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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

with it's under side exposed. a.
close examina tion failed to show
any part of the running gear out Of
place or missing. The right hand
side of the engine was also in posi-
tion to be thoroughly examined.
There were a couple of brake shoes
broken, but these may have been,
and probably were, broken as a re-
suit of the wreck. The missing
pieces were too small to have caused
the derailmenL in the manner above
described. The tender was COM
pletely demolished, the rear trucks
were carried ahead of the forward
trucks, one axle in each of the ten
der trucks was bent, but undouDt-
edly as a result of the wreck. It
was therefore impossible to deter
mine definitely that the obstruction
which caused the derailment came
from the tender, but the inference
seems fair that 1t was the rear
truck of the tender and the forward
truck of the baggage car which took
the wrong side of the points, and
that the obstruction fell from the
tender.
The engineer of the train states
that he shut off steam at the curve
about one-half mile east of the Via
duct, which is several hundred feet
east of the point of derailment,
and was drifting down to the star
ton; that after engine passed over
switch he felt q jerk and immedi-
ately applied his air brakes in
emergency position.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
His Order

A small boy entered a busy grocery in
Baltimore not long ago, carrying In his
hand an advertisement of the store clip
ped from a newspaper.
What do you want, SOM" the grocer
asked, passing in one of his rushes from
the meat block to the canned goods
shelves.
Put down." the little fellow said. read
ing from the advertisement, ten pounds
of sugar at cents pound, an four
pounds of coffee at 30 cents pound, an
two pounds of butter at 2S cents a pound,
an two cakes of soap at cents each"
I've got them down." the grocer said,
looking up from his pad,
How much does that come to?" the
lad asked.
The man ran up the column. 1.-Two
thirtysix," he announced. Hurry up,
son."
"An if l was to give you a s. bill how
much change would I get?''
You get $2.64-give it to me-" the gro
Ger said impatiently
"Thanks-that is my 'rithmetic for to-
morrow. an 1 couldn't work it," the lad
said, as he disappeared through the door
way.-Harper's Weekly.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Lieutenant's Body Found
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
LONDON, June 29.-The body of
Lieut.. Leake, one of the two army Off
GERS who made a balloon ascension be-
fore King Edward and Prince Fushimi
at Aldershot four weeks ago, was found
in the sea near Bridgeport tonight. The
body of Lieut.. Caulfield, who accom-
panied Lieut.. Leake in the ascension,
was picked up at sea near Weymouth
June 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Anarchist Colony Disbands

BY AssOCiated Press.
TACOMA, WASH. June 29.-Home
colony, established by anarchists on
Henderson bay about ten years ago,
is breaking up. Members are quietly
leaving since Emma Goldman visited
the place few weeks ago. The colony
owns 219 acres, divided into two-acre
tracts, but all of them have never been
oCCunied.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
LABOR COMMISSIONER
TALKS WITH TELEGRAPHERS
BY Associated Press.

By Associated PreSS.
NEW YORK.. June 29.-Labor Com
missioner Neal came to New York from
Washington this morning and this
afternoon held a two hours conference
with the members of the executive
committee of the telegraphers' union.
After the conference Deputy Konen-
kamp stated that the national and local
situations were discussed but refused
to say to what length the matter had
been gone into.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
PRESIDENT ADVANCES
I. SURGEON GENERAL RIXEY

BY Associated Press.
OYSTSR BAY. N. Y, June 29.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt today announced the
following appointments:
Philip M. Brown, secretary of embas-
sy at Toxic.
The president signed the application
of Medical Inspector Presley M. Rixey
to be advanced to the rank of medical
director. DR.. Rixey now holds the posi-
tion of surgeon general of the navy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Buys sherman's Water Plant
By Associated Press,

PHOENIX, Ari., June 29.-The city
council tonight completed contractual
negotiations with representatives of NJ
II. Sherman, the principal owner of the
Phoenix city water works, and assumed
control of the water plant, which will
be conducted by the newly created mu-
nicipal water department.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
FOR SALE
Houses
j. w. MORRIS
THE POOR MANS FRIEND

THE POOK MANS FRIEND
s55O-$50 cash, $40 per month, A.
room house; large lot.
9g5O--S75 cash, $3.50 per month, new
4-room house; lot 175x201; fine
place for poultry.
94OO0--$2000 cash, balance on terms
S-room house and two acres of
land, beautifully located, over
looking the entire country; all
under fence; large barn, wind
mn and tank, with abundance
of water; horse, two-seated
rig, cow, chickens. incubator
and brooder, and all necessary
farming implements. This
property is as fine as any in
Southern California, is $500
below value, but must be sold
at once to settle an estate
Immediate possession can be
given.
S9OO-$150 cash, balance SIS per
month, new Broom house; lot
h0x1 40; street work all in; half
block from car.
10 acres of fine land near Montebello
$3.50 per acre. VIII take $1,000
to $500 in cottage or clear
lots
Bring me your plans and I will
one on installments; 1900 acres to
select lots from. Houses to rent. In
surance written. Money to loan
Come and see me. Take East First
st. car to Indiana.
OFFICE 1910 EAST FIRST ST.
Open Sunday.
Office phone, Boyle 115S.
Residence phone, Boyle 1407.
At Home Evenings.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
NINE KILLED IN WRECK
ON CANADIAN PACIFIC
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
MONTREAL, Quebec. June 29.-Fur-
ther details of the collision on the Ca
madam Pacific railroad at Bettler yes
terday give the number of dead as nine
and the injured seventeen. The killed
were Guard O'Conner and eight Chi
nese. The injured were five Canadians
and two Chinese.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Little Girl Drowne1 4

By Associated Press.
SAN LUIS OBISPO, June 29-Lucille
Sterling, the 13-year-old daughter of
John w. Sterling of Oceano, was acci
dentally drowned at the Oceano beach
this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Exactina

Lady (after she had filled the entire
railway compartment with her luggage)
But, guard, where am to sit?-Flie-
gende Blaetter.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Offerina a Loan

He (about II 80 p. NIL do wish had
money enough to travel She (stihing a
yawn)-May L not lend you your car
fare ?-Boston Transcript.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
A suspicious Attention

my husband is really very attentive.
Yesterday he bought me a. dozen veils.-
Meggendorfer Blaetter.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

Young Wife-And do you really and
truly love me. darling?
Old Husband-Certainly my dear. How
much do you want?-Illustratpd Bits.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

do you enjoy poetry?'
YES answered Miss Cayenne 1T IL
great conversational convenience. 1t
enables people to quote. instead of he
ing stupidity original. Washington Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
S15N

FOR SALF--BUSINE ESS CORNER, COX
$50 feet. San Fernando and Ann sts.,
improvements, consisting OF N-room
lodging house, fronting on San Fer
nando street, and 4-room cottage fac
ing on Ann St; monthly income from
which will net a good rate of inter
the advance IN value which doubtless
will make this property worth $4,000 in
another year would be a net profit.
Address HEINEN, 1893 8. Olive st.
Home phone F45SS.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

LADY OF EXPERIENCE DEALING ON
New York exchange will buy for limited
number of ladies; also instruct them
how to deal an exclusive place where
they can get quotations and handle
their own money.
The markets are getting active; some
quick money can be made. Box 24G
Herald office.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Suburban Property
Live stOok--PouItry. Birds. Dogs

FOR SALE-SABLE AND WHITE
collie bitch; az year old; is a grand
daughter of Champion Wisham
Chinker; is for sale cheap, as / have
no room to keep her; first $50 takes
her. II. Il. COX, 1854 Normandie st.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
GIVES DETAILS OF
THREE BAD WRECKS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TELLS HOW
THEY HAPPENED
Issues Official Statements In Pursu-
ance of Newly Adopted Policy of
Taking the Public Into
Its Confidence

Abandoning it's former efforts to keep
all details of wrecks from the public,
and adopting the policy of giving COM
plete details, the Southern Pacific has
Issued official reports Of three recent
wrecks on it's lines. The reports are as
follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Hotels and Lodging Houses

ROOMING HOUSE BARGAINS-SEE
my list:
a. rooms. house newly furnished, $500
u rooms good location, $500
II rooms, good money maker, $500
30 rooms rent S62, price $1,000
MISS McCREA. 210 Copp, 21S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
FoRGIvEs BOY WHO STOLE UMBRELLA.
Magistrate Agrees with Woman, and sus-
pends Sentence.

Mrs Genevieve ". II. Woodruff, Of No. 30
East 10Th street, appeared before Magistrate
Crane in the Yorkville court yesterday COM
plainant against Timothy Grace. a sixteen-year-
old boy, who said his father Michael Grace,
was the superintendent Of a manufacturing
company in New Haven.
Weeping. Timothy admitted he had stolen an
umbrella from the hallway of Mrs woodruff 3
home yesterday. and had pawned It for 30 cents.
He begged that he be forgiven. and gained the
sympathy Of Mrs. Woodruff
Il don't want to blight this boys future. -
said Mrs Woodruff, land I should prefer TO
Withdraw the complaint If I could do So
II agree with you perfectly" said the magis-
trate. when I came to this city ] about
this boys age, and know that had to fight
hard against the many temptations that beset
one"
"Wiu you raise Your hand to God and swear
that you will never steal?" asked Mrs. Woodruff.
Young Grace took the oath, and sentence was
suspended. The boy was placed in charge of the
probation officer. with orders TO report al the
court again to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
FREAKS" TO HAVE A UNION.
Human PrOdigies Planning to Form a Per
manent Benefit Organization.

Preliminary steps have been taken by some Of
the best known human prodigies exhibiting
in New York to form what viii be in effect
freaks union"
Letters have been sent to prominent freaks"
all over the country soliciting their co-opera-
ton. Many favorable replies have, it is said
been received, and it is expected that a conven-
ton OF human prodigies viii be held during the
Barnum & Bailey engagement at Madison
Square Garden in April TO form a permanent
organization.
Morris, the elastic skin man, who is OF exhihI-
tion at a l4th street museum, is one of the men
interested in the new organization
THE main purpose Of the uniOn.' he said
yesterday. lis 20 provide sick benefits and q
fund for the burial of unfortunate and INDECENT
members who may die either at home or on the
road, but there will be other features IN CON
nection with the organization that should make
II popular with our kind Of people
Billy Wells, the hard headed man; Charley
Tripp, the armless wonder and others are in
terested in the contemplated organization.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
DETECTIVES HUNT FOR MURDERER
Williamsburg Police BafHed at Strange
Shooting of Italian in Pool Parlor.

More than a dozen members OF the detective
force in Brooklyn co-operated with the police of
the Stagg street station. in williamsburg
yesterday in an effort to run down the person
who late Saturday night shot and killed Jo-
seph CappelIo. an Italian. Of No. 22O Montrosc
avenue, at No. 1Sl johnson avenue. Williams
burg The police cannot learn any cause for the
shooting
on Saturday night Cappello went into No 1S4
Johnson avenue TO watch the pool players
While he looking on the assassin entered
The latter had his hands in the pockets of his
coat and wore slouch hat pulled down almost
to his eyes He walked up 10 CappellO and be-
gan talking with him. The conversation lasted
only a moment and then the stranger drew OUT
a revolver which he pointed at Cappellos right
breast and shot him dead
AS Cappello fell backward the man turned and
ran out of the place. He was gone before the
persons in the place realized what had han
pened. Policemen were soon the scene but
they were unable to get a good description of
the murderer.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
JUDGE WHIPS DRUHUER.
vigorously Pics Lash in Hotel
Lobby in Presence Of Womcn
lBv relesraph TO Tho rr.hune. /

Meridian. Miss. Jan. u District Judge Rob
ert F. Cochran publicly horsewhipped II. T Jen-
kins a drummer. in the lobby of the Grand
Avenue Hotel to-day, where many women We're
congregated. Judge Cochran welded his lash
with vigor, and Jenkinss face and back were
badly mutilated Jenkins claims that he was Il
victim of Judge Cochran's wrath because he had
been collecting evidence for a North Mississippi
editor TO be used in the coming campaign against
Cochran. Jenkins says that he learned that the
jurist guilty Of public drunkenness. and
that he on tho eve Of swearing out warrants
10 this effect.
Judge Cochran has attained notoriety through
his crusade ON blind tigers and immoral estab-
liShments. He recently forced nine bucketShoVS
out of business in Meridian. the Wire brokers
promising 10 leave town if prosecution We're
dropped. Judge Cochran invariably opens court
by reading chapter of the Bible and leading in
prayer himself.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
REYBURN FOR M.YOR.
Republican Congressman Polls a
HeaJY JOtc IN Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Jan. 2L-John L. Reyburn. Con-
gressman from the "a District. received the Re
publican nomination tor Mayor in this city yes
terday. polling more than 3oC01 more vote tuau
his nearest competitor city Controller Walton
William Potter. formerly United States Minister
70 italy. received the city Party and Democratic
nomination.
The total Kepgb'!can vot" was %, ~ and of this
Congressman Etey burn received 60 30. WaltQu's
vote 29s5-. and the remaining votes were iii
vidcd among twCnty-seveu candidates. AIr Pot
pemocrati" tickets was Rudolph Esanken burg.
City Commissioner. Potter received %}065 votes
from the City Party and 2.J4 from the Demo-
Gratis. The total city Party vote FOR Mayor
31,6ls Ten candidates voted for
Hugh Black WAS nominated for receiver of
taxes by the Republicans md Franklin s Ed
mOnds by the city PARTY and Democratic voters.
An odd feature of the voting tho number
of people who talcd 90 cast their ballots for Il
tax receiver. The result showed that the 'or-
ganlzaton,' no matter of whatever party. viii be
old
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
BREAK UP WEDDING RECEPTION.
Police Arrest Bridegroom on a Charge of
Grand Larceny.

While TALKING with friends AZ his Wedding
reception last night. Michael Sabak of No. 20J
Avenue g. was arrested and taken TO Police
Headquarters charge OF grand larceny
When the bridegroom's arrest became known
the bride collapsed
According to the police. Sabak during June
Of last year boarded with Mrs Annie Sadlak at
No 80 Avenue c. While she out visiting
friends, II is alleged that he stole a gold watch
and chain and $500 from a bureau drawer. she
reported the case to the police. and Magistrate
Wahle issued warrant for his arrest All trace
of Sabak was lost. until Mrs. Sadlak learned
week ago that he 10 marry.
When searched tho police say they found
under the evening clothes which Sabak wore a
business suit. They also found pair OF brass
knCckes and pawn ticket. it is alleged. for the
watch which he is charged With stealing from
Mrs. Sadlak
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
TWO SHOT ON TRAIN.
Brooklyn Nan Hurt Trying to Pro-
tect UOman and Baby.
~ relegrarll to rhe Tr!brne.

Olean. n. Y. Jan. 21.--As Erie Railroad
train stopped at WellsviHe last night two ItaI-
Ians, one of whom was Rossino C7uirdo went out
On the platform When they returned Morris
Sinan. of Wellsve. was i'm their seat. Words
ensued over its possession. and blows We're
struck One of the Italians went down and then
a third from the rear of the coach. a mo-
ment afterward two shots were fired by one of
the Italians. One bullet struck Sinan in the neck
and came out of his mouth The other struck
r. II. Finley, a travelling man from Brooklyn,
in the hand. Finley had gone to a spot near
where the men were fighting to stand between
them and woman with a baby who could not
get away The other passengers ran into the
other and the train was stopped and backed
to Wellsyille, where Finley and Sinan were cared
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Tests for State and County Service To Be
Held Next Month.

The State civil Service Commission viii hold
amInations in all parts of the state February
% for the following positions:
Apothecary. $5i0 TO $500 and maintenance hOmoO-
pathic pharmacist. $500 and maintenance: pharma-
cist Erie County service. 500: assistant electrical
engineer. $500 TO S9GD and maintenance. assistant
steam engineer, $500 to $40 and maintenance;
bridge craftsman. Sl,to 10 Sl,-0b. court clerk
Queens County. $500. fireman. SGD: fireman Np-
peilate Division Courthouse. New York city 500;
ndustria! teacher, tusoGial Asylum Newark 500
and maintenance; keeper county ias aud pene-
tcntiarcS In Albany, Erie. Monroe. Ououdagl and
Queens counties: matrou. Albany County instItl-
lions $500 and maintenance; physician, sixth grade
$500 ana maintenance; pupil nurse. Erie County
Hospital. $40 a month and maintenance: sewing in
structor, state institutions. $500 $500 and main
tenanrc, transfer tax assistant Surrogate's office
NcStc hester County. 81 500
The last day for hling appljca tons FOR these posi-
tons Is February Is. The commission has hspn
unable to secure sufficient number of cligibIes
Tor bridge craftsman ana assistant steam on
gineer and qualified applicants for these Uostinus
nave excellent chance of dppoint ntment. Full in
examinations may be- obtained by ad,Iressfnr
sion. at Albany. ''''''-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
PREACHERS ATTACK STRAUSS DRAMA
One Says Such Productions as "salomeD Are
Responsible for Thaw Case.

The Rev. Dr. Charles Edward Locke OF the Han
son Place Methodist Episcopal Church HrookIvn
devoted ms sermon yesterday morning 70 a denl,r
1ir. Conrie6 and those who went 20 tbe Nfe+o,o,i
tan Opera House 20 hear the work He ss,S y.
hs1 not heard the music drama but had raa6
Wtoes play. He thought that such produet,oDe
were responsible for such tragedies as the stan
ford White Case
The Rev. DR. Frank n. Goodchiid, OF the centrs,
6sptst church. in West s2d street. also spoke OF
haloine," using excerpts from criticisms in tha
Aa1H Newspapers n point his moral
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
PITTsBURG POsToFFICE GAINS.
fHv Telegraph to No rrihnna

Pittsburg, Jan. 27.-The annual report of tba
Pitts5urg postoffice, made by Postmaster Davis
shows that it leads all others in the percentara
of profits for the year 1906 The total receinIs
were $2,l1OOOO and the net profits were 81 2!l6
COO The percentage of decrease in cost OF main
tenance was SO per cent. although in the year
the Increase In employees was three times larger
than that of the Philadelphia Office Thie Ie.
suit is due 10 the increased amount of business
More than 96,O00.000 stamps were sold in the
year, while the gains in the money order AZ
partment were unusually great
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, Jan. n, 1907.

ARRIVED
Steamer Belle Scotland tFr) Nutnan GLASGOW r,r
a'y l. 70 Il Grace 60 the Bar at m 90
N~ ''--'
steamer Norman Prince tsri Barrett shields January
= TO toward tl"uider. Rowstt 60 ballast Arrived
at the Bar at i2.t5 %
Steamer Andrew FftgsaraId AptOe-- ta-,,---
H. 20 Sanderson 4 SON with mdse Arrived at The Rar
al Ii5 -
steamer Grenada Or, McGrath. Trinidad January 20
and Grenada II 70 the Trinidad shipping and -Tadnr
COMPANY with passengers. mail, and Arrived at
the tiar $3.50 q "
Steamer Regulus err. Wakeman PiIley's Island 1anu
AIRY - ." fioIsey x sou with iron Arrived At
m" bar at p II 2Gth
steamer Thelma tNorl JeinsIord Cardenas Ianusr 10
and Norfolk -. Ca Funch Edye & CO. with sugar Ar
rived the Bar a y IN a6,h "
steamer st Paul Passov. Southampton Cherhourg
January 10 TIE American Line ia cabin and ag
storage passengers mails and mdse Arrived n the Pa n
at las "a
Steamer Grecian Prince ,Rr> Hodson Santos January
end Barbados L. 20 lAIsk 1evous Arrived
at the Bar et IN .ith
Steamer Umhrta tT{rl. Liverpool January 10 and
Queenstown 20, To the Cunard Steamship tompanv ia
with 13l cabin 56S steerage passengers mails and
mdss. Arrived at the Bar IL y m
Steamer FL Vale. P8tten Galveston 81 To the
Southern Pacific Company, with mdse, Quarantine s
a
Steamer Seneca. q Keefe. Newport News and Norfolk
70 the old Dominion steamship Company passengers
and mdse. Passed in sandy Hook 6:45 m.
Steamship Company. Anchored in Sandy Hook Bay at
I:lf 2
Steamers Camoens (Iselg) Manchester: Prnz FeI
Friedrich tGer,. Fortune Island: Paoua ,C-ubanI Ma
GHrrffaf V,I.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
Public Notices.

NOTICE Is lIEEEBT GIVEN THAT TfIE E0ARD OF
~ Eaptf Transit Railroad for TIE tty ~
$ew Nufk Wiz hold public hearing upon the proposed
and conditions for the construction to-.
the alternative the rp>trictlu equipment anl
tctof The Lexington Avenue Rapid Transit Railroad tn TIE
office of the Board Room No ih No $50 EIoadvay. in
the Eor1u-h ~ Manhattan Thursday. February :.
O'Clock IN the afternoon copies of
the ponosSI contract hc obtained the said Office
the payment ~ a fe- Of twenty y-hve
BOARD OF RNPTD TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMITS
NISSIONERS OF THE CITY Of NEW Y1RK
Rion T. burrows. Segreta-y- \ T. orr President.
Dated New York January -. 1907
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
MINISTER HAS BARTENDER ARRESTED

The Rev. Charles w Kay, superintAndApt -.
the Baptist Calvary Mission, in eth street. near
Amsterdam avenue who has been doing some cru
sade work in the parish in effort 10 stop SUNDAY
violations OF the excise law, caused the srre.t YES
terday OF John Murtagh, bartender IN PafTtc-
OMalleys saloon. at No. 100 Amsterdam avenue
MuTtagh was arraigned before Magistrate Rariov
N the West Side court and held in $500 bail for ex-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
TEANSPAcIFIl, MAms

r. pest'nati"q and steamer close IN New York.
, francisco Magiposa -. 1880 m
Tang Tango Ma5u Jan 81. 600 m
m Erancse9'r II. Karea Feb /. 1850 N
franclscol-t T. : transport Logan. l. a n,
New Iesldnd, AustIlia teNCept WeSu.
New caledonia. Samoa. Hawaii
Islands via san Francisco 8. 1880 N
pine Islands tvia san FraucScol-
Nnerlca Masu. Feb - 1.-SO Il y,
Hawaii tvii san Francisco
Japan tcNcept parcels post masl
china and Philippine Islands tvia Var
couVer ana Victoria Il. Cl-E Empress Of
china Observation-Disclosures. p-sI,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Fpfsf@lttN FORIS
PTawle Point. Jan 2T-Passed. steamer Annsteldyk
CDutchl. Van der Heuvel Rotterdam New York
AhVerpOol Ian u Arrived, steamers CymrIc CBrl
lett. Boston via Queenstown. 2Tth. tarulania (Er1
Watt New York via Queenstown.
southampton, Jan &t-ATTved, steamer Louis Jaui
son. New York via Plymouth and CherhcurE
Queenstown, Han -. 10 m-SstIed steamer Iucanfa
tBri. Watt 0ron Liverpool New York
MovtNe Jan 2f-Sailed steamer Columbia I'm Wads
worth Urom Glarsow). New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
nav YoRK BUILDING no cosr sa1 zon

richmond Va, Jaa. 2I-The Now York St,tc
Building 1T the jamestown Exposition win e,.,
$"laO0 The contract for the structure at tbs 5e,
mas been awarded II Is modelled after the Ton
Ef,ssio2al Library at Washington ana will bn an
the waterfront overlooking Hampton Roads WORK
on the building is to hcgin to-tf,rroIy WIN
New-York tribune., 1907-01-28
KING VICTOR RECEIVES ATTAcHe.

Rome. Jan. 2T.-King Victor Emmanuel to-day
gave private audience to Commander John p.
Bernadou' the American naval attache. The King
greeted Commander Bernadou cordially and sp.ke
IN terms OF appreciation Of America aud Americans