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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
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3 bis 10 llbr Wloroens nro IL ubr Wiitu6s
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
LISTS ON HEALTH, HYGIENE AND
EXTRAORDINARY BOOKS.

The District Public Library has recently
published in pamphlet form for free dis
tribution at the library an annotated list Of
books on health and hygiene. This sixteen
page list may be had on application at the
issue desk at the library.
The Kingston disaster makes appropriate
the following list Of books and magazine
articles on earthquakes. AS usual, only q
small portion of the material available at
the library can be included in the published
that were called out by the San Francisco
earthquake. A larger list In manuscript
will be found at the library.
Books on Earthquakes.
Davidson, Charles. Study Of Recent Earthquakes.
Datton. &. E. Earthquakes in the Light of the
New seismolosy. 1904 ML-De6se.
quake and Fire 1905. Gs4IS-K2sssa.
Milne, John. Earthquakes and Other Earth
Movements. 1885, MLrA6S3e.
Earthquakes in Periodicals.
Hoggs Popular Science Monthly. September, 1905.
Concurrence and InterrelatiOn Of Volcanic and
Seismic phenomena. A. Heilprin. Science, Novem-
I,ssatss g Valparaiso. Review of Reviews. Sep
The earthquake Rift Of 1905 D. s. Jordan.
Popular Science Monthly, October, 1905.
Geological Prelude to the San Francisco Earth
quake. Popular Science Monthly, July. 1906.
1905.
Local Effects Of the San Francisco Earthquake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26
SANDY HOOK.
Visiting Englishman Told It Was
Iron and lowed in the Steamers.

Visiting Englishman Told It Was
Iron and lowed in the Steamers.
From the New York Times.
Some of the kindred spirits who gather
ed daily in the smoking room of the steam
ship Amerka on her voyage which ended
yesterday had fun with an English captain
of infantry, who served with distinction in
the war in South Africa. The Briton had
never before visited this country, but he
had evidently heard much of the wonders
to be found here, and If the stories told by
the arriving passengers are true they found
greater wonders for him than even the
usual newcomer hears.
When the vessel was nearing Sandy Hook
the Englishman was moved to inquire what
sort of a place Sandy Hook was and who
lived there.
why Sandy Hook isn't land" he was
told. Its merely the place where the
big hook comes out to meet incoming
steamers."
This led the captain to ask other ques-
tons. He was told that the latest Yankee
invention was hook for towing big ves-
sells into New York harbor. 1t was ex-
planned to him that a big hook was sent
out on a powerful tug to grasp vessels and
bring them into port. For this reason the
place where the hook met steamers was
called Sandy Hook.
The captains friends further declared with
their hands on their hearts that late on
Saturday night, when the Amerika was
nearing the Hook, the captain went on deck
and remained there until nearly o'clock
in the morning, explaining that he did
not wish to miss the sight Of the Hook
coming out to meet the Amerika.
The captain had vanished before report
ers could tell him what the other fellows
were saying about him, but the other fell
lows said that was his modesty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26

8. T.bsr: Journal q Geology. May. 1903:
seientiSe SIDE Of SAN francisco Earthquake. I.
P Pop Science Monthly 1905
gions. F. G. Nicholas. Review Of Reviews. April
A selection from the new books most re-
Gently added to the library follows:
Biography.
Bisland. Elizabeth. Life and LetterA Of Lafcadio
EVE 5oas; Some Famous Women. E ~
Of Douglas. E-s2D747m $500 -
Rosebery, Lord. Lord Randolph Churchill. e.
Simpson, q. B. Robert Louis Stevenson. r.
e7 NssssE7' O. s. John eFah'" of ola'eFh'u''' y
History.
Ada%s England at Var
stsls q the T on the
or tSe B Is Tss Ess Of Empires
Ghampnsy Mr. Mrs: E. W. Romance OF the Italian
Dixon. W. " II. Royal Windsor. F4sw,-ps4er.
Greenidge, A. Il. j. 4 History Of Rome During
the Later Republic and Early Principate. Fa6-
Letters from Paris. written during the period Of
the late accession and abdication OF Napoleon.
LoekhaItJ g. History of Napoleon BuOnaparte.
MssRonnei, J. de King Lsog9 e, i, His Rule
s gees Of slss5s OF the
Description and Travel.
Belgium. Chambre des Representants. Verbatim
be windt; Harry. The New siberia. Gss, p5iln.
Kongo Reform Association. Alleged Conditions In
Kongo Free State. G78-K835al $3.50 -.
Moss, Fletcher: Pilsrlmases to Old Homes. CAS-
Rawnsley, Il. D. Months at the Lakes CAS-
R195m. 800
Education.
Bailey. c. s., and Lewis, @. NJ. For the Chill
drens Hour. IS B151Sf.
Restoration Of University Hall. IXs3Bro-EI372 :.
SarEeaunt, John. Annals Of Westminster School.
IW45-Sa743an.
Housekeeping.
Crichton, E.. Household Cookery, Practical Rec
Curtis, Mrs. 1. G. The Making of Housewife.
Herbert. A. R. X. Common sense Cookery for
English Households. RZ-H42Sc.
Politics and Law.
H Japanese in the City of San
Science J.ses53i.
sohm, Rudolph; The Institutes Text Book of the
So266f.E.
Taft, W. h. Four Aspects of Civic Duty. J.
T12Sf.
United States Immigration Bureau. Compilation
from the Records Of Facts Concerning the Enforce
ment Of the Chinese Exclusion Laws. KPAEX-
Un32c.
Economics.
Breaker. Frank, and Chapman. r. NJ. American
Accountants Manual HKB- B7S23am.
and Wages. KWX-C1133w.
Crst, R. F. Report on Trade Conditions in Japan
and Korea Hk67- Cs67r.
D542p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26
OPPORTUNITY" FAKES
City Swindlers Who Pretend to Con-
troll Capital.

From Bench and Bar.
Lawyers everywhere should warn and pro-
tect their clients and acquaintance against
the depredations Of class Of unprincipled
promoters and so-called business opportu-
nifty" financiers who operate somewhat ex-
tensively in New York city and less impor-
tant financial centers. These are they who
pretend to possess or be able to control I'M
limited capital for the establishment or de-
velopment of sound commercial or indus
trial enterprises, but who in reality subsist
on advance fees and an unsupported share
in the charges of experts, accountants, au-
ditors and even disreputable members Of the
bar, with whom the business opportunity
shark is too often in league. The capital,
of course, is never furnished.
If the come on appears to be an easy
mark, very enthusiastic about his project,
or betrays the possession of a handy bal
ance in pocketbook or bank. an advance
charge is generally made by the broker, "
to be deducted of course, from his commits
sions when the deal goes through This
payment is required, it is affably explained,
just as evidence of the applicants good
faith, or proof of his confidence in his
enterprise, or to defray initial expenses of
some sort or other-anything that is credit
able or even swallowable under the circum-
stances
Then begin charges for audts and ex-
the subject who by this time has probably
told everything about himself and his af-
fairs, can stand-for, of course, it is ex-
planned, both the broker and his yet invis-
ible capitalist require investigation by
persons of their own nomination, in whose
judgment and opinion they have conf
dence." The greater part of the fees paid
for such services comes Of course, swiftly
and surely into the pocket of the clever
business broker, generally followed by an
apparently satisfactory report upon the
property or proposition.
The next step is probably to suggest the
Incorporation of company, if the applicant
has not Incorporated, or to propose a bond
issue if he has, or the consolidation of two
or more companies If several are involved,
or a fabulous increase of capital stock
anything that requires the services of a
lawyer Here again the broker naturally
dominates his own attorney, liberal fee is
paid in advance by the victim and divided
between the conspirators soon the
check can be rushed to the bank. After
everything that the ayarice and ingenuity of
done to separate the seeker after capital
from what little ready money he has, the
capitalist, who either has not materialiZed
to the victim or has been impersonated by a
dummy, loses his money in Wall street,
dies changes his mind, or something else
most unfortunately and Unexpectedly hap
pens to prevent the final contamination of
the deal. The broker pretends to be heart
broken. The victim is literally broken, in
purse as well as in spirit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26
Shortage Of British Army Officers.
From the Court Journal.

The shortage of army officers is. Of
course, less than 1t was owing to the in
PRODUCTION of the probationary system, but
this not bringing the right men into the
service-the professional classes who would
enter the army with the intention Of max
ing the service a career. The uncertainty
that exists as to what is going to happen
to any particular regiment or to the army
as whole. the meagerness of pay and the
heavy expenses stop these men from think
ing of the service as a profession. The
war Office has got out of touch with the
army altogether, and the continual changes
of drill book and dress, and the continual
shifting of ballast are to a great extent
responsible for this state of affairs The
matter has been receiving the anxious con-
sideration of the authorities for some time
past, and attempts have been made to re-
duce officers expenses, but 1t cannot be
said any great success has attended the
efforts Of the war office to make the army
more popular with the class from which the
commissioned ranks could be admirably re-
cruited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26

the Man." IL q good study Of clean young
manhood. II, like the typical woman's hero.
he Is a tribe "too bright and good"
HUGO. A Fantasia on Modern Themes.
BY Arnold Bennett. New York: +. M.
Buckles & Co. Washington: Wood
ward & Lothrop.
The logical apotheosis Of the department
store has furnished Mr.. Bennett with the
machinery for his frankly fantastic tale.
There is a good deal of good-natured whim-
sicality in the authors attitude. The mar
velous resources of Hugo's great estab-
lishment rather eclipse the Arabian
Nights" tales, and the ardor and inventive
ness in love of the hero Guido the eastern
lover. The story Is absorbing and amusing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26
Vaudeville In Police Court.
From the Kansas City Journal.

Yesterday Frank Bailey, a member of a
minstrel company, was arrested because
he had been drinking. When taken into the
court room the judge inquired into the
minstrel mans special line Of entertain
ment Bailey said he was a dancer TIN
from Missouri" said the judge Bailey
said he was too, and didn't want any man
to take his word without proof. Then he
furnished evidence in plenty as to his pro-
ficiency in foot shaking. The performance
pleased the judge; 1t pleased all the wit
nesses nightly, and amid appropriate APP
plause Bailey was allowed to depart free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26
Reflections of a Bachelor.

From the New York Press.
A woman's remarks are either tactful or
catful.
There wouldn't be much fun in gambling
If you could afford It.
Men could be lots more religious il It
weren't for the plumbing.
If men didn't insist on eating, their wives
could have lots more furs and jewels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26
New "Baby Of the Senate. .

But the baby" of the next Senate will
be Simon Guggenheim the multimil-
lionaire prodigy of Colorado. whose
father. half century ago. was . poor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-26
PIONEERS OF PROGRESS. BY


Bland. author of "Esau." Chicago: L
a Bland & Co. Washington: Bren-
tauO's.
biography" says DIR. Bland in his
preface, lis the life of history. 1t has
been his good fortune in a long life OF
many useful activities to have come into
personal association with many of the men
and women of America who have distin-
guished themselves by critical and signifi-
cant deeds The sketches of these person
ages have that intimate knowledge and
subtle appreciation which makes for the
truost biography. the Interpretation of the
actual nature of the being. DIR. Bland mas
followed the Carlylian formula, consciously
or instinctvely, and presents the relation
ship of men to their times, showing how
they have affected their period and how
life has Influenced them. His is the ma
terial for many biographies. He provides a
large collection of illustrative anecdote
which has the unique merit of being fresh.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-02
M ENCIAS
AY HlRAN EfB IlVOR?
Il. r. z.

Los vecinos que ha Jitan las casa
que dan a la mutalla, en- la calle de
Tetuan, y en- el trayecto comprendido
entire la "Puerta de Espafa .ae fue,
y Ell Teatro. ruegan con tr 40 ell res
peto y alta considerable que mere
Ger pueda 4 la autorid ID correspon-
diente, para que Sc les dispense Ell
favor de ordcnar Sc. tapadoel boQue.
te alberto en- Ell lflmo de la alcantari-
LA que por aquel sitio pasa, y cuya
fetidez, pone, en- peligro la salud de
los vecinos, Eel indicado recinto.
Estas a1crturas en- la alcantaril1a,
uc6dcnSe con notable frecuencia, por
enco1trarse completamente descu-
bieI14, y cualquiera carreta 6 caro-,
que por I'm involuntario descuido, le
pasc una rueda por encima, va tene-
mos nuevo boQuete, y como es natu-
raj insoportab1c fctidez.
Nosotros creemos que, una capa de
morril1o, 6 piedra machacada, no
poder hacer otra cosa por ahora, nues.
ira honorable municipalidad, pondria
a salvo por a1gdn tempo Ell referido
lomo de la alcantarilla, evitando 4
los vecinos que por allf viven, tan
perfumes" refiidos
en- absolute con las prescripciones
sanitarias y puestos en- pugna con las
disposiciones de la hygiene.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-02
D&dbDG sysriB en- Italia

Desde Turin comunican que
las noticias del Campo de Fe-
rrara, donde Sc extiende la huel.
ga agraria, son graves.
La caballeria ha tenido que
cargar repetidas veces para di-
solver las manifestaciones.
Hay heridos en- los dos cam
pos.
En- Copparo, un comisario de
policia ha sido agredido y heri-
do gravemente, por un grupo
de manifestantes, que mataron
ademas, q uno de los agentes
que estaban q sus 6rdenes.
Noticias de otros puntos dan
cuenta de mas reyertas, q con-
secuencia de las cuales ha ha-
bido numerosos heridos Y con-
tuSOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-02
FRANCIA

Ell juez instructor di6 fin al
interrogatorio delreservista ma
val leon Maille, del Havre, que
disparo dos tiros de revolver
contra Ell Presidente~ Fallieres.
No Sc ha publicado anuncio Of
cial alguna acerca del resulta-
do. FL asuntO Sc investigara
embellishments.
La rebaja el aflo pasado en-
F'rancia. en- Ell franqueo de car
tas de tres a dos centavos. no ha
producido Ell aumento postal
que Sc esperaba y el deficit es
grande.
La baja en- ingresos postales
en- materia postal de primera
clase, durante nueve meses, ba-
10 la nueva ley. ha sido de
$4457,28o a 10 que debe anadirse
el costo del aumento de perso-
nal que sube q $87L77o Ell au-
mento de circulation de cartas
con la nueva tarifa, fue de me-
nos de un diez por ciento.
-Despues de una alarga enfer.
medad, ha fallecldo el famoso
pintor de retratos Theobald
Chartran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-02
Apuntes niscelanicos

I'm csmpesino que recogfa lefia
en- Cauterets, Altos Princes arras-
tradas por las avala anchaS de invierno.
encontro encajada en- I'm blooue dc
hielo una cabeza humana bien con-
Servada, que Sc cree es la de una Ca
risien que SO perdi6 en- ell Te0ur Ell
af1o pasado.
Ell Administrator General de Co
rreos de los Estados Unidos. tiene
sus ordenes un cjercito de 200 900
emplesdos. $4,000 de los q tales son
mujeres.
En- Wurtenberg hay una EscueJa
keal Vinicola en- Ia que sc enscffa
cientitcam enle Ell cultivo de la vid "
Ia fabrication dc vinoS. Ell estable-
cimiento cuenta con inspectores que
viSltan sin aviso los comerciantes
exaninan los vinos que tienen II
venta.
Para hacer dcsaparecer las man
chas de petroleo de las alfombras. de-
be cubrirse el punto en- que cav6. CON
harina de trigo sarraceno Y no tocar
eSta por veinticuatro horas en- que 40
hara desaparecer con un cepillo.
Ell miuisterio de Comercio v Ira
0aJo anuncia que este afio los Erta-
dos UnidoS exportaron por valor de
I'm million de pesos dc cacahuetes. En-
1900 solo Sc esportaron unos sc. 900.
-Rumania ha encargado a Russia
800 vaGones de carga para sus ferro-
:arrileg.
Ell Gobernsdor de Jamaica ha
lnunciado que ell sobrante del tiltimo
mo fiscal fue do 100000. Sc han
'ondonado los derechos sobre cemen.
Q de Portland, armaduras de acero. v
niembros artifciales.
-Durante ell afio dc 1906, cl capi-
al de los ferrocarriles ingleses era
e $3.50, 900. Ell valor total de las
las ferreas al terminar Ell afYo era de
6,436, 900 900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-02
Sensible desgracia

Aver tarde Rafael Mirabal, en-
pleado de los talleres tipogra6cos del
seflor Burillo. tuvo la desgracia de
ser pillado por ura de las prensas $
que lie produjo contusiones en- los
dedos segundo, tercero y cuarto de
la mano derecha. perdiendo las ufYas
de los dedos segundo Y cuarto. de
cuyas contusiones fue asistido en- Ia
sala de socorros.