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The daily Alaskan., 1907-01-05

I've good news for you" said Ned. Donna YSabel was frantic at your re pulse and told her father she would kill herself. So he has consented to look up your credentials and if you're all right he'll consent"
 That's good news, sure enough" said Bob. "hrt what are you doing herc:"
 Ned fru;.Erd at his friend, glancIng at inc >uac time at the others; then. bidding tenn good afternoon. the mid di,ss left tla house.
 -"Wrn. what iS it:" asked Bob on the sidewalk
 'Driftc& into cross current and struck lh, girl inside there"
 "Oh, 1 >r,-..''
 The m2Nt day AIidShipman Merrett called uaol Don CHrdoza. renewed his request fer Donna Ysabel and presented his creda=,ialS. There was not much money in his family. but his prOgen- itors had zen in the navy for nearly a century md were cminently respect able. So Don Cardoza yielded, and YSabel GarloZa became YSabel Mer- rett.
 The Oi!rr of these scapegraCes, after leali E sweetheart In each of dozen port. finally had the undeserved good fortune to marry beautiful and wealthy cumtrywOman of his own Both me, turned out far better than might hgyF- been expected. attaining high rank in their profession.
 EDWARD MORRISON.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-01-05
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Corner Fifth avenue and Main street. ll:OO a. m. Morning worship. Sub iect-"The All-Important Question" I2:l5 p. ID. Missionary exercises in the Sunday school.
 6:3O D. m. Epworth League. 7:3O D. ID. Evening service, illus trated talk, Springs of Living. Water. '" Good congregational singing Thursday, ?. m.-Social afternoon given by the Ladies' Aid in the church parlOrs.
 Thursday, s p. m., Prayer Meeting and Bible study.
 All cordially invited.
 Rev. J. W. Glenk, Pastor
The daily Alaskan., 1907-01-05

PRESBYTERIAN Fifth Avenue and State street. Morning worship, II a. ID. Ccmmun- ion service
 Sunday school at F m. Juuior Endeaver meeting at p. ID. Society of Christian Endeavor meet iug at 6:3O Ep. m. ToPic-"A New Year with God" Evening services at 7;30 p. m. Sub: iect-"The Man who Wore the Wrong Coat"
 Good music.
 All cordially invited to attend our services.
 Rev. John p. Hearst, Pastor.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-01-05
PERSONAL MENTION

A. H. Sellars arrived from Haines on the Peterson this morning. MT Sellars left for the south on the trip before the last of the Dolphin. When he arrived at Seattle be was requested to come back and install the wiring in the buildings at Fort William H. Seward. He returned ou the same trip of the Dolphin and has been engaged for the the last two weeks at the Post. He will leave for Seattle again on the Dolphin or Jefferson next week.
 Cgpt. John Mack is in command of the Peterson during the absencs of Capt. Moog.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-01-05
SKAGWAY WEATHER

The result of the observation taken at Moore wharf at midnight, Jan. I, 1906, is as follows Temperature tim observat'n 24 above Max temp. preceding 24 hours. .24 Min. " |" III Mean " |" |" ..2I
 Barometer 29 $
 Calm, light snow.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-01-05
Goal and Wood

Call up the Alaska Transfer company for coal, wood and klndling. All or. ders promptly attended 10. Phone 10
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
The EImendorf Lectures.

Tomorrow afternoon at 40 Dwight l..
Elmendorf viii begin his autumn series OF
travel talks at the New National Thea
ter with an illustrated lecture on Pan
ama-the Truth About the Panama
Canal The complete series Will cover
a period of FIVE weeks, during which time
the lecturer will be heard on The Grand
Canyon, The Pacific Coast, "Old Mex
ieo,' and Yellowstone Park"
The fact that there has been so much
controversy over the Panama Canal is
said to have given an impetus TO Mr..
ElmendOrf, and he decided TO visit the
isthmus and learn the truth about this
wonderful and gigantic undertaking. He
viii show by means of his motion pic
ture machine the actual work that is GO
ing on under the supervision of the gov
ernment engineers. In addition to this
particular subject he will dwell at length
on Kingston. Jamaica. showing the re-
suits Of the earthquake which utterly de-
strOyed this capital Of the island.
The advance sale Of reserved seats for
the entire course Of five lectures has
shown an increase over the former Sc
Ties at the New National, which NAV be
taken as a criterion of what the present
series viii be in the matter OF direct an
peal TO the patronage Of Washington s
lecture deVotees
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Twenty-ninth street northwest. between VI and y
stTeets-David W. Woods to MARY p Nlyns-
bridge part lot l56 square l2ll $40.
street southeast, between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth streets-Harry Wdrdman to Mary J.
Lewis. lot %, square l044, SIC
Holmead Manor-Mary C. Peterson 10 Mary Jane
STACY. lot z, square 2sS2 SO.
No. 1868 Twenty-eighth street northwest-Ross p
Andrews ct TX to Mary Mansfield lot 272.
square 1856 $40
Observation-Disclosures Carr. trustee, TO Virginia J.
BENJAMIN lot 39 square 3l02 S.
Nos. 80. l6l and ls7 street southeast-Christina
c, Niuhlhofer ct viz, T. William, to Elizabeth
Nelson lots I29 l5O l3i ls2. I35 square 744 30
Widows AIite-Hauy 7. Jones to George " r.
Swartzen, lots aud 10. 500
Petworth-Same to same, lot IS. square 7s. Sle0
kalcranla Heishts-Same TO same, lot s, block Is,
S10.
Columbia Heights-Same to Luther a. swartzen
lot S}, block q. sl00
Petworth-same to same lots 50 to SO. square 73.
500
Ingleside-Same to same lots 81 TO 81. block g. SlO0
Mount Pleasant Heights-Fulton r. Gordon ct ux.
to Lucille V Garrett lots and 6, square 5,
S55S3s
Cleveland H, Rozier Dulany, trustee, to Ian
caster D. BuTling. part Of unsubdiyided portion,
S2.g5e.
Seventeenth and streets southeast-Edmund R.
Washington e. ux to sariis d and Sarah L.
Washington, lot G. square l06s. so.
Cleveland PaEk-Lsncaster d. BUTling ct ux TO
Lyman J. Briggs. part Of the unsubdivided pU-
ton, SO.
First and Bates streets northwest-charies J.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
ARMY AND NAVY,
Army Orders.

Army Orders.
Capt. KIRBY WsrRER Fourteenth Cavalry. de-
tailed in QuartsFmastsr's Department.
Capt LAWRENCE J. FLEMING. from First 20
Fourteenth Cavalr5.
Capt. HERBERT J. BREES. 70 First Cavalry.
Capt. HARRY g. BARNES. Coast Artillery Corps,
10 general hospital. Washington Barracks
Master Electrician DUDLEY T. SANSBURY.
Coas, ARTILLERY Corps. Fort Il. G. Wright. TO
Fort Hamilton.
Master Electrician CHARLES T. BERGBONf,
Coast ATuncU CcTps. from Fort Hamilton. 10
Fort # e.. Wright
First Lieut.. LEO P QUINN. Fourth Field Artil-
lcry. from BATTERY A 70 unassigned list
Eirst Lieut.. WILLIAM s WOODS. Fourth Field
ArrncT. from Battery u TO a.
First Lieut. LEROY P. COLLINS Fourth Field
Artillery, new unassigned, 20 Battery y.
Private THOMAS r. MURPHY Fifteenth Infantry.
unassigned, School q Submarine Defense Fort
totten. transferred to Twelfth Infantry. to Fort
Jay.
Private FRANK A. RAZEE. seyenty-seventh Com
rany. Coast AT.illTy. FCTt BaTrancas trans
feud 90 general strVice. infantry 20 San An
tonic. reporting 10 recruiting Officer.
Sergt- EUGENE W SLOPER 18th Company.
Coast ARTILLERY CoHs. torpedo planter Col.
George Araistead, transferred 10 Fifty-eighth
Company Coast Artillery Corps
Private HERBERT +. NEWMAN. TVelfth Re
crlit Company. recTgnt depot. Columbus Bar
racks discharged from the army.
Private CLEVELAND r. FARNHAM Hospital
Corps iram. army transport Sumner to Port
Monroe
Ssrgt JOHN DORESCH. Signal Cons. placed on
retired list
Brig Gen. CHARLES 5. SMITH. assigned to Ord
ance Department, cCntinne in command Sandy
Hook proving ground and as president board fer
testing rifed cannon.
secand-class Private JACOB WORKMAN. Ord
nance Department. Rock Island Arsenal, dis
charged fr-m the arms.
SecCnd-class Private HENRY SCHWARkOPF.
Ordnance Department. Rock Island Arsenal
discharged from the army.
Private EDWARD +. GLAVIN Hospital Corps,
Fcrt Totten. discharged from the amy
Recruit DANIEL KELLY. cavalry, now in con
fncmCut of depct e recruits aud caslals Nlis-
charged without honor from the army ac-
count Of fraudulent enlistment and descrti0n.
Contract Surgeon HENRY F. LINCOLN from
Fort Learenworth % Fort sam Houston.
Lieut. Col JOHN C. GRESHAM Fourteenth Car
alry. and Mai EUGENE T. WILSON. Coast
Ar5ililT Corps. from Army War College 70
proper stations.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13

Boston, Mass, Oct. Fin a ringing
address delivered here late this afternoon
at the convention Of the New England
Posmasters Association, Postmaster
General Meyer announced that he would
earnestly recommend 10 the forthcoming
Congress the establishment Of a postal
savings bank system.
He further declared that he would urge
such an elaboration Of the present pound
package system as would create a highly
satisfactory parcels post system
OF his postal savings bank project he
said.
we desire TO encourage among our
people economy and thrift by the use OF
/ the postal savings bank 10 give them
every opportunity to husband their re-
sources.
The policy Will not be to compete in
any way with the savings banks. but
rather to encourage the habit Of deposit
ing savings. The people that we shall
want to reach are, first. those who have
not the facilities AZ hand for depositing
their money in savings bank, and sec
ondly. the foreign population which is
entering the country in such enormous
numbers, and which is, to a great ex-
/ tent, boarding its surplus earnings.
Faith I'm Government.
The immigrants reach the United
States suspicious Of any private bank
ing institutions, but with absolute faith
in the government We have evidence
of this in the fact that they are buy
| ing postal money orders, payable 10
/ themselves q any time within a year.
( Our object is TO bring hidden money
/ TO light, to instill life into il. and TO
/ lead il again into the channels Of
/ trade for the mutual benefit of labor
/ and capital. and thus add 10 the pros
/ perity throughout the land
| 1t is proposed to bring this money
/ into circulation by asking authority
/ from Congress 10 place the deposits in
| the national banks Of the country. not
merely in a few financial centers. but
+ in the banks OF the district where
( the money has been deposited The
/ department would guarantee the de-
4 posltor ? per cent or 1 per cent, semi
annually. Thus evidence is given 10
/ tEe savings banks that we are not
! in competition with them, and that
| our business would in no wise affect
! their deposits, their rates being usually
/ from to ( per cent"
Plans Parcels Post.
The Postmaster General declared that
the two interests opposing The extension
of parcels post were the express COM
panies and the country retail merchants.
He plans 10 meet one class of objections
by establishing a parcels post on the
rural routes. by which it Will cost a
mail-order house u cents a pound for
! parcels to rural patrons from any city
/ post-office, while the same parcel delivered
/ from the distributing Office of the rural
Toutc or mailed by one patron on a route
/ 10 another, the chargeVwill be but 3 cents
/ for the first pound and cents for each
additional psund up to the limit OF eleven
pounds.
He stated that if Congress furnished
/ the money for wagons and automobiles
/ nc would install q local parcel post de-
/ livery at city free delivery pOst-offices-
/ The department will recommend the
/ printing OF postal notes in small denomi-
nations up 20 $50
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13

The Eton suit is still popular enough to
demand some thought on the part of the
fashion designers. and one Of the latest
Of the approved models is here sketched.
The distinctive feature of the jacket is
the graduated plat extending over the
shoulder in back and front. this being
so arranged as to conceal the seams
necessary for shaping the garment The
sleeve. which is also built on novel lines.
may be made in full or three-quarter
length, as preferred The nine-gored skirt
is made in round length. and. while 1t
fits snugly around the hips. flares mod
ishly at the hem. An inverted plat at
the back supplies additional fullness
where il Is most needed. The suit is
modelled in heliotrope broadcloth, the
braid trimming being of corresponding
color, and the collar and girdle Of pansy
velvet. To model the suit in the medium
size demands yards of material % inches
wide. Five sizes, 30 to 40 inches, bust
measure.
A pattern of this may be obtained by
inclosing 10 cents in stamps and address
ing Pattern Department, The Washington
Herald, 7S4 Fifteenth street northwest,
giving number (26eD and size wanted.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
Law school officers Elected.

George w. Townsend was elected presi-
dent of the postgraduate class OF the
National Law School at a meeting held
in the school hall last night. Other
officers were elected as follows: Vice
president, Clinton r Colvn; recording
secretary, Clarence O. Wood; treasurer,
George B. PTindie; corresponding secre-
tary, c. +. Newton and sergeant-at-aTms,
j.. w. Neale. {. C Redwood, James d.
Carpenter. and J. 3. Carothers were
named as the executive committee. I'M
promptu speeches were made by all the
newly elected officers, and by Treasurer
Prindle. who was unimously elected for
the third time
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
DOESN'T WANT DIADEM.
Not Valuable as work of Art. says
City of Brussels.

Brussels, Oct. 12.-The municipality Of
Brussels, after due consideration, has de-
cided not to purchase the diadem OF the
late Queen Of Belgium. deemfng it insult
ficiently valuable as a work Of art 10
render its retention in the country de-
sirable
This diadem was presented 10 the Queen
by the people Of Belgium on the occasion
Of her silver wedding anniversary. Il
cost $4,000. Together with various other
jewels. souvenirs. SC, belonging to the
late Queen, it has been placed on sale.
the proceeds TO be devoted TO paving the
debts of Princess Louise. one of the
Queens daughters
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
fHWNHfT

No. 1884 John Weaver vs The ToIman Laundry
damages $1,000. Plaintiffs attorney. T. y Hope
we'll.
No. 49si5 Jacob, Karr vs. New York Continental
Jewel Filtration Company and the Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company; dam
ages $4,000. Plaintiffs attorneys, J. A. Maede
and Maddox Galley.
No. 1886 Williams Manufacturing Company vs.
Galen E. Green: appeal. Plaintiffs attomey Bur
ton Macafee.
No. 1891. 4. BOlrgUsrdez rs. Commercial Truch
Company, account, $50 Plaintiffs attorneys, Lee
r. Harlow and W p Barnhart
No. i954s Thomas SOaerTiile Company rs John
A, Power Sons; note, 1885, Y. Plaintiffs attor-
ney, J. Dawson Williams
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
sundar school EIects omcers

At a meeting of the Temple Baptist
Church and congregation October 10. the
Sunday school of the church reported at
its annual meeting, held October 8, the
following officers were unanimously
elected for the ensuing year:
w. A. Bolt. superintendent; Edward +
Fenwiek, assistant superintendent; George
Neibo, secretary; Thomas H. Brock.
treasurer; John l. Bunch. librarian; Miss
Gertrude Deland, pianist
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
servieer Ererr sundnr.

Under the leadership of the Rev.
Enoch Thompson. who has resigned his
position as curate OF the pro-eathedral.
the Chapel Of the Nativity. is now en-
joying services every Sunday morning
ct II o'clock. Workers for this chapel
hope TO begin the erection of a new
building 2 S soon as sufficient funds are
raised. 1t is hoped that the corner
stone. to be laid by Bishop satterlee,
may be put in place December l.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square north of S34-Lewis T. Rufin u James r.
Bundy and Thomas Walker to secure Thomas
A Johnson $3.50, TO q months, per cent;
lot
Holmead Manor-NIsry Jane stacy 20 Charles r.
Benjamin and Roger 7. Mitchell to secure Per
petual Building Association. s. 2C lot -. square
8sG
Square l57-Coneiia Wilkinson 10 Judson T. Gull
And Harry X Ross 10 secuu. Lena Aialnati
$50. 3 years per cent. semi annnaI,y lot g.
same 70 Richard X. HoTner and dson D. Cul
to secure John II. scott 500 ] 20 50 months
Der cent. same property
Rosedale and Isherwood-kafc L. Wright 20 I'd
mund Fitzgerald and John ]. Fcgau 70 secure
Enterprise Serial Building Association $50, lot
6, block O.
Square 7ii-E Elizabeth Nelson % Edaond FITZGERALD
ard Johu j. FegaR. 70 secure Enterprise Serial
building Association, A.ao. lots ls, 80. 49,
Dobhins Addition-Iames Martin ct ux. 10 Wharton
l. Lester and Michael }. Colbert to Secure Va
tional Permanent Building ASSOCIATION 81 30
lots IS 70 s.. block Is. Same 10 Robelt Lee
0'Brien and Alvin II. Belt 10 secure Joseph
fanL A.uo ono year. per cent, seIniannually
same property.
Square l0Ss-Ssrdis D. Washington et ux. 10 John
z. Collins and BENJAMIN Z. Gaskins 20 secure
Edmund r Washington. $50, 20 42 nontbs
6 rer cent. lot g.
Square 6l7-Day;d = Horn TO B. Francis saul ard
Walter T. Hilton. 70 secure Daniel Doody. $500
years, per ceEt semi-annually Tot 80
Mount Pleasant Heights-Lucils Y. Garrett 10 IL D.
Gordon and Robert z. Heater 10 secure Fulton
X trordon, S2.&3.3s 10 l6 months and years
per cent ssmiannuaIly lots 5 and s. square
Square 552-L Heaw Stein ct lax 10 Eldridee T.
Jordan and George r. LinkiEs to secure Npr-
chants and Mechanics Savings Bank 8 gR
year Pcr cent, semi-anuHally lot l65 same 10
Charles " Dsrr ard Julius l. peyser to secure
Charles J. Maker aOs560. 7 10 4s months
without interest. same property.
PARK Niew-Nilliam l. Reed Ct ux 10 b. Francis
Saul snd WaiteF- =. Hilton, 70 secure Harry "
Ellis. $500. years. per cent, semi-aun1rally
lot g. square 50ii same 20 B Francis Saul and
Herbert T. shannon. TO secure Middaugh &
shannon. Inc. S772. monthly payments, 5 per
cent, same property
Square l2i2-Edgar S Kennedy et ux TO Phelan c
Hswn and William A Henderson 10 secure
Emma g. Fraser s. 800. 5 years 5 per cent
semi-anQnally, lots l03 10 1854
West EckingtOn-CaToline VI Morse to Samuel Ross
and Albert F. Fox 10 secure George S. Cooper
SLo0. 10 20 months. per cent. semi-a -annuaIly
lot g. block 2
West EckIngton-William T. Hickerson et TX to
same to secure same, 81 600. 70 81 months. 6
per cent, semi-annualy, lot 66 block Z
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
HORSE STEPS ON HIS HEAD.
Man in ManhOIe Claims Damages
from ImpoIite Equine's Owner.

from ImpoIite Equine's Owner.
Despite the presence, as he claims. of a
large red flag denoting danger. and as Il
signal to be cautious. John Weaver. in
a suit fled yesterday. declares that the
driver Of a wagon. owned by the Tolman
Laundry, drove bis horse into a manhola
on the street where the flag was dis
played.
The complainant did not call this al
legged lack of care on the part of the
driver to the courts attention TO warn
other wagon drivers in the future, but
because, as he states in his petition, he
was occupying the manhole at the time,
and the horses hoofs struck him on the
head, severely and permanently injuring
him, and he therefore asks the court TO
award him $4,000 damages from the laun-
dry company.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
organist for GOODWIN Commandery

At the meeting of Goodwill Command
cry. United Order OF the Golden Cross,
last Wednesday, presided over by Noble
Commander w. Z. Allen, the COM
mandery elected Mrs NJ. S. Alien pianist
and afterward listened to an interesting
address by Mrs AIirella r. Simonds, of
Riverdale, on School Teaching During
the Civil War"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
DAILY COURT RECORD
Saturday, October II, 1ao79

Walker ct u1. TO Hens c. Stein. lot lss. square
So Sa
Park View-Siiddaugh & Shannon. Inc. to William
]. and Ills g Reed BOT 81. square 3aii SO
Columbia HeigE's-Chsries 5 Abbey et ux- TO
Emily J. Wilkins. lot g. block 3 So
West Eckington-Georgc 5 Cooper ct ux. 20
Caroline NJ Morse, lot g. block Z, $40. Same 70
William T. Hickerson lot 66. block 7, SO
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
Gridiron Club Dinner December :

The October meeting of the Gridiron
Club was held yesterday in the rooms of
the Associated Press It was voted to
hold the first dinner Of the season on
saturday 'evening, December Z, at the
Ne= Willard
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
EauItv Suits

No. Hi07. Rebecca Wignalt Pyies vs.. Julius E.
Pyles; divorce. Ccmplainant's solicitor P 4. Bow
en- j.
No. ZT4oS Sampson p. Bayly. IT.. vs. Mary l..
Turner to substitute trustee Complainant solici-
tor Nelson Wilson
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
NOvEuENTS OF vESsELsThe
Gen. ron BueIow Dead.

Potsdam, Germany, Oct. 12.-Gen. Adolf
Won Buelow. the imperial adjutant died
to-day Of heart failure. The wife Of the
general died on October 8.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
Circnit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Assignment for Monday. October la.l9N
No q Wesley Church Chesapeake and Pto-
mac Telephone Company. Attorneys. Clinkscales,
Scott & Stewart VeFthington, Head & Frailey.
No. &C. owen vs. Washington Railway and Elec-
tric Company. Attorneys. 3icNeilI 4 McNeill-J J.
Darlington.
No III AIo-eland rs Brosnsn. Attorneys. ". J.
Lambert-H. E. Davis
No. l3S Goldsby vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys, J. Med. Darlington
and Hayden Johnson-J J. Darlington.
No. 49, Wright vs. Croker. Attorneys, Mcneil
q McNeill-J. h. Archer. il.
No. a. Dale vs.. Shafer. Attorneys. Z. S. Bailey
&C. ]. F. Graf.
No. s. Davis rs. Anacostia and Potomac Railroad
Company Attorneys. W. g. Gardiner and E. n
H0pewell-J. J. Darlington.
No. 10. Dale vs.. Shafer. Attorneys, Z. S. Bailey
C. J. F. Graf.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
Pageants Overdone.

London, Oct l2.-The Chester town
council yesterday rejected a proposal to
hold a pageant next year. It was stated
that pageants wer4S lready overdone.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
Criminal Court No. 2.

United States Felix Keppler7 czrnal knowledge
bench warrant returned cepi: defendant released on
deposit Of 500 in lieu Of bail
Assignment
United States vs.. James Shackelford
United States rs. Frank Ford
United States William l. Morgan.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
Naval orders.

Rear Admiral A r COUDEN. additional duty as
president Joint army and navy heard 10 consider
present specifications for manufacture and test
Ct sGokeless powders for army and uavy
Lieut. ". NJ FALCONER, detached Illinois. to
navy yard, Washington
Midshipman F. Z. GROSS. detached Illinois; home,
wait orders. Resignation accepted TO take ef-
feet November Is
Assistant Surgeon H. L. DOLLARD. detached Ma
val Hospital Newport % Rhode Island.
Assistant Surgeon H. 2 HULL 20 Naval Hospital.
Newport.
Boatsuain W. E. lMATo. detached Indiana. to
Naval Training Station. Newport.
Boatswsin ". \. THOMPSON. discharged Naval
Hospital PHILADELPHIA to Indiana.
Warrant Aiachinist F. p MUGAN detached navy
yard Bostcn. to Missouri.
Warrant Machinist T. ]. McALLISTER. detached
Missouri; home.
Warrant 91achinist ". J. CLANCY. detached Ken
tucEy home wait orders
Warrant Nachnist \. ANSCHUETZ. from Naval
Hosriial New York; KENTUCKY.
Paymastcr-s Clerk T. GREGORY. appointed for
duty on naval station. Charleston.
Paymaster's Clerk \ L. DAVIES. appointed for
duty On naval station, Port Royal.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS-The following move
mCnts Of vessels have been reported TO the Bu-
rgau Of Navigation:
Arriyed-Ociober H. Des 8loines. az Boston; Han
nibl. at Portsmouth, y. H; Marietta and
Yaukton. at navy yard. New YORK Yorktown. at
Mare Island.
Sailed-OctQber Il, Lebanon and Newport, from
Portsmouth. y H. for navy yard, New York
AlarCeilUs. from Cape Cod Bay for Portsmouth.
y H. Minnesota from Cape Cod Bay for New
pert Yankt0n. from New London for navy yard
New YORK; Yosktown. from San Francisco for
Mare Island. October Z, Justin. from Cavite for
Guam.
Lebanon is towing Newport.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-13
Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of James NeByide StenbeI; petition to
surrender securities filed Attorney. Benjamin Car
ter