members, of the Automobile
club of America are taking great in
terest in this car. which has eight
cylinders, and which is expected to
develop a speed of $50 miles an hour
on the straightaway.
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DEATHS

ALEXANDER Alameda. Cal, August -,
1909 Loren, beloved son Of Daniel E. Alexan-
der of San Francisco, and nephew of Judge
John X. Alexander of Salinas, Cal, aged 81
years. Sacramento. Cal, papers please copy
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row Sunday August 10. 1909. at 10 o'clock
a. m, at the hail Of California lodge No. l..
r. & A. NJ, 2135 Suffer street, San Francisco.
BATTYE-In this city. August -. 1909. Katie
Battye. dearly beloved wife Of Charles Battye,
and loving mother Of Melford Battye, and
beloved daughter OF Margaret and the late
August Wissell, and beloved sister Of Mrs. Z.
Sweeney, 5Irs. L. Laven and George, Rose
and August WisseIl Jr., and cousin of Jessie
lane. native Of San Francisco aged "a
years and il days
Friends. and acquaintance respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral today (Sat-
urday). August II. 1909 at l o'clock p M,
from her late residence. 1902 Tenth avenue
South corner OF Railroad avenue South. In
ferment Cypress Lawn cemetery, by carriage.
BENJAMIN. this city, August s. 1909,
Charles e. Benjamin, beloved father Of Frank
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American League

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1S.-In hard hitting
game here today in which both Waddell and
Dygert were knocked out Of the box, Philadel-
phia defeated ST Louis. Score K. III. E.
ST. Louis Observation-Disclosures. IL 2
Philadelphia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS 0
Batteries-W addell. Dineen and Stephens; Dy-
CERT, Coombs and Livingston. Umpires-Evans
and Perine
WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.-Donovan was a
puzzle to Washington today, especially when
runners got on first, and as result Detroit won
handily. Score: r. H. E.
washington o 4
Detroit ........--. % II
BatterIes-Oberlin. Smith and Blankenship:
Killer, Donovan and Schmidt.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Chicago defeated New
York to 8 today in an interesting game and
took possession Of fifth place in the league race
Score: X. H. f..
Chicago .--................ 10
New York ;,.;...... 49, -. ,..; -.
Sweeney.
BOSTON, Aug. 1s.-Boston batted two Cieye-
land pitchers hard today winning to 2 CT
cote was puzzle at all times to the visitors
Score: X H. Il.
Cleveland
Boston -.-...-.. Z ~
Batteries-Berger. Rhoades and Easterly; CT
cote and Carrigan. Umpires-0' Loughlin and
Sheridan.
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CalifOrnians Win All Their
Tennis Matches

SEATTLE. Aug 1s.-The Califor-
mans won all their matches in the
northwest tennis tournament this morn
ing.
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss and Gorrill.
both of California. won from Mrs
Southland and Russell of SeattleS 6-S.
rs.
Miss Ryan of Los Angeles and Arm
strong won from Mrs. Swift and Fitz
of Seattle, 81, SO.
Gorrill and Breeze. both of Califor-
MIA, won from Rhodes and Cardinal of
Vancouver. So. 6-3.