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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-06-11
COLLEGE CATALOGUE OUT

The new catalogue of Fredericksburg
College has been issued and anyone de-
string copy may secure one by ad-
dressing Mr.. w. w. Rankin, Jr., Fred
ericksburg, or by calling at ]. w.
Adams book store.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Stock & Farm Supplies
FRIDAY, JUNE 18th, 1910,

hs duinlniStTdlOT VI Aleil DlOANOI,
deceased, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 18th, 1910,
at the home of the late Allen Bloxton,
about seven miles below Fredericks-
burg, in Stafford county, will sell at
public auction all the personal property
consisting Of the following: 5 mich
cows, yearling bull, yearling heifer,
2 calves. 3 hogs, 2 handsome mules,
about 20 barrels of corn, corn shelter,
mower, double cultivator, harrows,
both disc, spring and spike tooth; corn
planters, plows, wagon, harness, buggy
and pole, grain drill. household and
kitchen furniture and many other arti
cles not mentioned herein.
Terms cash. Sale begins 10 O'Clock
Friday, June 18th, 1910.
For further particulars address the
undersigned.
VIM. w. Butzner,
Administrator of Allen Bloxton,
Fredericksburg, Virginia.
iql4t-i7s10t
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In the State Federation of Labor
Convention in session at Portsmouth
the report of the Legislative Committee
condemning Gov. Mann for vetoing the
semimonthlys pay day bill was adopted
after a lively debate. The criticism was
severe. Richmond has been selected as
the next meeting place. y
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10000 yards of New Mating. Direct inn
portatiops. The price tempted US and we
bought too much. To unload we have cut the
price right in the beginning of the season. Some
beautiful new designs. The highest grade
goods ever shown on this market
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Potomac, Fredericks
burg and Piedmont
Railroad
TINE TABLE No. Is.

Connections at fredericksburg with r.: +. r
r. r. and Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Rail-
way Co. At Orange with Southern X. X. and
Chesapeake & Ohio X. X.
The only line to the Chaneellorsville and Wilder
ness Battleheids.
Eastern Standard Time Daily except Sunday.
NJ MASTELLER. Superintendent
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
IN San Francisco Friday, April %. 1910:
OTTINGER-wIEN-Erne H. Bottinger 40
San Francisco, and Amalie L. Wien 10, 1920
Jackson st.
BOWkER-MA NJ. B0wker. 80, and
Ethel NARROW, 49, both of Crescent City.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. Chubbuck.
A. $50 Stockton ST., and Ethel B. Carveth,
80. San Francisco.
DRIESSEA-WILLIN- F. Driessea, 2S.
ITO Sanchez ST., and Martha E. Willin, 20,
219 Twenty-seventh st.
ALV0RSEN-DALEY-So P. Halvorsen 40.
201 Fourth ST., and Mary Daley, 20, 1859
Market ST.
JOCHIM-BOONE-Perry ]. Jochin. 81. Denver.
and Mildred l.. Boone, Is 1890 Second ave.
MARX-R0EMER-Phili Marx. SO, Tehaehapi,
and Marguerite Roemer, "a, 111T Geary ST.
-PRESCoTT-Eugene A. n. Of
yerstein. 81, 1851 Pine ST., and Florence NJ. E.
Prescott, 20, 1892 Twenty-second ST.
O'NEILI-McLEOD-Ed D. O'NeiH 2I.
$50 Polk St, and Margaret X. Mcleod. u.s.
2T31 Harrison st.
PAPlN-AUSTRUY-F J. Papin IS. and
Marie j. Austruy, Al, both Of 1852 Powell st.
R0SAN0-NlIGLIANO-Gi NJ Rosano, 90
aud Msrgherita Mgliano, 81, both Of go
Broadway.
CHUBERT-OPITZ- Schubert 81, 215Ia
Henry ST., and Jennie Opitz, 81, 444S Tween
tieth st.
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SEYMOUR'S SUIT AGAINST
FAIR HEIRS is RETIRED
Seeks S2S,50O Damages for
Breach of Contract

The suit of John Seymour, former
captain of detectives, claiming $500
damages from Teresa A. Oelrichs, Vir-
glnla Vanderbilt, Hermann Oelrichs and
william X. Vanderbilt Jr. for alleged
preaoh of contract was retired yester-
day before Judge Van Nostrand and
submitted for decision. Before the fire
Judge Hebbard rendered a decision in
faVor of Seymour, but the supreme
court ordered the case tried again.
Seymour says that in May, 1902, Her
mann Oelrichs employed him at $500 a
month to superintend the properties of
the James G. Fair estate in this city,
the employment to last 10 years. Ac-
cordlngly he resigned from the police
department but after two years the
DEFENDANTS terminated the contract.
The only question at issue in the trial
is whether or not Hermann Oelrichs
power OF attorney was wide enough in
scope to give him authority TO make the
contract.
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WHITE SLAVERS LURE
TWO GIRLS FROM HOME
Kidnapers Threaten to Take the
CaptiveS to Canada

APPLETON, Wis, April 29.-The
police of half a dozen cities are search
ing tonight for Miss Lillian Neuman OF
Appleton, 10 years old, and for Miss
Sylvan Grimes of Columbus, o., II years
old, and the persons said to be holding
them captive.
The girls were kidnapped. it is
charged, from Milwaukee 10 days ago
by alleged white slavers.
A letter bearing the name of Miss
Grimes, but written in a mans hand
writing, was received today from In
ternational Falls, Mimi, saying that the
girls would be taken across the border
into Canada at once. Miss Neumans
brother died suddenly two days after
she disappeared, her grandmother, Mrs
Martha Doran, who is wealthy, is crit
ically i'll from worry, and her mother is
i'll as result of the incident.
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HEALTH BOARD CONTEMPT
CASE AGAIN DELAYED
Lengthy Argument on Demur-
rer Causes Postponement

The alleged contempt of court of the
members of the board of health result
ing from the passage of a resolution
aoollshlng the position of chief sani-
tary inspector after DIR. William c.
Hassler had obtained from the suDerior
court an order restraining the board
from disturbing him in the possession
or that post, was not considered by
Judge Seawell yesterday, because the
lawyers took up much time in arguing
a demurrer to Hassler's complaint The
argument was on the technical conten-
ton that the bill does not state facts
sufhc1ent to constitute cause of COM
plant Alexander L. OGrady repre-
sented the board of health and Hugo
K Asher appeared for Doctor Hassler.
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSFORM.
TI0N.-Depot Quartermaster's Office 1OS6 North
Point Street, San Francisco, CAL, April l.
1910. Sealed proposals, in triplicate will be re.
ceived here until II a. M, Saturday, May 2
1910, fer the fiscal year ending June 80, ie1I'
as follows: Between (either direction) San Fran
cisco, Honolulu. Guam. Nagasaki and Manila
between Honolulu, Guam, Nagasaki and ManiIs
and between GUAM Nagasaki and Manila and
between Nagasaki and Manila. Bids to SPECIFY
rates for transportation between the aforemen-
toned ports for passengers. freight (includina
livestock) and remains OF officers, soldiers and
employees of the Government Proposal blanks
and full information furnished on application
Right reserved to accept or reject any or All
proposals any part thereof. Proposals should
be enclosed in sealed envelopes, endorsed PRO
posals for Trans Pacific Transportation" to be
opened at IL a. M, May 2, 1910, and addressed
a. p. YOUNG. Depot Quartermaster.
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Edited by o. M. BOYLE

thus received, and, finding it to be
true, made the report to the league.
The committee of 80 from the
cement workers. sheet metal workers.
.housesmiths No. rs. varnishers and
poi1shers and millmen Nos 422 and 42S
announces:
IL Is Its intention to recommend their re-
spective locals that a permanent committee
OF representatives from interested unions be
formed with the object of inaugurating a
systematic home industry campaign. 1t is
expected that improvement clubs, CONNER
cal bodies and all intelligent businessmen
VIII lend their cooperation toward a move
ment that has for its purpose great and
prosperous San Francisco. In conference
Win businessmen contemplating the letting
Oh contracts or purchasing of goods from
Duildlng trades council has been singularly
SUCCESSFUL In demonstrating that the best
interest OF San Francisco and its citizens lies
IN steady demand for home products
The request of the stone sawyers for
an increase of wages has been ap-
proved by the building trades council
and will be effective after the Gus
tomary 80 day notice on employers.
Ihose employed in marble yards are to
receive 81 per day and those in sand
stone and granite yards So. These
rates are for an eight hour Workday.
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FORMER COLLEGE ATHLETE
STABBED BY BRAWLER
Noisy Janitor Resents Attempt
to Stif1e His HiIarity

Charles D. Anderson, a janitor in a
lodging house at 1858 Octavia street.
was arraigned in Police Judge Short
airs court yesterday on a charge of
assault to murder and the case was
continued for week.
Anderson was intoxicated and using
vile language in his room in the base
ment about 1 o'clock yesterday morning
when Mrs. Nellie Scott, the landlady.
asked Albert Mum, who was well
known as an athlete at the state uni
versity about two years ago, to get
Anderson to keep quiet
Mum did so and it is alleged Ander-
son went to the kitchen, returning with
carving knife. which he plunged into
Munn's left side.
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Delegates Ready

Dci6SdIeS KedQy
All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the trip TO Washington of
the governor and the delegates who
will present the claims of the city to
congress. The party will consist of
Governor Gillett, Judge +. W. Henshaw,
James Rolph Jr., ". E. Garland, presi-
dent OF the real estate board of Los
Angeles, Mayor p. II. Mccarthy, Will
liam f. Dargie of Oakland. NJ. F. Tar
pey of Fresno, Victor II. Metcalf, Will
liam +. Gerstle, William E. Gerber of
Sacramento. T. C. Friedlander. F. j.
Zeehandalaar, secretary of the Los An
geles merchants and manufacturers as
ISOLATION, and Charles S Aitken, di-
rector of publicity for the exposition.
The following telegram was sent to
Philadelphia chamber of commerce, the
chamber of commerce of the state of
New York, the New York city chamber
OF commerce. Businessmen's league of
St. Louis, Salt Lake City chamber of
commerce, Commercial club of Kansas
City, Chicago Association of Commerce
and the Denver chamber Of commerce:
The San Francisco chamber of
commerce presents its compliments
TO the members of your organiza-
ton and takes pleasure in inform
ing you that at mass meeting
held here yesterday to raise funds
for holding an international expo
sition in San Francisco. celebrating
the opening Of the Panama canal in
1915, s4,0S9,000 were subscribed in
two hours, thereby breaking all
records. On Sunday, May l, a dele
cation. headed by James n. Gillett,
governor of California, leaves for
Washington to urge claims for ma
uonal recognition before president
and congress. Delegation desires
TO arrange conference with your
organization and will let you know
date it will arrive in your city.
after the delegation reaches Wash
ington. Kindly reply to Governor
Gillett, New Willard hotel, Wash
n
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UNITARIAN SOCIAL CLUB
WILL STAGE A COMEDY
Alliance Dramatique to Assist in
Vaudeville Sketch

The Unitarian social club will present
the musical comedy, "a Country Girl"
at Wendte hail. Fourteenth and Castro
streets, Friday and Saturday evenings,
May 6 and Z. Assisted by the Alliance
Dramatique, the society vaudeville
sketch. 'PIndecis," will also be given
and the musical prelude "On the Board
Walk" will open the program.
Mile. Anois Moliere has charge of the
production and r. c. H. Martin is stage
director. Following is the cast of char
acters in "A Country Girl:
Sir William Evergreen. ......... Cherry Martin
Captain Blenheim. .......... Herbert Morehouse
Cousin Joe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Henry Christensen
Margery, Lady Evergreen. Miss Ethel Handey
Lady Plato. Miss Marian Clarke
Lucille. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Doris Hadey
Friends of Margery-
Molly Newell. Miss Bessie Kellogg
Jennie jerks. .-............. Miss Ruth Bigelow
Polly Pringle. ............ Miss Madeline Burch
Harry Bacon. Observation-Disclosures. Everett Oshier
Fred Fardell. ..................O lcott Cummns
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Ask Eastern Cities
To Aid Panama Fair
EXPOSITION STOCK
SUBSCRIBERS LIST
IN ITALIAN COLONY

The following is a list of the men,
bers of the italian colony who SUBJ
scribed at the mass meeting Thursday
GRANUcCI BROTHERS, 6o2Front street $3.50
z. POCHIN1, las Pacific street. ......... $50
MATTEUccI VANNUCCI, $50 Pacific
A. aARBiNI, 5i5 Washington street. -. ESQ
AMERICAN MARBLE AND MOSAIC COM
PANY, 25 Columbia square. ............. 500
JOSEPH vALvo, esi Montgomery street. $50
RoSsI DRUG COMPANY, 1900 Union street 500
L. DEMARTNI SUPPLY COMPANY, l22
JAMES A BAcIeAIUpi, Bank Of italy -''''
cERRUTif MERCANTILE COMPANY, $50 1'0
EDWARD cERRUTi JR., 5s7 Front street. 60
T: CARFAGNI, 40 washington street 100
IL FLOR D;;ITAIiA R:EEsiTAiUlRiAiNiT, 4ssa -O'
cAMPI RESTAURANT, Call building i 900
CENTRAL IRON WORKS, 631 Florida street 500
Dh; v. D'EhCOLE, sos MONTGOMERY street 30
FELIX RESTAURANT, 646 Montgomery
FUGAz1 BROTHERS $40 Montgomery '00
MTsso & RIsso, soc Columbus avenue. loo
GEORGE G. CAGLIERI Bank of Italy. $50
CAsTAGNETTo & MATTEUCCI, 22s Mont
MEL MILANf & CO., 5ss Washington street loo
1TAL1AN-AMERIcAN BANK, AGO Mont
BANK OF ITALY 522 Montgomery street. g 5000 600
M. J. FoNTANA, S25 Francisco street. =. 900
LEvAGGI, GRANUCcI & CO., 4l2 Front
G. B. coRDANo, sos4 Iwentyseoond street 500 500
L1TALIA, 118 Columbus avenue. ..... 500
JOSEPH MUSIC & SONS KEENAN, CO.,
5S5 North Point street !, 600
A. G1URLIANI BROTHERS, $50 Jackson
street ..........,.... 500
LEvAGGI COMPANY, GIT Front street . 500
I. r. P0DESTA, Sig Washington street i. 100
JULES S1CCHI, 100 Montgomery street. 10
STEVE SANGU1NETTI, 527 Front street so
z. MARIANETTI and w. LUCCHESI, SIT
Davis street. Observation-Disclosures. 500
T. B. RUSSI, sos Davis street. ........... 80
B. GHEFFoLIo & CO., LOT Jackson street 80
CUNE0 BROTHERS, 523 Green street. -. so
BAC1GALUP1 & ELKUS, Bank of Italy. 200
COLOMBO PHARMACY, 1898 Grant avenue 100
G. D. VERGAr 1928 Grant avenue .. 100
MoL1NARI & CARIANI 3l2 Columbus
nue. ................... 100
CALEGARIs PHARMACY, $50 Kearny street 100
G. oRSI, 81 Montgomery avenue. ...... 20
j. CUNEo COMPANY, Bank ofsItaly build
ing Observation-Disclosures /, 600
FRED L. DREHER. Bank of Italy building 200
THOMAS S. BURNES, Montgomery block. 100
G1LHULY AMBLER, 604 Mission street. 500
w. w: BROWN, pier 5, Jackson street
JENNIE H. sT;lNYAN, zoos Bush street. ESQ
@. H. STAEYAN zoos Bush street .... $50
F. n. HOWARD, TIT Ellis street . 100
WILLIAM H. HARRISON, Chronicle
building ................. 500
KoHLBERG & CO., 526 Washington street. 100
LEO ENFIELD, 400 Jackson street. ..... 20
]. H. WALLACE, Sansome and Washington 100
L. RATTAGAN, 156 Clay street. ........... so
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Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied TO have the published. Notices re-
strIcted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free Of charge.
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ADJUSTMENTS

FIRST RACE AT 1:40 p. u.
ADMISSION, 81 LADIES 81.
For special trains stopping at the track take
Southern Pacific ferry, foot of Market street;
leave at IL m, thereafter every 20 minutes
until 40 p. m.
No smoking In the last two cars, which are
reserved for ladies and their escorts.
THOMAS H. WILLIAMS, President.
PERCY w. TREAT. Secretary.
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Take that scenic trip on the Ocean
Shore railway and see country that
is destined to become famous for its
sublime scenic beauty.
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LIST OF JEWELLERS
WHO SUBSCRIBED FOR
EXPOSITION STOCK

The jewelers. association yesterday
announced its total subscription as
s51, $50. The list of the various sub
scribers was not then given. These
are now as follows:
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BIRTHS

SWENToN-In this city. April 20. 1910, to the
wife of George W. Swenton formerly Joseph
Inc Corville), daughter.
WHITE-In this city, April %. 1910 to the
wife of ]. A. White son.
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MARRIAGES

MOLLOY-J0HNS0N-I this city, April IS,
1910, by the Rev. E. p. bennett, John MOloy
and Anna johnson. both Of San Francisco.
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DELEGATES TO VISIT
NEW YORK, CHICAGO
AND OTHER CENTERS
Continued From Page 1

vince congress. and the work done
yesterday augurs well for our sue
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CARD on THANKS

CAMPBELL-We take this means Of thank
ing our friends for the beautiful floral offer
ings and many acts Of Kindness during our sad
bereavement.-TH FAMILY OF THE LATE
MARY CAMPBELL, 90 Page st.
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EICHHoLZ-At rest. in this city, April %,
1910, Otto E.. dearly beloved husband OF the
late Marie Eichholz, and beloved stepfather
Of Mrs Fred Langenberger. Mrs. j. GaIlop
of Eureka. Fred II. Garnie and the late Mrs
Doretta Feyhl. native of Berlin, Germany
aged IS years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sun-
day., May l. at 1880 p. M, from the chapel
of Monahan & Co.. 2339 Mission street between
Nineteenth and Twentieth. Interment Mount
Olivet cemetery, by carriage.
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GASS-In this city, April 20, 1910. Perry Allen
dearly beloved son of Octavia Decatur an
Mary Virginia Gass, and loving brother 0
Mrs. ]. ]. Slaughter Of Corona, Cal. Mrs. "
W. Hollenbeck OF Pasadena, CAL. and Flori
Ray, Fenton Mercer and Octavia Decatur Gas
Jr. native Of Las Vegas, New, aged 8
years
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HALEY-In this city. April 20. 1910. at his
late residence, 2254 Union street Michael
c.. beloved husband OF Elizabeth j. Haley
loving father of William T., Grace NJ. Harry
B. and Ester L. Haley and brother of James
w., Daniel T. and William e. Haley and Mrs
j. f. Greere native of st. Louis Mo-
Notice of funeral hereafter
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HARo-In the city and county hospital. April
%. 1910. Victor Haro, a native OF Spain,
aged 30 years
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NAGLE-In this city. April %. 1910 at the
residence, las Hartford street, Mary, dearly
beloved wife of the late James c.. Maggie, Low
ing mother Of Richard. James. Nellie and
Thomas Nagle. Mrs. L. L. Jackson and the
late John and Willie Maggie. and sister OF John
Collins, a native OF Ireland.
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DwYER-In Holy Cross. San Mateo county
John Dwyer, father of the late Margaret and
Willie Dwyer, native Of County Tipperary
Ireland, aged 20 years. bristol, r. l., papers
please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Sat-
urday) April 80, 1910. at $50 a. m from
the funeral parlors of Green, Ryan & Donohoe
northeast corner of Sixteenth and Guerrero
streets thence to ST. MichaeFs church Ocean
View, where requiem high will be cele-
brated for the repose Of his soul. commencing
at $50 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Gene
terry.
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NEALE-In Sonoma April %. 1910. Robert
Neale. father OF Mrs. KOebOOn and A. A
Neale of Sonora, a native of England. aged
50 years.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Sun-
day., May 1, at 10 a. m. from his late
residence. Shellville, under the auspices
Of Temple lodge, +. * A. NJ. Interment Noun
tain View cemetery
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office OF funeral hereafter.

PERINE-In this city. April % 1910. Nicho-
las p. Perine, beloved father OF George NJ.
and John H. Perine and Mrs. Frank Gledhill.
aged ST years
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PORISCH-In this city. April %, 1910. Robert
Porisch, a native Of Germany, aged IS years
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Monday, at IL
o'clock a. M, from the parl0rS OF Suhr x
WiebOldt, 1885 Valencia street near Twenty
fifth Incarceration Cypress Lawn crenatory
via IL 80 a. m train from Twenty fifth and
Naencia sfraefs
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into rest, in this city, April
%. 1910, Enelie l.. Perley, devoted wife OF
the late Fred Perley, native Of Germany.
aged 90 years.
Friends respectfully invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow Sunday. at 1870 D. m.
from the parlOrs OF Subr & WiebOldt, 1875
Valencia street near Twenty hfth Interment
Cypress Lawn cemetery, by carriage
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HEMMENwAY-In this city, April IS, 1910.
Margaret, beloved wife OF William T. Hem
menway, sister Of May and Michael O'Neill,
and daughter OF Susan and Michael O'NeiII'
native of Ohio, aged % years
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Saf-
urday). at L O'Clock p, M. from the par
: lors of McGinn Brothers. 1926 Eddy street.
Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
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Oakland. Cal. April %. 1910
Ethel Mays beloved daughter Of ID. G. and
Sarah j. Macmillan, and sister of Mrs. j.
Mcneil of San Francisco, a native of San
Francisco. Cal, aged Is years
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JOHN NJ. POWELL, Secretary.

TONER-In this city, April 20 1910. Catherine
dearly beloved wife OF Patrick NJ. Toner
loving mother OF Mrs c. A. Clancy, a native
OF Ireland. Boston papers please copy
Notice OF funeral hereafter. Remains at
her late residence. 100 Duncan street
VESTRE-In this city. April %. 1910, Peter k
dearly beloved son OF Peter and Petra Vestre
a native of San Francisco aged p days.
wORMS-In Salt Lake City. Utah. April IS
1910, Benjamin Worms. dearly beloved hus-
band OF Helen. and loving father of Alice Mrs.
y. Cfer and Mrs. 1. Elken. a native OF
France, aged 81 years and months.
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McGREEVY-An anniversary requiem high mass
will be celebrated at st. Peter's church,
Twenty-fourth and Alabama streets, for the re-
pose of the soul Of the late ROsanna Nc
a m. Also requiem high will be cele-
hrated at the Church OF Assumption. at To-
males, Marin county. Cal, on Monday, May
2 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
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MARTIN-In the city and county hospital.
April IS. 1910. Albert Martin. native OF
Austria, aged 53 years.
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President D. ]. To-
bin and Secretary
Gala CHER q ddrasSed
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RAINEY-In this city. April 2s 1910. Mary
Amanda Rainey. widow Of the late Samuel
Rainey. native of Boston. Mass, aged 66
years.
Friends and acquaiRtances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Satur
day.. from Sacred Heart church, Fillmore
street. where a solemn requiem high mass
win be celebrated for the repose Of her SOUL