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Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01
Horizon Now is Cloudless and Money
at High Tide.
STATUS GROWS MORE REAssURNa
Fifty Millions in Local Vaults Makes
All Hearts Stout.
PAYRoI1s ARE MET IN CASH
Clearing House PrccnutiOR May nS
Suspended with Close Of Week
and Normal Methods BE
Adopted,

Four hundred and ten thousand
dollars OF cashiern' checks, guaran-
tssd by the Omaha Clearing Rouse
association, had been authorised
for the use Of Omaha ana south
Omaha banks at noon Thursday,
ana it IL thought the amount win
be more than s5oo,OOO worth be-
fore the banks open Friday morns
ing. As these oheoka win be used
by eight banks, IL - en- average
OF only q little more than $4,000
for each bank, while back of the
checks are the eombinsd resources
OF the Omaha ana South Omaha
banks, or more than eeo,ooo,OoO,
One hundred times au much actual
money, securities ana property Sc
cures the cashiers checks as lH
placed with the United states
treasurer TO guarantee the payment
Of bank notes for the same amount.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01

OTTAWA. Ont. Oct. a.-The postofnce
authorities have decided 20 use slot
machines for the sale OF stamps IN Can
adiAn cities. AS It Is illegal to sell stamps
at q Canadian hotel on Sunday such an in
novation is needed
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01
ATS CHANGE OF ITINERARY
Visit to Berlin is Based on Diplo.
matic Reasons.
ARMY OFFICERS BEFORE BOARD
None VIII he Retired who Are
Physically Fit TO Perform Duties
to which they Are Now
Assigned.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s1.-There are In
iications that Secretary Taft's decision
to recur to his original itinerary and sail
from Manila for .vladivostock on his
homeward journey next Monday in stead
Of the week following, as he suggested
20 the president, was after all based upon
International considerations. It had been
found impossible for an Official OF his rank
10 visit one European country an the
guest of the sovereign without visiting the
capitals Of other countries through which
he must pass on g homeward journey.
II is believed here that decision of the
administration that acceptance of invi-
tations from these capitals would be in
expedient has led to the change In Secre-
tary Tsft's plans.
Tho Chinese emperess caused inquiries
to be made to learn whether the secretary
could be induced to visit the Chinese cap
ital The secretary declined, on tho
ground that It would prevent his presence
at the initial session of the Filipino as
sembly. Upon learning that Emperor Will
helm would be pleased TO meet him, Sec
retary Taft submitted TO President Roose-
Welt plea for extension of time of his
trip a week. in order TO arrive at Berlin
to meet the German emperor. This COM
munication was received in Washington
while the president was in Louisiana
When the answer was returned, and what
will be Its nature cannot be positively
stated.
Army OmceFs Before Board.
None of the army officers who failed to
take the test ride prescribed by the presl-
dent will be retired II they are still physi-
cally fit to continue to DISCHARGE the mill
tary duties they at present perform. An
order was issued by the War department
today requiring an even dozen of these Of
ficers to appear before a retiring board at
the Washington barracks on November 12
This does not by any means represent the
total number OF officers who did not take
the test ride and others will be ordered
from time to time before the same board,
for 1t is the purpose OF Acting Secretary
Oliver to avoid any charge OF discrimina-
tion as between different boards by re-
quiring all OF the officers referred to to
appear before one tribunal governed by
one set OF instructions.
This retiring board, unlike the ordinary
board, is not to inquire into the physical
fitness of the officers who appear before It
for any and all kinds OF military duties. 1t
will be instructed, however. to consider and
report upon the ability OF the officer to
discharge the duties upon which he is at
present engaged. Thus the continuance in
active service OF an engineer officer of
great ability in the conduct OF river and
harbor works is assured, although he may
be unable physically to ride horse fifteen
miles over a battle field.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01
lRIDeELEYIs PLAN DOES gELL
lEAy Prove solution OF Currency
strinHency Of Country.

pay ErOVe solution OF Currency
striRHsney Of Country.
= VgAsHINGToN. Oct a.-Treasury Of
hoials are aSreeably surprised at the num-
ber Of banks throughout the country which
have already indicated their purpose to
comply with the suggestion Of Comptroller
RidEeley that additional circulation be
taken out Although the suggestion was
made only yesterday afternoon, a large
number OF kilograms were received at the
department as early as o'clock this morn
Ing asking for additional circulation vary
lng In amount from few thouss nds to two
nllilona-
0oorGe t. Roberts. former director Of
the mint and now president OF the Com
mercial National bank OF Chicago, Is here
and has Engaged 100000 additional cir
culation for his bank Sol. Wexler. vice
president Of the Whitney Central National
bank Of New Orleans. is also here and Is
making arrangements materially to In
crease HIS holdings. other prominent
bankers through Washington representa
tives are arransing for the deposit OF IN
necessary securities preparatory TO taklns
cut national bank notes to the limit of
their capital stock. The comptroller nov
ff,.rftr,,as a. o... 49,,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01
Princeton Given Sun DiaI.

PRINCETON, N. J.. Oct S1.-Before the
.acuity and board OF trustees and the un-
terEraduates Of Princeton university Ar
hur Bryce OF Great Britain 81 noon today
resented 70 ihe university a replica Of the
amous Turn pull sun dial a. Corpus Christi.
Aather, ~. p,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01

NEW YORK. Oct Si-Jewels valued al
5000, according TO police reports made to-
day, have been stolen from the Bronx
Vile home OF Paul Bayne. a New York
banker. young man who visited the
Bayne home In the guise OF q lighting in
spect0r is believed 20. have committed the
theft
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01
Deatha Not Over Five Thousand.

ST PETERSBURG. Oct. a.-No further
information has been received here regard
ing the disaster at Karatagh in the pro-
vince OF Bokbara. A despatch from Tash-
kend today says that the total population
did not exceed 5000 as a rule. though the
humber OF inhabitants was somewhat
larger in the summer. as Karatagh is fire.
quented as pleasure resort by the people
OF HissaT.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01
BANK ROBBERS MAKE HAUL
seven Men Attacked in Russia ead
Bis sum of Money is
Secured,

PsKoFF. Russia, Oct. s1.-Bank robbers
today attacked seven men. who were es-
corting a cashier carrying 1900 roubles,
murdered the whole party ana decamped
with the money.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01
Husband ADMITS Murder.

NEW YORK. Oct. sl.-Arter being con.
victed OF manslaughter in the frst de-
nee for aiding his wife to commit sui
ae killed her and fired a bullet into her
cad body TO give the impression that
she had taken her own lie.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01
ExECUTIONER ACTED QUICKLY
Woman who Killed Director of Rus
sian Prisons Monday Pays
Penalty.

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct S1.--AIlle. Rago-
zinnillova who on October %. killed Gen
eral Maximoffsky. director of the depart
ment Of prisons OF the ministry OF the in
terror was hanged this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01
ELMER H. DEARTH ACQUITTED
Former Minnesota Insurance Commits
siOneF Freed from Charge of
AcOepttnE BFibe.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. S1.-Elmer II.
Dearth. former state insurance commits
sioner, charged with accepting a bribs from
w. F. Bechtel former president Of local
insurance company. was acquitted today
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01

CoRLIse. Wis. Oct. a.-w 8. whiting.
incorporation ana formerly president OF the
Brown-Corliss Engine shops, was found
dead today. lying beside the Chicago. Mi
waukee a 81. Paul tracks. with both legs
severed How the aeciAsnt occurred IL not
kneWn
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01

CHICAGO oct M.-Frank Martin, also
-nOWn a. Raymond Wells. wanted Ia 81
ouis on the charge Of passing counterfeit
lonelt Was arrested here today BY federal
officers Martin aassrts his Innocence.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01
Or. Gillette Oat on BaiI.

Gillette, former vice president OF the
Mutual Life Insurance company, who va
sentenced 20 six months Imprisonment
for perjury, was released on bail this
afterAosn psndinE appeal for nsW trial
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01
DEATH RECORD.
Daniel sIAtterIy.

CREsTON, Ia, oct. Sl-tspeclal)-
Daniel sistterly. a prominent railroad man,
died this morning at his home OF tuber-
culosis OF the glands OF the neck from
which he had suffered a number Of years.
He came 10 creston when but Is years
OF age ana has railroaded for the Bur
lington ever since. He was 50 years old.
He leaves a wife and two children.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01
TEE wEATHER.

Forecast till p. m. Friday;
For Omnhn, Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Friday, fair and cooler.
For Nebrasks-Generally fair and cooler
Friday
For lowa--snowers and cooler In west
portion Friday.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01
Secretary loeb returns,

Secretary Loeb returned to Washington
and resumed his duties as secretary to
President Roosevelt today
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-01
SUMMARY OF THE BEL

Friday, November 1, 1907.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
aEFAULTER TO BE
TAKEN EAST

phlHp W. Kompien. "a inE lslie ,
Of the Capital National eatlehai
bank Of 81 Paul. whose affs-st On ~.
4 charge % embexzlement sa n :
vas leaving the poetoffice vas an
nounoad "a The star yesterday.
Wlli BE- returned 10 the sreue % his
crime tonight, accompanied by De-
teetlve Brync and 81 r Hollen-
beck. cashier Of the Capital Ma
tlonai Bank. Mr. Hollenbeek ar
rived Ia Seattle late Yesterday.
on a letter Of credit, kempien.
prior 70 bis arrest. had received
deposit certificate for $500 and 5000
I'm cash from the Seattle National
Bank Tle came 10 Seattle from
Tacoma yesterday. having register
ed in both places under an as
snmed name.
Mr. Hollcnbeck. while unable 10
state the exact amount OF the
young mans alleged shortage. said
the defalcation will reach $4,000
Kempien explains that he ia inno-
cent OF the crime showing a return
ticket 70 81 Paul 10 subatantiate
hia claims. He left 81 Paul May
2ist. ostensihly for a vacation trip.
The shortage was discovered few
days later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
SIGN CONTRACT FOR
EXPORTING BOOKS

The contracts for the exporting
Of the rigyn books weFe signed 10
day. The enp~gting covers every
fhinx bot those funds which are
being exported By n @ SHORES /
4 Co. in iraring John HiplinEef .
entertainments.
The contract wigh Price. Water.
house & Co.. IL for orperiiuE &C
counts from March IS. ifoe TO
March ~. is0t. when RiplinEef Be.
gan hiH nccoHs term
The contract with Lester. Her.
Flek a ueFrlrk. extends from March
10. 1905 down to October 81. 1907.
thus connecting and covering the
Carroll term with the last term Of
nlplsmKrr. The eKpertirE covers
all books Ia which money sEanhars
tiona are concerned The work Il
70 be completed b. the end Of the
year
: The remuneration agreed upon lie
a. a dag for The chief account
ania. libA day for accountants and
SO a day Tor those merely used
fer che kinE The work IL 20 Be.
gin Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
SOCIETY GIRL WILL BE
MISSIONARY TO ALASKA

Mas Heinz left Los Angeles. and
the pleasures of a high position IN
the younger set 0f society. on three
days notice 90 accompany Miss
Garter The two women will work
In district eighty miles from any
white habitailon, aud frozen the
year round Miss Carriers years Of
Christian work IN the north paRe
earned for her the title Of the an
gel Ia black" and by Il she b
known IN many of distriets Her
hope IL 20 convert the natives OF
the Koyukuk district before the
trader. with his guns and whisky.
succeeds Ia completely degrading
and robbinE them. as 20 often hap.
pens In the north.
Al the Lincoln hotel today Mis-
Heinz modeatly told Of the sacrifice
she has made a. her faith She la
full Of enthusiasm for the work
she IL 10 do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
EXPECT OPENING OF
PORTLAND GATEWAY

1t II foreahadowed BY decision
at Omaha by the Interstate com
meree commission that the opening
Of the Portland gateway will be
ofdefod promptly. when the lum-
bermenn complaint 10 heard before
The federal board neat Tuesday al
Wahhihgton.
A decinion rendered yesterday BY
Commissioner Lane holds that
every rallroad Ia united with 9th
er tarriers as part Of through
route and orders that a joint rate
b. llxed.
This docisiol II followed by the
interstate commerce commission IN
the Portland ease will mean the
throwing open ~ that route 10 all
traffic originating north Of the ore
goa metropolis and which must be
cent % Portland BY the Hiii lines
Al present the Northern Pacific
lnaifia that all cam shipped through
Portland must be unioadsd there
into union Pacific OF Southern Pa.
elfle cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
SALARY ORDINANCE
is PASSED

The city council met at two
o'clock this afternoon aud passed
the ordinances completing the work
Of arranging the salary roll for
May.
In the first place a supplement
tary ordinance vah passed making
the ordinance passed ten days ago
covering the Same expenditures
and Immediately the council pass
ed the auditing committees bill
These bills we're then signed BY the
mayor and the business was com
plstsd
Mayer Moore thercupon signed
up the complete roll. the supple
mental ordinance dealing with the
700 for ,hs pay % the stree 81
uefIutendeut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
TO DECORATE WITH c.E. ooL0Rs

All the merchants Of the city
are making arrangements 60 dec.
crate their ahopa and stores With
the oniorR % tho Christian I'm.
aeaxor Convention The commit
see has been oonierring Wish lead
luE merchants 20 set their co
operation and u - nov \ Ger.
tninfy that ever store vii greet
the Endeayoreru with waving
banners 81 white and green.
The committee itself Is making
arrangements 10 display a bis ban.
ner wfth tho letters C. =" across
the street near the union depot
Al The Lincoln park grounds deco.
railona win literally cover the
tents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS HERE

J. G. Lawrence and Jesse Jones.
members Of the state railroad COM
mission. are In Seattle and confer.
red today with the owners OF seven
shlnEle mills and officials OF the
Great Northern and Northern Pa
eIfic railroads over the distribution
Of cars. On June Al the commits.
aion will begin hearing on rail.
road values within the state. This
will be the first hearing OF It's kind
ever held I'm the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
QUIET SESSION IN
REGRADE CASE

After the stormy session In the
Denny Hill regrade contest yester.
day afternoon, when Attorney Har-
old Preston. for the protestants.
accused Corporation Counsel Scott
Calhoun OF allowing political poll.
teal considerations 10 govern him
In making up the Denny hill re-
grade verdicts. the hearing before
Judge Frater to day seemed as
quiet as a prayer meeting
G. T. Morris. one Of the assess.
ment commissioners, was on the
stand yesterday afternoon and for
a short time this morning. After
that State sontaor George f. Cot
terill was put on.
Mr. Cotterilrs testimony during
the morning session was confined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
CITY REAL ESTATE.

=
A 4 fuuNafuN a CO..
ftaaais e. "a uevns uiask
ftsaHsa aein ist sts
sarnff 90 f~saff eighth. nesf IaekssEl.
tfas1a tattassi 81 improvements IN sad
lat1
To So tais sasia I've hiszss from fsu
80 tisss BE- ainutss 81 az ffam fisslssi
ssaafs essfiaasihs -
t.sss nesiss isuessssa ~ish lss.ias fsait.
ssssilsat stse - iaAs tfssH Las AL
sch
tssa ass hesss. one erfs cleared sna ih
go hafH. sisff a4laalss saN frefa 49,
lanfinH stahl rtiirs Nrst - SEATTLE
80
T. Eta NatsffFaat tats on fiua san.F
a4auteN tserh tenyla 81 fmetf ffafts4F
sisni miiea Meei " Hratste
fsfs ISIS - eslsnstis fepf = hss haa
aat atsz q fssat ofssf. sastesilst tassttHn.
Tea ssfs snah iHspgcfsa ssa keass
hsHa fNa aFffs sfFsHtEFFtfs finif fHses.
50 ussl cen rs4Hssis. = aiiss tess
ss.ttts
ws.i s..i,is sssss lsaslsz . 20 Aaa
aseda - nasnsS.
re .uss At oun.s. sss. hsif $50
"a prsHAH.
81 naHIH. HNan = T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
ACCUSED COUPLE
SELF P0ssEssEb

Entirely sslfpoasssned. sl,h....
ta'irg a grave charge. Mrs. n.,,s.
aleFadden, wanted IN gl...a~
Mont. Tor grand larceny !.
kiins tho police By the debon,sssl1-
manner In which abe aeee,.,a sI'ls
pfedicameut Mrs Glasra1 nef
planning Of ili Treatment :. IN
part u her husband. Allert uepl ~
den. yesterday had him $3.50, 80.
o. a charge Of murder ana sse
larry committed in Port 49,
aud was herself taken lnsa -
tody later on statementA tnsa. =.
her husband W
A family row resulting in s.t,.
ful actions 90 The part Of the -.
an caused the trouble Of ~. ~
faddcna. Albert McFadasn aa,.i..
having served a term Al the -
Lodge Mont penitentiafy. NJ a.
MES The murder charge uhleh 4.
wife declares him guilty "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
LICENSED TO Wed

J. W. Newton q. Salt Lake IN,
and Mary y. ieinay. =. Tacoma
A. G. Armstrong &c. Seattle a.
Jessie y Boyd. 70. Echo Ore
horikichi sasaki. q. FIorin. Oh
usa Murakani. ~. Japan.
TOkujiro hatauda. sc. nos~.
Cal. and shika Takashlgs. ~ d.
pan.
Ernest a. Hrempson, q, .sx
Pearl A. Pearson. 20. Ellenshurs
Arthur Archer. -. and Emily
Wood. ~. Seattle
Edward } Parry. "a. and Bern.
NJ Johnson. a. Seattle.
Dwight y Willis. Is. aud mia.
J BOYD. legal age. Tacoma.
William u Bohm. a. and nyrs,.
A. Taylor. ~. Seattle
Herbert D. buchanan. legal An.
and Esther Mccauiey. legal .rs
Seattle
Ebert v. inEsrsoH. a. BAR CIR
Mich. and Helen n Ken. n. s..
attic.
Oscar w. Lndeberg. 81. ana Aim
S. Graft, %. Seattle.
Is G. sienertson. 80. Addss ce.s
-. Snohomish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
UNIONS WILL SUPPORT
RETAIL CLERKS

A decision was reached az the
meeting Of the Central Labor coun-
ell wednesday night 90 strengthen
the retail clerks union In its de-
mands for shorter hours by passing
resolution declaring that a fine
would be imposed upon any union
man who patronized a store that
refuses TO grant the shorter work
day.
The new scale Ia 10 take effect
June 10th. Many OF the leading
stores have slgnifiod their intention
Of granting the unions demands
and no serious trouble is expected
when the new schedule goes into
effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
Mss CLARA HEINZ, on Los An
aELEs, WEALTHY AND roru-
Ian, GoEs so KoYthIh NV
En, risuri MILES rnom Any
WHITE Man.

Firm IN her determination 10 be
come missionary, and work
among the hoathons In the frozen
Koyukuk river district Of Alaska.
Miss Clara Heinz. a wealthy society
girl from Los Ahgeiea. Cal. has
hfaved the opposition Of relatives.
aud L. noN la Seattle en- route TO
the north. ~ assistant 20 Miss
Clara NJ Garter. well known
missionary OF the Episcopal church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
MORE COMPLICATIONS IN RUSSELL.
MIRACLE LITIGATION

Two more incidents In the DIT
Annie Russell versus Dir. George
litigation occurred today,
The jury In Judge Yalsey's depart
ment returned a verdict for $500 In
favor Of Or. Miracle. for ring
which the plaintiff Russell convert
ed TO her own case.
The prosecuting attorneys office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
CITY JAIL VIOLATES The
SANITARIUM STATUE

~ covered over IN this way.
No recommendations scclp,
led the letter. The health onia
stated today that e was on1 =
desire to sot before the ofno..
the actual state Of affairs ID
iail and lot them provide fs1
edy.
DIR. Calhoun said that no sftnsss
would be- made by the oosla =
health TO condemn the quarters
unsanltary that the place can =
made more habitahle, and u g.
ed, he would submit reeonnsl's
tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
BOAT To FORT ANGELES.

A new regular steamboat ssrvse
TO Port Angeles from Seattle I'll
be initiated by the steamer Hbsk
com on Monday. This steamer VI
sail daily from Seattle Al ~ Z
m. with the exception Of Tuesaayf
when there viii be no boat :; ~
The promoters OF the service y
Inland Navigation Co. feel shsi
Is not an experiment. The ~
Angeles district 10 growing rspis1
and many requests have been Esas
for regular sailings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
ON The FRONT

The city Of Seattle sails r.
Alaska tomorrow evening
The Meteor left last nlght II
San Francisco with SIS toes Il
bullion. and general merchandise
Steamer Santa barbara cleefet
this morning for San frsnss>4
with 750. 900 feet Of lumber a.
90 passengers.
The Sarafaso left last night Nc
a full load OF passengers n
freight for Alaska
Steamer Edith has shifted .
Tacoma 10 load freight for NeEaA
The Yucatan viii sail Fsfe1y
night. Instead OF Friday nosnhe
Steamer Ramona left CD NJ
initial run 90 Vancouver last niGEl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
CHIEF STILL GUESSING.

Chief II. w. BrlnEhurst OF |.
fire department. Is stlll mysuuss.
over the thrush of water 10 w
Easements OF a larEe number =
wholesale houses alonS oeciden1A
av. ON Tuesday. lie is now ~
zling over the sudden suhsideh.s
OF the water, and his inability y
determine what caused t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-06
LOCAL FLASHES

Want No More Saloons.
Property owners on First aN. be
tween Cherry and Columbia. have
petiiioned the city council not TO
grant any more saloon licenses ON
the block They say that there are
enough drinking places there nov
Jewellers Adopt seheduis.
The local branch Of tbs Jewel
ern' union recently decided 70 pre-.
aent a new schedule 10 Seattle en-.
ployern. which vas done today 20
take effect July I. The uuiun de-
eiaEes a half holiday on Saturday.
asks time and a half for all over
time work. and double time for
ali work done on Sundays and holi.
days.
Many Jobs Found.
There were ASH persons sup
piled with positions during the
month u May By the Free Labor
bureau uf this eiiy There wefe
but 90 u these positions that
vent 20 women A scarcity Of
ordinary labor IL expected to fol
lo~ the rush "a Alaska
GlrArd Goes North.
Harry Girard. composer Of the
new oomle opera. The Alaskan
sailed on the Yucatan for Nome
this afternoon 10 secure costumes
properties and incidentaia that
Wiii make the coming production
81 bis work realistic.
Sold for t5zs.ooo.
The southwest corner Of Pint
and Columbia was yesterday sold
BY the Dresden Investment com
pany % ~ Cotiftein and Harm
silver for tg2s 900. The property
consists Of a lot sQEiif. improved
By a f0ur-etory and basement brick
building. nov occupied By Mac
doaigall a southwich The sellers
bought the property last fall for
$500 600
Theatrical House~arnllnp.
A house sArming IN which the
members Of the companies az
present playing IN other houses. As
well as the audience participated.
uaA given by the members Of the
= HAfA AFfMAt NAfaAta ARtaAE AAAt
yesterday after the conclusion 81
the matinee The orchestra fur.
niHhrd good dance music. refresh.
ments were served. and from the
cione % the matinee until the
opening Of tho evening perform.
anoe the set enjoyed themselves.
aE well ~ amusing others
VIII Run Excursions.
The steamer Spokane. which
arrived yesterday. will be taken
from the san Francisco run 20 ply
a. an excursion boat between Sc
attic and southeast Alaska Capt
shea Of the spokane goes east to
bring around tho new steamer Gov.
ernoF Captain Carroll viii con.
mand the Spokane during the ex
cursions.
HsneeFaon Succeeds doyts.
Capt s. A. Hoyfe has resigned
the secrctaryship Of the Masters
and Pilots association and Capt
WIN. Henderson has assumed the
responsibilities OF the position
Capt Hoytc has filled this post for
IL years. always with tha utmost
satisfaction to all concerned. He
viii now act an state inspector OF
hulis Capt Henderson has been
idenufled with shipping here for
many ypafn