The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-26
SEIZE PROPERTY OF
 KANSAS BREWERS
RECEIVERS APPOINTED BY THE SUPREME COURT START IN SHAWNEE COUNTY AND THEN CLEAN OUT THE STATE.

Topeka, Kas., April 25.-The three re- ceivers appointed yesterday by the state supreme court for the property of eight brewery companies and the Helm Real Els tate company, were qualified today and orders to take charge of all property in the state belonging to the defendants were issued. The first act of the re- ceivers was to confer at length with Sheriff Willxerson as to the location of brewery property in Shawnee county. which consists If quantity of beer and liquors in cold storage warehouses and horses and wagons. The receivers will first seize the property in this county and then go after that in other parts Of the state.
 Governor Hoch today allowed the re- ceivers money out of the contingent fund to pay the surety companies that went on their bond and stated that additional necessary expenses, would be furnished them from the same source.
 
 Spangled Banner and the flag was hoisted to the foremast It took but a few min utes for the vessel to be loosed from her moorings and the President and his guests, standing on the after starboard side of the ship, waved goodbye to the crowd. As the ship pulled out a presi- deptial salute of twenty-one guns an- nounced the Presidents departure. Children In Danger. While the arrangements were being made for the vessels departure, the crowd among whom were a number of children, surged near the ropes which held her, notwithstanding the warning of the officers The President showed deep concern for their safety and advancing to the rail of the vessel admonished the children to keep back. The President will take an important part in the opening of the exposition. In the morning there is to be the review of the assembled men, of-war and the reception of the flag of ficers and commanding officers of the foreign ships. At 10:30 o'clock the Pres ident is to leave the Mayfiower and is to be met at the government pier by officers of the exposition and a military escort and saluted by the United States artillery stationed on the exposition grounds. An hour later he is to go to the review ing stand on the Lees parade in the rear of the auditorium building where the exercises. including the address of President Tucker of the exposition and President Roosevelt, and the pressing of the gold button, opening the exposition, will be held
 Review of Parade.
 In the afternoon there is to be lunch con to the President and his party in the auditorium building; review of a pa rade of the soldiers and sailors, and the national guard and a reception to the President by the officers and directors of the Jamestown Exposition company. after which at p. m., the President returns to the Mayfower.
 In the evening at o'clock the President and Mrs. Roosevelt are to dine with President Tucker at his home in Norfolk. ba of a o rest for the President. he and Mrs. Roosevelt taking a trip up the James river on the dispatch boat Sylph, return ing to Hampton Roads in time to board the Mayfiower so as to start for Wash ington about o'clock in the evening. The Mayf1ower is scheduled to reach Washington Sunday morning about 10 o'clock.
 Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Cortelvou. the Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs. Oliver, and Misses Oliver, the Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Garfield the Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs. Straus, the Assistant Treasurer and Mrs. Winthrop. the Chief of Staff of the Army and Mrs. Wilson. and substantially all the members of the diplomatic corps in the city. left Washington at 6 O clock this evening on the steamer Newport News. They will arrive in Norfolk shortly before o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Entertained Foreign Officers.
 Washington, April 25.-Arrangements ha-e been made at the navy department for. the entertainment of the officers of the foreign warships arriving at Hampton Roads for the Jamestown exposition. The programme Includes visit to Washing ton under the escort of officers of the United States navy and their entertain ment while in this city as guests of the nation!
 The first party will leave Norfolk next Monday evening on one of their regular steamers and win spend Tuesday and Wednesday in this city. returning to Nor folk Thursday morning. This party will include all foreign nag officers and cap- tains acting sing1y with their staffs. and the flag officers and staffs, of the United States vessels. They will be received at the White House Tuesday morning.