THE SAN/FRANQSGO 'GALL, TUESDAY, SERFEMBER 5, 1905, 11 WEEPS ALONE AND PRAYS LAYDOWN LIVES ENGLISH STYLE CHURCH BUILT OF FOOTBALL FOR RETURN OF BABES. TO BE PLAYED TO SAVE OTHERS IN SINGLE DAY .^zz^^tT^l.,,.,.,^. Infants and Children. \u0084 B" For Mrs. Sands Blames Husband Captain and Six of Sevona ?s Congregation Does the Work Crew Die Heroes' Deaths ancT Prayer Service Is Held 1 in a Lake Superior Storni -in the .Edifice at Night —— p — ,^H \u25a0••\u25a0\u25a0*4Ww w. ."."'<\u25a0 WwMQIII- WOIIEXEEACH THELAND EVERY SHINGLE PLACED U^lheStoiaa^aiidßkJwSsof flBOEtTS tllB M \ Sunivors Send TugXto the Women Encourage the Men Wreck, but No Ti-ace Is With Refreshments and ° Found of Gallant Seven Carry Nails anil Hammers Promotes DigesUon.Cheerfi^ H • Xp ness andßestContains neither gLM%fJf *I Opium.Morphine nor>fin£raL \m nVIf BAYFIEL.D, Wls., Sept. 4.—Eleven of KANSAS CITY, Sept. 4.—The"member» Narcotic. #l\ I\J the crew of the steamer .Sevona were, of /the / Afniourdale Baptist Church built >*ot to_\\\K^ drowned when the steel steamship was a church to-day, and held prayer" service \m* wrecked on Sand Island Reef in Lake in it this evening at 7 o'clock. The new Superior late Friday night. Eleven others churchy is at Tenth street and Euclid ave- rescued, were including nue, in City, It was con- \u25a0 the remainder Kansas ; Kans. fimipimStti- v • of the crew and four women. structed entirely by the members of the IVm 1I The story of the Gisaster is as thriving church. Last week -the .materials were a tale of shipwreck on the .Great Lakes hauled to the' ground, and early this *>imS~**~ I i« A ll^t If) as' has ever been told. Seven of,the dead morning al! of the able-bodied male mem- HI offered their lives as a sacrifice for :the bers -of the congregation . began work. fessia*. 1 I|\ |B-i» rest of the twenty-two on board the ill- "Uncle" years old, was gave Steve Allen. 74 fated ship. Of those'for whom they placed at the head of the workers. When their lives four are dead. The rest reach- "Uncle" Steve said "nail," everybody ed shore after a night of~buffeting by the- nailed, and the little church' seemed to Aperfecl Remedy forConstipa- 11 |(V WWU waves in an open boat. rise out of the ground. fion,Sour Stonvach, Diarrhoea I Those who save their lives for their The church is 24 by 40 feet in dimensions 'M \kj shipmates were: Captain E. S. McDonald, 200 persons. The building Worms .Convulsions .Feverish- Northeast, and will seat . M\ if LnV fillft X Pennsylvania; First Mate was shingled and ready for use at 6 ness and Loss of Sleep, [m Lewis Darwin. Medina. Ohio; second \J* I UV U I popi;lar• captain of the ekg- o'clock this evening. IU mate, name ur -own, shipped at Cleve- lish football team, which "This church -will.be known as -tHe Fac Sinute Signature oF \\ land on lasc trip; wheelman, name un- WILL PLAY HERE. \u25a0 . Baptist Chapel." •>? known, Split-Log Mission said shipped at Cleveland on last trip; Mr. Streeter as.he stopped for a fevs- mo- Thirty Yparc two watchmen, names unknown, shipped c I Special Dispatch to The Call: ments to rest. He had been sawing. at' Cleveland on last trip; wheelman, "Yes, indeed," he continued, "this is a III11 IdalO name unknown, has brother LJf named LONDON, Sept. 4.— Sir Charles Sharpe novel as well as an economical way.of Denny at Buffalo drydock, shipped at Kirkpatrick iwill captain " " act as of the building a church. -This is the second• Cleveland.' / English football team which is going church, we have built this way." Those who were probably drowned .In to. play a series of interesting maitnfs Then the pastor resumed sawing, signi- the effort to reach shore were: in Canada and the United States. He fying that the interview was at an end. Fireman, ;name unknown, shipped at is fellow, ——' a big- with a genial smile and Three years ago to-day the same con- MM Cleveland on August 23; Van Vleek, puts a amount of weight gregation IEXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. jgg \u25a0 jf% I \u25a0\u25a0 13 1 oiler, Erie, Pa.; oiler, unknown, terrible into built a similar church. When •--• Jf% name the ball every time his foot comes in big came the little house of . : . \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 shipped at last trip; the flood F^™lf!flSTflßlA- Cleveland on deck- contact with it.He is a player, worship tkieorrawH mom**irr.tttw »««« err*. hand, unknown, versatile was wrecked. name from. North- who earned high honors at the game, women of the church gave dinner east, Pa. The and is good ai almost everything in the hard-working laborers. After Sevona, a big vessel, was to the The ten-hatch way fo athletics. The ancestral prop- luncheon the women decided to stay and bound from \Allouez to Erie with ore. erty is situated in Dumfriesshire, Scot- They nails !and Four board, including help the men. carried A WOM.WS GUTITTDE. women were on land, Closeburn, encouraged •\u25a0 ALLEGED \ cook, but the old mansion of hammers and the worker*. INSURANCE the wife of the C. H. Clucky. The built by the tirst Baronet— the creation A Woman AVrlte* la Praise others were aboard as guests of the SWINDLER" Moutala 9C dates trom 165S— was burned through "CAUGHT Xervbro'i Hcrplclile. owners and were: Mrs. S. F. Spencer, the J MOKE FIGHTS EXL.IVEX . Jones of Erie, William carelessness of drunken servants in IN HAVANA **For several years Ihave been trou- Miss and Mis. ' 174S and never CAMPAIGN dandruff, causing: Phillips - rebuilt. Sir Charles re- Fugitive From Pittsburg Is bled with me much of Buffalo. at Hill, is annoyance, and my became- very- Friday sides Forest in London. Ke Liberals and Moderate* Claah at Politi- hair the steamer ran into the teeth 31 years old ajid represents the Taken Into Custody thin. Ihave uaed^fewbro's Herpicfde of the northeaster and was wrecked on main cal Meet lug and Several Shots \ for a month and the dandruff has en- line of the family, to which the Em- . Are Exchanged. Sand Island Reef while running for press inNewYork. tirely disappeared and my hair Is be- Eugenic belongs; Lady Kirkpat- Sept., 4.—During a street coming: much heavier than formerly. shelter. rick, will accompany her husband, HAVANA. the captain found that there was who demonstration by Liberals at Guana- NEW-YORK. Sept. 4.—Upon the request New hair la growing where there was When is well known in English society Gomez, where, none and Iam very thankful to you for no chance for all to try and reach shore, and bacoa last evening, 'at which of the police of Pittsburg. It is w.*iundoubtedly make many friends on presi- the benefit Ihave received from New- he called for volunteers to stay on the the Fushlonist candidate forth« explained, he was wanted to answer to a brVs Herpiclde. Very trulyyours.- ship. More than half the the trip. dency, other political leaders, were Mar- FOSTER, crew volun- team has taken the and charge of embezzlement. Arthur G. "MRS. C. B. teered. Finally the captain, the two The appropriate twice engaged in tights with Moderates, shall, a ,broker, 40 years of age, wa3 "Na 935 Utah Aye.. Butte, Mont." others, sailors, name' of the "Pilgrims," a name that throwing and city to-night- by leading druggists. Send 10c mates and four who were wias there was much stone takerj Into custody In this Sold obligation by famous in the early days of associ- were fired. The occu- been an active In stamps for sample to The Herpicld* under no to stand a sink- ation years several shots Marshall Is said to have Detroit, Mich. At leading drag ing ship, were selected risk their lives football in England thirty pant of a carriage was seriously the Lafayette, North American Co.. to ngo, and the revival of the title has official of stores or sent prepaid T from Detroit. for the safety of the rest. wounded by a revolver bullet and six and Duquesne Mutual Fire Insurance j Mich., upon receipt of $1.00. given much pleasure to a large number were injured by missiles. Through agents In New Engineer Phillippi was one of the vol- in this other persons companies. unteers, but Captain refused of enthusiasts "country. The York and the principal cities of the Unit- McDonald chief object of the popu- alleged to allow him to remain on board, order- visit is to THE WATER ed States and Canada, he Is to BEADACHE larize the English style of . game, in WILL UTILIZE CUHE SICK ing him to take command of the ship's OF THIIEE SOUTHERN 'RIVERS have written J2.000.000 of fire Insurance ICARTERSl which kicking is the chief feature, and and to Pittsburg. bouts which were to take the women running then have left Genuine Must Bear with the ball; is entirely bar- Concern, Capital ol Sept. 4.—A. G. Marshall, Wrrru- ashore. red. Among "Pilgrims" Philadelphia With PITTSBURG. Signaturt Saturday morning the storm-tossed the will be in- $10,U00,000, to Supply Mexico with Frank Dunbar. Is facing many ITIVER Fao-Simila —- some of best, players alleged PILLS. _^ party was at cluded the in the City With Electric Power. charges In connection with the g . washed ashore Little Sand country. plays regularly American, Bay. Here they found a homesteader, Fred.Milnes CITY, he swindle In the North " the La- for the league team of Shelfield— a MEXICO. Sept. \u00844.—T Mexi- the'Duquesne Fire lnsurance who led them to a farm two miles in the club Company, a Phila- fayette and that has won the championship more can-American Power companies. The men disappeared more interior. The men were so exhausted once— one : the delphia concern, with an authorized they could hardly walk. than and of finest full- $10,000,000 grold. operating than a week ago. when a receiver was >BfgyN; backs in the country. Milnes is in busi- capital' of look Into the books of the Then, while the rest of the party was under a New Jersey charter, has been appointed to for the farm, engineer ness with his father as an iron founder companies and wind up their -affairs. a cared at the and at Owleston, near organized and is preparing to utilize receiver, and At- J WOMAN" WHO IS HEARTBROKEN BECAUSE HER HUSBAND HAS SPIRITED one of the farmers set out with a team Sheffield. He is a of three rivers in \u25ba Harry E. Holman. the (l PATENTSI SHE fair-haired young fellow the water power the Kahle, an ex- HER BABES AWAY. ASSERTS THAT HIS CHARGES THAT SHE HAD for Bayneld, where the fishing tug Har- of splendid near Toluca, and torney; Frederick L. after ABA.VDOXED THEIR HOME AXDTHE CHILDREN ARE UNTRUE. physique, and BOjfond is ho State of Mexico will books, said to have row or the Booth line started out for the of the game power into this city amination of the" are that he' has been known, to play six send an electrical one of the largest Insurance swin- scene of the wreck with a party of fif- estimated at horsepower. Itis found strenuous matches in as 7many days. 90.0Q0 has been exposed In Pitts- Out Inher bare home at 804 McAllister teen men, headed by Engineer Phillippi. } expected-that -part- of, the- new plant dies that Jever -The star player of:the"team Is un- burg. Ftxeet a lone woman Is crying and pray- PECULIAR ACCIDENT The trip took two hours in" the tetjth of will be in operation tois ,year?, the • doubtedly Vivian J.- Woodward of/ the Marshall and Dunbar are charged with ing for speedy two northeaster. . Hotspur > of the return of her ba- tug the scene Tottenham Club, London. !having been the heads the defunct Somewhere, TO A LITTLE GIRL When the reached of the Laundry. 100* West- bies. either ina hiding-place wieck only a few spars' and the after Woodward is by far and away the best Try the United States •- companies, and Slla3 M. Kunkle of in San Francisco or on board an east- center forward in England at the pres- Muriel aire«rt. Telephone Soulti 420. moreland brought suit against them for Stubs one' hundred feet of the Sevona were left. time; indeed, »0,000. simi- bound flyer, these two little tots are sob- Toe and Falls Head There was no trace of th< . captain nor of ent it is doubtful Ifthere the embezzlement of Other has ever been a better. : Woodward lar suits have been entered, amounting in bing their hearts out for soothing ca- the four in the small boat, and they are is any First Into Hole for"Tele- unduubtedly lost. a very graceful and. yet a very, tricky back who is good enough for team. the aggregate to $40,000. resses from "mamma." Every now and . player. H« has had all the highest Baron yon Relffeinstein, who accompa- It is said that an 'examination of the then the mother ceases her weeping and referee, is one of Lon- Insurance companies SHIPPING SUFFERS honors bestowed upon him by hia coun- nies, tne team as 'books -'of. the three prays fervently for strength to bear her HEAVILY. try. has played don's leading sportsmen and a most ge- shows that there is more than $1,000,000 UKIAH. Sept. 4.—The little daughter He njjalnst Scotland. through her trouble, while 10 her friends and Much Ireland and Wales and has only nial ftllow. outstanding in premiums, with nothing the pours pitiful tale of W. H. Cassner Is just recovering Many l.lrm Property Lost In once forth a of cruel de- from Lake Superior Storm. been on the losing side. Woodward is a After tilling their Canadian engage- to pay the claims.' certion and deceit on the part of her the effects of a peculiar accident. While — Londoner, and by "Pilgrims" will play at De- DULUTH, \u25a0 Sept. 4. Eighteen or business he is an ments the bttsb&sd. returning from an errand to town IS; Louis, Sep- she twenty were lost und architect. troit September 17 andy St. ULTIMATUMTO MOROCCO This unhappy mother Is Mrs. Ina Sands. stubbed her toe against lives property J. D. (Notts -a,' 24 25; Chicago, September TIME one of the new valued at half a million dollars sacri- Barnadale Forest) and R. tember 1 and CARRIES A LIMIT *ifeof the man who took the two babies telephone poles and fell head first Into E. Houn«ne!d (Derby County) are also 29 and 20; Philadelphia, October 5. Sand tt- police headquarters on Sunday after- the ficed in the furious storm that swept players very in York on to the Demands hole that had been dus to receive Superior Sunday and of the first class. They rcg* 7. and v.-ill wind up New Octo- Sultan' Mn»t Accede noon and there said that hi.s helpmeet pole She wedged in closely, over Lake Sun- u'.arly appear In Sir who has of- of France Before the was day night. The gale was the most de- first league football ber 13. Ernest Cochrane. To-Dar had left him with the little ones on hi3 and, owing to the depth hole, every week during the season, anil, challenge cup to be played Passes. Sands, of the structive to lake shipping that has been bar fered a 5523 — People go to hands He is E. S. and last night could not extricate herself. Boys accidents, .-they are bound in for between English. American and Cana- Morocco. Sept. 4. The he to The Call offlce to that that experienced in many. years. Besides the the course TANGIER. came state were playing near "by heard her cries and of time to get their international taps. dian teams, will sail for America on Sep- French ultimatum fixes a time limit, he was leaving for the Kast with finally wreck of the steel steamer, ijevonu, the the the located the little one and rescued Pretoria, of B;iy City. R. -H. HounsflUd Is one of the swiftest tember 13 and will be present at expiring on September 5. Ifthe French children and to ask that his wife be her. schooner Mich./ forwa*ls playing in ths game Philadelphia :and New York. is expected that was sunk oft Outer Island and five of, In Eng- cam's in legation withdraws. It '"roasted", for her actions. He said that land, and his electric rushes are always the British Minister, who, fully sup- he would gr> aged aunt, her crew drowned. She -was the larg- to his uncle and 1 to the demands, also will AETNA rouse SPRINGS calculated' WRECKAGE STREWS BEACH. est Bailing ship on fresh water, and enthusiasm ofthe MONKEY IN POSSESSION ports the French- Kear Admiral Sands and wife, who,, he spectators.- He is quite a [ —' RAILROAD STATION A popular "outbreak is ex- a crew of eight men. The youth, and he! OF A withdraw. to rest or for alleges, reside in Cincinnati, Ohio. Cabin Hatchea and Shlp'a carried Is to ;more, money pected a naval or mili- Either story Furniture schooner carried said have than he IfFrance makes THe of the -wife is far different Found on Lake Superior's Shore. Olive Jeanette." which knows what to do with. \u25a0\u25a0 . , CITY, lowa. Sept. 4.—For A feeling of panic a crew of seven men, is also thought ' . .. SIOUX tary demonstration. . a good time. Dress from that the husband has told. She PEQUAMING. Mich., Sept, ' . C. W. Storey comes of a family well more than an hour a monkey held pos- prevails .and most of the stores are . j-ays person 4.-Wreck- to have gone* down. The Pretoria here, that she ts the who has been age consisting of cabin hatches and ship^s . known in Liverpool commercial circles. session of the. Milwaukee station closed, owing" to conflicts In the secondary im- from steamer was cruelly treateo and left to live as best broke loose the that being "Pilgrim," finally bclnjr out of the grounds followers is of furniture has been found fifteen miles off towing her during the Besides a he is a "Co- driven suburbs between the' " of Ral- she could. "He left me on last Friday." Portage storm. The rinthian," a very, fine player. employes after worsting a bis po- other entry on Lake Superior, indi- Olive Jeanette. it is believed, went to and' J. E. by sull and tribesmen. portance. Fhe said yesterday, "after threatening to cating that an unknown ship Raine and C. Cooplar.d are clubmates of liceman, the janitor and- an express- kill me many times. Sunday re- foundered the bottom about ten miles from Por- monkey On I In the great storm of Monday E. .A. Milton, the Saltley. College man. The threw stones at the YORK. Sept.-*.— A carya of TOOO sacks ' ceived a telephone message him— morning. tage entry. A mass of wreckage was Mllnes./ all-passen- NEW Seed for booklit- Aetna from Some of. the wreckage ,marked "Olive"' boy,' is a splendid- shot at goal and a sure windows and mirrors and of sugar was" brtrogM to New York to-day from the rent was due that day—and he told sighted by the steamer- Juanlta near Prtn« Line Cas- indicated that the was scorer when anywhere near. gers attempting to enter.VThe ape was Rio Janeiro on th» ste»m*lll!> Springs (Ca, Napa Co« Cil- lost boat the Olive point,' although identity 3 me to meet him at Hayes and Octavia A basket, however, that and the -Walmeslyy. J. Bymning-and finally into submission by tUlan l»rlnce. This Is.said to be Rio Janeiro" Jeanette. marked "F. of the ship completely E. Nuttall clubbed the shipment of fuyar to the United States. A ———— ttreetF and he would pay me the money. has not been es- - badly hurt during first W. Gllchrist." was picked up, and there Is have distinguished themselves in Cup policeman, who was large crop *ugar?and low prices; at home T— —, Ileft in the house tablished, there seems little doubt ; . - of - the two children and a steamer by that name which was on that ties before, now. \. The first named Is a the fracas. were the causes assigned for the shipment. went to see him. He was not there, nor it was the Olive Jeanette. This schoo- THE LOCATION ANX> CT.TMATE AT the lake at the time. Reports from in tow of the steamer did he appear during the three hours that Houghton state that cabins, small ner was L. R. Iwaited there for him. boats Doty, when^the latter/ vessel- was lost and other parts of a vessel has been 1 "When Icame back home the children washed aßhore in Bay. with her entire crew on Lake Michi- QEIQLED Keweenaw but gan years ago. were gone, and my neighbor told me that no name on the wreckage. a few SPRINGS»> my had there is The storm at times husband come and taken them storm, which was the most The reached the pro- police they severe 0" portions of a hurricane and An ao beautiful that SO gnetta arc nuw ileep- away. Iran? up the and LaKe Superior in years, badly damaged the lngr out open. Natural bat fcatSs ant he new CtiEVAL MISS ON SHAVINIi DRESSING SECRETARY in the told me that had come and gone, and pier and Portage stanchest steel vessels were wonderfal stomach waters. Swlmmlas pond.. were gone. the breakwaters at en- run for in more or $12 p«r wa«k. BatUa rr»». \hat the babies Idid not try, and the lighthouse was blown forced to shelter' Rates. >10 *cd what ldo not now. into battered condition. The new Bocklets at PECK'S. 11 Montgomery. or.H. H. know to do— know Ithe lake. .less steel MIRROR B OK CASE STAND TABUE BO X CASE McGOWA.V. Setx!«r. Lak* Co.. Cat. do not know where he is. nor what he steamer Stackhouse arrived. at the Soo trip her ; has done with our little ones. Ihave WANTED FOR on her first with hatch covers prayed and asked help from GUARDIAN so badly sprung that water, poured con- $ " THE ORIGI.VAL, cried and MILLIONAIREFARMER the police, but Ihave not neard from Mr. tinuously into the hold. One of the $1 $1 left me cents crew was washed $1 $X% WHITE SPRINGS, Sands. He with 35 and the Wife of Irving D. Smith of South Da- overboard. The 1 SULPHUR Mather, 9 HELEXA..\AP.V CO. 1 1 been 9 ST. rrnt to pay. Ihave here since Sun- whaleback steamer. . 9 kota Declarett Husband In Men- Simuel : that I also lost one of her :crew , Po'isbcd oakease'j '*v' , T Mahogany finish.1 Golden oak, pol- Entirety, lenovated tnd r«tu'nlJ!iel- twice, supported myself , CREW DHOWXED. evfry mirror, every •ens«r and once I and Jll sorts of purposes. To date Smith v Every shaving stand, every dressing tab' e. cheval *ru Improvements. Passengers far Lakvport ef tne little ones for nearly a year. was has donated to his and DULUTH;Minn., Sept. 4.—lt Bartle tt Springs, call tor tickets by Bartlet: He wife relatives was defin- Enrtogs Stage Lin*. Tickets can be purchased arrested twice— once for larceny once aggregate* of here to book case, every secretary book case tabourettesV music and Ry.. and an 10.436 acres valued at itely learned rnlgnt;. that the at offlce of California N. W. <»O 'Market tar torg^ry—uvit he was acquitted both $679,200. sunken schooner near Outer Isiand; Isi;the at." or »t Tlburon ferry. .. • cabinets, , * .. times. We have lived in many differ- Pretoria.". Five of :her. crew of ten were parlor parlor d-sks. Two thousand pieces inall^ .-> MILLER HOWARD. PrapV ent places under many diff/rent names. AFTER CHASE drowned; by the capsizing ARRESTED " of the 'yawl in From races my husband drifted to cards. THROUGH MANY LANDS crew * ; On a tabourette you'll save from one to four dollars, on a book case v. ia.i.. .TOCALbmr\ »arta c«. which the took refuge when the Hotel; We would stay in one town until people boat began to founder. The fivesurvivors Bertrand flrsi-class accommodations; lost confidence in him, and then to Former lowa Politician, Charged With from five to thirty-five dollars and lifcereductions through ten complete iines^ ipeclal raws for families and partiaa: ashing, move were by the heroic hunting, beating, j Forgery 940,000, rescued efforts of John bathing: beautiful drtv«» i another. That is what caused all the of Is Caught.br Irvine, keeper of the Outer)lsland ;light, Btar Valley: telephone. JOSEPH F. BSft. trouble between us." . Chtcngo Police. . crew IKAND.ior North Shore Ry. nfflce. 830 Mar- — his "assistant. The lost \u25a0 search, and ' control ket «t^ every Thursday. 2 td -t p. The story of Mrs. Sands Is supported CHICAGO. Sept. 4. A which the yawl and were spilled m. Hay. help- of all " into the Matting on hand to-day at 15c a yard; in rolls!bf 20 or yards. hy her neighbor. Mrs. who Is had lasted for more than a year and - j were ;lmniedlately, 4^) through lake. Five' drowned OWN SUMMER HQME tN CAMP Ing Lhe young: woman Inher trouble. Mrs. which had extended Curopu, but the others clung- to "the^overturned - SLEEKER says that will go and United States, f j v UOVTSTAIXS OF SONOMA CO. Sar.ds «he to work here Mexico the culmin- ,They were; 800 feet from;. 1 or in Equable climate; '. to-day boat. shore. |. XoMail Telephone Orders Wilt Be Accepted for Artic.es Advertised BUILDING SALES. | ! lots 910 up; cottages bntlt In San Francisco. She does not think ; ated in the arrest of D. R. Wil- John .Irvine,, the llghtkeeper, \;observing" t |3u up: stores, hotels, post and phone: i*joolo:s that her husband had money enougrh to j son,* formerly a prominent politiclaiut plight the sailors, «old; too cottases built; San KrancJsco Agenu. the of launched his'own Uontsamary po East. In the meantime the heart- j Shenahdoah, lowa, Wilson Is charged boiling sea, ROWLEY 4 PACKARD. 323 'st.. boat In:the with the help/of or M. C. MEKKER. Sonoma County.. broken woman is looking anxiously for with forgeries amounting $40,000. : of bla assistant, and saved them at great ...... ones. the return of the' little which amount- the First National Kink > SUMMIT HOTEL, Santa Cms Shenandoah, lowa, risk. ' " ' '^''- ' Mi« 4 — \u25a0 of Is the principal Bl^Bßft. Bsß \u25a0BbH V-'^S BBBBBB^IBBr^ 'EB sH' \u25a0^\u25a0BbBBbJ BBBBM Altitude 1900 tft.."Open all th» year." Loog- ANNIVERSARY OF FOUNDING . loser. Wilson made desperate res'st-! TWO KILLED.AND"SIXTY dlstdncs* telephone.'- dally mall. All kinds o; OF MISSION IS CELEBRATED ance when ;arrested and denied his -\u0084-\u25a0' INJURED BY THE BOMB outdoor sports :ftrsV.class table:, thoroughly identity. " . enJoyaWe- family resort. -Rates.- notai. eottaa»i YNEZ, and t»nts. $S. 110 and $12 p*r week.. Specul SANTA Sept 4.—The one BARCELONA. ;Spain, Sept. V. 4.'—The to families and craha/ -Fr«e 'bus to alt train*. hundredth anniversary of the founding: stop; number of persons injured Yby the bomb :PECK'S BUREAU. 11 Montgom«ry «t-. S. W. , : C- ;DUER. Proo^ .Wrteb.ta.-CaU':-. of the mission at Santa Ynez was cele- Shoes to match your dress at Burns',• explosion ori the .'marine' jparade here M. yesterday. More than 20©0 Geary street. yesterday afternoon is now.v fixed \u25a0, at brated here . 112 % BBDWOOD 'rctRE.IT-^Bullt \u25a0 amonx to \u25a0 Only.'i women v were i'E persons gathered in-the old edifice gixty.' . two ; killed. beauutu! Th« sa«st location In *aat* memory police - have FURNITURE trove*.'- fath- lowa, Sept. ;the Mia. fruit la :a.SutU*ac«- honor the of the mission MASON• CITT." 4.—.The lowa Odd The ..failed^to~:locatel: .Crux . Cream . and . " ers laid the foundations of the Fellows' Home at Mason City burned to the culprit: and; the ;jexcitement ' 'Hons* cooking. ":' 6 wimxnlas tank .and other who • ground : S? and Mper w*ek. Book- ser- la«t night. Forty-five children and at :the '. scene !of,the "outrage. : .The '. ex- Market, Street, &Sius«tu«nu.^ Rates church in the Golden State. One ,* 1 . Opposite Bureau mailed. Phone* or *d- thirteen ajred person* \u25a0wen* taken out. just"In 1039 let at Peck's or English an- . plosion' caused, great in Gllroy. t Cai. ;(A. W. mon was preached In and time by a fir*~ drill, which undoubtedly saved destruction. the Mc^i^ drtsa R», F. WAHHiM. > otfeer In Spanish. their Tl1111 jmifflljTPllilJJiJMiJlfflMffiiinTOfffflßl