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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
TAfLoR rs BANKRUPT

Creditors of c. II. Rehnstrom, a local
tailor, filed petition in the United States
district court yesterday asking that he
be declared an involuntary bankrupt
Their names and the sums alleged to
be due are as follows: j. w. Goddard
& Sons, New York $3.50; f. II. CAL
colt & Co., New York, s2,017; Woods
Lowry g. Co., New York, s4,126.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
MOUNTAIN VIEW RANCH. June %
Guests here are:

From San Francisco-E. J. Fleming. T. r.
Groshans. Frank Roche. Adelina Beckhusen. Mrs
G. II. Barrett. w Asher Mrs. W. Asher. Mrs.
Gus Casner Miss Lucille CRsner. Reuben lew.
Mrs. Mare Morris ISsey Joseph. Louis Danziger.
Charles Wolf, Charles Madel, John Schmitt /,
Charles Wilson. Mrs. Newton ROsekrans. two
children and maid. Oakland-Bert Altmayer.
Mrs. Bert Altmayer, two children and maid
Miss Lola Brown. Miss c. n. Hirseh. Allen Bert
Hirsch. Miss Mary Bauer. WatSonvlle=-JOseph
Grahamer I. I. Hughes. Santa Cruz-Earl Cod
frey, /. IT. Ripley. John Casini. Germany
Miss Lisetta Kinzii
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TAVERN OF TAMALPAIs. June %.
Recent arrivals here are:


From San Francisco-Mrs. Kelham. Mr. and
Mrs. F. V. Dingman. Mrs. Alpheus Bull. Miss
Edith Young. r. y. Whiting, Bishop de Silva,
Frank Griffin, A. E. V. Smith. John F. Ban.ou
and wife. Walter Welsh. Miss Ida ROthschild.
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Emerson. Mrs. e. R. New
ton Mr. and Mrs. J. z. Birmingham, Miss Nellie
F. Burge, n. Boothe Poole. Mrs: Martha Olson,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ s. Newgass. H. P. Anewald.
Miss d. Wood Miss ". Stevenson. J. p Hen
messy. Mrs C. G.. Munson. Mrs j. ]. Cochran
Miss l.. Cross. Miss v. A. Munson, Mrs. T. Q. $.
Ford. Mill Yalley-D. E Hayes, Guy F. Way
man, ". II. Wayman. Ross-Nfrs. f. Reming-
ton. 0akland-F. J. Fluno and family, Miss
Juanits v Deckmann. Alameda--Phi h.
Bekeart wife and son. Berkeley-H.. r.. Marks,
Miss Beatrice Alexander. Los Angeles-E. A.
Hines, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Chapman Miss Laurs
Chapman. Bakersheld-E. l.. Mcleod. Mr.. and
Mrs George III. Taylor Santa Barbara--Misses
McCalls. New York;. L. Crowder. Frank
Flittner. Miss Geraldine Brooks. Chicago r.
Woodward. Miss Carrie Belt Miss Jane Abbey,
John ". O'Berue. E. f. Ball Denver-Mrs- G.
l.. Richmond Demey v. Richmond. Miss Glars
f. Richmond. Grand Rapids. Mich. P.
Taylor Jackson-Mss Harris Manning. Worces-
ter. Mass.-George p. Davis. Baltimore. Md.
Emile l.. Schupp Memphis. Tenn.-Jobn j.
Handy. Australia-Lieutenant McSamuel. Mrs.
G. ]. McSamuel. Mrs. Minnie darcy. Miss Gla-
dyce Kaufman Paris-M. BiEne. Mr. and Mrs, j.
Christensen. London-W. 8. Mcnamara Nj
agara Falls, Cana. Fl. Ellis. LaupahoehOe-
Mrs E. w Barnard and son Edward. Honolulu,
II. I.-George ". Patty.
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sEIGLER HOT SPRINGS, June e.
Arrivals for the week are:

From San Francisco-George II. GaSsman. John
Rsidy Frutvale-N. McCucn. Berkeey-Ed
ward w. Euden Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Knowles.
Vallejo-JOhn Olson Pleasant0n-Edward CUR
Bakersheld-Mr. and Mrs T. r. Babione.. Mr.
and Mrs. L. l.. Fox. Napa-Afr. and Mrs John
Canyra oakland ID. Ernst. Alameda-H
A. Arnold Mrs. H. A. Arnold. Gertrude Arnold
Nsura Arnold Sausato-GeOrge McCalvy and
wife. Miss Margaret NcCalvy. 6. l.. Mead and
wife. SacrsmeRtO-Mrs. ]. Weber. r L. Lukins
and wife. Point Richmond-F. A. Hughes.
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TELLS OF NEvADA,s MINES

An anniversary edition concerning
principally .ne mines and miners of
Nevada and the related interests of
stock boards has been issued by the
Recorder. The edition is an excellent
publication and is filled with informa-
tion of a useful sort
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Army Transports
TIE Burnside is at Seattle
The Buford arrived at Manila June s.
Inc Crook sailed for Honolulu June TO- eH
route TO Alaskan points
Inc DIX icft Honolulu June 20 for Seattle
The fitzpatrick is at Newport News, Va.
The Logan sailed June % from Shanghai
The Meade is at New York. Out of commis-
sion.
The ingalls, is at Newport News. Va.
The Sheridan is 10 port and will sail for Ma
mia July 3.
The Thomas left Honolulu June IA for Ma
ails.
The Warren IS in port
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23

Dresden has opened a bathing estab-
lishment for dogs. 1t is owned and
governed by the municipality.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
Tonnage Engagement

The British steamer Maori King at Portland
Is under charter for grain, thence to China
at S3.T5 and the schooner W. A. Holden, Un
Puget sound, Is engaged for lumber thence to
Guaymas at 81. The former was chartered
prior TO arrival
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS, June %
Guests registered here are.

From San Franeisco-R. Ham and wife,
Charles B. Platt and wife. Gladys A. Platt.
William Singer Jr., Mrs. william Singer Jr.s
William n. Singer. C. v. keenan,. G. G. Smith,
J. Cromer. Charles Hughes and wife. H.. GODs-
win. H. ID. Hart. NJ Glas. Con Whttel. G..
Robs. ]. Il. R. Webber. Berkeley-D. A. Went
worth William r. Lorenz and wife. Mrs, L.
L0renz. Oakland-S. S. Stratton. Miss Strart0n.
San RafaeED. Hearded, Harold Hear6ed.
SaeramentO-H. t. Carol. Pslo Alto-Arthur
]. Hutchinson Miss NJ. L. Hutchinson. Yreka--
Dr. o. b. Spaulding. Claude E. ellis. Calla-
hau-Hazeltine Hayden. Carrie NJ. BdngS ".
Fairehild Kennett-George Sandholdt Port
land, Ore.-W. j. Walsh. A. ]. Hamilton. T. J.
Cooper. r. W. Edminister, Francis McLane p,
IA. Page, W. G. Steel. E. d. Whitney COburg.
Ore.-L J. Henderson and wife. Dalles Ore
Mrs is. Peek Jacksonville Ore Mrs NJ.
L. Dox and daughter Keno. Ore.-W. VI. Clh-
ton and wife. Klamath Falls Ore.-Mrs. L. C.
Beats and children. Fl. p. Crammer. II. w.
Straw A. W. Peil. r. r. Lee Steiner. J. kOuts.
+. Nj. +. Crank, William Sergeant. James Muir
ply. Chicago In.-Mrs. Annie Peek.
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Guests OF Summer Resorts
THE GEYsERs. June 22.-Folowing
ara ha arrsxrol.

The GEISERS. June Z2.-FOHoWlnS (
are the arrivals here:
From San Francisco-Fred c. Sefton. John
Taylor J. A. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. w. J.
Wood. Miss Lyna Wannamaker. John b. JET
fiery. Gregory Eickhen. G. F. Hanekamp. n. g.
Eanekamp Henry Eiskhof aud family, ". r.
Mann y A. Schneider. J. G. Moitoza Jr. and
wife, Mrs z. Lyons. G. " HaIlOweIl and wife
Ct D. Northrop and wife, J. T. Piatt, s.
Schwartz. .. Van Lauretta NJ Glynn. Cor
nelius kenealy. Charles ]. White. VIII r.
BTanern. Celia McFadden, Francis Vail. Mrs. J.
Block. Estella Block G. Gassman Oakland
1lTs- James I. Feeley. Kathryn FeeIey. Miss
Nary B. Campbell. Marion RodOlph. Fritz
Hinexley H. A Powell. George tum SUDDEN J.
= Jaderquist- san RafaeI-Garmlss Heartfelt
l.lta haempn. Mrs. ID. Heartfelt. Hessle Hear
fed David Hearneld. CIoVerdale a F.
Lea. W. II. Williams. Wida Stockweli Berke-
ley-C. T. Wiggin and wife. Marjorie Wiggn
Marion A. Wiggin. Santa Rosa-G. A. Field
meyer. Luther Burbank. Miss Marie Swanson
~. j. Arnold. Geyserville-G. W. Libby. Idhn
Zuberbuhler Healcsbu-g-Wini l. Beeson
T. Burbank Bees0n. Columbia Mo-victor
Eickkofr. Springfield. Mo.-Lottie wilson Sal
lie Wilson. Calistoga-W. J. Mangis. Peta-
lums-Mr. and Mrs. o. ". Lutz and bow
Fruityale-J. T. Frazier. Dim0nd-T r.
Meghan. New York; Jordan Chicago
John Hureagan. Belvedere-Minnie Harmon.
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Memoranda

Per Fr stmr Amiral Jaureguiberry-H strong
head winds for Eve days.
Per stmr Northland, at San Francisco. Jun,
% from Astoria-June 20. 11:45 p. M, passed
fhe ing Dauntless with log raft in tow, is miles
west OF Trinidad head Had fresh NV breeze
Rough sea from Cape Blanco TO Point Reyes.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
MARKETS TO CLOSE WEDNESDAY

The meat markets and butcher shops
will be closed next Wednesday, as the
butchers board of trade will hold a
picnic at Shell Mound park The mar
kets and shops will remain open until
s O'Clock Tuesday night.
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The Overdue List

British ship Hilson, out 159 days from Caleta
Coloss, for Hamburg, 8 per cent
Italian ship +. S. Ciampa out I6l DAYS from
Talbot, for Ioui1ue. per cent
British ship Amulree, out l55 days from TOGO
pillia, for Falmouth. per cent
Argentine schooner India out 163 days from
Madeira. FOR PIaffe oa nar cent
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23

A sausage four feet long and one
foot thick formed the wedding cake at
a Hanover butchers wedding.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
Weather Report "

United States department of agriculture, San
Francisco, June D. 1907.
RAINFALL DATA
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Army Transports

The British steamer Ascot, with cargo OF
nour for north China. arrived this evening.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23

Aqua CALIENTE SPRINGS. June 2z-
Registered here are the following
guests: ~
From &an Francisco--H. Hoffman. George
Brown. L. AZ. Seeiger E. t. Frost. Miss 9.
Fennessey. ]. E. Gresham. A. E. Lucas. F.
Pincus and family, John r. Bribe, N. r.
Giberson. c. Denietak and family. Lee Howell
and wife, L. Osborn. Stanley Adderley, w.
Osborn, F. J. Sheehan. G. Fl. Walker and wife.
G. FL. Pierce. Mrs. Neppert and daughter. X. j.
Cousins. Mr. Aron and family. Miss ID. II.
Lane. Miss j.. Seeman. Miss Carrie Lauter-
wasser. Harry Stokes and wife. l. Wamser and
wife, joseph Madden. William Hinkel, Wlllianl
Stellwagen and wife. r. Halewerish and wife.
A. Marquari.J. b Twigg, II. Sonse and wife.
s, L. Taylor. solomon Levy and wltes George
Schlmetschek, W. r. Pease and wife. W. 2.
Swart and wife, Mrs. MoTat and daughter, p
NJ. McGIichy. Miss Minnie Salmon, Mrs. A.
T. ". darcy, Charles VI. Ranken. Mrs W. e
Toley and daughter. Miss J. Saunders. W. r..
Morton. George Mather. Mrs. F. II. Massey.
Mrs. e. Marchand, DIR. W 81. Mcpherson and
wife. s. J. Moore. B. Lane, MIR. and Mrs. L.
Pincus Miss +. Schwartz. Miss Sara Blumen-
thai Mrs. L. BIumenthal. Mrs, Mary Goldstein.
ID. w. Beers. Mrs. T.. Anixster and son. Mrs.
II. Anixster, II. Samuel, f. Martin Oakland
Mrs. L. T. Anderson. Miss Anna BOlsnd, Miss
NJ. F. Moffn. t. r. Dean. p. Kelly and daugh-
ter. s. W. Dusenberry. Alameda +. Campo
and wife, Miss Elizabeth kreye. Santa Rosa-A.
Kayser, t. Brady. Berkeley-ROy HOFFMAN,
Mrs. c. Hillebrandt San RafaeE-John Bymes
Palo AIto-Mrs' A. l.. Munger, yalleio-M.
Horsn and daughter Los AngeleS-Col0nel
Clairmont ". f. Hampton.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
U. 5. Branch Hydrographic Ofice

A branch of the United States Hydrogra phic
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand, for comparison and reference. and the lat
est information can always be obtained regarding
lights, dangers to navigation and all matters OF
interest TO ocean commerce.
J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. s. ~, in Charge.
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Continued from Page A. Col. 2
PARAIso SPRINGS, June 22.-Recent
arrivals here are:

arrivals here are:
From San Francisco-Jessie E. Dorety. Edward
w Campbell. Warren King. William Longing
King. Mrs r. G. Mattison. W. Mayo Newha y;
5. Wilson. w. Fl. wyman, Mr.. and Mrs. H y.
Dutton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Howell. Mrs. II. X.
McFarlane. 9: $. Lean, Mrs. NJ. Kelly, Mrs T.
Captain A. " Burns Francis A. Thiesen. Miss
X Collins. DR.. W. A. Whelan. J. A. WheLln.
James P. .Gallagher- Erred $. Cox; Mrs. A; =
Iehrurs. Mrs. Thomas Jehpstone, John Carroll.
John Torreil. E 81 Harris. f. Z. Warren. J. -
win Best. H. @. Warwick W. Il. Gerdes. \.
Samuel. Mrs Edwards, Mr. and Mrs c. G. Maa-
rer. Oakland-Mrs Nelson. Miss Myrtle Nelson,
ence Upham. n. Bereosieh. 81. Learner y. s.
Roniie. Carl ROmie. J. Rohan, Il. .Cohes- u
Tpsks i oaRe,tM NJ 5sEgssss E. LSrsksy i0s1 ~ =, =.
Severance, Miss Hannah MeGowan, Mrs George
Fisher. E. II. Lane Alameda.- w: II. Foster, ?.
Steel. Mrs Hunter. John Hopkins. Peter Bra'tg
terey and Pacific GroveSMlss e. j Hesset >. i.
Field, Msyor w. lacks. g. +. Porter. Francis
Murphy. Murphy sfss MsSga1st Moran. a' Mrs. y B.
and family. Mrs j. F. O:Keliy, Mrs E. !. stoz-
SER Miss J. Nj. Storser. Mrs. A Ogden 1ad
nurse. San Jose-Leuis Montgomery. H. b. Dis-
ing Mrs. L. B. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Z, E
Wood c. Fl. Bailey, DR.. and Mrs. W {. Bailey:
NJ. B. Lathrop. Salinas-Frank ]. Keser and
wife; Miss sara MeFsdden, Niss Mary :; 81; Ms-
Nhsoua sssepa &rs Rove W anssn
A. Nicholson, A. Stratellar. Mr.. and Mrs II. Y.
Muller and family John ]. Brady. J. ?. Laurlt-
zen. Jess Lauritzen. Coronado Beach-Sir. and
Mrs. A. B. Daniels. Miss Carrie Daniels. Mss
Florence Daniels Miss Dorothy Daniels. Mss
Helen Daniels, Alvin B. Daniels Jr.' H. Ham
mer.
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Time Ball

Time Ball
United States Branch photographic Office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, June
% 1901
The time ball on the tower Of the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon Pacific
Standard Time (120th Meridian), or Sh. 00m.
00s. Greenw ich Mean Time.
j. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, o. S. N, In Charge
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TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE

Sun and Tide
United States Coast and .Geodetic Survey-Time
and Heights Of Tide at Fort Point For city
front mission street wharf add % minutes.
CIrNnAV TIME 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-03
.COMP|LEK|STORY
OF C0NFEDERACY
Important Work to Be Under
taken by Sons Described BY
DR.. Owen.
NEW OFFICE =I: IS CREATED e:
Late Conmnldcr-in-Chicf OF Or
ganizat;on Will Enter Upon
Duties at Once.
NEW OFFICE IS CREATED

DR.. Thomas M. owen. the newly
elected and first historian general OF
the United Sons OF Confederate Vet
ornns, is splcndldly equipped for tho
performances OF the duties imposed He
is native aon OF the South, born in
Jefferson county. Ala, just forty years
ago. He wns educated ut his State
university. and at once entered upon
n successful career as II lawyer. Incl
dentully he became d student OF Amerl-
can history. ind in q few years he
brought together one of tho largest
collections OF Southern Americana In
existence. embracing books, manu-
Bcripts. newspaper files. etc. In 1897
and 1899, respectively, be published
photographers OF Alabama and N1issis-
sippi. In 1904 he was given the honor
airy degree OF LII ID. by the University
OF Alabama. In 1901. under his leader
ship. the State Of bama, recognize
Ing it's duty to- Its archives and his
tory, established a department. of ar
chives and history. which has met with
great favor.
Development OF New Work.
The duties OF his new poslti.n as
historian general OF the United Sons
OF Confederate Veterans require that
he shall collect, preserve. publish ana
otherwise disseminate the truths and
facts OF the history OF the South for
the period from 1S5OSto 1876"
Asked as to his ideas as to the de-
velopment OF these duties, he said alnt
ho had not as yet any well-den,ed
plans. But" he declared, you nay
expect me to keep close watch on NIL
historical work and all historical p,b-
l!cations Involving the history OF he
period In question:. and shall ltse
no opportunity to encourage such wtrk
and to correct errors which may be
made.
Ono of the very first things sh,ll
do VIII be to begin the complntion,tf
q Handbook OF Confederate History
to be arranged in encyclopedia form.
and to embrace in accurate and briG
compass tho principal facts and truth
OF the history OF the country forBtlr
period from 1850 to 1896 Such n box
purpose. and Will undertake to flly
present the Southern view on all 1ns-
lions.
Revival IN South.
Another thing which l think shold
be done is the compilation Of a biblp-
graphy or catalogue. OF oil publications
OF whatever character in print "
volving the war and Reconstructed
periods.
"My work as. historian general vii
not trench upon the work of the hk-
5torical committee of tl.o confcderatid..
nor Will 1t trespasH upon the territov
OF the committee on permanent
archives. Each OF these committees
will perform Its accustomed work, am
l shall, of course, cooperate witt
them" ~.
DR.. Owen called attention generally
to the recent great revival In history
studies In the sounh, saying that the
South was to-day the worlds most. in,
teresting and fru.-lul siead o. historical
| study.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-03
MARYLAND REGIMENT
IS COMING TODAY

BALTIMORE, MD. Juno 2.-Thc
,I'irth Regiment Veteran Corps. with
Major Franklin p. Swnzey In CONS
niand. left this afternoon on the steam
or Atlanta for Richmond, Before enl-
barking the corps was reviewed by
Cardinal Gibbons. Until recently the
corps has worn a fatigue uniform Of
blue, but It now wears Confederate
gray. Tho corps carries It's Gntling
gun and the staff Ia mounted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-03
SERVICES FOR Y
THE VETERANS

sorvices at all the city churches were
marked by the attendance y me-,
the visiting Confederate veterans son
terday, and in notla few cases NY saa
mons were appropriate to the plesateu
~ the old soldiers In the city ~ many
~ the churches 1t was communion ouu.
dny, ana many of the veterans "au
their wives or daughters re'iiuA''cu "
nortnl,e OF tho communion,
Among those attending inc serVlces
a. Centenary Methodist Church were
No ,or"T, Lake and his son. Mr. a. ..
Tnpe ~ mississippi father and son,
,,ath'of whom served together IN the
, uo forty-tlyo years $3.50, the father
,,etnr now ninety-tWo years of age. The
natures Of this unique couple or veter-
. !, q n r,peared in The Times Dispatch on
Saturday.
AZ st. Paul's Church, where Davis.
Inc ana others were wont to Worship
n war times. a large number OF veter-
ans attended the services, but at the
various Baptist. Presbyt erian and Meth
odist churches and at the Seventh
street Christian and other churches,
many veterans attended the services.
At the Monumental Church at
o'clock yesterday afternoon q special
had, which was attended by 9 large
number OF old soldiers. and which was
OF a very impressive nature. The al-
dress was made by the Rev. w, Dudley
Powers. D, D.. OF Michigan q former
Richmonder.
such a day OF church going has sells
| dom been witnessed in this City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-03
GRE AT GENERALS
NEARLY ALL GONE.

since the last reunion death has
mado fearful inroads in tie ranks OF
the Confederate generals w survived veg
the war In the eileen years
s,nce the last reunion in Rich
,nonl. when General John Is. GORDON
was in command. Many n ,l,,,a We
figure in the historic 81 s.u asais a nrs
!,snneN+o ioin his old commhd in the
= One Sm Of the last OF the licutaant gem
orois 10 succumb was General ubal !, a..
Mariv. who died as long agoas ls9a.
Nh ior- General Harry Heth, iormer
Richmonder, died N a3v' ~ !, ai. 1nnn
General Dabney -, v S,uI Lee died Tn in
4 MI i eo5. and was buried IN his city
Gin distinguished honors Mar Gen-s
WI 'x S b, Taliafcrro diedn Feb
= az ~ tho rigadier-generals, 9Th Al.
,,orton died inll900;t General X COL
rtnn IN July 1896, just after ~ last
s a,,,,,on. General John Echols, OF taun-
ton died in 1895; General John K.ones
diad April l, 1901, and Richard 1 =
IN August Of tho same year. G9erai
William Fl. Payne. OF Warrenton,n leG
rs recently as March, VIVA; uepraI
James A. Walker died apout I'VE e, Sa $! 3
ogn. General G, c.. Wharton dlcS IN
1906. e,ou. ,cnf,,a
have PASSED away. Besides those Kled
r than prior to 1895. Joseph =; jon
ston. Early, Ewell. Kemper, FltznHh
Lee, Magruder, Malone, Ge9 1rI,s,t;
Pickett. ". II. j.. Lee and MIN
Smith have all died since the war;
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tide turned tho other way. a number
coming in OH the evening trains to
participants in the parade to-day.
Quito q number Of excursion trains
are duo to come in carly this morning
from all directions, including u delegu-
ton Of between six and eight hundred
Mnrylanders, coming by boat to West
Point and arriving here about s O'Clock.
Tho hotels and boarding houses still
have their full quota, and from ell in
dicatons the number of people in town
to-day will fully. equal If It does not
exceed, the crowd Of last Thursday,
when tho Stuart Monument was TN
yelled.
Some indication of tho number of
visitors OF all kinds in the city may
be gathered from tho statement from
the Passenger and Power Company that
tie conductors of tho street cars regis
tered 27S,O00 fares on Friday.
Good Work by ALL
The officials at Camp Gordon. Cap
tain David A. Brown and his assistants,
are full Of praise for the good work
Of tho officials Of the car company,
who havo helped thcm at every turn.
Early yesterday morning, under d.
rection of Mr.. William Northrop
several carloads of cross.::oo- were sent
out to camp. and during the morning
a force Of tracknen laid serviceablo
sidewalk from the street cars to tho
door of tho dining shed, o distance Of
nearly hundred yards.
The car company also donated 5000
tickets yesterday to allow the men to
go and come for meals without expos
uro.
AT the various headquarters In the
city tho mon reported themselves as
very comfortable, an abundance OF cots
and blankets having been supplied at
the nrmories and college buildings fo1
their use.
During yesterday afternoon large
number of veterans visited Hollywood
Cemetery and expressed tho greatest
interest in the various graves Of cele-
abratcd Confederates, many standing
with barred heads before tho hand
somely decorated graves Of General
stuart, General Pickett and others.
Late in the afternoon some one sounds
cd the taps over tho grave Of Presi-
dent Jefferson Davis, the clear bugle
call floating away across tho river and
resounding again and again from the
bluffs on the other side.
Meals will be served all day to-day It
Camp Gordon, free to all veterans and
all those taking part in tho parade
are invited to come on over to camp
and get their lunch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-03

Mrs. John p. Poe Of Baltimore. re-
gent for tho Maryland Room OF The
Confederate Museum. Ia tho guest o.
Mrs. O. OBJ. Cowardin, yice-regent OF
tho Maryland Room, at No. HOS Grove
Avenue. ~ n !. =,