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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25
OBITUARY
Lorenzo Grady.

Lorenzo Grady died yesterday morn
ing at the residence of Mr. kunkle.
1923 West Main Street, after linger-
ing Illness. in his nfty-siNth year He
rIs Ketcham. of Newport News, who
was with him at the time of his death.
He also leaves the. following nephews
and nieces: Captain Kenneth Grady.
of this city. and Mrs. William McCray,
of Waynesboro.
Mr.. Grady was member OF Park
Place Methodist Church. from which
place his funeral will take place this
afternoon at $50 o'clock. The inter
ment Will be made in Hollywood Gem
etery.
Miss Belle Il. Lyon.
ny, Miss Belle II; Lyon died yeste1day
row morning at Q o'clock from the
Hebrew Mortuary Chapel. Rev. r.. ~
calisch will ofiiciate.
Mrs. Hannah Senrs Merero.
Mrs. Hannah Sears Mercllo. fifty
three years OF age, died at 5:25 Y. NJ.
Mrs. c. Il Smith. 7oi State street. She
is survived by her Observation-Disclosures
T.. and i've sons-W William j.. Lawrence
E.. Frank p, Joseph +. and Philip L.;
one law-John p. Merello;
four sisters--Mrs. 81. NJ Duke. Mrs.
G. IT. Smith. Mrs. w. 3. Christian and
Mrs. r. II. Dias; and by three brothers
William III. Sears. OF Newport News;
Henry W. Sears, and j. Doc Sears.
The funeral Will take place al 1870
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from St
Johns Church. In,ernAfnt Will be In
Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Mrs. Clnrn Pcchtn Boisscau.
Mrs Clara Pechin Rousseau; wife OF
a. j. Rousseau, died at 12:i5 o'clock
yesterday morning at her residence,
Hoe West Clay Street In the nifty
ninth year of her age.
The funeral will be from the house
nj 10 o'clock this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25
NEWSPAPER MEN ORGANIZE,
Piedmont Editorial Association Form.
cd Meeting In Lynchhnrg.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Lynchburg. Va. June 25--Editors
Of weekly and daily newspapers of
Central Piedmont Virginia, in meet
ing here this afternoon. formed the
Piedmont Editorial Association, the
object of which is to. work for the
ment of Central Virginia, The off,
GERS elected are: President, Walter b.
Addison. Lynchburg; Vice Presidents,
A. n. Clement, of AppomattoS, and T.
NJ. Richardson, Of Bedford City; Sec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25

'rhe total worlds yisible supply Of
cotton shows u decrease compared with
lhst week OF 129,1s2 and decrease
compared with last year or 7l1sg2
" the worlds Visible supply OF COT
l Ton there Is now anoat and. held IN
Great Britain and Continental Europe
ii,3onOoO against 2.206,oOO last year:
IN HEyptAS2,000 against l25.ooo la Sd
year; IN India. 100000, against ai4,ouo
iast year. and In tho United ,tates'
a5g,OVO. nEninat hGS nnn last Year,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25
Plans for New Mncndam noad,

r,I spTnI"F - ILe -IImeb-Ilispatch1
Dahvlile Va, June 24.-At a confer.
ence here to-day OF several Of mo
city and county officers, nlans were
completed whereby work on The ma.
cadam road from the city limits 10
fae Norm caroline State line will ba
pesnn az an early date The nov
road viii run from Danville to Yancev
VILE, ~ G. "''S-1s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25
THIS BABY is A SAMSON
Aged Ten Months, Lifts 10 Pounds
and Performs on 1,rnneze

Boston, June 24.-Massachusett has
a strong baby of its own in Thomas
n. Bates, Jr,, weight twenty -nins
POUNDS and age ten months. Baby
Bates every day does trapeze ,yorl,
and weight lifting. He swings on the
trapeze almost as easily as he nestles
in sis mothers arms
HIS best weight-lifting record is
nineteen pounds. Two big weights
h ls on an iron rod are lifted by
this baby Hercules
Baoy Bates's marvellous strength be-
came known to his parents two months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25
MINORITY REPORT FILED
Holds That Saunders is Legally Emit.
lied to Iiis Seat,

- SUtGIaT 20 INC Tlmea-DIspAtoh-I
Washington, u, g. Iuna 2i.-Tlle mi
norlty report in tho Parsons s;a undcrs
contest case from the Fifth District
or Virginia was filed TO-DAY and will
be printed tomorrow. IT contends
cord With the Constitution OF the
United states and the State, and Floyd
county legally BELONGS TO the lcifth
DISTRICT The three Democrats Of the
committee signed Tao renort.
II u.
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Phone Mad. 2734.
EahlePian0,Eo.
213 East Broad Street.


highly-estecned citizen OF this place
died suddenly at his home on upper
Main Street early this morning. He
was seventy-two years of age. and
was the son of the late George II.
Snead. of Fluyanna county. and is
survived BY his widow and two sons,
Burwell Chandler snead. OF New York.
and Junius snead. OF Chicago; one sis
ter. Mrs. w. F. Hatcher. and four
George IL. Snead. ID. D.. Marcellus p.
Snead and Humphrey Snead-aIl OF
F'luyanna.
ridge Cemetery. at this place
Bedford a. Motley.
Especial to The Times Dispatfh,I
,o Chatham va June aimBedtErd A
his home. about three miles from this
place. Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Mot
ley was born In this county eight
years ago. When the war broke on.
he was among the first to enlist from
his native county, serving until tile
surrender. when he returned and re-
sufned his vocation as farmer. Mr.
Motley was twice married lie IS sur
viyed by his second wife and eight sons
and five daughters, and three brothers
Rev. r. |. Motley, of Atlanta: y. b.
ley. OF Pittsylvania. Intermen; was
in the family cemetery Friday.
James S. Rcdd.
Especial to The Dispatch.I
Redd. native OF this county. and al
one time a prominent citizen of Mar
tinsyille. died suddenly at the home
Of o. I, his niece, Mrs Scales, near PAGES.
Redd was a Confederate veteran, and
was nearly seventy years old His re-
maj were brought here this morn
tret fftr I'm pr nj
Mr.. Rcdd is survived by his wife,
one son and one daughter. and leaves
a large family connection in this sec-
49, y Clarence renee Mcfarland.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatchl
Alexandria. Va. June 2t.-Clnrence
Mcfarland. ten years old. son of James
Mcfarland. died this morning at the
home of his parents, 20o Commerce
Street.
william Philips.
[speeiaI TO The Times-DispasSh,l
Phillips. a farmer, living at Hume
Springs. Alexandria county. died in
Washington yesterday. He was fifty
two years old and unmarried. The
neral Will take place tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Miss Rosn ID. Ilirchner.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Alexandria. Va. June 24.---Miss Rosa
D. Kirchner daughter of Jacob Kfrch-
ner twenty eight years old, native
OF New York. died yesterday, Her flu
neral viii take place at $3.50 o'clock to-
- Mrs. Mnry a. Norris.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Alexandria. Va, June 24---Mrs., Mary
Anderson Morris. widow of Macon
Morris. fifty-three years old. died yes
terday at her home. 4o2 Prince Street.
She was a native of Nelson county.
Three children survive.
Her funeral will take place at s
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25
THE WEATHER.

Forecns': MISUNDERSTANDING fur
saturday and sunday; moderate tenn
pcruture; moderate north to east WINS.
becoming variable.
'orth Cnrc'inu---Locnl showers snt-
urduy and pr0babI. Sundny; Hight fo
moderate, variable winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25
Receiver Allowed Compensation.

Asheville. n G.. June si.-Judge j.
C. Pritchard. of the United States Cir
cult Court, signed an order to-day al
lowing A. II. Burroughs, receiver In
the case of a, III, Burroughs, trustee
against the Toxaway Company. COM
pcnsation and attorney fees as
recommended in the report of Referee
J. Haywood Parker. Exceptions to
the masters report will be heard in
this city, July 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25
JAPAN TO POLICE KOREA

Treaty Practically Concluded By
Which Power Is Transferred.
Toxic. June GA convention be-
tween Corea and Japan has practically
been concluded. BY it Corea delegates
to Japan the entire police admins
tration. The unified police system
viii he placed under the authority of
commander of sendarmes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25
WOULD D1srnAscu,sE NEGROES.

Governor Haskell Cnfls Special Election
on "Grandfasher Clause
Oklahoma City Okla June 24-Gov-
ernor Haskell has issued a proclama-
ton calling special election for Au-
gust . to vote on the grandfather
clause constitutional amendment,
which, his opponents say, will disfran-
chise the negro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25

Professor j. r. Snend.
Especial TO The Times-Dfspatch.1
South Boston, Va, June 24.-Profes-
sor j. r. Snead. well-known and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.

3 4, NJ. temperatures ...- 4,
humidity ~
Wind, direction .SoiI,hwas,
Wind, velocity Observation-Disclosures. a
Weather .......P Giond,'
IL noon temperature. NJ
3 r. NJ. temperature "a
Ma%imum temperature up TO 5
,ri +. N, i, 50
MINIMUM temperature up to 5
NJ '.'E,....s, ...,lt..,.0... ~
Mean temperature ..... "a.
Normal temperature .... ~
Excess in tempera ture
ESGess IN temperature since
.ia'cH ..'.,,s.l.. #..,.,,...,,t 60
Accum. excess in temperature
since January i....s.-..5,,. "A
Excess in rainfall since March C,go
AeHum, e%slss in rainfall since
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25

rotary. Edgar sydenstricker OF
Lynchburg.
The meeting was we'll attended.
and the visitors were given an auto
tertained at night by the Chamber
OF Commerce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25
SEVEN NEW BRITISH PEERS
Honors for w. u. pearson, w. Foster
md Christnphcr FurncrS.

| London. June 2i.--Seven peers were
| created in honor of the birthday OF
King George, which was celebrated to
day, although the King was born on
June 3. The new peers include Sir
Walter Foster. noted physician and
member of Parliament for the Ilkeston
Division of Derbyshire; Sir Weetman
Dickinson Pearson. president of S. Pear
son s. Son, Ltd, and eldest son of the
late George Pearson. and Sir Christie
pher Furness.
Sir Christopher Furness is the great
shipowner who, as Liberal, represent
Parliament from 1900 TO 1909
He was tinseated last May by the
court and his recent election declared
void on the ground that there had been
illegal payments made through his
agents. The court stated that Sir
Christopher was not personally guilty
of corrupt practices. but that he must
suffer for the acts of his agents.
Among the baronets created is Har.
old Harmsworth. brother of Lord
Northcliffe. The long list of knights
includes A. 7. Quiller.couch, the au-
thor.
Sir Weetman Dickinson Pearson,
president of S. Pearson e. Son, Ltd,
Is the eldest son of the late George
Pearson He was born IN 1856, and
educated privately at Harrowgate. He
was created a baronet in 1894 He has
been a member of Parliament from
Colchester since 1895. His heir is
Weetman Harold Pearson, his son.
Sir Weetman's company was one OF
the contractors for the building OF the
Pennsylvania Railroads tunnels In
New York, receiving In 1904 the award
of the four tubes under the East River.
This firm is one OF the largest contract
Ing concerns in the world, established
more than fifty years ago. 1t was the
first to use the system of shield driven
construction. 1t built the Blackwell
tunnels, the North City tube. the Dover
harbor improvements and the English
government docks at Malta. besides
extensive railroad work in China. Mex
leo and other countries. Its nominal
capital is s7,5oo,000. but it does $50. o0o,-
600 of contracting work ever wear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25

a REFRESHING TONIC. ilorsford's ACID
phosphate quickly relieyes mat fired feei-
ing due 10 summer heat, overwoya OF in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

- Jhne 20, 1910,
sun rises i1l HlGH TIDE
Moon r!ses.,.1Q.l5 Evening I.o3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25
DEATHS

BO1ssEAu-Died, at her late residence,
HOE West Clay Street, Friday morn
ing, at 12:45 A. NJ, CLARA PECHIN.
wife of a. J. Bo1SSEAu. in the fifty
ninth year of her age.
Funeral from house SATURDAY
MORNING at 40 o'clock, Ser
vices at the grave.
Petersburg, Va, and Syracuse, n.
Y, papers please copy.
Gf ila3 weas Main se street 5s to LoR hl
GRADY. in his sixty sixth year.
Funeral from Park Place Metho-
TERNOoN at $3.50 O'Clock. Friends
invited TO attend.
HAYWOOD Died, the 18th Of June, at
MRS. REBECcA HARDWOOD, eighty
ward Harwood. She leaves one
daughter Mrs. Annie F. Charles, of
York county. and nine grandchildren.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. w, Renford, and the burial was
in the family burying ground on the
old Lee farm. in York county.
pa Baltimore and Ohio papers please
LT I n 7, E, v 5s2e %, 1910. MISS
MORNING, .;>-.a.-26. at o'clock from
the Hebrew Mortuary Chapel. Rev.
DR.. E. n. calisch will oflciate.
ME Ejs1sI Mrs. r ths home so Of sta ss
Street, Thursday. Esd, 1910. 5;25
P. NJ, MRS. HANNAH SEARS ME-
RELIC, in the fifty third year Of
her age, She is survived by her hus-
hand--Willlam L., five sons--William
T.. Lawrence e., Frank F., Joseph f..
Philip L.; one brother-in-iaw, John
P. Merell.n; four sisters-N1rs. NJ. NJ.
Duke, Mrs. c. Fl. Smith, Mrs. w d,
Christian, Mrs. r. II. Dias; three
brothers-William Fl. Sears, OF New
port News; Henry w. Sears, and j..
Doc Sears.
4.3o3 o'clock, from st. Johns Church.
Burial Will be in Mt. Calvary Gene
terry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25
CANNOT RECOUNT VOTES
Permanent Injunction Against Opening
ballot Boxes Issued ny .indee Cohen

PittFburg, Pa June ai.--ln re-
Straining order handed down BY
to-day, the commissioners of Nile
ggheny county ARC permanently re-
strained from opening the ballot
boxes IN the rhirtieth Congressional
lolstriet and recountins The Vote cast
Or. Robert j, Black and twcnty-three
precincts contested by Iohn Dalzell,
both OF whom, with Clarence V Tiers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-25
,1iss Ro.n ID. Ilirchner.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Alexandria. Va. June 24.--Miss Rosa
D. Krchner, daughter of Jacob Kfrch-
ner, twenty eight years old native
OF New York died yesterday. Her fu-
neral Will take place at $3.50 o'clock to-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
STUDENTS DETAINED
ON ANGEL ISLAND
Appeal to President Wheeler for
Aid in Landing

BERKELEY. Nov. 5.-Two students
from India who claim that they are
being held at Angel island and not
allowed by the immi grafton authorities
to land in this country have appealed
to President Wheeler for assistance.
Both claim that they were sent here
by the Indian government.
The letter which Doctor Wheeler re-
ceievd from them follows;
We the undersigned Indian students. respect
fully beg to state that We have been sent hy the
association for the advancement Of industrial aasl
scientific education of Indians Calcutta. TO pros
ecute studies in your college But we have
not been allowed to land in the United states by
the IMMIGRATION board. one, named ID. # CUTS
only account of somewhat poor health. and
to produce any letter firm his guardian that he
is ready to bear his expenses while he wlfbe IN
college.
As to our pecuniary status. We beg 70 state
that we have been certified BY the Indian gov
ernment 20 be OF good pecuniary circumstances
and Of respectable family.
We also beg TO state that ID. R. Guta has got
a monthly scholarship of % from the aforesaid
association
Further. We beg to state that as to the poor
and sufficient strength required for student in
college. as he has been long college atli-
dent in India. And to the production Of
letter by s h 3litra from his guardian. beg
such letter is TO be produced to the United
States immigration board
Now. we earnestly hope that you viii he kind
enough TO help rs in any way possible TO get adj
mission to the United States for which act ~
kindness we shall ever remain thankful. We
servants, n $. GJTA
s. X. MIIRA.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
HAYWARD REAL ESTATE

JAS. S. FRENCH.
THE REAL ESTATE BROKER. -,
GET @ OFF oFE THE CAR AT ST. s Font OF
tracts: swell homesites l'1i only mile from
school; 212 miles from Hayward; EASY
CASTRO VALLEY ORCHARDS, adjoining Hay
ward EASY TERMS; 1 acre up
10 acres finest sandy loan; crop will show wea6 ad
land Is; only i mile from Hayward; ZVo
yards from W. P. station here's snap
DAIRY AND GRAIN RANCH; you can't dupli-
cate it: 256 acres; over 200 acres for cult
walton; furnished cottage of rooms, bath;
home orchard: Al head Of cattle, horses.
spring water all over ranch: hne location
on main county road near Hayward; only
$500 per acre.
So. 500 acres; new. ) room bungalow: horse, 2
cows 100 chickens 500 feed wagon; i'm in
plements; wells; ls mile from school.
$3,45o-4la acres level land only u mile from
electric car room cottage, barn, chicken
houses, home orchard.
42 acres; fine alfalfa land; pretty modern home
of rooms, bath, pantry; fine outbuildings:
has been run as dairy ranch: very attract
i've place: fine fruit and shade trees; only
21a miles from Hayward; low price Tor
quick Sale.
231b acres II acres cherries and apricots; 6
room house. barn. chicken houses. 400
chickens. COW, implements, fine running
place: only . miles from Hayward half
mile from school SIS. 800. $4,000 cash
63 acres; good improvements: fine location. Just
off main county road. 2 miles from Hay
ward; fine for early vegetables: gift AT
5000 per acre; $4,000 cash, balance long
time mortgage.
so acres fine, level land; big frontage on 2
county roads; miles from railroad sta
tlon; fine alfalfa or grain land: glft at
s42 per acre: fine. convenient location.
LEASE-150 acres; fine grain and dairy ranch:
spring water: . big barns, granary. cot
taSe. home orchard: main county road; hne
JAS. s. FRENCH,
HOY rd "a
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
WOMAN JAILED FOR
ILLEGAL OPERATION
Mrs. TiIdsIey at Point of Death
in Hospital

OAKLAND, Nov. 5.-Dr. Mary Adams.
with offices at 1904 Fruitvale avenue.
was arrested today and viii be held
pending the condition of Mrs Eliza
Tildsley of $3.50 Vallejo street, Emery
willie, who is at the point of death at
the Providence hospital following an
alleged Illegal operation
Prosecuting Attorney w. ]. Hennes-
sey today took Mrs Tildsleys dying
statement, in which she said that she
went to Doctor Adams without her hus-
bands knowledge. going there first one
month ago. Since then she has been
rapidly getting worse, and November 8
was moved TO the home of her sister
Mrs. William Tildsley. 2735 Matthew
street, West Berkeley. There DR.. A p
Maine attended her and ordered her
the Providence Hospital
Mrs. Tildsley is 25 years old and the
mother OF four children. Doctor Adams.
according to the police. has no license
as a practicing physician.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06

FAVOR AMENDMENTS s
Club Promises TO Support Pam
anna Fair Measures

OAKLAND. Nov. Support from
the 500 members of the Swedish
American republican club has been
pledged to the progress and prosperity
committee of the chamber of commerce
in its campaign to carry amendments
80 and So. providing for the raising Of
funds for the Panama Pacific expOst-
tion. A letter from the club was re-
ceived by the committee. promising
financial as well as other assistance.
Addresses on the amendments were
made during the intermissiOns at the
theaters last night BY r. P. Miller and
Kenneth Millican OF the committee.
Both were enthusiastically received.
number of other meplberS of the
committee have assumed the duty OF
telephoning to voters TO influence them
20 vote for the amendments.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
LOOK OUT! HALLEY'S
COMET COMING BACK
However, 1t Won't Be Until
1885, Says Astronomer

BERKELEY. Nov. 5.-Ha1ley's ia
nous comet which paid mother earth
a feeting visit May Is will return
about 1885, according to Prof. r. T.
Crawford of the astronomical depart
ment of the university. Professor
Crawford said that the theory that the
comet had disintegrated was incOr-
rect. He and other astronomers of the
university are busily engaged in hguT-
ing what did really happen when the
comet passed the earth. and their COM
putations will be ready about the
middle of December.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. United States
Reclamation Service. Washington, ID. c.. Oct.
IA, 19t0.-Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the United States Reclamation SeFv-
ice. Portland Oregon. until > O'Clock p. m, De
cember 10. 1910. for the construction Of the Lost
River diversion works located from six TO ten
miles southeast of Klamath Falls Oregon. The
work consists in constructing concrete diversion
dam. culverts bridges. etc, and involves about
$500 cubic yards of concrete and 40. 900 cubic
yards of excavation and embankment- For par
ticulars address the United States Reclamation
Service, Washington. D. O.. Portland Oregon.
or klamath Falls, Oregon JESSE e. WILSON.
Acting Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
THREE LODGES ARE
TO CONDUCT FUNERAL

ALAMEDA. Nov. 5.-Three lodges of
which he was a member will conduct
the funeral tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock of ]. S. Crawford. who died
suddenly yesterday. The funeral will
be held from Woodman hall Inter-
-ment will be made in ST. Helena, where
Crawford formerly lived. The pail
bearers will be j. j. Armstrong and A.
f. Coffey of the Woodmen. David Will
son and f. c. Harvey of the Eagles
and Edward Lange and Fred Schreibes
of the Foresters
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
MADONNAS IN ART is
THEME OF LECTURE
Rev. Brush Addresses Members
of Adelphian Club

ALAMEDA, Nov. 5.-The union meet
ing of the Adelphian club was held
this afternoon and Rev. F. s. Brush.
pastsr of the First Presbyterian
church, gave an Illustrated lecture on
'.Madonnas in Art Miss Alice Davis
rendered several solos. Resolutions Of
sorrow were sent relatives of Miss
Helen Gertrude Soule. member of the
club. who died this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
BURGLAR is CAUGHT
RIFLING SALOON SAFE
Squad of Oakland Police Take
Armed Thief

OAKLAND, Nov. 5.-Howard J. Wal
ters was found at work at o'clock this
morning upon the safe in the saloon of
P. J.. Reilly at Thirty-sixth street and
San Pablo avenue. James Roberts, who
was passing the place, saw Walters
rifing the safe. and notified the police.
Patro1men Crossman, Phillips. Powers
and H Brown FASTENED to the saloon,
where the burglar was taken. He was
found fully armed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
LINOTYPE OPERATOR
FOUND DEAD IN BED
Robert q. Fry Is Asphyxiated
While Sleeping

OAKLAND, Nov. 5.-Robert C. Fry
a linotype operator and one of the best
known members Of the typographical
union in Alameda county. was found
dead in bed this morning by his wife.
death being due TO gas asphyxiation.
Fry had been in poor health for some
time. and he had not been at work for
several days.
Fry was born in Emporia. Kan. 81
years ago His father was t. N. Fry.
well known businessman Of Oakland.
He left a wife and a daughter II years
old
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
FINAL REPUBLICAN
RALLY IN ALAMEDA

ALAMEDA. Nov. 5.-The forty-sev-
enth assembly district republican club
will hold a final rally Monday night in
Tucker hall. Santa Clara avenue and
Park street. Short speeches will be
made by county and local candidates.
The republicans will have headquarters
at Tucker hall Tuesday
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH
HOLDS A REUNION

BERKELEY. Nov@-5-Members or ST.
Joseph's parish and their friends en-
joyed the annual reunion in the Masonic
temple this afternoon and evening to-
day In charge were: Joseph Tobin,
Rev. Father Ryan. p Levy. T. r. Nc
Gowan. j. Caherly. T. J. Harris. Frank
Kennedy. Jew. Finn and T. Dowd.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
OAKLAND PEAL ESTATE


81, 1916 room house, bath, wash trays; lot BOX
$50: 363 Orchard St Both near Broad
way; offer wanted.
$3.50 room cottage and lot; near East 14th
ST.; sc fare to town
$3.50 room house, I5xI6 each room. with lot
50NI4o. A give away by the ALDEN CO.
10031k Broadway. Oakland.