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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-28

%Snow ground. "a inches.
The following maximum and minimum femper
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago S6-32; New York 3s- "a
Omaha 3S-2S.
SYNOPSIS
The weather is fair and warmer over most Of
California, and cloudy with moderate rain
throughout Oregon and Washington. The pres
sure distribution fnvors the continuance of fair
weather. with moderate north winds. changing to
west.
The temperature has risen 16 degrees at Los
Angeles and from 10 degrees in other parts OF
the state.
The relative humidity at Red Blun was "a and
at Fresno 20 per cent.
Forecast for the 20 hours ending at midnight
January 2S. 1910.
San Francisco and ricintv-Fair Friday
somewhat warmer: light northeast winds
Santa Clara vsiiey-Fair Friday; light north
winds
Sacramento yalley-Fair Friday: light north
winds.
san Joaquin valley-Fair. warmer Friday;
light north winds.
Los Angeles and yicinity-Fair Friday: con.
tinued warm: light north winds
a. G. McADIE. District FoFecastcr.
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Valuable Cargo for the orient

The steamer Siberia sailed for Honckong and
way ports via Honolulu on Tuesday with cargo
vsiued ar Se47.5O0. exclusive OF treasure. and TO
BE- distributed follows: For Honolulu. SOS. .5I3:
Japan. ssO3,2SS; Philippine islands sl9T. .095;
China. sl6.62s; East Indies. 81 299; Korea, s677.
The principal shipments and their destinations
were rs follows;
To Honolulu-l.000 bales hay. 1O3 cs canned
goods. 90 pkgs fresh fruits 500 gals wine. 50 cs
pickles. cs champagne. 13 pkgs drugs, 9l5 cs
. pkgs electrical goods pkgs machinery. IS
boots and shoes 70 pkgs dry goods, bales
- bales hay. 30 ctls oats. 100 pkgs potatoes. -
canned goods. 52S gals wine 16 cs sporting
goods, $50 lbs rubber. - rolls and leather,
. pkgs drugs. Z pkgs electrical goods.
To Chna-l0. 600 lbs pearl barley. 1.407 lbs
peas SIS lbs beans. J.0S5 lbs coffee 2.36S lbs
cheese - cs salmon. IA 6 canned goods, ? $50
lbs and = cs meals. % pkgs fresh fruits. SO
lhs snd ! cs dried fruit. 2.4O0 lbs Goldfish. -
whisky cs wine. c. liquors. 1. 12T lbs ginseng.
y $50 lbs tobacco S247 II lumber, 25 bds
shingles. 400 lbs soda. u cs OIL
To Philippine islands-2531 hbls -four Il. 100
lbs beans 4.292 lbs and 30 cs meals. 7e3 bales
hay. :. .0S4 cs canned goods - c. olives 6 465
lbs dried FISH 200 lhs bread. 6.3oo lbs Goldfish,
4a-Aln lbs hams and bacon. ZE.9OA lbs lard 6,93l
lhs and 2 IS candy. so lbs cheese. 1850 lbs
coffee 1854 HIS dried fruit. 5605 lbs raisns.
30 honey. 40 salmon. 20 kegs pickles. 256
hhl li0uor>. = gals and 20 brandy. SS1 hNs
ammunition. 26 anchors. IS coils rope 81 pkgs
aral stores. 6S stationery. 9 type. ] .756
lhs way l6 cS boots and shoes. Sc pkgs dry
goods 81 rolls and 3 RS leather. . pkEs Ssddlery,
s3-6t5 lhs manufactured lead. pkgs machinery.
493 cs and I bbl OH. 'o9 pkgS paints y cs tur-
peatue. 80 kegs nails. 1882 II lumber Il bales
hose. 30 pkCs drugs
mon. 1G cs honey. 200 lhs dried fruit.
To korea-5 pkgs machinery, 2S pkgs hard
ware. cs canned goods.
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BIGGEST SHIP HAS
LARGECOKECARGO
Fivemaster r. c. Rickmers,
With Auxiliary Power, Is
Here From Europe
Large Windjammer Encounters
Hurricane Off Horn, but
Loses Few Sails

HE German five
masted ship r. c.
Rickmers, one of
the largest sailin g
V e S S e ] S in [ h e
world, arrived here
V e S t e T d a Y from
South Shields with
5,177 tons of coke,
one of the largest
cargoes of the prod
uct ever brought to
this port.
T h e Rickmers
could have brought
nearly twice as
much. as the big
windjammer is ca
pable of carrying
5000 tons dead
weight of cargo.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage Engagements

The British tank steamer Dakotah which ar
rived from Hongkong "Wednesday will return
- the orient with refined petroleum. having been
chartered prior 10 arrival.
The following lumber charters were announced
yesterday: The Norwegian steamer Fir from
Portland. Puget sound British Columbia 10
China; British ship Hougomont from Eureka TO
Sydney AZ 30s; British ship senator on Puget
sound, thence 10 the United Kingdom.
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U. s. Branch photographic Ofice
A branch of the United States photographic
Office located in the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers TO navigation and mat
tiers of interest to ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N. in charge.
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LocAL FERRY TRAINs-yI. oakland


To Oakland. Berkeley. Bergman. East Oakland and
FrgitaIe-Daly-Fro 500 IN. and every twenty
minutes until 100 pm inclusive; then z 40. 500
900. go. 100. 100 and 1l.40 pm. 1870 ard
120a.
To sa,hsr and MsIross via Seventh St.-Daly-Fron
eco am. and every twenty minutes until 200 pm.
inclusive, then II 40 pm.
70 Stonshurst-Daly-600 ZOO 500 900 sna 20
800. 400, 500 80 pm
To Oakland First ST.. tFrursas. Alameda. via Horssshos
-Daly-Fron 1900. $40 an and every twenty
minutes unta $50 am. inclusive: then 900. 20
1000, 1910 l1o0. 11.20 an. I'm, p 20 I 90. %
200, 20 800. $40. t3 40 pm. and every twenty
minutes until pm. inclusive; 740. $50. 600. 940
1O.20. 1l.o0 and II. 40 pm. 1220 and 120 am
Additional train to Oakland First ST.. 2l5 am.
To West Berkeley -Daiy-From 500 am. and every
twenty minutes untI $50 am. inclusive; then 900 am
and every hour until 400 pm inclusive; then 40 pm
and every twenty minutes until 700 pm Inclusive:
then T. &0 $40. 800 8 40. 1920, 11O0 IL 40 pm. and
1220am.
To corbn-Daly-From 500 I'M and every 20 minutes
until $50 am, then goo. 1000 am. 12C0 m 90
200. 300. 400. 40. 40 500 SO, SO and 500 pm.
Union transfer Co. authorized to check Baggags
direct from residence.
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ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
Compagnie GeneraIe TransatIantial

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS
sailings every Thursday, instead of Saturday
at 10 a M from pier AZ, North river, foot OF
FIRST class to Havre. S77.50 and upward; sec
ond class to Hayre. $50 and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CANADA
ia State street, New York: J. F. FUGAZI
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery street,
ticket agents
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SHIPMENTS for Atlantic Coast

The snip Aryan was cleared for New York and
Philadelphia yesterday with ASS hbls asphalt
1000 bhls wine and 10 pkgs household goods.
consigned 10 New York. and 0l3 tons scrap
steel for Philadelphia.
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II sae p. sc II. Soc p. 4ec
December
Sd. Louts ksool MarkeI

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2T.-wool. unchanged. Ne
dunn grades comhing and clothing 24d d29c:
light tine, 22G2Tc; fine, 2o@21c; tub washed,
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high cross seas. flooding vessel to the rails fore
and aft and washed overheard so tons OF coal,
which was slowed away the deck. and blew
away several sails; Oct % had another SW
gale blowing away the tOpSails: bad considerable
heavy weather TO Cape Horn, which we passed
s1ec y: was 10 DAYS rom 81 TO 80 south when
ere had several SW gales. had variable winds and
fine weather in the Pacific.
Per stmr Hoquiam-Had strong Sc winds arst
three DAYS.
CRESCENT CITY. Jan 27-Stmrs Westport
'and Del NOrte arrived in after being bar bound
several days
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Memoranda

Per Ger ship r. c. Rickmers. from south
Shields Jan 2T-Sailed from South Shields Oct
10: for the next , days in the English channel
experienced succession of Sw gales and very
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Army transports

The crook is In port
The Thomas sailed January Is from Honolulu
To- Maniia.
Tho Warren is at Manila.
The Dix sailed December u from Seattle for
Manila.
The Logan sailed January Il from Manila for
san Francisco.
The Ruford is IN port.
The sheridan is in port
The sherman is I'm port.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
VIA COAST LINE


Third and Townsend Streets
a L0op-23i Street. Yisitacion, South
san Francisco, Valencia Street .-
4 Loop-Valencia Street, Ocean View.
Cemeteries, South San Francisco.
25d Street, 3rd and Townsend ....
q South san Francisco. San Jose. Glrov,
(Hohister), Sargent, Paiaro. Watson
vile. santa Cruz z..-.....--.-....-.-..-
a South San Francisco, Palo Alto, San
Jose. Way Stations. ..-....-.-..---.
4 May6eld, Los Altos. Los Gatos s.....
a shore Line Limited-Paso Robes Hot
Springs, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles
4 The Coaster-San Jose. Psiaro Wat
sonville, Santa Cruz. Castroville.
(Del Monts, Monterey. Pacific Grove),
Salinas, Soledad. Paso Robes Hot
Springs. San Luis ObiSpo. Surf.
Q.ompocN, Santa Barbara, Ventura,
Oxnard, Los Angeles
q May6eld, Los Altos, Los GatOs, Wright,
Glenwood( Boulder Creek). Santa Cruz,
Watsonville. Castroville. Del Monte.
Monterey, Pacific Grove. -....-....-
= Sen Jose. Gilroy. Salinas. Paso RobleS
Hot Springs. San Luis Obispo-ITes
Pinos-Watsonville, Santa Cruz, Del
Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove. ...
a South san Francisco, Burlingame, san
Mateo, Palo Alto. San Jose .-..,...
a Los Altos. Monta Vista. Los Gstos.
a Valencia Street. Ocean View. CoIma,
Cemeteries, Baden. San Bruno .--
a South San Francisco, san Jose .--..
nj Z
Sargent (Watson~ille. SeEta Cruz.
Del Monte. Montereg, Pacific Grove
. South San Francisco, Palo Alto, San
. Los Altos. Monts Vista. Los Gates
, South San Francisco, San Mateo. SaE
Jose, Gilroy. Tres Pinos. Salinas.
p Watsonville, Santa Cruz. CastrOville.
Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grove.
p Santa Clara, San jose. Los Gatos.
Wright (BOulder Creek. Santa Cruz.
Watsonvile. Pajaro. o....-...-..-.
n Sunset Express - Tucson. Deming.
Fl PasO. Houston, New Orleans,
PasO Rohles Hot Springs, San Luis
ObiSpo, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles
p Kansas City, 81. Louis. Chicago ..-.-
p South San Francisco, San Jose .--.--
p Burlingame, San Mateo, Palo Alto,
San Jose and WAY Stations. ......
p Loop-23l Street. Visitaeion. South
San Francisco,. Valencia Street ...
p Redwood. Palo Alto. San lose .....
. Los Altos, Monta Vista, Los Gatos
. Burlingame. San Mateo. San lose. ..
p LoOp-Valencia Street, Ocean view.
Cemeteries. South SON Francisco.
23d Street. 81 and Townsend ......
. San Bruno. San Mateo. Redwood. Palo
Alto. Santa Cara. San Jose .-.--..-
. Los altoS. Monta Vista. Los Gatos
. Millbrae, San Mateo, Palo Alto, May
feld. Los Altos, Los Gatos -..-....-
. 23d Street, VisitaciOn, South San
Francisco, Valencia Street .....s...
. Loop-Valencia Street, Ocean View.
Cemeteries. South San Francisco.
23d Street. Sd and Townsend $500.
p South San Francisco, San Jose ....
, Los Angeles Passenger Gilroy. Salinas.
Paso Robes Hot Springs. San Luis
Obispo. Pizmo. Santa Barbara. Los
Angeles. ........................
p South San Francisco. Palo Alto. J
San Jose. ......................-..
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Naval stores-Tnrpentine and RorIl

SAVANNAH, Jan. 27.-Turpentine dull 605bc;
receipts S04
Rosin, firm; sales. ? 100; receipts. $3.50: ship
ID S4.2255; 7. S4-25: F. $3.50; G. S4S21a
IL Sa.45; J. $40: X $50: NJ S425: y
S0.65. VIC. SI.o5: WV. s.. 20.
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Prisoners Are Taken to Island


Following the removal of the Chi
nese from the detention sheds to the
new immigration station on Angel
island three women and one man held
for depo~r ration under the white slave
law were removed yesterday from the
Alameda county Jail at the order OF
Immigration Commissioner Hart North
Virginia Is on Columbia River
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
ASTORIA, jan 27.-There is no
longer any reason for alarm to be felt
over the safety of the four masted
schooner Virginia. that has been of the
mouth of the river for the last IS days
or more as il was seen of the river
10 miles west on Wednesday morning
At O'Clock in the afternoon the
schooner was five miles west. but ap-
parently was compelled to stand OF
shore gain. The weather was too
thick today to obtain glimpse of the
schooner.
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco, Jan. %, 1910.
RAINFALL DATA
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PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE

Depth at mean low water entrance to barbor
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Water Front Notes

The Pacific Mail liner San Juan, Cap
tain Frazier, cleared yesterday and will
sail today for Panama and way ports.
The ship Aryan cleared yesterday for
New York with cargo.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO 5.4S5 900 feet.
The liner Alameda, which left here
Saturday. was 1000 miles from Homo
lulu at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening.
The Pacific Mail liner City of Para
left Acapulco January % for this port
via MaZa flan.
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California Limited through to Chicago leaves at
;O.OO n M Ofdces-6I3 Market street and Mar
ket street Ferry Depot. San Sranciscos liz
Broadway Oakland
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WiIheImina TO be Drydocked

The Matson navigation company's
new steamer Wilhelmina, which arrived
the other day from Newport News, is
being put in shape for sea and will be
ready to leave February 10 on its Voy-
age TO Honolulu. A big cargo is assured
for this maiden voyage and so passen-
gers were booked before the liner ar
rived here. The Wilhelmina will be
placed on Hunters point drydock Tues
day to be scraped and painted.
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OiIer is Burned by ExpIosion

P Gneweich, who lives at 667 Clay
street. swas treated at the harbor hos
pital yesterday for burns of the right
hand and arm. He is employed as an
oiler on the steamer Olson & Mahony
He was in the ireroom, and after light
ing his pipe he dropped the lighted
match. 1t ignited a small accumulation
Of gas from the fuel oil. No damage
was done to the steamer.
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Nrsur,i, scheduled to Hop an a i.!nrr la
lils lBipianr

Glenn II. Curti-- and five. mechanics Of
hl- -'aF wan' aboard IN. Hamburg
American liner Pennsylvania yesterday
and approved ih. launching platform on
he after d.-rk Tn. NEE hanicS " Ill assist
IN sending McIurdy biplan. skyward
this morning fifty miles a. the crow flies
from Governor. Island and about twenty
five mIl.- Oft The Ambrose Channel hight
ship. straight ont To sea Practically all
the flight will b- over water
The plan for the la,InC hing ~ to have h.
Pennsylvania run asrsrn directly into tue
wind az a speed 90 about ten knOrs he
outer end OF the launching platform
wIll he fully rINtv feet above the sea level
NJ. tuTtiss sad he was sure thai Me
tIrdv would b- able to make "A good
getaway from the platform with ia. ship
going f'iii speed astern into tn" wIrd a.
there would b- air pressure under the
plane. thar could not fail 10 raise. ~
\ special mail bag will be used by the
aviator and passengers will he p.rnlIred
Ia write letters To send ashore ~ this bag.
Folks al ong shor. from Fire Island "a
sea Gate NAV bs able ~ SOC the aero
pianist with marine glasses dun ng most
Of hi- fight Tn. finish may be easily
point from Fort Hamilton TO the Battery
provided the day is clear. and the Weather
Bureau SAYS IL will he with moderate.
which my mean brisk northwest or
westerly winds
After the flight the liner will proceed
OH her course and will take the platform
iniac, all the way TO Hamburg. 40 that
the Germans may see for themselves
exactly how the asroplane was projected
Government officials will board tn. Penn
sylvanIa nj Hamburg To inspect the plat
form
In. steam yacht Wild Duck. chartered
by the World. will take a party Of army
ana navy men and possibly Mayor Gaynor
out To watch tn. launching Tn. Hamburg
Linz. officials here and the reporters ~;u
view the fighr from IN. Moran ocean
,ug Eugene Moran The Julia Moran
and the Dalzeil ting DalzslIne will patrol
IN. course 10 CIV" help to the f'ier in case
of accident
Mr. Mc,urdy was said 90 he in North
Carolina Yesterday and fh.r- was an i'm
preston among some OF his friends that
he would nave TO hustle TO ful'l his prom
I-e To h.. aboard The Pennsylvania when
sh. II ready to rail at noon to-day
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effect the reapportionm~nt Of Consrsss
districts after the House ~ Representative
has hxed tho number VI Congressmen
io which New York state is sntitIsd under
the new census and the Democratic 1sagis-
ls'ur- will have the power 20 reapporfiOn
ihe Congress district % the. State.
IN" plank In rh- mocrassr Htaee
platform calling for S,at.. wide. primaries
IL To receIv. considerable. attention by
various Democratic Legislators Assem-
blynl.n and Senators This plank. II
was said. ~ to be one IL the knotties;
problem for the Democratic legislature
fo solV.
There il to be considerable rivalry.
II was added, over the Speakership OF
the Assembly between Dir Robert p.
bush VI Chemung and Assemblyinan
Daniel ID. Frisbie Of schoharie, leader
of III. minority Of the lower house IN
recent years DIR Bush Was Speaker 81
the Assembly IN Isy2
II vas announced by Buffalo Demo
Gratis In town last Eight that Herbert
y. bissell. who was the permanent; char
man at the kochester State convent on
which nominated Mr. Dix. IL All avow.d
candid ate for the upstate Public Service
Commission and will have the support
of Influential Democrats IN 'h.- western
part Of the State
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CHAWp CLARK FOR >pkAkER.
Congressman James Of heniuc,>, saN> tir
WIN Be Named without n Fight.

WAsHIN0TOS, Nov II Champ Clark OF
Missouri viii not De- oppo s..d for the Demo
cratic nomination for Speaker in the next
House in the opinion q. Congressman
Ollie James OF Kentucky. who arrived in
Washington today. Although Mr.. James
hopes 20 bs Ia tine Senate inst-a! 81 in
he House when the next Congress R--.m-
bIes. he Is -n'Etisia -tically for the sel.c-
ton OF Mr. Clark who he declares viii
u. ,,noppo-ed for ths honor. The ken-
lucky Congressman Expresses the opinion
that tn. mention Of 'h. names of RepT.
-eEtativ-- Henry Of Texas and HAY oi
Virginia IA connection with the Speaker
ship ~ WITHOUT their authority and mat
they will 50 declare themselves.
Representative. James said: i am ,u-
Enthusiastically for the Hon Champ Clark
of Missouri for she speakershlp OF 'h..
next HOUSE. o! Representatives He de-
serves to bee and in my Judgment n- will
b.' elected Speaker. II was under hi
splendid and Gnequalled leadership thar
lbs Democracy 81 the nation for the first
time IN nearly twenty years ga med ,pnlI j
OF the House No patriotic army IL 4"
history ~ thu world ever turned '!poi 4
victorious general. The Democrat, !.-
g,"ns will n- no exception. feet '"riain
that there Will he. no C9nd.iat" op,I,,ss.d
to Mr. tlar, and That he will b" the. n"iu-
nee Tor Speaker without even a light
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WEDtIS FOR FIRE HEROES.
Commissioner Waldo Explains the New
plan Df Award

Fire COMMISSIONER Waldo said v.-st.r-
dav that IN" official bronz" medal which
was decided upon three months ago lad
been warmly WELCOMED by ID" officers
and men Of the fire. companies a. being
an Improvement oyer the old method of
rewarding firem-n who ri-k-d heir lives
To save endangered persons at nre~
Formerly there were Just Mn. m-Cal-
TO be- given ont each wear. II several big
fires during the wear produced twenty
men had =" b. gnor.-d ON tn. ,her hand
II II happened 10 ba quiet year when no
fireman distinguished himself It'll the
medals had Ia b- awarded These rna,ia l.
began 10 los, their original gnifiCanc"
Under the COMMISSIONER present r,ll-
ing IN. city viii pay for and award INST
a. many me,iaa a. there are deeds II
herolsVn. and the medals will count ia
promotion.
Commissioner Waldo issued he follow
ing statement yesterday m view Of IN.
criticism Of his ruling
The Official MEDIA ~ the IRE Department
was designed for the purpo--' ~ "-tRhii-h-
ing an Official recognition u valor On th..
part of fremeu In the past her" has been
no officlal medal Tor this purpose Various
citizens and newspapers have presented
from year 10 year Tns'ini- 10 the d-parr-
men In wears wher.. Their" n-r. NOR" as,-
Of h,.r"i -su ThAu here were medals available
many heroes went uurrwardei
The board On merit OF this department
consists Of Chl-i ut Department Edward
Y. Croker Aui b"pIty iumm --ion-r-
Joseph Johu-or and Arthur \ Ukeer-
This board. which has met from time TO
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DIED..

BovrEr 4 alexander Borvct aged 70 year,
Funeral ~ THE FUNERAL CHURCH" ~ al
West I'D ST. u'RNHK z. CAMraErr Blno
RUNNER On Friday. November IT, 1870. %
n-lius Alexander. in his 81! yea-, h.,aA-
OF Annie Ten Eycs Runner
Funeral service at hi, late residence. IN ~.
ander az. Monday afternoon At hat 81.
loctnck. inic-inent Trinity Cen'C,,-,
CLARK. John Clark. aged 50 -c,rr S..- och.
held from Tar fuSEE VI IHvuCH. saI1-. ...
West sd s.. tFrNSK o.. CAMPBELL. ~.
COCHRNNE ABRAHAM $. Co,aran,. 40, 81.
years. PrnerAi a. "1Hs fvxPr,r Cnr-r e,
-il ~ IVES, I'D 81. tFR,SR l. C,wrpsI
BLpOl
bE EEh' On Tr.ysy. Novcrrnc- ~ ~
bet late residence. ii3 Paste :, He-n ~
%eat!r he Vcau daughter % the late saw. r
ard Louisa t. DE VraU.
i!ne'hl services a, 50. PauI's y. r.. CO..
sth At and West End av.. On Monday y
veuber II. az II \. VI.
EGGE .-Tsna sEg-. aged q, years R--af-. =.
IHE FuNEEst CHURCH ssi ana 1sJ " e..
Id ~ fRAsk Z. CAMPBELL BLDG
GARDINER On November q. at his late 80,
dcnce. i25 West 77th ST.. CoI. j. GRAHAM.
Gardiner
Funeral service AZ his late residence SUNDAY.
November II, at &. =. ".
GREGORY On Friday morning November 4,
1910. Lewis Gregory, 500 Of Edward G. Al
MAJ =. Gregory. age 81 years
Funeral services will he held q, ~, Barn.es,
Church. IrvinVton on hudson. on Monday
morning, November II. upon .h- arrival d,
the 90 Train from Grand Central station
hEALI On Wednesday. November o. 1910 %
lakewood. y. !. the Rev. Thomas He,ly.
rector of the church Of st. Mary OF the TASe
Lakewood. y. J.
Funeral Monday. November IT, 1910 spera
requiem mass lid A. ". Divine orc- u
O'Clock !ntcrmcnI St Mary ; Ccuietesl
LakevOod y. J.
HEDGES ON Friday November II. 1870. FILA
beth Wool Hedges. widow OF col Jon O.
Hedges and mother OF Job r. Hedges
brief >cr,icc win ne held In her apartments
In 'nc Hotel Martinique, - West Eti - 'r'
relatives and intimate friends IN MONDAY
evening. November -. a's o'cYck Fgrs vi
and interInrnt at Evansville, y Y The ~.
= lowing day,
LORlLLiRD On Saturday. October = IN
Paris. Louis l.. ioriiiard. In MS siH wear.
Funeral services Trinity Church. NrwpOr'
/. II O'Clock Tuesday. November lS
MERCER On Ihusisy Novcma-r IN st
O'Clock u A. his residence io9 West ~
= George \ Mercer
lsnrTai from ~. IEnatiuS'S Church S1'h e. mi
West End ~ mis- Saturday a. ! - 'c'nct
NELSON On FRIDAY. November II, 1910 a; ~
PaT" aN. Nrw York city. Herbert Rpr'
-"n ~ the late +. Tracy and Cora Hubbsri
Nelson
Funeral services at the Church OF the Epiphany.
Lexington az and 33th ST.. Sunday afternoon,
November - : 10 o'clock. lnterneni Wool
lawn Cemetery.
oLfVER--On Thursday. November ~ I'ii
William Bentley Oliver In his sd year.
Funeral services az his late residence. - Cen
trai PARK West. Saturday afternoon "
o'clock. Friends invited
SPEAR November II. 1910 sophia s9sa-
Funeral a. THE FUNERAL CHrRcH "a ~
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