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ADD TO TRUST COMPLAINT.
Quaker City Firm EnlHrEes Plant
Against steamer Line.

Peter Wright & Sons. of Philadelphia,
agents for the Cosmopolitan Shipping
Company, yesterday filed with the Inter
state Commerce Commission a supplement
tai complaint against the Hamburg Amer
lean Packet Company, and several other
transatlantic lines.
Several days ago Peter Wright d Sons
filed q complaint against the Hamburg
American Packet Company. I'm which the
steamship company was charged with
dominating a pooling agreement in freight
traffic The supplemental complaint filed
yesterday was fSr the purpose of adding
several additional steamship lines as de-
PENDANTS The additional defendants are
the North German Lloyd steamship Com
pany, the Wilson, and the Scandinavian
American Line
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FUNERAL OF HENRY VOLKER.
Remains of Youth Drowned at ely
mont Inferred Mt GIenwOOd.

The funeral Of Henry Volker. the
Gonzaga College graduate. who was
drowned at Glymont, Monday afternoon,
was held yesterday afternoon from the
Keller Memorial Church, Rev Charles IL.
Butler, pastor Of the church. officiating.
The body was inferred at Glenwood.
Young Volker, who was but eighteen
years Of age. was graduated from the
college June IS, but through a mistake.
the diploma did not reach the home Of
his parents 1922 X street northeast, until
the afternoon Of the day he was drowned
lie was highly thought OF by his college
friends, and Revs John Scully president
Of the college, and NJ. L. Fortier, who
instructed the dead boy, are high In the
praise Of his ability and religious inclina-
tons.
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TWO NEGROES SENTENCED.
Samuel Richardson Gets Eight
Years for Third OTensc.

Justice Gould yesterday sentenced
Samuel Richardson, cOlorad, who was re-
Gently convicted Of third cutting ARRAY.
to eight years i'm the penitentiary. Rich
ardson was convicted of slashng James
wilkins, May Z last, while near Seventh
and 0 streets
Elias Carpenter, Colored. was sentenced
to two years in the penitentiary on a plea
of guilty 10 breaking into the store Of
Sarah Holiday in conjunction with mis-
brother Richard Carpenter. May 81 last.
Richard denied the allegation, but was
convicted and sentenced to three years
Imprisonment
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LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Tort Monroe. Norfolk Newport Views and an
points South -N-rirIS and Washington might steam
rs every evening iu the year az go, and day
steamer daily az O. IN.
To Mount Ncrrrl->.r---- N7eles-rr. daily. .
o. 10. and ESQ b. u.. from Seventh street wharf.
Chesapeake Esach-S-s time table.
To Rock Greek Bridge Z1o,oEiral Park Chevy
Chase. and kansiugtoE-CsE from Fifteenth street
and New York avenue every uftssu minutes.
To Alexsudrls-Ferrv steamer Lscksvarua every
hour and = half from 6 g. 70. % 2. n.
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Weston Remember- Relntires.

The VIII Of Charles II. Weston. dated
June Is, 1906, was fled for probate yes
tcrday. BY its terms, the testator ap-
points his son, Frederick Fletcher IVES
ton, executor and also devises the rest Of
the estate TO him after the payment of
the following cash requests: To Walter
Mead Weston. grandson Of the deceased,
$500: 10 granddaughter, Bertha Roxanua
Weston, $50; to daugnter-in-law, Lettie
Mead Weston. $500
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Funeral of Mrs. Van Auken To-day.

Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at o'clock for Mrs. Salue
Maria Van Auken, wife Of Aaron Van
Auken, who died Thursday at her resi-
dence, 1901 Oregon avenue. Mrs. Van
Auken was seventy-twO years old. The
services will be held at her late home.
and interment will be at Gienwood
CemetcrY.
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Willis Brown. Sc. Of Rochester. y. Y. and Emily
F1wards 81. Rev. Wallace Radcliffe
Earl C. BuitOlcld. 81, Of Arlington. Va, sud
Bessie G. Ware ej Rev. james Il. Taylor
Leonard T. Hclm-StOckm7n. Of Hyattsrle. Nd
and Bcss.e NJ Starr q, Of laurel Ma. Rev. II.
Schroeder.
William Wesley. q. and Mamie H. Mudd. y.
Rev Y. +. Sclmift.
John L. sandford. o. Of Fostoria. Va, and Kate
s. Reynolds n. Rev W L. Lynn.
Norman B. Jenkins. q, and lola G. Walker, IS.
Rev. t. II. Lamar.
John Hcfcau 25. ard MAY F. Hiuwood. g. Rev
T. Hez SVem
COLORED.
Clarence Mitchell, q, and Annie Carter, Is.
Rev. AQuila Savleg
Walter Butler. ., and Mary shelton, Is Rev.
Sylvester Cunlthers
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CHINAMAN IS FIRST VICTIM.
FOng Yon Arrested for Selling Fire
works without License.

Mai Sylvester has ordered that all per
sons firing frecrachers before the Fourth
Of July shall be arrested and brought 10
court. An investigation as to where the
fTecrackers were purchased will be held.
and fines Imposed on all persons selling
firecrackers TO minors or without a per
nit
The first victim was a Chinaman, Fong
Ion, Of alS Pennsylvania avenue. Foug
was arrested last night for selling fire.
works 90 small boys without a license.
He furnished collateral for his appear
ance in court to-day.
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DEATH RECORD,

Katie Ncndnh. GO G ST. Sc. 81 Years.
Margaret Shaw. 2606 Newark S.. 81 years
William +. Potts. l35 G st. ne, 90 years.
Joseph BurneStOn. 81 r St ne. 6S vcars.
Martha A. Heiss. 1913 35th st. NV, g years.
Annie T. Vermili0n. Gi c 81. ne. 6 years.
Annie T. Hackett. % St ne, IS years.
Sarah Z. Williams. 1883 F ST. ne. month.
COLORED
Iemuel Thomas. 1875 3)th a.. Al years.
Robert T. Carer rs 9Th s. Sc. % years
Thomas Jerdon Emcrg. Hosp. 3 years.
Lucv Lewis. 100 r ST. nv. 60 years
Eliza Mckenzie. $50 y J. ave. NV, IS years.
Buth Robinson. q o st. NV, m0nthS
Lillian l. Rolche. 1915 Z 81 nw.. l month.
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DRAUGHTSMEN MAY RESIGN.
Race War Threatens TO Disrupt
Architects in Treasury Department.

hAce war EhreaIens TO DISRUPT
Architects in Treasury Department.
The race war which threatens 70 dis
rupt the officials of the supervising archi-
teCt OF the Treasury Department has
reached Assistant Secretary Winthrop
The facts In the recent fsticuT between
". p. Ryder, OF Maryland, and H. D..
Woodson, q negro from South Carolina,
recently sent to the draughting room by
the Civil Service Commission, were laid
before his superior by Supervising Archi-
tect Taylor.
It Is said 70 be the BELIEF Of high Off
Gals that the appointment Of another
negro as draughtsmans without the de-
partment providing a 'jim-crow" reserva-
ton for them. may result iu a majority
Of the white draughtsmen leaving the de-
partment Feeling is intense.
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MAY PICK SITE TODAY.
Chamber of Commerce Committee 10
Meet at 1 o'clock.

The building committee. Of the Wash
ington Chamber of Commerce, met yester-
day afternoon IN the Offices Of the Amer
lean Security and Trust Company, and
had a long executive session. I'm which
the members discussed the several sites
offered for the proposed building.
No decision was reached, as TO a par
ucular site, the committee wishing to get
more data with reference 20 some of the
la-er property offered. subcommittee
VIII obtain this data early to-day. and
the committee will meet again this after
noon az the same place at ! o'clock.
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The Naval Gun Factory Band will give
a sacred concert tomorrow (Sunday) and
every Sunday during the entire summer
at Bandla Highlands from 3 10 6 o. m
Take Capital Traction Pa ave cars going
east, marked F and G. and get free trans
fers to- Randle Highlands Only a few
minutes ride east Of the Capitol 4 mag
niticent View OF the city and surrounding
country from Randle Highlands.
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Presents Dominican Treaty.

NJ. Joubert, the Dominican Minister to
the United States, yesterday handed Act
ing Secretary Adee an official copy Of
the Dominican treaty as passed by the
Dominican Congress and approved by the
Dominican President
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Moro I.ights Ordered.

Commissioner Macfarland yesterday ap-
proved the recommendation of ". c.
Allen. electrical engineer. that the num-
Der of incardescsnt electric lights in
Cleveland Park be doubled.
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Don't bother with remedies; go 20 the
Cause-yOur food. SchneideT's Malt
Bread never sets heavy" on the stomach,
but is every bit digestible. At grOCers, &c
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PLACES OF INTEREST.

IihuU Of Congross-Open q. m. to 10 p. m. on
secular days; from p. m. 20 10 p. m. on Sundays
and on certain holidays.
Public Librsr-Open a. m. % p m. holidays,
- a. m. 90 10 p NJ. Sundays 20 10 p. m.
Executive Mansion-Open 10 a. m. 20 2 p m.
United States Capitol-Open 9 a. n. 20 40 D. N.
United States Trcasury-Open 9 q. IN. % 2 p. n.
State, War and Navy Departments-Open a. IL.
10 ?. m. The original Declaration q Indspeu-
dence Is In the Library q the State Department
United States Patent 0f3ce-Open g a. N. 70 2
p m.
United States Pension Bureau-open 8 a. N. TO
D m
United States Post-oface-ope1 s. N. to ? p m.
Washington City Post-ofice-Open all hours. The
Dead Letter Ofics Is In the city post-oHice.
National Botanic Gardens-Open s q. m. 10 .. N.
! ISL Commissibr-Open a. II. % $50 p N.
Army Medical AlussBm-Open q. m. 20 40 ?. m.
National Museum-Open 3 a, n 70 433 ?. N, tiu-
ending lolidsys
Smithsonian Instituton-Open 9 q, m. to 80 ?. m.
Including hclidaysl
Agricultural Deiartment-Opeu Q q. N. % ( 30 p. n.
Bureau Of Engraving and Priuting-Open g a. m.
% Z-J p. m.
Washington Monument C555Is feet in hsigbu-open
a, m. 10 80 p IN. Elevator does not run after
$50 r. "a
CorcCun Gallery q Art-Opsn ESQ a. m. 20 I
p ~. iii winter; a. m. 20 p. m In summer.
Suucays-laJ D. m. 10 2. n. excepting In mid
summer Admission free on Tuesdays. Thursdays,
Saturdays and sundays; other DAYS &c admission.
Government PgHting Ofioe-Opcn 70 a. m. 70 ?
p u.
Navy Yarl-Open O. m. 70 $50 p N.
o5lihWoTth Cottage. 1rh =. and Prospect ave,
~ THE SUBURBS
Mount Vernon, the home srd tomb q Washing
to1-open D a. m. to s p. n.
Arlington National Jemetcry-Onen Ell day
Cathedral Grounds. Tauuaiytown road-Open a.
u. 20 p. 3D.
United States Soldiers Home-Open a. N. 20
sunset
biological park-Open su day.
Rock Creek Bridge and Park
Chevy Chase heHsiHgtou. Chesapeake Beach, and
Luna Park
Naval Ohserratory-Open g a. n. 70 p. m.
Cabin John Bridge Catholic University and Alex
audrla.
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For twenty years and are stir selling it
Maerzen and Senate-brewery bottlnE
Arlington Bottling Company. same old
place. Phone y. a.
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HOLMES DEFENSE IN
VIII Present Prayers to the
Court This Morning.
MAY GO TO JURY WEDNESDAY

Seven Petitions of Government, to
he Incorporated in Justice STAFF
for Former Cotton Statistician Gets
Similar Privilege To-day.
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When court adjourned yesterday coun-
sci for Edwin S. Holmes had completed
its presentation Of defense IN the cotton
leak case, aud the government had pre-
scented seven petitions 10 be incorporated
in Justice Stafford's charge to the jury
and these had been argued,
Justice Stafford agreed TO hold a session
Of court this morning for the reception
and arguing Of the prayers 10 be offered
by the defense.
Holmes resumed the stand yesterday
morning, and, under cross-exar1inauon by
Special Attorney Beach, explained de-
pOsits Of money made by him from De-
cember, 1904, 20 March, 1906, as being
realized from his mining operations. On
redirect examination by Attorney Worth
ington, Holmes further explained certain
letters which he had written 10 Lewis c.
Van Ripper, Of New York, in August, 1874
following their initial meeting here. The
government has laid stress upon the fact
that these letters. in the handwriting Of
Holmes. are signed with the initial II"
FOrgets Use of Initial.
On cross-examination, Holmes stated
that he did not remember why he had
used merely his initial Mr.. Worthington
sought 10 show that these letters related
10 the private affairs Of other parties.
and In answer 10 a question, Holmes
stated that undoubtedly they were IN
connection with another mans domestic
affairs. into the details Of which he felt
he had no right 20 60. This line Of ex-
animation was strongly objected 90 by the
prosecution. but Holmes was finally al
lowed % answer that Peckham was hay
ing domestic troubles IN August 1884,
and he had been requested by him TO
write under cover to Mr.. Van Ripper.
Mr. Wurtlngt0n then asked the witness:
DO YOU know whether Pe-kham and
HIS wife were living together at that
timer
District Attorney Baker objected to this
question, and Holmes was not allowed TO
answer.
William Il Moran, now chief clerk Of
the Secret Service was called 20 the
stand. and I'm response 10 questions by As
sisgant District Attorney Adkins. testified
that Holmes had told him fin June. 1905.
that the letters signed "H' related 20
mining operations.
COntrudicts Holmes.
Moran also testified that Holmes told
him about the same time that ne had sold
this mine 20 Van Ripper for $4,000 and
was paid in two payments, Of $4,000 and
$500 respectively. This coutradicts
Holmes, who testified that the mine was
paid for In four payments
in the course OF the argument on the
prayers submitted by the government. At
torney WorthinEt0n called the attention
Of the court 70 the fact that the 'udict-
ment alleged conspiracy between
Holmes Haas. and PcCkhdm. when. as a
matter of fact, Haas. according to the
evidence put in by the government, was
not present in the Raleigh Hotel on Au-
gust :, 1908, when. as alleged by the gov
eminent. the conspiracy was formed
Mr.. Worth.ust0n stated that Van Ripper
was a cousp.rttor as much as any OF the
other three, II a conspiracy existed.
II is Thought that the case viii go TO the
jury some time Wednesday With the ex-
ception Of some testimony On surrebuttaI
which the government may put IN Mon
day, no other evidence will be taken ln
the case.
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Is the purest and best medicinal whisky
on the market Physicians recommend IT,
Phone Main 2lS2-Joseph p. Fegan, 415 9Th
St nw-for a full ct. 81. delivered.
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miqs'ouers not TO locate the District
stable between Bryant and Adams and
Second and Third streets northwest, Il
is now proposed to select as a site the
property owned by the District in the
rear Of the pumping station on Bryant
street. between Second and Fourth
streets northwest
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VIM. Cannon's Old Reliable PuriSsima
Best GrnnuInted sugar. Sc;

the rarest of rye WHISTLES. Best for
health. best for hospitality. Phone \.
5-& 1925 eth NV
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Can always be had fresh from the Cream
cries. at James f Oysters. 9Th and Pa.
ave. 5-lb. boxes of delicious 'Four-Ieaf
Clover Creamery a specially
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The Mercantile society.

VIII he closed on SUNDAYS during the
summer months. from Sunday, June 30.
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Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at Pa

Most economical, best bakers. c. A
Nuddimau * Co, bl6 18th 81.
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William VI. Mason. a former Wash
ing,on correspondent, who has been
critically i'll in New York, Is reported
much better.
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Former Policeman William T. HOI-
lidge was committed 90 the workhousc
yesterday because OF his failure 20
provide for his three children.
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1905 F street northwest. claims the lowest
loan rate in Washington. Investigate.
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I.irhtnIne Rod., Correr ENeeI.lor. EnunI

Hotel. Summer Garden RathslIeller. y
Y ave. and llth ST. I. EndTcs. Prop.
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TO u galvanized. Steel Tusts and is dan
gerous, J. H. Huehling, 502 18th nv.
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nTS. 1iny Thompson was fined see I'm
the Police Court yesterday for tearing
up the warrant which was being served
on the man who was visiting her.
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Mai. sylvester needs more police
men All precincts except No. are
short Of men, and cannot get their full
quota before July Z.
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William Alexander showed such dis

NfIIIHIi fItAuuHtE HHV''tu EOVli UIs-
inclination 10 occupying a cell in the
police station. that Policemen Lille and
Horne were obliged to re-enforce with
Il rope the arguments they presented 20
the refractory one. The S25 be left ct
the police station as collateral was for
fcited upon his failure TO appear yes
terdaV.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

bottles, soc. Rebate on bottles, 1Gc.
hone NJ. 5l92 Beavers, 4Z2 az ST. sw.
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Postmaster General Meyer, Attorney
General Bonaparte and Secretary Taft
have returned 20 Washington
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An appTeci8tive audience heard the
second concert by the pupils of Will
lam J. oates. in Pythian Temple last
night, the first having been given on
wednesday, night At the conclusion
OF the musical numbers which were
wei received. there was dancing.
Edward T.. Wills, a graduate of the
Washington high schools, ands also Of
George Washington University Law
School. who is now resident OF
Shreveport, La, has been made assist
ant United States attorney for the
Western district of Louisiana
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According 20 present plans of the
railroads, trains will be running into
Union Station by October /.
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Secretary NetcaIf has awarded 20 the
Noel Construction Company, Of Balt-
more, the contract for erecting ten
at the naval station near
Chicago.
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NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS.

According 10 present plans of the
railroads, trains will be running into
Union Station by October /.
Postmaster General Meyer, Attorney
General Bonaparte, and Secretary Taft
have returned 10 Washington.
William VI. Mason. a former Wash
ington correspondent, who has been
critically i'll in New York, Is reported
much better
Mai. sylvester needs more police
men. All precincts except No. . are
short Of men, and cannot get their full
quota before July Z.
Former Policeman William Y. HoI-
lidge was committed 20 the workhousc
yesterday because OF his failure %
provide for his three children.
sITS. 1Iny Thompson was fined S20 I'm
the Police Court yesterday for tearing
up the warrant which was being served
on the man who was visiting her.
Secretary NetcaIf has awarded 20 the
Noel Construction Company. Of Balti-
more. the contract for erecting ten
buildings at the naval station near
Chicago.
Commissioners West and Morrow
have arranged to spend Fourth Of July
out Of town, and unless pressure of
business prevents. will also spend the
week end out Of the city
Rev. Robert Evans Browning has
been chosen as temporary cura- e for the
Pro-Cathedral Church of the Ascension,
pending the selection Of q successor to
Rev. Clement Brown. resigned.
Florence Stephens, who was reported
missing from her home az SOC Eighth
street by her mother, returned yester-
day morning. with the explanation that
she mad been visiting a girl friend.
Public Printer stiIIin=s has issued an
order that all mechanics who worl,
more than four hours on Saturdays
during July, August, and September.
shall receive q 90 per cent increase in
their wages for the day.
COnlmissioncr NacfarIand yesterday
approved the recommendation Of Chief
". 7. Belt that the contract FOR a 70
foot truck for the fire department be
awarded TO the American-La France
Fire Engine Company.
Engineer Commissioner Morrow yes
terday approved the recommendation
Of II. B. Davis. inspector of plumbing.
that the attendants at the public con-
veuience stations be transferred TO the
per diem rolls.
Fire CLief Belt has ordered all fire
mer TO stay on duty from S q. n. July
4. 20 s o'clock the following morning.
Tlrcmcn viii be detailed to patrol the
business section with fire extinguishers.
sxas. and hooks, as a further precau-
ton.
Ar nunrePIgfiVp audience bPa-d the
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Commissioners West and Morrow
have arranged to spend Fourth Of July
out Of town, and unless pressure of
business prevents. will also spend the
week end out Of the city.
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Rev. Robert Evans browning has
been chosen as temporary curate for the
Pro-Cathedral Church of the Ascension.
pending the selection of a successor to
Rev. Clement Brown. resigned.
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Fire CLief Belt has ordered all fire
mer to stay on duty from a. n. July
4. 20 s o'clock the following morning.
Tlrcmcn viii be detailed to patrol the
business section with fire extinguishers.
Rxas. and hooks, as a further precau-
ton.
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Commissioner NacfarIand yesterday
approved the recommendation Of Chief
". 7. Belt that the contract for a 70
foot truck fer the fire department be
awarded to the Americau-La France
Fire Engine Company.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
cALrFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, June 15.-The following
Californians are registered at New
York hotels:
San Francisco-W. H Chickering.
Empire; J. Goldberg. Hotel Savoy; w.
O. Heitman, Marlborough; DR.. E. A
Lewis, Hotel York; T. Mandell, Hotel
Belleaire: Mrs. W. o. Mills. Miss NJ
Mills, Martha Washington hotel; Miss
N. Wardell Mrs ] A Wardell, ST
Denis: NJ @. Bugbee. Grand hotel; r.
Amfss, Herald Square; Mrs S. Best.
Continental hotel: H A Burke, Broad
way Central: D. III Keith. Hotel VOL
colt; w. Tattersall, Ashland house; z.
z. VALLEY, Broadway Central
Riverside-Miss +. Phillips, Mrs. N.
L. Phillips. St Denis
Oakland-Mr& Page, Herald Square:
]. N. Pake, p. L White. Hotel Marl-
borough
Ontario-w. r. Blake. Hotel Gerard
Los Angeles0A B. Carpenter, Hotel
Seville; d. B. Sassela, Victoria; Major
T Whalen, Grand hotel
Long Beach-D. Densmore, Hotel
Gerard
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-16
GOLDFIELD ROAD PUTS
EMBARGO ON FREIGHT
Line Is Unable to Handle the Ship
ments Offered by the San
Pedro System

RENO. June 15.-Manager ]. F.
Eed6en Of the GoIdheld and Tonopah
railroad has declared an embargo on
all freight received from Los Angeles
over the San Pedro line. This action
was taken by Hedden upon complaint
OF the Southern Pacific officials. This
restriction does not prevent the re-
ceipts OF foodstuffs. livestock and per-
ishsble goods. Some time ago Hedden
declared an embargo against the
Southern Pacific on the ground that he
was unable to handle all the freight Of
that road He continued, however, to
allow his road to haul freight from
Rhyolfte into Goldheld and Tonopah,
and IN this way the bulk OF the freight
from Sacramento, San Francisco and
Reno to Los Angeles was handled
Hedden was accused OF entering into
an agreement with the Clark line to
discriminate against the Southern Pa
cific but he denied this.