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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14
WOODBRIDGE

Mrs. NJ. D. Valentine, of Green
street, Is entertaining her daughter,
Mrs. Duiguid, of Syracuse, N. Y.
Miss Elizabeth Smith, of Perth
Amboy, was a local visitor Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Marian Segoine, of Barron
avenue, was a Perth Amboy visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Pfeiffer Of Maurer. was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. John
Lockwood, Thursday.
Mr.. A. B. Apgar, of Phillipsburg.
visited Mrs. A. w. King and family
Thursday.
Mrs. c. A. deRussy and DAUGHTER
Helen visited in Perth Amboy Thurs
day afternoon.
William Robinson visited friends
out of town Thursday.
Mrs. S. B. Hinsdale entertained
Mrs. e. II. Boynton at dinner
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Blaum, of Railway avenue,
was a Railway visitor Thursday az,
ternoon.
Mrs. Persival Logan, Of Edgar
Hill, is spending several weeks in
Florida for her health.
Mrs. j. II. T. Martin, of Railway
avenue, was O New York visitor
Thursday.
The little dauehter of Mr.. an(
Mrs. Benjamin Walling is seriousl,
Ill at her home in New street.
Mrs. William Gardner, OF Free
man street, entertained o guest
from out of town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Peer, for
merly Miss Rachel Moore, who have
been residing with the brides par.
| ents in South Grove street, have
taken up their residence In New
work citv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14
BOSS
WITH CR0WBAR
Supt. of Roosevelt Plant In
jured by Workman.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Roosevelt, March 14:-Superin-
tendent Thomas Page, Of the iron
foundry of the Wheeler Condenser &
Engineering Co., Of this place, was
struck on the head by a c-owbar in
the hands Of a workman at 8 o'clock
this morning and vas knocked un-
conscious for several minutes.
DR.. Reason took five stitches in
Mr.. Pages head and he was taken
to his home In Roselle shortly after
the assault. where it Is expected he
will recover.
The superintendent was attacked
by Steve Mikalumas, an iron worker,
whose work he had criticised short
ly previous. Mikalumas took this
means of revenge and is now in the
borough Jail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14
Scissors Left In Mans Body.

Berlin. March IA. - When Gottfried
MOItkau complained of pain In his
stomach several months after an opera
ton for appendicitis an X-ray exami-
nation showed n pair of scissors left In
him by the surgeon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14
TWO KILLED IN TRAIN CRASH
Many Injured When Locomotive Hit,
Street Car.

street Car.
Youngstown. o.. March 1.-two Der.
Sons were killed and nineteen were In
jured here when Il Pittsburgh and
Lake Erie train ran down u street car
u West Lake crossing. All the in.
5ured were passengers.
The dead are Watkins Probert and
an unidentified man.
IWenty-nine passengers were In the
car. The bodies of the two men killed
were badly mutilated. All Of the In.
tured were taken TO the hospital
where. 1t is said. several of them ma
die
The train was running forty miles an
hour. Through failure of signals. 1t is
said. the gates at the crossing were
not lowered. The street cur was drag.
Red 300 feet before the train was stop.
Ted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14
CORSET COVERS

Values up to Soc, embroidery trimmed
drawn; other styles trimmed with lace and
insertion. Your choice, each ...........
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-14

Full line Of Potted Plants and Cut
Flowers for Holy Thursday and Easter at
G. w. Stuart g, corner Broadway and
Augusta street, South Amboy.
l5045-312-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10

CT Mullaney. the star battery of the Georgetown University nine.
 Thrailkill. Womack, Stuck. Snapp Cutknecht. Killebrew and Fauroutte are a few Of the names found in the lineups of Kansas league teams.
 Manager Charley Dooin. of the Phil lies. took a mean slap at the Superb as, Pirates and Cubs when he said that the Giants are the only team he feared.
 Otto Jordan, the old Brooklyn star and later pilot of the Atlanta Crack. CTS, is managing the ValdOsta, (Ga- ) team Of the Empire State league.
 it is not safe to tell any American league pitcher that Ty Cobb's eye sight is on the blink. when the batting averages show that Ty Is hitting for 500 or better.
 The Filipino baseball team, which is 10 perform in this country this sum mer. has a pitcher by the name oi Jaropilla. That's a nice name for a shooter of the pill.
 The Washington infield has been in a bad way this season. Mcbride, Gan dil Laporte and Morgan have all been injured at different times and forced to lay of the job.
 Two old time big leaguers, Manager Lefty" Davis, of the Winona team and Manager Bob Unglaub. of the Minneapolis team, are leading the new Northern league in batting.
 Boston bleacherites seem to de light Tn bawIng out Bill Sweeny. Bill is playing as fine an all-around game
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10

a business visitor here tn:s week, He left Guaymas on May 2, and has been unable to return on account of the fighting in that vicinity.
 James N. LAwton has been reelect ed vice president of the Southwestern Tennis association, which recently had it's annual meeting in Douglas. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Can anea club met last. Thursday after. noon. Mrs. Charles Wright acted as hostess and the honors at bridge were awarded Miss McAlmon.
 R. s. Gray. representing a Pacific coast hide firm, was business yisi- tor here last week.
 Charles Amber. wife and son. of St. Louis, were visitors Of his broth CT, J. O. Ambler last week.
 John Martin. a well known mining man, has gone to New York City on business mission He will be ao- sent about a month
 James Clayton. manager of the hardware department of the Cananes stores, returned home recently from visit with his family in Beaver Falls. Penn.
 H. S. Smith has recovered from his attack of the humps.
 Jos. Benson and Bob Hardin have gone to Fl Psso. where they will spend few weeks visiting.
 Mrs. c. J. Bible has gone to Georgia where she has been called by the SC rious illness of Der father.
  Is at present visiting with relatives
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10
B|SbEE LOSES
 IN FIRST GAME
Tucson Takes League Starter s to 3-Grays Not In Best of Form-Financial support ta Opening Encouraging,

The opening game of the southern Arizora league season Sunday after non at Elysian Grove, the Tucson team won from Bisbee by a score of s 10 3. They sewed up the game in the fourth inning by bunting hits on k Champion and putting five runs over the plate.
 Capo fresh from a long string of victories in the Brannen team of the Tucson city league ueid the visitors safe throughout the game. Hansen al short was the fielding star for the Tucson team and gave a fine eNhibi, ton of accurate throwing 10 first Godfrey did some hard hitting witD men on bases. Young caught a good same and handled bunts fast. Man, ager Sullinger did not play on ac. count Of not feeling well and had Urquides in center and Darnell in right
 R Champion started for Bisbee but was relieved in the sixth by Halbert. The sensational play Of the afternoon was the spearing of Pacheco's long Ay to deep center by Frank after a hard run, and he got a great hand from the stands. The Bisbee team played in hard luck. The heat seemed to affect them somewhat and Eddy was taken out in the second and Hal bert substituted in right. Boat got a split hand in the fourth when Cham pion tried to catch Urquides running to second on Pacheco's infield ground CT. He was obliged to leave the game and the hand was treated by doc T. aE.r-W tuted for Merritt in the sixth behind the bat The Champion boys were hitting members of the team and d yided five hits between them.
 The crowd was a very large one and the new management was very much pleased over the financial re turns and the interest shown in the new league.
 The Tucson team scored first II the second when Pacheco singled and was brought home by GOdfrey's long hit nearly to the boards which netted two bases. In the fourth they counteJ fie Uruuides drew a base, PaChaCC hit to pitcher and Urquides took sec ond when Boat injured his hand on the throw Godfrey went out on an 10 field fly but UrQuides went third and beat the throw to nip him. Williams single scored both Urquides and Pa checo. And Darnell advanced Wn Hams to third and scored on q field CTS choice by Young when Champion threw wild. After Capo had stracR out Dodge brought Darnell and Young home with two bager. In the sixth Darneu hit safely 10 right, stole sec on+ and third and went home on . fielder's cnolCe-
 The Bisbee team scored one in tho seventh when Stewart was hit by thy pitcher and scored on a fly mutfed -bg U.Quides. They counted two in tht ninth Kelly hit safely. went seconr on R Champions punt, third wheI Godfrey messed Gray's grOunjer an, scored with Grady when F. Champion hit to center. Frank ended the in ming by sending a drive to Urquidel in center.
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Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10
For Bright Eyes
 and Clear Nose
Remarkable Cassrrh Cure That Gets Rjghf into the Affected Parts and Stops Gatherings.
s. $. is a Wonder fer the Eyes, Ncss
 and Throat.

IL is definitely known that catarrh can be cured by the simple process Oi iueculatinE the blood with antidotal remedies that stop Inhammatory condi- tiOus throughout the mucous Innings of all the organs of the body. This il done with the famous 5wifrs Sure Specific, or. as it is widely known s & & IL is taken into the blood just as naturally as the most Rourishina food. IL spreads it's influence over every organ in the body. through al the veins and arteries. and enables al mucous surfaces to exchange infam- matory acids and other irritating sub stances for arterial clements tha, sffectually cleanse the system and thus put an end to all catarrhal pollution S S s. cleans out the stomach oi mucous accumulations, enables only pure. blood-making materials 10 enter the inteCtines, combines with these food clements 10 enter the circulation and in less than an hour is at work throughout the body in the process oi purifcation.
 You will soon realize its wonderful influence by the absence Of headache a decided clearing of the air passages a steadily improved nasal condition and a sense of bodily relief that proves how completely catarrh often infests the entire system. You will find s. s. S on gale at all drug stores at si.00 per bottle. IL Is a remarkable remedy for any and all blood affec- tf1ns, such as eczema. rash. lupus letter. psoriasis, boils, and all other diseased conditions of the blcod. For special advice on any blood disease write in confidence Co The Swift Spe- cffc Co, I37 Swift Bldg. Atlanta c. Do not delay to get a bottle of s. & of your druggist
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10
WITH THE BOXERS.

Manager Jimmy Johnston is mak ing arrangements to take his string of boxers to Australia
 George Unholz, brother of Rudy, the Boer scrapper. is coming to Amer lea to try his hand at the boxing game
 Since he landed in Australia, Harry Stone. the New York lightweight, has Reyes.
 Gunboat Smith, who looks to be the class among the hopes at the pres ent time. and Jim Flynn will clash in New York in two weeks,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10

in the nature of a handicap event and very successful.
 George Wiswan, paymaster of the Four C's company, has returned from a visit to Tucson.
 r. Fernandes visited his father, F. R. Fernandes. in Douglas last week
 James Woodard has resigned his position at the company hospital as prescription clerk. He has been sue ceeded by T. K. SilIas, who arrived here from Douglas last week.
 The father of Dr. E. E. Burt died recently in Chicago. Dr. Burt is at present on his ranch near Esperanza, Son, and no word can reach him, due to messages having to pass through both federal and state ranks.
 Fire did a small amount of damage on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mayor J. N Durazo. It was sx- tinguished before the fire depart ment arrived.
 "Babe" Thompson, a Naco cattle buyer. was a business visitor here this week
 Martin Mcguire is visiting in II Paso. where he may locate.
 Walter Hawiey has gone to Los Angeles to spend his vacation.
 Charles Dodd went 10 Bisbee on Saturday. He will spend the next month or six weeks in Arizo. n an a month or six weeks in Arizona
 H. Lawton. general freight and pas seneer agent of the s. P. of Mexico with headquarters in Guaynas, wa
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by locals applications. as they cannot reach the diseased portion of Ine ear There is only one way 10 cure deafness, and that Is by constitutional remedies Deafness ts caused by an innamed condi- ton of the mucous lining of the Eusta- chian Tube. When this tube Is iafiarned you have a ru-nbling sound or imperfect Deafness is the result. and unless the iu- hamnL1tion can be taken out and this be restored to its normal condition. ->riRg will be destroyed forever: nine
 g cut cf ten are caused by Catarrh. tcA iJ nothing but en inhamed condi- nf tte mucous surfaces.
 eT q f,sa Ore Hundred Tloila-s forany case cf
 tFsr Teasarrfs fs af co mot b. cu rcd by sta .rs. Send for rculzrs, frro
 F.JCHESEY, 6 co. Toledo ch.o. S1il " p-uevis-s ssc
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10

as any man fn the business, and yet the bugs are not satisfied.
 Leading the American association in both club batting and club fielding doesn't seem to get the St Paul team anything. The team has been resting in the second division nearly ell sea son.
 Milan. of Washington, who is lead ing the American league in base stealing, has stolen twice the number Of bases as has Myers. of Boston, who is leading the National league in pill fered sacks.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10

Base on balls, of. CapO 1. R. Cham pion ?, Halbert l. Struck out by R. Champion 4. by Hal5ert I. by Capo 5. Hit by pitcher. Franke. Hansen, Ste ward, Williams. Two base hits, God fred. Dodge, F. Champion. ? Stolen bases, Allen ., R. Champion Chap man. Double play, Halbert to Chap man. Sacrifice hit: Hansen. Umpire Collins.
 Score by innings
 Bisbee ... 70 Q o 0 00Ie 2--3 Tucson 70 I Q . Ol O KS
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10
CANiNEA NEWS NOTES
 SHOW MORE ACTIVITY

CANANEA, June s.-tspecial)-- The semtannuzi meeting of the Can anea club will be held on Saturday evening next. at which time officers will be elected for the ensuing six months. There will be refreshments.
 The C2nanea lodge of Knights of Pythias will hold their semi-annual meeting on "Wednesday evening. There will also be work in the second de gree. l <
 The Cananea club gave q solo tour. nament Saturday evening. It was
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10
Thursday.
Saturday.
BASEBALL cHAITER.

Yale winning IT straight games Jusl about proves that the Elis are the class among college nine of 1915
 A young brother of Smoky Joe Wood, the Red Sox, has joined the Brockton team, of the little old New England league.
 Manager McGraw, of the Giants has signed Pitcher White and Catch
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10
SPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
 MsdnesdaY.

Annual bench show of Ladies Ken nel Assn, Of Massachusetts, Auburn, dale. Mass.
 Thursday. Freddie Welsh vs. Ray Campbell, no rounds. at aVncouver, B. C.
 Friday Jack Dillon vs. Eddie McGorty, 10 rounds. at Butte Mont.
 Saturday. American Athletic federation meet at Riveryiew motordrome, Chicago. Annual spring meet of New fork Athletic club at Trayers Island, N. [ Race of Columbia Yacht club from Chicago to Michigan Cdy. Opening of spring meeting of Con naught Park Jockey club at Ottawa Ont
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10
S2OO. Lot Sells For Se,00O.

In the very center of this district sxty-foot lot recently sold for $6,O0OO0. This same lot sold six years ago for $20O. Five or six blocks from this corner on the same street we sold 100 foot lot for SlOOO fifteen months ago, which three months ago was again sold for S3l00.00.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Milwaukee. f: St. Paul, 2.
 Columbus. :: Indianapolis. g. Kansas City 4; Minneapolis [. Louisville. :; Toledo. 4.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10
These Profits Are Astounding

but they not great will be the profits reap ed by those who inve st with the Pacific Building Company today.
 For $2O0 sell you a fine level lot with splendid soil close to 100 foot boulevard and but very short distance from this lot which sold for $6,0O0.O0.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10
$1O Cash Will Make Your First Payment

the balance sz5o paid NO INTEREST NO TAXES all company n San an dp n an Deg and hmae h g
 rae company over Dngh me we nd tracts m of @ deepening days of ~
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10

here and renewing acQuaintasces. He now resides ia Sacramento, Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

,Harkness, FergusOn, GrIfhn and D liott. Kreitz; Klawwitter, Lively and Bliss, chech, Reitmeyer. (10 innings-)
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-10
COLLEGE GAMES.

Copeland Wood, Rogers and Watt; -own, Gile and Bur5ette; F innings.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-10
Who WaS Ii Said:

Arguing along the n might but hav-
Bndege Kma' ih W Alfred Benjamin label really
appreciate pft qIt db t at hi abovnr
te1 o lin OF d can bur hrngh saean OF
the a a p en- o mt you're
n grow N
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-10
MEMS HOSE

Mems Black and Coored Silk Lsle Hose;
regular SC value; at--------------------1
Mems Fine Black and Tan Cotton Hose;
extra value; sale price, pairs for----- 25c
Mems Pure Silk Hose; 35c value; special this
sale eat--------------- -. 2Oc
With every box of Mems Holeproof Hose,
pairs in a box, at-- $3.50 and $500
will give pair of a5c Pad Hose Sup
porterS.
Mems Shawknit Hose; sc kind; at, per pair 15c
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-24
MERRY WIDOW" PLEAsEs

Ono. again the Merry Widow
has come and gone. This really de-
iightfui opera entertained two large
audiences nj the West theatre Sltur-
day afternoon and evening. Like rare
old wine. this show appears to get
better every year and the perform
ancos Saturday left nothing to he de-
sired. beautifully stakcd-the wo-
men cx1uositciy gowncd-thc music
as captivating IN ever. tho show
scored featured as II was by the
splendid work OF that popular favor
.;o Oscar f'iGmnE. Charles Meahins
and tho Charming Mabel Wilbur. II
Is the dash aud sparkle OF tho show
tha, wins and the peculiarly fascin-
ating dancing which originally gave
the opera ts fame.
Charles Mcakins as the Prince
Daniio was admirable. his every
movement graceful and his voice
adapted TO the songs. Oscar Figman
remembered by his success In tho
"Tcndcrfoot' and Madame Sherry"
was funny every minute In the role
OF Popoff and the entire company
was abov" the average. There was
n well trained chorus and everything
combined to make the performance
one OF the hos, that has been sccn
here In yacrs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-24
CAR RUNS
INTO OFFICE OF
SCHNEIDER BREWERY

A G.. a 5. box ami X amuck
Saturday afternoon Iril t.r rails Of
a switch track on Convent street and
crashed into the wall OF the office
OF the Pm. Schneider brewery rcsulr-
Ing In damage TO the building fixed
At S.50 by Il, Won l'uddcnbrock, The
car tore down n portion OF the wall
and irs iorclblc attempt to enter
caused u panic among the office en-
ploycg. When Ia" ear was moved
out 1t carried u cargo Of looS" bricks
which had been shaken out from
III" wall Of the building.
The ears were being dropped on
tho track along side OF the building
and III" rails were slippery and hc-
tween them was an accumulation
OF lee and snow. Leaving IN" rails.
the ear crashed through til" wall
and then followed u shower o( bricks
and mortar that sounded like the en-
lire building was coilapsiug, immo-
dat" steps w"r" taken TO clos" aud
brace M the damaged wall and III"
wrecked portion OF tn" building viii
he rebuilt Al once.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-24
CONDUCTOR whitney
EXPIRED EARLY
SUNDAY MORNING

Announcement OF the death OF II
VI. Whitney. pioneer c. & s. conduc-
tor. who died At 81. Joseph's hos
pi,al in Denver early Sunday morn
ing. was received today by II. II,
Sandcrson. Master OF Trinidad Lodge
No. 50, a. +. 4 A. NJ. Whitney
snccumbcd 10 pneumonia after an
illncs. OF few days. The an
nouncemcnt OF his death. as having
occurred on saturday. was circnia'-
ed here and publicity was given 10
tho report which proved to b" pre-
mature. Whltn"y passed away at
a:30 yesterday morning.
The deceased was fiity-four years
of age and tn. oldest conductor In
point OF service on the Southern
Colorado division of tn. {. && :.
railroad. lie Ind been "a ronduc, or
for twenty years and was the first
conductor on the old catskill branch.
For the past eight years he has had
n run between Denver and Trinidad
and was well known here and was
popular In railroad circles. His fam
lily has been win;cring In Califor-
mia. One daughter. Miss Anna
Whitney. was located at Los Angeles
and notified by wire OF the death -!
her father. started at once for Den
YER. Other members OF III" family
were In tn" lmroria. valley ol CALI
fornia when word was received.
The deceased was member oi
Trinidad i.1ig" OF Masnns and
Commandcry Knights T"npiar. Ills
death Is mournod bv larG" numh0r
Of friends here.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-24
SALE DRAWS CROWD

Commercial! street. In from, of the
Schoolgirls Food Company. was
crowded the greater part OF the day
with eager shoppers. cndcavoring to
take advantage of the fire sale. Tho
fire at the Snodgrass store week
ago did not attract as large crowd
as congrcgated in the store and on
the sidewalk this morning. The Gus
toners wer" waited upon in line. and
left tho store with their arms loaded
down with canned and fresh goods
Tho big sale has been advertised for
a week. and this mornings sudden
increase in business proves that IL
pays to advertise.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-24
Methodist Minister Recommends
Chamberlain Cough Remedy.

Rev. James \. Lewis. Milaca.
Mimi. writes: "Chamberlain's Cough
Ncmrdy has been Il needed AID wc!-
como guest in our home for n num-
her OF years. ! highly recommend II
to my fellows as being Il medicine
worthy of n trial In cases OF colds.
coughs and Group" Give Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy n trial and VIC
are confident you will find IL very
cfrcctual and continue to use IL as
occasion requires for years to come.
as many others have done. For sale
by all dealers
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-24
DEATH IN WAKE
Of COLD WEATHER

Tho cold spell that followed the
short period OF mild February wealth
"r has bccn marked hy u number OF
infant deaths. Fly. cases haN" been
reported by the Trinidad Indcrink-
ing company. til" deaths occurring
on Saturday aud SUNDAY.
Infant Cary. child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
&. ". Cary Of II: Whit" av"nu" died
on Saturday ani funeral took plar"
from tn" hons" YESTERDAY.
Andrras Trniiilo. ono ycnr old
child OF MIR. aud Mrs. iucio Truiiiio
OF East Colorado avsnuc died on
Saturday. Funeral took piac" ycs-
tcrday afternoon and in,.rm"u' was
in tho Garcia cemetery.
Alfonso Romero. ten months old.
sou of Mr.. and Mrs. j. $. Romero oI
StarkvIiic died on Saturday and fnn-
oral took place from the r"sidcnc" At
yesterday afternoon.
Aliido Mohtoyn twelve moutha old
died yesterday al tn. home OF the
parents. us san Pedro street. Fun
oral will take place this afternoon af
two O'Clock. inf"rment In the Garcia
cemetery.
lHnacio Wanna. the iniaG; child
OF Antonio Wanna OF JaaScn died
early this morning ut the home OF Its
parents In that place. Funeral Will
take place from the. Catholic church
this afternoon.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-24
The Best Cough Medicine

81 have used Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy ever since | have been keep
ing house. says l.. {. iIames. Of
Marbury. Ala. ~ consider IL one OF
the best remedies ever used. Ny
children have all taken H. and Il;
works like charm. For colds and
whoopiug cough it Is excellent" For
sale by all dealers,
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-24
ELFIDO ESPINOSA DIES

Elfido Espmosa. well known
spanIsh-Amc'icnn resident or the
city died At nine o'clock ilst night
Mt his home in the Capitol iiill al
clifton. Death WIS du" Ia pncumo.
mia. Deceased was 80 years old and
was IN. son of Jesus i;spin"sn. Fun
crni viii take riac" at I."" touor-
row afternoon from th" Catholic
church. ini"rm"nt In Garcia GENE
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-24
FUNERAL OF MRS. BOWEN.

Arrangements FOR the funeral Oi
m" lat" Mrs. Anna NJ linwcn who
died III Tnhasco Friday hay" not been
mad" as yet, \ son of the deceased.
Il. q. Bowen, VIII nrriy" in III" ''iy
tonight from san Francisco aud ar
rang"m"nis VIII h" completed then.
and the funeral VIII probably take
llnrc tomorrow.