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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-01
SAN FRANCISCO call"

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL
10 Market street, open until u O'Clock every
night IN the year .--...-. -.
BRANCH OFFICEs-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until $50 O'Clock. -:
$50 Hayes street. open until $50 o'clock
6l5 Iarkin street: open until $50 O'Clock.
. SW. corner sixteenth and Mission streets; open
nntil O'Clock. i: r. :. - -.
~124S Mission street; open until 8 O'clock.
2519 Mission street. open until o'clock.
:. 1877 Ninth street; open;until9 30 O'Clock.
1905 Polk street; open until 30 o'clock.
NV. corner Twenty-second and kentucky
streets; open till O'clock. =: -. -. =
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks continued TO rise yesterday, the
advance extending all along the line occiden al
sold up to 81 4 Ophir TO soc, Chollar to S4c Con-
hdence 10 81 10, Potos to Ate, Norlros 10 81, and
so on.
The Mexican assessment falls delinquent in Of
fee to-day.
Local interpretations dsbursed dividends during
the mast month as
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Stockings were unknown in Bible times.
Literature first mentions them as having
been worn in Italy about the year HOO
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CLOSING Quotations.
TUESDAY. August 3l-4FM.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, August sI-2 N.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
- p: Bid asked. Bid asked
T Is coup. l12 IlG54lU 4sres..s 1ll34 l213
IL new issue Ia 49, - 49,
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ArTEnNooS sEss1oS-2:so
REerrAR srss1oN-lo:s 30

Following were the safes in the Pacific Stock
board yesterdaY: =.
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A FRENCH AND GERMAN SECOND GIRLS
I $40 and 1926: English or Germ :nurst, S25 .
cha BERNARD and sewing, 400; COOKS German
style, $25 and $50; laundress, hotel, S25; 2 res
taprant mattresses, 1926 and So week; restaurant
cook, IS a week; and a large number of girls for
cooking and homework. ]. +. CkosETT & CO.;
81 8 Sutter st. -. /. -: -. -. -.
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"A SUMMARY Of the dlvIdends fOE August conn

Assessments Tending. ~
Following is list OF ents now psnriny.
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: GIRLS. COOK AND HoUSEwoRK, SIS; 8
- girls. cook and homework, 500; = girls COO k
and housework, s25: j.: p. JOHN SrON: 81 Co.,
b72 Broadway, Oakland. -. -:
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aNOUNG EASTERN LADY WITH SMALL
i capita. out of position, would like busin.
partner Pow ell St, room 8. ~ II
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NEAT MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. GENERAL
~ housewOrk. Modesto, $50 :; wa tress plain no
tel near city, sl5: waitress. country hotel. 81 IS,
fare paid: woman for al house work. San NJ g.
teo County, $25, ana other places. NJ URRAY q
READY, leading employ ment. agents, 634-6S6
Clay -. e; =: d
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TX O0n REDWOOD TIES TO CUT, FARE
i IC.OUO paid, &c each; tools and 1000 fur
nshed; 20 .ea stert and laboeers, city and conn
try Jobs, $40 81 60. 81 50 dar7 and sc q
month and found. MURRAY d READY, 634
and 636 Clay st. :: - 49, -:
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK IL
w cottage; three grown persons: wages %
1908 O'Faireli ST.. ~ : T..
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C,ooDPA NTs-FINIsHERs WANTED: ALSO
NJ apprentice Famous Pants Company, 20
Kearny street 8 o'clock -. -..' ~: .s
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A TTRACTIVE: YOUN,, LADY. STRANGER
n in city, wants good positions widowers home
or country no ell preferred X DOM 2, 12O1a Geary
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COOK. OAKLAND, S25: HOUSEGIKL, 2 IN
VI family. $25: waitress SIS seconi girl SIS;
cook. $50: young ri. light work, SIS; middle
ag woman housekeeper, country. $50, and q
great many other girls MRS. NOnTON, 3l5
suffer ST.. - :
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w ANIED-AN IXPERIENCED STATION
w agent for private rail- road. references, $50 to
$50 month, steady position; responsible patty
sureri nj end ent for cotton pentaton in Mexico
must understand cotton cultivation, etc. W: d.
EVER & CO, 626 Clay ST. II -. 49,. -.
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ED-DRESSMAKER; BOARD AND
y. lodging given and naf profit Please call II 81
Mission st. - .:-:.'... ~. -
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HELP wANTED-continued.

w D-sOBER. sTEADI NAN WHO
,cct and CANVASS OIL commission; small salary.
Anniv to A. box 40. Call Office.
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s1ruATroNs MISUNDERSTANDING.

VouNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO Do
l. hou secleaning by the week or day. Gail oo4H2
H oWard It room IA.
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WANTED-loUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework and cooAing; wages SIS. 121l
Suffer ST..
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. COOKS. $50. NO WASHING: 3 NURSE
I gir.s ST. and $l5; girls for house work,
small American family. Al RS. HIRD. 72l Ellis
ST.: telephone suffer 81. - :. -: =:
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CPAN1SH WIDOW FROM CUBA WISHES
- position ss housepeeper for bachelor or elderly
gentleman app y 906 Market, rm. ~, afternoon.
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COPPER RIVER, ALASKA-ADVERTISk.
" has purchased vesse wishes 20 m orc. men to
join expedition: fare 500, including j years pro-
visions; 1000 lbs extra freight allowed free; sails
Sept 10 For particulars address room POI, 528
MONTGOMERY ST., :. f. -. 5:.- = -.
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CoNPANK.
BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales In the san Francisco
Stock Board Yesterday; .2:---: - -.a:...: .
REGULAR noRS1Ne SESSION. ooMMENc1Ne $3.50,
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WANTED-S WoODCrOPP.RS FoR4L LONG
w job near city; good cabins the grounds;
tools aud TODD advanced. may board witt M
plcyer at IS week 4-foot wood, ST. rs cord.
Further particulars from w, d. EVER d CO.,
626 Clay st. - - =. 49, -:
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BAKERY: CHEAPIF SOLD IMMEDIATELY;
ID established % years; in large mining town;
good trade; owners have other interests. Address
BAKERY, box 81, { all Office -
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VA A D-2O GRAPE-PICKERS AND MEN
i w to work In winery reliable company. ~
and found, no Sunday work; 2 experienced app e.
psckcrs, long job: $26 to $50 and lound 800 me
women. boys md girls TO pick hops; dishwasher
for country no ell: $50 and found; dishwa,her.
city, S25: waiter in city.&S30: boys for stores
a factories in city So per week; boy for box
factory, city, 50 a week; ranch blacksmith steady
job, S35 and found: German boy to help on bakery
wagon SIS, board ana room: farmers, 800 w.
d.. WIKI & CO. 626 Clay So =.
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L1RINCH YOUNG LNDY WISHES POSI-
L: ion as seamstress in private family cutting
and fitting and dress akng. all .3 John ST., of
II ason bet. Jackson and Pacific
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CONN BUY~. SALOON, ALSO HoC SEA AND
Sr AI''U To-, 61x160, In lively country town,
about 80 miles from city: owner there 6 years:
good business. but wants TO sell on account OF
going away chance for business man: no agents:
Call after 10. Lolita Fountain saloon, cor. GeAry
and Kearny SITS. = v:.= Il
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w AFTER, S 70 AND ROOM, CITY; WAITER
w $50 and room waiter, 81 S and room; 3 wait
ers, So week: waiter, lunch and work, $25-
MARTIN d 60, 749 Market ST. II: Il.
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c. g ERMAN AND SWED ISL GIRLS, s25, $40:
y i German second girls SO, s. s. Sw. dish cook
and d downstairs work, $25: >wedish second girls,
SO Nj Rs. LA MBE Ri. Az PoweIist. =:
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DEFINED LADY FOR COSMETIC BUsI
IL ness. After 10, MRS. BUTLER, 1l7O Mar
ket ST., Donohoe bui ding -. .f...s.
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4, BLACKSMITH AND HORSESHOER,$ 81 SO A
i day, near..city; b acKsmth helper city shop,
S26 and found: blacksmith for small country
8 OPP: PAINTERS, city. 5 a day; 2 brick moiders,:
So o0 a day :stouldresser. $3 q ay and found:
fwe.ldrler, 81 a day and found: boy for a shoe
and 636 Clar St IL. -. -.
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IIALF-INl ERESF= s. SWINDLES, FRAUDS,
IL etc, prosecuted; ex-United States Attorney;
offices 9l-2, o05 Larkin St., cor McAllister; al:
vice free. +: ::% s- T. ':. i
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WAITRESS AND COOK FOR SAME HOTEL,
W country, $4U Scandinavian cook for bt ard
inghouse near city, $40; 4lroners or steam iaun-
dry, city, $40; second girl for Alameda $50;
house girl for small Amer can family. near city,
$40, see party here; Is girls for Homework, $20;
~ girls TO assist houseworX, $l2, $40. Z. X.
Ii ANSEN & CO., 10o Geary st. -.
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YOUNG LADY FOR HoUsEKEEPKR IN
! the Country. Call 4a6 Pine ST., KEPSOLD IL
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| nISH WASHER, SIS 4 WEEK; VEGETABLE
| ~ man, $6 aweek; 7dishwasners, sis and room,
| city and C untry: kitchen man, SO and room !;
XII chen man, $50 and room: MARTIN s. CO.,
| 7s9 Market st: II: 80. j;
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+ ~ RAPE-PICKEkS.: III EA DQUARTERS-
NJ p oyers are at our offices from all parts of
California; every bt dy come and secure grape
picking at 1923 month and found MURRAY d
READY, 634 and $50 Clay. T.. 5.,.>>
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/ lIE-,D WAi. -; FOR MINING BOARDING
| Ii house, $50 and found; ranch cook SIS: ho-
tel cook 81 and $35; 8 dishwashers, 81 5 aud
| $50; hotel waiter, SO, south. MURRAY d
i READY, 634 and $50 Clay st, Il ::':
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ok. GRAPE-PICKER>, MIN AND BOY s,
= ~ wanted for the beautiful vineyards, wine
cellars pacSing and drying houses ec., for one of
taIifornias large banks and syndicateS, NC ths'
b. S23 per month and found, AMI very CHEAP fare
to work; 20 farmers, orcharlard vineyard hands,
$26, SO and $50 per month anu round y cnore-
men, BIS and $40; mixers S25 and S2U. Nj UR-
Ray d READY. 6S4 and 636 Clay ST. -.
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ryruArIoNs observation-disclosures.

UUTLER WISHES SITUATION IN PRIVATE
ID family; best Of references. Call or address
MILTON, 1876 UFarreil ST.
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"A FrER DEALING IN GENERAL MER-
~ :chandise 20 years In this town I desire to sell
out and retire. Apply 10 WM WADSWoRTH,
Rio VISTA Cal .=.:..:: :.
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NEAT GIRL FOR HoUSEWORK AND AS
~ sist with children small fat; $l2 to SID; 8
A NJ. to 2 p. NJ; references. i6U21a Devisadero
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W ANTED-MAN TO CARE FOR RACE
W horses, near the city, $50 and found; steady
Job. w. D. EVER & CO., 6 g Clay st. F.. -.
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VOUNG AMERICAN GIRL, SP4 AXIS GER
i ma n iuentiy, wants housekeepers position
hotel or widower's home preferred; city or coun-
try. Room H. 223 Post ST. -
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@COOpPAYING HOTEL BUSINESS; LONG,
" established; half1nterest $500; whole $lOOu
Address Cosmopolitan Hotel, Petaluma- -s::--
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

e TEAMSTERS. CITY. ST. Is A DAY: 4.
" horse team sters, city 81 rs day: 8 laborers.
city, 81 90 a day; far mers, different rarches,
$40; farmers same ranch $50; farmer, $40,
see boss here: farmers, SIS; muckers for tun-
mel work, 81 rs a day. G. X HANSEN & CO.,
10S Geary ST.. ..s. .-'::..
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GOACHMAN - SITUATION WANTED BY
~ thoroughly competent coach man; best Eng
lish and city references NORMAN. box l43, Call
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CECoND GIRL, S2U: FRENCH: COOK $50:
- French second girl, 800; cock, Sonoma, $25:
waitress, SIS; Is homework gins, CITY, 800 and
$25: young girls, assist, $40 to SIS. MISS
CULLEN, 1913 Suffer ST. Il. = l.:-.
The times., 1897-10-27

PROUD TO nave produced such men as these:
Applause Realizing fully the part pia yed
Dy eaCn american explorer, / wish TO men
tion especially Commander Melville Ap-
plause.J IL was Ibis expedition that gave
me the idea and inspiration for my plan.
tApplause.l
DR.. Nansen here turned to a map of
the polar regions behind him and comments
ed on the route OF the Jeanette and ex
planned in some detail his plan which is
now & part of the history of arctic ex-
ploration- Continuing he said, referring
to the Jeahnerte expedition:
When read the account of that ex-
pedltlon, now It's brave people encountered
almost overwhelming difficulties, OF their
desperate struggle for existence and the
adVdncement oil science, when read those
touching last pages OF its history, / ielt
that there WAS in IL sonnet hing most sympa
tneuc Tor ali future explorers tappla use }.
i nat history produced in me a feeling
WhIcn cannot be expressed in words. II
fecal!S TO me Norwegian proFerb which is
translate INTO yours words, tut II means
bhat III is not always he who is in the
front rank OF battle who is proclaimed the
victor AHeriCa has sent forth many who
have suffered brayely for the benefit Of
humanity to increase our knowledge, to
enlarge our view OF the g!obe we in ha bit
It is often asked what is the use OF arctic
exploration.
Before such an audience / feel it un-
necessary 10 answer that question. for we
an know Jhat everything that adds TO the
beauty of life, everything that oDens our
eyes, everything that makes us look at
existence, TO a widening ami broadening
universe, is worthy of human Intelligence
and ambition tappiause) and especially
When IL looks to the benefit or humanity.
The times., 1897-10-27

Dr. K5threip's resignation ia a con
sequence OF the Unparalleled reign n
mob law IN the imperial Austrian Parlia-
meut during the last four OF i've months
In their fight against the Badeni cab
met and efforts to force the official use
OF both Czech and German in Bohemia and
Morayia, the German obstructionisrS have
refused to let the House OF Deputies do
business The result has been ceaseless
riot.
No deputy has beeG able to make a con
ncctrG speech. no deputy has obeyed tie
ordinary demands Of decent society. There
has been a constant exchange OF inveCUiVe
and denunciatIon among the parties and
between. the parties ana the chair. Depu-
ties have fought one another with desk
tops, ink stands and parliamentary re
ports, ana between times have exhausted
the fou!est language Of the streets il
revilug ore another.
Kathrein has teen under an enormous
nervous strain i'll al these riots. lIe has
stood for hOWs ringing the president
heI ana shouting for order, but both bell
and shouts have been iRaudible owing 70
the tumult On tie floor. He has cen De
nunCed daily by the German obstruction
isis as a traitor. a liar. sCoUndTe. dis
grace to his children and Chldrcn's chii.
drcu, Cur, a coward and a bIacksuard.
IN addition, TO these epithets quoted from
the parliamentary reports Of the Vienna
newspapers there have been heapeG upon
him countless denunciations Of the sort
that no newspaper could print Several
times he has been on the verge OF nervous
prostration after the sessions have closed,
and has REQUIRED the attendance OF a ply
sician all night in his hotel.
There probably is not another deputy in
the Austrian parliament of his skill and
tact in conducting legislative proceedings
His retirement means Confusion worse CON
founded in the Hellenic palace in Vienna.
70 which the Sultan recently pointed Ia
his official press TO warn the faithful
against the curse of constitutional gov
ernIaent.'
The times., 1897-10-27
OBITUARY NOTES.

Michael Dorsey, aged ninety three, died
at Powhetan, Ohio, yesterday. He was
tie Oldest living postmaster in the cnUntry
and up to the time of his death was ar-
ti~ely filling the duties of his position.
His first term was under Jackson, and he
has served under every Democratic Presi
dent since then.
Thomas 6. Alvord, ST.. died yesterday at
Syracuse, OF old age. He was elected leu
tenant governor of New York in 1865. He
was one OF the Oldest eX-members OF the
New York assembly. Mr.. Alvord had been
failing for some time, and his death had
been expected for several days. Mr.. T. C.
Alvcrd, the well-known newspaper man,
now connected with the National Library
of Congress, is his son.
A cable dispatch from London announces
the death of the Rev. Joseph Stoughton,
D. D., the wellknown Congregational Mir
ister and author Of a number of religious
works He was born at Norwich In 1907.
The times., 1897-10-27
UNDERWRITERS.
j. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERT AKER,
$50 Pm. Ave. y. w.
First-cigss service. 'Phone. 1888

with a sharp eye and steel gray hair. L
booked at the man and could tell by his
countenance that he would not permit any
trifhng. Wen, the bully started TO in
terrogate this fellow In his tntinidatins
way, when he caught good square look
at the colored passengers face. The
Culorcd u,aa did not say word, but simply
stared at the cracker In cool, eaIculat
ing and determined way, a5 the same tine
pointing 70 some object which lay bcsids
him on the seat. The cracker stopped
his bullying at once. cowed and with
grunlbIe and an ashamed look went to his
seat, sat down, ana Kept quiet. Al the
next station the negro passe nger alignted
and disappeared in the woods ne arby. As
hy arose he reached over in his seat and
picked Up a pistol that was fully foot
and half long and slipped It down in
his pants leg. When ne did 50 everybody
III the car realized the situation and began
to guy the cracker. The bully was COM
pletely subdued. however, and did not
have another word to say. That negro
was quiet, but he meant business, ana tbe
cracker knew it,"
The times., 1897-10-27
VOLUNTEERS EXCITED STATE.
Lives of Amer,oaIs in Havana Are
in Danger.

Lives of Amerioons in Havana Are
in Danger.
Havana, via Key West, Oct. 26.-The
excitement among the volunteers in Havana
over The approaching departure OF Gen.
Wey!er is intense. The situation is dan
gerous for American residents here ana
for those who have recently dared to
oppose the policy Of the captain general
especially the editors and members Of the
association which owns the newspapers
Diario de Ia Marina.
The newSpa pers La vOz de Cuba and FL
Pueblo are issuing proeIamatiohs TO tue
volunteers TO increase their hatled of the
American residents. 1t is a fact that the
lives anG property Of America us here are ia
danger il the volunteers carry out their
plan Of making demonstration in favor
OF Gen. y eyier before he starts for : pain
Though Consul General Lee is greatly
hated by the Spaniards, his abscuce i'll
creaSes the approximations OF the American
residents WHO, when he is in Havana have
confidence in lis firuness and courage
in race Of a crisis.
La Voz de Cuba SAYS that the war be
tween Spain and America ought to begin
with a good lynching Of Americans fn this
capital"
The force Of the Diario de Ia Marina are
aimed and will defend themselves III the
event OF on attack upon them. Daily street
fights are occurring bet W ween the partisans
of Weyler ana the friends Of the Dtario
De Ia Marina. IT is said that two more
expeditions have landed, one in Pinar
del Hio and the other in Havana province.
The times., 1897-10-27

Wilson and Mrs. Wilson, Miss Mattingly.
Or. and Mrs Hall, Mr.. and Mrs Easterly.
Mr. and Mrs. Kane, DR.. Fernow,
tare ~ Mrs! DepfFtseWt FerneW n Miss AsEasGi @ayne
Frof. Gilbert, of the Geological Survey,
Mr. and Mrs. McNew, and Miss McNew, Mr..
ana Mrs Fern, Second Assistant Postmaster
General Snallenberger, Mrs. Shallenberger,
Seer etary OF Agriculture Wilson, Gen. NTH,
MISS NTH and DR.. Greer.
The honOrary reception committee was
coHiposed of Vice President Hobart, Sec
retary OF State Sherman, Secretary of Navy
Long, n. j. knagenhjelui, charge d'affaires
swedish and Norwegian legation; Right
Rev. Mgr. Thomas j. Conaty, ex-secretary
0f State Foster, DR.. ID. C. GilInan, Rev. john
F. Hurst, Engineer in Chief George w Mel
villeI u. s, NJ; Secretary to the President
j. Addison Porter, Assistant Secretary of
the Navy Roosevelt, Admiral Walker, Rev.
p. l.. whitman and Gen. j. NJ Wilson, U.
S. A.
DR.. Nansen Was received yesterday by
the President in the Blue Room, Sena-
tcrs Wilson and Long being also present.
The distinguished explorer took lunch.
con at the Nofwcg cgian-Sw wedish legation at
l p. m,
The guests We're: The Danish Minister
Gotten, military attache of the German
legation Mr.. Pierre Botkine, one of the
Russian representatives to the seal con-
ference; Assistant Secretary Of State
Thomas Cridler, Dr.. Nansen, and Mr..
Richard Heard, who is accompanying DR..
Nansen on his tour.
4 dinner was given DIR. Nansen last
evening lay Mr.. Gardner q Hubbard at
his country residence the Twin Oaks
The guests Were: Secretary of State
Sherman, DR.. NanseD, Fostma sti.r General
Gary, Secretary of the Navy Long. Mr.. \.
j. knagenhjelm, charge d'affaires lega
tion OF Sweden and Norway; Justic.
Brown, Dr.. d. c. Gilman, president of
Johns Hopkins College; ex Secretary oi
State Foster, A. C. Mcclure, Richard Heard
Gen. Miles, Rev. Mackay Smith. d. d e;
DR.. David Day and C. j. Bell