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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
CANADIAN OARSMEN HAVE
HOLD ON CHALLENGE CUP
Argonauts Are Improving With
Racing and Trophy May
Leave England.

HENLEY, England, July 3.--In the
second heat for the Grand Challenge
cup today the Argonauts (Canada) beat
the Thames Rowing Club. Time, 7
minutes 4 seconds. The Canadians led
throughout and won easily,
Not man OF the Argonauts. showed
the slightest sign of distress. They all
sat up straight as poplar trees at the
finish and were accorded a fine recep-
ton.
The Argonauts are improving with
racing and many experts consider that
the fate of the Grand Challenge cup is
sealed and that 1t will leave England
for the first time in its history.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
IMILLER'S RIDES SAVE
DAY AT SHEEPSHEAD
Diminuive Jockey 0utgenerals
His Young Rival in the
Saddle, Radtke.
Bundooran Throws His Rider
and Dashes Wildly Around
the Course.

! NEW YORK, July 3.-If Jockey Mil
! Ter had not won three races at the
Sheepshead Bay track today the sport
would have been featureless. This
clever artist of the saddle saved the
day from being dull by winning with
Tiptoe. Dashaway and John Lyle.
The Millerites were comparatively
rich at the end of the day. He rode
! two other horses and finished second
/ on Smiling Tom. The only time his
| admirers failed TO cash was in the
| fifth race, when Yorkshire Lad finished
sixth. The success of Dashaway and
John Lyle was due in a great measure
to Miller's good Jockeyship. He had
only TO sit still and guide Tiptoe the
nearest way home, as she was much
better in the mud than Brookdale
| Nymph.
| He had TO call into play all the tricks
| of his avocation to win with DaShaway
and John Lyle. Dashaway beat Don
Enrique in the fourth race after a
driving finish. Miller took advantage
of his rival. Radtke, who had the mount
on the latter, soon after the start by
crossing in front of him and compelling
him to pull up. Radtke yelled in rage
at this undue advantage, but Miller re-
lentlessly carried out his purpose to
| shut him off. 1t was this interference
| that cost Don Enrique the race.
Radtke had to pull up nearly TO a
standstill TO save a fall and then Dash
away had gained a long lead. Don En-
rique soon managed to overhaul Dash
away. but the effort to do so made him
leg weary at the end and in the last
furlong he quit.
| After Bundooran had caused a fiutter
of excitement by throwing his rider at
the starting point in the sixth race and
dashing wildly around the turf course
five times, John Lyle, fortunate in Sc
curing good position, beat Onatus out
| in long, hard drive. Angler. the
| heavily backed favorite, was Pinched off
| ct the start. carried wide on the first
turn and interfered with several times.
He closed big gap. but his numerous
mishaps prevented him from being a
/ factor in the finish Summary;
| First race five furlongs-J. c. Core won.
Smiling Tom second, IorkiSt third. Time, 02.
Second race, one mile-Tiptoe won. Brook
| 1:41 Is.
Third race. the Rockaway cup steeplechase.
full course-LOng Run won, CuychillO second.
Divider third Time. 5:a2
Fourth race, five and a half furlongs-Dash-
away won. Don Enrique second, Montgomery
third. Time 1909.
! Fifth race. one mile and a furlong-A Mus
koday won. Grenade second. Cedarstrome third.
Time, 1855 3-5.
| Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles, sell
ing-John Lyle won. Onatas second, Lady Eli
son third Time, 1 as 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
AttelI FnvOrite Over NeII.

LOS ANGELES. July S.-Abe Attel1
and Frankie Neil are in readiness for
their fight tomorrow for the feather
weight championship of America and
the gold challenge belt offered by Man
ager McCarey of the Pacific Athletic
Club. The men will enter the ring at
about 3:15 in the afternoon and will
weigh at the ringside. There will be
two preliminaries. The odds are in
favor of Attel at 10 to :, but the bet
ting so far has been light.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
What Father Does.

Mothers may talk. work. struggle to
make their sons models by which to
shape a new heaven and a new earth
is his father, and the boy believes that.
whatever may be right on Sundays or
at prayer times, the things that are
really good. that really count in life
are what father does Moreover, 1t is
what father does which defines the
shaped. In a word. what father does
IS, the beginning as il Is the end OF
the boys vements.-Harper's Ba-
Ear
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
LATONIA ENTRIEs.

First race, mile. sellng-Pirate's Dance
ST. Yumuri 81, Uncle James 50. Matt Lynch 90
Early Hours 90 Don Trent 92. Leo Bright o.
Long Bright o.. MazzeltOy 80. DOeskin 102
Piller 1O2. Triile Silver y. Inhammabe 102.
Docile 1O3. Arelight 100
Second race, hve furlOngs-Betirice %. Bitter
Queen 90. Handspike %. Ja- Swift 80, Della
Thorpe 102 Lady SaylOr 1O2 Margie 105. Zick
Abrams 100. Red Gauntlet 1O5. Bonavenrure
100, Dainty Dame no. Friction 11S. Selene b
115.
Third race. six furlongs, serling-Prinetpia 90
Wee Lass 90 Lizzie Mclean 30. Pete Vinegar
90. Wagstan %. TOppy Girl 93, Mil Song 81.
Pillon 90. linda 90. Monticello 101. Mayor
Johnson 103. Gauze 104. Mohave log. Elastic
I12. Martius 121-
cinnnti Hotel spring handicap-Kercheval leo.
Mellvain IO3. Princess Orna los. Braneas ia.
Dutch Barbara 100. Alma DufOur 49, John
Carroll 100 Orly II 126.
Dufour and Carroll COrrigan entry.
125. Frank Mac 13O, Fred Preismeyer 131, Green
Brier f32 Jolo 1876 barefoot I3s. ST. Enoch
f3s SnOwdrift I43 Ohio King 149. Lights Out
I5T New Amsterdam 1862 Pirate 163.
Sixth race. one mile. sellinR-Dr. McCleur SO,
Josfe's Jewell 90. OberOn 81. Bitter Brown 93
Yachting Girl 90. Gladiator 1O2. The Laurel
1O2. Juba 104. Proteus 1O5. BeletOone 100.
Cambrid"e 106-
Seventh race. one mile. selling-FlOrizel 90,
Orient 90, J. p Maybe-ry 1O1 Mr.. Farnum 101.
Happy Jack 102. Clyde lO4. Buger 1O4. Willie
NewcOmb 1O4. Fox Hunting 105. Mamie Algol
1O6. Sam Craig 1O7. ST. George Jr. 1O7. Giipin
los, Capftano los. Bill Carter los. Six Shooter
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
Oakland Game Postponed.

OAKLAND, July 3-Owing to the
fact that the Seals could not reach Oak
land until late this evening. the game
scheduled for this afternoon at Idora
Park with the Commuters has beer
postponed until tomorrow. Two games
Will be played on Wednesday, the first
at 1890 and the second contest in the
afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
EprIaud,a creat wheat cron.

The board of agriculture, in return
recently issued, states that the total
production of wheat in Great Britain
in 1906 amounted to 5S.902,499 bushels.
or over 22,000,000 bushels more than in
year since 1893. The yield per acre was
32.7S bushels. which is IN bushels
above the mean of the previous ten
years, and six bushels above the poor
return Of 1904.-London Mail
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
RrFFALo sELECTIoNs.

By the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-BObbfe kean, Martin
Doyle, Gold Enamel.
second race-Sweet Kitty, Begun,
Tanbark.
Third race-TigerO, KassiI, SubadOr.
Fourth raee-EmbarraSsmen Red
Leaf, Earl Rogers.
Fifth race-PIaud, Flip, Triumphant.
sixth race-ReservatfOn, water
PanSy, Clara Dee.
weather threatening; track good.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
Totals. ~
PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Earned run-Seattle. Stolen bases-House-
holder. MeHae. Mitchell. Sacrifice ht-Han-
sen Bases on balls-0n Vickers 3. off Calin !.
Struck out-By Vickers g. by Calif 2. Passed
hals-Hansen ?. Left bases--Sesttle 3. Port
land & Time Of game hours and 10 minutes.
Umpire-Perrine
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
Slow Trnck nt Latnnia.

CINCINNATI. July 3.-The racing at Latonia
today resulted follows:
First race, six furlongs-Granada won.
Bucher second. Hector third. Time I:I4 as
Second race five and a half furlongs-Frank
Flesher won, Poster Girl second. Elected third.
Time. :0S 3-5.
Third race, one and a half miles-Hubbarl
won, Little Elkin second, Handy Bill third.
Time, 2:35 3-5.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Miltiades won.
Cottontown second. Fortunate third. Time.
l:29 20
Fifth race FIVE and a half furlongs-Yowric
won. MarmOrean second Chocolate Drop third.
Time, 55 2-J.
Sixth race, six furlOngs-SIalleable won. The
Mate second Alma Gardia third. Time, lis 2-5.
Seventh race, one mile-Happy Jack won. Bill
Carter second, Matabon third. Time, :46 So
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
Results mt Denver.

DENVER, July 3.-The racing at Overland
Park today resulted as follows:
First race. four and a half furlongs-Kogo
won, Darien second, DIR. Crook third Time,
:59A.
Second race. five and a half furIongs-StumD-
town won, Sir Carter second, Vanhorn third.
Time. 1:l3h.
Third race, five and half furlougs-Prince
Ching won, Easy Street second, Byplay third.
Time. I:12h.
Fourth race seven furlongs-Rubric won. Pi-
quet second. Dr. Nash third. Time 1:34h
Fifth race, one and quarter miles-Beech-
wood won Supreme Court second. Leila Hill
third Time, 2:21A
Sixth race. four furIongs-Neva HurtIer won
Reece Hughes second, Sweetheart third Time
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
Golf play at BurIingame.

Mrs. r. Gilman Brown and Mrs. w. S.
Martin viii meet this morning on the
links al Burlingame in competition for
the Mrs. William II. Crocker cup. In
the semi-hnals yesterday Mrs. Brown
defeated Mrs. Sherwood and Mrs. Mar
tin defeated Mrs. L. J. Scott.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
AutomobIIe Records Rroken.

CHICAGO, July 3.-All worlds rec
ords for fifty miles for stock touring
cars were broken by Ollie Savin of
Texas IN the ffty-mile endurance derby.
the feature OF the automobile races at
Hawthorne today. His time was
.0e:l9 The former record was .0S 8 l.
made at ST. Louis last month. Five of
the nine starters finished the race. w.
J. Mcdonald was second and G. Rogers
third
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
CANES TODAY.

San Francisco Mt Oakland, two game
-at 1890 a. IN. and 2,3O p. m.
Portland at Seattle.
Fresno at Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
SELECTIONS AND ENTRIES
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.
LATONIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Early Hours, PilIer, In
hammabIe.
second race-MargIe, SeIene, Dainty
Dame.
ThIrd rnce-Martius, Gauze, Re-
volt.
Fourth race-COrrisan entry, Bran
ccs, Dutch Barbara.
Fifth race-Pfrate, Lights Out, 81.
EnOch.
sixth race-Juba, Gladiator, The
Laurel.
seventh race-Six shooter, sam Craig,
Dir. Farnum.
weather clear; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
SEATTLE ENTRIES.

First race six furlongs. seliing-Bert Arthur
la FL VeranO Ill, RedmOnt Ill, Bearhunter
III. Glenbrier 1O9, PruewOOd 100. Lady Rice
100. Lady BimbO 100.
Second race, mile. selling-BelascO 1ly,
Colonel Jewell 100. ROtrOu 107, RosarO l01,
Seedcake 107, Temptation 107, Miss Spokane
105. Carrick 100.
Third race. one mile selling-Hersain 10I.
Tramway 1O5. Flourish 1O5. Black Cloud 100,
Calculate 1OJ. Holly Berry 1O3. Montana Peeress
lO3. Standard 1O3. Elba 103-
Fourth race six furlongs. selling-Ocyrohe
100. Sandstone 1O9. Hobsons Choice 1906 Red
wad 1O8. BOuntlful 1O6. Z. @. Runte JOG,
Willie Gregg 1OG GlendeRnng LOG. Rathgar 1O4,
Seasick 1O4, Little Buttercup lC4.
Fifth race. and quarter miles. Celebra-
tOn handicap-Rlghtful 116. HippOcrates los.
Massa los. Dewey 102, YeOman lO2. Epteure 1O2.
Luclan 100, StilichO 100. BOmbardier 30, Dusty
Miller 9S, W. b. Gates 9S. Ramus %, Anvil
90 Boloman 90
HippOcrates and Lucian Van Dusan entry.
Sixth race, five furiOngs. purse-Royal Rogue
Ill. Henry Waite 10. Martinmas 100, Belle
Kinney 1O5 Ruby 1O5, Colonel BrOnstOn 101.
Neatness 96.
Seventh race. one mile and fifty yards. sell
ing-Jackful 100. The HueuenOt lO9. Lucian
100. Cabin 104. Gloomg Gus 104. Ralph Young
l02, Anglica 102.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04

John Harley was married a week
ago We'd like 10 ask him one ques-
tion: Are you as happy as you thought
you'd be?"
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
Cleveland Again Leads
All Teams Of Amer
ican League.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

CLEVELAND July Cleveland defeated De-
troit today and regained FIRST place It began to
forced the teams to play despite Detroits pro
test until the end of the sixth. During the sixth
the field sea of mud and wafer. The De-
troit second baseman played In raincoat. Score
Cleveland ............-. 3 i .
Batteries Townsend and Clark; Donahue
Warner and Payne.
in both games of a doubie-header here today. The
first game marked by heavy hitting, while
the second was a pitchers battle. in which
White allowed the visitors but one hit; Scores:
Chicago 10
'' Batteries.owen tegis and Sullivan; Smith and
Hickey.
ehssso Ssssoa s'',,.............~. game : : : 9 g
" Batteries-white ri and Sullivan; Jacobsen and
O'Connor
game between Washington and Boston at the
end of the fifth inning with the score to in
favor of the local team. A remarkable catch by
Hickman almost against the right center field
fence, was the feature Score:
Washington s o
Batteries -Kitson and Heydon Harris and
Armbruster.
York game called at the beginning of third inning
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BOSTON, July 3-Dooin was responsible for
the defeat of the locals today. his wiidness in
the sixth inning causing and wild throw
by. him. in the eleventh allowing the winning
philadelphia ................... .
Batteries -Duggleby and Dooin; Dorner and
NEW YoRk, July 3-New York Brooklyn
game postponed on account of rain.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
PITCHER VICKERS SHUTS OUT GIANTS
AND THREATENS UMPIRE PERRINE,
RESULTS OF GAMES.

Seattle 3, Portland o.
No game at Oakland, owing to late
arrival of San Francisco Team.
No game at Portland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04

The wise wife has weigh Of her own,
but lets her husband have his own way.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-02
NEW YORK. PRODUCE,

New Y5Tk. Nov I-SUGAR-Thc worlds visible
supply s @oG), against l,00 600 last year Eu-
fCpe2n beet sugar market was steady but quiet at
IS I'd for November and December. The local
market was inactive, with prices entirely nOni
nal but the idea in the street was that the mar
ket vas lower 90 sell. il is stiI believed that
some busines, has beer closed the basis q $50
duy paid, s. test Prices were uomin2lly l5-l5
for 90 test Centrifugal Us for s. test musC0rado
and 3-i6 for 50 test molssses sugar. Refined
sugar was quiet and unchanged.
BUTTER Receipts sos9 Market held steady
unchanged with extra heavy creamery quoted at
-ja26iz.
EGGS-Receipts. SOS cases Steady: unchanged.
26aE quoted for Western h7sts.
NAVAL sTORES-Stocks: ROsin. 9--7 barrels ,
spirits turpsntinc. i.2l3 barrels; tar 5s5 barrels
Spirits tIrpentine ruled steady on the basis Of 69-
for mdcaine-Dade barrels RoSIn held steady az the
unchanged price Cf 45 for common 70 good
strained, and tar remained normal
MILL FEED-AioTC doing: part export Spring
bran. In lolpcund sacks, To arrive, lake and rail
2Li5; mildlings. g75i city bran, so50; Western
red dog, &S5.
FLOUR-strongIy sustained Spring patents. 40
aiS; spring clears, 351h3l5; winter straghts j0a
SEQ; winter cisaTs, 32a3s5; Kansas IN sacks. pat
cHtS, 3.I5a3 8 str8ghts. 3.55a365 clear Sla3 y
RYE FLOUR-Stesdy; moderate inquiry; 3.7ea4 Is.
CORN MbAL-Eair business kun-dTied. for ex-
port, 27laZ75: coarse meal. ia bags. LO9alu
BUCkWHEAT FL0UR-Aoderate demand; 2sa
&iL
HAY-Commoa grades more plentiful Recsiuts.
i.5l0 tons, part export Prime. I-O5aLlO No l.
100; No. . S0ds2is; No. 3, 55aSa
BEEF-5trong; fair inquiry. Family. e50al3D0:
packet l0G0alL0
PORK-sman supply. Mess R@aB75: family.
i9.09al91
TALLOW-scrong. City quoted al 81 in hogs
heads sales, 80 bozsheads.
LARD-SfongeT. Prime Western loco: city. s.75:
refined continent, l0l0i South American 10 75; ve-
fined Brazilian kegs lL75; city stearinc. I0lkc:
oleosteagine, firm; city, lie; Chicago, lie.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-02
PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore Nov. l.-FLOUR-AlaIket was quiet
Winter extra, 2s5aSt5i winter clear a25a3g5 win
ter straight ioa255 winter patent, 37ja395;
spring clear J.e5as55; spring straight. &55a3.s3
spring patent. AeAieo- City Nils best pateut
sac, City Mills hgh-gsde patent. 40; City Mis-
high grade Straight. 40; choice family. i95 City
Mills extra. S25aa 20 rye hour medium 10 eloioe,
2.5oa5Sj. Corn meal. pcg LOO pounds LisaL60 Buck
wheat yer lo0 pounds, aaa9 20. Rio extra, 5sa33o
oATs-Niarket 6Tm Stock in elevators, 90 li5
bus shipments from elevators. ELG3 bus. Quota
ti0ns f1r new cats: White. No 2. 5s7,sSe do No.
8 57a3s; do, No. !. 5is3is mixed, Nc. . 5aN j.:
90, 10. 3, 36a36'5; No J. S3a35'z- Nots-Tho above
quotations refer 10 domestic deliver.
RYE-Stock In elevators. l17,s1 bus: shipments
from elevators. 500 bus No . per bus. ss65
No. Western, uptown delivery. Gss59. No. near
Dr., uptown delIyery. 6a6i No. Western. uptown
delivery. 6is65 No. HeaTby. uptown deliver. 6las2
bag lots. To quality and condition, 5ja65; choice
Western. uptown delivery. 72a73.
BUTFER-Market firm. Creamerv, fancy. Der n ,
ZaZ7I- do, choice. 2a15, do good. 22zE; do
imitation. lsa2l; do prints. 25s2si DO, blocks ga
- lsdle Has nearby rolls, Eal9i store packed,
Ohio. 49,; d. West Virginia. Isis Maryland. VIZ
giuia, and Pennsylvania dairy prints l7al5; reno
rated. 2la93.
EGCS-Nsrket arm. MARYLAND, PenusyIyau.s. and
nearby frsts loss CT per d9z =; Western frsts
loss oH, = West Virginia. hrsts loss on. 2;
Southern tiTsts. l0ss Of ZlG guinea csgs. l2ali.
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady Chickens, old
hens. heavy. per H.. llc do. small 70; old zoos
teTs each, 2a30; Young sood 10 choice. ual2 Ducks
Puddle large per lb.. H. do, snail lG. do. musCory
and m0nETai. 10, Go, drakes each 30as0; do white
Pekirs, Il Geese Maryland and Virginia per To-.
lIsl2 TuTkeys-YouDg per To-, l6sl7. Pigeons young
each, aoa25- old turkeys l5al6 Old guinea fowl,
each -T1t0
The Washington herald., 1906-11-02
HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVES.
John c. Monaghan Delivers Lecture
ON subject at Carroll Institute.

John g Monaghan. OF the Department o.
Commerce and Labor, delivered a lectur"
al Carroll Institute last night or "Hov
the Other Half Lives" Mr. Monaghan.
who is an extensive travel. spoke Of life
In England. Scotland, France, Italy, aHd
Switzerland.
England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
the speaker said, are the greatest textile
manufacturing countries in the world. oW-
ing to their climate which was due in o.
large measure 10 the influence Of the GuIf
Stream.
In relation to this stream, Mr.. Monaghan
referred to an interesting theory once ad-
vanced by an official of the Gee cdetc sur
vey. This scientist. he said. contended
that the Labrador current of the Gull
Stream could he so diverted as 20 give
the eastern coast OF the United States
climate similar 10 the Riviera IN France
This, however, would have the effect Of
changing the climates Of England. trancc
and Germany 10 one similar TO that which
now exists in Siberia, said the lecturer
and would undoubtedly have been the
cause of war had it been effected.
a number of complimentary lectures viii
be given az Carroll Institute throughout
the winter
last evenings committee consisted o.
Joseph Nolan. p. Z. p. Leon. and ". c.
Sullivan
The Washington herald., 1906-11-02
DAILY COURT RECORD.
supreme .Courf OF the United states.

supreme .COuTi of the United states.
Present; The Chief Jusicr Mr. Justice Harlan,
}lr- Iustice Breger Nv Justice White. 81. Justice
letkham, ar. Iustica Hlhres end sls. Justice lag
J. eIl ". lIeiniuaan oi Cincinnati. Ohio; George
.. Hens,, of De- Moires ioWs v. g HARRISON.
% Des Moin,s Iowa samuel l. Anderson. q Rc.i.
nlood. Va. -. Ii BselrHeT Il Des Noinos, Iowa.
and ". II. Cohen Of Dcs Moires. Iowa. wefe adj
miticd 30 rfse.iee.
NJ. u Original "a u-Fte: II the matter q
Tho Montana Mining Coa.Bsnr. Linte(. pstitisrsr;
l.c granted q Ile TotuH q Cniiui States dstri-t
Judge tn mie 10 show cagse hsFeiH oa motion u
1fr A.ha. Rfo-n Ter tiss resp 3n'ieIt.
~. - Tiioa1as G4s-azi - a.. aI1liiaIlis, IS
Juanna Dassas: Argument soatanlel ~ NJ. Frfd-
erik sieKfnney for tie appellee. and couciudezi hl
slr Fritz ron Bti=seH g.. ii4e appellants.
So. ~ Wiisu =. Deter 4 al. trustee. &c--
flaiutIHs 81 c..ae e.. Salem IL. ChaTles = al. Sc
Continued rel iplilstion
NJ r. AmtIa ~ TraFcgs - az, sDp-L4ii@ is
sisria l.. Reinlsfit et al le4se granted ID t-rc-
counsel % make ofa argument fer tlc apnelles- p
motion Il sfr A. J. Colbert fJr the aiIeiiec~ At
---reut commenced by NIr. Bernard Garter e. tae
arf.rIIan- and Continued bv Nh. William \. cog
don Mr. ~ T. Colbert, and NJ. Geofse r. ItaHit
ton for the Appellee.
Ad.mrnel until To-day at Z a'ciocA-
The day csH for FRIDAY. November :. "ii! - q.
follows: Ncs 7e 81 3 isad 9ei, - 81, = =. s. =
land B. s. and 81. ami S.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-02
WRECKED BANK REoPENs.
Real Estate Trust Company Resumes
with HeaxS Deposits First Day.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 1.-The Real
Estate Trust Company. wrecked in
August by its president, Frank Nipple,
who aftcrward committed suicide, was
reopcned to-day with It's receiver, George
Earle. jr.. at its head. Just two months
and three days have elapsed since lis
closing.
Preparations had been made for . run
on the bank, as one-third OF the old de
positors' money. S2,600oo0, in all. could
have been called upon. Instead Of
run. however, there was great confidence
shown and at closing tine the books
showed SS27.7H in deposits az against
$4,000 In Withdrawals.
The rcopcning Of the bank Is due to the
fact that the deposltors agreed to let
tWo-thirds of their $2,619.000 remain as
preferred stock, and that the directors
practically gave the bank S2.500,00. IN
this way seven million dollars were given
to the trust company 10 enable il 10
open.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-02
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Grsn. Park-George &. Cartier 20 Charles A. Ae-
Euen and EIvsrl Z. Gordon 70 secure J9ha
+ r White S5, 8 % g months. pr cent
lots e.. Cs. g. o. =. a. g. e. g. s.. block .
S4.are laJ-Mason IT, johnson e TX 70 Ben =.
Bradforl sad William z BurfoFd t. sec15e
William H. shirlcy. S.0a, 20 . Tnonths, rsr
cent lot Us
Squs-o IoI-Rolert Armour e, uz- 20 Bignad W
BeaH and J. CiaTunos Price % seciTe CITIZEN
savings Rank. s. SO ycars. per cent, sfT-i-
annaaIl-. gart original bots 20 and D.
lie T,roit Par-Edgar L. Heckicy, r., - VIZ 20 a.
ward II Whitosi6s and Ha0ey T. Winfield. o.
-e-zre Hone B,-i!lirs Assoliati9n. s. i9o. lot s.
block T.
C-sveg Terrscc-Laura H. Gcrdu1m 70 Edward D.
StellEaseu and Thomas ~ Gale - ec-i-
Aulick Palmer. 5i.02o. years. 8 p.r ceni- som
auauallv. i0t g.
Columbia HeiEliss-C-essy T. Wnhur e' uZ i'
Jol.u T. Asrns and Alc1 X. Phillips. to secul'
Potomac Insurance Comp-nF- esr9. , stsF-. '
Der cent sesni i-auuraIi- I9t 81. block g.
Sruaro 6Z2...raacI NcNaliy ~ uZ 20 Natsousl Ssi-
Dels5sit saving and Trust Company. o. ssr-l1e
American SecIuC- and 'fu-sr Company, s-sse s.
years. ger cent. semi annually. -oi a.
S''iarc Ia0I-g gharlCs X. Murray o. JESSE Il. NiisCH
and Isaac T. Shoemaker. 20 secure Potoue-
saving rank, S5e. 1 yeaT. per cent quarterly.
ua- 10; g.
Brcoklsnd-Johu r Eloodgool ct uz 70 John +
HeT1eil aud Aaron s. Caywo0d. n se-ure Pc
pies IRE Insurance Compau-. S-5od. > years. 3
Ier cent. semi-suHusliy lot 3, blcok p
Square L2t2-Jscoh Perkins to Charles H. trzs1r
and Charles II. NcCarteney, 10 SECURE GeoTz
c. GeTtInzn. S-9o. yes7s. pcr ont ssuli
annually. Ts5t lots Sc and 81
SQUARE 3i5-Gecrge r, Iiukins a. TX N William
C. Sullivan and George W Linsi1s. ~ seo-lr
William Clsbaugh. g so, years. psr cert
quarterly, part original LOT 4
Square 252-Juseph n Crawford O. u1, % r.
odincy Smith and Lee d. Lstjner % secur-
Charles T. Nesbit and John +. Sleman. TIM
tees 500 six months Per CENT. seni
annually. p4rt original lot T.
Sauare gsi-Robert Houard % uZ- n Thomas
Picdori and Clarence 4. Hight 20 secure Pen
" Pickfori Ss7s. monthly uoies. p9r c-s-.
se5niannuallv. part lot y.