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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03

"HE Press has compiled its an
nuaI review of the condition Of
the orange crop and takes pleasure
in presenting the same TO its read
ers today The orange growing terri
tory of Southern California is very fully
covered by the reports received by the
Press this year. and we believe the fig
ures given VIII be found very close TO
the actual results unless unfavorable
weather conditions should develop later
in the season. The estimates have
been made b. men who are thoroughly
familiar with the situation in their sew
eral localities and can be depended
upon as conservative and reliable.
Many of the reports would suggest
the probability of a somewhat lighter
crop than last year. but on figuring
UP the estimates given we reach a
grand total about the same as the
actual shipments of last year. Some
localities seem to expect a crop fully as
large as last year, and the new acreage
naturally coming into bearing and the
fact that the oranges seem to be run
ming to larger sizes than last year sug-
gest the probability of a total output
in carloads very nearly as large as that
of last year.
The actual shipments of oranges for
last season from Southern California
were 221T5 cars and 37SS cars or lem
ons The lemon crop promises TO be
quite a little larger than last year. and
our estimate on both varieties OF citrus
fruits is as follows: Oranges, 2z,OOV
cars; lemons. 1900 cars.
Last year our estimate was within
few hundred cars of the actual ship
ments of oranges and within eighteen
cars of lemons. We refer to this as in
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
:. The Smart Set

+ba nsbars were william Lichten0erg
Jr., Harold Plummer, Harry FassSll'
Wi1fred Page, Joseph Hopper, Evelyn
Hall, Dr. Donald Smith. Henry Du s-s DolS
and Andrew McKinne. A cnarmlns
feature OF the affair was the singing
of Mrs. Cecilia Decker Cox and the
music rendered by DR.. H J. stewart
at the organ. After the ceremony there
was a reception at the home OF tne
bride at which about 100 guests were
present. The decorations there were "a
red berries, greens and bright-hued
foliage Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson VIII
leave for wedding journey OF several
weeks duration to Honolulu ana on
their return viii go to Indiana, Wners
the groom. who Is a. grandson OF J.
NJ studebaker, has his home
Mt. and Mrs. Homer g. King. Miss
Hazel King and Miss Genevieve King
went down on Friday OF last week 70
Santa Barbara. where they are spend
ing some time as guests at the Hotel
Potter.
Mrs. Phebe A Hearst. who has been
making her home in Paris for the past
year, arrived in New York day or
two before Christmas. and is spending
the holidays there. She viii sail Tor
Paris, however, on January 9. accom-
panied by Miss Helen Wheeler. who
went from here last summer and
has been the guest most OF the time
since Of Mr. aud Mrs John ~-ays Ham
mond. first at their country place IN
Massachusetts and later al their home
at Lakewood. New Jersey Miss
wheeler win remain abroad for at least
six months, and probably longer.
Miss Cornelia Kempff. who spent sew
eral weeks in the East with her IA
ther. Rear Admiral Kempn, Z. 5 NJ
retired, returned here few days be-
fore Christmas and is with Mrs Carl
Peter Weeks at Burh~ se-le-
Mr.. and Mrs. William Denmtn went
south few days ago, and are making
a brief stay at the Hotel Potter. In
Santa Barbara
Miss ArdeIla Mills and Miss Elizabeth
Mills. who are spending the winter in
the East. are at present staying at the
Hotel, Somerset, in New ora City.
where there Is quite little colony OF
Californians. who. enjoy man- OF the
delights of the city musical and the
atrical especially. together. Those
staying there are Mrs. Robert Nc
Creery of Sacramento. who was for
merly Miss Fanny CrOcker OF this city;
Mrs. Elizabeth Gerberding. Mrs. ". ].
Eta BirdsaI of Sacramento.
Mrs. William d. Leahy. who has been
here for some time as the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. Harrington, at the lat
ter's home on California street went
to Santa Barbara last week TO remain
there for a week or ten days. Lieu
tenant Leahy. U. 5. n, is stationed on
the Boston at present
Mr. and Mrs. Erskine. Richardson
formerly Miss Gladys POstley). whose
marriage was one of the leading So
cial events of the fall in Santa Bar.
bara, have come TO. San Francisco to
make their home for a time. and have
taken a house on Walnut street for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs L W. HelIman Jr. are
rejoicing in the advent OF q i-ltle son.
who was born on New Years eve. ar
irving promptly with the New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bassett (for-
merly Miss Helen Dickins), spent
Christmas at Menlo Park as the guests
OF Mr. Bassett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A c. Bassett.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
In the Joke World

Inquisitive Boarder-You think the
world Is growing better?
Philosophical Boarder-I do. You
rarely see a mother-in-law joke In
print nowadays--ChicagO Tribune
.sYes, when she turned me down I
told her I felt like 30 cents"
IF you had said % cents she would
probably have taken you-"-Houston.
Post.
First Millionaire-How can you tell
a genuine .OId master from a boxus7
Second Millionaire-Easy enough :
everything that costs over 100000 IS
bogus.-Life-
The Doctor-My lad. do you know the
best thing for boy TO take for a
cold7
Bobby (quickly)-Yes. sir: he shouIs
take holiday from mschooL-Inustrated
Bits
Scrawler-I suppose you are familiar
with all the details OF the play?
Scribbler-Oh. no merely wrote
the book from which the play was ara
matized.-Philadelph record.
He-I see ladies seldom rise in s,,,,
TO receive male visitor. and thev
rarely accompany him 20 the door.
She-Same way over here. Papa
generally sees him out.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03

President,
development
of discrimination of another State
The astonishing example of this of waste is the San
pooce building. In that instance official ingenuity
taxed find squander excessive appropriation
They searched the ends OF the earth to find materials that could
have supplied California They brought marbles
Africa Timbuctoo Kamchatka the world
ansacked for pbad with the result of creating
that might be used like the pictures of dunkards stomach
tey incorporate appa the guilty and make mad the free
1t miracle of extravaganza and bad TASTE built the lines and
coorng of brndled bull pup.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
Gossip Of Doings of
Railroad Men

@. L Garfield. general agent OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul, has
left for q trip through the southern
part of the State.
John A. Gill of the Vanderbilt lines
has received a circular informing him
that c. ]. Brister has been appoint
ed general freight agent of the Big
Four to succeed G.. T. ingalls,, who
has been promoted to freight traffic
manager.
It is reported that the Santa Fe
intends to abandon its Spear street
terminal and also close the Lombard
street freight shed IN favor of China
Basin. where. IT is said, all the clerks
who were formerly at the aforesaid
places will be located
Edward NJ Greenway's remarks as
to time service on the Southern Pa
cific have made him famous in rail-
road circles. and also the target of
solicitation on the part of freight
agents of the overland routes, who
are all willing to assure him OF their
perfect ability to handle his ship
ments in but little more time than
the schedule IN force prior to the
fire. They claim that by using the
refrigerator cars, which carry fruit
and vegetables East. they can suf-
ficiently protect his wines from the
cold weather. This hint Is simply
given TO Greenway out OF the great
love railroad men have for a suffer
Ing public and their great desire to
avert the hideous catastrophe of a
champagne famine. They further as
sure Greenway that they have brought
to San Francisco automobiles from
Chicago in seventeen days, being a
week over the average time before
the fire, and say what can be done with
autos can be done with champagne,
Stewart of the Alton as a hostage
for the redemption of their pledges.
The Southern Pacific has extended
all ANNALS issued to railroad men to
January Is.
E. l. SMELL. travelling freight agent
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul, has left for a business trip
through the San Joaquin Valley after
dried fruit business. 1t is estimated
that there are less than 1000 carloads
of dried fruit in the State.
The Southern Pacific has announced
that after January 27 Redwood City
will be made a California terminal.
This is due to the fact that there is
great deal of freight shipped out
Of that place by the small boats call
ing at that port
The minimum weight on sashes, un-
glazed. will be reduced with the next
supplement to the eastbound trafic
to $4,000 pounds. against the present
minimum of 10000. There will be no
change in the freight rate.
F. A. Valentine, who has been ap-
pointed district passenger agent of
the Canadian Pacific, has arrived
from Los Angeles and has taken
charge. J. h Griffin, who has been
appointed as the district freight agent,
will be here on the 7th Of this month.
Grimm is the nephew of Sir Thomas
Shaughnessy, the president of the
Canadian Pacific, and son of the as
sistant general passenger agent of
the Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
P. R Lund, chief train agent of the
Hartman system, left last night for
Portland
]. G.. Camp has been appointed as
sistant superintendent of steamers, in
charge of maintenance and mechanical
force OF ferry. river and coast
steamers.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03

Creek. two miles east OF Stony Ford.
The Government has secured options
on nearly all the land that the water
will be backed upon The storage water
will irrigate twelve thousand acres
around Oriand and will take 1900 men
two years TO complete the labor The
land that will be irrigated will be
planted TO citrus fruit.-Red Bluff
Peoples Cause.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03

Townsend's Cal giace fruits ana rar-
dies at Emporium. Post and Van Ness
lz5e Sutter st and 1905 ana 1870 Va.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03

RS. EASTON and Miss Jennie
II H Crocker were the hostesses at
N a very beautiful and enjoyable
- hall last night at Miss Crock
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
=. Ii oRIAL r n ~ JANUARY rWl
Citrus Crop of Southland
VIII Fill 26,2OO Cars

dicating that these estimates are pre-
nared with great care and will be foSn
to tally pretty closely with the actuai
results. r,.i.s
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs William Denman went
south few days ago. and are making
q brief stay at the Hotel Potter, In
Santa Barbara.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03

Miss Cornelia. Kempff. who spent sew
oral weeks in the East with her IA
ther. Rear Admiral Kempn, Z. 5. n,
returned here few days be-
fore Christmas and is with Mrs Carl
Peter Weeks at Burne se-Ie-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
Women Who Wear Well.

It is astonishing how great O change Q
few years OF married lilo often make In
tho appearance and disposition OF many
women. The freshness, tho charm, the
brillIanco vanish llio the bloom from q
peach which is rudely handled. Tho
matron Is only q dim shadow, q faint echo
Of tho charming maiden. There are two
reasons for this change, ignorance and
neglect. Few young women appreciate
the shock to the system through tho
change which comes with marriage and
motherhood. Many neglect to deal with
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
ncsses which too often como with mar
rlage and motherhood, not understanding
that this secret drain IS robbing the cheek
OF its freshness and tho form OF its
fairness.
AS surely as the general heal h suffers
when there Is arrangement OF the health
/ Of tho delicate womaf organs, so surely
whe6 these organs aro>establlshed In
healAh tho hce and<FmQt oaco witness
TO the factin hnlwed come lmssS Nearly
Q million women haYa found health and
happ!ness In the Of Dr. Ploree.s "a,
yorIte preser!pt!Qn. It makes weak won-
On strong and sick women well. lngreol-
ents on labcl-contalns no alcohol or
harmful habit forming drugs, Made
wholly Of those native, American, medic
inal roots most highly recommended by
leading medical authorities fall tho sew,
cral schools OF practice for the cure. OF
woman's peculiar ailments,
down in hoaith by too frequent bearing Of
children, also for tho expectant mothers,
10 prepare the system for the coming q
bnby and making Its advent easy g! ano
SO good as nTayorlte Prescription" y
can do no harm in any condition q the
system. It's . most potent inylgoratln2g
tonic and strengthening nervi as,,1 n' Sc
physician Of large experience In the treat
ment Of woman's peculiar ailments,
Pr Pierce may e so con ~ III 1e oTca
lInyal!ds' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo. N. ~ 4, IN s35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18

the institute Alexander Hamilton,
president OF 3the board, is chairman of
the committee to recommend a success
sor to General shipp. It is said there
are several names under ton,
but the committee was unable to agree
on any ono at present.
Upon recommendation IS of w. T.
Shields, chairman, Major Thomas A.
Jones. assistant in physics, was elected
to the chair 81 physics, with the rank
Of colonel.
The following were appointed State
cadets: p. W. Ely, of Lee county,; j. r.
Mecredy, Roanbkc; 49, Akers, Bristol;
Hugh mcclure, Staunton, T. 3. Baker,
Purcellville; B. Ward; iLoudoun county;
II. Il. Lee, fredericksburg; r. Gerow,
Pctersburg:tAN alln, Culpeper county,
|C. S. Haynes, Halifax county; NJ. Mil
ner, Danville; G.. NJ Brister,s Peters.
burg: T. G. Peyton. Richmond: ]. 3.
Bentley, Newport News; William
Parker, Gloucester county. At large
Albert Smith. Richmond; w. Z. Ruehr-
mond. Richmond. EEK
Il The following members of the board
of visitors are present: Alexander Ham
ilton president, Petersburg; A. T.
Ravanel, Roanoke; }@Dr. RR.t w. Martin
Lynchburg; +. L.. Smith, Alexandria,
7. L. Tate Draper; w. IT, Shields, Lex
ington: Charles j. Anderson, Adjutant-
General; Joseph d. Eggleston, Superin-
tendent Of Public instruction, both OF
Richmond FEW IA 5tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
LEWIS !'|.|:!||.||| !! !. WAS VI
BRILLIANT event
Marriage Of Popular Young PEG
pie Takes Place at
Accomac.

AcCoMAc C.. H, VA, June 17-At
high noon on Saturday at tho Mcka-
mic Presbyterian Church, Miss Mabelle
Anderson Lewis was married to DR.
Joseph Lecenne DeCormis, Rev. p. 3
Henderlite, assisted by J. K. Goode
performing tho ceremony.
The ushers were DR.. ], II. Ayres. OF
Accomao; DR.. T. T. Jarratt, OF Peters
burg; Mr.. B. T. Fisher and Mr.. w. a.
BloXom. OF Acconiac. The flower girls
were little Misses! Margaret Chopper
and Elizabeth Ayres Tho maid Of
honor, Miss Margaret Lilliston, and
bridesmaid, Miss Mamie DeCormis Sis
ter OF the groom, were gowned In
white net over taffeta. wearing white
picture hats. and carrying white car.
nations. The bride, attired in tray.
cling gown Of tan Paris chiffon cloth
carrying Brides roses. entered on tho
arm OF her uncle, Mr.. G, Bloxom,s OF
Norfolk. who gave her away. aid was
met at the altar by the groomNand his
best man. DR.. J. Men. Slower, OF South
Boston. .lSsa'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
FRANC JONES GIVEN
SIX YEARS IN PRISON.
\ Charlotte Bank Thief Tells About
His Stealing i'll
Court.
. LOST ii IN SPECULATION N.
Fails to lmplicatc Others, but
Says Brokers Knew 1t Was
Stolen.
. LOST 1T IN SPECULATION |. &, ]. On
tsncc,a, - Tic ,rimes. Dispatch.l

S lSpcclalS 10 Inc 1lNhes-l1isl 'aeSl.! (
CfiARLOTTE, n. c., June 17.-Ernnc
II. Jones, defaniting teller Of the
Charlotte National Bank, was this
evening sentenced to serve SIN years
in Atlanta Federal Prison for embez-
cling funds approXimating SSo,p from
that institution. Before sentence was
pronounced Jones took the stand and
made a sensational statement. In which,
he told the amount of money he mad
stolen, the disposition made of It and
when he left Charlotte mysteriously
the night of March 18th. he had only
$1,000 of the banks money. With TINS
in hand he had travelled 10000 miles,
$4,000. The $1,000 remaining he had
returned to the bank throufh the court
on the day court opened
He failed to implicate Fonvlle or
any one else. asciibinG his downfall to
his need for more money than he could
honestly earn Upon him. he declared,
had unexpectedly fallen the care of
an invalid father mother. wife and
several children, and In the effort to
meet these extraordinary demands ne
banks money.
was successful. and this success led
him on. Every, other venture was !. q;
failure, and before he regained his
senses he had lost $4,000.
His aged mother and devoted wife
took the stand when he had concluded
his tragic story, and confirmed what
he had told the jury. When they had
concluded Judge Boyd sentenced TIL,
prisoner to serve six years at hard
labor IN the Atlanta Federal Prison
The case against Percy G.. Fonville,
the young stock broker, charged with
conspiracy with Jones to wreck the
bank, was continued until tho next term
of court. at Greensboro. AS a result
Of Jones's story on the stand this after
noon. bench warrant was issued for
w. B. Bell. quondam stock broker, and
one time partner of Fonville, on the
charge of aiding and s5etting Jones in
crime. He will be tried also at the
Greensboro term Of court.
Touching Fonville's connection with
This downfall. Jones's only incriminat-
4 Bell knew that the money he used in
I his speculative ventures was the
banks, and not the defendants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
George r. Johnson; James T. Carey,
superintendent OF the Shenandoah VAL
LEY Division. Mr. Carey Is now assist
ant superintendent OF the Pocahontas
INCREASE SCHOOL TAX.
Supervisors OF Louisa Provide to Do"-

Supervisors OF LOuixn Provide to Dou-
bic Present Funds.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Juno H.
Tho board OF supervisors of Louisa
county has Increased the county school
tax from ten to twenty cents, and tho
district tax in each district from seven
and one-half to fifteen cents on the
500 value.
DR.. II. NJ. Wharton has announced
that he will conduct the Wharton
Grove camp-meeting at Weems, in
Lancaster county. on the Rappahan-
mock River. The camp lasts from July
Goth to August 4th inclusive.
Rev. G. r. Cowling has resigned rs
pastor Of Christ Church and Urbanna
Chapel, in Middlescx county, on &C
count Of III health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
BOARD ACCEPTS
HIS RESIGNATION: NJ n
General Ships Official Conncc-
ton With v. M. |. Ends
July 1st.
NOT !'' ELECT &C succ Esso OR YET
Several Names Under Considera-
ton, But Board So Far is
Unable to Agree.
NOT ELECT sUCC EssoR YET
Especial to rho Times-Dispatch.

tSpecin1' to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.l
LEXINGTON, VA, June 17,--The
board OF visitors of the virginin Mill
tary Institute to-day accepted the
resignation, of General Scott Ship. the
superintendent, to take effect July 1st.
Colonel L. w. Nichols, Of the chair Of
mathematics. the senior member Of
tho faculty In point OF service, was
designated superintendent until Sep
TENDER 1st. General Ship rendered his
resignation at a meeting OF the board
August 2Gth last in Lexington, Mt the
completion Of fifty years Of service at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
MILITARY FEATURES.
Butts Manual, Signaling With Hello
graph ana Battalion Drill mt Finals.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, VA, June 17.-The
commencement exercises to day consist:
ed Of various military y features. This
morning at $3.50 Butts manual was pre-.
sentcd and witnessed by many spec
tators. The various cyolutions were
greeted with enthusiastic applause. 4
salute to the board Of visitors was liret
at 10 o'clock. Tho afternoon Gture
was signaling with the heliogfdph anc
flags, and first aid to wounded" drill
This was followed by a review before
the board OF visitors, concluding witt
battalion parade. ~
The gymnasium exhibition took place
tonight In the jackson 4 gymnasium
and the exercises were attractive ane
finely executed, consisting Of perform
ing on bars, rings, German horse, tunl'
bling and wrestling.
Various military exercises will bf
held tomorrow, concluding with the
military ball tomorrow night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
MINISTER IS
STRICKEN I'M HIS PULPIT
Rev. E. F. Harrel Was Reading
Morning Lesson When He /
Was Paralyzed.

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WARSAW, VA, June 17.-Rev. e. E.
Harrel, Of Bethany Station Methodist
Episcopal Church. South, was stricken
with paralysis Sunday morning whilo
reading his morning lesson. He was
taken by friends from the pulpit and
carried from the church to his home.
His condition is serious. The church
is in deep distress over his sad anlic-
ton, as he Is man OF ability and
high Christian character
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
CALLED FOR POLICE AND
HUSBAND WAS ARRESTED
Especial to The Times- Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Tlmes-Dlspatch.1 z
I BALTIMORE, MD, June 17.-IIaving
come to Baltimore to find her husband,
Who she says, deserted her, Mrs. Nora
Arnold alighted from tran at Calvert
Station to-day and almost stepped into
his arms. Both were surprised, but
Mrs. Arnold recovered first, grabbed
her bettor half and yelled for the
police. To Justice Grannin. Mrs
fifty cents q week and beat her be-
cause she gave their baby a lamb chop
The husband, Younger Arnold denied
the story, but no was committed ia
jail for trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
win. Pretty Winchester Girl.

TsVHGIHT % 1HD T1IIHUB'DISI5HtCTII "
WIEcHESTER. VA. June 17.--In
prtBence NJ few intimate friends and
relatives, Hiss Nellie Virginia Legg, q
pretty and popular Winchester girl,
was married THIS morning Mt the rest
renGh Of her father, Dir. Lewis Lcgg,
u EhWard r. Roberts. formerly OF
SanduFky, Ohio, but now 81 prominent
salesman Of Ehiilmors, whore they viii
I've alter d t0uf,g REV. H. II. Northern,
III Eaptist Church. 0ftiGiatrd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
IMPORTANT CHANGES,

Announcement OF New Superintendent
OF Various Divisions of N. and w.
[special to The Times Dispatchl
ROANOKE, VA, June 17--The Nor
folk and Western to-day made the fol-
lowing offlcial Announcement of changes
to take effect July LIST:
Il A. G, Needles, to be general super
intendent of the eastern division Gall
lines east of BlueAeld. and including
tho Norfolk terninals); George T,
Johnson, general superintendent OF the
western division Gall lines west OF
Bluefleld.s and Including BlueAeld ter
minals) !; u. A. Blake, SUP rintendent Of
the, scloto Valley, Division, to sueceed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
WILL OBEY LAW.

( n. & w. Notifies Attorneys Not to Com
test Carolina IA Rate.
{ WINSTON-SALEN1, N. c., June IT,
The Norfolk and Western Railway
Company has notified its attorneys here
two and a quarter cents, provided by
tho recent Legislature. will DO put
into effect In North Carolina. This
means that there will be no contest on
the part of the Norfolk and Western.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
BULLET PENETRATES WALL;
SEVERELY HURTS WOMAN
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NORFOLK, VA, June 17.-Whilo
playing with n Winchester rife at his
home. Raymond Scott accidentally cx-
ploded the weapon, and the shot. after
passing through q thick wall. struck
his mother. nnicting serious wound
between tho ankle and knee,
Mrs. Scott was Immediately operated
upon and the ball was extracted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18

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