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New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
NO BILL AGAINST HARVARD MAN.

Cambridge, Mass, June "a no bill was found
for Benjamin Joy, of New-York the Harvard stu
dent who was charged with removing the memorial
tablet from the Phillips Brooks house, by the Md
diesex Grand Jury. which reported to-day IT
alleged that JOY. with three other students, all
members OF the Med Fac a. secret society.
broke into the Brooks non Sc and stole the tablet
AS result OF ne episode the students have agreed
with Dean iuriburr. of the college. that the Med
Fac" shall 60 out OF existence.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
YALE PRIZES ANNOUNCED.

New-Haven, Conn.,, June 9.-The following prizes
In the academic department of Yale University are
announced: Scott prize in German, class of os
H. w. Hoadley. East Grange N j. sophomore
prize for defamation. r. E. Pfeiffer. Columbus
Ohio; freshmen prizes, class OF 'OSwoolsey schoI-
arship, A. Il. Alvey, Cincinnati: Hurbert scholar
ship. f. y. Stevens. Kendall. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
FRANCE HoNoRs CAPTAIN MOTT

Paris. June e.-Captain T. Bent~- Mott the re-
firing American military attache here, has received
the cross OF the Legion of Honor with a letter
from the former Foreign Minister NJ Deleasse. uTl-
der whom ii bestowed. Captain Motifs sue
cessor Captain William s. Guignard. has arrived
here and has begun his duties. but Captain Mott
will remain in Paris until September. when he VII
serve on the staff of General Adna r. Chaffee head
of the American mission TO the French army ms
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10

The Indiana Anti-Cigarette law has now
brought up in a head-on collision with the Inter
state Commerce clause of the federal constitu-
ton. Obstinate Hoosiers may continue to blow
cigarette smoke in the faces of the State con-
stabulary if they take the precaution to make
their purchases in Louisville, Cincinnati or Chi
cago
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
NINE. eADsK JUDGMENT AFFIRMED.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court
handed down yesterday decision affirming the
Judgment for ssiS 81 obtained by Johanna Gadski-
Tauscher against Clarence L. Graft The amount in
question was the balance claimed under n contract
for the services Of the plainti concert in
dering opinion.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10

At last we have reasonable explanation of
many automobile accidents. In a forthcoming
Book of the Automobile" among half dozen
"Donts" and Remembers" is this significant
and explanatory one: Remember that nine
"tenths of the accidents occur to automobiles
driven by intoxicated chaufeurs"
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10

The announcement that the President has
bought a summer home in famed Albemarle
County. Va, in sight Of the Blue Ridge, will
be interesting to Virginians and Southerners
generally. Virginia, the mother of Presidents.
will extend cordial greeting, as becomes the
traditions of her hospitality.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
4mzssenentS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-2-s:lo-Loves Lottery
IERTAT. CARDENS-s.1S-Gilbert and sullivan he'ie"'
foi,orej by Lifting the LID. at T.
st:1;ET11N REACH PARK-2 TO 9-Great Boer "a-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pos,ocxss
EONEY ISLAND - DreAraano - Luna faiN
Great Are1n.
EDEN NUSEE-Wosd al tn Wax. e.,s-
HAMuERsTE1Nss PARADISE ROOF GARDENS-o'i"
Vaudeville.
TIAEl.EM-2-S.15-EaYnlet-
fyr5F AID SOUAEE-2-S15-Tbe Rollicking oiia
EIPPODRcME-2-S-A Yankee Circus on MATS W
Raiders. - ,,.-.,
f7Irr.SON-2.1S-s:3o-TheH Heir &c the Hoolan-
ESIc-JS Err BOOK S.KER-2:l1-S:16-Ssrgeen brue
LYEIC-2-S.15-FantAna-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10

The Norwegian Storthing has performed q
revolutionary act with Chesterf1eldian grace
and politeness, and King Oscar has protested
with equal politeness and grace; that honors.
far, are even.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10

The Car gives thanks to all those who have
honorably done their duty under Rojestvensky.
Now there is chance for another war to decide
whom this coat does not fit.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10

Some of our psychologists should start on the
hunt for the bacillus of revolution. 1t seems to
be contagious.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10

Greek and Roman coins sold at Sotheby's,
London. the other day, brought high prices.
The coin not only "outlasrs the throne" but
increases in value with age.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day on the
Umbria
Mr. and Mrs Joseph P. Frank H Patton,
Thomas White.
Miss Dorothy Kent Mrs r r. stevens
Mrs. James Arnnory Moore
Those sailing to-day on the Pennsylvania are;
Mr. and Mrs Albert ~ Al Howard Robineth o Daniel
Mrs. Frances J. Hubbard
Lieutenant r. Boyle MIR. and Mrs Leopold r
Mrs. William II. Catlin SehnioI
Passengers leaving to-day on the New-York are
Mr. and Mrs Julian sene- Miss Molly Elliot SeaWeh
NJ paul Mortar George How.
1 Il. b
pu@hes Mrs. ]. F, A Clark
The cabin list of the Finland. which sails to-day
Includes
MI ana Mrs Franklin H Mrs. Helen Jerome
taaroh
Ms Lanes Fahnestock. Mr.. ard Mrs. Joseph T. -
DulanY Howland MT anu MIS- 'V''S "
on the Astoria which will ssil to-day. are;
Captain John X Moore. U. Mrs, Nina F. CeoPer
Iieute,an, Archibald sun Albert Parker
derland T. s A.. MIR. and Mrs H. I Les.
Passengers sailing to-day the Minneapohs Si''
Mr. ana Mrs II X Burras Mr.. and Mrs w ; h
Major = ana 81 Mrs. j Ed MS 4: " PsSF3 sF3
wards MIS- AhdteN Ns'N-
Those Who arrived last night on La sa'oie W."
Mr. NJ: :. and a. M,s .,I D H James = Esna5s SS6ss.r.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10

Another wedding scheduled for to-day is that
Of Mortimer P Arnold to Miss Constance Berry
which is to take place at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Thomas Andrews In East o'th-s'.
Miss Florence Dean will be her cousins maid OF
honor and Miss Sophie Sherwood and Miss Mary
Besson the bridesmaids Louis Hoguet will oticiate
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Among the several weddings set for to-day is
that Of William Elkins, son of George W. Elkins
of Philadelphia, to Miss Elizabeth Tuckerman al
Ipswich Mass. where her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Bayard Tuckerman, of East 37th-st- have country
place. known as sunswck. Pierre Loriiara' Jl
Er-odaricls r De Rhan Chalmers Wood jr.. Morris
rr,Iden Bernon S. Prentice and Philip 0. Mills, OF
New-York; John Tuckerman, of Boston; John
Brock jr, of Philadelphia. and Russell Sard' OF
ALBANY will oficiate ushers. Mrs. Ralph Sanger
of New-York, daughter Of Professor and Mrs. Fair
field Osborn will be the matron OF honor, Miss
Nav T-uckermau her sisters maid of honor, while
Miss Rosamond Street. of New-York; Miss Mary
Perkins of Boston, and Miss Lily Potter and Miss
Christine BiddIe, of Philadelphia. will be the
bridesmaids.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10
passengers leaving to-day on the New-YOrk
1ne cahn list of the Finland. which sails to-day.

Those who arrived last night on La SaVoie "s''
Mr. and Mrs. ID. II. James ~. ID. Richard.
Frank MacMonnies E G GUNNER.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10

A., 90 ntrx Albert A. Al-tIoward Robineth O'Daniei-
brecht. .
Lieutenant r. Boyle MIR and Mrs Leopold =
Mrs William H. Catlin schmidt
New-York tribune., 1905-06-10

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt are entertain
ing large party OF friends at Sycamore Lodge.
their Mace on Racquette Lake in the Adirondacks.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
GROUND UNDER
CHICAGO SINKS
IN MANY SPOTS
Great Skyscrapers Are
Endangered by
Tunnels.
Special Dispatch to. The Call

CHICAGO, June 29.-Startling conditions
to-day through a sudden settling of
ground under Chicago's streets and build
ings. The trouble is attributed by the
engineers Of the traction companies to
the construction of the Illinois Tunnel
Company's conduits under the streets.
A prophecy of catastrophe was made
at the office Of the chief engineer of the
Chicago City Railway Company H. b.
Fleming, with the announcement that the
highway at Jackson Boulevard and State
street had sunk ten inches in two nights.
Engineers for the Union Loop Company
have known for a year that the earth
between the tunnel and the street was
giving way in many spots, and as a re-
suit ii has been necessary to jack UP
structures in several places. Depressions
have appeared N the last few months
and threaten skyscrapers and other
buildings on floating foundations.
There is going 10 be an awful finish
If something is not done to stop this. Z"
said Assistant Engineer Keogh of the
City Railway Company. He is in charge
of the repairing of the tracks where the
depression occurred at State street and
Jackson boulevard. Investigation by
this company has shown that the tun-
nels are responsible for the giving way
OF the earth under the street 1t is a
serious proposition. If the bottom of
Chicago is going to drop out there is just
as much danger of the buildings going
as the street-car tracks"
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
Beautiful Country Drive
to Be Provided for
San Francisco.

Work will begin tomorrow on tho
boulevard that is to be constructed
from this city to San Mateo County to
supply San Francisco with handsome
driveway to the country. something
that 1t has never possessed. The NOV
ers in the project are the Association
for the Improvement and Adornment OF
San Francisco and the Automobile Club,
Of which r. P. Schwerin Is the prest-
dent. The city has appropriated the
sum of s17.5o0 for the work. Altogether
the part of the boulevard that has been
mapped Is something more than two
miles in length-S30O feet In the city
and county of San Francisco and $500
feet in San Mateo County.
IS Hugh Donovan has made a map of
the route selected. The boulevard will
run through an extremely picturesque
portion of the peninsula to Colma,
along much of which the ocean will be
in view Rolling hills will lend variety
to the scenery. The starting point in
San Francisco is at Ocean and Corbett
avenues. The boulevard will strike
across the county line into. San Mateo
County at a short distance south OF
Ocean View station. 1t will terminate
on the county road, running along
School street in Colma to Market
thence to the county road.
Rights of way have been secured for
the entire distance. The Spring Valley
Water Company land is traversed for
a considerable part OF the route. The
boulevard route skirts the grounds of
the San Francisco Golf and Country
Club and passes near the Ingleside
racetrack The width Of the boulevard
is TO be forty-five feet.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
ONCE WEALTHY MAN
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
Aged CattIeman, Tired OF
Struggle, Takes a Dose
of Strychnine.
Special Dispatch to The caIl.

CHICO, June 29.-Early this morning
James r. Wilmington committed suicide
at the Chico Hotel by taking strychnine
His crime attracted the attention of the
proprietor, who investigated and found
Wilmington writhing in agony. He
left several letters addressed to the Cor
oner and his sister, Mrs. Briscoe. In let
ter to the Coroner he said he was old and
unable to take care of himself. and,
though he realized the enormity of the
sin of taking his own life, knew Of moth
ing else to do.
The deceased was a native of Missouri,
aged II years. He came to California in
1885, when sixteen years old. During the
early mining days in Nevada he was en-
gagged in cattle raising and mining, and
accumulated a very large fortune. In
1868 he moved to White Pine. where he
invested several hundred thousand dol
lars in buildings. The rapid decline Of
the camp led to business reverses, which
eventually swallowed his entire fortune
He was unable to recoup his losses, and
for years was employed in a minor posi-
tion upon the cattle ranch Of his sister,
Mrs. Briscoe, near Nelson in this county.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
Eastern Engineers Declare
Structure Across Straits
Will Not Raise Flood
Plane of the Sacramento
CAUTION is URGED
BY THE EXPERTS
Their Report Says Care
Must Be Used to Prevent
EncrOachment on Demands
Of Industrial Progress
Special Dispatch to. The c.ll

SACRAMENTO, June 2s.-Frank d.
Ryan, State Commissioner OF Public
Works. to-day received from the commits
sion Of engineers at Sioux City, Iowa. a
report upon the effect Of the proposed
pile trestle bridge Of the Southern Pacific
Company at Carquinez Straits. The re-
port. which Is signed by Engineers T. G.
Dabney. H. B. Richardson. H. NJ. Chit
tenden and NJ. A. Nurse, after dealing at
length with the conditions prevailing at
the Carquinez Straits. holds that the pro-
posed bridge would not have the effect
of raising the flood plane IN the straits
and the rivers tributary thereto.
Major W. H Heuer. Government engi-
neer in charge Of the rivers. had pre-
viously reported that the bridge would
besa hindrance to navigation and the
Eastern engineers confined themselves to
the flood plane feature.
The engineers say that while the OBJ
jections urged against the bridge as to
the raising the flood plane may be dis
missed as unfounded. nevertheless they
declare that due caution must be used
In granting permission for encroachments
in the straits, so as to preserve the
straits and adjacent waterways for the
demands Of industrial progress in and
about San Francisco Is making upon
them.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
CRANK PAYS VISIT
TO PORTLAND'S MAYOR
Announces Himself as PreSi-
dent of United States and
Demands 100000.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

PORTLAND. Or. June 2s.-"I am Pres
ident of the United States announced a
wild-eyed, unkempt individual, with a de-
cided italian accent. as he strode into
Mayor Williams office this afternoon
The Mayor bowed profoundly to humor
the insane guest, but was startled from
his urbanity by the startling request
that followed.
II need 100000. want 1t right away
said the Italian. He was assured 1t was
Impossible. as the Mayor did not have
that amount with him. IF you do not
give me the money at once I will order
the Umbria to lombard the town." urged
the crank.
The Italian warship Umbria is lying in
the harbor. so Special Officer Caswell
thought 1t about time to appear. He ap-
preached the wild-eyed man cautiously
fearing bomb. but when he showed his
star the visitor fed The police are
searching fol- him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
SALT SOLUTION
RESTORES LIFE
Injected Into the Muscular
Tissue 1t Revives Man Who
Was Pronounced Dead
PATIENT MAY RECOVER
Hospital Physicians Report
Strange Case That Came
Under Their Observation
PATIENT MAY RECOVER
special Dispatch to rhs CAN.


ST. LOUIS, June 29-Peter Eidam
tried to commit suicided in Lower Grove
Park on the night OF June % by shooting
himself In the left side. He was taken
to the City Hospital at 10 o'clock and
operated upon at midnight The bullet
had struck and shattered the fifth rib,
carrying the greater part Of the bone en-
tirely through the diaphragm, embedding
IT in the spleen. necessttating the removal
Of that organ Suddenly. while the oper-
alton was in progress. a hospital physi-
clan who was administering the anesthetic
to Eidam. and who kept his finger on the
iatter's pulse, said: The heart has
stopped beating" After q moment had
passed another physician said: The man
is dead" AT this two of the assistant
physicians left the operating-room- The
operating physician and the physician
who had administered the anesthetic re-
manned. however, and worked on. hoping
against hope Artificial respirations by
means OF working the arms upward and
downward was resorted to and 45o cubic
centimeters OF salt solution were injected
into the muscular tissue When between
four and five minutes had passed without
a heart beat there was faint convulsion
of Eidam's body. Slowly his pulse re-
turned and the physicians continued the
operation. They believe he. will recover.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
,oAD BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AYD SAN MATE0

nicipal system. comprising three divisions
Of the city, are practically complete and
will be submitted to the City Council
next Thursday. This announcement was
made by him to-day, following the con-
sultation Of Mayor Tom johnson Of Cleve-
land, A. D. Dupont, traction expert OF
st. Louis: John Parson and others. The
plans comprise lines with trackage OF
133 miles. capable Of expansion to 24O
miles before 1907, contiguous and coter-
minous. and not touched in any way or
affected by the so-called ninety-nine-year
rights.
..There is no doubt in my mind that the
operation of the street railway mapped
out by Mayor Dunno and his engineers
is practicable" was the comment made
by Mayor Johnson.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
BRITISH STEAMSHIP HELD
BY HONOLULU AUTHORITIES
Lacks Passenger License and Her
Lffe-Saving Apparatus Is Not
Satisfactory.

HONOLULU, June 29.-The British
steamship Stanley Dollar, which came
from the Orient to take 600 Japanese
to Seattle, via Victoria. was not al
lowed to clear to-day. The steamer
lacks a passenger license and there are
no inspectors here to examine her,
some dissatisfaction having been ex-
pressed in relation to her life-savlng
apparatus. The full number of jap
anese that had been booked went
aboard the steamer to-day, but when
the steamer was not permitted to satl
they left, declaring that they would
libel the vessel, as they had paid part
of their passage money.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
Jumps From Bridge Into River.

CHICAGO, June ga man believed
to have been Thomas Meekan OF Clay
ton, Iowa, throwing off his coat and
poising on the highest point of the
"jackknife" bridge at Harrison street,
plunged fifty feet into the river to-
day. The body was not recovered.
Several cards. showing membership in
the International Structural Iron Work
ers' Union, were found.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
TOTS ON BLACKBERRYING "TRIP
ARE DROWNED IN A SLOUGH

QUINCY. Or. June 29.-Three chill
dren Of Thomas Basse were drowned
yesterday in Beaver Slough, near
Klatskanie. The children. the Oldest
II years of age and the youngest six,
left their home to go blackberrying.
They did not return and search
ing party which was organized fol-
lowed their tracks down to Beaver
Slough. and search OF the water re-
suited in the finding OF the bodies.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
JULY SUNSET MAGAZINE.
Fine Special Number Now on Sal,

The July Sunset Magazine is now sale at
all news stands. and is a fine special number
dealing with the Lewis and Clark Exposition
and the Pacific Northwest Articles by the
Governors of Washington and Oregon poem
by Joaquin Miller and beautiful illustrations
throughout Many descriptive articles, stories
and verse, and chapter 2 of Mrs. Loughead's s
serial When the Prince Came" You should
read II and send 1t to your Eastern friends. .
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
Rights of Indians to BE Protected.

HELENA, Mont. June 29.-District
Attorney Rasch to-day filed suit In the
United States Court in the interest of
Indians upon the Fort Belknap Indian
Reservation against many other set
tiers in the Milk River Valley to en-
join them from diverting the waters of
that stream for irrigation, alleging the
Indians are deprived OF the use of
water for domestic purposes. Judge
Hunt issued an order to show cause,
returnable July IT.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
Napoleon

Said. Come, / want to talk to you" Let's
have a little face to face talk about franz
ing that picture. It isn't much the cost of
materials but how they are combined that
''nakes mars the effect" Quality, style
and price evenly blended that choosing will
be a pleasure-and our experience is free.
Sanborn, Vail & Co., TAI Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
SAN FRANCIsCANs HONORED
BY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

PORTLAND. June 29.-The Pacific
Coast Electrical Transmission Associa-
ton and the Pacific Coast Electrical
Engineers, now In session at the Lewis
and Clark Exposition, elected the fol-
lowing temporary officers to-day:
President, George w. Dickfe. San
Francisco: secretary, Wilmar Roberts
of Seattle; executive committee, Sam
uel Reid, Portland; George p. Love. San
Francisco, and Milmore Roberts. Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30

Tomorrow night close Stock-Takng Sale, as we
stock week. You must into store to-day or
you to buy goods at reduced price instead
of paying regular price later.
Many prices in half-several are reduced third
For example, $685. buys $500 and $3.50 suit 85c buys
s2oo straw sr3o felt hat; $100 buys S2oo vest;
$685. buys boys 5000 suit
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
Our Stock Taking Sale Closes This Week
Last Chance to Get Clothes Furnishings Greatly Reduced Prices

actually get such values as these opportunity
behooves you buy while the sale is you need
of suit hat furnishing goods you afford
miss this least it's money your pocket if you buy
right
Note the values below and remember we have many more
in the equally as good.
We will be open tomorrow night until o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30

AS Hold Fast is the only dog" SO
keep trying is the only success-creed.
There's a better Job for you. If you could
fill it-so keep trying to get 1t in 1.-THE
want ad. way.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
MAYOR DUNNE MAPS
OUT RAILWAY LINES
Plans for Chicago's New
Traction System Are
Completed.
Special Dispatch to Tn. CAN.

; CHICAGO, June ga commission Of
prominent business men is to supervise
the plans for the city's traction lines.
Mayor Dunne's plans for a new mu-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30

The SUITS are. on sale IN both
stores.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-14

Lawton. ". c. Ideals in Greek Lite rature: SS09 L3.
 Lublin, I. T. Primer of German Lit eraturs; S3O9 L. Lueke, c. E. Gas Engine Design; 6214 Is.
 Lilly. W. s. Studies in Religion and Literature; S24S9 L29.
 Lodge, Sir O. School Teaching and School Reform; 371 L6.
 Macbain, 4. L., and others. Selling; 65S M.
 McCaul. E. Under the Care of the Japanese War Office; S62 N4.
 Mackenzie, W. L. and NJ. E. The Medical Inspection of School Children; 614 NH.
 Martin, E. G. Homer Martin; B M867 A.
 Martin, T. R. The Great Parliament tary Battle on the Eve of the Civil War; 9736 M.
 Maycock, W. P. A First Book of Electricity and Magnetism; 537 M3. MS5.
 Meakin, B. Model Factorits and ViI- lages; SS1S M3.
 Men of the Bible; Some Lesser Known Characters; 22O9 MS9.
 Men of the Old Testament. Cain to David; 22O9 M37.
 Men of the Old Testament; Solomon to Jonah; 22O9 M3S.
 Milyoukov, P. N. Russian it's Cri- sis; 9147 M22.
 Moore, c. P. The Way to the Heart; 641 M3.
 Morgan, G. c. The Spirit of God; 231s M.
 Mullins. J. D. The Wonderful Story of Uganda; 2767 M.
 Munsterberg, H. The Eternal Life; 218 M3. ,-.~ .
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-14

NewbOlt, H. The Year of Trafalgar; 9l207 x.
 osbcrn, H. Trials and Triupphs; 97S7 or.
 Osterhout, ". J. Van l.. Experi- ments With Plants: 5S1 0. ..~ Paterson, H. G. Typewrlt1ng by the Piano Method; 652 Pr.
 Payne, B. R. Public Elementary School Curricula; PIP P3.
 Pergande, F. Manua! Of Examina- tions for Government Positions; 351 PS. Pollock, D. The shipbuilding Indus try; 699 P. ... Quintard, c. T. Doctor ouintard; s757Q.
 Reuleaux, F. The Constructor; 621kR8. Reynolds. c. B. Game Laws in Brief; 799 R17. ...I~# Robinson. J. R. Broilers and Roast CTS; 6365 RI. -.- E
 Rod, E. La seconde Vie de Michel Teissier; S4S R61 s1.
 Rogers, G. A. The Art of Woodcarv- ing; 7S6 R4.
 Russell, L. A. English Diction for Singers and Speakers; 7S49 RIO.
 Sandys, J. E. Harvard Lectures oa the Revival of Learning: S09 S16.
 Scott, E. The King in Exile; B cess c.
 Schumann, R. A. Fifty Piano Com positions; 7S64*S45. ....5...
 Shaw, H. The Encyclopedia of Or nament; 745*S6.
 Small J. W. Ancient and Modern Furniture; 749*S10.
 statesman's Yearbook, 1905; Refer ence. &I..... steindorft, G. The Religion of the Ancient Egyptians; 299s s.
 (Continued on Page Twelve.)
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-14
GRAND MASTERS DAY.

List of Committees Appointed to Have
 Charge.
 The following committees have been appointed for Grand Masters day at the Masonic home, Thursday, Septeu~ Der 2S:
 Arrangements-Asa P. Fitch, John O. Rowland, Frank W. Ravens, David R. filling, Eugene A. Hall, William B. Hall William4YM, King, M. W. Craw- ford.
 Transportation-John H. Barlow, Henry 0. Warner Printing and Badges-John O. Row land. Henry W. Atwood.
 Music-Miles w Graves, George L. Mclean, George Pierce.
 Exercises-John o. Rowland.
 Reception-Lou P. Bristol, Benjamin E. Bostwick. Harry c. Foss, Eugene A. Hall. William D. Hunter, Edgar H. Parkham. Wilbur E. Comstock, George rt Strone, William H. Hall.