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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24

and boughs of the dainty eucalyptus
blossoms and effective dull green foli-
age. Assisting Mrs. Masten in receiving
were Mrs Martel, Miss Adele Martel,
Mrs Charles Joseph Stovel and Mrs.
Charles H. Woods Mrs Masten will
entertain eight tables of guests this
afternoon at the fascinating game.
Those present Yesterday were Mrs.
harry r. Mann, Mrs. John Metcalfe,
Mrs Leroy Nickel, Mrs. William +.
Perkins, Miss Refs, Mrs. Ernest Stent,
Mrs George Tyson, Mrs. A. FL. Vail,
Mrs. Christian Refs, Mrs. Charles Will
son, Mrs. Cullen Welty, Mrs George
Wheaton Mrs John Spruance, Mrs. Jo-
seph Coryell, Mrs. George knight, Mrs.
Mrs. Philip K. Gordon, Mrs. Willard
Williamson, Mrs. David Sessions, Mrs
Morton Gibbons, Mrs. Watson d. Fenni-
more. Mrs. Albert Gallatin. Mrs. Ed
ward Houghton. Mrs. Lester Herrick
Mrs w P. Harvey. Miss Hoffman. Mrs
j. H. Jennings. Miss Jennie Lathrop,
Mrs. Leland Stanford Lathrop, Mrs
William Lehman, Mrs. Linda Bryan.
Mrs Edison Adams. Mrs A. S. Baldwin.
MRS. samuel Cheyney. the Misses Gala
han, Mrs. Darragh. Mrs Charles Miner
cooper. Mrs. Peter F. Dunno, Mrs.
James Edwards. Mrs. George de Cola,
Miss Lillian Dean. Mrs. l. Lowenberg.
Mrs. George Hammer, Mrs Winfield S.
Davis. Mrs. John, Dempster Mckee,
Mrs. Walter H. Kaufman. Mrs. George
Beveridge, Mrs. ]. C. Sims, Miss
Blanche Mcdonald. Mrs. o. D. Baldwin
and Mrs. John McGaw.
Miss Nellie Stow of this city, who
Is spending the winter in Santa Bar
bara, was the hostess last week at d
delightful tea in honor Of Mrs. Joseph
Chamberlain, the affair taking place
at the attractive Stow home Receiv-
ing with MISS Stow were Mrs Charles
Ealand. Miss Nellie Chamberlain. Miss
Elizabeth Livermore and Miss Anna
Howard. Mrs. Sherman Stow and Mrs.
Albert Bacon poured tea
Jack Carrigan left last night for the
East going by way of New Orleans.
where he will remain until after the
Mardi sGras celebration. He then VIII
go TO New York to meet his sister, Miss
Mary Carrigan. who is TO arrive short
iy from Europe and they will return
here about the end OF February. 1t Is
probable that they will leave during
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24

Mrs. Joseph Manuel Masten gave the
first of her bridge parties yesterday
afternoon at her home in Washington
street and entertained about forty
guests most delightfully."-. The house
was prettily decorated with jonquils
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
Intends TO Pursue
Dramatic Studies

Dramatic StudIeS question asking and
positive Miss Jones Germany It's
ndwhensh o
that she intended pursue
essayed with
of col
egan has good work
literary allowed
permitted valuable
in the volumes havehe heard permission granted to few.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
President Calhoun of the United Rail
FoOtbath of Mud
AngerS Passenger

FoOtbath of Mud - ~ , o , % -. @ ~ ~ s
Angers Passenger mudencased shoes from an angd woman
betdou describing
off
the
prepared stepped
shoetop
and looked like of
forgiven her she had said what she
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
The Insid e r
Writes of the Doings of People Prominent
in Club and Art Circles, Telling OF the
Good Fortune of Some and Woe OF Others
WeiRS Recovery } ~ ~AFl1AEL "an i1 ostion for a
Cheers Bohemia i the neck completely

OHCcFS DOHCAd in neck has completely re-
the Bohemian Cuo ana
particularly Breakfast end OF it. Mr. We
Little Palace and Professor
sphens was among the guests composed of the old
timers" Bohemia Harwood Foote Colon f1a"eS'
George Bromley Ryand Wallace and Jew others OF u
honors and member OF the
Sunday who passed ava" le
incorporated Bohemia was
and and Mr. WE'LL used to entertain S
the regular breakfast room OF @
varied and took them 70 MAI
breakfasts at all elaborate
Dishes de resistance always being w @
WE'LL great many valuable
infinitely than ne does ms g
bread and another for creaned od
and daughters ed vain for sight OF the formula
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24

Mr. and Mrs Josiah Beedy were re-
Gently guests of friends in Menlo
Park over the weekend
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24
l remember when Edith Lemn
Wedding In Haste
Proves Old Adagc

I renlen
VCuoHS III of
Proves Old Adage made her debut WIFE
brilliant Booth Harrington
Angeles girl who had
the promising the amateur stage
with EIaney love affair hastily begun
ended She made her the professional
stage Haney had himself arranged and elaborated from David
"The Player presented Oakland After
H and husband and
Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-24

Townsend's Cal giace fruits and can
DIES at Emporium, Post and Van Ness,
1850 Sutter st ana 1903 and 1890 Va
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-24
COUNCIL MEETING.
CFrom Wednesdays DailyJ

AE lDll Ntbh'Nhof - b-S -
The city council met in adjourned
session. with Mayor Berndt in the
chair. Absent Logan and Folsom.
Mayor Berndt announced that as
the meeting was an adjourned one the
regular order of business would not
be followed but business would De
considered as it came up.
Chairman scouten OF the fire ana
wnter committee reported that ths
committee had had conference with
c. G.. Graden relative 10 the right oil
way for the water main across lot is,
block 12l. Mr Graden made propo'
sition to deed to the city one-third
Is 1-3 feet OF the LOT for 800 pro-
yided the city would pay $500 for the
construction of the sidewalk on the
8 10 feet. The committee recon-
mended the acceptance of the propo-
sition and Mr.. ScOuton so moved. pro
yided the title was clear The mo
ton was carried.
He moved the city clerk be author
lied to rebate $500 for the cost of the
sidewalk
on the question of the controversy
over the water charges for the irrisa-
iion OF the Hood cemetery Alderm IN
Scouton reported that the committee
had investigated It thoroughly and as
Mr. Hood had not had the use Of the
water the full year they recommend
that the city accept 500 as payment
in full for the use of water for the
eighty lots, and moved the acceptance
Of the recommendation. The motion
was carried and the clerk was instruct
ed to notify Mr. Hood OF the coun-
ellis action.
On pipe line right Of way the COM
mittee asked for further time. Grant
ed
Chairman Mcclellan brought mp the
question Of sidewalk grades on side
streets. Some OF the walks are two
feet or more below the surface and
some foot or more above, to Goa
form to the grade established by ordi
nance and It would require several
Thousand dollars to grade the streets
to conform 10 the sidewalks and the
grade already established He thought
the streets and alleys committee, with
the city engineer. should be given
some authority to remedy existing
conditions.
Alderman Seouton moved that no
more permanent walks be put down.
other than on Main ayense until some
arrangement could be made for estab-
fishing grade to conform to existing
conditions.
Alderman Casey objected to the mo
ton stopping sidewalk building and
amended the motion 80 as to empower
the streets and alleys committee to
establish grades to conform to the sur
face In each block.
! City Engineer Henderson was oi
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-24

gas plant and when almost opposite
the Kinny hotel Buclyner. who appar.
emily had been watching, rode M on
n horse drew his revolver and shot
him below the heart. Buckner made
his escape but the officers are on his
trail. He has little chance to get
away. It is believed that Buekner.
who is desperate character. viii put
mp fight II brought to bay and
more bloodshed Is feared
Paris, Oct Parliament was con.
voked today at the call OF the cabinet
and President Fallieres one of the
first measures to he considered is that
providing an additional appropriation
FOR the food sufferers in the valleys
of the Rhone, Loire and Marne. where
recent storms caused great damage
and much privation as wcll as the
loss of many lives.
Indianapolis. Ind, Oct 22.--With
the object Of creating a trust" which
VIII absolutely control the prices of
all the agricultural products Of the
country, delegates from thirty.eiGht
states representing a present mem
bership of 300 600 farmers. assembled
ia indianapolis today for the fifth an
nual convention of the American so
ciety OF Equity Already the society
has succeeded in greatly raising the
price of tobacco and other minor rrod-
ucts, and plans viii he completed at
the present meeting to extend its in
duence over all commodities raised on
the farm and In the orchard and gar
den Great gains have been made in
the last year and the officers OF the
organization are now predicting that
within a year one million active farm
crs In the central west win be banded
together in an offensive and defensive
warfare for higher prices.
The time OF the convention. which
win last fonr days, VIII be devoted
large 10 trnnsacting the business of
the organization. Aside from the an
nual report of President j. A. Everltt.
the convention will not listen to any
set speeches No practical politicians.
singing the praises OF the "horny-
handed sons of toll" and with an eye
out for votes, will appear before the
convention. The meeting will be
strictly business one, The mem
hers Of the American Society of Equity
are ION the make" They want plans
that viii put money In their pockets
not piHtitudcs.
Memphis. Tenn, Oct 23.-The pres
Ident arrived here early this morning.
The special made a stop OF three min
utes late last night at the town OF
Mound Bayou, Miss. place where
the inhabitants are all negroes.
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Reception to Veterans.

Richmond, Va, 20. The OPEN
ing event of the United Confed-
crate Veterans reunion to begin
its regular session here to-mor-
row was a reception this evening
at Lee Camp Hall, under the
auspices of the Richmond Chap
ter Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, at which a number of
noted Southern women were
guests of honor.
Visitors have.been pouring in
to the city all day by the thous-
ands, veterans, sons of veterans,
sponsors and others connected
with the Confederate organiza.
tons arriving from Louisiana,
Texas. Missouri, Oklahoma, Miss
issippi, Kentucky, Tennessee and
other States far and near. The
arrivals from North Carolina
have been particularly large.
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g.Day.OId Baby Talks.

Roanoke, Va, May 29.-The
Fox postofice neighborhood of
Grayson county, this State, Is in
a state of excitement and per-
plexity as a result of the pro-
digious performances of a nine
day-old child, the baby Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leftwich Brewer, we'll
known people Of that section.
W. E. Daniel, a travelling man
of Chilhowie, Va, who has just
returned from that place, brings
news of the CONSERVATION caused
by the baby talking perfectly,
and DR.. g. b. Halsey, a reput-
able physician Of Bride Creek,
near Fox postofiee, has corrob.
GRATED the story.
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district. Wednesday there were
frost and temperatures below 40
degrees in all the districts and in
Stokes county and many western
ones freezing tempatures oc-
Cured. While two days later
the temperature was very high,
reaching 95 degrees in Lenoir
county. Much damage was done
by a hail and wind storm in
Franklin an Orange. The rain
fall is considerably below normal
and rain is needed in the western
counties. The sunshine averaged
much above normal and wasvery
beneficial. Last night the tenn
perature again fell to quite a low
figure and is very trying upon
cotton.
1t is learned that the driving
of the test piles in great bridge
between Edenton and Mackey's
Ferry has been completed and
the bottom is found to be very
good. There is mud for about
| 20 feet and then good sand. Six
teen thousand piles, from IS to
rs feet in length, will be driven.
If placed end to end these would
reach $50 miles. All are single
sticks and they cost II cents a
foot.
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&zMlK5ljoIk&WsStsrT'

(Schedule in Effect Nov. IS, Ieo6.)
pupuaH DTvTsTDN
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The Merchants of Durham are
getting together to see what can
be done about discrimination in
freight rates, and are making
arrangements to carry their CON-
plant before the North Carolina
Corporation Commission. Dele.
gates to the state meeting have
been selected and an effort
will be made to have the state
organization assist in the fight,
At a meeting held Wednesday
night the matter of the raising
of telephone rates was discussed
and for the present this question
will rest.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-05-31
Southern Railway

This condensed schedule j. published
as information. All IS subject 70 change
without notice 10 lie public:
Trains leave Durham, NC.
5:soa. m. No. IL westbog1d daily fp'
Greensboro aud lt,ca' points. connecting
al Greensboro with Florida Express foi
Charlotte, Columbia Savannah and Jack
sonyiile, also with the Washington and
Southwestern Limited, solid Pullman
train, for Atlanta. Birmingham, Mem.
ptis. Montgomery, Mobile, and points
south.
5:so a.. M. No. ia. eastbound. dali,
foT ColdsbOro aud local stations, connect.
ing al Goidsh0ro with Atlantic Coas;
Line for Wilmington. Tarboro and Nor
folk, and with Atlantic & North Carolins
Railway for Kinston and Sew Bern.
TOO q M, No. f67, mixed, Tuesdays.
Thursdays aud Saturdays for Keysviiis
and local stations.
gao a. nj, No. io3 sastlound. daily
for Coidsb0ro and local stations, con.
Bectisg AZ Selma for Wilson. Rocky
Mount, Norfolk and Eastern North Caro-.
lima points.
go a. m, No. Iie. daily for Oxford.
Chase City. Keysyi,ie and Richmond and
locai points. Handles through coach
between Raleigh. Durham aud Rich.
m0nd.
1000 a. M, No. To-. westbound. daily,
for Greensboro and local stations, con.
meeting AZ Greensboro with L. s. Past
kaii for Washington and New York and
points North: close connection with
train for Charlotte and local stations,
sIso for Winston Salem.
3:7s p. M. No. Iss. eastb0aHd, daily,
for G1ldsboro and local points.
A51p. m. No. Tss. westb0und. daily,
for Greensboro and local stations. con.
necting al Greensboro With train No. q
fot Charlotte. Columbia. Savannah and
Jacksonville. Pullman sleeper afri frsl
clsss day coach Washington 20 Jackson
vile without change Also connects
9th train No. is. z. s. Past Mail, foi
Atlanta aud ali points South and South
west
aas p. ~. No. Iza, mixei, daily ex
cept sunday, for KsyCiils and loca'
ssatiyns.
as p. M. No. rrs, daily for Raleigt
anil local points
JOINS B. GRABAs, Agent,
Durham, n. G
RI. vERNos. T. r. A.,
Charlotte, n. e
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Body Of Mrs. Mckinley Laid to Rest.

Canton, O.. May 29. The body
of Mrs. Ida Saxton Mckinley
now rests by the side of that of
the late President Mckinley in
the receiving vault at Westlawn
cemetery.
The simple funeral services
held at the Mckinley residence
on Market street this afternoon
werewitnessed by a distinguished
company, including President
Roosevelt, Vice-President Fair.
banks. Governor Harris, and
many high officials, both of the
nation and State.
Duaing the funeral and the
progress of the corsege to the
cemetery not only all business in
Canton, not absolutely necessary
but all of amusements ceased anC
school children were dismissed
from the days task.
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Notice of Administration

Having this day qualified as admins
traitor u the state II ". u. Harris. de-.
ceased. late of durham county, n. e..
this il TO notify all persons having
claims against said estate TO eKhiist them
70 the undefsigned on or before The I'd
day of April, 1yO3. OF this notice will he
plead In lar Of their recovery. All per
sons indebted 10 said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This al day Of April, 1907.
r. y. GARRARD,
Administrator.
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Notice Of Administration

The undersigned having qualified ~
administrator Of n. n. Iewter, deceased,
hereby gives notice 10 all persons holding
claims against said estate to present the
same 10 him on OF before May |. lgoS. OF
this notice will 10 pleaded In bar II
recovery. All persons indebted 10 said
estate will come forward and pay up.
This goth Of April, 1901.
G. i. LEWTER,
Administrator,
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NORTH CAROLINA HAPPENINGS.
News Matters as Gathered from Many
Sections Of the State.


by DR.. K. P. Battle, will soon,
make its appearance.
Charlotte has extended an in
vitation to the Confederate vet
Grams to meet in that city next
year.
1t is rumored in Charlotte that
the case against Franc Jones.
who embezzled money from the
National Bank of that city will
be compromised.
Winston-Salem, May 29.-Fire
which broke out at Il o'clock to-
day in the second story of the
Starbuck block on South Main
street, damaged the building,
effects and the stock of goods on
the first floor to the amount of
about $1,000.
Asheville, May 20. Stanley
Ferris, a lad probably 14years of
age, was run over and killed on
the local yards of the Southern
Railway to-day shortly after u
o'clock. The boys home was in
Bridgewater and it is said that
he was in some manner indenti-
fed with one of the crews of the
division. At the time the lad
met his tragic death he was on
one engine and, in attempting to
Jump from that engine to another
fell and was run over and killed.
The remains will be sent to the
former home.
Greensboro correspondent of
the Charlotte Observer May %:
Prof. Julian |. Foust, who for
the last year has ben acting
president of the State Normal
and Industrial College, was this
afternoon elected to the Office Of
president to succeed the late DR..
Charles D. McIver, who was the
founder and president of the COL
Ilege for II years. The board Of
trustees held two sessions yeste!-
day, one of them lasting until an
early hour this morning. A con-
siderable amount of routine bust
ness was disposed of at the sew
eral sessions. Contracts for the
erection of an annex to the Spen-
Ger Building to accommodate 70
students and to complete the ST.
dents building were let and it is
hoped to have them complete in a
few months.
| Professor Foust came here
from Goldsboro, five years ago to
accept the chair of pedagogy in
the college, succeeding Prof. p.
P. Claxton. When Prof. J. Y.
Joyner. a year or two later, was
appointed by Governor AycocE
as State Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction, Professor Foust
became dean of the college
which position he held until the
| death of the lamented president
DR.. Charles D. McIver, last Sep
TENDER, since which time he ha!
u been the acting president Of thu
q. institution, filling the position
wisely and to the entire satisfac'
ton Of every one. The board o.
directors also reelected all o.
the present faculty.
: Forty-six young women re
ceived their diplomas at the las
public exercises of the fifteenth
annual commencement of tn
State Normal and Industrial Col
lege this morning. The feature
of the graduating exercises wer,
the address of DR.. Martin G
J Brumbaugh, superintendent o
the city schools Of Philadelphia
e the presentation of the constitu
tons by Justice Henry G. Con
i, ner, of the State Supreme Court
the Bibles by Rev. DR.. Battle, o
this city, and the diplomas b.
Superintendent Joyner. chair
man Of the board of trustees y
=" the college.
Raleigh correspondent Of tn
, Charlotte Observer May q
J Charles c. Moore, of Charlotte
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49, y =
wEsTBoUNo -LEAvE LYNcHBUBG DAILY.
z:3o p. m.-The =. Louis Express
Pullman sleeper. Roanoke to Column
bus, Bluedeld 10 Cincinnati. also for
Radtord, Bristol. Knoxville, Chatta-
uooga and int. mediate points. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke 10 Knoxville.
TOO a. m.-FoT Roanoke, Rocky
Mount, Winston Salem, Radforrl, Bristol,
Blueheld, Norton. WEIGH.
s3op. m.-Dai!T :or Roanoke.
EAST BOUND-LEAvE a.YNCHBURG
S3s p. m.-Daily for Farmville, Rich
moad, Petersburg aad Norfoik-Par!or
Car.
2:so a. m.-Fo~ Petersburg, Rich
n1ou; aud Norfolk, Pullman sleeper tc
Norfolk. Also Putnam sleeper betweer
LvcchbUrg aud Redmond.
$50 a.Tn.-Dajly Tor FaTmville, Peters
burg, Richmond and Norfolk.
Winston Salem Division. Leave Ro
anoke SIS p. IN, except Sunday, fo'
Winston-Salein and intermediate stations
and geo a. III. daily Tor same stations ana
Charlotte, y. {.
North Carolina Divisions. Leave Pu
laski $40 a. m. daily. except Sunday
for Betty Baker and s:25 a. II. daily, -
cept Sunday, for Ga.ax and Fries.
Cl.nch Valley Division. Leave Blue
field 9:i5 daily. 22s ,. III. for Norton.
y. 2. BRAGG.
TRAY. Pass. Agt.
~. B. BETILL. 6. r. A.
Roanoke, Va. Ger. Office. Roanoke. We
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