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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-08-29
LONG SESSION = NES
British Parliament Prorogl 2
Much Work by Both Hot x
MUCH WORK FOR MINIS <>
End Of Session Permits Attention
Other Phases of Work.
TRAVEL FOR SOME MEMBERS
Conditions in Germany and Africa
Will Be Investigated.
NEXT SEASON TO BE BUSY
Sweeping Reforms Are to De
Attempted when Parliament Meets
Nsat Year and Lords May
suffer.
End Of Session Permits Attention I
Other Phases of Work.
Conditions in Germany and Africa
Will Be Investigated.
NEXT SEASON TO BE BUS,

LONDON, Aug. s.-with picturesque old
time ceremonial, the British Parliament
was prorogued today, thus ending one OF
the longest and most arduous sessions,
during which the royal assent was given to
over sixty bills which the two houses
passed. The members of the House OF
Commons assembled at noon and shortly
afterward they were summoned to the
House of Lords, where the kings speech
vas read. The statements made were Of the
Usual colorless character referring to the
recent royal visits and the friendly rela-
Ions existing between Great Britain and
he other powers, the conclusion of the
agreement with Spain and the peace con-
ference at The Hague. concluding with a
review OF the most important bills passed
during the session.
While the prorogation enables private
members of Parliament to proceed to the
enjoyment of the holidays, ministers have
prepared long program for themselves.
The president of the board of trade Mr..
Lloyd George, and the president of the
local government board. Mr.. Burns, are
going to Germany, where they will study
trade development and social reforms with
the view Of the introduction into Great
Britain OF some of the German methods.
The under secretary OF the colonies. Wins
ton Spencer Churchill, is starting for
Uganda. returning by the Nile valley. The
other cabinet ministers will continue the
campaign for the reform OF the House of
Lords and all OF them will reassemble In
London during the month of November TO
plan the work OF the next session, which, II
their promises are carried out, will be bus
Ter than the one just closed and bring
nearer TO a climax the conflict between the
House of Commons and the House OF
Lords.
Sweeping reforms will be introduced
chief of which will be the licensing educa-
tion bills and the proposed house reform OF
regeneration of the port of London. These
measures are ready to be introduced into
Parliament when it reassembles early In
Hhe new year. AS soon as one bill Is passed
another will be presented, thus avoiding
the criticism leveed at the chief measures
of the past session. that the legislation
was hastily prepared. and that the lords
were net given time fully TO consider the
bills brought before the upper house.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-08-29
TRY ENGINE SPEEDoMETERS
q Northwestern Has Device
for Keeping Check on
Train Crews.

CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-Tests are being made
by the Chicago Northwestern with a
German speedometer that may be adopted
for use on all passenger trains.
The object is to educate engineers 20
strive for smoother running and also to
educate train crews and station crews to
faster work at stations. The device not
only records the speed, but also all stops
and their duration. A complete check is
thus kept on the engine and train crews.
The speedometer is enclosed in glass
case and cannot be tampered with unless
the glass is broken.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-08-29
NEW WATERWAY is PLANNED
Canoes May Soon Go from HudsOn'u
Bay 90 the Gulf of
Mexico.

ST. PAUL Aug. estate Drainage Engi-
neer George A. Ralph announced today
that a huge drainage ditch would be con-
structed across the great water shed Of
North America. connecting Bowstring and
Round lakes, Itasca county Water from
Bowstring flows into Hudson's bay and
Round lake drains into the Mississippi
river. The ditch will be six feet deep and
will permit navigation OF canoes from Hud-
sons bay TO the Gulf OF Mexio<
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-08-29
Japs Illegally Landed.

VICTORIA, b. c., Aug. S.-The Vic
torian immigration officials are searching
for three Japanese who, in company with
a Frenchman who has since become in
sane and is in the new Westminster
asylum, were landed from the French
steamer Admiral Jauregiberry Naaimo'
after midnight on August 7. The Dominion
government is making representations to
France to secure the punishment OF Cap
tain Jouan of the French liner for per-
hitting the landing of the Japanese and
the Frenchman Rene Mari, who will be
deported.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-08-29
LITTLE CHANGE IN STRIKE
Appeal May BE Made to President
Roosevelt by Leaders of TeIe-
graphers' Union.

NEW YORK, Aug. B-An appeal is TO be
made 10 President Roosevelt by the leaders
of the telegraphers union to take some
action looking TO a termination OF the pres
ent strike. II is the plan according 70
an announcement made today first to have
the appeal signed by representative busi-
ness men and then forward It with the
signatures to the president. There was
little change in the general situation today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-08-29
TIE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR NEBRASKA-Showers
with slight change Of temperature
TemDer3ture at Omaha YESTERDAY:
DOMESTIC.

oOmEbTICs
Ambassador Bryce, in speech to the Ma
tional Bar association, says the people
Of England no longer trust to the verdict
of jury in a certain class of cases
Secretary Taft is greeted cordially at
Kansas City and at Topeka. Page 1
L. II. Carter. a student in the University
Of Illinois, dairy department, was cleo
trocuted. Page /
Richard Canheld's club house at sara
toga is for sale because Of restrictions
placed upon gambling. Page 1
Fugitive from justice in South Carolina
gave himself away to a policeman who
awakened him for an ordinary vagrant.
Page 1
Grover Cleveland is Ill again and has
given up his intention to take q vacation
this summer. Page /
Secretary Cortelyou's policy regarding
distribution of money among various
banks to move the crops will be carried
out for FIVE weeks. Page i
Speaker Cannon says that the work of
the next congress is of utmost import
ance to the success of the republican
ticket in 1908. Page
The receiver of the Pope Manufacturing
company will remain in charge of the
pAdhN AOI lOul HlOhlAS Ebbo 4
Telegraphers' strike leaders may appeal
to the president. Page !
FOREIGN.
English Parliament is prorogued after
long session. Another important ses-
sion will convene in January. Page
France has determined to send to Cen
eral Drude sufficient men to carry on the
campaign against the Moors. The sui
tans brother has been proclaimed sultan
in Magazan, and a report, unconirmcd.
is that the sultan has been assassinated
at Fec. Page 1
Another member of Parliament from
ireland was arrested yesterday on
charge of melting a riot. Page
NEBRASKA.
Nebraska Railway commissioners will
prepare an order to place speed limit
on the operation of trains on the Mis-
souri, Pacific road. They will also order
the management to place the right way
in better condition. Seventysfive days
delay will result in the oil rate cases
before an order may be issued. The
Burlington has informed the commission
that 1t will repay excess charges OH
minimum rates Page
Much misconception regarding primary
law, many being of opinion II is solely
to select delegates 10 conventions. Prison
association enters a disclaimer to being
in any way responsible for Bancroft
lynchlng. Page
LOCAL.
r. Beecher Howell is real leader in
campaign of Fontanelle club organization,
veterans dropping out. Gossip of the
campaign. Page 2
Tuesday nights rain is boon to farm
ers, and corn especially is greatly ben
Gifted by moisture. Page 1
G. w. Wattles declares Congressman
Bede strikes keynote in advising Omaha
to get busy on Missouri river navigation.
Page
Entries are pouring in for third annual
Nebraska golf tournament, which opens
at Field club Thursday. Page
Three foreign laborers file complaint
against New York employment agent un-
der peonage act Page Ia
Return OF society people from va
cations causes revival in social life of
Omaha. Society news. Page 5
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-08-29
Singer Company DeGrauded.

CHICAGO. Aug, &.-David Kahn. a col
lector for the Singer Sewing Machine com
defrauding the company out OF a large sum
of money. The officials of the Company
refused 20 say how much money they ac-
Il was large. Kahn was arrested on a
warrant taken out by a surety company
which had gone on his bond
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-08-29
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Rural Carriers and One POSTMASTER
Named by the Depart
Rsent.
CFrom a stan Correspondent }

WASHINGTON. Aug. &.-(Special TeIe-
gram.)-Rural carriers appointed Iowa
Marshalltown, route 7. S. o. Lampman car.
rier, Lester q. Lampman substitute. South
Dakota-Claton. route I. Carl A. BuehneT
carrier, John Buehner substitute
Henry NJ Hudson has been appointed
postmaster at Lohr. Roberts county, @ D.
vice o. C. o. Lohr. resigned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-08-29


PARIS, Aug. S.-In announcing The gov
ernments attitude on the Moroccan ques-
ton Premier Clemenceau declared today
that General Drude the French COM
mander, would be given all the troops he
needed TO carry out the mission with
which he was charged. The announce
ment was made in the course of the first
ca binet meeting held since the Moroccan
crisis has arisen. NJ. Clemenceau did not
explain the orders given to the general,
but said the government had propounded
number Of questions to the French COM
mander, who had not yet answered them.
The minister's declaration was regarded
as important, following as 1t does the in
terviews between the premier and King
Edward and Ambassador CamDon and
Chancellor Won Buelow.
Nj. Clenenceau further stated at the
cabinet meeting today that the government
had no confirmation of the 9umor that
the sultan OF Morocco had been assass-
mated and also was ignorant of the real
purpose of Mulai Hahg, the sultan's
brother, who recently was proclaimed sui
tan at Morocco City. The premier dis
cussed the strength of the French forces
in Morocco and said General Drude had
ing: while at Carlsbad 1 took the in
itative and advised that more men-of-war
and an additional battery Of artillery be
sent to Casablanca.
Reported Assn ssinatfOn OF sultan.
LONDON. Aug. 2S.-The correspondent
of the Tribune at Tangier telegraphs his
paper under reserve a rumor that Sultan
Abdul Aziz has been assassinated in the
palace at Fee.
TANGIER, Aug. &.-Advices received
here today from Fez say that the Zrahna
tribe recently attacked and defeated a col
umn of the sultan's troops sent to collect
tribute from the tribesmen Twenty of
the sultans soldiers were killed during
the fighting.
CASABLANCA, Aug. 2S.-Tuesday Gen
eral Drude, the French commander, de-
cided to despatch a portion of his army
about five miles south of Casablanca to
position near Taddert, where he will en-
deavor to draw the Moors into trap.
The police officials here today opened the
preliminary trial of fifty-three prisoners
charged with assassination, robbery, pill
lase or connivance with the hostile Moors.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-08-29
ExpIosion on BnttIe,hIn.

LISRON, Portugal, Aug 8.-An explo-
sion OF gas occurred today on board the
PORTUGUESE battleship Vascoda Cana. Sew
eraf sailors were injured. but no loss OF life
- been reported
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-08-29
FRANCE WILL SEND MORE MEN
Premier Clemenceau Announces New
Attitude of His Government.
RUMoR SULTAN HAS BEEN KILLED
No Omcial Confirmation of the As
sassinatIOB Received - Moors
Are Defeated in
skirmish.

TANGIER Aug. 2s.-It was announced
here today that Mulai Hshg. brother OF
the sultan, has been acclaimed as sultan
by the entire population of Mazagan.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lolgnecker's Addition 10 Congress Heishts-Heury
G. L1ngCeckCr 90 uz- 20 Irene Z. Owens lots {
and 2. block > ST.
u street southeast between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
strcctz-Eics Simon 90 Watson j. Newton part
original lGt Z. square 1919. So
S0utL BToC,laEd-HsnIr ". SclmmsI q ux. 10
John IE1i-ie lots 4 O. p block e. yC0
Fourth Stieet northwest. between I street and Ncu
York syeEue-Aiidjlct1l Buckhead % Mildred
D. Kline. part original l0t Z. square north Of
squaIe SIS. SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant PIains-Charss T..
S;cle et IA. % Wii.ilm aud Re5ccca FDyd, lot
20 block 4 so.
Sixteenth street northeast between X and Boundary
strc-ts- Emma g.. McXyiliams er VIZ Bernard
b. ~ Belle g.. Stahi. lot -. square 60 SO.
Pc-wolta-The Kenncbuuk Realty Company 10 H.
J. Nielsen. i0t =. square 8 SO.
Addition 70 l. DrCif P@rk-Emma q. +. DAVIS %
MaIv F. smith. lot g. block - so.
CclfaT stIset northeast. between L and II streets
Lewis p. stone 20 Edward g.. Ggmmc lot g.
square IL. $40.
C0nncctieut ayenue northwest. between L and Al
st.-ets-seorge " Johnston or ux- % Hcnrv H.
I1ather and Clarence r. Wilson. trustees lot .
square I5l. SO.
C0,iax street northeast between 7 and " streets
George T. haIin et uz. 20 :. Dana Lincoln. l0-
g and part of square ~ 50.
- Twcuty-third street noTtiiwcst-W. N. Ellison
and Rosa r. Downing. trustees, % George ".
Ofut-. Jos B. square g. SI590
AEac9stia-Etta g.. Drummoud % Charles NJ. and
Mar +. HenuebtrEcr. lo- - SO
E1f street s0uttve-. between and - streets
George H. ColisCn ct ux o. Go1-ge ". Robinson
original lct a. square 652. SO
l016 Il stree n0rcheast-Nary =. Phelps 20 william
A Bicdl. lot ls. square SIS. SO
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco. close here daily az 6.Ij T. m up 10 No
venbcr 80, for dispatch by United States transport
Australia jeXcept mails Tor West Australia New
Zealand. Samoan Islands, FlU Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria British 60
umbo. close here daily at SIS p H. up TO De
cctaber ]. for diSnotch BY steamer Aoransi
Hawaii. via san Francisco. close here daily At
Gas D. N. Up TO December , for dispatch by steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii. Japan. Korea. China aud Philippine
Islands via san Francisco. close here daily az 6dJ
p. ~. up TO December ), for dispatch ly steamer
kCrea.
'apan. horea. China, and Philippine Islands via
Seattle. close here daily AZ Sis p. m up 70 De
cenlOer ;, for dispatch by steamer Tosa Msrn
HSwlH. Japan Korea. China. and Philippine Isl
ands. via san Francisco. close here daily a. siJ
p. m up 20 December T. fer dispatch by steamer
AIn>s-ea Msru.
Australia texcept halls for West Australia New
Zealand Samoan Islands and New Caledonia via
SaE Francisco. close here daily az 6:l5 p. NJ. Cd 10
December IS for dispatch hy steamer Bo7eric-
japan, horca. China. and Philippine Islands va
Vancouver and Victoria. British Columbia, close
here daily az 6-l5 2. M MP 10 December 70. for
CIsiatch by steamer Empress OF japan.
Specially addressed mails for Japan. Korea. and
thI1a, wa Tacoma, close here daily at 6;i5 T. ID.
up 60 December %. for dispatch By steamer Oanfa.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
DEEDS or TRUST.

square Z-l-Iohn A. Lansford q uz. % Arthur A.
B-uey. 10 secure note q John A. Lankford.
50, year. = per cent selli-aslnrlllIy. l0t 49,
SQUARE north g square 5l5-Mldrcl j. Kline %
Clsrles n Birrklea5 and John -. sullivan. 20
secure NiddIe-0a Bircshcad. $50. years )
Der cent ssml-auu1ally. Yarr original lot J.
Mount Plel1aUr sEd Pleasant PlaIrs-Wliliam
F-7El et CZ. 20 Charies ". Fairfax and J8es
S'rsyer % secure Charles p. Stone. $50. 20
= months 6 Fer ceu-, lot 90. block {.
Ps-ucrrh-H- T. Nielsen ~ ok % Paul i. Slcmau
and Joseph =. Page. % s--re the Keunebunk
Really Company. $50 I 90 eo months. per
c-ut. seUi-auuuaily lot =. square .
Square -ll-AEues Washington 10 Perri " Frisiv
and Edward r. Puc6rcT. 90 secure William Il.
Iibbs. So. % . months. per cent. quarterly.
Tar- orlgiaaI lot
square l00s- William p. Reed e. Tx 20 Edwin "
Barr and Charles r. F2eber. 10 securs Alice T.
Couven. Sc0. years. per cent. seu-i-an-
nualy I0- $50
square 55-Nlsy 7. Sperr st viz. Alexander NJ
ir.. and MoItoE ". hawkins % ". Clarence
D-v4l ard Thomas p woodward, 20 sC-rre J.
Benson Thomas 50 . years. Per cent? quar-
teflg part original lo- 8
square rs Dana Lincoln - Al. % Wiiiiam r.
T. Allen and John G. Ecklof. % secure tieCrre
p Nu!lin. Ns75- I year. pcr c-l-, semi an
uuzuy. lo- g and part q ssuare.
SqUarr 11f5-Hrrry p Jueuenzun et uE - Wal
Ter r. Wrisht and William 2 Edncust0u 60
secu7e Daniel D. and Frances Y. Cameron,
cl.f3. 8 years per cent. semi-anuusllv. lot p
Randi Highlands and TwiuInC CIty-Iossph \
Browning a. TX 81 Henry H Bergman and
Gec-ge ". Emmerich. % secure Geruan-ArnC1-
lcsl Building Association. No : SlSN. lots IS
and s, block 50 Rsndle Highlands and east
haf q Dot : b,1c6 3. TUIning Ci-y.
Square 633-Fraueis LEONARD % Edmond FI,zse-ali
and loan J. Fsgau. go secure Enterprise SERIAL
Bvltlrg Association, s. .g9. original l1t Z.
Square t5--ticorss ". Robinson az ux. % Hs-y
r G,aLmal and HAIRY " PACKARD. % sec-re
CCr.Er i. CClislg- SO I year 6 pg- cent,
s---isuuUally. original lgt a
Square $50 laIl,-t- Enmerr and Coriya CruLzl
20 JlliIs T. Pcvser and Frank A. Harrison, O.
secure Richard a Curtin, g 90, vcars. per
cent sCIni-snnu4Ily. original To- 6
Sgus-e 5s2-C~orse y. AcSer ~ William c. Hil and
John p. Mclean. % sr-uc Mary 81 Heath,
uual'y il- .
SIrarp -C--Susau T. Osrsu e. w. Charles A. tc
Herman Z. Gascl and Clsrnce Il. Rheem. "a
secT-U G---1au-A American Pre- Insurance Cen
paw O. TIRE Dis-rics cf Cclumbis so yeaE
5 ~ cc-r- sc1i-auuual,y- Dot q.
Square 0N-Hsrry J.. Amos - tx 20 John l.
Weaver and Harry e. Bi-E-. 20 sec-re Charles
2. lnoc. $50. yCars. pCT CENT, scmi-an'
r1aIv lct ioS.
Square l2;2-Sa-ah F. Fowler 70 the Washington
lean and Trust CGmUsny- % secure Equitable
Co-cpcratvc Building Association, 500 pa-t
lo- g.
Square s5s-whiiaHl A Riedl G. uI- 10 joseph T.
NeLle- and II. Clean PhelIs. % secure Nsry r
Pneiue S.oe. years. pSr ceut se-ni annually
lct e.
P!c2s2-t PIairs-Nlsrr p Eaten e 7i-. lafayette e.
% Luther :. Fris-oe and L a B1Iioca, q
s--re Nav l. Stafford. sI0H and Gec-ss X.
S1r0rd- Sl01o- years. 5 Per cent sszai- annually
part lot III
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

OrE-PG5lshcd only information. and not
s1arAu:ced
SD /. Nc. 4 o. LIMITED. Daily-Fzst YES
THULE tram. Pullman sceISrs Lexington. Louis
yllle. Cincinnati. indianapolis Chicago. and ST
Louis Connection for Virginia Hot SpTings. Pull
man cars Louisville % Memphis and New Orleans.
Dining cars ia carte service.
ult Z. NJ p v. LIMITED DaIy-Soiid
ve5tlbuie train Pullman se,psTs TO Cincinnati I'll
Lexington. ard LOulsF.iia- Compartment s!eepin.-
car Go Virginia Eot springs week days. Dining lars.
"a carte service Pullman SlvepyTs Cincinnati 10
Chicago and 81 Louis, ami Louisville 20 Memphis
Nashville and New OrielLs
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Ofces SIS PENNSYLVANIA avenue; bV9 lftn street
near j. and New Union Station. Telephones Main
i3sg for N-1hI Elol Terminal Cab service and Aiam
ltHb ...G for l. a ID Ilrhnf Nrlr--
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
LECTURE BY DR.. HORTON.
Greeks OF To-day Subject of Dis
tinEuished POet-TraVeler.

The Washington Society Of the Archaeo-
ligical Institute Of America, has just IS
sued announcements Of an illustrated lee
tUre on The Greeks OF To-day" 20 be
delivered By Or. George Horton. United
States consul general 10 Greece. the we'll
known poet and author
The lecture viii be given IN Hubbard
Memorial Hail. Wednesday evening. De
cember E. Al $50 O'Clock. Owing 10 gen
eraI interest in the lecture. admission viii
be strictly by card. but members are
given the privilege OF sending cards 20
their friends
Consul General Horton is Just com
pletiug an extensive lecture tour, which
he undertook al the invitation OF the
Archaeological Institute. extending from
Seattle and San Francisco across the
continent 10 New York and Boston. He
has been greeted by large audiences wher-
ever ne has lectUred-
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER q. lsO.
Lcasts Washington. New Union station:
Z 10 a. M ana 900 a. m.-Daily-Au points m
Norfolk and Weston also knoxville Chatranooga
and Memphis
l0l5 ,. m-Daily- Roanoke Bristol. Winston
! salem. knoxville. Chattanooga Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper Dining Cars.
fc- Norfolk Leave Washiugtcu { b a. ~ daily
ll:l5 a. m. daily. 3.i5 T. "a daily Arrive Norf0L
II - a. ~. SO p. m Io.ij D. m.
From b. q -. Station. sIj D. m daily Berry-
vile, Luay. Shenandoah. Elkt1n. Trains from tht
Southwest aIriyc Pennsylvania station s35 a. "a.
and ll.70 r. n.
All information Fourteenth street and New YorL
avCnrc Bond Buiidugl
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
Probate Court.
rr-1vrfrrr gsnrrr

u Isl " r. kriNA LII.
Estate q Alice D Magau; order directing pay
meut of certain hills.
Es'1te Of Robert o. Holman order granting
Instructions Attorney. j. ]. Dariin-tCu
Estate q Andrew Glass order granting letters q
administration bond. $50 Attorney. J. J. Darling
ton.
In no Virginia du Nsl Brown. order APPOINTING
glardisn- bond 500 Attornes A T. Ltet
In Te Florence \. B. Richardson. order authoriz-
ing expenditure Of certain sum ATTORNEYS. Sheehv
\ Shcchy
in re- ANY {. Eczhaul-; order appointing guar
dian; boDd $500 Attorneys Douglas K Douglss
Estate Of Robert p Donaldson. wiI dated Sep
tenlbcr 3 l9o1
Estate of Thomas Brodsrick; CuI5r autho-izins
partial distributicA Attorneys. Cgosthwsi:e q Col
lodlv.
Estate Of Henrietta l. Berry. petition far probate
and record Of wiz and letters q administration C.
C. .. Attorney. r r. Downing
Estate Of Benjamin smith; VIII dated March %
1907. filed
Estate q Peter NcGinnis: petition for probate
and record Of VIII and letters testsmentary Attor-
ney. G. J. AIUrpbv.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
GUESTS SEE BUILDING.
Thanksgiving Tea at Young HOm-
ans Christian Home.

a Thanksgiving tea Was given yester-
day afternoon. from I to o'clock. al the
Young WOman's Christian Home. 81 G
street northwest, and invited guests were
shown through the building and made
acquainted with the purposes and aims OF
the Institution.
The home IS a temporary refuge for
destitute girls Of good character. who are
willing 10 work until employment can be
secured There are accommodations Tor
sixty in the building. Due TO the efforts
of Mrs. r. T. Pairo. Mrs. John Newbold
Mrs. Charles Nichols. and Mrs. Ryan, OF
the committee on entertainment, a pleas
ant afternoon was enjoyed.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-27
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B.-Following schedule figures published only as
information and not guaranteed.
200 a. nj awhile and way stations.
's15 a. m.-Hsrisonburg and way stations
900 a. m.-SleepcTs and coaches TO Atlanta and
New Orleans. Sleeper 10 Columbus. Ga Dining Car
'llD0 a. m.-SlecperS and coaches to Columbia.
savanusa and Jacksonville. Dining Car.
i05 ,. m-Hauisonburg and way stations.
I5J p m.-Charl0ttesville Wauento1, and way
stations
els p. m.-sleopers and cusches to Atlanta. Sun
SET Route Tourist Sleeper 10 San Francisco tn
weekly
$50 p. m.-Sleepers and coaches 70 Charlotte.
Columbia. Aiken. and Augusta Dining Car y
'i0sl5 =. m--Sleepcrs and cuaches via Lynehburg
and BRISTOL TO Chattanooga. Memphis. and New
Orleans Dining Car
II 90 2. m-NeW York and New Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman 20 Asheville Atlanta, Birmingham,
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars. Din
ing Car.
N0te-'Dsily Week days
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
5, si5 and sos a. m. 2.i9. SIS. SIS. II 30. and
II 20 y. m. daily. Local trains from HaulSonburg.
t2.2J y. m. week days and 9-1O D. m daily; from
Charlottesville. 500 a. m. daily.
Frequent trains 10 and from Bluem0nt.
Ticket Offices 7o5 18th ST.. 5ll Pa are. and New
Union Station
e. II. ACKERT. S. n. HAIDWICK.
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Library Holiday Orders.

By direction of the librarian. the several
divisions of the Library Of Congress. com
posing the Sunday and holiday service.
viii be open tomorrow. Thanksgiving
Day. from until 10 D. IN. TIE other di-
visions, including the copyright Office.
will be closed The building will be open
10 visitors from until 10 D. III.