LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 28, 1905.

W. W. ASTOR BUYSITALIAN VILLABEARS NAME OF LES ROCHES

GRISES

FUNERAL OF MRS. YOEGER

PpwMal Cabl« to Th« HeraM.hAPLGS, May 27.—Owing to the rail-

way strike the Duca U'Aost.i, who hudintended arriving tomorrow, has post-poned his journey. The Duca andDuchcssa d'Aosta, with their children,

\u25a0will reside at the royal palace of Capo-

dlmonte during their visit to Naples,which will not be of very long dura-lion, as the duca willbe called to Romeat the end of the year as general In-spector of cavalry.

W. W. Astor acquired during his lastsojourn at Sorrento Baronessa La-bonla's villa, Les Roches Grlses, andthe neighboring old Jesuits' convent,

which he Intends to alter greatly,

building a fine residence on the lovely

cliffat the Gulf of Naples.Principe and Princlpessa dl Sonnlno

Colonna and family intend spendingthe bathing season at Poslllppo, andhave therefore been here lately lookingfor a villa.

Millionaire Intends to Erect a Fine

Residence on the Cliff Over-

looking the Gulf ofNaples

WILL ALTER OLD CONVENT

The funeral of Mrs, Maggie Toeger,

of 771 Central avenue, who died Wed-nesday morning, after an illness of fiveweeks, will be held at the German

Lutheran church, Crocker and Agathastreets, at 1:45 o'clock this afternoon,followed by Interment ln Evergreen

cemetery. .The funeral sermon willbe delivered

by- Rev. Mr. Scholz. The music willconsist of songs by the Hermann sis-

ters and Mrs. Bryson and Miss Lack-wood. An orchestra willrender "Sun-beams and Shadows," and, while thefriends view the remains, \u25a0will playa selection entitled "Hearts and Flow-ers."

Mrs. Toeger -was a sister of Mrs. H.Schoneman, was 40 years old and a

native of London, but had resided inLos Angeles for the past eighteenyears.

This AfternoonRemains to Be Interred at Evergreen

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Mrs. A. Williams, 233 Tremont street, Boston, Mass., medicines, nothing seemed to lilt my time to take in case of a cold or when something to restore my health andwrites: case unt|| | too |< peru na, and this was one is feeling worn out and tired. Mrs. P. P. Zelnert, 824 North Dayton street, Madison, strength.

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' rewarded for my efforts by being restored into a heal- Burlington, Vt., Vice President Bureau"Peruna came like a veritable godsend into »nr "Isleep the night through, while be- left me Pale > weak and nervous. thy woman, instead of a miserable, sickly being with of Exchange, writes:

home. Igradually grew better with the use of eight fore Icould not sleep longer than an "Peruna was recommended to me. I no desire to live. "Your medicine Is an Ideal woman'sbottles and within four months Iwas completely hour at a time. kept growing stronger and in three 'Igiveitmy best Indorsement and hope that it may medicine and by far the beat Ihavecured. Ihave enjoyed excellent health ever since." "1 am thankful to Peruna for my months Iwas in my usual normal con- benefit many." \u0084''.., known to restore lost health and„„___„_______„„____

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