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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square I5I-Frances h Newbod 90 vir., Charles. 20
William e. Hil and Robert 5. Chew. 70 secure
trustees Of the Louise Home. &.I50. years, IA
Ter cent semi-suuuaily. LOT =.
Fletchans Chance Frederick !. siddous and Chas.
A. Dpuglls trustcts. 10 Jackson H. RalstoH and
p. Quincy Smith, 10 secure Union SAVINGS
Bank. S5G0 8 years s Tsr cent semlanuualy,
part same to Jackson II. RaistnU and Chas- A.
Douglas 20 secure Douglas & Douglas attar-
ueys 5000 / 90 g months and years. Vcr
cent semi-anngaliy. part
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Alice J. Col
vile 20 William II. Terrell and Hubert VI.
snow. 20 secure Margaret L. Schatz $3.50. 20
3 months, per cent, seTni-anr1sliy, lot g,
block T.
Youugsborough-Erust a. Dahle 20 Wharton z.
Lester and Michael ]. colbert, 10 secure Ma
tioual Permanent Building Association, s. 500,
part Dot Is
Addition 90 Auacostia-Louis \. Burch ct ux. 10
Richard A PILES and Maurice Ottgrback. 20
secure John Hirsch N2i50. monthly notes. s
Der cent. lot H. block 8
Polmoad Manor-Samuel b. Rose ct TX. TO S. P.
Thompson and n. Glenn Phelps. 90 secure
Harry Wsrinan and Harry =. Wilson. S-Jg3
] 70 . months. 6 per cent. lot l0Z block a.
Square S6-Afqletoa Cady 20 uN 90 AltCrt =. Ruf
and Jacob ". Belt 90 secure Home Mutual
Building and Loan Association. EJG0 l1t o.
Square l2o3-L1uis Schneider Ct uE. to George VI.
Emmerich and Douglass S. Mackau, % secure
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building
Association. 5000. part lots -d and 20
Square 239-James D. Euhrr e. uX 10 Ernest /.
schmidt and William Il Saunders. 20 secure
BENJAMIN Rush Strong. 209l. . days. 5 per
cent lot = and 2.
Addition o. Washington Heights-Th0mas J. D.
Fuller q uN. 10 Milton r Allies and William J.
FlatheT 70 secure John NJ Jones. 5000, years.
5 per csnt semi-Auuually, lot %
University Park-George T. Schaysr Ct ux. 90 John
r. Lar1er and John a. Hamilton. 10 secure
Washington Loan and Trust Company SI200
one year. PER cent. semiannuall. lots L and
g. block g.
square 3l6-AIaud r. Conway % Charles D. Lisber
mann and David 4. Ofutt. % secure Runsey r.
RowdybuSh, S.00o ! 20 B months, per cent. lot
and part lCt ,
square 552-Eugenc A Borst st uy- 20 joseph l.
Weller and Milton = Carpenter. 70 secure Robert
s. Golden $3.50. ! 90 ? years. Der cent, semi
annually, original lot g
Square Horace g. Harding et IA to William A.
Hil and Charles +. WaIraf % secure John p
spindle 81 100. monthly payments, 6 per cent
Part lots % and sS
Holmead Estate-William ". Evans e ux 10 S
Percy Thompson and Herbert T. shannon 70
secure Harry y. Wilson and Harry Warimau
SL5o. monthly payments pr cent. lot 60,
sluare 2S56
Holmead Estate-BelIe Mackenzie 10 same. to Sc
cure same 81 500 monthly payments, per cent.
lot 81. square $50
square 1862 John q, Kelly ct va 10 William
Woodward and William Il. rsunders to secure
WilmCt W TreW S750 years 6 Per cent
scmiannualiy. lot 50. Same to same 10 secure
Mary f. Wheeler S25. ] 20 l3 months. uer
cent scmi-annualiy. same property
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Oct. 3O.-FoliOwing are the prices
quoted at the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy per pound .: imita-
ti0n. 2ls24; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls p:
storc-packed. Ohio and West Virginia 20 Maryland
Virginia. aud Pennsylvania. p.
EGGS-MsTland. Pennsylvania. and neaTby frsts.
loss of, per dozen. &c.
LIVE P0ULTRY-ChiCkens. old hens, heavy per
pound. llal2; do. boosters. each 25a30; Young per
pound. 10alI; ducks. puddle, large, II; do. small
per pound TO- do. Muscoyy and m0ngFel, per
pound. Ii.
POTATOES-White, nearby. prime, per bushe s.
a65: Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. 6la63
vans, per barrel, new. L25al50; sweets. new. yel-
low. l-75al90: do. Anne Arundel. yellow. L75als5.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Apples.
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia. PER barrel
No. !. L75a2 .; do, small common. L25aI.50; do
per Z barrel basket. 50a75: do. New York assorted
rer barrel. 25oa4OO; cabbage. New York. Danish
per ton l200a400: celery. New York. per bunch
25a35; grapes, Concords. per 5pound basket l2al3
lettuce. New York. per basket l00al-50; onions
Pennsylvania. yellow. per bushel 20: do. Western
yellow 20; peaches. mountain. per box. choice 2O0a
3o0; pie fruit per box, L50a200; peaTs. per basket
S5a40; do, New York Seckel. per barrel. 500a60 %
tomatoes, nearby PER basket 25a39i do, Eastern
Shore. Maryland. per basket l0a29: do. Anne Arun
del. per basket 25a50; do measured bushel, 6oa75.
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WAGON RECORD BROKEN.
Mayor Reyburn's Ed Bryan Sets New
Mark for Five Miles.

Philadelphia, Oct. 30.-The match race
between Major Delmar and Sweet Marie
did not take place to-day at Point Breeze.
as Major Delmar is suffering with pink
eye.
Sweet Marie. however. went an exhibi-
tion mile, to break the track record of
2:o6 IL The track was in poor condition.
and the best the mare could do was
200 Il The tine by quarters was 81 II
1903 3-4. 1.55 81, and 2:O9 IA
Mayor Reybu-n's Ed Bryan beat the
worlds record five miles TO a wagon by
going the distance in 1903. The former
record was 1876. The time by half miles
was l.l4 81, 2.26 10, 3:S4 Il, Asa 3-4
6Io 81, 7.S l-2, $50, l9.12, 1876 Ia, and
1903
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New York. Oct 3O-E H. Hartman
and his associates in the management Of
the Union Pacific, after struggling to-day
with the problem of satisfying holders
of preferred stock, holders Of common
stock. and holders of convertible bonds
in the distribution of the company stock
investments, referred the matter 10 d
subcommittee.
The subcommittee must devise a plan
acceptable to each of the three classes
Of security holders. must report it TO the
directors, and the stockholders must ratify
the plan before It can become effective.
Union Pacific directors, however, hope
TO have it in operation before the date
Of the adjourned meeting Of the Illinois
Central Railroad on December IS.
Protects BondhoIders.
It was announced by Mr.. Hartman
that whatever is done. the holders Of
So 10000 convertible bonds viii be fully
protected. This decision met the general
expectation OF the financial community.
Mr., Hartman declined TO say in Just
what manner he expected these interests
20 be protected but it was learned from
an authoritative source that II is not de-
signed to convert the bonds into common
stock at once. as might be done under
the terms of the resolution by which the
bonds were issued. There were two other
methods by which the result might be
obtained, # was said.
The preferred stock will certainly share
was not stated. Some doubt remains.
also. as 10 whether or not the Sg0.01Um5
Southern Pacific common and the S35, ,00O.-
900 Southern Pacific preferred held by the
Union Pacific Will be included i'm with
the other stocks i'm making the distribu-
ton TO Union Pacific stockholders and
convertible boudholders.
1t was suggested by a banker with ex-
cCllent information on Union Pacific af-
fairs. that the Southern Pacific holdings
might be turned over ia a different COM
pany or different trustees from those re-
CeiViug the other stocks. The matter has
not definitely been settled.
Yields To Public Sentiment
The Union Pacific, it was declared in
quarters high in the circles of the com
pany, is separating its investments from
its railroad business proper as a conces-
sion 10 public sentiment and not because
IL fears or has any reason 10 anticipate
action by the government to force a sale
Of the securities.
Mr.. Hartman and his associates in the
management it was said, have decided
that il is for the best interests of the
company that it be conducted henceforth
AS a strictly railroad enterprise and kept
out OF the stock market The dream Of
countrywide railroad empire has been
abandoned. it was added, and Mr.. Harri-
man viii devote his abilities 10 the man
agement of the Union Pacific system
alone
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supreme Court of the United States.


Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Harlan
MIR Justice Brewer, Mr.. Justice White MI. Justice
peekhan. Mr. Justice MckCuua Mr.. Justice Holmes
Mr. Justice Day and Mr.. Justice Moody
Edward Ridley Finch, Of New York ch-; Henry
Banach. cf Philadelphia Pa; Harry T.. lake. Of
Ponce, Porto Rico, and Harlow 4 Leekly, Of Mus
k0gee. l. T.. admitted 20 practice.
No. @3 William Adair. plaintiff IN error. IS. the
United States; argument continued by Mr.. Attorney
General Bonaparte for the defendant In erruT. and
concluded by Mr. Benjamin ID. Warteld for the
plaintiff IN error.
No. E American Tobacco Company. plaintiff in
error. vs. Emil WeTclmeister. and
No. - Emil WrrckmeistCr. plaintiff in error. IS
American Tobacco Company; argued BY Mr.. William
A, Jenuer for the American Tobacco Company and
by Mr. Antonio knauib flr Wercmeister.
No. 80. Mrs. William f. Hardin e al. plaintiffs
in error, VS. Cottonwood Lumber Company; sub
mittcd by Mr. John W. 8lackwood for the plain
tifs in euor. and by Mr. John y. Jones aud Alr
William l. Terry for the defendant in error.
No. 81. James l. Kent plaintiff IN error,
the People q Porto Rico. argument commenced by
Mr. y 3. X, PcttngiH for the plaintiff la error.
Adjourned until tomcucS az y O'Clock.
The day call foT Thursday october 81. viii b. as
folloHs: Nos ST. s. g. a. 50. s. 81, 80. io and H.
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Circuit Court No. ?.


Daniel vs Metropolitan Railroad Company plain
tif takes non-slit. Plaintiffs attorneys. J. W
Glennan and C. A. White; tdendants attorneys
] J. Darlington and W e.. Sullivan
Femce vs. HimelriEht, jury raspited Plaintiffs
attorney J. Il. Adriaaus; defendants attorney. ].
Wilmer La-mer
Rockwell vs. Capital Traction Company. order 20
refund % DEFENDANTS attorney 500 deposited ia
lien Of aUeal bond Defendants attorneys. Il
Ross Perm q Son and g. Thomas Dunlop.
Assignments for to-day.
40. % klinchause Capital Traction Company
Attorneys, Lechs Fulton & Cox-B. Ross Perry *
Son and q. Thomas Dunlop
No 1G. Allen vs. southern Express COMPANY
Attorneys. Eusrne \. Jones and George G. Shinn-
George r. Hamilton.
No. Ia. Capital Construction Company vs. Hyg-
Gl.c Air Carpet Cleaning COMPANY Attorneys, r.
Ross Perry & Son-Ralston & Sddons
No. lS6. HenkeI vs. Kaun. Auortys, NJ. Stear-
man-R Ross Perry & Son.
No. 20i. Smith IS. Eamshsw. AttcrneyS. Guy
Holsspple-C A Douglas and b. b. Sberreil
NJ. 10 JuHej States use ~ Heenau W. Fidelity
and Deposit Company. Auorneys, NJ. j. Colbert
and NJ !. hcaue-J J. Darlington
80. 2l2 MIcr-Shoemsksr Company vs. Sturgeon
Attorneys l. T. Everett-Hsyden johnson
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BANKS NEED NO AID.
Continued from First Page.

that it would get what IT had paid
for After "A meeting between the two
sides In the office of Judge NJ J. o Brien.
IL was announced that another meeting
would be held at noon tomorrow.
Justice Lester W. Clark Of the Supreme
Court Richmond County, to-day ap-
pointed George l., Riyes, former corpora
tion counsel. as the third receiver for the
Knlckerbocker Trust Company, IN place
OF President Otto T. Barnard. Of the
New York Trust Company. who declined
10 serve.
Mr.. Rives viii qualify tomorrow by
filing a bond of $4,000. and with the
other receivers. Ernst Thalman and Gen.
Henry G. Ide, will take over the con-
duct of the company from the State
banking department
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Royal Women as Nuns.

From Tit-BtS
Among the members of royal houses
who Of recent years have retired from the
world and sought the seclusion Of con
vent is now to be enrolled the Princess
Clara Of Bavaria, who has just entered
the community OF BeneGictne Nuns who
have established themselves in the Isle
of Wight, where they purchased beau
tiful estate in close proximity to Os-
borne. This community possesses a for
meT Queen for its Lady Abbess IN the
person of the venerable widow of the
late Don Miguel. formerly King Of Portu-
gal. and among its most Hlusrious and
frequent visitors are the present Queen
Of Spain (prior 10 her marriage) and
her mother, Princess Henry OF Batten-
berg.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
ISSUE A HANDSOME BOOKLET.
Havana Washington Fruit Com
pnny's New Prospectus.


pnny's New Prospectus.
one OF the handsomest illustrated pros
pectuses seen IN this city has Just been
issued by the Havana-Wa Washington Fruit
Company in the form of a booklet with
views of their land in Cuba. It has been
distributed from the company's Offices in
the PendaH Building TO intending stock
and bOndholders
The company has been recently organ
lied. and is controlled and directed by
Washington men. II is headed by Hon
Ashley NJ Could. Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court of the District and
its officers and directors are men promi-
nent in local business and professional
circles
The left cover of the prospectus is en-
graved with a handsomely colored plate.
a group Of tropical fruit, showing the
varieties to be cultivated by the COM
pany on its land in Cuba. II gives the
officers and directors and contains hand
some illustrative plates of fruit culture
in Cuba Several different views Of the
land recently purchased in Cuba are
given, as are also the modes of fruit
culture. and the vast possibilities Of care
ful cultivation of this citrus fruit gar
den OF America
The chief crop of the company will be
in lemons, pineapples. grapefruit. and
oranges.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
CITY ISSUES REVENUE BONDS.
New York BOrrOVvS 10000, 900
Against Ahticipated Taxes.


Against Anticipated Taxes.
New York. Oct. 3l-As result Of sew
eraI conferences between the mayor.
comptroller, and chamberlain, represent
ing the city. and Messrs. J. P. Morgan &
Co, George T. Baker. Of the First Ma
uonal Bank. and James Stiuman. of the
National City Bank. arrangements have
been made whereby the bankers are to
provide the city with $4,000. 000 for rev.
enue bonds at par with an option 10 take
$1,000 000 more
These revenue bonds are to bear 6 per
cent interest
Revenue bonds are issued in anticipa-
ton Of taxes. Except for special issues
the term runs 10 the next collection Of
taxes. The bonds are issued from time
% time. as occasion arises. Mayor Nc
Clellan sent a formal notice to-day 10
every department head, directing him not
10 advertise any new contracts until such
time as the finances Of the city warrant
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

No 1885 Edward A. Fay IS District Of Co
lumbia; debt. SEQ. Plaintiffs attorneys. George C..
Gertman and John Ridout
No 1897 John jacob Astor vs.. a. Lyon Smith
Judgment q X. II. Terrell Justice peace. fer Sl50.
Plaintiffs attorney, H. w. Wheailey.
No 1855 Nicholas 4. Grimm vs. Andrew II.
Gibbs; account s5s5. Plaintiffs attorney. (. L.
Ges
No i9s99 Commercial Savings Bank and Trust
Company Bureau of National Literature and Art
notes H.5s3.S2 Plaintiffs attorneys. Tucker X
KENYON
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Circuit Court M. 1.

Hazard Riley; verdict for plaintiff Ter Si5i a.
Pl.Iauf att0mey Victor Il. Wallace: defendant
attorney. Tracy J. JC1ords
kieay vs. AltCmHs, jury resp.jed. Plaintiffs at
tomcys Lambert a Mclean and Il ii. Ycatman
defendant attorneys. Anhtr & Smith.
Russell gs City aEd Suburban Railway Company;
order 90 50 deposit foF costs. Plaintiffs at
trruer Clarence r. Wilson
Assignment fer TODAY.
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NEW DAY LINE TO
jamestown and Norfolk

AT REDUCED RATES.
FARE, $50 ROUND RIP Sl.5e, one way; 500
70 Richmond and return
Leave Washington, Riey's Wharf, 5th st. sw- AZ
a. n Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdays Re
turning leave CampbelTs Wharf. Norfolk. at 7:i5
a n Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays
Ticket Office. l4th and Ia. ave. nv.
III WoOLIEN e. r A,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
Criminal Court No. 1.


United states vs.. George /, Goodaere violating
gambling law: trial Attorneys Il. T. Davis
Campbell Darlington and r. h. Behrend
Criminal Court No. z.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States VS. Edward Fielding Alex Nc
Sorley and Arthur Newly. robbery; motion fer
severance Med by Fielding and McSorley ATTORNEY,
j. Lewis Smith.
United States vs. Frank Adams and Harry C. At
wood. HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; verdict guilty.
Attorney. Thomas c. Taylor.
United States vs. John Kingev housebresking
and larceny plea guilty II grand larceny; sentenced
TO penitCutiary for one year and one day Attorney
l. J. Cosjigau-
United States rs David Crockett. hOusehreaking
and larceny plea Of not guilty Withdrawn and plea
Of guilty; defendant remaudcd. Attorney, 5. ID.
TIuitt
United States vs. Charles Williams, robbery: plea
not guilty Attomey David Rothscnild
United States vs.. James Richards. larceny from
United States verdict guilty, with Recommendation
10 mercy. Attorney, J. B. Mclaughlin.
United States vs., Charles Williams, robbery; yer
dict guilty: SCI teuced to penitentary for five years
Attumey David K0thschid
United States VS.. Charles Williams robbery; nolle
pros,
Assignments for to-day:
United States vs.. Matte Cake and Frank L. Car.
roll
United States vs.. Lewis Hill.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
S48.25 to California

Till October 80 1907. via WashiEgton-smset
Route.
Tourist Sleeping Cars. personally conducted with
ont change. Three times weekly the year round
Berth, S 90
A. J. POSTON. GenI Agent
81 Pa ave 705 18th 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

For Mt. Vernon. Alexandria. and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandria
& MtNernon Rv. Sta, 18th & Pa. av.
TRAINS FOR MT. VERNON CWEEK DAYS,
TO- Il \. NJ. y NOON. ]. 2, AND 3 2. II.
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND AIRING
TON DAILY) EVERY % MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
ProI,nfe Conrf.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
JUST f GOULD.


Estate Il David A. Chambers; win admitted to
probate and letters testsmentary granted TO Eliza
beth X Chambers. bond. 5000 Attorney T.
Percy Myers.
Estate of Robert ". Falls; order confirming sale
Of stock. Attorney J.. 4. Bowen. II
Estate Of Louise Friedman; guardian ad Htem
appointed. Attorney. George c. Gertman.
Estate Of AMI smith, letters Of administration
G. Z a. granted % Frank Patterson Smith; bond
$1,000 Attorney Charles j. Murphy
Estate Of Mary Hannah smith: letters Of admin
istratiun granted to Frank r Smith: bond SIG. 600
Attorney. Charles !. Murphy
Estate Of Henry Koch petition for probate Of viii
filed. Attorney. !. A. TOumey-
Estate OF Josephine Koch; petition for probate Of
win fled. Attorney, J. A. Toomey.
Equity Suits.
No Et32 Rodney y Smith vs. William Mavse
ct al trustees to substitute trustee. Complainant
solicitor c. c. James.
No 27lD. Eva Guinsburg IS. Morris Guinsburg.
limited divorce. Complainants solicitors, Bradley &
Bradley.
No. Zf3i Catherine W. Kieny rs. John c. Kieny
maintenance. Complainant's solicitor. G. f. DieCs
No. GiSj. Catholic University Of America Is
Charlotte Waggsman e. al; Judgment creditors
bill. Compliments solicitor George T. Hamilton
No E496. Frances W Irelan vs.. Harriet /.
Kendall Ct al; partition. Compartments solicitor,
J. J. Darlington.
No. ziT. Lottie L. Burn vs. L. Welsh Ashford
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
Hotel Sterling,

Built Of brick and stone Especially comfortable /,
winter. Steam heat. Electric lights. Elevator Il
street level Private baths. SO Up weekly, ". Finch
oc1i-tu, tbs ,S-5gt
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Lawsuits.

ct al to substitute trustee Complainants SO
licitors. Carlisle 4 johnson.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
WILLCONYERT BONDS
Union Pacific Distribution
Proves Slow Work.
DREAM OF EMPIRE SHATTERED

Hartman Abandons Efforts To Con-
sOlidate Trunk Lines and Union
Pacific VIII Separate Its Invest
ments from Its Railroad Business.
subcommittee 10 Devise Plan.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

one Of the newest musical comedies
is that which viii be presented by the
High links Burlesquers" at the New
LyCeum Theater next week, commencing
Monday, November T. entitled Rose
land book, music, and lyrics by Dave
Marion, in two acts and four scenes. An
all-star cast is seen. including Beatrice
Harlowe Charles Barrett, Joe and Nellie
D0neT, Harry Hooper. West and VIII
Jams, Orie Gilbert Ali and Piser. and a
chorus of twenty.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

At the Gayety next week the Greater
New York Stars will be the attraction.
This show is out of the ordinary in that
il is scenic and costume production.
In addition 10 this show. brilliantly at
tracttve as its programme is, is a special
added feature, the original Algero dance.
the act which created such a favorab BILE
impression at the roof gardens in New
York this summer
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
COMING TO THE THEATERS.

Charles Frohman will present his newest
star. Miss Hattie Williams, in the popular
musical comedy success, The Little
Cherub" at the New National Theater
on Monday November 4. Although Miss
Williams is designated as Mr. Frohmaus
latest star. il should be said right now
that this sprightly, clever, and magnetic
young woman made her stellar debut more
than "a year ago, bat SO great was her
vogue in New York City. that season
passed before she was able to take to
THE road" Miss Williams and The Lit
tie Chefub" made the sensational musical
comedy success of last season at the Cri-
terlon Theater, New York, and this sue
cess comes here only after opening a sec
ond season there, so great was its popu-
larity. OF The Little Cherub" il can only
be said in the language of a Boston critic
that before the engagement is out the
public will have Little Cherubius very
bad and will be glad of it." This musical
comedy by owen Han and Ivan Caryli
is three hours OF fun and fTolic
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-05-24
Forced by the Separation Act to SUP.
port Selves in Business.

Paris.-The separation act, which
deprived the French Roman Catholic
clergy of official position and stipends.
has led many to adopt curious forms
of cooperation, with a view to earn.
ing their living in Paris. The priests
have formed syndicate, the chief OBJ
ject of which is to procure coal and
provisions at wholesale prices. There
is also a federation of clerics who do
manual labor.
Many priests who are capable gar.
deners and carpenters find employ.
ment from Roman Catholics through
this federation. Its members under
take to copy the celebrated Socialist
division Of the day by giving eight
hours to manual work, eight to cleri.
cal and eight to rest.
In the department Of Cher priests
have formed beekeepers' association
and make as yearly income from the
sale Of honey about $3.50, almost as
much as their former stipends.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-05-24
MAKES COPPER IN LABORATORY
English Chemist Discovers New Meth.
cd Of Producing the Metal.

Baltimore.-Dr. Ira Remsen, presi-
dent of Johns Hopkins university, is
authority for the statement that Sir
William Ramsay, famous chemist OF
Cambridge university, has discovered
the method of making artificial cop
per, and the great discovery will be
made known to science when Sir Will
liam will read paper on the subject
before the Royal Chemical society OF
Great Britain.
Prof Rcmsen, who is prominent as
a chemist. has a private letter from
the famous Englishman stating that
Sir William has succeeded in &C
complishing the production of copper
by the synthetic or combining process
from the elements, sodium, lithium
and potassium.
A combination of these elements
treated with radium vaper, gives as a
product copper sulphate, which Is
readily broken down into copper.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-05-24
A SEA OF ELECTRICITY.

electrical department of the local
bureau of yards and docks, had a
hard time keeping the electric light.
ing system in the neighborhood Of the
station in working order. The ca
prices of the electrical fluid often baf-
fled his plans and many of the arc
lights near the Sands street gates
were burned out by the energy from
the telegraph station.
Now that this energy is being
doubled, Mr.. Newman, and, in fact,
the electricians of the department at
Washington, are racking their brains
in search of some means of curbing
and combining the great refractory sea
of electrical waves that will be formed
when the new station is put into
operation
The Flushing avenue trolley line
of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit COM
pany skirts that corner of the navy
yard in which is located the wireless
station and Mr.. Newman fears that
unless some method of proper insula-