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Con tinned From Pajje Fifteen.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
They were rehearsing their parts in
an amateur drama.
"Oh, I beg your pardon," said Her
bert, looking at the book again. "I
kissed you at the wrong place."
"Isn't that too .bad!" exclaimed Ame
lia. "Now we'll have to do It all over
again!"— Chicago Tribune.
On account of the depressed condi
tion of the salmon market, many can
neries in Alaska will not be operated
this year. Other packing companies
will go farther north, where they will
catch, less pink and get more red sal
mon. Reds are now selling at $1 25 on
the coast, while pinks are very low,
the minimum quotations being 50 cents.
This is below the cost of production and
there is no profit for those compa'nies
the bulk of whose packs are pinks.
The cause of the unfavorable condition
of the market is overproduction pri
marily.. An effort ¦ has • been made to
maintain prices, but without avail. —
Indianapolis News.
Alaskan Salmon Pack.
Arrived June 17 — Br stmr China, from Glas
50 w and Liverpool; stmr City of Puebla, hence
un« 14.
VICTORIA. B C— Sailed June 17— Stmr
Spokane, for Seattle; stmr Queen, for San
Francisco; schr John A Campbell, for Santa
Rosalia. :
FOREIGN PORTS,
ARRIVED.
Friday. June 17.'
Schr Newark, Reinartset/, 10 hours from
Stewarts Point.
Late Shipping Intelligence.
Japan Purchases Another Steamer.
LONDON, June 17. — Japan has pur
chased the 2873-ton Glasgow steamer
Kirkdale. ,
Steamer Picks Up Survivors.
TOKIO, June 17.— The steamer Ise
has arrived at Kokura carrying more
of the crew and troops of the transport
Sado.
SHANGHAI, June 17.— As a result of
the sinking of the Japanese transports
by the Russian Vladivostok squadron
the sailings of Japanese steamships for
Shanghai have been postponed Indefi
nitely.
Indefinitely Postponed Sailings.
William and Ida Herrmann to George Herr
mann, lot on SW corner of Green and Web
ster meet*. W 206:3 by 137:6; $10.
jBmp J «n<l Katherlne A. Herrmann to sama
same; #10. '
RoFwell L*e to Abraham W. Johnson, lot on
k l 5Vl. T SrJf Btr e«t.-31:3 E of Pierce. E S
by » 81 :C; $10.
George* A. Dolan to Ida E>j<er (wife of J
o D f V£, °s n 25V n w ?00 C f ro erlClC etrMt - " S
e J 1C , k ,' Y 2£J*&1S&i also loT on Sit
of _ Bush ptreet, 110 E of Pierce. E 55 by S
137:6: gift.
Frances and Carl Zoborbler to Grace M.
Pmith, lot on W line of A*hbury street 120 9
S of WalW. S 30 by W 100:3- $10
Frank P. and Geneva H. Ashworth to same,
lot on E Ime of Tremont avenue 120-9 S of
Waller street, S 30 by E 80; $10
Levitt H. and Willie L. Cox to Kate M Me-
I>auchlin. lot on - S line of Frederick s'treet
300 W of Clayton. W 25 by S 137:6; $10
Thomas Shannahan to Annie Conroy e't at
lot on SW line of Tenth street 00 NW of
Harrison. NW 25 by SW 84; gift.
Ellen Herllhy to Delia Norton (wife of
Janvn) lot on NE line of Crocker street *»2
SE of Colton, SE 21:9H by NE 09; $10 '
Chsrles L.. and Jennie E. Barber and Har
riet E. Wilton to Milton A. Wheaton lot on
N line of Fourteenth street. 197:4 E 'of Mla
«ion. E 62 by N 116; $10. '
Patrick Fahey to Jacob Adams,, lot on W
line of Treat avenue, 100 8 of Nineteenth
street. S 25 by W 120; $10.
Estate of LJllle S. or Llllle Wellock (by
Frank P. Stedman, executor) to O. Hrun« lot
on W line of Dolores street, SO K of Seven
teenth. N 64 by W 100; $7000.
Dainy K. Dobbins (formerly Kearney) to
Johanna M. Code (wife of Miles J.) lot on
W line of Capp street. 1C2:6 S of Twenty
fourth. S 32:6 by W 115; $10.
Robert Ash (trustee of Ploche. TSayerque &
Co.. Ploche Ic Bayerque and estate of P L.
A. Ploche) to E. M. Gaivln. lot on 8 line, of
Twenty -fourth street, 125 W of Dolores "W
25 by S 114; $1.
Julius Levin to Anglo-Californlan Bank lot
on N line of Butter street, 67:6 E of Grant
avenue. E 20, N 60. E 20. N 60, W 37:6 S
60. W 2:6. S 60; $10.
Emil Kehriein to Hannah Franklin et al
same, quitclaim deed; $10.
A. Rutf to same, Kama, quitclaim deed: $10
Marcus and Hannah Franklin, Marcus, Jen
nie. Harry and Klcke Wolf and Anulo-Call
fotnlan Bank to I* Friedlander and F. K.
Hruston. same; $10.
S. Ducas Company to Richard and Elizabeth
Barry, lot on SW line of Precita avenue, 165
FRIDAY. JUNE 17.
REAL. ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
SEOUL, June 17.— Japanese trans
ports have left Japan within last three
days, but most of them have returned
to port, having learned that three Rus
sian cruisers were near by, but two
smaller vessels have not returned and
their whereabouts is unknown. The
authorities are anxious about their
safety.
Fear for Safety of Small Vessels.
BOY INJURED BY A CAR. — Hermann
Miller, a 12-year-old boy residing at 727 Minna
street, while crossing Market street near
Eighth yesterday was knocked down by a
westbound car of the Hayes-street line. | One
of the wheels passed over his left foot. He also
sustained contusions and bruises about the
face. He was treated at the Central Emer
gency. Hospital by Dr. Miller. The Injured boy
was- substquently removed to his home. His
injuries are not serious, although amputation
of one toe may be necessary.
BRIDGEPORT. Ohio. June 17.— President
John A. Topping of the Labelle Iron and Steel
Company has resigned to accept the presidency
of the American Sheet Tin and Plate Company
succeeding W, T. Graham, who has resigned
to accept the presidency of the American Can
Company.
GRIFFITH TRANSCRIPT IS FILED.— The
transcript In the case of Griffith J. Griffith,
the Los Angeles millionaire who was convicted
of maliciously shooting his wife, was filed at
the Supreme Court yesterday. The defendant
was denied bail and. In spite of his millions,
must remain In Jail until the Supreme Court
passes on his case. If the judgment Is not
reversed he will then have to spend his original
sentence of two years at San Quentin. No
opinion in the case may be expected for several
months.
EXECUTRIX APPOINTED. — Christina W.
Brcwn was yesterday appointed executrix of
the will of Matthew Brown, who died in the
Transvaal, South Africa, leaving an estate
valued at J17.C00.
THE ACHATES TO DANCE. — San Fran
cisco Lodge No. 25, Royal Achates, has mad?
arrangements to give an entertainment and
dance in Its lodgeroom. In Pythian Castle,
next Tuesday night.
FEDERAL INDICTMENTS.— Indictments
were reported yesterday by the United States
Grand Jury da follows: John Calhoun Harvey,
for writlnc on obscene letter to his divorced
wife In Idaho, and Eugene T. Throckmorton,
.for forging a postal money order at Gazelle,
Sisklyou County.
TREASURY AGENTS ARRIVE.—Supervis
ing Special Treasury Agent Burton Parker of
Washington, D. C, and Special Agents Q. F.
Cross and Secretary G. W. Stratton arrived
here yesterday for the purpose of making the
annual routine examination of Custom-house
affairs.
BRIEF CITY NEWS.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGES
_ FRIDAY, June 17— o p. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid.Aek.l Bid Ask
•s Qr coup.. 10e>£ 107 >.; 4s qr cp new. 1.12 Hm ii
*s or re*. ..106 lWHiHs <jr coup. ..105% —
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Ala A TV r.«101 — O T Co 6s.. HSU
Bay CPC 5f. — 102 Do 5s 111U112
Cal C G 5k. 102^104 Do con 5s.. — 103
Cal G & E g Oceanic S 5s. — 73
in & ct 5«. 84 U, RT. Om Cable Cs. — 125
Oal-Kt C 5».. — 117*; Pac G Ira 4s fll*i _
C C TTat 5s. — 101 |P K Ry 5k. .1^*1
WL4P fis.124 — |P 4 C n Cs.105 _
y * c 11 o.mvi — if * o n 6*. — us
Geary-et Ba. — CS :Powell-et 6s. 114
H CiS r.Us.lOO — I Sac EG4-R 5s Witt. 9714
DoSt OS 100 |?F & SJV fisllCH —
Hon It T fis.105 — IFIerra R 6s. — 115
L A Elee 5i>. — 105 S V of A Cs
L A Ry f.»..lllT, — (1900) 10%V.
L A L Co 6s — — (1910t 109
. no rtd 6«. — — nnoroPr A.102U
Do rtd r*. 1021,4 — rt90S)Sr B 1O2»4
LAP lem 5».1O1 — flW-fl) . 104U —
Mkt-« C <*.115ti — nni2> .....'ll5 _
wRS.V^" ;* 1145i — SPC lc * 5 » "*> —
M\tMtT .V.inii^ _ Do stmpd.. 107^10814
NRR of Cf.s.in7 1C714>S P B R Cs 131 U —
Do f<» UCH1U 8 V W Cm .105 _
JJ P , C T , R 6 * lor< — rx> 4s 2dm. 93 now
C Ry .', s — 112 Do 4* 3dm. - 93
K C P C U 9S»4 101 fv S mtr 4». 97'4 —
JgSK m | u <>**::*•- I05
"WATER STOCKS.
Contra Costa — 40 [Port Costa. — _
Marin Co... — fiO | s v \V Co. 37>4 37*;
GAS AND ELECTRIC.
C*Tt L & P. 3«i 4 !S F G & R CHi C2
Mutual EL.— 12%jstkn G & E 5\ —
Tac L Co... 57 - ju C t E Co. — —
INSURANCE.
Firem'B Fe<J.310 340
BANK STOCKS
>m Nt! Bk.l27>4 — ILPftA 150 lfio
Anjrlo-Cal .. ng S6«4iMer Trust "05 _
ET c °/ <^ 1 " 425 - I Merch Ex. . . .60 —
BAVIXGS BANKS
Orr S JkUSSSOrCO ]Sav A LSo 100
Hum SAL. — — ir«. p av nk Jv»
Mutual Eav.lOO _ Lnlon T C(J - _
S F Bar U.64O — |
KTREET RAILROADS
ralifornia .. — 200 I Presidio .... 40« _
Geary — 00 | »
POWDER.
Giant 00% 61 Ivieorit — B
SUGAR.
J'nr.s P Co. — 15c|Kilauea S C ' * ',
Hawaiian C. 60% — I Ma ka well C ' 21 1' •»
»onokaa P C 11 V4 12 (Ononjea S c' •>* 5 : i/
Hutch 8 I' C — 9 IPaahaa S c' 1*>T4 V«$
MISCELLANEOUS. * U
Alaska P A. 137 I^UJOceanlc s C 4U 4ix
Cal F C A.. 09 100 (Pac A F A..' r, V*
;.i\4Mt Tm.100 — 1
Morning Bessloa.
Boa ro "^~
40 HawaUsn Com & Kuear 50 «-u
20 eprlnsr Valley Water Co 37 75^
f7,CO0 Los Angeles Ry 6s 112 00
Street —
fS Of© Cal Cen G»« A EJec Cs 103 25
Jl.COO CCtEMtCTti 85 00
Afternoon Session.
Board —
S3 000 URBofSFU 79 00
25 Mutual Elertrle tight 12 60
S5 Paauran S P Co 13 00
20 8 F Gas & Electric 61 CO
II, COO SFCUlit ccn 6i (fUn>p*6>...10S 00
WASHINGTON, June 17. — The
American battleship squadron com
manded by Rear Admiral Barker has
sailed from Lisbon on $ visit to the
ports of Greece and Austria.
It is reported that after spending
a few days there the American steam
ships will be reinforced by the Euro
pean squadron under Rear Admiral
Jewell and this formidable fleet will
pay a visit to Turkish waters. About
that time Leishman, ( the American
Minister, takes up in earnest again his
negotiations with the Porte to Insure
for Americans in Turkey .the same
rights as are enjoyed by citizens *of
several nations.
British Fleets and Visit to Turk
ish Waters Is Rumored.
Possible Joining of American and
BARKER'S SQUADRON SAILS
FROM POUT OF LISBOX
$2,000 8 V 4a (2a mtn> 00 00
$1,000 U S Sa coupon .....109 00
Btreet— • .
$1,000 Paclflo ElM By Sa...... MM ....106 00
Unlisted Securities.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Bld.Aak.| Bid. Ask.
Bay CPC «». — 99 8 P C Ry 4*. — 100
B L. Wat 6«. — — B P Co 4%s. 09 —
C N W R 6*. — 112 j Sun TAT e».113 —
M C Wat 8s. 100 — 1 Do 6s — 106
Ri« I W 6s. — 107H Sutter-st 6s. 105 113
EF Drdk 6s. — 113% UK of BF *** 78% —
BF ft KP 6s. — 111*
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Ala 8 Co... — SO |VIat Kar Co. — W
Am Bla Co.. — 90 | Mills Ntl Bk. — —
Cal Cot Mills SO 67 I Nev Ntl Bk.lSO 200
C O & E Cor 43 60 N8RR.... 8% —
C Jockey Cl. — — N.C P C... — 11
' Cal Powder. — 150 Oak Bk Bar..ll2H —
Cal Bhtp Co. 21 27 Oak T Con.. 75 —
Cal T I A T.116 — IOOF Hall A « —
Cen Bk Oak — 65 Orpheum Co. — 16
Chutes Co.. — 7H Pao C Ca*..125 —
City & C Bk. — 112 Pac S T & T.100 —
Cyp L I Co. — 7H Pao Surety.. — —
East Dynm.. — 250 Paraf Paint.. SS —
DuP Pdr Co. — 90 S F Drydock CO —
Do com. .. — 60 SF4SJV Coal — 2T
FN Bk Oak. 120 — S J Wat Co — 100
Fischer Thtr — 1/8 OATitbt Co.125 —
Frnch-A Bk.108 — Swrtss-A Bk.113 —
Gas Con A.. — 22 Truckee Elec 11 12%
Hono P Co.. 14 — UR InCo pfd 47 60
Lon S F Bk. — 60 Do com.... 9 —
Morning: Sales.
Btreet —
$5,000 CItRofBF 4s 79 00
Afternoon Baits.
Street —
$3,000 U K R cf 8 F 4s 78 00
California Stockand Oil Exchange
Oil Stock— Bid. Asked.
Apollo 46
Associated Trust Certificates. 18 20
Azteo 61
California Standard 18 ....
Caribou 8 25 SCO
Chicago Crud* 20
Ctaremont C8 70
Four ............ .... PS
Fulton 2 60
Giant 15
II.ir.ford ISO 00 185 00
Home 1 60
Imperial ..'. 18 00
Independence 26 27
Kern 4 T5
Kern River 6 00 ....
Monarch (of Arizona) 86
¦Monte Crlsto 65 70
Occidental of W Va 08 ....
Oil City Petroleum 67 '69
Peerless 13 60
Reed Crude 1(0 ....
Sovereign 83 ....
Sterling 2 85
Superior 04 03
Thlrty-threa 8 28
Toltec 21 ....
Twenty-elgrht 8 25 ....
Associated Bonds 79 00
Miscellaneous —
Cal Jockey Club „ 123 00
Fischer's Theater 63 ....
Northern Cal Powtr 1100
SALES.
Morning: Session.
COO Claremoct — TO
Afternoon Session.
100 Caribou «.. 8 65
Mining Stocks.
BAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following: were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Morning' Session.
800 Belcher 23 1 100 Mexican 120
200 Bullion Ill 300 Seir Belcher .. 07
300 Justice Ill 300 Utah 13
Afternoon Session.
200 Chollar 14| 100 Gould * Cur. 24
100 Con C & Va.l .15 500 Potosl IS
300 Ccn XT 03 300 Silver Hill . . 60
100 Exchequer .. 41|
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the Pacific
Stock Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
300 Alpha Ill 100 Ophir 4 00
100 Andes 12| 500 Overman 23
10O Andes 13IH00 Potosl 10
200 Challenge ... 15j 300 Seg Belcher .. 03
100 Con C & V.I 32H 100 Silver Hill .. 63
1C0 Mexican 125! 100 Silver Hill .. 60
Afternoon Session.
100 Alpha Ill 100 Mexican ...1 27H
200 Cho'.'.ar 14 300 Yellow Jacket. 22
100 Justice ll|
TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE.
Fo'!owinir were the tales on the Ean Fran
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
COO Brunswick .. 1S\'ATa>0 Rescue 10
2C,.*X>0 Esperanza . VZ\ 200 Rescue 11
20UO Gold M Con. 02| 12t)O Ton Belmont.. 71
100 Jim Butler .. 75; 1450 Ton Gold M. 20
140O MacNamara. 41] 1CO0 Ton Gold M. 19
KK> Mont Ton. .2 17^ 400 Ton Midway.. 45
4iX> Kay & O'Brien ll|
Afternoon Sersion.
200 Gold Anchor. 25i 200 Mont Ton ...2 20
l'X) Gold Anchor. 2SJ27O0 Ray & O'Brien 12
l"(iu Gold Anchor. 291 7(>O Rescue .... 10
300 Gold Anchor. 30j 20U Ton Belmont.. 71
100 Jim Butler .. feO| 300 Ton Belmont.. 70
17W> MacNamara . 43|120<J Ton Gold M. 20
1700 MacNamara . 41(1000 Ton Gold M. 23
4100 MacNamara . 4<*.| 500 Ton Midway.. 44
3000 MacNamara . 481212.' Ton Midway.. 4(5
::400 MacNamara . 4»i: 100 Ton Midway.. 47
SixiO MacNamara . 45| 10O Ton Midway.. 4S
r>(»» MacNamara . 47| 200 Ton N Star. . 32
10W MacNamara . 49| 100 Ton of Nev.. 9 £H> ;
CLOSING QUOTATIONS. ,
FRIDAY, June 17 — 4 p. m.
Bld.Ask.l Bid. Ask.
Alpha 10 injustice lu n\
Alta. 05 07iKentuck 03 05:
Andes 12 ISIKeyea Graes.. 1 20
Belcher 24 25! I^ady Wash .. — 06
Best & Belch.l 10 1 20'Aiexican 1 25 1 :;o
Bullion 11 12|occldental ... 79 81
Caledonia ... 71 73IOphir 4 00 4 10
Challenge Con 14 16; Overman 22 n^
Chollar 14 ISil'otoyI 13 14:
Confidence ... 95 1 <!.1I Scorpion .... 10 IS
Con C & Va.l 'M 1 3r>! Savage lfl 21
Con Imperial. (II tttjSe? Belcher . . 07 08 !
Con NY OH Oil Sierra Nev .. M 40
Crown Point. 15 161 Silver Hill .. r,9 «0
East Sierra N 06 — 1st Louis .... 09 10
Eureka Con.. — SO! Syndicate .... 0.1 04
Exchequer .. 40 41|i:nion Con .. 4« 47
Gould & Cur. 23 24! Utah 15 j ( j
Hale & Nore. 74 771 Yellow Jacket. 22 24
Julia OS 09|
TONOPAH MINES.
Eld. Ask. I Bi<J A8k
Colehan — 07| Ray Tonopah. 1« 20
Esperanza ... 02 C3: Rescue 09 10
Gold Anchor. — 401 Ton Belmont.. 70 7*
Gold M Con. 01 (2',Tcn Cash Boy — "5
Hannapah M. 25 — |Ton Exten ..87 —
Jim Butler .. 76 80 Ton & G \V.. 05
Little Ton .. 30 50 Ton Gold M. 19 -0
Lucky Tom.. — 03|Ton Midway.. 4,s I_
MacNamara . 45 — jTon of Nev. — 8 8714
Mizpah Ex .. 10 —^Ton N Star.. 32 —
Mont Ton.. 2 15 2 22V4 Ton & Salt L — so
PaymaFter .. 04 051 United Ton .. 14
Ray Exten .. — 15|West End ..18 —
Ray & O'Brien 11 12|
William A. and Catherine E. O'Connor
(owners) with Charles J. Keenan (contractor).
architect— All work fcr a 2-story and
basement frame buildlnar (flats) on. the E
line of Twelfth avenue, 250 S of • H ' street,' S
25 by E 120; $4767
The San Francisco Theological Seminary
(owners) with William Peacock (contractor),
architects Dodge & Dolllver — All work for five
frame buildings containing 12 flats on the E
line of Bpruco street, 132 :7'^ N of California,
E 131 by S 132:7»i: $37,030.
, Albert Wllford (owner) with John E. Beck
(contractor), plans by owner — AH work except
ehades and decorations for a :s~stnry frame
building (three flats) on the E line of Seventh
avenue 135 N of Fulton (or D) street, N 25
by E 120; $7200.
Same owner with same contractor, architect
same — Same for same, on E line of Seventh
avenue 160 N of Fulton -(or D) street, N 25
by E i20: $7200.
Nell A. Whyte (owner) with Henry II.
Easter (contractor), architect W. G. Hind —
All work for a 1%-story frame building on
the W line of Eighth avenue. 350 S of J street,
S 25 by W 120, outside lands 7C1: $2240.
Builders' Contracts.
Mary J. an.l J. B. Kmraal to Delia Fallon.
lot on K line of Jones street. 137:6 N of
(Jeary. N 25 by K 00; $10.
Anton and Mary Uobrecht to Charles Katz.
lot on NW line of Folsom street, 225 NE
of Eighth, NK 23 by NW ir,0; $10.
Edward M. Calvin to John H. L*wis. lot
on E line of Utah street, 300 S of Twenty
fifth. S«60 by E loo; &vi.
William W, and Carrie F. Itednall to San
ford O. Springer, jot on B line of Vermont
street 200 S of Seventeenth. S 25 by K 100;
$10.
William F. Clark to Cora H. "Weatherby,
undivided 'i of lot on W line of Minnesota
street, 50 N of Coluea, H 75 by W 100; $10.
William A. and Catherine E. Burns to Daisy
S. McCallum (wife of Alexander), lot on NE
corner of California street and Twelfth ave
nue, N 100 by K .'tt.-G; $10.
J J Sweeney to Carl O. !•. Gelnsler, lot on
S line" of Clement street. 82:6 W of Second
avenue. W 0.2 Vi by S 100; $200.
Hind Estate Company to Alice M. Conner
(wife of Ignatius C), lot on \V line of Fourth
avenue, 375 N of Point Ixibos avenue, N 25 by
W 120; $10.
Dennis W. Ryan to Margaret Ryan, lot on
W line pt Third avenue, a25 N of A street,
N 25 by W 120; $10.
Margaret Ilyan (wife of Dennis W.) to £Iary
Daly, tame; $10.
Aurellus E. and Hose A. Buckingham to
Tfccmas H. and Hannah Collins, lot on W line
of Tenth avenue, 200 S of H street, S 23 by
"W 120; $10.
Bartley P. and Kate C. Oliver to John T.
Doyle lot on E .line of Seventh street, 25 N
of Hugo. N 25 by E 05; $10.
Bernhard and Ko.«e Gttz to Arthur C. Camp
bell lot on W line of Forty-seventh avenue, 100
N of J street. N 25 by W 120; $10.
Same to'rarne, lot on E line of Forty-eighth
avenue. 100 N of J street. N 75 by E 120; $10.
Italph and Florence Thorbus to same, lot
on NW corner of Forty^elKhth avenue and J
Btreet. W 57:« by N 100? $10.
Bernhard and Rose Getz to William E.
Brown lot on W line of Ninth avenue, 43.72 N
of N Ktreet. N 25 by \V. 120; $10
Hanora McAllister to Edfcm H. O'Neill, lot
on E comer of Twelfth avenue and G street,
SE 25 by NE 100. lot », block 233, South San
Francipro Homestead; gift. _
Estate cf Caroline F. AlKeltlnger (by C. B.
Perking administrator) to Anna D. Joost, lot
on E line of State street. 250 S of Randolph.
S 25 by E UK), lot 18, block 3*. City Land
Association; also lot on E line of State street.
225 S of Knndoli*. S 25 by»B 100, lot 10. block
Joh^E. Mlliett to Anna G. B. Webster, lot
41 San Miguel Homestead Association; $1.
Lucy A and Alonzo Marlln to George Me-
Cullough. lot 32. Mock F, Lakevlew; $5 .
S Ducas Company V> Americus V. Potter,
lot on "W < om'.r of Woolsey and Glrard streets,
SW 30 by NW 100, block 10, . University
Mound; SI.
Georse Darsle to E. A. F. EBsmann, lot on
W line of I^e avenue. 275 N of Holloway, N
°5 bv W 112:5 lot 3S, block 3, Lakevlew; $250
~ Abble P. and Frederick \V. Page and Addle
E Howarth to A. \V. Johnson, undivided four
tcnths interest In lot on NW line of Thirteenth
avenuV It, NW of J street. NW 75 by SW 100,
block 2C0, South San Francesco Homestead; $G0.
NW of Folsom street, NW 25 by SW 75, lot 6,
Ducas Tract. Precita Valley, 114 to 118: $10. •
F. K. and Maty F. Houston and Ixmis and
Jennie Frietllander to Haird Estate (corpora
tion), same- »10.
"De Turks is kill' up de Christians,"
said Brother Williams. "Yes," replied
Brother Dickey. "But I wish dey'd
come our way — dey*s so many Chris
tians In my settlement needs weedin'
out."— Atlanta Constitution.
BIGGS, June 17.— Mrs. Augusta
Humble, a pioneer woman of Biggs,
native of Germany, committed suicide
this morning at 7 o'clock by taking
strychnine. Her husband said that
during the past two years he has three
times prevented her from* killing her
self. She quarreled with him on ac
count of things she wished for the
house. He told her he was unable to
provide the money, upon which Bhe
again threatened suicide. She fol
lowed him about the. premises, per
sisting In her demand for money, and
finally went to the house. Her daugh
ter and son shortly afterward called
in the doctors, who discovered that
she had taken strychnine. Mrs. Hum
ble refused medical aid until too late
to prevent death.
Demands.
Biggs Woman Takes Her IJfo When
Husband Cannot Meet Her
ASKS VAIXLY FOR 3IOXEY
AND COMMITS SUICIDE
"WASHINGTON. June 17.— Th© Navy
Department to-day made public the
conclusions of the liquid fuel board of
the navy, consisting of Commander
John Edward, Lieutenant Commander
F. H. Parks and Lieutenant B. H. Han
ley, formed as the results of tests cov
ering a period of twenty-eight months
with coal and oil, respectively, as a
navy fuel. In the opinion of the board
an Intelligent flreroom force should find
no trouble In burning oil In a uniform
manner, and for general purposes on
ehore high pressure steam was found
to be a better spraying medium than
air.
Regarding the question of burners
the board says "that as the warship is
designed to be operated at short no
tice, under the severest forced draught
conditions, the question will have to
be considered whether It Is not more
advisable to fit air burners that would
be found most efficient for the day of
battle rather than In an Installation
of steam burners that are most desir
able for general cruising."
The board declares that" no fuel oil
Installation should be permitted for
marine purposes which would not per
mit a return to coal within twenty
four hours in case of the failure of tha
oil supply.
Naval Experts Believe That
Oil Can Be Successfully
Burned on Fighting Ships
LIQUID FUEL
FINDS FAVOR
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL', SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1901.
14
Tliosc who love Jlie thrill of
mystery and the clash and
roar of dangerous adven-
turing will read this
new story in the
XFXT SUNDAY CALL.
TIIK McWILIJAMS SPECIAL.
By Frank II. Spearman.
_^
BCALIFORNIA |j
M LIMITED TO CHICACGK
m LEAVES MONDAYS and THURSDAYS |
i at ;>:.'{O a. m., throuyh in 3 days, t]
ga with diner and all trapping!- e|
Other Santa Fe Tralna:
7:30 a. m. 1 fcr Stockton. Fresno, Bakersfleld,
8:00 pirn! J Mer c f d. Hanford and Vlsalia.
4:00 p. m. for Stockton.
8:G0 p. m. for Kansas City, Grand Canyon and
Chicago.
TICKET OFFICES — 641 Market St. and
Ferry Depot, S. T. Also Ilia Broad-
way, Oakland, Cal. 37 South First St.,
San Joie.
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. CO.
LESSEE
SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC
BAH.WAY COMPANY.
Tibnron Ferry, Foot of Market Street.
SAIT FBASTCISCO TO SAN BAFAEL.
WEEK DAVS-Ji7:30, 8:00, 0:00, 11:00 a. m. :
12:35. 2:30, 3:40. 6:10, 5:20, 6:3O and ll:3t>
P. m.
Saturdays — Extra trip at 1:30 p. m.
SUNDAYS — 7:30, 8:00 9:30, 11:00 a. m.; 1:30
2:30. .3:40. 5:10, 6::tO. 11:30 p. m.
SAN RAFAEL TO SAIT FBAKCISCO.
WEEK DAYS— 0:05, G:5O. 7:3.".. 7:50, »:20
11:15 a. m.; 12:50, t2:00. .3:40. 6:00, 5:20,
6:25 p. m. Saturdays — Extra trip at 1:45
p. m.
SUNDAYS— 6:50, 7:35. 0:20, 11:15 a. m.; 1:45,
3:40. 4:50. 5:00, 6:20, 6:25, 7:50 p. m. tEx-
cept Saturdays.
Leave I In Effect I Arrive •
San Fran. | May 1. 1904. ( San Fran.
"Week I Sun- I Destlna- I Sun- J Week
Days. I days. [ tlon. (days. | Days.
7:30a -N 7M3a 7:45a
7:30 a 8:00 & 8:40 a 8:40 a
8:00 a 0:30 a Unacio. 10:20 a 10:20a
2:30 p 2:30 p I 6:00 p 6:2Op
6:10p 5:10p 6:2Op 7:25 p
7:25 p
- ! 8:45 p
7:30a 7:30 a 7:45a! 7:45 a
8:00 a 8:00 a Novato. 10:20 a[l0:20 a
2:30p 0:30a Petaluma. 6:20 pi 6:20 p
6:10 p, 2:30 p and 7:25 p) 7:25 p
5:10 p Santa Rosa. 8:43 pf
7:30 a 7:30 a 10:20 a 10:20 a
8:00 a 8:00 a Fulton. 7:25 p 6:20 p
2:30 p 2:30 p 8:45 p 7:25 p
Windsor. I
7:30 a 7:30 a Htaldsbur*;, 10:20 a|10:20 a
Lytton. I
2:30 p 2:30 p Geyserville. 7:25 p| 7:25 p
1 Cloverdale. |
7:30 at 7:30 al Hoptand 110:20 a|10:20 a
2 :30 p| 2:30 p| and Uklah. | 7:25 p| 7:25 p
j j Wllllts, T" j
7^0_a|_7:30 a| Sherwood. I 7:25 p] 7:25 p
~fi:00a| 8:00"a| Guerneville and 110:20 a[10:20~a
2:30 pi 2:30 p Camp Vacation.} 8^45 p| 6:2l>p
*8:00a 8:00a 8:40a~8~40a
6:10 p 0:30 a Sonoma, 6:00 p 6:20 p
5:10 p Glen Ellen. 8:45 p
7:30 al 7:30 al 110:20 a|10:20 a
2 :30 p| 2:30 p| Sebastopol. |7:25p|6 :20 p
STAGES connect at Santa Rosa for White
Sulphur Springs and Mark West Springs; at
Fulton for Burke'n Sanitarium; at Lytton for
Lytton SprlnKs; at Geyservllle for Skates
Springs: at Clovrrdale for the Geysers. Boone-
vllle and Greenwood; at Hopland for Duncan
Springs. Highland Springs. Keliieyviiie. Cans-
bad Springs, Soda Bay, Lakcport and Bartlett
Springs; at Uklah for Vichy Springs. Saratoga
Springs. Blue Lakes. Laurel Dell Lake. Witter
Springs. Upper Lake, Pomo, Potter Valley
John Day's. Riverside, Lierley"s, Bucknells."
Sanhedrln Heights, Ilullvllle. Orr'« Hot
Springs. Halfway House, Comptche. Camp
Stevens, Hopkins, Mendoclno City, Fort Bragg.
We»tport, UmI; at WUllts for Fort Bragg.
Weatport, Sherwood. Cahto. Covelo Layton-
ville. Cummins. Bell's Springs, Harris, Oisens.
Dyer, Garbervllle, Pepperwood, Scotia and Eu-
reka.
Saturday to Monday round-trip tickets at re-
duced rates.
On Sundays — Round-trip tickets to all points
beyond San Rafarl at half rates.
Ticket Office. 650 Market street. Chronicle
traiidlns.
JAS. L. FRAZIER, It. X. RYAN.
Gen. Manager. ] Gen. Pae*. A£t
RAUjWAYJTOAVEL.
#Tr»ha» !•»?• sad sr« *»^
toarriT.M
SAN FRAKCISCO.
J"so« Jm 1. 1304,
Fis»t Drrrr
(Toot of Msrket Stne*.)
\.«a»« — MAIN LINE. - AntTr
7.00a Vscartlie. WlnMrs. Itnmiey 7.50a
7.00a Banicla, Salian, Klmlra aad Baerv
mento 7-23»
7J0AV»!leJo, Napa, C«!lsK)«n. SsaU
Kosa, Msxtlne*. Saa Karaon B 2C»
7-30A Nil's. Lircrmore. Tr»cy. L»thro».
Stockton 7.23»
LOOASbMta Express— (Via DatUK
Wllllsm* (for DarUett SprJa«s>.
Willows, tFrato. ICed Mat,
Portland. Tscoms, Beattle 7-80*
t 00a Darts.Woodlsnd. KnlgbU Landtag;
XUrytTllle, Orovllle 7-6C*»
8-30A Port Costa. Msrtlnex. Aatloctt.
Byron. Tr»cy. Stockton. New-
mso. Los Baoo*. M«ndot«.
Armona. IUnfori. Vlsalia.
Porterrlll* 4^8»
t -30a Tort Costa. Latnrop. Modesto,
Merced. Fresno. Uoshen Juno
tlon, Usnford. Vlialls, Bakers-
oeld «-5Cj»
•JOAHlles. Sao Jo»e. UTerroore. Stoelc-
ton, (?Milton). lone. 8*crament«^
PUcerrille, MarjsTlUe. Calco,
Bed BlBff 4.2C»
IJOa Otkdsle, Cblnese. JamesMwn. So
nor*. Taolnmae snd Anuel* 4.?9s»
800a Atlantic Rzprcss— Osden »nd E«iV. 1120*
9 -50a Richmond. lUrtlnes »nd W*7
st»:toD» 8 50s»
10-OOATbe OrerUnd Limited — Ogden.
DenTcr. Omsba, Cblcago. • 20m
1000a Vsllojo 12J0»
10.00a Los Anrelas Passeaffer — Port
Costa. Martinez, Brron,- Traer.
Latfarop. Stock ion. Meree4,
Raymond. Fresno. Goaaen Juno-
y tlon. Ilanford, Lemoore, Vlsalla.
Bakertileld. Los An^elea /.TO*
I?.COht n»yw»rd. NHesaiKt Tvay Stations. 3. 23"
ti -OOP BvrracaentoIUTer Steamers. ttlOO?
3-30P UenVX W|a:er«. Saeraaento,
Wootllsad. Kn'sbts Laadlnc
M»ry«T:::e. Oro-rllle sod way
sutloas . 19-*0*
9-3Ct> Hay wari. Nlles and Way 8tatlcn».. 1&Q*
5-30PJfort Costa, MarUaes, Byron,
Tracy. Latnrop. Me- let to.
Merced. Bcrentla. Fre*ao and
W»y Stations Beyoad Port Cost* 12.73*
5-SCp Toieinlte Valley. Tf» Bertnda an4 *
TTswona _.._ • 50*
S-30P Martinet. Tmoy. Stockton. L«di... 10.20a
400p Martln«t,San Untnoa. Va!leJo,X»pa,
Ca!Uto(t». StoUildM. 9 20^
4 CCp 5llea. Tracy, Stockton. Lodl ...... 4.20*>
4-SOP Bayward. jllles. Irrtngtoo. Saa I t3.50*
Joae. Ltvernore } 111.50^.
S4)0PTbe Owl Limited— Newman. Loa
Bano*. M>-n'ici», Freano. Tnlara,
m 'Jl Bakersnelfl.LoaAnc«lea. 8^04
B.COp Port Cosu. Tracy, Stackeoa ,,, - 12 20*
tSMp Ilaywara. 5 lies aad Saa Joe* ..— . 7.20a
•¦OOP Hay ward. NJlf*M><l San Jam 9 SO*
643Of»Ka»t<-rn ExpreM— Ocdea. Dearer
Oimaka, til. Lcmls. Chicago an<t
East, rla J*jrt Coata. Balsnn,
Klxatra. Da»l». Saerameato, Col-
.„„ fax. Ken* . I.S0*
f .00p Yallelo, dally, ezcepc dsnday.... I y •<,—
7JJ0P Vallejo, Soaday cn!y «f 7 ' 601 "
7.00P Richmond, gas Pablo, Port Costa,
Uartlnei snd Way Stations 11-234
7-CGp Oregon & California Express— 8ao-
nmtnto. MaryaTllle, IlOikltBC,
PorUaod, Pugei Sound and Bast. S.804
S-OoPBeao Passenger— for* Coita. 6'il-
•nn, Klmlra, DaTts, Sacrameato, ,
Trnckee. Lake Taboe. and Way
Stations beyond Sacramento.... 7X0M
t.lOP Bayward. N lies and San Jote (Soar
dayoflly) 11-BOa
COAST LINE Oarr.w 4i«a«s).
m (Pool of Marfcet Btreet.)
7.45 a Baata Cruz ExfarsioniSnuday only) 8-10^
8-16a Newark. Ceaterrlile. San Joae,
Fe!t»a. B«alderCr««k. BlgBasta.
Santa Cruz and Way Stations... 6 55»
18-IBa AlTarado. Kewark, San Joae, Loa
Catos.Glenwaod, F niton. Boolder
J r ri Crttt. Biff Basin. Santa Crux.... g.10*
tZ>iS# Kewark, C'enterrllle. San Jose,
New Almaden.Los Oato4.Feltoa,
Hoaidrr Cr«ek. Santa Cms aad
Prtnetpal Way St»tlon» 1048*
4.1&P Newark. Sao Joae. Loa Oatoa and
way station* tS-BSA
4-15p Wrlgbt, Felton. Boulder Creek and
Saata Crnz. t atarday and Sunday #
m oa»y »8 6o>
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRYT"
Tiem SAN KV.A.X CISCO. Foot of Uarket 81 (SUpO
~r-:U »:0O 11:00 *.«. 1.00 3 00 5. lorn
From OAKLAND. Kuot of Broadway — t«:M» tf.»
tl:06 10:00 a.m. 12 CO 2.00 400 r.m.
COAST LINE (Sroad Uu ( ».
CT~ ( lblrd and Towaaend Streeu.)
B.10A StnJowind Way Station* 6 30»
17. OQa San Jo*o and Way Stations 6-40P
7.15a Monterey snd Santa Cruz Kxcsr-
ilon (Sunday only) 10^0»»
I.BOa Hew Almaden (Tnea.. Frkl, only), 4.1Qs»
I COa Tbe Coaster— Stopa only Saa Josa.
Gtlroy (connection for riollta-
ter). Pajaro, Caatrortlle (eon-
nectlon to aod from Monterey
and Paclflc Urore). Salinas. Saa
Ardo, Paso Heble*. Santa Mar-
garita. San Lais Oblspo, principal
stations tnence Surf (oonneetton
for Lompoe), principal stations
tbrnc* Santa Barbara.9 an Buana-
rsntura. MoDtalro, Omu-d, Bur-
bask. Lo« Angeles 10-41**
• .COa Saa Jom. Trea Finos. Capltola.
SantaCraz.PactfefirtTe.Sallnaa,
Ean Lais Obtspo and Principal
Way Stations 4-10*
10.30a Sin Jose and Way Stations 1.20P
11 -30a Santa Clara, San Jote. Los Oatos
aod Way Stations #-30s»
1.30P San Joae and Way Stations 8 36a
tS-00Pl>el Maate Kxprets— Santa Clara,
Ean Joan. Del Monte. Monterey,
Pacific Grove (ronneeta at Santa
Clara, except 6nnday. for Santa
Crnx. BooMer creek and Narrow
Game Points) 12-13*
I-30PP*ctflc Urore Way Paasensrr, Bqr-
ilDiratn*. Ssn Jose aad Way S'v
tlonii, connects at Gllror for II. -|.
lister, Trrs Plnos. at Pajsro for
Capttnla. Santa Crux at C*stro-
vllli- for Salinas. 10.45*
4 30p Sio Jose and Way Stations t3 CO*
T5 OOP Santa Clara, San Jose, Los Gatoa,
Wright and prtnclpal Way Sta-
tions (except Sunday) *9 CO*
(5-30p San Joie and Principal Way Stations 13.4Q4
6 460 Banset Express.— Kedwood. Pis
Joie.GUroy.9allnas.Paso Hoblea.
San Luis Oblspo. Ssnta Barbara,
Los Anajeles. Iteming-. Kl Paao,
Kew Orleaoa. New Vork. Con-
nects at Pajaro for Saata Crus
and at CantroTiil* for Paclflo
Grore snd Way stations 7.TBA
ff IEp EaDtlateo. Berenford.Belniont.sSaa
L'arloa. Kertwood. Fair Oaks,
MenloTark. Palo Alto t€ 4S»
6 IOp Can Jo«e aad Way Stations. 6.38a
S.OOp Pa'.u Alio »nd Way Stations 1U.l5-»
11.20P 6ouib»an Frimclsco. Mlllbraa. Bar-
llngsme, San Mnteo, Belmnnt,
San Carlos. Kodwood, Fair Oaks,
ilenlo Park, and Palo Alto 9.45»«
• U-JflP llayli«ld, Muuntaln View. Sunny-
Tale, Lawrence, Santa Clara and
San Jose t3.46»
A fur Mornlnic. P fur Aftarnooa.
lSondar excepted. t SaaJut oalr
a Saturday only. • Monday only.
)S;uB» M all stations 00 Sunday.
WOaJy trains stopping at Vaieacl* 3c soatkbonn4
sre»:lUA.n.. ~. vua. m.. 7:13 a. «.. ;1:JI'a. ji.. 1:jo*.m
? ;a< P. m. and b:CU r.H.
PTOSANRAFAEL
ROSS VALLEY,
MILL VALLEY,
CAZADERO, Etc*
Via SansaJlto r«rry.
suburban'seuvice. standard gauge.
Depart from San Francisco, week days, at
6-30 7-10 1Ao. 8:30 9:13 10:00. 11:00 a. m.
(11:40 a. ra. Sausalito only), 12:20, 1:45. 3:15.
4:00, 4:35 6:15. 5:50. 6:25. 7:15. 9:00. 10:20.
11-35 p m'. Sundays and legal holidays, depart
at' 710 7:45, 8:30 9:15. 10:00. 11:00. 11:40
a, m" 12:20. l:C0- i:45. 2:30. 3:15. 4:00, 4:33.
6:15. "5:50.' 6:23. 7:15. 8:15. 9:00. 10:20, 11:35
p in
'Arrive at San Francisco week days, 6: IT.
7:00, 7:35 8:15, 8:43, 9:35. 10:20. 11:05 a. m..
12:05. 1:25. 2:50, 3:*3 4:20, 0:03. 5:40. 6:13.
6:53. 7:55. 10:05. 11:25 p. ra. On Sundays and
legal holidays extra trains arrive at 12:45,
2:in%. S:5O p. m.
For Fairfax, week days, depart at 7:43 a. tn..
3-lS p m., 5:15 p. m. fex. Sat.). On Sunday*
and legal holidays at 7:45. S:30. 9:15. 10:0O.
11:00. 11:40 a. m.. 12:20. 1:00. 1:45, 2:30. 7:1S
and 8:13 p. m.
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a. m. dally— Cazadero and way station*).
9:15 a. m.. Sundays ocrj- — For Point Reyes,
3": 13 p. m. dally except Sunday— For Caza-
dero. ate. . '' _
5:15 p. m.. dally except Saturday and, Sun-
day—For Point Reyes, etc. ¦
7:15 p. m.. Sundays only— For Point Reye».
8:15 p. tn.. Sundays only— For Cazadero. etc.
TICKET OFFICE — H2B Market St.
FERRY — Union Perot*, foot of Market St.
Mt. Tamalpais Railway
Lfsto TU ftsSMlit* ttnj ArrtTe
San Fraucinco Ks«t «f iitUt St. San Frand»co
Week Sun- J-! 53»»«^ huu ' We « l
Days. days. J&ft&f&k. _' 1 *>!: V*?*.
T~8 307 f^aSii^ 12:4Br* 8:45l
10:00a VS3SSli$yJ 2:05pM1:05*.
10:00a 11:00a \tw«jn*T 3:35 r 3:35 i»
5-16 p 1:45 p >«<*X 6:15 r 10:05 1
I 4:35 P 8:50 P :
* Vis CriTity far. * TaaalpaU ts Bin Talisy.
Tickxt (826 Mabkjct St. (North Shore Railroad)
Orrices (and Sausauto Fkrry, Foot Market St.
TILE LAST OP THE EBB.
By Henry E. Rowland.
A page. of fiction that Is truly
fascinating In Its unique
conception nnd striking
situations.
NEXT SUNDAY CALXn
DEATH NOTICES.
tyrnf+nneA From Page Thirteen.
m. tiMXlrm of Zntaoifc e*»d « /e«» * ™*^J
lad 14 <UT«. <C2Jlc«*o *nd H* An*el««
fuUy invited to Mtend the KW+l "•"£2!
f o^^.Sf^rAs^rc^
405 Powell etreet. Interment Odd Fellow*
FITZSIMMOXS— In tb!« dty, £«>• "•.*?£;
Ellen, beloved daughter of £•»«?• <£*£?
Kitartmincnc, a natlv* cf County Cav*n.
Irrland, a«*d T3 jr*»r«. __-.»
fully invited to attend the funeral UMlay
<F*turd«y) at S:30 o'clock, from the parlora
of j!c O'Connor A Co.. TC7 Mls«lon street,
thence to St. Joseph 1 « Church, wherea re-
qutem hi«rh mass will b* celebrated for
the reiw*e of her eoul at 9 o'clock. Inter-
ment Holy Cross Cfmffry.
HC1XEMAN-— In thU dty. Jut>»" 1«. 1004.
Kwha Helneman. relict of H. S. Helnemsn,
*md beloved mother of Jacob, JoseDh H..
l^eon and Dfrtha Heineman. a natlv* of
Barchfeld. Prusata. a*ed 7" year* 3 month*
and ."• da>-«.
tyFrlenfl* and arcualntances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at 9:45 o'clock, from her late, resi-
dence, '1706 Baker rtrert. Interment Salem
Ometery. t>' electric funeral c*T from
nirfcteenth and Guerrero «tre«ti at 11
o'clock.
EIL1--In thl« c!tr. Jon* 18. l»04. Godfrey 8.
Hill buloved father of tin. Graham Menxlee
Mn' It M. niair, lire. Stewart Menile* and
•Tamei W. Hill, a native of Glaesow, Bcot-
land. ased C3 years.
CTlntennent ta-dar (BatorfaT> at Moun-
tain View Onvtory. Oakland, where funeral
servlcei will be held at 3 o'clock.
JACOBS — In this city. June 17. l&Ot. Florence
Janette Jacob*, beloved daughter of Louis
and Soplile Jaccba, a native of Ban Fran-
cisco. ec«*d 3 months.
JOXTTS — In Oakland. June 16. 1904. Sarah.
wife of VT. S. Jones, and mother of A. H..
W. B. and Annie A- Jones, 0> native of
Vale*. f-r«*d Cl years.
CTTrtends end acquaintances are- reypect-
ful!y lnv:le<J to attend the funeral pei-vlces 1
Sundty. Jun» 19. at 2:30 o'clock, at her late
residence. 1230 Magnolia street. Oakland. In-
terment private.
KEEXAN- In this city. June 1C, 1004. Mary,
beloved wife of the late Owen K»enan, and
mother of May. Susie and the late Joseph
Keenan and sister cf Mrs. McGowan. a
native of Cour.ty Cavtn. Ireland. ac*d 42
years.
UTtVIS— In Alatneda. June 17..19O4. John W.
L*e wle. a native of Enrland. ««1 63 years.
P^TFriends and acquaintances are respect-
full invited to attend lY<e funeral services
Saturday. June IS. at 2 o'clock, from th«
family residence. 2521 Central avenu*. A!a-
meda. Interment Mountain View Cemetery.
MICHEL.^— In this dty. June 17. 19O4. Wil-
liam K. MIcheM. dearly beloved husband of
Annie Michell. a native of Germanv. aped
65 years 8 months and 30 days. (Wisconsin
find Galena, III., papf-rs p!eae» copy.)
CTTri'-nds and acquaintances are respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), June 19. at 1 o'clock, from his
lste residence. "S Chenery etreet. thence to
Masonic Temnle. corner Post and Mont-
gomery *tre*ts." where servicee will be held.
cornmencir^ at 2 o'clock. Cremation Odd
Fellows' Cemetery.
15ORSK— In this dty, Jun« 17. 1904. Mra.
Josephine Morse, a. native of New Tork,
aped 38 years.
ISTTEBAT'MER— At Ix>* A!lsoi>. Suncl, June 17,
15**4. George 1^. Nuebaumer. dearly belored
husband of Florence A. Xu»baumer. and
brother of Albert and Emil Niubaumer and .
J!rf. VT. 'U'hitmcre, ared &2 years.
PACIITIGER— In the City and County Hos-
pital, June 17. 1'JO4. August Pachtlirer, a
native of Switzerland, • aged 40 years.
PITMAN— Sweetly pas^d away. June 16. 1904,
at his home. 17Sa Walnut street. Berkeley,
'¦"aptaln Ilenrj' Clark 1'itman. a native of
Ma^xachusetls, :¦=¦ - S3 years 3 months and
9 days.
EHEA— In this city, June 17. 1904. James, be-
loved son of Annie and the late James Shea,
a native of Pan Francisco.
ty The funeral will take place to-morrow
(Bunday). ct 12 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 1T75 Golden Gate avenue, thence to
Holy Cross Church. Interment private.
I'l»-a«e omit flowers.
EMITH— In this city, June 17. 19M. George
I*, trether of Mrs. Mathew Turner
of Jian Francisco and Francis Smith of
»"uramcnpa. Cal., a native of Maine, aped
OTJ y«-ars and ~ dayF.
Cy Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
• Saturday), at 11 o'clock, from the parlors
of Halsned & Co.. JHt! Mission etreet. Cre-
mation Odd Fellcvrs' Cemetery.
THOMI-sriX— In Lcs Gatos. Cnl.. June 17.
IIKH. William C, beloved son of Fanny and
the late William H. Thompson, and brother
of P. R.. H. G. and F. C. ThjmpFcn, a na-
tive of We« Vlreinia, aged 24 years 5
month* and 22 days.
Zy Friends and acquaintances an» respect-
fully Invited to attend the funeral to-morrow
(Sunday), at !<:45 o'clock, from the parlors
of !¦!¦¦¦! & Co.. ri+C Mission stro°t. Inter-
ment Cypress Lawn Cemetery, by 11:30
o'clock train from Third and Townsend
streets. - 0
B1EMANN— In this city. June 15. 190». Her-
man F. Tiemann. beloved husband of Anna
Tiemann. end father of Herman F. Jr. and
Hdna M. Tk-mann. a native of Hanover.
Germany, aced 41 years 2 months and 25
rtaye. A member of "TJureka Ix.ir- No. 213.
F. mid A. M.. of New Vork City: Nord-
deutscher Verein. and Beer Drivers' Union
of the Pacifx Coa-st.
C^Friends and acquaintances are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
(Saturday. June 1". at 2 o'clock, from the
parlors of H. F. Sufcr & Co., 1137 Mission
street, between Seventh and Kichth. under
the auspices of the Norddeutscher Verein.
Infrment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
TI'TTLK— In this city. June 1G. 1904. at her
residence. 2TUS Pacific avenue. Emma Tuttle.
wife of Cartain Francis Tuttle, United States
Revenue Cutter Service.
C7Funcral rervices at residence 2918 Pa-
olflc avenue, at 2 o'clock. Saturday, June 18,
Interment private.
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