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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-15
coNTRATlsTA iNsPEc-
TANDO Ell TRAvAJO.

W. E. Piper, de Pueblo, Colo
RADIO, Ell contratista aquien Sc did
ell contrato para erigir la Escue-
Ia de Mission Mary James para
mcchachos, en- esta ciudad, Sc
halla aqui miranda como progre-
sa la obra. Anticipa tener ell
editicio conclude y listo para
ocupacl6n en- Septlembre. va
estan puestos los cimientcs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-15

En- esta estacion del ano la pri.
mera flojedad no natural de los In
testinos de un nino debe .ener aten-
cion inmediatamente. La cosa mejor
que puede darse es ell Remedio Cham
berlain para Colico. Colera y DIarrea,
seguido de aceite de castor conforme
81 frije on cada botella del remedIo.-
De yeta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-15
cuRApo.

Una p~arroquiana nuestra habia pa
decide dos o tres amos de sarpullido.
10 tuvo tan malo On las manos que
no podia atender q sus asuntos ca
secs Una GAIA de Ia Saliva de
Chamberlain la euro. Los medica.
mentos de Chamberlain dan esplenii-
da satisfaction a esta comunidad.--M.
H. Rodney & Co, Almond. Ala. Las
medicinas de Chamberlain Sc venden
& nsod". las bot'cas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-15

Recuerden que 81 Nuevo Mexicano
presenta a cada suscritor que pague
su suscricion ~adelantada con ina plu-
ma de fuente como regalo. Es ell
unico papel en- Ell Terrltorio que hace
esta oferta. La suscrlclon son sola.
mente $3.50 al ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-15

C~ertificados de nacimiento v de de-
function que Sc requiere sean suminis-
trados al escribano de pruebas de
cada condado por medicos, parter.
as. a~slstentes y enfermeras balo
Ia ley nueya, Sc hallan de yenta On
cantidades pequenas 0 grandes por Ia
Compania Impresora del Nuevo Med.
cano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-15

Sc NECESITAN-Fara Comprar,
ejemplares de las Leyes de Session
desde 1897 y de las Leyes Recopila-
das dc 1897 Ell idloma castellano.
Dirijirse a la Compania Tmrresora del
Nuevo MexIcano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-15
EsTA NocHE.

81 quereis gozar manana tomad las
pastillas Chamberlain para Estomago
Q Higado esta noche. Producien un
efecto laxative, grato, despeian Ia ca
beza y limpian ell estomago. Mues-
tras gratis en- todas las Boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-15

La Sra. Irenea O. dc Quintana
de Poioaque, Sc halla en- la ciu-
dad visitando q sus parientes v
amigos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-15

81 tienen algunos libros que encua-
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano.
Esta oflcina tiene 81 mejor departa.
mento de encuadernaclon que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-15
0FlCIALES


NV *NNNfNH w "
La estafeta en- Las Cruces va'A
ser mudada ma cuadra q sur dc
So sitio actual.
Estafstsro Nombrado.
Jessie Howard ha sido nom-
brada estafetera en- Alden, con-
dado de Dofa Ana.
NotarIos Pubileos.
Los siguientes notarios ptblI-
Zoos han sido nombrados 'por 81
|Gobernador INFERNO Reynolds;
Is. G.. McCalmant de- Moriarty,
condado de Torrance; Nina 3.
hanson, de San Mateo, condado
de Valencia; B. F. Adams, de AL
buquerquc, condado de Berna-
lilo.
EstafsIas Nusvas.
La estafeta local ha recibido
aviso Official del establecimiento
de ~estafetas en- Heaton, condado
de Mckinley, que serA servida
de Gibson, una y media milla al
D Nx;rs ns,n;... ..a.a.
~ $685. 20 saru;ds =.
Son Morc;oi rro mi,,e y ~
cuarto al noresta. Melchor Sill
Va a. 81 4 stafetero.
Re.Iu.ts j. s.t.r,o..
La obra de reaiustar los sala-
rios de estafeteros on oac;nas
presidenciales en- Nueyo MEXICO
para 81 afio fiscal que comienza
en- Julio 10. de 1907. ha sido com
pletada. DebidoA IN aumepto
de- 90 nor ciento on Las antradas
dc la estafeta de- Santa F4 sobre
81 ano precedepte. Sc ha aumen-
tado 81 salario del estafetero de
%. 800 q q. 400 al ano. cuyo grade
tambien trae consigo un aumento
en- Ell salario del asistente estate
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-15
Nombrado ArbItro.

En- la causa de W. G., Sargent,
Intendente de-. Territ,rio, ante
la corte de distrito del copdado
de Santa Fe, en- la cual Ell Inten.
dente peticiona para decision
acerca de la legalidad de su ac-
cion en- usar fondos apropiados
para gastos contingencies de su
oficina por los amos fiscales 81 y
So, montantes a 50, 500, en- su
benefcio personal, ell Juez John
r. McFie ha nombradc q Charles
L. Bishop, un cantador experto
de esta ciudad, como arbitro en-
la causa, en- lugar de Charles v.
Stafford, que fue nombrado pri-
nero, pero elcual ha hecho dimi-
sion por motive de una didcultad
personal que tuvo con Ell Inten-
dente Sargent.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-15

suscrlbanae al Nuevo Mexicano,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-15
Informe Esperado.

Ell Intendente Ambulante G..
v. Stafford, arbitro en- la causa de
H O. Bursum contra ell Terrific
rio de Nuevo MEXICO, pendiente
en- Ia corte del tercer distrito
judicial, para un rendimiento y
adjudication de las transacciones
financieras de la penitenciaria
territorial, mientras el actor era
superintendent, ha estado tra-
bajando mucho EN- Ell negocio y es
probable que de informe mas
presto de 10 que Sc Anticipate.
La investigation yexamen de las
cuentas de la penitenciaria por
seis amos, y una comparaci6n con
81 informe hecho por Ell experto
de Colorado, Sc halla que es un
trabajo muy extenso y laborioso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-15

Tenemos Especialistas para las signientes enfermedad-
as ;Reumatismo, Debilidad Nervosa. Indigestion, Enter
medades del Corazon. Malaria, Asthma, Gonorrea, Caida T
de Cabello, Enfermedades Pnlmonares. Enfermedads Sc ENs
cretas tanto dc los Hombres como de las Mujetes, perma. 5
lnents dolores de Cabezs, Enfermedades de los Rinones y IN |I
del Higado, Debindad ,irh, Intermediates dc las Mujeres I@2
y otras cursbles por la Ciencia Medica. EaI#
Gran efcasidad de nuestra. famosas medicinas del Labo- t%I%#
rstorio Orosi para las Intermediates arriba mencionadas. HhnY
En- nuastra sxtenssdma practics usamos unlcamente Ill.,
dichos remedies stu comprehend, los cuales cumplen con E9f3
81 dsseo del ceebre Professor vulpian emitdo en- la Aca. Esskf5
demia Francesa de cienclas Ell da 2s dc Octub,e do 1882 ENwJ
en- presencia de los mas celebres hombres do 10 Ciensia Mo- l%SWz
derna. Igualmen.e estos radicsles remedies son garantf- Nv
zados al Gobierno delos Estados lInidos como meuiclnas EJ
enteromsnte puras y libres dc todas falsifcacienes siendo
matriculadas bajo Ell numero s4os con carta del / de Enero EN}&S
de 1907, t%sVMH
Nuestra iunta dc Doctores Especlaistas en- combination E@yN
con el exclusive uo ee nuestras iamosas medicinas Orosi IMb4M
goza actualmente de un renombre sin igual, pues ha OF E@skSr
.enido resultados frecuentemente maravllosos y con alto EM1&
orgullo lanzamos eete annncio entire TODD el sufriente pue- ENt8
bio Hipano- americana ofreciendoe nuestras fnfallble ' ESJEM
radical ayuda medica. con 10 garanta, que dado el caso I&jM
nuestras medicines no resulten satisfactorias puedeu scr EMI
devueltas, con tai que 10 consumido no sobrepasa mas que l
un tercio, y Of dinero sera prontamente restituido. 4
No tarden pues en- dirijrse q esta infanble fuente de sa- lNXtNy
iud, d%escribiendo establishments todos los slntomas, para \
recuperar postiyamente 81 tesoro mas grands del mundo- ME&z
LA SALuD! [Direccion:] E@@lA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-06-15
Santa Fe Howe And Supply Co.

La celebte iiunta dc
Medicos Especia istas dt
America y Enropa Co..
Nueva York.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
INSTALLATION OF PASTOR.
VIII Take Place at Central Presby-
terian Church Next Sunday.

Rev. James II. Taylor. who, as pastor
elect, has been in charge of the Central
Presbyterian Church, Third and I streets
northwest, since November ., 1896. will
be formally installed in the pastorate Of
the church Sunday, January %. The time
fixed for the installation is the thirty
ninth anniversary Of the church, when
its founder and emeritus pastor. Rev. DR..
A. W Pitzer, now Of Salem, Va, is ex-
pected to be present.
Rev H. w Pratt will make the charge
10 the pastor. and Rev Dr. Pitzer the
charge to the congregation. The installa-
ton sermon will be preached by Rev. DIT.
William T. Thompson. of the lexington
Presbyterian Church, Mr.. Taylor's former
pastor, Mr.. Taylor having joined when a
boy the First Cor Scotch Presbyterian
Church of Charleston s. c., of which
DIT Thompson for twenty years was
pastor
Mr.. Taylor is a native of Charleston, S
c. He i al alumnus of Yale He spent
enc year in the Theological Seminary at
Columbia, 5. c., and two years i'm the
seminary at Louisville. Ky For seven
years he was pastor of a church at An
chorage. Ky, during which time he was
also instructor in moral science and evi-
dences OF Christianity in Belewood Semi
nary. He was called from Kentucky to
Macon, Ga, in May, 1906
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
HAYNES DEFER ACTION.
Suit Against Sanatorium May Not
MateriaIize.

suit Against SanatOrium May Not
MateriaIize.
Mrs. Alfred Kayue, released Monday
from the Laurel Sanatorium. where she
had been confined by order Of her father
for a month, held a long consultation
yesterday morning with Attorney ". L.
Ambrose in regard to the proposed Grim
inal and civil action against DR.. J. 5.
Coggins proprietor of the Laurel insti-
tuition. No definite action was decided
on. and Attorney Ambrose announced
that Mr.. and Mrs. Kayne were to con-
slider the matter for several days before
coming 20 "a decision.
From all the information that could be
gathered, it appears highly probable that
the threatened action will not material
ize, The admitted fact that Mr Kayne
permitted his wife to be taken to the
sanatorium. where he thought she was
going for rest, not confinement, is thought
TO be of sufficient protection to DR.. Cog
gins in case of the charge of abduction
being brought against him. Mrs Haynes
father, who engineered her incarceration,
is regarded as another source of protec-
ton for the Laurel physician.
George +. Conklin, the father of the
woman. is reported to have followed his
order 20 release his daughter with the
cutting of of all allowances Mr.. Kayue
is said TO have admitted yesterday that
Mr.. Conklin threatens that not one cent
of his money viii ever so to his daughter
and her husband in the future.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
AMERICAN HEBREWS MEET.
Ask Change of Immigration Laws.
Laxity of Morals Lamented.

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 15.-Leading Hebrews
from all over the country were present
to-day at the opening OF the twentieth
council of the United American Hebrew
congregational convention at the Kim
ball House
The following officers for the ensuing
year We're elected: Adolph KTaus. of Chi
cago, president; Solomon SeIbUrger, Of
New York City. vice president; Lipman
Levy, of Cincinnati, secretary.
Simon Wolf, Of Washington, d. c., in
troduced a resolution TO be forwarded
to Speaker Cannon. protesting against
any further restrictions being placed on
immigrants seeking to come to this
country.
This afternoon the Hon. Morris NJ
Cohen, Of Little Rock, Ark, spoke on
The American Jew, his possibilities and
responsibilities, which was followed by
a general discussion Of the subject
DR.. Henry Berkwitz. Of Philadelphia,
preached az the Temple last night. and
made a powerful plea for the perpetulty
Of the Jewish religion. He lamented the
laxity of the Jewish morals and declared
that twenty-five years ago Jew in the
penitentiary or a besmirched Jewess was
unheard of, but are now all too common
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
WESTERN COAL TRUST FOUND.
Attorney General Considers Advisa-
biIity of Prosecuting Combine,

The Attorney General viii decide later
in the week whether the government
shall proceed in the courts, under the pro
visions of the Sherman antitrust law.
against a combination that is alleged to
regulate the supply and control the price
of coal in nearly every Middle Western
State. Evidence in the case has been
collected by the Interstate Commerce
Commission which first secured informa-
ton in the matter during the progress of
its inquiry into the causes for the short
age in the supply of cars on railroads in
the Northwest
In his report, following this investiga-
tion, Commissioner Franklin X Lane de-
clared that indisputable evidence had
been found showing the existence Of the
coal combination: that il controlled the
price of the product at some central
agency; that it regulated the output, and
that it declined TO supply dealers who re-
fused to follow the price lists made at the
principal offices of the alleged combina-
tiOnS
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
DIED.

BICKSLER-SuGdeuly. on Monday. January Il.
1867. SALLTE A.. beloved wife 0f Thomas J.
BicksIer and daughter of the late james W
Thomas. Of BeuyylIle. Clarke County. Va
Funeral from her late residence. $50 Delaware ave
nue. northeast. January l6. az q. n. tL0ud0uu
ard Clarke County papers please copy.f
BURCH-Ou Tuesday. January l5 1907 a: his resi-
deuce FL Twelfth street southwest CHARLES
L. BURCH, 81. IL the seventy fourth year Of his
age
Notice Of funeral hereafter Charles and St.
Mary counties. Nd. papers please copy-i
CURTIS-On Monday. January T. 1907. az II:I5 g.
n. az his residencr. 4J7 b street northeast, ED-
AUND b. CURTIS beloved father 0f Frank
B. and Clarence L. Curtis, I'D the eighty-rrst
year Of his age.
Funeral services al calvary Baptist Church
"Wednesday, January l5. at p. u. Iatemeu5
private
DAUGHTON-On Monday January a. 1907. al /
y. n. DARIUS D.. beloved husband Of Emma
Dausht0n lnes Smart
Funeral wednesday. January Is. az go p. H..
from his late residence. ~ Tenth street south.
east Relatives and friends are invited. Inter
ment private,
this life on Monday. Jauu-
AIRY a. 1907 ar &. 30 D. m. Mrs IDA FOLEY
HAMMOND. beloved wife Of William III. Ham
mond and daughter Of 1Ir. ard Mrs. Lucius
Foley. She IS survived hy SIX sisters and tWo
brothers.
Funeral from Nineteenth street Baptist Church at
p. NJ. Wednesday. January TO- Relatives and
friends invited 20 attend.
HARROD-Departed this life on Monday January
L. 1871 BENJAMIN THOMAS HABRuD lbe.-
ter known as Uncle Toni. the beloved and dc.
voted grandfather q Hattie A. John tfranEC-,
and sarah Granger Lee, az the age q one hun,
dred and two yesrs.
Remains be seen at his late residence. 27lf
El0snth street northwest. Funeral viii take
place from the Church Of the Incsru8ti-u c0r-
ner OF Twelfth and streets northwest. on
Wednesday. January IS. az il a. m Friends
and relatives are respectfully invited 70 attend
HULI.-On Monday. January A. 1907. ar 7.i5 p M.
at the residence OF her parents III q street
northwest. MARGARET NYRIAM youngest
daughter Of Henry and Catharuc Reidy Hull.
aged i've years eleven months and nineteen days.
Funeral from her late residence wednesday. Jauu-
any Is. az 3 D. n. Interment az Mount Ulye/
Cemetery
Monday. January H. 1907, At
go p H., CATHERINE SUSAN. beloved wife
Of John {. MoJhcrhead, aged ffty-seren years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence. ~
Sixth street southwest. THURSDAY. January T. at
p m lntemout at Congressional Csmetery-
n,cadng Pa. papers please C0pyJ
PENN-On Tuesday, January l5. 1907. at her resi-
denee. 70 II street southwest. HELEN IRENE
PENN. eldest child o{ e.. J. and Emma n
Penn, in her twenty-hrst year
Funeral Thursday. January II. az 2 2. n. from
her late residence mtCmCnt at Congressional
Cemetery. baltimore Charles and ST. MaIy
counties papers please copy)
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16

decorated
,Ol tne occasion Around the balcony
many silk American flags were artisti-
caIIy draped, the aisles were bound with
white silk ribbon, and the interior was
ablaze with many lights.
Upon a raised platform sat the execu-
tive committee, and the front Of this
d9is was boTdeTed with palms and ferns
and rare exotics. At the sides there
blazed the M0norah, the seven-pronged
lights Of such ancient significance. To the
center. at the rear, was the beautiful
Oren Hakodesh, the case which holds the
Scriptures and the laws of Moses. and
this was draped with "a silken flag, held
in place by vases in which were pure
white camellias. Above it all, like a beacon
10 the faithful, was suspended the Ner-
tomid, the light perpetual one OF the
most beautiful and touching symbols of
the Hebraic faith
When the large audience was seated.
tie executive committee came in and
took seats on the platform and they
escorted 10 his seat. the seat Of honor
the distinguished guest of the evening
who IN his long life has done 50 much for
the temple OF whose congregation he is
president.
The executive committee consisted IF =.
Solomon D. J. kaufman. - A Gold
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16

expression Of hearts that were overlooking
with affection for him. He took of a
velvet cover and displayed 90 view "a mas
slve and ornate silver tea-service, a gift
.of rare elegance and beauty, a most
costly agd handsome commemorative gift
Mr. Marcus Notes then took the plat
form, and on behalf of the United He
brew Charities, presented Mr. Blout with
the thanks of the association with which
he has been 50 long connected. q tribute
htt.ngly W0rded and most handsomely
bound IN gold and morocco Mrs s
Gugenheim. speaking for Rebecca Lodge,
then presented the overwhelmed guest
with "a Eift of five heavy mahogany
chairs and Mrs Charles a Goldsmith.
in a neat and eloquent speech. presented
him wirh "a silver-m0unted dressing case
on behalf Of the Council Of Jewish Wo-
men.
still More Gifts.
There was pause for a time, while
Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shir-CIf rendered the
soprano solo Il VIII Extol Thee" after
which Mrs. Abram Simon, on behalf Of
The Ladies Auxiliary Society. presented
him with another case of silver. One
other silver sjft there was, presented by
tHe 1iercauG. Club through Harry king
Il was massive silver bowl
Then came beautiful ceremony. The
hevy Of little girls. al in white. and the
very Uersonidcati1n Of sweet innocence.
proceeded to the tune of a march on the
hlg organ. down The aisIas and up onto
the platform. where tile eaptuagenariaa
sat. Each little girlcarried "a beautiful
r1Sa and a- She reached the white-haired
gentleman who strov- so hard not 10 De
TOO much affected by this tribute. each
child laid her rose at his feet II was the
tribute of vivacious and sparkIing-eyed
youth with alI the world before it, TO
honored and wei spent, .and happily re-
membercd years
There was q duet by Mrs Charles Hem
ney and John II. Nolan. after which the
Heued-cuou was pronounced by Rabbi
AbTlm Simon. Afterward the entire con-
gregati0u hIed past and shook hands with
Mr. Blout who. with his wife. her ewes
5edImmed with happy tears. stood by his
side
The audience fled out and away. and
left the aged couple standing there upon
the platform close to the recess that held
the sacred ark, and above their heads
over the arch, was written in Hebrew
characters
"A good Inheritance I have given unto
thee. This is Ny law; forsake it not"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
HOMANS AND TANNER ON BAIL.
Wen Accused of Conspiracy Give
BOnd-HeId for Grand Jury.

Frank HOmans and David r Tanner.
alias Townsend, of White Plains. n Y,
who were arrested on the charge Of con-
spiracy, were srraigned before Judge
Mullowny IN the Police Court yesterday
and bound over to the grand jury. Both
men were released on a bond of Sl,510
each.
H0mans. or Tarbeau, as that is the
name under which he generally goes. is
well known to the police OF New York,
where about ten years ago he was iden-
tifed with the Jimmy Irving aud Porter
gangs Of bank burglars, of which he was
prominent member and leader. For
some time he has been operating in for
eign cities, and is reported to have made
a haul of $4,000, III company with an
other crook, in South Africa. On June Il,
1880 he was sentenced to three years i'm
pTisOnment in London for assault on a
wealthy young Englishman.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16

The usaers for the occasion were NJ r.
Kahn A. Julian Blylawski, Isaac Helm
deEeimer. Alan Bachrach Milton l.
strasburger, Melvin Behrends, Alfred
Roseatbal. and Nose Barr.
When the committee were seated ami
while Or. g W. Walter was playing
The Coronation March on the Temple
organ, which Mr.. BI5ut did much O. SEE
cure for the congregation. there entered
from the side doors bevy of about sixty
little girls, all dressed in white. who
Were 70 take aE important part I'm the
ceremony.
The choir sang 20 God. Who is Like
Unto Thee o. with "a tenor solo by ". D
Mcfarland, and then came prayer and
an address Of welcome by Rabbi Louis
Stern. He bid The congregation welcome.
and TO the guests of the evening he said.
Welcome too" lie said it was unusual
10 eulogize a man to his face. but that
he and the congregation of The Temple
felt like giving honor where honor was
due, they did not believe iu defe-riHg the
tribute Of love and admiration until thei.
guest was 10 longer here to appreciate
it; when he could not longer be uplifted
by II. He hoped that. thinking of all
they owed to Isaac &. Blogt. they could
make this the happiest proudest day i'm
his long and honored career. and turning
to where Mr.. BlOut sat he said. Wei
come TO our love. TO our hearts; may Cod
grant you many years yet of useful life;
many happy years of happiness, Unsel-
hshness and love"
Tribute TO simon Wolf.
There came then the reading of a letter.
a tribute of friendship. from the Hon.
Simon Wolf who was. unfortunately.
unable to be present, and this was fol-
lowed by a violin solo, 'Reverie," by
Prof. Sol. Minister
On behalf of the Washington Hebrew
Rabbi Abram Simon then
addressed the audience. He made a
speech fun Of touching and sincere elo-
quence. a fine tribute to what Mr Blout
had accomplished for the Temple He
said that this celebration and reception
was the Hebrews method of publishing
TO the world that they delighted to honor
a man who honored himself by his good
deeds; that although Mr. Blout laid no
claim to being a scholar or master of
power. his position now, at the period of
three score and ten years Of useful and
honorable life. was one that men might
well envy. He spoke of Mr. Blouts
his unpretentiousuess, and, turn
ing 10 him, he said:
The story of this congregation is told
in you He referred to him as the first
music master" in reference to the fact
that he organized the first choir for the
Temple over forty-hve years ago. anG say
ing that he desired to present him with
a token Of love from the congregation; an
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16

smith. Max Fischer, Rabbi Louis stern,
J. Eisenheim, NJ D. Rosenberg. A. D.
Prince. s \. Meyer, Rabbi Simon, and
d. Kahn
Committees Work Effective.
The committee of arrangements con-
sisted Of Jacob Eisenmann, NJ. d. R0sen-
berg. d. J. Kaufman Rabbi Abram
Simon, and Rabbi Louis Stern. TO whose
artistic taste and energy the admirable
were due.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
Local Temperntures.

Midnight Is; a. ~, 45; a. m. IS: a. n.
45, a. m. 46; 10 q m. IS; 2 noon. Is: p. m.
5. .. N. Il; D. H. g: p. M. 80; 10 D. m. 81
Maximum. IS, minimum. g.
Relative humidity-S a. m, 81; p. H.. s.; rain
fan %; hours Of sunshine 0: per cent Of possible
sunshine O.
Temperature same date last year-NIaximum. %:
minimum. S..
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
Special Forecast.

Cold wave warnings have been issued for the Ohio
Valley and Tennessee the Lower Lake region. the
Middle Atlantic States. and New England
Flood warnings have been issued for the Ohio
River from ParkcGsbTg 70 Evansville at the latter
place stage IL excess Of q feet is probable Sup
Elementary warnings have also been issued for the
Mississippi River below Nicksburg. and for the
Atchafalaya River at New Orleans stage Of 3 feet
Is expected by January .
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
woman appointed Examiner.

Miss Mary y Sanders, of Oklahoma. a
lawyer, has been appointed an examiner
in the United States Patent Office at
salary of sL300 a year. She is the first
woman to be designated for appointment
to such a place under the government.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
Isaac Applestein n Rankrupt.

street northwest yesterday filed in the
local courts petition for voluntary bank
ruptcy- His liabilities are stated by him
to amount to S2,6S320. while his assets are
valued at d.19l. Joseph L. Topper repre-
sents Applestein.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
Reorganizea for Vinter,

The Twentieth Century Club. which has
been recrganized fer the winter. held its
first meeting last night.