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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-03-21
Teachers Rxamin alton.

IN, ,lbidLu ,"uuty Bos rd of School Ex-
miu'rs hereby pives motto that examtna-
: vps OF applicants for certificates will take
piact Ia the Washington school Building,
tillsboro. on the drst Saturday of each
month.
Patterson examinations will be held on
she ihird saturday Of April and on the Sec
pno Saturday Of May. .tt
Examinations for High Scnooi and Speciaa
'ertihcates will be held on tie iirst saturday
II September, December March and June.
AZ prescribed by law the fees for Teachers
examination will be 10 cents, while the Pat
'erson examination no fee is charged.
r.. =. TOE, pres,
II. B GALLIETT,
d. 7. HTsER, Clerk.
board of Examiners.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
GnlbsrtiOn, Mont

st glaoeli5t ylptalr tilpniiss
Reoaftersn Og ane 8laoeis aeiers!
9st er M lange itoea, At ri bar
let noget ira oisie &unier, iau tom
jag I'll at tante paa at ifriDe liOt
5er ira for at ri itte ital bli0s for
glemte. 9i bar BAIT mesen Sne
Der / Qinter. Oe game Settlers,
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e. 10 6aarot for osm. iom bar man7
ge areaturer, Oa Be bar Ooret
pant iii at gad uOe bsle 9intsren
.uoen al bliDs Jet sFter. og nu, IA
Ger er faa megen Sne. ifdl De 10
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
are0sme6c.

Qort6 0atota arsos al r0sn fot=
eneoe airte" af5oloer. ON Ga0 Oil,
TT 6ordursmeas / 1rinitatis BE.
niqbeo Deo aenmare. g. .. ira Den
rs. 7yebr. til Den 3. 4larts 1907.
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mi00ag Sen %. Jsbr. ST. 1O1a.
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ni0oag 81. 3.
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II. aomms Dit R.ge (0lsnig6ss
osns).
ungOOmsmsa esaoas efisrmiO-
bag.
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sr itor, % 81 AR uaoerfulOs 5ing,
Gu alene er SUB" (SaIme So. 10.
guo giDe, at bette na erfares At
mango unosr Meoet.
g. 81. Iielien. 9 30. 9stsrien,
Sefret4r. arsSsform.
8 6enholo til oosnftddenoe
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cs | n9pnts Ms0e.
Aom iaa ri mdagel @uoi
Born. tom meo 9sn ON rig Bel
fgneliel
9ilrsiienos heoss aelOs fig BE-.
sinneliq 5io til unoertegnsoe.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01

ages 6iam Os fpores Der. 1ler
u oett, TRIES, Ter ost I'D til, at D.
i te1afne iJennem u0sn me3e.
lab. 8dniterne Ger far 10 l..
IA mango 8reataret. q Sc ba0o.
9sQer lite nolet pa1 at Oeres
aaloe gaa uoe, Iaa Dc par 6eiaoe.
al. At 9interen tom.
siosn foite @aa5. ie3 Itreo, 6d
.oi fact ftere DANTE Der til. % De.
Ter no til, at Der bill blioe en- itoi
3%ititremnine at DANTE iii 5oraa-
ret. Ser / oenne aoloni. nermeiI
REQ 9pen @ul6ertion. Utont. fur
en0m Fin0es no9en g6laims", o. Dc.
.er o9Ta1 nosen improvements
.Tom tan tebes biai8i. ial en- De-
.er 9aposmGno, ION bill bare Il.
5omsite1o", ~Iaa tan BET ea0asI
Taas Der Bette Settlement. Slul-
De Der oRre nogen 0aniter eilsg
fere, Iom oil trbe 9dno. iad er 9et
.li9e / Utfoten at 0si DANTE Sett.e.
meut en- Section StolelanO. Tom
ian fp6es ira Staten montana To-
10 Dollar per aere. q 0et er e
tint StDtte 9an0 @fter min 0le
nina er oct p9ro 10 Dollars per
'Atre. Dtt fan fa1s paa 10 9ars
.afIetalin9.
vi baooe osn 8i9oe De isrts
'813e At oct npe 2lar al bdoe PlItor
.greoe Sobanien al Quoubon, "a
ibl1n0t ps. 6dn bolot Wleoe Der
'uN p11 aanost. bolot ogIaa Uis0e
! gren gulbertion, Don't. FOR Dam
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|9dnoet (o9 en- aomite uon9Oni, bt.
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|g. Rielien % Gam 5. 5rpblingl
at prqot pla at faa 10 Qcrss Cam
til STRIFE os Praite9aaro. Pditoi
|greSe SobanIen nfileo" ogiaa pa
en- v6omefedO" en- Z nil fra gpen
Gul6ert7or. o. ban tilbso os, a
61n bilos gioe os 10 4cres al bans
9ano til airte= % prGitegddro
Ulen oa aomitesn life bar pare
Iiammen enonu, ida er Der life BIZ
Ten noeet beItent. men 9aitor 81.
h1nlen itdl baoe mango Sat foi
3ilbuoet. ga. idd oil ri 10 Ia
|QaTter Sobanien ibIanot os til 5or.
I%oaret, o. ri gIeosr os OgIaa d0'.
Iamnen ooer. al Ri ian faa ida0ali
en- Man0 Iom qaitor SObanisr
|i6lanot os. 6iffen til ale 8laoet:
eafere.
Sam s. 6rpsGtnq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
Dopheo. Fan life helbreoes

och. toiaIe Uiibler. ba be ne fan naa ben anarsbue se.
al orei. Ctr er fin en- Wlaahe al fureu gsuheb. o.
bet er BIB fonftiiuiionele Wsiblsr. gephsb foraariaaf
uen en- bsluubt Iiiftano al zImbiabtn bet e~ufaeatife
Hsr. yla1r bette Ser bliper .asamerct III srler 81 az
rinileHoe epo eler taar en- oaarlig osrfiis. : "aar bfa
hiner belt laffti. er Esohtb ;sslasn. Oh mfb mtntfs
yetanbelieH ian fl1rHes. % bttie 9sr o%ifraioes fn
noruaie Eilitanb. BIT osrelfeH b2rt s6elaQi FOX hfass
~ no az Il {liRloe treinialoes BED Aatat.h h.f & ~
tel ouhfi fno en- bet0nbi IiIii0ub al Gun 5inbtrrf.
VI hi qiue ti ~bunorebe Dollars for efIufrf IilaIei
At Isphfo doraariaqet at aatarrI). ION iie ian fnre
res flee Hallis Cstarrh Cure. Sfrie sfter girfnfart
trlt r. q. gbeufp2 90. Sojsbe =
~ SaIsss bos apOtbstere. 75c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
Slair9febr.

Ga If 81 0d lfot 8lg.oe. ) Ills
baas QSorges regitrereoe Re~3sria35
9ermometeret Il 9ruoer UNDER 4ai,
Foritaar ri. @nfelte aHoge Wlor5enes
e. Sermometre. gaast unOer gtal,
nen after bur ri roget m0oerat
geir. SUN Gu. 1 59aae Sne a1s
ri bait. Den tao 4 6roit bar
cog qiort. at Der in5sa Rungei BIZ
DER paa IS I 4lr. D feite Sion
aas6uie er not aaepsoe fDDote.
g}r. 5. 8. oem5aIe tt Kit
iii OMAHA. 0ans pfoits Sen, Der
par 5ormdno i En- SsforretHins
oerne0e. TOM ulpffeli5 II 9ase for
ct Par Dage iboen 9so 5sinrIa5s
nina. 6an rom / alsnms I Stdttsn,
bOor Sisn 6eiies o.. Bier tlsmt
Ftjel.
Are you thinking of chang
ing your location? Why not
come to the Danish Colony,
Reedley, California For in
formation write,
ILLINOIS, Iowa * CALIFORNIA
LAND COMPANY,
Reedley. Calf.
Ott, Ri / iioite 1tss ~fOrtalte ON
ben ~fatOlte Strife, pszIer life. 9st
rar en- gammel 4p6eo, ION
IN al gpens 9laos laoOs tost Op.
Der tales ON, q. Der Ital az
Iesses en- r@as plan" Der ! 8psn,
farlfg for aettenbrug ON SOmaes
rem i SteOet for at eruge Sasolins
-Suno5eostilitdnoen bar ouret
tet upaatlagsli5 ber, Dog bar pt5e
grip g~rdierei femme. iemt ] Den
fioIte 5iO.
S Guar tfbte Niartin goulisn
en- 50 9(crss 5arm p1a autttonen
5er paa 8aosn. De- e W1el0 5dr
men en- 3 4 s U1pl RorSosIt for
gpsn. griIen oar So pr. Qtrs. I'll
Gpfte mso 61roe5snl
Are you interested in the
Danish Colony at Reedley. Cal
iforniar If so write,
ILLINOIS. Iowa * CALIFORNIA
LAND COMPANY.
Reedley, Calf.
5 5irsoags ton 9aitor Sps
tolm Der til gpsn Foe at 6efsge fin
Spn qlbert paa Sfobsa. 5 Onsoags
fuI5tes iaa ban o. aeOatteren 40
iii @ouncil glufs. aoor Der ium=
men med ?. g9isTansmp0e ftufae
6ofoss 5or5aaofinssrao Al gea-
fions- o9 Gntetasiens 9eitprslis
iummen med en- aomite, ION 5leo
oalg. unoer 4arsneat.
Would you like to locate in
the Danish Colony at Reedley,
California; If.so write,
ILLINOIS, Iowa * CALIFORNIA
LAND COMPANY.
Reedley, Calf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-01
6uOstlsneiter.
5 :

9tafr, Re6r.
Gu0steneIie 9oer SenOug Ger
niooag ST.. 1012.
s~snoa5sTtole 4oer Sauoa9 5ors
miS0aa ST. 6 / airfeus 9aiemsni.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
SUPREME COURT.
By Mr.. J0eaice NlO0rO~..

By Mr.. J00l1Ce MO09Oes.
Octave Darby ct al, vs., Albert
Emmer-In re Octave Darby ct al,
applying for certiorari and prohi-
b,tiop-The State of Louisiana has
seen fit to provide that Its land
shall be sold under certain pre-
scrlbed conditions, by the Regis
ter Of the Land Office, but It has'
further provided that the deci-
sions Of that officer may be review.
ed by the courts, and when the Re-
g;ster, after hearing, has rende,ed
his judgment in particular case,
rejectiDgthe claim Of one spplican:
and allowing the contestant to en-
ter the land. and there IL nothing
left between the parties to the
contest for him to decide. the ap-
peal lies, and, of necessity, car.
vies With It the questions, inteslo
caiosy = Otherwise, which msy
haxe be6n raised adarine ths triat
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
RROSSARD-RHYMES

At the home of the brides par
ents, at Cade Station, on Thurs.
day, Feb'y II, 1907, Miss Annie
Broussard, the charming and ac-
complished daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Aladdin BrOussard will be
given in marriage to Mr.. Fred II.
Rhymes a prominent young and
successful business man Of st.
Mar tin,ville. After the ceremony,
which will take place in the fore
noon the briday couple will leave
for North Louisiana on visit to
the family Of the groom The Ibe.
ran joins the rice thrOwArs.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
Gard Of Thanks.

NEW IBERIA, Feb 8, 1907.
Whereas, having recently lost
our Church building by fire, and.
Whereas, the Congregation Of
Gates Of Prayer have rendered
uS the free use Of their Syna.
gogue until our building shall
have been repaired. Therefore.
l<e it Resolved: That the Sun
day School Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, of New
Iberia Charge, Crowley District,
d" hereby express their hearty ap-
probation and extend their sincere
thanks to our Hebrew Brethren of
the Congregation of the GATES Of
Prayer" for the Christian sym
patby and brotherly kindness
shown to Us in our hour of calami-
". 0
BE it Further Resolved: That a
copy Of these resolutions be pub
lished IN the lberian and the
Weekly Enterprise, Daily Leader,
aud also in the New Orleans Chris.
tian Advocate, in order that our
friends, here and throughout the
State, may know that their kind.
ness ls appreciated.
n. /. METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
THE MISSING NUMBERS.
How 1t Happens That the rlilk Samp.
les are not Numbered
Consecutively.

1t has been a matter Of cOnsi
derabe comment with the people
of this town that certain mum
bers were apparently missing in
the report of the Analys. on the
samples Of mix orwarded to
him for examination. The miss
ing numbers are y Is, and 10
The fact that these numbers are
missing has led some to believe
that as many samples were not
reported on.
There were only 10 samples ia
ken from ~ many dairYmen and a
report was returned upon each,
AZ published. The missing NUN
hers came about in this manner:
A number Of prepared bottles
W.T.. received from the analyst
Those bottles were labeled and
numbered. A part Of the lot Of
bottles were turned over to Mr.. Yea
zey acting Chief Of Police, while
Mr.. Barrow, acting Secretary
Board Of Health, took the others.
Then operating IN different parts
"f the city, taking the samples
If milk, they did 40 without ,e
gard to the serial number on the
bottle they used in each indivi-
dual case. It happened that bot
tie No. was not used when the
first lot OF samples was taken.
The mode Of procedure was
adopted in the taking Of the sec
Ond 10. Of samples, and bottles
numerec Is and l9 were not used.
This accounts for the missing
in the report Of the ana
lyst.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
GULF STREAM IS
NOW ALTERED
Important Observations Of Capt
Soley to Be Embraced in New
Map Of Hydrograph Office.
FIXES LOCATION or
SEA OF OIL IN GULF
200 Miles of LOUISIANA Coast and
Directly South Of Mouth Of the
Atchafalaya-A Strange Phe
n0mena.

Through the observations OF
Captain Jno. G. SoIey, in charge
Of the Gulf Division Of the Hy
geographic Office, with head
quarters IN New Orleans, discov
cries have been made in con
nectiOn with the currents Of the
Cult Of Mexico which will alter
the map Of that vast body of wa
ter.
The photographic Office will
print on February ! q map Of the
gulf, showing that the gulf stream
follows different route from that
now indicated on the maps, and
revealing u number Of phenomena
apparent there. THIS will be sup
plemented by an III tlcle from Cap
tain Soley in which he will show
how his observations were reach.
ed and what the facts disclosed
mean.
According to Captain Solry's
diagram, the Gulf Stream makes
almost a complete circle skirting
the Northern shore line Of South
America, the Central American,
Mexican and the Southern States
coasts. There is a decided varia.
tiOn from the position now ascrlb-
0d to this stream.
Captain Solely has also fixed
the exact location of sea of Oi,
in the Gulf Of Mexico. This
strange phenomena is apparent
about two hundreds miles off
the Louisiana coast. directly
South of the mouth of the Atclla-
falaya. To a depth Of about three
feet large portion Of the water
,s covered with this oil, but the
source of it's existence has not
been discovered.
Another freak Of nature that
will he indicated on the new map
will be what is known as the In
land Sea, off the Florida coast.
The currents Of the Gulf, it has
been found, makes All eddy hun
dreds of square miles in area
and this water is entirely different !!
10 color and quality from that Of
The Gulf proper. It is called dead |
water and MesreI, flotsam aud
jetsam of the ocean il there wash
ed aud remains.
1t is said that the work Of Cap
Tain Solely III revealing these facts,
many Of which were hitherto
known, will be recorded as among
The most important discoveries
sver made BY the photographic
,ffice. Through his observations
reflections iu the Gulf currents
:an he predicted for three months
Ihead.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09

:sOuida once asked MIR. Chas.
Reade wha: would be q good name
to give her new pet dog. The
illuslriOus author Answered, s'TOn.
ic" for It is sure to be a mixture
If bark steal, and whine"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
IBERIA Building
ASSOCIATION
The Board Of Directors Met and
Sold Money, Approved Loans,
Reorganlzed, and Elected the
Officers.
Practically all the Old Officers Re
turned to their Former Places.

I The Board Of Directors Of the
Iberia Building Association held
a busy session on Wednesday eve
ming. All the directors of 1906
were reelected at Stockholders
meeting on January 18th, and the
board should have reorganized on
the evening Of the 10th, but mat
ters. over which the hoard had no
control, inter vened, deferriDg the
organization till the first regular
meeting in February.
The Secreta.y's report showed
that 73 shares Of stock had been
sold in the current series, opened
January lst, since the last regular
meeting, making a total Of ~
shares sold in this series to date
One share OF Paid-up Stock bad
be issued.
At the sale OF mouey the follow
ing stockholders were the su cess
ful bidders:
Matthew W. Smith, of Jeaperette,
on 4 shares, $500, at 81 per cent
Mary Waters, city. on 9 shares,
s4OO, at q per cent
Glen. Barthe, city, on two shares
$500, at - per cent.
The Board then examined and
approved the following appl,ca
tiOns for loans:
} J. I.amperez, 5000 to be
secured by an improved property
on Zane st., this city, to be further
improved.
Mrs. Laura A. Ewing, $500 on
an unimprOyed lot on Julia street
this city, upon which is to he erect
ed a residence.
Mrs. J. r. Blanchet, 5000 on A..
imp roved property on s.. Peters
street.
After approving bills, the board
went into reorganization, resnlt
ing as follows:
Il. f. Millard was reelected Pre-
siden', thus entering upon his six
teenth year in that Office H.
vas first elected to that office IL
1892, succeed ing Cap,. Il. 4
Pharr.
w. j. Burke, Vice President
G. G.. I.aughlln, President pro
EN-.
W. G. Weeks, Secretary a. posi-
ion that he has held since 1888
Jn0 BrOussard, Expert
Appraisemrnt Committee: in"
Broassard, g. Z. i.augh'in and
.azard King.
Ed. Boyle, Sr, Auditor.
f. 7. Weeks, Notary.
Geo. NJ. Kohertsen's agency .Sa>
designated as the official Insus
'nce Agency.
The repositories Of the Ass ocia
ion, renamed unchanged: The
'oople's Natl Bank of New Iberia,
rhe Citizens Bank Of Jeanerette,
md The State Bank of Jeanerette
Tue rate of interest on paid-up
't0ck was fixed at : per cent for
9O7.
The report Of the maturing of
3eries 43 was submitted and ap
proved. In paying off the stock
,olders in this series the Ass0cia
ion will pay out $4,000 besides
,,v,ng titles to $92M worth Of
During this year, 1907,
he Association will pay out on
maturing stock about 100000
he largest payment ever made
q one year.
The Twentieth annual State
nents are now ready for distribu
ion and copies may be had by ap
lying to the Secretary at the office
t the Association. 1
;'Ouida once asked MIR. Chas.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09

Iron ore has been struck at
Pineville in 4 prospect hole, at a
depth Of 1860 feet.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-09
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February weather.

February. s0far as weather con-
ditions are concerned, IL worse
than tickle. It is cratic and nm
certain. Last Monday morning
the weather played with both The
thermometer and barometer in
such a way as to keep every one
guessing. Well into the week the
weather had not settled.
In 1895 was experienced one lSi
Of the most remarkable spells Of
weather ever known in Louisiana
a. the following record will illus
tate:
reb'y s $50 p %. GS degrees.
/" Z 900 q. m. 19 s
/" 8 700 IL
= II 600 ;. Sao~iLg
/" 10 100 " Snow 13 in. deep
From the shove, We see tha; the
mercury fell 49 degrees in less
than Is hours; that . summer At.
ternoon was changed into q win
ter morning.
Winters SHOWS. o. Summers
blossoms are possible in February
The Washington times., 1907-11-30
First Dinner of Season at White House
ENTERTAIN AT
FIRST DINNER

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
were hosts last evening at the first
large dinner they have given this sea-
son. when they invited a company Of
twenty-six to meet the President Of
Panama and Nine. de Amador.
Dinner was served I'm the state dining
room. and the table was effectively dec
Grated with pink begonias and white
carnations. and the handsome gold ser
vice was used. Mrs. Roosevelts cos
tune was a handsome blue brocade-
Invited to meet the guests of honor
we're: The Secretary Of State and Mrs
Root. the Acting Secretary of War and
Mrs. Oliver. the Charge d'Affaires OF
Panama, Representative James A.
Tawney, Representative George w
Taylor. Representative and Mrs. Long
worth. Representative William B. Nc
Kinley, the Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. Bacon, Rear Admiral
Evans. Major General and Mrs. Bell,
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Howe,
Major Diclzman, Mr.. and Mrs Pincnot
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Hobson,
Miss Tuckerman, Miss Emmett, Lieu
tenant Commander and Mrs. Sims.
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. How're
are guests at the White House.
Following the dinner a reception was
held at 10 o'clock to which a large num-
Der Of additional guests were invited.
The Marine Band, which played during
the dinner, also played throughout the
evening for the reception. A collation.
was served in the state dining room.
Nine Amador wore a handsome COS
tune Of black satin
Mrs. Root, white satin; Mrs. Metcalf,
a white Oriental crepe with garni-
ture of embroidery in a design OF au-
tumn leaves between bands of black
velvet; Mrs. Straus, in black velvet with
a dog collar OF pearls; Baroness Hen
gelmuller, wife of the Austrian ambas-
sadOr, a princess gown of lemon-col-
ored satin; Baroness Won SternberS.
wife Of the German ambassador, black
velvet with white lace: Nine Creel, wife
of the Mexican ambassador, delicate
blue satin with white lace; Nine. van
Swinderen, wife Of the Netherlands
minister. cream satin: Madame Leger,
wife OF the Haitian minister, black lace;
Mrs. Longworth, white brocaded satin,
silver Oriental iewelry; Mrs. Marsh, pale
blue crepe de chine; Mrs. Sewall white
lace, and Mrs. Edward Robinson, their
house guest. white lace; Mrs. J. Frank
lin Bell. white silk with pearl orna-
ments; Mrs. Oliver, white satin; Miss
Hagner black velvet with lace Mrs.
Sims. black lace over white; Mrs. Van
Rensselaer, Cruger, black velvet; Mrs.
Beekman Winthrop. mauve velvet with
touches OF darker velvet.
The Washington times., 1907-11-30
LABOR PAID $47,96
At The NAVY YARD

It IS shown in the ANNUAL report OF
Rear Admiral c. W. Rae, chief Of the
Bureau of Steam Engineering, that the
Washington Navy received an unusual
~ large share Of the expenditures Of
the Department Of Steam Engineering
FOR the fiscal year ended June 20.
For labor alone, 81, $50 were expended.
and S17179 for material. or the total
of $50. lS9 more than $4,000 was eXpeid-
ed in repairs TO the Presidents yacht,
the MayfiOwer the dispatch boat Dol
Dhin. the National Guard Training
ships, Puritan aud Oneida, and the
several naval tugs stationed at the
yard.
The remaining S. 900 was expended for
civil establishment, office expenses, and
the care Of and repair Of the yard
steam launches.
The Washington times., 1907-11-30
TAFT IS GUARDED
FROM TERRORISTS
Russian Soldiers Investi-
gate RumorS of Plots to
Stay Secretary.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 3o-The
Gar himself will not be more care
fully guarded than Secretary Taft when
he arrives in St Petersburg Tuesday.
The secret police have reported half
dozen terrorists' plots against him.
Though they are probably all without
foundation, the authorities are running
no risks.
A strong military guard will meet
MIN at the railroad station, and while
he remains on Russian soil he will not
be for an instant out OF sight or
soldiers and secret police.
A rigid investigation is being made
OF the rumored plot 10 blow I'D the
Secretary's train west OF Ufa last night,
as a result Of which hfty soldiers are
stin accompanying the party OF tour
lists, riGing In the corridors and vesti-
bules OF the cars.
The Washington times., 1907-11-30
LIEUT.. WILSON RESIGNS
FROM TWENTIETH INFANTRY

President Roosevelt has accepted the
resignation OF First Lieut.. Alfred McC.
Wilson. as an officer Of the army, to
take effect December ..
Lieutenant Wilson was appointed to
the Military Academy IRON Pennsyl-
vania, his native State, In June 1895.
Upon his graduation in April, 1899 he
was commissioned second B-utenan. OF
the Twentieth Infantry. N February.
1901, he was made a first ilSJtenanl and
transferred TO the Tweni y-5iXth In
fantry, but a few month";, thereafter.
transferred back % his old regiment
The Washington times., 1907-11-30
OPEN TO ATTACK.

Neglect Of even an ordinary
cough or cold is apt to leave the
lungs sore and especially suscept-
ible to bronchial affections. To
break up a cold quickly and cure
any cough that is durable there Is
nothing more effective than a mix
ture of one-half ounce of VIRGIN
oil of Pine. with two ounces Of
glyeerine and half-pint Of good
whisky. Take a teaspoOuful every
four hours. Five ounces Of TING
ture Ctnchona compound can be
used instead Of whisky with the
same result.
The ingredients for this mixture
are not expensive and can be pur-
chased at any good drug store.
II will always be found more sat
isfactory. however, TO purchase
each separately and mix them at
home. Virgin Oil OF Pine IS a pure
compound. guaranteed by the man
ufacturers under the Food and
Drugs Act. Serial No. s51. and is
prepared only In the laboratories
Of the Leach Chemical Co, Cincin-
natl, O., being put up, for dispens-
ing only in half-Ounce Walls, each
vial securely sealed IN a round
wooden case.
The Washington times., 1907-11-30
FLEES FROM CUSTODY,
PRISONER RECAPTURED

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Nov. 30
After hard struggle in his father s
home here, Detectives Cast and Doyle
today arrested Alexander Keystopek.
wanted by the Steubenvllle. ohio, au-
thorities on 2 charge OF assault With
intent 20 Kill.
Keystopek made a sensational escape
from the Steubenville court room about
three weeks ago. While the jury was
celebrating his case he darted through
the halls and down a stairway.
The Washington times., 1907-11-30
VIZ TAKE BAR EXAMINATION.

The time lint in which to file applica-
lions for the Examinations TO be held by
the District Bar Association, December
), s. and Z. for admission TO the District
Supreme CourI closed today. The eN-
aminatiOns viii Oe held IN the law
school Of Georgetown University. Sixty
five applications have been filed for the
examinations.
The Washington times., 1907-11-30
Senator and Mrs. Depew Retura.

Senator and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew,
of New York, returned to Washington
last evening. Senator Depews niece,
Miss Paulding, who has spent the season
in Washington for several years, is ex-
pected TO join them here the end of
December.