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The Washington herald., 1907-01-23
ENTERS PLEA FOR SKATERS
Supt. Chancellor FavOrs Use Of the
Sidewalks by Children.
Says There Are Few ether Places for
Necessary Outdoor Rec
reSti0n.

Supt OF Schools William Z. Chancellor
yesterday submitted his views ON tho
rolier-skatins question 20 the Commits
sioners, before whom the citizens viii, 10
day. have ara opportunity Of expressing
their views on the subject Dr. chan
coilor says.
Il find that iu this thickly bullt-up oity
the children are deprived OF space to play
aud not only in their yards, but in many
instances. in The school yards, which are
very small I am interested as "a parent
of four children, who are forced 20 gCJ
their recreation partly on the sidewalks
II the children are driven from the side
walks 20 the street, they are endangered
greatly
II venture therefore. very respectfully
to suggest that iu drawing up an
ordinance YOU may adopt the principle of
discrimination For example, il may seem
that tine children may bee allowed -
skate ora the sidewalks of parks and
circles, and possibly on some OF tLe less
Irequeuted residence streets.
"rEe boys and girls OF the cities are
deprived OF the fields n which most Of us
were brought Up so happily and it seems
20 me that we should not make life harder
for them than is absolutely necessary for
their safety. ON the other hand, 4 recps-
uiz- freely that on the frequeutaI
th1r0ugufares the activities of the chile
dreu are dangerous. not Only 10 Them
selves. but also 10 ordinary wayfdrers.
zone form OF roller skating should 1c
prohibited. undoubtedly. and that is the
c0astlng down such hills as the -Four
teeuth street hin In the street ] beg
leave o. say that I hope YOU win under
stand how much 7 am personally inter
csted ana why Z therefore, venture 20
make these suggestions"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23
THINK DAMAGES TOO LOW.
Property Owners Protest Against
AppraiscmentS.

The appraisement Of damages result
in- to property on the south side Of
Massachusetts avenue, between Eorth
Capitol street and New Jersey avenue
by reason of the change Of grade in
making street connections with the
new union station. was yesterday sub
mittcd TO the Commissioners by Cor
porauon Counsel r, H. Thomas.
Tie damages. which amount to $3.50.
ere considered too low by thOCpartios
Interested and number OF protests
nave been fled with thc Commissioners
The finding OF the jury If appraisemeut
which consisted Of c. 4. Baker. George
w. Moss. and George Spransy. was yes
rerday approved by the Commissioners,
and the corporation counsel has been
instructed 10 have the same confirmed
in court
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23
WILL TRY CARDOZ0 TODAY.

Francis /. Cardozo viii to-day face ia,
charges preferred against him by ASST
Supt of High Schools Montgomery. TlJ
board OF education. the court. viii meet
az O'Clock this afternoon for the especial
purpose OF conducting The trial Boll
sides declare themselves 30 readiness
Stuart McNamara viii conduct the cas-.
for the board. which viii undoubtedly
have FUN membership present. and Car
dozo VIII be on hand with his two att
torneys. Henry r. Davis and James cobb
Il is expected that "a finding vii! bc had
before adjournment, as both sides have
announced that they are willing 70 stay
to a finish.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23
LOCAL MENTION.


Columbia-0tis Skinner in "The Duc. SIS p N.
BeIas1o-L-w Fields and comfang. in About
Town. 2I5 and Sis %. H.
New Natanai-tirace George. in 'Cl1thes." zI5
and SIS 81. m
Chase Polite Vaudeville. 2.l5 and sI5 p. m.
Maiestc-"A Message from Mars 2l5 and Sis
p. m-g
Acadcug-'secre Of the Police SIS p m.
New Lyceum- Tig.r Lilies" burIaslue. Els
and s. 80 p. M
Masonic Tenple-Fouluy and Pigeon Show. from
Q e. M until u D. IN.
Convention Ha1-Eougr sEstiug-morniug. after
noon. night.
Carroll Institute Hau-"The Rector and musical
programme for benefit Of Episcopal Eye. Ear. and
Throat Hospital
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23
POULTRY SHOW OPEN
Attracts Crowd Of FanciepS
to Masonic Temple.
FINE FEATHERS ON DISPLAY
Columbia Poultry and Pigeon AHNo-
ciauion's ANIMAL Exhibition Prom
Uses so Surpass All Previous Ones.
Entries Number over 2.O0O-JudgeS
husy Awarding Premiums.

Chickens are Matched while YOU wait at
the show which opened yesterday morn
ing . Masonic Temple Under the auspices
cl the Columbia Poultry and Pigeon A.
saciati7E But the trusty old ben has
nothing 20 DO with the arrangements.
Man, science, and incubators have ac-
compIished the task for the benefit Of the
public Il has been so arranged that
chickens viii De hatched within plain
view every day during the exhibit.
The show promises 20 be the most sue
eessful that has ever been held in Wash
ington. The attendance yesterday was
large and the exhibits are more numerous
than ever before. The display viii con
unue until Saturday night. Everything In
the domesticated fowl line that has wings
is TO DE seen iu the cages. There is the
turkey go5bler. as big and as proud as
ever strutted about a barnyard. Only a
few feet away are the tiny canaries, so
small that one has to look closely 20 see
f. them. Altogether there are $3.50 members
of the feathcred tribe in the big halI az
Ninth and r streets. Each of the differ
emf exhibits has been catalogued for the
convenience Of the fanciers and others
Interested
Immediately after the show opened yes
tcrday the judges began their task which
VIII continue several days. Several hun
bred premiums were awarded yesterday.
The list of judses IS as follows: T. +.
McGrew. A. j.. Brown, Joseph +. Bard
ron. George O. Brown. Z. c Duffy. ".
+. Dismsr. f.. +. Graham, c. Hugh Duffy.
Philip Grouse. and Nelson r. Wood.
Parrots and Canaries.
A feature Of the show is the display Of
canaries These little birds are to be
judged and AN expert has been selected 70
award the premiums according 10 the
singing qualities az each pet This dis
play also includes several parrots and a
pair of golden pdrrakeets the first that
have ever been on exhibition in this city.
PEeasants. pc5cocks. and various other
fowls go to make no the show. each or the
exhibits being as fine a specimen as ever
took part u 81 show OF this kind
in the pigeon room there is so much
cooling chat conversation Is almost inn
possible. There are big pOutcr pigeons
and small ones. some pretty and proud.
ana otIels --lAt.' loohI"s' P"' III i-''-''s
instances lAe Lsis pigeons 'i tiie mos
tdiaaale ii'ih 'N1 Fis"po-l- 90 It la4''''i'
on '.il7 are plo-''i-.'-1 ti'-o's ~, -
l-''i-' -S @-t I'ellg i1,'l,.9 j',','''i, -
'.a- i'is5' "1'-'-S anu "a .''a o'-.-i7' -
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'A.'l"lli'A .-iil nus 1911 % nt. i-e
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nave "'9"' '''l'7 '' ''' anu
chickens HOLD stage
The main han is devoted 90 display Of
chickens. The Urfurfp7I attraction of the
.,.,.- ---i.. .-.t ..-..-. 10 ,1..,,,7 o., han
-.,---.,,
'.l--7' N''e eao' Oh .'f 90 '''N
close as possible 'HeIe are I'VE oouole
rows WIN d. ilIls '' ''7S aio"e ,''e p" ans
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23
TELLS OF BROWN SHOOTING.
Coroner Testiies Before Grand Jury
Regarding Killing of Ex-senator,

The case Of Mrs. Annie r. Bradley. who
is charged with shooting former Senator
Brown. OF Utah, at the Raleigh Hotel.
was taken UP by the grand jury yester-
day. Assistant United States Attorney J.
g. Adkins was present and directed the
examination of the witnesses in the case.
Or. Larkin W. Glazebrook. deputy ccro-
ner, who performed the autopsy on Sena-
tor Brown, was the first witness.
Other witnesses summoned, and who
VIII be heard to-day or tomorrow, are.
Or. Charles :. White. superintendent of
the Emergency Hospital, where Brown
died. Theodore J. Tally. r G Owens.
clerk, and Josephine KidweIl. maid. PO-
lice officers Frank Emmert. B. A Lamb.
Clifford l.. Grant, and Guy +. Burlingame,
NJ. 5. Gum, Clayton Halfclair. Edward
Arnitt, and Edward A. Parker viii also
give their testimony as witnesses.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23
EvCTRsInNs ,rn-nAr

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk Newport News. and an
points South-NCffolk and Washington steamers
every day in the year at $50 p ~.
TO Mount Vernon Electric trains leave Twelfth
street and Pennsylvania avenue every huur from 10
a 20. 90 3 ID. III.
To AlEaudTa-Fcry steamer Callahan bCu-Iy
from CD a. IA to $50 D. m
To Rock Creek Bridge Geological Park. CHEVY
Chase, and kensingtun-Cars from Fifteenth street
ard New y ork avenue every fifteen minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23
INSPECT FIRE APPARATUS.
Commissioners Examine WrccLinE
Wngom Designed by Chief belt.

The Commissioners, at the request Of
Chief W r. Belt yesterday inspected
the new wreck and windlass wagon
built 10y a local firm under drawings
and specifications furnished by the
chief
The wagon is to be used in pulling
down partially collapsed walls. in rem
dering assistance at railroad wrecks.
in raising overturned engines and
other apparatus of the fire department
and FOR other purposes. The Commits
sioners also Inspected a new fourth
size metropolitan fire engine and a new
chemical combination and hose wagon.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23

you don know The genuine. It'smade with
properly milled ryein the old-fashioned Ger
man way. YouN find il exceptionally appe-
thing and satisfying Serial No S0O1 filed
in the office of the SecretaryOf Agriculture.
Vouchcs for its puxity Specify ''Berens' Sc
whenever you order rye bread, and you'll
set Real Rye bread. At your grocers.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23

65c, Potatoes, l5c bu.; Onions. zee PIX:
Cct1ee. Ice. 10 Soc. Tea. 39c: Best Flour.
$40 hbl; DR.. Lima Beans. Tic 10. ats,
Beans, 25c.; Red SALMON, PIC. Pink. hoe
Sifted Peas, l0c.: lbs. BucI,wheat 80
qts Hominy. 25c. J. T. D. Pyles' stores.
Phone or mail orders to 40 9TH st. Sc.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23
Demand Jno. G. Meinberg,s mead

II you want to be sure of purity. nouriShinr
value and deliciousness. Meinberg's Bread
has always been famous for those qualities.
At your grOcer's. Bakery. 71G 18th ST. Sc.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23
Purissim1 rye E4cciicnt in ouoIitv

The medicinal value Of Purissima rive is
known and appreciated by physicians.
It's a health helping. strength sustaining
tonic. Phone y. 52S. Three Feathers. 81 IS
bot; VIM. Cannon, 1225 It'll NV
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23
DC D.. ID 1Ionacncv InIIor -

\ reliable place TO dispose OF your surplus
furniture, &c. by auction. Next sale. SAT
urday, 10 d. m. Telephone Main l2S2
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23
WeschIer,s. a. p - -.

II you suffer. consult US. J. j. Georges
& son, Inc, Foot Specialists, 12ll Pa. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23
ChiiblnIn Menfi.er-

hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at PARKS
Hotel. Winter Garden. Rathskeller. \.
ave. and llth ST. r Endres. prop.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23
BE in STYLE.

Have a National Inverted Gas Iight mt
up, save gas. c. A. Muddlman & Co.
1Z04 C. st. NV
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23

The effects MS artists work out ana the
. excellence or the flowers used result most
satisfactorily. lila Z.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-23
new RED TAPE WOES
Contractor Suffers by Conflict
of District Officials.
FAIL TO AGREE ON RULES
Fire Escape Approved ny Building
Inspector Is Condemned 10y Chief
Belt and work Has to he Done
Over-Necd of Uniform Require
ments Is Pointed Out.

Builders and contractors are subjected
10 more rigid regulations In the District
of Columbia than any other place under
the sun said a prominent contractor
Yesterday we are not only obliged TO
conform with rales IN regard TO walls
that are not asked for IN other cities, bul
we are subjected 10 the scveTest kind Of
inspection while the buildings are goins
UP, and often in the completion Of them
we fall foul Of two sets of inspectors who
do not agree as to the meaning of the
regulations in their respective depart
ments. As a result we are often held up
for our pay until this conflict in author
lty can Dee Strengthened out at the Dis
trict building.
1T do not know that ] have reason to
complain OF the building regulations as a
whole. If they are followed, the result
will undoubtedly be sound and substan-
tiaI structures. Again, the plumbing regu-
lations are Lot particularly at fault ID
themselves, and / am ready TO admit thaJ
the results required make for the better
health and safety of the public Then
there are the fire regulations, with refer
ence to the erection Of fire escapes and
the general rules TO enforce safety in large
buildings. They are not 20 be criticised III
themselves.
But tie thing that does hamper con-
tractors is the conflict between the build
ing department and the other depart
ments, for example the electric superin-
tendent and the chief of the fire depart
ment. Now. all Of these men are excel
lent personally. and I count them all
among my personal friends, but number
of times ! have been mp against il when
they coUld not agree as TO what must be-
done under given circumstance. and /
have had To wait for my money when a
building was finished until they could I'M
ravel the knot Of red tape that had been
tied about the Job by inspectors from the
several CeDartmeurS
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
BRYAN CAMPAIGN
IS ON IN EARNEST
MAYOR DAHLMAN or OMAHA
STARTS or ACTIVE SPEECH
MAKING TOUR TO SECURE
DELEGATES FOR FRIEND.

Ohama, June 29.--Thc Bryan CON,
pagn for delegates to the Democratic
ina ioaal convention has opened ia
earnest and tonight Mayor James @.
Dahlman, Bryan's closest personal aud
political friend, left Omaha fir a two
weeks canvass of Wyoming In the Ii
teres.s Of Bryan's candidacy Dahl
man says he Sill make speeches in
most all the states of the union be
tween now and the meetings of the
national conven ion, giving all his
spare time 10 the work Of gatting
delegates for Bryan. In answer to q
question Dahlman said:
II won't exactly say that Bfyan has
given his consent to my actions, but
he knows what | am doing in his in
terests.
Dahlman Is a national committee
man from Nebraska and is said to lie
anxious to be chairman of the nation
II committee during the next presi-
lential campaign.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
R.v. EATON Dies
AWAITING TRAIN
BEST KNOWN AND MOST POpu.
LAR BAPTIST DIVINE AND
WRITER IN THE SOUTH Ex-
PRES SUDDENLY.

Fu';on, Ky, June pa message
was received here tonight an,
nonncing that the Rev. Dir. Eatoa,
editor cf tho Western Record and
pastor Of the Walnut street Baptist
church in Louisville. died sud lenly
while waiting for train at Grand
junction. He preached his last Eer-
mon here last night and left this
motning for Blue Mountain, Miss,
seemingly IN good health. where he
was 70 deliver series Of lectures at
the Eible Institute there.
Dr Eaton wa 4 son Of Joseph III.
Eaton, deceased, founder of the Saush-
western Baptist university iii 1896 at
jackson, Tenn. The church OK which
he was pastor In Louisville was the
Oldest In the state and has member
ship CT 800. His remains passed
through this city tonight enroute to
his home in Louisville, There I'll prob
ably no Baptist divine In the south
who had wider acquaintance than
Dr. Eaton and as d wfitcr and orator
he had but few equals.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
USE DYNAMITE
TO SAVE BISBEE.


Brisbee, Ariz., June 29-Fire today
burned about 100 buildings, including
20 boarding and lodging houses. The
fire startea from a gasoline explosion
In the Colorado House in Berry ave-
nue. and swept over Chihuahua Hill
to a line opposite tho railroad derot,
destroying everything except business
houses on K street The estimated
loss is over $4,000
Tho flames Travelled so rapidly that
scarcely anything was saved. Hun
dreds Of miners who had rooms in the
hnrnei buildings list tleir trunks and
clcthing.
Besides the members OF the fire de-
partment hundreds Of volunteers
fought the flames with unusual dcs-
teration and this alone saveI the en-
tire -ity from destruction.
There was scarcity Of water and
1t was necessary to blow up buildings
with dynamite to stay the flames.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
CAIRO. I'LL. SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 80, 1907
FRENCH WARSHIPS
IN COLLISION; SO
REPORTED KILLED
BATTLESHiP AND TORPEDO BOAT
CRASH ACCORDING TO RuMoRl
FROM ToULON--DETAlLs NOT
RECEIVED.

Toulon, June 29.-It is reported to-
night that during the voyage Of the
French squadron bound from Marsel.
los the battleship Jaureguibcrry d /
lided with the torpedo boat destroyer
pertuysanc and that 60 men were
killed 4. injured.
The ma.itimc prefecture declined
to give ost any information IN the way
OF confirmation or denial OF the re-
port Later reports are to the effect
that It vas the torpedo bSat destroy
er narde that collided with the rat
tleship Jaureguberry and that tas
Darde was sunk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
ORDERS z NEW
Navy BULLDOGS
SECRETARY mETcALF. LET'S CON-
TRACTS FOR 10000 TON FIGHT
ING SHIPS TO COST OVER ss,-
100000.

Washington. June 29.-Secretary
Met slf today awarded the contracts
FOR The construction Of two 20. 300 ton
bsifieships. one going to the Newport
News shiphuUdinE Company al their
lid Of s4oeo.ol0 and he other to the
r re River Shipbmil5ing Company.
Quincy. Mass. at s4.s77O0a The first
saip being equipped with The British
Parsons turbine and the second with
the American Curtis turbine engines
The secretary also awarded cOn-
tracts for armor for these ships. 1902
tons 10 the Be hiehem Company. 2.545
tors to Carnegie and 2239 to the Mid
vale Company. at prices ranging from
$500 TO $500 a ton
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
TO INSPECT s4iPYARDs.

Washington, June 49, Important
results may follow the personal i'll
spection Of he Pacific coast shipyards
by Secretary Metcalf. who leaves
Washington today for San Ftanc SEQ
10 inquire into the conditions on The
coast with special reference to the
prosecution Of naval construction
there. The disclosure Of the fact that
existing labor conditions on the coast
combined with the high price of ma
tefial make it impossible for the ship,
there to successfully compe, &
for government contracts with east
ern shipYards has given serious con
cern to the naval general board as
sfavely affecting the plans for naval
development.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
NJ 'K|NLEY HOST To
NEWSPAPERMEN
ILLINOIS TRACTION MAoNATE
SHOWS WRITERS OVER HIS
SYSTEM AND TENDERS THEM
A BANQUET.

St. Louis. June 9.-Congressman
William p. Mckinley. of Champaign.
Ill. president Of the Illinois Traction
System. was the host tonight at a
banquet rendered to a number Of news
from Chicago. Peoria.
Bloomington. Springfield and inter
mediate cities who arrived on SPEC
ial car this evening after a days
tour over the system.
a number Ct ST. Louis business
men and newspaper men we're pres
ent- Congressman Mckinley in a
short address stated that he hoped
soon 10 see a joint connection he
tween 81. Louis and Chicago not only
By rail but By the proposed deep
waterway
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
CHICAGO DECLARES
WAR ON 1HE vACS


Chicago. June Chicago at IL
tonight entered upon new era OF de-
cency when the new vagrancy Law,
the biggest stick ever welded against
the criminal element Of the city be.
came effective The police depart
ment win Immediately begin the task
of making cleanup OF the vice
ridden districts Of the city.
The police department with the
backing of Mayer Busse and the city
administration realizes the scope Of
power given by the new law and Chief
of Police shippy already has taken
measures In directing a rigid and abso-
Lutte enforcement of its provisions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
PRELATE's DOUBLE EVENT.

Baltimore, Md, June 29.-Tomor-
row will be notable anniversary in
the ecclesiastical career of Cardinal
Gibbons. though there will be no OBJ
seryance of the event on the part of
the eminent prelate. 1t was on June
30, 1861, just forty-six years ago, that
he was ordained TO the priesthood.
end agin it was on June 80, 1886,
twenty-one years ago, that he was in
vested with the princely insignia of
the cardinalate. Cardinal Gibbons re-
Gently returned from a trip To New
England and will spend the most OF
the summer quietly at his residence
on North Charles street. Next month
he wiz celebrate his seyenty-third
birthday. He is mentally and physic-
ally as robust as the average man of
fifty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
us. AMBASSADOR
To HONOR DUKE
OLDENBERG TO BE PRESENTED
WITH MEDAL IN RECOGNITION
OF AID GIVEN THE ST. LOUIS
EXPOSITION.

Berlin, June 20. Ambassador Tcw-
er is going to Gutenberg July 4, 70
present the Grand Duke of Gutenberg
with diploma ana medal of the ST.
Louis Exposition, as recognition Of
his cooperation, and especially on ac-
count of the grand dukes invention
cf new model shops propeller. Lieu
tenant Commander Howard, United
States naval attache here, will accom-.
pany the ambassador. They will be
guests of the Grand Duke at Restede
Castle. his country residence near Oh.
denben,.
Americans in Germany are pepar-
ing TO celebrate the fourth as usual.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
GARFIELD AT wiLLlsToN.

Williston. n D., June 29.-Secre-
tsry Garfield. accompanied by Senator
Hansbrough is in williston today and
will remain here over Sunday to in
spect the Williston irrigation project.
Special interest attaches to the irriga.
tion works here as it is the first great
irrigation project undert AIKEN by the
reclamation service. The unique fea-
ture of the works is that the water is
to be taken from the Missouri river
by pumps instead of by the force of
gravity. The plans provide for the
construction of large power house
and the operation of the pumps by
electricity. The pumps are located
on floating barges which will accom-
modate themselves TO changes in the
channels and in the water level
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
LAND|S IS HOT ON
TRAIL OF JOHN D.
CHICAGO JUDGE ISSUES SECOND
PROCESS FOR ROCKEFELLER
TO FoREsTALL ATTEMPTS
TO ESCAPE SUBPOENA.

Chicago. June 29--In order 20 fore
stall any attempt that John d. Rocke.
fellcr might make to escape being
served with the subpoena in New
York. il was decided today by Judge
Landis to issue second process for
the oil magnate. as the original sum
mons may be served only In New
York. Judge Landis also requested
the United States marshal's office
that all subpoenas ISSUED be served
on all officers Of the STANDARD oil
company including Rockefeller as
soon as possible Rockefeller could
not be found in New York YESTERDAY
by deputy marshals.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
ACCUSE INNOCENT
MEN AS A BLIND
MOROCCO SULTAN SEEKING
FAVOR OF FRANCE CHARGES
WoRkINGMEN WITH THE
MAUCHAMP CRIME.

Tangier. June 29-The assailants
of DR.. Mauchamp. the French citizen
who was murdered in March last,
which led to the occupation of Moroc.
car territory by French troops. have
been sent here from Morocco City for
trial.
According to authentic accounts
these men are entil ely innocent. The
sultan's agents simply seized ten
poor workmen and dragged them here
despite their protestations of inno-
cence. while the real culprits. who
are known, are at liberty. Nine of
the men in custody were strangers in
Morocco City and the other is a deaf
mute.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
BOTH STANDING PAT
Telegraph Companies Declare Strike
is No Bsr-Uuion Men Say They
viii Not Yield.

San Francisco. June 29.-The tele-
graph strike situation is practically
unchanged today. Both telegraph com
panies assert that business is not
seriously affected and a Satisfactory
condition exists. The operators how
ever, declare the reverse is true and
express determination not to yield
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
BIG TREASURY SURPLUS.

Washington. June ~. The United
sta.cs treasury surplus Is now moro
han 81 millions AT the close OF busi
ness today will en- dthe fiscal yeae,
fhe excess Of receipts over exnendit
tures may reach 80 millions. Thfs Is
the hest year since 1902, when tho
surplus reached 81 millions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
EARTH SHOOK IO0TIMES
Portsmouth, ". H. Experienced
Quakes All Day Yesterday--No
Serious Damage Done.

Portsmouth. y. II June % Earth
tremblings that shook the houses per
ciptbly at in ervals we're felt here
today. Windows shook and ratified
and brie-a-brsc within dwellings ciaE
tered from shelves Sometimes haf
an hosr wonld elapse between vitra
tions. bJt before sunaowa Ice shocks
had been felt -