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The Washington times., 1906-01-27
Monday for District Work.

Monday will be devoted 10 Distriot
Of Columbia business. and the rest Of
the week will be given up 10 the rah-
road rate debate" The speeches viii
be perfunctoTy in character, intended IN
the main for home consumption, except
in SO much as the effort of the minority
is concerned To make clear that the
legislation in question is really the fruit
Of Dem 1cratic initiative and exertion.
There viii probably be more discussion
along that line than argument going
directly TO the merits OF the bill.
Representative Townsend OF Aichi-
gan, author OF the railroad rate bhl
which passed the House last year. will
be the principal speaker on the Repub-
lican side. and will open the debate. il
is the desire % Colonel Hepburn I'd
the other Republican members Of he
committee that as mucn OF the credit
for the framing Of the measure as is
due should go 10 the gentleman from
Michigan Nor will Representative
Esch Of Wisconsin, joint author with
Townsend Of the bill OF last year, be
overlooked in the distribution OF bOu-
Quets at the disposal Of the Re publican
leaders
The Washington times., 1906-01-27

Los ANGELES. Jan eI.-A1iss VII
helmina Busch wired 10 her home in St
Louis that she would marry the dash
ing Lieutenant Seharrer In spite Of the
commands of her father. who is rush
ing across the continent as fast as d
special train can carry him in the hope
that ne viii be in time 10 stop The
wedding.
The transcontinentul race to the side
of Miss Busch has been won by the
ardent German army officer. and Il
looks as II the millionaire brewer from
St Louis will be too late to attend the
wedding unless he gets here ahead OF
scheduln time
The Washington times., 1906-01-27

II this was insurrection week at the
Capitol. the next will be a season of
brotherly love. The elephant and the
donkey will lie down together. Repub-
licans and Democrats viii fraternize.
and all will go as merriIy as the pro-
verbal wedding bells.
The occasion for this delightful con
dition Of affairs will be the presentation
to the House on Tuesday of the Hep
burn railroad rate bill, a measure which
has received a unanimous report from
the Committee on Interstate and For
eign Commerce. ana which viii, IL Is
expected. pass the House without dis
senting vote.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
Wires Home.

A food of tClegrams has been pouring
I'm upon Miss Busch from her father.
who is keeping the wires hot all along
the traI, imploring her 10 do nothing
rash
Lieutenant Scharrer has taken rooms
at he Hotel Green in Pasadena and de-
nieS himself to all callers When he ar
rived here he was driven at once to the
Busch home, where he was warmly re
ceiVed by the girl with whom he elOped
TO Bellevue and whose father he is
charged with having attempted 10 force
10 settle upon her u doWry OF a million
dollars.
Came TO Wed.
Though refusing TO discuss the sub
tect OF his attentions 10 Miss Busch, the
German lieutenant upon his arrival
here. permitted il 20 become known that
ne intended TO marry the daughter of
the St. Louis brewer.
Miss Busch's telegram TO her home in
St Louis and one with which she has
tried to intercept her angry parent
seem 10 have set at rest all speculation
as to the probable outcome or this re-
maTkably intel esting romance.
Both Miss Busch and l1ieutenant
SchaTrcr have denied themselves 10 all
callers and persist in their refusal 10
talk of their romantic elOpement. From
the hour that the dashipS German OF
nccr arrived at Pasadena he and Miss
Busch have been almost constantly IN
one anOther's company.
Ready for Wedding.
Everything is in readiness for the
promised wedding, which il is declared
Is sure TO take place within a very short
time. The small army of servants which
have been AT work overhauling the
Busch mansion az Orange Grove, Pasa-
dena have completed their work
The young couple are spending their
hours wandering through orange groves
or lurking in the secluded spots in what
is declared to be the most wonderful
winter garden in the world.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
MEETING NoTlcEs-continued.

Land and Development
Company.-Notice OF special meeting OF
stockholders.-Not is hereby given
that the board of directors of the Cali
fornia Land and Development Company
Ca corporation) by resolution duly adopt
ed al meeting of said board. duIy
URDAY. May 5, 1906. did Ncail and or
dered to be held special meeting OF
the stockholders CT said corporation for
the purpose of considering the question
of dissolving the said corporation; ana
notice is hereby given bv order OF sai1
board of directors that said special
meeting viii. by order of said board OF
directors, be held at the office OF sai9
company, 1S43 Fillmore st, city ara
county OF San Francisco. State Of Cali
fornia. the same being the office and
building where the board of directors
OF said corporation usually meets, Tor
the said purpose. on SATURDAY, May
IS, 1906, at 1:30 o'clock p. m. of said day.
II 14t JOHN IL. STEVENS, Sec
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no OUR PATRONS


AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
Today we return to our former meth
DDS Of conducting our great employ
ment labor agencies, namely, charging
for each position small office fee.
We
Feel greatly indebted to all employers
of labor, syndicates, trusts, corpora
tions and smaller firms located in
Utah. Nevada, Oregon. Washington,
Idaho, Arizona, New Mexico and all
ance they rendered US during the past
BUSINESS FREE OF CHARGE to help
great calamity the earthquake and fire
in San Francisco.
HOW WELL WE
Succeeded is best told in the following
figures. During the past month We
have daily given 500 men steady posi-
tions.
WE MUST
Compliment the s. P. r. R., w. P.
Z. r, S. Fe K. p. and the great steam
ship corporations and Others for giving
FREE transportation to that vast army
of men to whom we gave employment.
OF COURSE
There will be hero and there q man
who will still need our assistance. II
after investigation we find any without
money the public can depend on US
to furnish that man a position with
out cost.
Respectfully yours.
MURRAY & READY.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

men to travel in each
State. distribute samples and advertise
our goods: salary S21 per week and ex-
pnses, guaranteed; expenses advanced:
experience unnecessary. Address. with
stamp. stating age and occupation.
REEVE CO.. All Dearborn ST., Chicago
MEN wanted--Wages paid while learn
ing barber trade, sign up at once and
be one to move in oIir own building:
former students report. Moler System
College. 1147 Ellis St, S F. my1 II
HEAD ACCOUNTANT.
Must be experienced capable, steady
well indorsed. conversant in Spanish;
salary liberal Apply box 6991. Call Of
fee 1s-4t'
WINDOW trimmer and card writer; state
reference and salary. Box 64SS. Call
Office. Oakland. u 3ts
YOUNG boothlack. Saratoga Baths. Park
ave., cor. Hollis ST., Emeryville. II 2t~
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UNITARIAN HEADQUARTERS.
First Church, Geary and Franklin sts.
Bradford Leavitt. minister.
UNITARLANS AND OTHERS, con-
nected with the church or not. who de-
sire assistance. relief. information or en-
r,Iovrnent will be cheeEfully assisted IN
evnpathetic and confidential way, so far
as our resources will permit HeadQuar-
ters open every day from 10 to O'Clock.
SUNDAY SERVICES, Century Club, SUIT
ter and Franklin sts., IL a. m.
1s-7t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
TELL EVERYBODY.


MURRAY & READY. Phone Oakland 1851
469 Sixth St. Oakland.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents
1905 we gave.1996 We hope to
81 900 men work. increase that number
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Our gigantic building on Market and
Tenth SITS, next to ST. Nicholas Hotel,
will be completed about next Wednes-
days
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

block in San Francisco, the location
OF which we will notify you CT before
we open our San Francisco offices,
which will be located at the latter
place.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

ANCIENT order of Foresters-A general
meeting OF members viii be held as
unUal on MONDAY AFTERNOON, May
y. 1905. at o'clock. in A. o. F. and c.
O. F. ReEef Headquarters at Golden
Gate Park. San francisco. Stanyan-st.
enhance. We find employment for our
members; any not yet placed please re-
port al once and II convenient attend
this meeting. J. FALCONER, perma-
nent secretary, 1922 Webster st, Oak
land. Cal 20 2t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

A. o. F. AND c. o. F. Relief Committee
Headquarters, Golden Gate Park. Stan
yan-st. entrance-Ails Foresters and
Companions who have not yet paid us
visit are hereby invited TO call whether
help IS required o. otherwise. In the
present crisis we stand together as one
sn6 thus overcome 2cversity- Our usual
meeting viii be held at , o'clock MON
DAY AFTERNOON. May 2l Please
attend. II. J. STOCKTON. Sec. 20 2t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

Board of Relief Jour
neymen Butchers p and B. Associa-
ton. l. NJ. PATcHNER, Chairman.
1t6z Waller St
FRANK KRAUR. Sec. 10 1t
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of the Forest, A. o. F.
The officers and members OF Call1ornla
Circle No. 103 are hereby notified to at
tend a meeting to be held at 4405B
Twentieth St, WEDNESDAY, May %,
at 2 O'Clock Business of Importance
will be transacted. MRS. j. REAR
DON, C. c. 20 81
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

LOYAL Rebekah Lodge No. 2I5. l. o. o.
F.. will meet regularly at Renstrom
Hall. 434 Stanyan st. beginning S D. M
MONDAY, May q. Members please
send addresses and report need If any
l9 lot S. F. CUTLER. n. G.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

FOR sale-Oakland furniture business
corner store, 100 TT. frontage; good loca-
ton; best stand on the coast today: 312
years lease; low rent; must sell at once;
business well worth $4,000; can make
terms. See H. SCHELLfIAAS, Oak
land 20 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

CARPENTERS Union No. 1888 will meet
heerafter on THURSDAY EVENINGS
at sa7 Noe St., bet. Sixteenth and Sew
entssnth, OF Market New due books
T. q EEwToN. Financial Secretary.
J. o. BURcKHALTER, Rec seO.. sss
Noe It IL
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

RATHBONE SISTERS, notice-Au mem
beTs OF the order Of Rathbone Sisters of
this city are earnestly requested to cali
either in person or by card at head
quarters, 6l7 Fell St. and receive sup
plies sent there Tor their use. BY order OF
CLARA z. MARTIN, Grand Chief.
20-2ts
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

NOTICE to Members OF the A. o. U. w.
An employment bureau has been
opened at the Mission High School
building, corner Of Eighteenth and Do
lores SITS, San Francisco, and you are
respectfully urged to register at once,
stating class OF work dc sired and your
present address, go that you can be
communicated with at short notice and
If possible work secured for you w.
H. SAVAGE, Grand Master Workman.
15-7t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

PICTURE, art and frame store, Oakland; !;
new and up-to-date line of holdings,
pictures. frames. tools for joining, fine
portrait business, etc: principals only
answered. Eox 6459. Call Office, Oakland.s
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

GENERAL Relief Committee, Order Birth
Northumberland of this order desir-
ing relief report your wants TO either
of this committee: Dr. George l. Bluhm,
chairman. 1906 Bush St; H. L. Springer,
secretary, l541 Buchanan; c. w. Lub-
liner, treasurer. 2606 Howard; DR.. a.
Nushbaum, S24 Eddy; E. Cohn, 1879
Turk; B. Herzberg, 1908 Sutter; 5.
Berel, 1915 Valencia; NJ. Reinhelmer,
7e Germania ave; E. Gorden, AIS 49th
St, Oakland; NJ. Silverstein, Dist Dep,
1l46 Buchanan. Headquarters 1926
Webster; hours to 4. Is II"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

NORDDEUTCHER Frauen verein-Meet-
ct 256o Market at near Noe All mem
bers please attend. also register your
new address with Recording Secretary
Mrs. Payre. 3Ts Eleventh ave, Rich
Inond District
Is St MRS. +. GEHRR1Ne. prss.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
COMPANIONS


.ETING (AnnuaD
Stockholders of the WHITE SWAN
MINES COMPANY, LIMITED: Please
take notice that the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the White Swan
Mines Company. Limited, will be held
st the principal Office of the company,
514 Buchanan ST, room 10, San Fran
cisco, Cal, on TUESDAY, June 5, 1906,
at 10 a. m, for the purpose of electing
directors and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting. The stock transfer
books OF the company will be closed on
Saturday. June 2. 1906, and remain
closed until after the meeting.
DR.. C. H. KING, President.
H T KINCAID, Sec. pro tenn. Is 14tf
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

S. F. Compressed Air Cleaning Co. cleans
carpets and rugs on floor. without re-
moval: wagons saved; no interruption
of business. Temporary Office 1925 Octa-
via ST.; phone West 1882 ~ limo
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

MASONIC Board Of ReIief Of San Fran
cisco.-MembeTu are herewith request
&c to attend q meeting at the resi-
denoe Of the secretary, ese McArister
gtx ooxner Buchanan. at p. m, on
MONDAY, thu 2lIt inst. BY order Of
=. L HANSEN, Chairman.
J. \. KUEBEN. Secretary. Is 3t'
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

RUPTURE CURED.
Pierce Electric Co.. trusses. belts. etc,
now located n. w. cor. Central ave. and
Chestnut St, Alameda. Call or write.
my20 II
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

FOR sale or exchange for Oakland or
San Francisco property-A fine large
stock OF general merchandise; located
in a live county seat in California; es-
tablished over 80 year., CLEAN stock:
good paying business; good reason for
selling; price for stock. building and
grounds s21500. J. H. EDISON. IA and
Is. Bacon building, Oakland. my14 If
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
CARPET BEATING.

Observation-Disclosures Tho
Rightway Renov;lting Co., succes essors to
Z A. Rice Hopke Bros. JAS. SCHEID-
ELER, 1S05-1SD7 Harrison. Send postal.
my 81 If
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

SoTOYOME Tribe No. Il. L o. R M
Members hsvinb been burned out will
please send their names and addresses
70 FRED BRANDT, P. G. S., 24o2 Geary
st Regular meeting will be held every
THURSDAY EVENING at 20 Dehon
ST. until further notice. Yours IN r r
and G. GEORGE BOSS, Sacher
WIN. NJ. TRACY, c. OF R 1e3t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

F. O. E.-The officers and members of
Golden Gate Aerie No. 81, F. o. E.
are hereby notified lat the next reg
Ular meeting Of the aerie viii be held
at Alaennerbund Hall, Potrero ave,
near Twenty St. on MONDAY
EVENING. May q. 1906. at o'clock.
JOHN J CASSIDY President
BEN F. HANLON, Secretary 20 ct
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

A. o. U W-Triumph Lodge $50 will meet
every Tuesday night at 1880 till further
notice, at 1914 Golden Gate avenue near
Baker street Send your change OF ad-
dress and money orders to d. Sewen,
AZ Baker street. S. REUPP, NJ. w.
J. H. CATTRAN, Recorder.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
HELP wANTED-MALE-con.

ANDRES office Tribune bdg-, 4O6 Stn
ST.. Oskland-W Wanted: Head gardener.
nrtvate place. landscape. $40 and "a
assistant gardener. $50; cnef coox
nlafn cook $50; waiter for clubs girl
for housework. SIS. ETC.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

COURT Star of the West No. ssys, A. o.
T-on and after next FRIDAY, May
18th, the above Court viii meet al
Mosebaoh Hall, s7ao Guorrero street
Members who can not attend send ad-
oresss 20 7. PoYser, 1880 California St
D. B PLYMlRE, c. r.
7. PoYsER, Secretary 20 sts
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

WANTED = Experienced encyclopedia
statesmen for new encyclopedia good
University Society, box 80. Berke-
ley. my2O II
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

HERMANN Lodge No. 127, F. A. M
Called meeting at Hall No. 321 Devisa-
dero street on Monday, May 21, at 1880
o'clock p. m. Deg. 8. By order Of the
w. NJ. L. SCHUMACHER, Sec'y.
20 2t 1888 Pierce St
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

SO, 900 WANTED to help buy and i'm
prove a piece of ground 95 feet square
near Twenty-first st. and San Pablo
ave-; the party who furnishes the above
amount will hold the deed to the ground
and get 10 per cenc net for the invest
ment and own the lot and improvements
at the end of 10 years. See THOMAS
GILBERT, 1904 Union Savings Bank
bldg. Oakland, Cal 10 3t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

RELIEF Committee. o. B. A.-Members
Birth Abraham, desiring relief, make
your wants known to either of the fol-
lowing committee: DR.. A. Nusbaum
SZ4 Eddy st; Emil Cohn, 1879 Turk ST. !:
II. L. Springer. 1871 Buchanan st.
15-7ts
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ENJo1NED By COURT.
Justice Wright's Order Restraining
Payment Of Fee of $4,000.

Justice Wright of the District Supreme
Court today enjoined Charles H. Treat.
treasurer of the United States from paying
70 ex-senator Matthew c. Butler of South
carolina 10000, being a portion of the fee
allowed for attorneys services in securing
Judgments aggregating more than 81 OOO. 900
against the United States In favor of the
Cherokee Nation. The money to pay the
claims was appropriated by Congress on
the last day of the session.
Mr.. Treat is allowed by the order to nav
Robert L. Owen. the Indian lawyer. wno
successfully argued the case in the United
states Supreme Court. the balance of the
attorneys fees. which are said to amount
to 100000.
Shelley & Martin, attorneys. who made
the original contract with the Indians at
whlch time ex-senator Butler was a mem
Der OF the firm. sought by injunction to pre-
vent the treasurer of the United States
from paying over the attorneys fees until
such time as their interests in the fees
claimed to be entitled to two-fifths of the
amount due as counsel fees.
On behalf of Treasurer Treat, District
Attorney w. w. Baker and his assistant
stuart Mcnamara, filed a demurrer to the
bill of complaint. The demurrer sets up
that the suit Is in reality a proceeding
against the United States, being an attempt
to control the official action of the treas
urer and that the contract under which the
injunction and ultimate relief Is asked is
void and against public policy
Hearing on the demurrer will go over un-
I'll fall, as no contested matters are heard
In vacation time.
Attorneys Putnam & Poe represented the
son and j. j. Darlington appeared for the
defendants.
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Brighton Beach Races.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star
BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y, July IL
Following is the list of entries for to-
morrow:
half furlongs-Sam Rice, 1O2; Grand We
marathon. 1o2: Waterbury, 1O2: Hyper
bole, 124: Adelnette, 90; Botanjst 1o7.
Flesser, 1o2; Waterspeed, 80; Dashaway,
liz; Penaris, 80: Princess Carrie, 80: Tod
dies 100
Second race, for three-year-oid and I'D,
selling, one mile and a furlong-R F. VIII
liams. l06; Angler. 106; Reidmore. 1903.
i xorkshire Lad. 100; Vine. 1903; Klingsor.
Friar. 101; Oliver Cromwell Iii; sCham-
plain. lO1; Lancastrian. 90; Telephone, IOI /:
EVE Green. 03; Mary Morris, 90; sCaronaI.
lol; Thomond, ITO.
Third race. for three-year-olds. six fur.
longs-Holloway. 101: Halifax. 100: Stole
S3. First Premium. 100; Bat 9s; Sir Rus
sell, 1903; Gold Cofn 9S; Giovanni RoIero
10; Pleasant Days. 101; Ava. SO; sWater
Fourth race-The Jamaica stakes for
three-year-olds and up, six furlongs (1(l-
Lord OF the Forest. 90; Diamond. liz: Sly
Ben. lo2; Hot Teddy. 102: 'Calabash. 81;
.Iarnish. 10S; @Listless. 90: Water Tank.
80: Battle Axe 102; Mamie Hodge III.
Fifth race. for three-year-olds and I'M:
hanoicap: two miles and sixteenth-Teie-
RR es. , 9s Grenade 100; Graziallo, 115 Far
Tommy Waddell. 100; Don't Ask Me. a2:
Dolly Spanker III: Knight Errant, III:
Bad News, ia: Dishabille. 1913.
Sixth race-For two?year-olds; maidens:
six furlongs. Victoria B.. 107; Roswell.
49, Yorkist. 1o7: Judge Post, ITO: Tony
Boiero, Ito: Bert T.. no: Nareile, lie: Lit
tie Minister, 110; Silver Point, 107: Ba Wa
wa, 10; Knight of Ivanhoe. ito; Berwick,
llo: Elfall 107; Umbrella. LOT: Star Cat,
LOT; Sally K, 1877; Sandy. Creeker. TO.
Pamertine, 110
Weather clear; track fast
Apprentice allowance claimed
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MATTERN PAYS FINE.
Four Hundred Dollars for Making
Hand Book on Races.

The fine of $500 which was imposed on
John E. Mattern, the 7th street cigar store
dealer. for making handbook, was paid
at the Police Court this morning to Finan-
cial Clerk Sebring. The sentence in the
case was three months Imprisonment and
a fine Of $500. Mr.. Mattern began the
serving Of the sentence over two months
ago. and with the allowance for good be-
havior he Will be released from the Dis
trict jail next Saturday. The payment Of
the fine completes the settlement of the
verdict, except for the few days yet to
serve.
The case of Mr.. Mattern attracted I'M
usual attention on account of the promi-
hence of the defendant and of his friends.
and on account of the strong efforts that
were made to secure his pardon When
he was committed he went to the jail and
surrendered himself to the authorities
That was April 30th. and he has been con-
fined since that time.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO, July IL. - The wheat market
opened strong today on good buying by
shorts and commission houses. The demand
was strengthened by the fact that country
acceptances were very light. September
opened Is to q higher at 771a to 7Ts4. and
sold up to 7Sbsa78l4
On good demand by commission houses
September corn sold up to 523s
Demand from shorts sent September oats
up to 35as
September provisions opened firm. pork
at 1850 lard at 9.15a9. 1T1a, and ribs at 955.
The wheat market was strong all day.
chiefly because of reports from North Da-
kota that black rust had made its appear
ance. The high point for September was
ISasa1S19. The close was strong with Sep
TENDER up Mas; at 7Sisa7SA.
Corn prices held strong on reports of dam
age by dry, hot weather. The high point
for September was 3d. The close was
strong with September up a. at 52k
Close: Wheat-July, 7sa7Sh; September,
TS1saTSA.
Corn-July, 52&; September, 52%.
Oats-July, $685. September. 35X
Pork-July, 1851; September. I7.52k
Lard-July, 9.071a; September, $40.
Ribs-July. 9671a; September. $50.
Rye-Juy. 591a; September. 81.
Flax-Nothing doing.
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POLICE TO INVESTIGATE,
Commissioner Vests Action Upon
Complaints Made Of Nude Bathing.

Nude bathing in the Potomac river above
the Aqueduct bridge, which has been the
cause of many complaints from the upper
river boat clubs and from canoeists gen
orally. will be stopped If the united efforts
of the local police and of the Virginia
authorities can accomplish it. Commits
sioner West. in a communication to Mai
Sylvester. superintendent of police, called
attention to the frequency with which COM
plants were being received and directed
that special detail of policemen from the
seventh precinct be sent on the river in
boats with orders to arrest any men or
boys found in the water without trunks or
bathing suits undressing or dressing on
the banks of the stream
Report that such a detail had been at
work was made today by Capt Schneider
In charge OF the seventh precinct. and IT
was also stated that Sheriff Palmer of Alex
andria county had promised to give any
aid In his power to break up the practice.