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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07
A STORMY MONTH


reactionary storm period fs cen
tral On the ;. 8 and = Storms will
take ON decided borszI conditions from
about the 5 % the =; rains will turn
O. sieet and snow generally TO the
northward. With rising barometer,
change to colder and very stiff to
dangerous gales from the northwest.
especially in all the regions 81 the
great northern lakes.
A regular storm period IS central on
the =. extending from the 10 to the
ID This period will pass its crisis
from Tuesday. u, To Friday the -.
Change to warmer, falling barometer
aud eloudiness viii appear in Eestsrn
sections BY Ia a. m. the 10 and ii.
followed promptly By autumnal
storms, but these storms viii grow in
extent and intensity as they pass over
the country from west 20 east, reach
ing their climax IN central to eastern
sections from II 10 -. The moon
being on the celestial equator on the
I6, the probabilities are that storm
conditions may be prolonged over that
date, with only moderate change
oi temperature and bar0metric press
ure.
A reactionaTy storm period falls on
the IS. 10 aud 20. This period viii
bring falling barometer, with cores
ponding rise of temperature, followed
promptly By cloudiness, rain and pos
sibly snow. The fun moon periods
and those OF the new moon a. well,
are times when seismic are far more
frequent. They are also timos when
gales are more certain and severe on
the lakes and North Atlatic. All this
e.. Of
November. Change to much colder
sill rush down from the northwest
about the 10 to %.
A regular storm period extends
from Friday. %, 10 Tuesday, 26. IL
is central on the %. During this per
i0d look for marked depression Of the
barometer. higher temperature and
more rain, turning To snow north and
west. about the 30. "a and 20. IL will
be the part OF prudence TO anticipate
some disa reeable. IL not forceful, au-
tumnal storms between the % and 26.
Nigh barometer and change to colder,
frost and freezing will follow the dis
turbances of this period.
A reactionary storm period is central
on the last three days in the month.
This period viii reach its crisis on
the 80. the date upon which the moon
crosses the celestial equator, going
southwark. Electrical storms, even
In winter are much more liable in
storm periods NJ such times. Hence
November will go out with rain,
and possibly lightning and thunder
In many places .southward, with ris-
ing barometer and rapid change TO
much colder heading down from the
northwest with the incoming of De-
cefnber. Upon the whole November
promises 20 be an average month Tor
all exposed and outdoor interests.
Much fair and open weather viii
alternate with storm periods. The
rainfall will be light.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

Last nights train brought here Mrs.
KIfneschmidf, from Iowa and her two
daughters. They were en- route 10
Davidsonyille. and hired a double
team driven by Howard Cox 10 take
them 10 their destination. The night
was dark and stormy and just beyond
South river there Is what is known
as Double Bridge" the road at this
point Is only wide enough for single
team. for az the side Is a ditch % feet.
One of the horses slipped and fell
over into the ditch, dragging tho other
horse and the team with II. One
horses neck was broken, tho other
horse Is said 10 have received injuries
from which IL died this morning. The
occupants Of The carriage received
scratches and bruises and suffered
shock. out were not seriously injuEed.
Cox. the driver. was injured in the
side. bat not seriously.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

yicksburg, Miss, Nov. Ion the
very spot where more than two score
years ago It's members won glory and
fame, the Society Of the Army Of the
Tennessee today began it's annual re-
union. The son Of the man who took
Vicksburg will deliver one Of the prin-
cipal oratioDs, and Mrs. John A. Lo-
gan and other prominent nortbernerrs
will take part ~ the exercises. As an
additional manifestation Of the era Of
good will and brotberly feeling that
now exists between the North and the
South, General stephen y. Lee, Of the
United Confederate Veterans, who
yalianuy held the city against the as-
saults Of Shernan's army, Will adj
dress the Union Veterans. This Is the
nrst time that the Army Of the Ten
nessee has met In q southern city
since the war, and this renders the
occasion Of exceptional importance.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07
xsRnGMBS NEN MARVEL
Hrs Dam thar Is . Power House
at TIE Sane Time

t faeIsa miles from the city
n.EI .nlnre. an tae F4iapsco river.
nam nearing r0mpietiou y nat
uranahIr t1e most ei xraordinary
af niant in tse Cpifed States. IL
he world. writes Arthur n.
.uraugh In fbe Technical World
aarlar.
ufaav snaaking. fhe dam and power
afs one. US 0fheg words. the
#s male hollow, and the inter
Naieh IS abouf two hundred feet
r anf twenty Eight feat wide, is
ad for the generating mach inery.
ere present time the equipment OF
nIani consists of fwo aifernators.
fv Connected 10 two 5o0-horse-
eF hnrlzoulal turbines. This viii
saouly enlarged By the addition
analber turbine and aiiernat0r of
aaf power. bringing The total horse
aaeE 81 lhe plant up e. 80.
rn Interior or lhe power house.
.airh is constructed entirely of con-
fta aud sfeal. Is remarkably welt
"a and ventilated. This is ac-
nn shed by the novel construction
- 1am. whicb Is formed some
al lu tae shape ~ the letter =.
.#e upper portion ~ the dam slopes at
angle of - degrees this. 81 coH-
a.ei Ca wiih ihe lower slope. throws
81. rxeess water flowing over the dam
aaae from ihe either wall.
This wall is pierced through with
aarF windows, giving splendid illu-
a airatlou - the interior az The power
aass. Tsese Windows can b. opened,
anI une may look 0ut and see the
wafer pouring in torrents over bis
read.
Eaa9illaliou a. easily secured by
$50 huoled eutrancfs. one on each
a. af the river, by means of which
.ns maV enter on tbc Baltimore e0un-
~ side. pass through thc p0~erhouse
lu.lar the dan. and emerge ON the
Ilnrafl cuunfy side tbe rlvcg at this
l.aiul Icing about tive hundred feet
" Soc. ID 81 one more triumph for mod
co shlil aul gsuius.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07
A Correction

Editor Evening Capital
/ must ask that you maze correction
Of ar account which appeared in last
nights Evening Capital about n
birthday Dinner given by me at
the AnnapOlitan Club on election
night.
I am sure the account was published
with the best Of intentions but II
shows that you were simply misin-
formed as 20 the nature of the occa-
sion. Instead Of being an elaborate
dinner with q wine list, as the
account states. il vas nothing more
than n very informal supper such as
Is given at the glnb several times
n year and always on election night.
Moreover. there was no wine list
At all connected with the supper nor
included as part Of the menu.
Very respectfully,
RIpGEI-Y =. MELVIN.
NOv. :, 1907.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07


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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

The senior tsuiid of 81. Luke $
Chapel. fasfporfs held thoir monthly
meeting yesterday afternoon At the
residence 81 Airs. Tners. sixth street.
Bnsiuess 81 special importance was
Transacted and socially. the gathering
nas must pleasant une- Refresh
menfs were served rs the hospitabie
husless. The Guii1 - planning for
"a oyster suppeT and sale - be held NJ
lhn flfomen' Hall in the near future.
r. make arrangements FOR this pro-
.sstt a nesting ~ the congregation a.
called at tAe chapel on fifth street. to-
uishf az 30 o'cloeS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

Thu lalies 90 MARY land Avenno
Weihodisf Episcopal ehuFch. corner
Rrimra tseorge street aud Mary land
Afernn solicit liberal patronage At
.lsn aNsiar supper - he held hy them
.unishi anl tomorrow night In the
lower roem ol tbe church. supper
elii - served from . ta n i. IN. A Il
mlssiun frec. supper. - cents. There
uill also Sc fer sale iee cream. cake
auH homemade candy. This is the
roah s nlRht ua. 50 get your supper Al
Nary land Avenue church and avcid
nNtra Iruuble al home. a good supper
ulll 81 served for quarter. See al.
in auuihef column.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07
Tonight's Carnival

Great fun Is expected tonight at the
masked skating carnival 70 be held at
the Annapolis Amusement Hall.
Prizes will be awarded for the hand
soonest costume and the most comical.
skaters In costume masked will be
admitted free and given skates. An
evening Of pleasure Is promised all
who attend. For particulars see ad.
In another column.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

Several Greeks from Chicago are vis-
iting the Greek colony In Annapolis
Among the visitors Is Mr. = Coiakis.
lawyer and pubIieist of o054 Aonroe
avenue, Chicago, Ill The visitors
are being entertained by Gus Carlles
and his brother. the West street con
fectioners<
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07
NOTICE.

Taese will be y meeting in The As
-smhiv Room-. ou FkIDA y 81 EA-
fNG. ~ a'eIeck
ar. FRANK DRAPER. well -known
snesker viii make an address under
Fac auspices 10 the WATCH Tow Ek
kIrfH AND TRACT SOCIETY. Mr
nraueg subject viii be " Tie >ffd n
ffrahan aa6 rs Work Itrtug re
Hff.aafaf Haf." All invited No
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07
GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
THE PUBLIC.
The ArfiC Brotherhood Meet Tigers to
Hold Regatta a-union Vets
20 Co<<soo
INSURANCE POLICY HOLDERS
HOLD MEETING

San Antonio, Tex. Nov. 7.-One
Of the greatest denominationaI meet
ings ever held IL Texas began here
today with the gathering Of the Bap-
lists Of the State for the general con-
vention. The general meeting was
preceded by a ministerial conference.
which has been IN session during the
last two days. Educational and
misisonary matters will be the prin-
cipaI topics Of discussion.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

The Orphans Court met this morning
instead Of Tuesday, the regular meet
ing day. which was election day, but
no business beyond fbr passing Of
some claims was transacted. and
Court adjourned until Tuesday next,
November II.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

New Orleans, La, Nov. lin re-
sponse to a call issued by w. y.
Robinson, Of this city, many policy
holders Of the Mutual Reserve Life
Insurance Company and the Mutual
Reserve und Life Association in
Louisiana and Mississippi met here
today to discuss tle management Of
the concerns. II is announced that
such steps will be taken as may be
necessary for the protection of the
interests and the legal rights Of the
policyholders.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

Princeton, n. j., Nov. 7.-Prince-
ton will hold its first regatta on Car
negie lake tomorrow, beginning a gala
time that promises to be among the
enthusiastic in Princeton history. The
regatta will begin the real rowing his
tory of Princeton. The feature will
be four-oared race between the va
rious classes of the university, for
which the Carnegie cup has been offer
ed. and the winning crew will baye-its
initials engraved upon il. The regatta
will be followed by glee club con-
cert, and on Saturday the senior prom
and the Amherst Princeton football
game will be held.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 1.-Wiscon-
sin pedagogues in large numbers are
i'm attendance at the fifty-fifth annual
convention OF the State Teachers
Association, which opened today
for session of three days. Many
prominent educators will address the
convention. Previously the state edE-
cational meeting has been held during
the Christmas holidays, as in most
other states, but law passed by the
legislature now makes it possible for
all Wisconsin, teachers to attend a
convention in the fall without loss of
salary.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

Tacoma, WASH, Nov. 7.-Tacoma
Is today entertaining hundreds of del
egates and visitors TO the grand camp
Of the Arctic Brotherhood, which
met here in response TO the cordial
invitations Of the city officials and
Char ber OF Commerce. The sessions
will continue through tomorrow and
Saturday. Judge w. a.. Bard is pres
ident of the grand camp and Will
preside at all the business meetings.
The Arctic Brotherhood is tile promi-
nent secret order Of Alaska and in
cludes in its membership most of the
influential men Of the northern terri
tory. The order owns lodge halls I'm
nearly every city, town and mining
camp In Alaska aud has been largely
instrumental in shaping the policies
Of that country.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

New York, Noy. 7.-As resnlt, it
is alleged, of the malicious activity of
a fresh fish trust which controls
the New York markets, the price of
nearly all varieties of fish has doubled
within the last year, despite the fact
that this has been an exceptionally
good season for fishermen. Millions
of pounds OF fish are kept in cold
storage in order 10 keep the price to
its present high standard, which is
prrohibitiye to many poor families.
Cod, which last November sold at
from 6 To cents, now costs from 10
to IA cents, and similar advance
has been made on nearly every sort
OF staple food fish.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

chfnn, 14fao 80 9l0I
81 As 1876 63I8
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08
POOR LITTLE CHAP DIES JUST AS
HIS SAD LOT BEGINS TO BRIGHTEN

Gunnard Johnson, a lad of 4 years,
died at the State street orphanage yes
terday from complications induced by
an attack of measles. The body will
be buried by the county at an expense
of *. the amount allowed in such cases
The boy was not an orphan. His
father is a drunkard and his where
abouts are unknown. His mother is
washerwOman, and is supposed to re-
side i'll Carr Fork, Bingham canyon.
The mother is not a bad woman, but
she has never been a real mother. Per-
hapS 1t was because of her struggle to
exist.
Last June her children were found on
the verge of starvation, locked in
howell The mother was out working
and having no one to leave the chill
dren with, she bolted the doors. They
were taken to the Orphanage as county
charges, Gunnard, the boy who died,
and d 16-mOnths-Oid babe. Gunnard
could not talk. Since his birth he had
been isolated from human companion
ship. His lips could not form words,
or his mind conceive the meaning of
sound. He was taught at the orphan
age and became a bright, intelligent
lad. His mother never asked for him.
she never visited him. A mothers love
he never knew. He died yesterday. and
his baby brother is the only one to
mourn the loss of a playmate.
Mrs. Matilda Cooper is a different
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08
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The uses of charcoal are many. In art
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08
COURT NOTES.

If Anna Bradley the acquitted STAY
er of Arthur Brown, desires to secure
any of his estate for her children, an
order made by Judge Armstrong yes
terday will not help her any. The will
of the late senator was admitted to
probate shortly after his death and
Max Brown, his son, named as execu-
tor. The order yesterday gave the son
permission to sell two lots belonging
to the estate situated in Salt Lake. One
IS on First street just northeast of the
Brown residence on Brigham street,
and the other is on Fourth East street,
between First and Second South.
X = X
The will of the late General Robert
Taylor Burton was admitted to pro-
bate by Judge Armstrong of the dis
trict court yesterday. According to its
terms, w. S. Burton, H. F. Burton and
w. c. Burton, were appointed execu-
tors, without bond.
Judge Armstrong yesterday refused
to admit the will left by Mrs. Della
Louise Trent to probate, as he declared
that it was not a legal will and could
not be considered as such. 1t is signed
by only one witness, her husband. d. V.
Trent who was also the author of the
document The court, however, ap-
pointed the husband administrator and
placed his bonds at $44, 900.
X X
Joseph Halvorson yesterday brought
suit against the Oregon Short Line
railroad for 1861 for damage done prop
arty owned by him by reason of the
explosion of two cars of powder near
Beck's Hot Springs on July last.
There are fifteen causes of action, the
damage to each particular piece of
property being listed separately, and
varying from IS to S210.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08
GUESSING CONTEST FOR FOOTPADS:
WHO is THE MAN WITH THE BELT?

There is one well-to-dO citizen going
about these days with $500 sewed up
in his belt. The belt never leaves his
body day nor night. 1t will not leave
it while the financial stringency lasts.
1t would not be fair to give this mans
name while the city is infested with
hOld-ups.
The man gave his reason for this pc
culiar way of handling his money in
speaking confidentially to a North Main
street merchant yesterday.
These banks" he said, will have TO
get up just little earlier in the morn
ing if they get ahead of me. I caught
onto the fact that they were going to
stop paying out cash just in time. l
had 81 500 on deposit. 1 didn't propose
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08
TO LOCATE IN SALT LAKE
Optical Supply Manufacturers Are
Planning the Establishment OF
Factory Here.

Eastern manufacturers of optical up
plies who were in Salt Lake yesterday
announced that they had decided to es-
tablish a factory in this city. The party
had been touring the west in search OF
a location, and after considerable care
full observation of all western cities de-
cided that Salt Lake was best suited
to their purposes.
While in Salt Lake the manufactur-
ers were shown the city and the avail
able locations. for such a factory by
Secretary Lon J. HaddOck of the Mer-
chants & Manufacturers association.
Mr.. Haddock said that he could an
nounce definitely that the plant would
be established in Salt Lake but that at
present he could not reveal the name
of the new firm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08
PROMISE RAIN FOR SUNDAY
Forecast Is for Colder Weather, With
Possibly Snow-Day of
Dismal Damn.

Inc dismal damp which prevailed in
Salt Lake City yesterday promises to
continue today, with lower Temperatures
The thermometer yesterday registered
40 for high and 81 for low. There was
rain yesterday at Los Angeles, Poca-
tello, Spokane and snow at Modena.
Calgary claimed the distinction of
having the lowest register yesterday.
the thermometer there going down to
IA. At Bismarck it was also IA. At Win
nipeg the low figure read IS, which was
equalled at NOTthheld. Vt, and Scran-
ton, Pa. Montana came forward with
bit of cold weather at Miles CITY.
where the instruments showed 16. Cen
orally, the temperatures throughout the
middle west were a trife higher than
on the preceding day. At Chicago the
high mark was A and the low SO: at
Cincinnati, 30 and "a, and Knoxville
46 and 80. In New York the maximum
temperature reported was 40 and the
lowest 30. The temperature at Los An
geles was slightly lower yesterday. the
report showing maximum of Sc and a
minimum of As. The comment of the
bureau on the conditions reads:
The low barOmetric pressure over the
north Pacific has developed consider
ably since last report, causing general
rain or snow over the plateau and "a
cific states, with rain this morning at
Los Angeles. POcatello, Boise, Portland
and Spokane, and snow at Modena.
Light rains were also reported at Kan
sas City, Omaha and Galveston. High
pressure continued over the south At
lantic states. producing fair weather
-. A.
Rocky mountain slope.
THE north Pacific storm will cause
rain or snow and colder in this vicinity
tonight and Sunday"