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last , street Is now located.-v.W 40, 9 100.33
NE 40:2, N 96.30, .portions lots 3 and 4, block
T, amended map NewbUry Tract,' in 'plat 51,
etc.. Berkeley; $10. '¦ * .*..,: . ,
Richard and Maria Leavers to John Leavers,
lot on S line of East street, 228.2i from East
Central avenue, E 37:9 by S 111, portion lot
10, Fruitrale ;; Homestead-'- Association Tract,'
Brooklyn Township: gift. ¦.-
Christ "A. andi Margaretha Wlebcn to Nels
P. and Anna Johnson, lot on N line of Put
nam street, - 75 E of Bassett, E 37:6 by N
105, lot 12 and portion lot 13, block. 771, «map
resubdlvlslon block 771, Levy , Trait;
Tpwnshlp; $10.- ,• ¦ • • . - ,
. Caleb and Viola P. Jewett to Lucy D White
(wife of C. JE.). lot 40. map Forest Park Tract.
Brooklyn Township; .$10. .' ••";
.Frederick and- Anna : C. Bammannrto J. H.
Young, *• lot on *»W Hne of > Fifth »tre«t ' : 250
N. of Halght : aveniie, W * 160, . S • 115,' W 320,
N 185,* E 480, 8 70/ block 22.1, Alameda; $10.
Miss Jessie B. Dodge tb Elizabeth B. Dodge,
lot ofs*NE ; corner -of; Alameda avenue and
Chestnift street. ;E. 200 by N -150, -lots. 1 to 4,
blolk A; -lands adjacent to Kntinal. Alameda;
»10.r ¦-; -.-„;- -_.; ., :-: - ' : - .... -, ,. '•
. Mabel -LV-.-and George A. - Innes - to • same,
same. 5 Alaraeda;" $10. / ¦ • ' ,
Blushing is not an. art, neither is it a
sign of ill-breeding, as some unkind.peo
ple maintain. The fact is, it is just as
natural for some persons to. blush as it
is for others to turn pale. The same laws
of nature which govern the one rule gov
ern the other. The capillaries, or small
blood vessels which connect the arteries
and veins of the body, form, particularly
over the cheeks, a network so fine that it
is necessary to employ a microscope to
distinguish : them. Ordlnatily the blood
passes through these vessels In normal
quantities, leaving only the natural' com
plexion. But when some sudden emotion
take.s possession of -the heart its action
increases and an electric thrill Instantly
leaps to the- cheeks. The thrill is nothing
more than the rush of blood through* the
invisible capillaries just beneath the del
icate transparent surface of the skin.
The causes that bring about this condi
tion in the circulating system are called
mental stimuli. They consist of joy, an
ger, shame and many other emotions.
' Sudden \horror, remorse or fear, on the
contrary the nerves which con
trol the blood vessels, and' the face be
comes white. I Blushing and pallor result
from the Budden action of the mind on
the ¦ nervosu system. " So If the mind be
forewarned and prepared " for emotions,
both habits can at least be partially over
come. But when the nervous system la
highly strung It would be a lifelong. It
not a futile task to endeavor to effect a
perfect cure. It is the. sensitive, nervous
girl wtfo blushes easily, while the ¦ girl
stolid by nature, or who by conventional
education has her nerves under perfect
control, seldom ¦ blushes.— St. James Ga
zette. V ( ;-:'; ' '.;•- : . : . ¦- : : \ ¦", . ¦ -¦¦•.;
."Art-V
A Showing of How Little the Doctors
Know About the Ancient <I "
THE .^lAIDENLY BLUSH " \; O- 1^
liATTEB OF PLAIN FBOSE
TATOOSH— Passed Inward Aug 19— Stmr
Montara. hence Aug 16 for . Seattle.
COOS -BAY — Arrived Aug 1J>— Schr Jas A
Garneld/ from San Pedro.
ABERDEEN— Arrived AUg 19— 6ehr Sailor
Boy. hence July. 30; schr Cecilia Sudden, from
San Pedro; schr Fannie Adele. hence July 21;
schr 'Jas H Bruce, hence Aug 1: schr W J Pat
terson, from San Pedro: schr Fred E Sanders,
from San Pedro; »schr William Bowden, hence
Aug 8. •
. Sailed Aug 19^-Stmr Newburg, for San Fran
cisco. \ . ¦
• ,.- - . SAILED.-^ ,- :
- Wednesday. August 19.
Stmr Del Norte. Green, Crescent City.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Late Shipping Intelligence.
. AV*dnesday, August 19.
Ship. Star. of Russia. Lindberg. 20 days from
Karluk.- ¦ • - - - .
OAKLAND, Aug. 19.— Despondent be
cause of, hja falling eyesight, Ul Hecht,
a native of Germany 45 years of age, liv
ing at 529 San Pablo avenue, committed
suicide to-night by shooting himself In
the head. The dead man lelt two let
ters, one directed to his sister, Mrs. Levy,
and the other to his brother, H. Hecht.
who lives in New York. Both letters
were In German and . gave as the cause
of his deed that he was going blind and
was tired of living. ' ' ,
Failing Eyesight Causes Suicide.
Same to Richard E. Queen.' undl\*'.ed half
interest In lots 3 to 13, block 2091. Map of Ceni
trar Oakland Tract. Oakland; -$10. - •
* J.*;H, and Agnes A. 1 Simpson* to" Richard 'P.
M Gardiner -lot. on N line of Brockhurst street;
345.65 W of" -Grove. W 30 by N 100. r block F,
map • of ' remaining property ¦ of Central Land
Company, blocks F and G. Oakland; $10. : ': ¦.
'.' John' H- and- Carrie C. Bills to ¦ Joseph ;E.
Greaney (single).; lot on SW- corner of Thirty
fourth and Grove streets. -\V 117.10., S S8.19, E
11(1.56 N 25," Oakland; $10. -
: Murray ; Laldlaw - to Frank' Laldlaw,', lot* on
E line of Ettle- street, 600 , S.of Thlrty-escond,
E 116 S 112, more or ; less,. W 142 :+, N 38 , to
• beginning - lot- 1;, block '-O^ Peralta Homestead,
Oaktand; warranty deed; $5. ' ,. ,,¦,»'
• Edward an J ¦ Adeline • .Kaeser . to ¦ Lloyd "- C.
Eartness '" lot -on *N.> corner' -of East Tenth
street arid • Fifth '¦ avenue, NE ¦; 50 ty '¦ NW 115,
block 22,^ Clinton. East Oakland; $10.-; ¦ "
John W and; Susan Floud to R. ¦• A;- Berry t
lot ' on ; S line - of ' Alvord street, . 240 \W of
Dwlnelie, W 40 byS 132:6, lot 4. block; 3,
Case : Tract, 'Berkeley; ¦ $10.- • ¦ ' '¦ :- ¦¦¦':•-.*>
•-. Edward D." and- Hele^ Harmon to Peter Mad
sen., lot on S line * of Woolsey* (Kent) 1 street/
130 .'W'-of ;T/emont," paid: point being distant
129:2 ; W frdra , W line" of Tremont, as * said
' ¦ Richard ' J." Montgomery (single) to r Ellen
Montgomery (widow), lots 20 to 39.. block 2001.
same Oakland ; also lots 38 to 40. block 2081.
same,- Oakland; also lots 1 to 5.-7 to 11;-- black
2081,- same Oakland; quitclaim deed: $10/ .
Mary I C. 3 John . J.'; James P.' and Richard J.
Montgomery (and a3 attorney), . Margaret and
Jane Montgomery to Ellen Montgomery
(widow), kkt on NW corner of Forty-second
street and Telegraph avenue. W 409.80 SCO,
E 425.03. N 60 being portion of land covered
by Forty- second street. Map No. 2 Montgomery
Tract, Oakland ; also. deed made to. convey fee
title of all original owners to land covered by
Bald portion, of Forty-second street not included
In deed to'R J. Montgomery. 725 D, 422; quit
claim deed j $10. • •-• • ¦ V
; Ellen Montgomery (widow), to Richard J.
Montgomery, (single), lots 1 to 19. block 2011,
Map of Central Oakland \Tract, Oakland; also
lots 1. to 37, '47 to 4«, block 20»O, same. Oak
land; also lot 6, block. 2081. same. Oakland;
quitclaim deed: $10/: \ - » ,
Samuef Solomon ¦ (single) to H. D. Brown
(single), lots 82 and 8.1, Drexler Tract, Oak
land, quitclaim deed;. $10.- • . .
Same to F.M. = Smith, same. Oakland- $10.
F. M. and Mary R. Smith to Realty Syndi
cate . (corporation), same,- Oakland; $10.
Fred and. James Chrlstensen tc Cecilia
Bryan, -lot on W line of Adeline street 1OC-C
N of Third, N 25 by W 12S:3. lof 42, block
477. Brlgss Tract, Oakland: gift. -
Matilda Lundqulst (wife of E.) to Christina
Palmer (wife of AdolpTi P.). lot tin S line of
Eighteenth street, 155 W of Cypress, W 37:6
by 104:9, lot . 11 and portion- of lot 10,
block t)03, A. Bagce Tract; Oakland ;' gift.
.Hamilton H. -and Margaret 'T. Plant to N.
Castle lots 1 and 2. block C, Parson'* Golden
Gate Tract,' Oakland: $10. V» ' ', - , .
•- Wellington Jr. and Leonie Gregg, to" Charles
R. Hatrquist, lot on. W: line of Linden street,
I>0 : S of Railroad avenue or Seventh street; S
25 by W 132, block 480, Boardman map, Oak
land; $10.
Thomas Hill to Carrie L. Partridge (widow),
lot on N. corner of Webster street or Piedmont
avenue and Howard street. NE'100 by NW
125, lot' fl. block 7, Plan Howe Tract, Oak
land; $10: . ¦
George W. aRd Mary J. Keeler to Almarion
L. and Mary Keeler, lot on S line of Thirty
second; street,' 315 W of Grove, W 5d . by S
140, lot 12, block 2037, Rowland Tract, Oak
land;, elf t.- . ','¦'
Joseph and Margaret Davis to - .Tames Gor
don, lot on SE corner of Bancroft way and
Tremont street. E 34.14, S 130, W. 43.89, N
1.10.39, 5 lot 25. block 1, map ; Barker Tract;
portion 'plat 68. Berkeley; $10. . • ¦.- ;
Alameda County.
Margaret and Ludwijr Kirshbaum to Oscar
Heyman, lot 23. block C, Pajk Lane Tract; $10.
'Oscar Herman to Margaret Moore, same: $10,
Joseph and Dora Chabati tct Anna D. Joost,
lot 13,.block'2.-Lakevlew; $10.- -,.-- ¦ ¦
Estate of Margaret Moi-daunt (by executor)
to F. C. Clark. lot 49. block V, Park Lane Tract
2; also lot 31; block 5, Holly Park; $50.
Robert Giles to Marietta Welch (wife of L.
J.). lot on SW line Of Eighth avenue, 150 NW
of M street. NW 50 by SW 100, block 166, Cen
tral Park Homestead; gift. ¦¦ ' . . ,
Herman and Clara Klepen to Mary Coleman,
lot on N line of Sadowa avenue, 100 E -of Ply
mouth street, E 27 by N- 125, lot 5, block H,
Railroad Homeetenrl; ?10. .
Hlbernia Savings and Loan Society to James
Brennan. lot on SE corner of Rlpley place and
Folsom street. S 30 by E 116; $410.
Same to James J. Donovan, lot on K line -of
Folsom street, 30 SofNRlpley place, S 125 by
E 115. r. V. lands; $1300.
Annahella McMillan to Edward D. Swift, lot
on W Uh« df Stefner street, 125 N of Sutter,
N 25 by W llOj $10. '! , . .-.
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
to William J. Gunn. lot on tt line of Green
street. 58:1% E of Devlsadero. E 43 by N
105; . -
Samuel W and Margaret P." " Cowles to
Charles M. Belshaw. tot on W line of Broder
lck street 75 N of Oak, N 25 by. W ICO; $10.
Hlbernia Savings and Loan Society to Kate
E. Sloper. lot on N line of Twenty-first street,
185 W.of Noe W 25 by N 114; $1000.
' Martin F. Fragley to John 1 McGrath. lot on
W line of. Hampshire street. 171 N- of .Twenty-,
fifth. N ICO by W 100; $10. '
Teresa A. Farran to Benjamin Healey, lot on:
S line of Twenty-Seventh street.- SO w of. San-,
chez W 25 by 8 U4; $10. •" -
Benjamin Healey to James Clarke, same; $10;
Andrew B. and Jennie G..Knox to Jane Noo
nan. lot on W. line of Castro street. 89 S of
Twenty-fifth.. 8 25 by W 80; $10. ¦ •
- F' M and Katherlna Freund to John M.
Manning lot on N line of Twenty-sixth streei.
80 \V of Diamond. W 80 by N 114; $10
' Mllo J Glllett. Oeorge \V. Dennis, Josephine
D Crofu't Henry I Kowalsky (and as trustee)
and Walter J. and Clara Tuska to'Jose COata.'
lot on S line of Ellin street. 38:6 of Glas
gow W 36:6 by 8 80:6; $10.
Edward A. Belcher to J. Costa, same; quit
claim deed; $10. . ,.
Martin Kelly to same, same; quitclaim deed;
Josephine D.^and ; George R. Crofut to Jose
Costa, same; quitclaim deed;-—. , .
Mary A. McDonald to California Title In
surance and Trust Company, lot on MV line of
Jessie street. 150 SW of. Fourth. SW 25. by NW
Mary" E. Priest to John and MarlaAMonte
verdl, lot on NE line of. Geneva streeSFl50 SE
of Brannan, SE-25 by NE 100; $10.
Charlea H. and Agnes A. Breslln to Char
lotte 8.. Weir, lot on W tine of Third avenue,
225 S of Lake street; S 25. by W 120; $10. }• . •
Oscar Heyman to Frederick W. Foley, lot on
S line of California street. 107:0 W of Fourth
avenue. W 25- by B 1C0; $10. »-
Jacob and Llnft Heymftn to James M. Cor
dray, re-record 1020 D. 24«. lot on- E line of
Thirty-eighth avenue. 125 N of R street, N 25
by E ISO: $10.
:. Jacob Heyman Company (corporation) to
same, lot on N line Of U street, 67:0 W of
Fortyfourth avenue, W 25 by N 1£>Q, to correct
1875 D. 2t ; 8: $10. ..-. , ¦ '¦ • • "
BEAL ESTATE TBANSACTIONS.
Councilman Howard and Fitzgerald re
quested that a statement be prepared for
the future . use of the Council touching
the assessments.
Councilman .Wallace, in making the mo
tion to deny the application, said he did
so because of the City Attorney/a opinion
and because the. company was doing all of
Its business in this city, jle considered the
assessment of $300 on Its franchise in San
Francisco, to ,be a subterfuge.
The water company's application to
have an assessment of $147,000 on solvent
credits was granted, on the ground thai
the figure represented the amount in liti
gation over water bills. An Item of $16,
650, money in bank, was also stricken
from the » rolls. '
The assessment on the West Oakland
railroad yards was reduced from $250,000
to $200,000 on real estate and from $50,000
to $40,000 on improvements. On Central
Pacific property at the . foot of Broadway
the assessment on real. estate was re
duced from $158,000 to $100,000, and on im
provements from $75,000 to $50,000. ;An.as
sessment of ; $50,000 on the block signal
system, was reduced to ?7BQ0. ( An assess
ment of $25,000 on one-half pf a franchise
on. the freight ferry : was' reduced to- $5,
but a like aasesmenfc on the, harbor ferry
system, with . terminus at the i foot of
Broadway, was not touched.
• Division Superintendent W. . S. Palmer
appeared for the railroad, company. Dur
ing the discussion to-night Mr. Palmer
contended that the bulk of the property
along the water front other than that
owned by the railroad company was as
sessed at one-half and, In some cases, an
eighth as much as the company's hold
ings.
The City Council to-night, sitting as a
Board of Equalization, denied tha appli
catlpn of tho Contra Costa 'Water Com
pany to have the assessment of J1.05O.00O
on its franchises in the city of Oakland
cat off the rolls. This- action was taken
on an opinion filed by City Attorney Mc-
Elroy, who. said:
•The right to exist as a corporation 13
a franchise. The right to collect rates or
compensation for the use of water l»y vir
tue of the constitution is. also a franchiso
and cannot be exercised except by author
ity of and in the manner prescribed by
law. The manner prescribed by law is
set forth in article XIV, section 1, and
by reason of the action of the legislative
body of this city, namely, Ita Council, an
ordinance was passed fixing water rates.
In my opinion the Contra Costa "Water
Company exercises a franchise in the city
of Oakland by reason of said legislative
act of said Council, authorized by the
constitution of the. State of California,
and said franchise is assessable by the
Assessor of the city of Oakland. Cal."
Oakland Office SJan Francisco Call.
. ' 1118 Broadway. Aug. 19.
Contra Costa Water Com
pany's Petition for Reduc-'
tion Denied.
Council Holds to Its
driginai Valuation
of Franchise.
REFUSES TO CUT
ITS ASSESSMENT
THE SAN FR AKCISCO a G ALIv ? THC R SD AYv A UGUST 20, 1903.
15
• HEAL ESTATES- WANTED. .
"WANTED— To lease (furnished) a good paying
stock and grain ranch for a term of years.
with the privilege of buying. Box 1036. Call.
_, ROOMS^FO REHOUSE WEEPWG/^
CAPP, C34, near Twenty-firBt-^Furolshed house,
keeplrg rooms; very desirable-. . '
EDDY, 207 — Front housekeeping and single
rooms for families; no transient; unsurpassed
cleanliness. . . ' ,'. „ .;
HERBERT --(The) — Sunny apartments '¦ for
housekeeping;' gas ranges; Just newly fur-
nished.' > 1530 Polk -st.', -,->•> ¦ ¦ .-; :¦':. ¦)¦
JESSIE. 333 — Bunny front- room, furnished
housekpg., • ?12 ; - other room <10; : gas ranges.
STOCKTON. 120«— Model house; nicely fur-
nished;$5-$12; tront; phone, gas, bath, sunny.
TWENTY-THIRD, 3720, near Dolor.?«-<3 -Sunny
bay-window rooms; nice, neat, complete.
UNION. 1844 — 2 or 3 sunny front rooms for
light housekeeping; gas range, water.
VALLEJO. 1010 (Russian Hill) — I rooms, part-
ly furn; two people; rent $32 50; marine view.
CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions
received at Call branch office. 2200 FlUmnm.
A BRANCH' office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established et 109S
Valencia st. . -.
HOTELS ASP BOABDINO-HOUBES.
~" "THE PRINCETON?"
(EUROPEAN PLAN.)
Superbly furnished and the only high-grade
residence hotel In the city which Is. operated
on the European plan. /Located at No. 710
JONES ST.. bet. SUTTER and. POST STS.,
and reached by three street car lines. One
hundred rooms, mostly arranged en suite,
with bath. Electric lights, steam heat, long
distance telephone In every suite;' billiard
and smoking rooms and a magnificent grill,
room. Rates are very reasonable.
APABTMEWTS TO LET.
"EL MONTEREY," the city's newest apart-
ment hotel, located on the north side of
Pine St.. between Hyde and Leavenworth; a
cuperb brick building of Spanish architec-
ture; all the comforts of housekeeping com-
bined with the conveniences of hotel life; for
$30 per month you can secure here an unfur-
nished 3-room apartment, consisting of large
living-room with gas grate and mantel, bed-
room with bay-window and closet; kitchen
equipped with gas range, built-in china
closet and hot and cold water; bathroom
with toilet and porcelain tub (hot end cold
water); this price also includes Janitor ser-
vice night and day and night and day ele-
vator service; only ten minutes' walk from
Powell and Market; see these apartment!
to-day. -_;.;
BEAUTIFUL Haddcn Hall, 031 Eddy" St.,, 4 bet.
Franklin and Gough; a few high-grade fur-
nished and ' unfurnished apartments now to
be had; 4 rooms and bath; kitchens unusual-
ly large and have g&o ranges; telephone In
each apartment; gas and electric light; steam
and gas heat; watchman on duty all night;
elevator service day and nleht: ref. required.
ROOMS TO LET— Porn, and Unfarn.
AA — City Room Renting Agency,
1104- Market et.. cor. Turk and Market ets..
Rooms 3 and 4. Phone Jessie 4471.- •.
FREE. . • FREE.
We locate you free of charge
In Rooms with or without board,
1 Housekeeping Rooms or Hotels.
A— BRUNSWICK House. 148 Sixth— Rooms
. 25c to SI per night. $1 20 to $a per week, and
light, housekeeping rooms; open all night.
AT f The Almonte," 873 Marked st. (or No. 1
Fifth st.)— Rooms, 25c. 50c, $1, $1 60 night;
fl 50 to $10 week; house open all night.
ANTLERS. 415 Turk et.— Strictly modern: 4-5
room apartments; fur. or unfur. for hskpg.
BURNETT. 1426 Market— (old No. 1384)— Fur'
clshed rooms, suites, single: also unfurnished.
CLIFFORD. 204 Ellis, cor. Mason— Elegantly
furnished sunry rooms; prices reasonable. .
FILLMORE, 1720 — Large sunny furnished
room for lor 2 rentlemen; bath.
GILLESPIE House. 119 Ninth st.— Nicely fur-
niehed rocms. 50c to $1 per day; phone; quiet.
GRAND Southern, 7th and Mission— Rooms 50c
to $1 CO night; $2 ta $3 week; reading-room.
HAYES' 857 — Elegant newly furnished parlors
and bedrooms r bath; phone.' - - .. • -
". ...HOTEL GRAYSTONE.
06 Geary st:;- phone Bus:i S80.
Centrally located fireproof hotel; elegantly
furnished suites, with baths and singles.
O'FARRELL, 20— Sunny furnished rooms and
offices: elevator; elec. lghts: darv-week, mo.
SW. CORNER Sixth and Howard — 200 rooms
at 15c, 25c and 50c per night; from $1, $2,
$4 a week; open all night.
UNITED STATES, 123 Eddy tt.. near'Market
— 400 single and family rooms; 35o to $1
night: SI 75 to $0 week; elevator; electric
lights: reading-room: free bus and baggage.
WINCHESTER Hotel. 44 3d St.. near Market-
Most convenient and respectable; 700 rooms;
85c to $1 SO night; $2 to $8 week: elevator;
elec. lights; reading-room; free bus; baggage.
CLASSIFIED advertisement* and subscriptions,
received at Call branch office. 2200 Fillmore.
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1098
Valencia st. _"-¦
ROOMS AXD BOARD.
* "THE PRINCETON."
(EUROPEAN PLAN.)
Superbly furnished and the only high-grad»
residence hotel In the city which Is operated
on the European plan. Located at No. 710
JONES ST., bet. SUTTER and POST STS.,
and reached by three street car lines. One
hundred rooms, mostly arranged en suite,
with bath. Electric lights, . steam heat, long
distance telephone In every suite; billiard
. and smoking rooms and a magnificent grill i
room. • Rates are very reasonable.
AMOY, THE 901 DEVISADERO ST.
*¦ Strictly first-claps family hotel; sunny rooms,
suite or single: billiards; steam heat. '
¦HAIGHT, 214 — 2 large sunny 10 ,ms; hot and
cold water; private family; with or without
board; phone Fe'l 2383.
OLD Stevenson Mansion, opp. Grace Church
5 with annex. S07 California st. — Attractive tn-
terlor: exceptional table: free bl!liard-room.
A WEEK'S news for B cents— The Weekly Call
Ifl pages. In wrapper, for mailing. *1 per year'.
ROOMS WANTED. ~ j
UNFURNISHED room; easy walkln^distance i
of Affiliated Colleges; state price. .Box 33SS i
¦ Call office. - . '. j
WANTED — 2 unfurnished sunny rooms- 1 !
front; by man and wife; north of Market;!
state price. < Box 1041. Call office. ;
STCTTEIUXG AXD STAMMEHIXO.
MELBOURNE System School. Van Ness and
Market: Positive cure for all. Don't delay.
" ¦ MARRIAGE LICENSES.
*fhe following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday : , , ¦ . .
Clementh L. Glrard. 21, 1032 Clay street, and
Camille M.. Conklin, 18, 2324A Mission street;
Henry Jurs, 52, -4,'t Third street, and Hannah
L. Wristen. 42, 43 Third street.
Irving T.- Nixon, 27, 510 Fulton, street, and
Ethel M.Garrett, 2a, 510 Fulton street.
¦ Paul • L. Spottiswood, 21,' 2010 Eddy street,
and Margaret V. McGovern, 18, 147 Cook st.
Jacob Vanderlln, 20, 549 Howard street, and
Amalla' Finstrom, 24, 549 Howard stregt. \
. Moody Pound, 24, Prince Edward Island, and
Esther Abbott, 22, Prince Edward Island.
Edmond S. Lee, 21, 448 Eddy street, and
Lilian Mahon, 18, 240 Dolores street.
Elmer C. Jennings, 24, 130 McAllister street*
and Elizabeth Boyd, 18, 630 San Bruno avenue.
Clement Furrer, 29, 119 Albion avenue, and
Karollna Wurech. 24, 3116 Sixteenth, street.
. Andrew Dahl. 28. city,, and Hildah Ander-
son, 29, city. -- •
Sidney A. Johnston, 31, 332 Eighth avenue,
and Effle I. E. Banfleld, 17. -318 Eleventh ave.
Waller S. Davis. 46. Santa : Rosa, and Nan
M. Orr. 26, city. *
Harry Roeenblum. 31,- 803 Leavenworth
street, and Beckle Asher, 18, 1858 Geary street.
Frank Dale, 43. Denver, Colo., and Margaret
Smith, 26, 58 Webster street.
Charles Klnzel. 20, 3709 Washington street,
and Josle A. IJoysen, 22, 1018 Folsom street.
Emli Kaufmann. 33. 524 Castro street, and
Mary Barrett, 28, 141 Linden avenue.. -\ ..
Ludwlg Hildebrand, -30. 351A Minna street,
and Meta Blohme, 30, 351 A Minna street. • -
, Johii/F. O'Brien. 28. Salt Lake City, Utah;
and Elolse Shoebridge. 24. Salt Lake City.
; BiBTHS— MARRIAGES— DEATHS ¦
Birth, ' marriage and death . notices Bent by
mall will not be inserted. They must be handed
In at either, of the publication offices ami be
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorised to have the same published.
born.;
KRAUSS— In Honolulu, August 4, 1003. to the
. wife of F. G. Krauss (formerly Hllmer)/ a
daughter.' ¦'...•
NAUNTON— In this cjty, August 18, 1903, to
the wife of Richard 'H. NaUnton, a son.
ROSSI— In ¦ this city, August 13, 1903. to the
wife of Angelo J. Rossi, a, daughter. . .
STRONG— In : this city, August 17, 1903.- to the
•wlfe'of 'Henry : Strong,' a son.' ' -.. »¦ .
•':"=.', ";-,.'¦ : ; .MABRlteD. •.' .. . ;^>';;
DAVIS— tUND^-In this' city, AugusV 18,'l903.'
j by the- Rev- Dr.-.E. Nelander. pastor >of the
-First English Lutheran .Church,, Burt Lincoln
•' Davis and Camilla Corln Lund, both, of this
I city, ¦-:>;•-. •.;:¦- '--¦/: v; •? -v .'-•¦.'
SAMPSON— OLDHAM— In this city, August
MEDICAL* I
MRS- DR. WTETH. specialist for all femala j
compatints: instant relief guaranteed: 30
> ears' fxperlcncg, 728 Poet St.. near Jones.
1IRS V L-R. KOHL, reliable specialist for all fe-
m*.e troubles and Irregularities; instant re-
•jlef guaranteed. lOO&y^ Market St.. opp. 5th.
YALPEAU'S female pills; best regulating pills
sold; price $2 50 by express. Pasteur's syringe
und tablets; price. $2 50. By express on!y on
receipt pf price. OSGOOD BROTHERS.
wholesaie druggists. Seventh and Broadway.
Oakland.
PH. G. W O'DONNELL— All who are sick or
la trouble consult this tpeclalut on female j
ccmplaista; positively corrected; the unfor- 1
vur.ate helped; the most difficult cases treat-
<d; acvlc? free. Office. 101S Market ft.
htV.fi. T> ALLEN, 1318 Market-^-lteUablp ladies' •
specialist; a private home before and during 1
¦ ¦(¦Efinteunt; best medical care; low fees.
A rr.att>mlty villa: private; secluded; conSden- J
tlal. Dr. E. Funke. 141B Eighth st.. Alatneda. j
Prs Goodwin. 733 Turk nr. Vcn Ness— Expert
in obstetrics. ?eraa.!f> comp. ;25 yrs.experterce.
DR an3 MRS DAVIETanTllINnrlo HERBS:
oririnal method of treatment. 11-'! Market st.
PR. rtOSEN moved to 2»35 Foisora «t.. cor.
aatfc: relief $J0 : Udies" exclusive office.
Vn NCI TOY KEE. 319 Powell rt.. opposite
T'r.ion square; all* diseases <-ur»d herbs.
OFFICES AXU STOKES _TO LET.
I KM. 1 , SPRECKELS bui'idins. Market St.— .
Offict to let; rent $15; lijtht. h-at. lar.ttor aad \
telephone. ASHTOS & OAKUINKlt. j
FOR RENT— lTL\l of rtoTTiSxUS CeetJ all the-
basement; 115 Davis pt. Ca!l Los Angclee ,
P<.»ap Co., 124 Market st. !
6ANSOME~712*nrar Jackson— Handsome large
store to let : r^nt $25.
rCItSOXALS. _
A CaAPHOPBONE Jrce wiU. two dozen reo-
cr<i^ i!ake your friends a present. Talking
machines and records ex a:i makes ex-
chare.d Ve are manufacturing headquar-
ters and our guarantee means something.
COLCilJ-IA PBOXOG5APH CO.. 1^5 Oeary
tt.. S. K-. and 4O Thirteenth St.. Oakland.
¦* A _KMIAL ULES11SHBS REMOVED.
. V. ririkieis >« How and Cabby ekin. birthmarks,
frr.illpcx pitlir-rs and e<-*rs seienUSca'.ly re-
r.-.cved without cuttir^, maEsags;. electricity or
rcedicinet; enecial demonstrations this week.
Call or write PH. L. WILLIAMS. 371 Geary.
THE Star Hair luniedy restores gray hair, tm-
pro\"e« its growth ;stops falllng;cure» dandnisi 1
•nd itcains scalp; no stain or stickiness;
cleanftes eca!p;at drugKists'. hairdressers' ;ac-
c*pt no substitute. Star RemedyCo..^>5G€aj-y.
WANTED— «W mea with scalp diseases; loss
cf hair and baldness prevented (can treat by
*r.*ll b:&nk lor stamp); consultation free;
C:30to 6 Sundays 10 to 12. Prof. GEO. A.
CARIBOU"' Specialist, room 21S. 997 Market.
J\OT hew cheap. Lut how good, is the motto of
the manufacturers cf the Rapid Rotary
Standard the sewing-machine of to-day. J.
W. EVANS, agent. 1021 Market at.
FHTFICIAN. 13 years' experience, cures per-
manently morphine, cocaine ha.bit. Call or
' address Central Phann&cjr. 251 Grant ave..
RAG carpets wove to order and for sale; also
checiJle-wove rugs, eilk portieres; dealer In
carpet twine, in hank or chain, at lowest
rates. Geo. Matthews. 70» Fifth St.. Oakland.
DANCING Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday and t
Sunday evenings at T<*utonia Hall. Howard
et.. nfar Ninth; rr.ana^ercent Prof. Foster.
AT lets than cost uncalled fcr suns, overcoats
ar.d trousers, at CHARLES LTONS'. London
Tailor. 721 Market st. _^
THE kitb?£t price paid for ladies' or gents'
cart-eff clchlng ar.d e!1 articles of value at
WEINBERG'S, 1HA Ellis ei.
ELEGANT su!l* on ea*y installments; 50 cents
and up per week. LEON LEMOS. 1127 Mar-
krt St.. between Seventh and Eighth.
NOTICE to milkmen— For sale at the Piant
Farm Dairy Co.. 514-M6 Octavla St., 200
gallons cf rr.l'.k.
X5ANGHART & WETEH. *
Collectors.
No. 1170 Market StreelL Room 37.
MRS. PX'MPLE will be pleased to meet old and
new friend* her miliinery i»arlors, 221 Geary.
j GENTS fumiFhlnfr»,.notIona. toys and station-
ery. WOODWARD'S Bazaar. 2200 Fillmore,
ANITA iJIA MA1TD — Please send me your ad-
firess to 90* Market et. CHARLIE.
Sl'ITS to order on Installments. Jl per week.
Neuhans tc Co.. merch.tallors.727-729 Market.
ALL styles hairdreesing. 25c; hair goods; manl-
curing 2^. G. LEDERER. 123 Stockton st.
TAILOR-MADE suit $7 EO; cre*s pants $2Sa
Hieflt Clothing Parlor, cor. Du*h and Dupont.
trCPl-KKLVOUS hair and moles removed by
electric n»-*dl«. Dr. AMrs Traverse.ll70Mark«_
ilASQTKRADE cofturres. p'.ay books, wigs,
ccurtrj- orfl»rs. GOLDSTEIN & CO.. 733 Mkt.
ALFREDPM'S Ep>-ptian Henna restores gray
hair to Us natural color; Jl; at all druggists'.
Kuperf.-jcuF fcaix and, moles removed with elec-
tric r.f*<ilc. Mrs. & Idas Eaton. 1119 Sutter.
CHEAPEST and best In America— The Weekly
Call. 16 paees. eent to any address In the
T'n<t»-<! St«tr« ct <"arafl» on* year for tl
f PALMISTRY.
MME. DEVAS, Rcientlfie pa'mist .irsd astrclo-
Ktst. Office, 26 Lit-l>es bldg., VJ9 I'ost st.; Jl
I aim n-afiirtCE; 3 questions free; Tues. eve.
MME. ZILLAH, scientific palmist and card
reader; 25 year*' experience; late of New
Zealand and Australia. ;&:>.\ Post ct-
II. JEROME FOSELLI, scientific palmist. 5i5
Tavkr ft., near Oeary. I'hope Black 561.
PAI'HUHAAGI\G. PAIXTIXG, ETC.
noOMS papered, $3 50 up: tinting, painting.
H»rtrrf»n Faint Co.. 31!i Hd yt. : tel. Main 413
PHYSICIANS AXD SLIIUEOXS.
VR. C. C. O'DONNELL — Office and residence.
tflglH Market «.. bet. Sixth and Seventh.
BIjOOD. fkin end rectal diseases a specialty.
DR. BALL. l<yrr-4 Market et.
REMOVED— DR. WONG HIM. herb doctor;
treats aU d. r- t.r-ft cf (.he human body; foi
past four' years at 113-117 Mason; cow lo-
. cated at <&7 Gesry «t.. near Leavenwcrth.
DR. TCNG PO CHY. cuccctFor to Dr. LI Po
Tai. herb doctor; cures all <".'.&t-ae*s of humti
by use cf kerbs ard tf*as. 727 \rcshlngton st.
WONO WOO, the famous herb doctor — All dis-
Hfw >-ur«*i1 >>v Oriinpy h»rt>«. 74fl-^ Clay sf
PROPERTY WAXTEO.
' WANTED — Farms and town property for rash
customers. W. 11. HL'RKE, Clifton Springs,
N. Y.
SPECIAL XOTICEh.
LadiesT Chicf.c-ster's English Pennyroyal Pills I
tre best; eafc. reliable: take no other. Send 4c j
Ftarnps for particulars. "Relief for Ladies,"
In letter by return mail. Ask your druggist.
rhteriort*»r Chemical Co . Philadelphia. Pa.
SPECIALISTS.
cXTARRHT^HA^NEsFamTNOISES" laE ARS
potitlvely cured; new method; 1 week's treat--
roent free. Dr. Cottintrham. 204 Sutter st.
STORAGE AXD AVAHEHOCSES.
A-EMPORIUM Storage & Van Co.; lurr.lture,
'household goods stored, moved, shipped. 725-
~4l Huward et., near Third; phone Grant lfll.
PIEUCE-KODOLPH Storage & Moving Co.. of-
fice Poet and Powell «ts. ; tel. Priv. Ex. 571.
COXKLIN'S etcrage — Furniture ajid raerchan-
di»e. ZZ3 Golden Gate ave.; phone liast 12.H.
COLDEN West Storage; advances made; 640
U iselcn rt.: tel. Howard ML F. W. Zehfuss.
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com-
r-any. 2320 Fiilmore et. ; phone Jackson 281.
liEKINK Van and Storage Co.. 11 Montgomery
n.; ttl. Main 1S40. Shipping at cuf rates.
TYPEWRITERS^ AXDJSIJPPLIES.
G>-;EATnBAP.GAIX8'lN' 'TYPEW'RiTERS— w"«
bill better machines for less money than . ny
hotse in the city; rentals $3. The Typewriter
Exchange, I'M California ;telephone Main 266.
A FEW good typewrite! « at fSV each: get par-
Ueulara. L. fc M. ALEXANDER. 11U Mont-
' comery «t.
"U-HAND typewriters *old, rented, repairefl.
V'fbtter Typewriter Ingpec. Co;. 209 Stnsome.
PROI O*=ALS. ,',
J'JUjI'OSALS — Bids wanted. Notice 1» hereby
i'.\er. that Bcalcd 'proposals. wJll be received
I'l the board of dir»-ctors of the Veterans'
Home of California, at Its office, room 13. 320
Ransom* et.. 8aa Francisco, up to 12 o'clock
'm. on Baturday, Auguist 2». 19(13, for furnish-
ing arsd delivering the materials and furniftb»
'•¦is for the new hospital at the- Veterans'
H>-?,i», Napa County. Cal. (railroad etation
Ymintvllle.) " Epepifiraticns for above may be
"¦T s-nd -examined at the office of the. board
£f directors lx-twwn the hours of 0 a. m. and
5 v m. each w**-k day. ' Money for payment
en contract* will be available Immediately
«f!«r Januarr I. 1SO4. Preference will be ,
Kn'm to goods manufactured In Ojtr State,
)/ric*. fitness and quality being, equal, under •
the provision* of Section 3247 of the Political
Co«e. Tl^e board reserve* the right to reject
, any or an bid* and to order any quantity
T^i»^ r T . un "'* r »»"*" B 'no«nt (*rwc!fW. Address ,
JPtS F ' S"r E ™ N - -Permary of the Board !
rr IJirertorB dr the Veterans' Home at ***!|-
If«^ o r ? om ,' 13 - :r!20 6pnstf) «e ft.. Ean TTan- •
Cisco, Cal. nj-ordrr of th^ board rt directors. '
3OUX T. SHEEHAN. Secretary.
I REAL E STATE-^ITV~FOn,^ S ALE.
W. J.' GUNN. .
. I - 530 CALIFORNIA ST.
(Savings. Union Building.).- . i'y~-£
CHEAP LOTS NORTH OF THE PARK.
$2G0o — 3 lots. A et. , near : 6th ave.; graded;
street work done; brick fewer; 3 lines
cars. -
jlv.n — 2 lots, B st., this side 9th ave.; graded.
ready for building; sewered. • •
$9(>0 — 1 lot. 8th ave.; near B. " :
jisini — 2 lots, 7th ave.. near B.
jl^SO — Tenth ave.: Jot 34:4x120.
f (;.-><> for both; 2 lots near D> et. .- ¦ •• • ' . '
.ci-t"ii — cth ave.. north of Lake st. ; lots 25x120.
WESTERN ADDITION LOTS THAT ARIJ
CHEAP. ¦ * ,'?'-- 1
J1C75 — Union, N. side, west of Broderlck ;.25x
100; grand marine view.
$^>O0 — Union, near Scott; 23x110; wrl! located;
elevated.
! S2000 — \Vebster-8t. corner, 25x100. • •••¦"¦'
I $rnt->0 — Iiroderick-st. corner; 44x103; grand ma-
rine view; fine lot.
j $2000— Filbert et.: lot 34:4x137:6; street bltum-
J lnized; marine view; choice location.
W. J. GUNN. 630 California st.
FINE LARGE HOTEL SITE
ON VAN NESS AVE. .
We have responsible and experienced tenant
for six-story . building. . -
, THOMAS MAGEE & SONS.
Real Estate Acents,
." 5 Monteomery st. .
1 ¦ —^—^ - -',..-*'
. BETTER THAN ANT BANK.
flOOO down and ?50 per month for new flats
\ near Twenty-ninth and Mission street*.
£300 down and J20 per month will buy you
cottage. !i rooms and bath: tip to date.
. D. COFFIN & CO.. 3303 Mission street.
FOR EAle — Hotis* 8 rms. ; high basement: eunny
fide 19th. bet. Valencia and Mission; no reas.
cfter refused. Stephens & Co.. Unlon-sq. Mkt.
FOR sale — $3000; modern 6-room house In best
portion of Mission. 506 Hill st.. near Castro.
INVESTMENTS — $1400 up, paying 10 to 15 per
cent. THORNE & CO.. 207 Montgomery st.
REAL ESTATE— Conn try— For Sale.
FOR SALE.
Orchard and poultry farm; 49 acres; Sonoma
County; 40 mile? from San Francisco.
2000 full-bearing fruit trees; this year's crop
approximately 20.500 lbs cherries, ,, 4000 lbs
j Crawford peaches. 6000 lbs Bartlett pears, C000
lbs piums. 4000 boxes apples, 3 acres asparagus.
1300 hens. 7 pens fancy fowls, horses, Jersey
cews and heifers.
Large barn, fruit houses, chicken houses.
brooders. Incubators, wagons, harness, farming
arid orchard outfit complete. and modern.^ .' !
Dwelling house 11 rooms; fine shade groves,
lawns and garden; abundant water.
This year's net Income $4000; distant resi-
dence of owner compels sale.
L. E. THOMPSON. 4tg Parrott Bldg.. S. F. „
FOR SALE— TOKAT GRAPE LAND.
This flaming Tokay grape, land can be pur-
chased In 10-acre tracts. In WhltaJser & Ray
Colony, Gait.. Sacramento Co., Cal.. $400 a
tract. >4 down: the Tokay grape ripens In this
I locality 4 weeks earlier than In any other part
of the State. Grapes from this locality .can be
seen in the windows at 648 Market st.. 11 Mont-
gomery el. and at the Sacramento County ex-
hibit, ferry "building. ¦' ;¦/ - •
QUIGGLE. 11 Montgomery st.. care Wood,
ward & Co.. hours 9 to 10 a. m. and 12 to 1 and
4 to 5 p. m.. or address box 15. Gait, Sacra-
' mer.to County, Cal. • ' - - - -
ALFALFA lands, stock ranches, orchards,
vineyards; inspected bargains; monthly-cata-
logues rent free. C. M. WOOSTER CO 643
Market et. - • - - . ¦ •
$13.000 — A LOVELY country home: 30 acr«s
' fruit: 00 miles. MOSSMAN. 850 Market at.
POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE.
-WATER front lots and bargains; all tracts;
• maps, photos, etc. BELL. 417 Parrott bldg.
1 REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
REAL estate to exchange: free printed 11st.-
Padflc Coast Ex. Bureau. S30VMarHet st. ,
; ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
A PRETTY HOME IN ALAMEDA.
Surrounded by flowers and fruit trees; near
train and schools; only S2830; lot 75x123.
i Nice 5-room cottage and bath. • •
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY,
Tel. Grand 14C1.' ' 15W Park st.. Alameda.
$3150 — EIGHT-ROOMED house in good loca-
tion; must be sold. W. H. POLLARD, 218
California el.. San Fra.-.clsco.
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE..
CHENEY & BERRY.
$2000— HOUSE of C rooms; lot 43x100; street
work complete; house nearly new; cost
$2^UO; will take lot In part payment.
$2000 — C rooms and bath; lot 00x120; street
woik done; modern plumbing; 1 block
from proposed car line.
$400 — Lots half block from Grove-st. car line.
$3500 — 7-roora house; barn; large lot; on street
car line; exceptional easy terms to re-
sponsible party. <
$1330 cash — 5-room house, near College ave.;
lot 40x120. . »
40 lots — 1 block from car line; 4 blocks from
high e<Jiool; $400 to $C00.each; fine villa
eites; from 1 to' 3 acres each r fine view:
of Ean Francisco Bay, and adjoining' the
university grounds. • .;• . . >-, . .
CHENEY & BERRY.
-•¦¦¦- P. O. Block. -Berkeley.
AN opportunity seldom met with; I have a
new 2-story 7-room house, 4 bedrooms,
equipped with all modern conveniences, gas,
electric lights, etc., on' an Improved street;
only 2 blocks from the station, which I will
sell to a reliable party on the following
terms: $100 cash aDd the balance In month-
ly installments; whole' price $350" ; '.".
JOSEPH J. MASON. Real Ertate. .' • -
Cor. Shattuck ave. and Center. Berkeley.
1507 PRINCE St.. near Santa Fe R. R.— Large
8-room house; high -basement; stable.- cow
barn, 7 houses for chickens; ¦ lot* 160x135;
street work complete; call and Inspect.
LEVI J. MORAN,
rj 2131 Ehattuck ave.. Berkeley.
$4O00 — 3 ACRES on Dwight way. East Berke-
ley; elegant location: fine., .. . ¦ ..
LEVI J. MORAN. .:
2131 Sbattuck ave.. Berkeley.
FINE, new, handsome ottages; up to date; all
conveniences; #lose to cars; large lots; $1350
to $1000; only $200 cash, balanre $16 60 per
mcoth. ¦ x
W. C. MORAN. Lorln station, or
C. C. EMSLIE. Ashby rtatlon.
FOR RENT — House of 8 rooms and bath; near
-^ U. C. and Head Seminary. •';••/-'
JOS. J. MASON. Real Estate,
. Comer Shattuck ave. and Center st.
TWO 7-room houp-es; modern; street work all
done; 2 blocks from North Berkeley station;
south frontage; price $3000; one-third cash,
balance same as rent: no agents. See owner,
1925 Vine St., Berkeley.
NEW, modern house 10 rooms, near university,
for sale or to rent; $30. Inquire 1911 AdQlson
Ft.. *CaM Berkeley. . ¦ ." . . . ¦*.'..;
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE, 1118 3B0ADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
$450 CASH. $10 monthly— New~Queen"Anne
1 Vi-s toi-y cottage. 6 rooms and bath : 3 fln4
lots, 75x100; all fenced; rich sandy loam soil;
Immense Ehade trees, oak. laurel and pine;
running spring . water; a lovely home; near
cars and fine. school; no fogs or winds; ad-
Joining East Oakland; price In all $1200;
nothing like It for the money in California;
call or «end 4 for : circular. '455 Seventh' st.,
' opp. Broadway station, Oakland; carriage
free. . H. Z. JONES. Owner.
LOOK AT THIS--$2e30 only for a fine home of
7 rooms and bath : better than- new; - lot OOx
127; -all . street -. work done • and cement walk
around the bouse, etc. Apply to' P. C. LAS-
• SEN & CO.. 4C0 lCtta st.. Oakland, Cal.
BARGAIN— Only $1000 for a flne~5-room cot-
tage in East Oakland. P. C. LASSEN & CO^
406 Tenth st,, Oakland.
HOUSE « rooms, etc.; mftdern; 837 37th st.,
near Syndicate bask and station; a 'private
loan At your own terms of payment. Address
BuiU er. 831 ,eOth_ et.. Oakland.^ Cal. . .
'BEFORE moving get ray printed list 8f houses
to let. . GEORGE W. AUSTIN. 1002 Broad-
' way. . :" . ""-'"*V*. ' '.;¦"''.'.. ¦'¦
ALEX. MURDOCK. Chronicle bldg.. gab Fran-
' cinra. tor 'Oakland. Berkeley or'rura* home<
O.tKLAM) FUKXlTLltB ' FOR SALIS;
TO-MpItROW; thejday for. bargains -In furni'
• ture. H. Scheilhaas, 11th Et. cor. store, Oaklnd I
ADVERTISEMENTS,
.r UNITED STATES.jBBANCH.-h, S
STATEMENT
|* OF THIr— .-..-.
Condition and j^faxsa '¦: v--
...'•.¦. OF THE— —>: '¦.""'-' /
Commercial Union
ASSURANCE COHPAHY. LtalW,
Or-tOKDON. -ESaVJ^STK' OX THEMStT.'
dar ot December., A, D^ l>902. -«*><!" for
the year ending on that day.' m madt to the .
In»ura\ce . Commissioner of the State of Cal-
ifornia, pursuant to -the provisions cf- Sections
610 and 6H of the Political Code, .condensed
a* per blank fumiaatd by the Commissioner.
-Asgirra ' • .*
Real Estate owned by Ct«nj>a*y... 1^?.^ »'
Loan* «n BorvUanof Mortgage*,... SU.00O 0O
C**o Market Value of all Stock*
and Bond* owned *y Companjr. . iWMl 25 ,
Ca«h In Company's CWOce .rTiTT.,. ,, *232 63
Cash In Banks 1TS.730 50
Interest due and accrued on ail __.
Stocks and Loans 1.813 25
Interest due and accrued on Bonds -; .—
and Mortgages ... .......... *,1** W
Premluma Iri due Coarse «C Col- _„:*__"
lection 83(^792 78
Bills receivable, sot; Matured,
taken for Fire and Marine Rlsits. 9.114 41
Rent* da« and accrued . ... ..,.,. \ '- '^703 IX ¦
1 Due from other Companies tot Re-
Insurance on losses already paid. ' 22 05
I Total Assets «?-• M.0T3.824 77
rjABILlTtE3. *~
Lomm adjusted and unpaid ...VI. S73.950.0O
i Losses In process of Adjustment or " ¦ '' \ -
I In Suspense .».. 00
Losses resisted. Including expenses. 37,200 00
' Gross premiums on Fire Risks run-
ning one year or less, .$2,283.- • ._..___.-
; 971 39: remsTirance 50 per cent.. 1,146,485 »0
; Gross premiums on Fire Risks run- -/>-..'
! sing more than one year. $2.13<>.- ¦- • ¦ * ¦ ¦
902 04: reinsurance ort> rata. . . t 1,113,498 09
; Gross premiums on Marine and),
Inland Narigatton Risks. $...:
i reinsurance 100 per eent U.136 Off
¦ Gross premiums on Marine Time
Risk?, I ..:..; reinsurance SO
per cent :.. '....,...... J; ...',-"¦
Amount reclalmable by the In-
sured on perpetual Fire Iaaur- - -
ance Policies ........ 103.416 13
All ot&er UakUltiea « -y 134.833 43
Total Liabilities 3S
INCOME.
Net cash actually received for Fire
premiums ...$2.S10.0S4.M
Net cash actually recerwed tow Ma-
rine-premiums .~ .... 1S1.4S0 63
Received for Interest on Bonds and . '
Mortgages 10,408 13
Received for interest and dividends
on Bonds, Stocks. Loans •and
from all other source* ,. TJ.3TO 4f|
Received for Rents 19.512 S3
Total Income $3.091.885 73
. EXPENDITURES. ~ ~~~~
Net amount, oald for Fire Losses • ?J
(Including $.....», loesea of pre- '^ „
vloua • year»> .". Jl.634,610 08 •
Net amount paid for Marine -
Losses (Including $......, losses ,„-„. ' m
ef previous years 118,615 68
Paid or ajiowed for Commission ' / -
or Brokerage M8.85O, 4T
Paid for Salaries, Tees and other .
charges "for officers, clerks, etc. 142.913 43
Paid for State. National and Local
taxes ..;....... 72.243 TS
All other payments and expendi-
tures; .148,559 74
Total Expenditures . . . ."« ? . .".12. 663.800 20
'-.. - ' 'y^:: . - Fire. -. ."
Losses ineurred duricg, the year.. $1,670.433 72
Risks and Premiums- Fire Risks. Premtajns.
I Net amount of Risks
Net amount of Risks •."--• * -f^ -
expired during - the
year •.........'..-• S39.009.101 S.702.333 W
¦ Net amount h» force . ¦ ~
December 31. 1902.. 403.174.717 4.413.873 43
Mar. Rtaks.1 Premiums.
Net amount of Risks . '",
SSSJSS?.^ $38.<M0.5dl $261.239 06
Net amount of Risks
expired during the
year 57.662.154 272.820 53
Net amount In' force? . ....
December 31, 1902.) 4.183.394 84^.343 29-
¦ C. F. MUIXIX8.'
:.»«•. V pacific : Coast Branch Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this'
10th day of March, 1903. '„''' * 'A' '..
Deputy Insurance Commissioner.
416 California Street,
SAN FRANCISCO. : *• '
UNITED STATES BRANCH.
STATEMENT
. CONDITION AND AFFAIBS . •
— oi>.the-^ : [?:»'v*
ASSURANCE COMPANY, Limited,
OF LONDON. ENGLAND, on the 31st 4ay .
of December; A." D. 1902. ahd for th* .
year ending on that day. as made to the In-
surance Commissioner of. the State of .Callr '
; fornia.- Dursuant to the provisions of. sections.
610 and 611 ot the Political Code, condensed.
as per Wank furnished fey the Cornmtsstonen .
- ' ' . "AS3ETS.' ..
Real Estate owned by Company. ..'*¦; H73.17O 8T
Cash Market Value pf all Stocks • -
and Bonds owned by Company. • B87.000.0ft ¦
Cash In Banl* » ,.73.868 $Q -
Interest due and accrued . on, all . , .
Stocks and Loans *..'..' 2.250 CO
; Premiums In due Course of Collec-
tion ••• i — ;.........'. 65,430 Rl
Rents due and accrued ........... CCS W
Due from other Companies for' re-
Insurance on losses already paid 2.031 f»2
Total- Assets ...\..r. $904.317 40,
LIABILITIES. ' - -. . -r -
Losses adjusted and' unpaid...... . $l« 33
Losses In process .of Adjustment. . :
or In- Suspense, '¦ 10,145 83
Gross premium* . on . Fire . Risks .......
running . one ". year.. or les*». . .' -i .
$233,434 17; reinsurance 80 per ¦ - w -
cent ............' 11«;T1T 09
Gross premiums • on Fire - Risks • • ¦ . '
running more than one year. .;- ,
S11S.921 22; reinsurance pro rata 43.213 43
Due and accrued tor salaries; rent.'" "
etc.. ........ •-*• 4,568 33
Commissions and Brokerage due -.
and to become due A ll r l!>o S3
All other LlablliUe* -. 11,397 57
Total Liabilities $217.133 64
. "-.INCOME.*'
Net cash actually received for Fire .
premiums •' • .. . - . . .'- • ; . . ..— $279,607 64
Received for Interest and dividends : ¦
on Bonds, Stocks. Loans, and
from all other sources.......... 19,68194
Received for. Rents . 13,821 50
Total Income $30941113
EXPENDITURES. ~
Net 'amount paid for Fire Losses ¦'¦'_-,
(Including $3,927, losses of pre-
f] vlous years) $S3.9S1 49
Paid or allowed Tor Commission or ---
Brokerage ,63,780 62
Paid for Salaries. Fees and other . .
¦ charges for officers, clerka. etc. . 14,185 03
Paid for State, National and Local
taxes ...... ... ............;..; 1.801 1$
All other payments and expendl- . , ..
tures .:......„.-..... ;.... ,19.004 6.4
Total Expenditures .......... £$184.723 37
: .;-'¦•" ' '" " ' -Flre"^- '
Losses Incurred during the year... $ 88.743 It ¦
Kfgki andf Premiums. I Fife Risks. | Premluma. ,
Net amount • of : Rlski ; ' ¦
'^ en ..^^f.. .^! $23,230,241 $ 378.071 It,
Net amount of -Risks . . ¦ .... .'£¦„-;•„'
expired "•daring the ,:¦,.-• ,.
• yekr ...... -".-.; 25.165.083 347.585 34 .
Net amount ' In force :
. December 31. 1902: { 25.913.127 352.353 S3
BAMUEL R. WEED,! of Weed & Kennedy, : .
V. 3: Managers. , .'. ;
: Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14thj -
day of February. 1903. . ... - » *
- -F. FISHBECK. Notary Public.;
416 California StpeetJ f
18, 1P03, by the Rev, A. C. Sane, pastor UoW.
ard-street Methodist Church, Frank R. Samp-
66n of this city and Julia E. Oldham of Kan-
. sas City. ; ¦£¦-<::, •'. - ". •¦¦•
SMITH— KRAMER— In this city. August 18.
1903, at the Mizpah Presbyterian Church, by
the Rev. Frederick A. Doane, Leonard A.
Smith of San Francisco and,Fiida A. Kramer
Of. Alameda. - '•.'•:'- A : _L..-lLiiL— _i.._
--¦.-, -. t * -¦ mma •-¦;.>¦' . . ¦
! ' Asfeioh. Joseph • Hurst, James
- Berwick, Mrs. Mar- Jpnes.-'JpW B.
— - garet - : ' c -t- - .-¦ ; Leopold, . Pauline
"" Bogel, ¦ Emma L. ¦ Madden,' John J.
Brady, Thomas Marryatt, Henry A.
Brunn. Hans P. * ; Mqcksr, Annie L. -
, Chellnl, Emli ' Woelien John
1 con very. Patrick Ntlson, .Jamea
Davenport r Amanda < .-. pt.Cpnuor, ; Michael V.
¦ Ue- ticrg. Christian Piercy, Mary
Delpech. Ameda»-- y -RaUary, Ellen
Dunbar. Margaret Schleiden, > Joseph F.
Dunn, John , ', •••Schonfeld. Louia
•DffPy, Maria G: - Tietjen. Florence I.
Flaherty;. Wllllam-H. Webster, Lemuel
" ., Gibson, Mary . . Wheeler, Alfred,
' ¦ Hoeft, Gustave .
AssiON--ln this dt£, August IT, 1903, Jd*
! *eph Asslon, dearly beloved brother pt MrS;
1 M. Felirenbach, Mis. E. Hernster tt garita
Barbara antt the late Mrs. K. Wiase of Peta-
luma, a native of Germany, aged 82 yeais 5
hionths and 1 day.
• (CTFrlendB and acquaintances. are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Thursday.
! ; August 20, --1U0.1, at -1:30 o'clock, from the
¦ mortuary chapel of J. S. Godeau. 305 Mont-
gomery "avenue, thence to Odd Fellows' Hall,
where tservlces • will be held under the aus-
plcee of Harmony Lodge No. 13. I. O. O. F..
commeccing, at 2 o'clock. Interment Laurel
' Hill Cemetery.
1 BERWICK— In Oakland, August 19, 1003, Mrs.
* Margaret llertv'lck. widow of th^_ la^e V&xiA
'. Uerwlek, a nfetlve of St. Andfewsi Scotland,
. ttged.lra yeah 0 months arid 10 daj-ft.
' UOGEL^-ln this city, August 18. lsto, Emma
Louiea, beloved wife of Henry F. Bogel.
mother of Carl. Rita and George Bogel . and
Infant daughter, daufehter of Mrs. C. Engel.
! and sister of John A. Kretschmar, Mrs. F.
E. Redfleld and Carl F.. Frieda and Julia
Engel. a native of San Francisco, aged $8"
; years 3 months and 11 days. .
(ty Friends and -acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral services
Friday. August 21,-1903. at 1:30 o'clock, at
the residence of her sister. Mrs. F. E. Red-
, field. 1!U5 Taylor street, between Union and
Filbert. Interment I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
BRADY— In thie city, August 19, 1903, Thomas.'
! belovtd husband of Annie Orady, and uncle
of Mrs. John English, a native of County
Cavan, Ireland, ' aged C5 years. . • , .
(tT Remains at the parlors of CarSw *
English. 29 Van Ness avenue. Nbtle§ dt
funeral hereafteh ' :
! OFFICERS and members of the Veteran Volurl-
' teer Firemen's Aseoclatlon will please assem-
ble at hall, 2S3 Jessie street, on Friday morn-
ing, August 2r, at 8:30 a. m. sharp, to at-
tend the funeral of our late brother, Thomas
> Brady. By order.
. •-.--., . STEPHEN: BUNNER." President. '
1 J. J. McMAHON, Rec. Sec. ...
1 BRUNN— In this city, August 17. 1903, Hans
; P. Brunn, dearly beloved husband of Anns*
Brutin, and devoted father of Anita and
! Peter Brunn, a native of North Schleswlg,
Germany, aged 53 years and 14 days. ' .
CyFrlencls and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Thursday), at 2 o'clock, from the funeral
parlors of Theo. Dlerckts, !>.*>7 Mission street,
where the funeral services will be -held, .un-
der the aunplces of Court - America No. 3,
F. of A. Inferment_Laurel Hill Cemetery.
CHELINI— Drowned at Vallejo, August f>, 1903,
1 ¦ Errill, dearly beloved ' husband of Margherte
Chellnl, father of Kdfth Chellnl, dearly be-
loved eon of Joseph and the late Annie Che-
llnl, -and brother of John. Joseph, and Annie
Chellnl, Mrs.' E. Reith nnd Mrs. F. Toso, a
native of San Francisco, aged 33 years.
. ; .~- CTFuneral will take o!aee from 332 Sixth
street, at 10 a. m... Thursday,' August 20,
thence to Holy Cross Cemetery.- " • -
CONVERY— In this city, August 19, 1003, Pat-
rick, beloved husband of the late Annie Con-
very, and father of ', Annie .and Catherine
Convery, Mrs. A. W. Shields and the late
Helen , Convery, a native of^ County Derry,
Ireland, aged 78 years.* ••-'.-' • "¦- -^
IWFriends and acquaintances are respect-
l fully invited* to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Friday), at 8:15 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 2549 Post street, 'thence to St. .Dom-
inic's Church, where a requiem high mass
; will be celebratsd for the repose of his soul
at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Cro«s Cemetery.
DAVENPORT— In this city, August 18,: U'. •
Amanda Davenport, daughter of Mrs. F. G;
• Hall, .and sister of F. H. Hall. Mrs. -W. A.
- Jones of Vlsalla,. Mrs. John Rebman of. Los
Angeles and Mrs. K. A. Langrlck of ¦ San
Francftco, a rintiv'e"bf Illinois. ? .
DE BERG— In this City, August 18, 1003. Chris-
tian A. De Berg, a native of St. Thomas,
West Indies, aged 50 year?.
DELPECH— In Los Gatos. August 19, ' 1903,
Amedee Dtlpech. beloved hunband of Ger-
, malne Delpech, arid, father of Margueritte
Delpech, a native of France, aged 52 years
and 4 months.
(CT'Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited' to attend" the— funeral Friday,
Aueuet 21, 1003, at 2 o'clock, from the mor-
, tuary chapel of Julius S. Oodeau, 305 Mont-
gomery avenue, thence to I. O. O. F. Hall,
where services will be held under the aus-
pices of Franco- A mericaine Lodge No. 207..'
DUNBAH— In this city, August 18, 1903, Mar-
garet, beloved wife of Robert C. Dunbar, a
native of California, -aged 2S years 8 months
and 24 days. ¦- .
tyFriends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Thursday,
at • 2 o'clock, from the. : funeral parlors ot
Portvir & White, 423 Golden Gate, avenue.
Interment Odd Ftllows' Cemetery.
! DUNN— In this clfy, August-17. 1903. John,
beloved husband of Mary 'Dunn, father of
Philip J., John J. and Charled A. Dunn,
Mrs. A. Gale. Mrs. J. A; Murphy and the
late James A. Dunn; and brother of Mrs. R.
Jepsen, a native of Youghal, County Cork,
Ireland, aged 03 years 3 months and 13
- days. . ¦ • ¦ - i
C/"FrIends and acquaintances are respect-
I fully Invited to attend the funeral to=day'
I (Thursday), at 12.-.5O o'clock, from his late
! residence, 12U0 Kolnjin itreet, thence, to St.
! Josephs Qburuh for: services at. 1 o'clock.
j Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery.
! DU PY— In this city, August 19, 1003 Marie
OibPlin du Py. beloved mother of O«?tave and
Peter du Py/nnd Mrs. H.- D.- Scripture, and
grandmother of Hortense Maugln, a native of
France, aged 04 years and 8 months.
(CTFuntral Friday. August 21, 1003, at
8:30 o'clock, from .her. late, residence. 1517
Sacramento street, thence :to"French Chiirch
(Notre Dame des Vlctolres). ; Interment prl-'
vate. Holy Cross,. Cemetery. '¦¦:¦ ¦;.<-; .. ,
FLAHERTY— In this rlty,-- August . 10. 1D03'
William -H.; dearly" Ijticfveif 'husband 'of Kitty
Flaherty, beloved father of ."Willis, LilHe and
Georgi Flaherty. . and ¦• .beloved- brother - of
Fletcher Flaherty, , a native o? New \ York
aged 42 years 1 month and. 17 days. .'
GIBSON— In this city, 'August 19, 1903. at the
residence, .M5 .Minna .street, -Mary, beloved
i wife of the late Samuel "-'8.' Gibson, and
mother', of ' George, 'Janjes,". William • H. and
! Samuel OibSori and the late Louise B. Wal-
• droll, a native of County Limerick, Ireland,
: aged ''2 years. ' ' . ".;
1 HOEFT— In. this city, August 16, 19ft3, Gus-
• tavc Hoeft, a native of. Germany, aged 45
years^* " • . ,
(?'"Remains at Charles J. B. Metzler's
undertaking parlorB, (i'{(J Washington street.
HURST — in this city, August- 1H, l!)03, Jamej
dearly beloved husband of Allle -Hurst, and
dearly beloved father- of Mabel, James. Jr.,
¦GeorKl'^'anJ Willie Hurst, a native of County "•
Fermanagh, Irtiahd, aged. 53 years and 1
monlh.
CTFrlends and acquaintances are res'pett-
fully lnvlttd to attend the funeral to-day
(Thursday), at 10 p'clock, from his latp resi-
dence,' 13.'{2 Fulton street. Interment Cypres-a
Lawn Ceriietery, by carriage.
JONES— In this city, August 18. 1903. Joel B..
beloved husband of Gussle Jones, and father
of Gerald Jones, • a native of London, Eng-
land, aged Si) years 5 months and 17 days. *
¦ IC7Frl*!n<ls and icquaintancea are respect-
• fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Friday), at 9:30 o;clock, from his late resi-
dence, 1018 Pine street." near, Van Ness ave-
nue. '; Interment ¦ Home of Peace Cemetery by
11. o'clock train from .. Third and Townsend
streets. ¦ i ;?;%;:
LEOPOLD— Friends and acquaintances are In- .
vlted to attend the dedication of the monu-
ment to be erected in - memory of Pauline
Leopold (deceased) at Salem Cemetery, Sun-
day. August 23, af 2 p. m.,. .
MADDEN— In this city, .August 18, 1903, John
\ Joseph, beloved husband of Mrs. Annie Mad-
den.'i father of Joseph Madden, and • son of
Mary and the late Michael H. Madden, a na-
tive of San ' Francisco. ;¦ aged '28 years 9
months and- 19 days. A member of Gentle-
men's Modality, of St., Ignatius Church. . , :
Cy Ft lends, and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-day
1 (Thursday), at; 9:30 o'clock, from his late
residence. 1802 Ellis street., thence to Hoiy
Cross Church, where a requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of his soul,
- o6rnmanelnjr;at ,10 o'clock. T Interment Holy
Cross . Cemetery. .'. - .-- . , . • .;..
MARRYATT— In' this city. August 19. 1D03,
Henry A. '. Marryatt/ devoted husband of
Sarah A. Marryatt, and loving father of Mal-
vlnla, Henry A; : and Noble O. ; Marryatt; a
- native of ¦ Kingston, Jamaica,, aged 48 years
' 6 months and 28 • days/ - c ¦¦-¦ ...
MOCK£H— In this city, 'August 18. 1903, Anm«
L.; belo\'ed wife of Andrew Mocker, mothe-
Ot IrAne M. Mocker,' And daughter of Sophie
* and' tMeMute ¦ Her.ry ; Schroder,-' a native ,of
-- San-' Francisco, r-,.':' . -, r - - - i-
¦ v IC?"Friends I are Invited to .'attend" the fu-
neral-to-day'; (Thursda'y). : a.t 1:30 'o'clock' 1
I fron» • the residence* of her .sister. Mrs. J
Thode, . 820 Waller street, near • Broderlck.
Interment orlvate.. Please, omit flowers,
MOSHER— In Nilesl Cal.', .August 18.--1903
John .' Mosher. beloved • father t' of ¦. .Kitty
Jamea McGinn. -i .-¦'•% '"¦¦ '-: ¦¦¦; Henry Hanaen.-
" ' - • JAMES ' McGINN & CO./- . ,-,.,. ,....
v', % .Forrterly; With McGinn Bros.,
— — .Mineral -Dlrfcctors and vEmbalmers— — *
. ! . 2H Eddy. St.; Tel. > South ,576. ¦', : ;
F.'J.;Monahan, President* "' i ;>!-;' f'
M MONAHAN::Sv CO.,
.'„, :.-..:..¦..,-,,_, '.- ,i (Inc.)' "f ,'¦:¦¦ _•..-
FUNERAL* DIRECTORS AND 'EMBALMERS.
2339-2341- Mission st. -Telephone Mission 31;
- Mosher, an« -brother of. .Mr* A. B»weH and
A. K. Mosher, a. native at New York, aged
58 years 9 months and" 9: day s. ¦--" -;. -
C7Frlends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to 'attend the Interment to-,
day (Thursday), 'at .1 o'clock, at Cypress
' La wo Cemetery, SaaTMateo County. ' "
NELSON— In thia city, August 18; 1908, Jamea,
beloved husband . of . Margaret Nelson, father
; Of Mary, William and James Nelson, brother-
in-law of My U s Nionan. and uncle of Pat-
flck Mellahoti, a native of County Clare
Ireland, aged .62 years lQu months and \&
days. .::-:--:¦:•¦¦ ¦ ¦ '¦¦ -
B^?" Friends aad acquaintances are respect-
fully. Invited to. attend the funeral to-day
(Thursday), at 9:30 o'clock, from his Iata
resldenee, 417 Folaoro street. : thence to St.
Breadan'* Church for /services.. Ioteonent
Holy: Cross- . Cemetery.
O'C0NNOR--in thi* city, August 19. . 1903.
Michael ' F,, belovtfd husband of Katherlne
O'Connor, father of Hqward and Bernice
O'Connor, and son of George O'Connor, a na-
. tlve of San Francisco, aged 4S-jeaM.
¦.' IC The -funeral will take place to-morrow
(Friday), at 0:45 o'clock, from the parlors
of J..Q. O'Connor & Co., 767 Mtaslon street,
thence to St.* Patrick's Church for service*
st 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Ceme-
tery. ' ' i ¦¦¦:•'. : -\
PIERCY— In this cltyj, August 19. 1903. at the
residence cf her son, A. J. Piercy. 3548
. Twenty-third streeli Marv ,. Piercy, - beloyed
'mother Of Mrs. J- L. Marteli, A. J. and E.
M. Piercy and -the. late Samuel W. Piercy.
and grandmother ot Viola C. Piercy, a native
of Ireland, axed 84 years.
ETNotlce of funeral hereafter. ».-'. ¦
HAFTERT— In- :¦ thia'.. city,- August 18, 1903.
Ellen, beloved wife of the-late M.. Raftery.
and mother of Thomaa F. - Raftery, Mrs. Mao
Ackerson Mrs. Kitty May and Mrs. Thomas
Flynn, a native- of SHko, Ireland, aged 56
years 8 months and 7 days. ¦--- -,-
CT Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully ihVlted to attend the funeral Thursday.
at »i.1O tt'cleeh, from her late residence. 1477
$eary street, thefltfe ' to Bt. Mary's Cathe-
dral. 6'Farfell street afitf Van Ness avenue,
where a solemn retjuleiti high ma»» will b*
celebrated for the repose 6f her jeul, com-
mencing at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross
2 Cemetery via electric car from Eighteenth
and Guerrero streets.
SCHLEIDEN— In th« City of Mexico. August
17. 1903, Joseph F. Schleiden, beloved hus-
band of Virginia H. Schleiden. and father, of
Emillo, Adolf o. Juan and the late Joseph
L. SchUlden, a native of Mexico, aged G5
years.
8CHONFELD— In this city. August 19. 1903.
at his residence, 54« GouKh street, corner of
Fulton, Louis, dearly beloved husband of
Catherine Schonfeld. father of Louis Jr..
¦ George and Hed wig Schonfeld, brother of Mrs.
' Aug. Trost of Germany ¦ and David and the
late Aug. Schonfeld, son-in-law of Mrs. Mar-
farethfe Hess, and brother-in-law of ' Mrs.
bhn Jebe and Midi Btfse Meldner of Seattle,
a native of FrahketibUfg, Hessen. Germany,
aged 44 years 5 months and 26 days. >
TIETJEN— In this city. August 197 1903. *"»<»-
ence. Irene, dearly beloVed daughter of George
H. and Llz7.ie N. Tietjeh, a native Of San
. Francisco, aged. 16 years 5 months and 8
¦" days.
WEBSTER— in this . city, . August R 19,, 1903,
Lemuel Webster, beloved father of . Cecil
Webster, and -brother. of ' Mrs. J. R. Troxel
and Peter and William Webster, a native of
Prince Edward Island, aged 57 years.
WHEELER— In this city, August 18, 1903, Al-
fred Wheeler, ft 'native of New York City.
• aged 81 years.

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