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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
BODY IDENTIFIED.
Bishop Randolph Confirms Class
es at Amherst and NeW Glasgow.

Especial to The Times DIspatch)
M AafHERS1,; VA, a pril ga brother OF
John WalaSS-the young mar man = who vas "a.
isidetrack here Saturday night, reached
here from Atlanta yesterday afternoon;
The remains were exhumed to-day and
positively Identified as tlose>of John Wal.
will be taken to Atlanta later.
Bishop Randolph preac hed a t New Glas-
gown this county last Monday morning g
and at the EPISCOPAL .Church mere r,.. 70,
at the services, aalArge class was also
confirmed at New Ct asgow.
"a Mr. ]. Walter Beard has typhoid ever.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07

MR.. SWANSON PLEASED.
Receiving Assurances Of Sup
5g s55S r,nor+ III From 81 M anv4 Sections.

J{dss
Il CONGRESSMAN Claud 6 "a Swanson is get
ting his campaign he adkua rters In shape
on the second A floor OF the RICHMOND
Hotel where he has !. rooms 2N, a,6 and
3ence yesterday. and u received a great
many callers. ,s 5FH5
Mr.. Swanson is sending out and re-
ceiving q great many letters and has
He had a telephone Installed yesterday,
the number Of which Is 265.
5s''I expect to go to Caroline court ". Il On
further 4 than n this 1 have lave not definitely
arrange d any engagements out OF the
city n, st'
II lis possible. however. t,rAt NJ he can
make proper connects ns3 d he s,Wll 5be at
8Bucking ham court on II tuesday,
Mr.. Swanson appeared in fine spirits
and said he was much fratified at the as
hm from almost eo
State. !fI u a gyfst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
BREWERS WANT SHIP
CHR|STENED WITT. BEER
(By Associated Press.).

5ss5 (By Associated Press.)
ST. LOUIS, April b.-.The announcement
To-day that Mayor Wells had selected
\ Miss Gladys Bryant Smith to chrlsten The
United States cruiser st. Louis. to ne
launched Mt Philadelphia May 9th,
IS followed by expressions from St. Louis
brewers Of wish that the cruiscr4be
Schristcned with beer instead OF the CUE
,ornary champagne. Tile brewers u, state
n,ent to-day declared that beer brc wing
II ono OF tho typical industries Of St.
4 Louis. and that beer, therefore. should be
used on tile occasion Of the cruisers
christening. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
Killed BY Lightning.

I; i3 llga tspecja1 to The Times Dspatch)
E HAMi,ET, NJ. CT pr.ili G.-r'lic home OF
Mr.Il.F II. a iokenson, who. lives Just north
OF the town. was struck by tightening
last evening. and lbs grown daughter In.
stantly Killed. The other members OF
the family escaped injury, though the
house wasy badly damaged.
( During tho san,c storm q mule and
this place, were struck and killed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
Warren Garlnaway Scruggs.t

spA'S1SH' OAKS, VA, b April 6.--Mr.
Warren Gannaway Scruggs died near
here yesterday afternoon after lin.
gering illness from conaumpition. aged So
empiary Christian life from his early
Mr.. Scruggs leaves a father. Mr., VIM
NJ. Scruggs. and three sbrot hers. M essrs
ali Of this county and one sister, Mrs
Charles Gannaway. OF Lynchburg.
6 & The bouy was Inferred in Hebron Gene
terry this afternoon, Rev. G.. Davidson
conducting the sserv1 Ce. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
4 ampd lem Sidney PLAYS Here.

~ "A baseball game viii be played q today
between the teams Of tsHampd EMS sidney
and Richmond College,. Hampden-s Sidney
has a strong aggregation this sen son and
Is playing exceptionally fast bal ..ls Dur
5lege nine has had some excellent prac-5
.tice and u is Coach Biz lei opinion that
1t will take a pretty fast team to e.
sharp. Admission Is twenty We cents. "a
g Richmond and fredericksburg College
teams play Tomorrow q fternoon$ o. 5S84
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
DEATHS.

L. Il = -
BOILING. Entered into etornal rest,
JOHN BOILING. at the home OF his
Y So n, Wythe 7. Boiling, In Wllsasbarre
& Pm, April 9th. 1896, aged aeyenty-two
years. EH444tS iftilsS a;
Funeral at Is p. M. APRIL 18th from
Grace Street Presbyterian Church.
rents residence. No 1916 IIasnoiint
Avenue, louis MEYERS 8{TEYEN-
4 SsTHSIlBER.l April 8. 1905. at o'clock.
Funeral took place from residence
EVENING at O'clock
x Interment Friday in Midlothian, Va.
d Left wife to mourn loss. n.
at 11;S5 p. NJ, April g.
i 1905, at the residence OF her parents.
s No. 1884 East Main Street, RosAL.lE
Nellie T. Reddn, in the NTH year OF
Z her age.
Funeral notice latAs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
Dr. l Sh.0.0ps.
Restorative!
FATHER 4 found DEAD j
BODIES D OF CHILDREN ]. / ]
-Four Persons Killed BY Illur1li-
mating Gas in Tene- So.
ss ment House.
2(Bya Associated Press

z NEW YORK, April G.-Four persons
were killed by Illuminating gas to-day
side. They. were Mary Rogers. Is years
old; Helen Clark. 1aa::5a Kate Clark; 10. and
Elizabeth Clark, {. 5t.2A q
Their bodies TeTn found by the father
y truck driver. who. with his wife and
young son, occupied an adjoining room.S
When Clark awoke he smelledG gas and
traced It to the next room, where he
found his three children and the woman,
"a friend OF the family, dead The gas
had escaped from, defective gas-stovc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
. Per,so ',nlals and Briefs

Mrs. S. IT. ATKINSON has Just returned
to her home In his city. after attending
/ the funeral of her hrot her. Mr.; Marshall
FGraa Sfsr nsss Weps af
d. MI. Hugh Moss.5 an Al enploye OF h the
state Library Blu ldlng. has gone to his
OF the death5o Ills MAJ ernal fgrandmothe
He Is q son OF $exvJ dge John r.. Moss,
8of lhat county. NJ i55 is 3l5S X Il gsl83
Einsl Lexington. Van his bid home. for q
few days OH private uslness,
81 Gongre ssnlans Campbell Slemp, Of Wise
county, Wasfa visitor a I the Fedora build
Ing vest day, md sa W. "a n unlb erf Of his
friends He Will go from here to bis
H no me al Big Stone g ap, & \ 55ls ssi. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
Million Dollar Capital.

(l3y Associated Press.) b
tine 4 opera tors held d meeting! here to-day
but the public was excluded and no
definite Information Regarding their action
was made pubic rhs III only ~ thing oa ac
pIete tic Hscapital stock az million doll.
lars for tho Export Naval stores Company
About two hundred opera tors We're IN at
tendance. tl4 5{ gsfs YEA sii3,5ss SB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
Expressions Of Sympathy.

The corps of employees Of the office Of
auditor public accounts IN, LIS g short re-
cmploycs ana the death of one. Mt.
Join r. Grimes Is detained at home be-
ca use or sickness, Mr., j ohm H. Overbey Is
still Ill and stlll another employc Is In
disposed. l44 III g sR$,
at the State Library Building Yesterday
Ieod, who for more than ten years had
Gbecn! employed in the auditors office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
CONDUCTOR KILLED
BY ANGRY BRAKEMAN
(By Associated Press.) !

b CIIAlRTESTON,s c.. April GA spe-s
cial from Ornngeburg. S. G.. says Conduc-
tor Charles Oliver Of the Southern Rail
road, In charge OF a5frelght train at still-
ton. three miles from this place. was
Killed about 4 O'clock this afternoon by
Brakeman William Mickle. The brake
man walked to Orangeburg to give him-
self up. He stated that Oliver stabbed
him without cause and stabbed him In tho
shoulder, Picking up an iron bar, Mlckle
'thrcwFi It and struck Oliver In the head.
the blow crushing the skull. Oliver was
a man Of thirty years of8age. He leaves
a family ,t7 f. * n sis 53. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
-FOUR BALLOONS IN
S-CHANhEL RACE
S(By Associated Press.

LONDON. April s. Four balloons start
ed this afternoon In q cross-channsl CON
test from different points in the south OF:
England, with tho Intention OF landing In
France. $5l Il; "a III ss 5g,S II
This unique sporting event WAS under
4 the auspices Of the Aero Club OF Great
Britain. 81. Faure, the member az the,
dertook the satne voyage two mont ago,
again participated. Three English ball
looms started. but d descended before they:
reached the channel. sS N t59 u ss'
8i NJ. Faure was delayed. and made his,
ascent ! at Folkestone at II o'clock at
night. the balloon quickly disapp caring
over the channel before o northeasterly,
wind. ji5 III 53s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07

Union tho dignity OF personal portraiture
of its costumes and people in stage
told story. Following UP his earliest sue
cess. Alabama, - which was announced
at tho time as 'the greatest American
play" came "In Missouri that excellent
comedy-dnn,a, In which Nat Goodwin
added so consplcuously to Ills artistic
laurels, - rixona" is better from, an artls-
tic standpoint than either Of his previous
efforts, and the tito indicates the locale
and SUGGESTS the people and the subject
matter OF the story Arizona is not
u l,,elodrama 1t shows that amidst the
crude surroundings OF frontier army posts
and cattle ranches. human hearts and hu-
pan emotions are as tender. ms loyal, MS
responsive, as they arc to be found In
more favored localities. The play, as Will
be remembered. introduces Uncle SANS
.cayalrymen. the picturesque vnqueros OF
tho Western ranges. and, OF course. some
delightful types OF far West wonls;.cod.
The Present Bill,
Miss Leonard, after tne Van WORT
mill6ns,'j In the "street Singer has q
role winch she ,portrAys With considerable
Abillty-the cold, calculating adventures.
Digelow Cooper. the villain. Is also capa-
HE In Ills part. or course, the interest
in tho production centers around Miss
Rindley, and she lnterprets her role, faith
fully. Miss l3lndley is. IN addition to be-3
ing an actress. a talented musician Tie
play Is to he seen Tonight and tn-lnorroW.
matinee and night. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
Murderer Hanged
nv A asnr,4n+eh praus,,la y

Powell, colored, was hanged here to-day
for the murder Of j. M q Gardner, white
( ia rmer, five years ago. The execution "A
was Witnessed by twenty-five PERSONA IN
the maximum Limit unde- the Arkansas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07

recent,y returnedto them, called on Ad-.
n1iral and Mrs. ischley and paid their re-.
snects In behalf Of the camp, Hon, 9.
i semn,es, son of Admiral semmes, pre-
scented the admiral with q magnificent
jthirty-second degree Masonic jewel. As
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
Debts oe Honor,

II Husband-My dear Gwen! ! Here's this
ldresamaker s account again [! L thought
gave you the money for It r DIG
4l3 Vife-Oh. that went to pay my bridg &
losses. Debts of honor first, 4 you know.
London Punch. ss8s ss AN ISL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
A Domestic Hold-Up. 3

''oh.. well, IL Ill comes toSthat'.---- 80
5.sj Don't shoot, Henry. l---I-dl dn't mean
WHO said anything about shooting.
go osay?' ; q /. \, III VI Y, "a 4.
So saw you reach for your hip pocket
II carry my wallet there Ito have 1t
handy In case OF a hold dup. How 1nuCh.'--
GEicag i r. cord Herald 81 # X 81. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
Rev. Thomas E. Skinner.
B (gpeoia | e rhe yr 4 -Disppatch

RALEIGH. N ]. G., "a pril 9 REV; Thos;
q. Skinner, D. VI d. one Of the most noted
Baptist ministers in5 the State. died I at
Rex Hospital this city !. early this morn,
Ills eightieth 6drt day, and although !, he i;
had been quite I'LL Tor several days his
a son OF Charles vs. Skinner. OF !. Per- Per-
to Wake Forest. ID Dr.. skinner gradual ed
from the Union T ical Seminary II, /,
1851, and assumed the pas torate OF the
Baptist. Church at Petersburg, Va-.i
ss In 1855 he assumed the pastorate of the
First Ba ptist5 Church, OF Raleigh con-
tinuing until the Civil War. Thenfin 1879
he was a second time chosen pastor here
and continued for more than ten years
when he retired from past oral work. . !.
Skinner was twice married, first to Miss
{ IIawley, Of Perquimans county, and It
her death to Miss Ludlow, OF New x orh.
Three children survive him. Mrs, Samuel
and Mr. Cha. Skinner: One son, Ludlow
Skinner, wax shot and killed two years
ago by Ernost FIaywo Cd. l558fSI B "a
Is Dr.. Skinner was greatly beloved by
the Baptfsts OF Raleigh, and was here
on a visit from his home in the western
part OF the State, when his fatal illness
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
KING EDWARD ON
SOIL ! |. o. FRANCE ! \ J |: !.
His Visit a Response to Ger
1,lany's Attitude Towards
Morocco.
/. EXCHANGE or CONDOLENCES
The N ceiling Had Ear Less .
Reserve Than That a
Year Ago. gs
(By Associated press. J

3F j =
5gsS PARIS, April G.-The arrival Of k;rg
7 Edward In Parts to-day was tho occa-
ZION for notable Hesitation OF Anglo
Frencl,i cordially. whichis being generally
Interpreted tonight us a conspicuous = e
sponsc to Gerinany's altitude regarding
8 Morocco, although the King remained but
short timo. HeYwa met outside the.
:ity by president 1loubct. who held a pri-
@yate conversation with His Majesty. last
Ing nearly an hour III
"a The details OF the conversation excite
wide range of4spccuiation. but It's ac-i
tual purport has not been disclosed.
However, scmi-offcial communication
Z grcites that the meeting had far less re-
serve than that between King Edward
and President Loubct last year, and that
1t was marked bys the freedom. OF the
condolences exchanged.
No Significant Utterance.
Beyond this private convcrsat Ion, !, King
( Edward confined himself TO the usual
spublic expressions OF good will. He spoke
4 at the station OF the pleasure visit to
France always gave him; but there was
not the slightest public uttcrance having
Significance upon spendiAg political affairs.
In this respect the Kings reserve is be-
ng compared with the freedom Of Emperor
williams rccent utterances The passage
4 Of the King was unattended by any spec
stacular features, as It was 7 he earnest
wish of tile authorities to avoid Il political
slemonstrslt ton. President Loubet Joined
the royal train at Pierrefitte station.
where, surrounded by distinguished off.
Gals or both governments, the two rulers
exchanged theirfirs greetings. The King
conducted President Loubct TO his pr!;-.
$yateF car where convcrsat Ion continued ur-
III the Lyons Railway station was reach ',i;
90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07

& N o GLOSS CARRIAGE PAINT MADE
will wear as long as Deyoe's. No Others
are as heavy bodied. because loeyoe's
weigh 3 N s ounces moro 70 HE pint.
Sold BY Harris Hardware So.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
NEGRO OLICEMAN
MADE DESK SERGEANT
M, 4 3 "A pr,e,, ! !, !,

n. s by Associated Press,)
XIII CHICAGO, April 6,-Nilllam T, Chlds
q negro policeman, has been appointed
as desk sergeant BY Chief ONeil, This
is tile first such promotion Of a colored
policeman In the history OF Chicago, and
possibly is the only one 81 in the history
OF the country. If Il II S8s fS * m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
Oseph Peabody.
nv Asssncfntad }presv.

AUGUSTA, GA, April 6.-J oseph Pea
body a retired banker OF Boston, died
at, q resort hotel near here to-day, a
feebenens OF extreme old age, was the
cause. The remains Will DO shipped TO
Salem, Mass, for interment,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
No Military Display.

Outside tho station The. crowd vas held
back by cord "a 81 OF police, the absence
\ OF military display being noticeable Dur
Ing TIE half hour9at the station King Ed
ward continued to talk With PRESIDENT 4, e.
}l1oubet and held an extended conference
with the British n Anba ssador9 at Paris.
Sir Francis Levison BERTHE.
King Edward left Paris at 10 Q, CLOCK
for Marseiles, where he will Join Queen
Alexandra on board the rosa Il yacht VIC e:
toria and Albert. Tic effect Of the visit
appears to DO To strengthen in the determl-
nation to proceed with frances policy In
Morocco In accordance with the terms
or the Anglo French agreement. as the
visit Is construed as timely expression
from the signatoriesF Of that grccment. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07

OF Home Observation-Disclosures Francis II.
Hubbard. Worthwhile: superintendent Of
Primary Department Miss Annie Worth,
of RaJeiph 3g IN asa N Eyfst ~ III stf Wa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
The Present. Bill,
OBITUARY BIT
.Iohnl Boiling.

g-T5T 1l.79 y JUEHI sIO14E1E' -Hl5. M
B !, Mr.. John Boiling, OF this city. died yes
n, Rolling, In Wllkesbarre, Pa, where
he had gone in the hon~ - rec upegatlns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
William Ellis

Especial to The Times Disnatch.)
F'IdDD I1R nCKSBURG. VA. April g.
Mr.. w liam Ellis. a prominent farmer,
OF Louisa county, died this week after a
He Is survived by q widow ana several
nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
PRESIDENT OF MEXICO
HELPS PUT OUT FIRE

Especial to The I'ines-Dispatch.)
MEXICO, MEXICO, 81 via Galveston,
Texas, April 6.-Fire Tuesday night de-
sstroyed a large livery stable adjoining
the Department of the Interior. Presi-
dent Diaz, on being informed that the arr
5chives of the Department were in dam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
John G.. Brallnrha1n.

sS4 Especial to The 34Times-Dlspatch.)55
EgS OSBORN 8 GAP, VA, April 8..--J John
G. Branhnn,, OF this place, died Monday
at the age Of ninety, aftor q brief illness.
He was the Oldest person in this Dlcken-
SOM county. Nh ~ TN
He married sMahala Moseley, OF Floyd
county, KY. no survives him at the ripe
old age Of hty- FIVE. T hey reared a
large family. In his younger days there
were no railroad trains. and he made sew
eral trips to Richmond with hog drovers
making the round trip in about a month.
On one OF these trips he called on the
Governor in the interest Of n man who
was serving out a. sent ence from Russell
county IN. ttf peniteht iary. u
He enlisted In the Confederate service
In the spring OF 1861, and & served in
Nathaniel Men!fee's command. He was
captured at 81 Pikeville, sa XVI by Colonel
John dis and sent ITO Camp Chase, where
he stayed three weeks, when he was ex-
changed, going into Colonel y. NJ. French's
command He was In several important
engagements. and a1Ways won distinction
by his daring and bravery. " i5 i{5 s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07

lcnty-tWo years q Of IT age, and had not
beer " FL GAGGED Il in S active business for.
some time. ai q IN. fsis i. tss{i
ing, and will DO In state at Lee Camp
Hall until s o'clock. when the funeral
will take place from Grace Street Pres
byterIan Church. Is an M
pointed the following detail to attend the
funeral OF Mr. Boiling 553i8{ q a 5{5
st M essrs.a OBJ. Morgan, y. Tny Tor STRAIT
ton, n ost Gray, D.. G. Richardson, ]. C..
sDickerson, # c, Al c. f Scott, ~ ] phi w.
Thomas and John N. Gordon.
Do,, sSE TIL, = -, !, u CL;nnArl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
Wiley M laden.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) ss3
f. ENORY 81 AZ, h a pril Wiley Maiden.
q student OF Emory and Henry College.
told his father, mother and brother who
were present. good bye, and three hours
later lie was dead. III l1is r. s$
Y Mr.. Maiden was q son OF Rev. G. "A.
Maiden, OF Bedford. who Is a member OF
the Holston Conference. This was his
\ nrst year in college. but In that short time
he had made friends with the entire
student body. He was member OF the
Csllliopean Literary Society
$ The intcrment will take place ut tho
Holston Conference Cemetery at this
place Friday at II O. clock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
r. l.. Morris,

IR3. 1spec!al . The Times Dlspatch)
q MISUNDERSTANDING. VA.,' April g.
Richard Luclan Morris, young son OF Mr..
II. u, Morris, died at tis home here after
n long illness. OF spinal trouble. Tho re-
mains We're taken to the old homestead
near Massaponax Church. for interment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
Mrs. Susan Fuget.

.ss (speo.nf to lie Times Dlspa tcl,.)
yF1Fa l1D l1RlCKSB URG. VA, April e.
Mrs. Susan Puget died yesterday at the
land, In Stafford county. after 4 long
illness. nged 80 years. One daughter and
one brother survive her. n 75 1TlI5s7 \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
Senator Keezell Here.

Hon George b. Keezell, State senator
from no kinghain county, is in the city
3tos:a ttend the meeting Of the Capitol
issEin his usual sturdy health and good
spirits. He met number of his friends
last9nght but was not talking politics..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
SNOW AND. Eros: IN
SOUTHERN STATES.

I7 rs by Assoclated Press.@ 1-l TgI ~
II BIRMINGHAM Ala April 6.-There
was "a slight fall of.snow at j Jacksonville,
Ala and als9 at Huntsville, to-day
5Sts (By Associated Press.)
SARATOGA MISS, April 6-I.A heavy
and damaging frost fell throughout this
section last night, # III IS E TIL E # ti55a
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

GRADUATES GIVE BENEFIT
FOR STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
princess Kiku," n Clever Japanese
Play, Creditably Presented Mt M
tive sons Hall by Amateurs.

The Graduate Association of the
State Normal School in this city pre-
sented Il little Japanese play, entitled
Princess Kiku," for the benefit of the
loan fund of that institution at Native
sons Hall last night. A large crowd
was present, and a considerable sum Of
money was realized. The scene OF the
play was laid in Toxic, and the story
woven about the adventures Of the
diminutive princess.
The parts were eleverly played by the
following young ladies: Princess Kiku,
favorite niece of the Emperor, Miss
Anna Harter; Ito, a japanese boy, Miss
Mary Morrison; Sahara, a learned Jap
anese lady devoted TO ancient customs,
Miss Ruette Lynch; Lady Cecil, an Eng
lish girl travelling in Japan. Miss Anita
Sullivan; Miss Prendergast, her travel
ing companion. Miss Cicely O'Connor;
ladies in waiting, Misses Emma Nc
Gowen, Irene Carroll, Eta Tessmer,
Katharyn Parker; Geisha girls, Misses
Monaco. Prole. Curley, Gaffney, Crump-
ton. Wilson, Hopkins, Harnett, Harri-
son, Branch, Engebretsen, Hofinghof,
Fitzpatrick. Smith, Strachan, Smith,
Wentworth, Brickley. The young ladies
were rehearsed by Fred j. Butler.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
The Geysers

Health and pleasure resort is now open 70
guests under same management which mace
this IA nous resort popular last year. Inc
hotel cottages bath-houses and GROUNDS are
lighted by electricity: a new dancing paVilion
has been erected and good music will be fur-
nished for dancing. Several new cottages nave
been erected to accommodate the Increased
demand for rooms; also a tennis court has
been built for lovers of that sport
Our best advertisement is our table. wnicn
cannot be surpassed We have own dairy.
hence we have plenty of fresh milk and cream.
Rates S12. s14 and S16 per week; bath
free TO regular weekly guests.
Postoffce and long distance telephone In
hotel. For further particulars and booklet ad-
dress r. H. CURRY. proprietor. or PECkS
BUREAU II Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
Americans to Entertain.

Next Tuesday night California As
sembly No l of the Patriotic Order of
Americans will give an entertainment
and ball for the pleasure of its MEM
bers and friends The programme of
entertainment provided by Mrs. A G.
Dearborn, Mrs. Josephine Jackson and
Lyle H. Gadsby will consist of musical
numbers exclusively. vocal and instru-
mental. There will also be progressive
whist after the music
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
WHITE su1ruur SPRINGS. v.,,ste

Cal--Most accessible springs to San Francisco.
round trip 75c; telephone connection; only ~
hours ride. miles from Vallejo; hot, cold
and plunge sulphur baths; wonderful cures of
rheumatism. neuralgia. eczema. kidney. liver
and stomach diseases Beautiful grounds and
lake for boating and bathing. Dancing pavfl-
ion, bowling alley and shuttle board. Ratsx
SO week. including baths. Address MAN.
UEL MADRID. Vallejo. Cal