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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
Modern House Keepers Exchange

Chestnut Flour Griddle Cakes-tA- =
Jochmus, l1S Eighteenth street, Paciilc
Cfrove)=Try something new this year.
Get down to one of these Italian Inn
porting houses and buy some chestnut
-four. 1t is unknown in this country
except among our Italian citizens. Any
chestnut -four griddle cakes, but they
don't. But you just go down 70 the
importing house and buy some, take IT
home and you will taste something
new and delightful This -four is made
in Italy from the italian chestnut 1t
is one of the staple articles of food
Italians look upon it as a delieacy.
over there thousands of them would
starve TO death without it.
A Useful HInt-fAI Mrs. Matilda Yeagly,
p Laurel street, San RafaeD-Here is
a very useful receipt for removing in
sects from the ear Lay the mead upon
the table and pour into the ear little
sweet oil or oil OF almond drop or
two of the oil will kill the insect and
the pain will cease.
Coeoanut MacarooBs (F. T. c.. 1872
Broadway)-One pound sugar, three
fourths pound of flour, half pound OF
butter, two grated cocoanuts, whites
of FIVE eggs; drop on buttered paper in
tins and sprinkle with sugar. Bake in
q quick oven
Excellent Sandwich .Fillings-A thin
~ sliced tongue with lemon pulp.
Chopped wainuts mixed with cream
cheese and a pinch of salt.
cold baIibut with a little mayonnaise
and capcrS.
ThiDly sliced cucunlbers, over which
is spread grated cheese
cold crab seasoned with Worcester
shire sauce.
Cold pork and celery passed through
the chopper and seasoned.
Crab Chops fMrs. r. g. Gerichton.
1915 Poplar street. Oak1and)-Pickf the
meat off two crabs, chop fine, season
with salt pepper and tahlesnoonful
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
MURRAY AND MACK
SECURE APPLAUSE
Chorus Furnishes Most Enter.
tainment in "The Sunny
Side of Broadway"
Play Is Well Staged and Catchy
Tunes and Dancers Prove
Attractive
CAST OF CHARACTERS
In
"The Sunny Side of Broad
way"


Murray Walter and Boyle voolfolk
Michael oTocle. a brick layer.......
49, Charles A. Mack
Hennessy o'Brien. a hod carrier.
ollie Mack
Timothy Snodgrass. banker and mine
owner from the west. Luke Cosgrove
George Snodgrass, his son. Yale stu
dent. ........-...-----...G George Stokes
Hans Blubberdirer. his valet.
Abe freidland
Arthur Devilng, a senior at Yale
Observation-Disclosures Clarence Backous
HarF! DaNis,. ....Jean We1Z
Harvey Day, freshman at Yale. e..
..-...--..--.--.--- Clarence Backous
Rube waddeli from Munsie. freshman at
1ale.- Lee Nentz
Sam Strong. tough guy. John Won Aspe
Gloria Ring, a prima donna :. Helen Clark
Blossie Ring. her sister and Georges
sweetheart. Carolyn Ryan
Nettie Deimar, an actress. .Bse Hamilton
Dottie Dimple. the circus queen. ......
Tiara Howard
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
The Daily Menu

BREAKFAST
Cereal. Cream.
Lamb and Potato Hash.
Scrambled Eggs Corn Meal Muiflns.
Fruit. Coffee.
DINNER (Noon).
Roast Chicken, Candied Sweet Potatoes.
Cranberry Sauce. Spoon Corn Bread.
Celery and Sweet Pepper Salad
Drowned Crackers
Fudge Cake with Whipped Cream.
Half Cups of Coffee.
SUPPER.
Cream of Celery Soup.
Potato Salad
Cold BOILED Picked Tongue. sliced thin.
Bread and Butter.
Ginger Cookies. Tea
q q q o
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28

Panama hats were exhibited at the
Paris exposition in the reign Of Napo-
leon Ill
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28

Frank eau Leo Colety
Willie Beck John Helms
NJ Geib Henry Nsbhe
William George F. Lankeman
Henry DTenles r. Biez
Norman Baitrisch Grover Sahlender
Anton Bfhn Samuel Bauer
John Borel Martha Schuster
Martha Schwerner Sophie Wenzel
Dora Sablender Martha Goldenson
Bertha Wenzel Ruby French
Lily Nsgel Florence Millett
Rita Hafey Olga Eide
Sadie Belcher Marion Ramsdeu
Eileen Hurley Gertrude trainer
Lorraine Colety Gertrude Drenies
The committee having the festiva
and ball in charge consisted of II. F
Stohi. Charles Aguer and Otto Liebold
Do You Want $5.0os
Read THE CALLS weekly offer OF
page 9.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28

Crab Chops (Mrs. r. G. Gerichton.
1915 Poplar street. Oakland)-Pickt the
meat off two crabs, chop fine, season
with salt DeDDcr and TABLESPOONFUL
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
A Few Words With
the Lady Of the House

Thou oanst not fail. The future all
unknown
Lies in thy power-its secrets are thine
own
There's not a task that thou canst not
fulfill,
Strong in the thought, As thou thyself
shalt viii.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28

WHITE THE WHITE CO.. 1s7 Hayes st.
Will 53S 18th ST.. Oak Tel. Market 17O5
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
WASHINGTON PRODUCE
MARKET

Although prices in the local produce
market were but little changed This
morning over yesterday. the general
tone was slightly improved Poultry
and I've stock arrived In more liberal
shipments, the receipts being better
t-lan they have been for these commodi-
lies for several days
There is still but little change In the
price Of apples. The supply somewhat
abated the early part Of this week, but
today's arrivals increa sed the supply. 1t
is expected that apples VIII be cheaper
this month.
The, receipts Of game continue to be
good in both quantity and quality and a
ready market is found for all high-class
stuff
Receipts OF all other goods were nor
mai and the demand was active
Eggs-Fresh. Virginia, 3043lc; strictly
fresh, s. W. Va, ZSQ29c; storage, 18gz2c;
Cheese-N. Y. factory, large, 1601615c;
fats. 15514l6c; small. l6Q1Tc; fair TO
Butter-We Western. first. S1a32c; sec
Onds. 25aZzc; process. fancy. 24Qz5c; fair
to good. HAZE; dairy. choice. ZOQllc;
store packed. fresh, $4,000
POULTRY.
Turkeys-Live. per pound. toms. 16d17c;
hens, 16dI7C. ChiChenE-LiVe per pound.
fancy, large, A4I6c; medium, l59l4c;
small, l5Q16c; hens, l3Ql4c; ROSTERS
11a12c. Geese-101J1zc; keats, lodlZC
/ Turkeys per pound, hens, un-
drawn, ll42Oc; average, undraSWn, lb1lSc
old toms, l04l61zc. Chickens Dressed
14ul5ci ROSTERS, Sc. Ducks-l2alfc.
Geese-l24I5c,
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Apples tper bbl-)-Iorr Irnyrri--f,
pa 5ked, $225u400. Wine sap, S2.75Q $50:
Fancy table. $3.5094.GJ; SPY, $500 4-JJ
fTuit-FlOrida, $5.0Oq4.5o. Oranges-FlOr-
/ ida, S2.7543.59. Walnuts-POund, &c, Po-
IaIUCs, Dbl, 81 5OlL1UJ, sweet potatoes,
Dbl. 3ZJOu3I5, yams. bDl-. 3ZOCq1tO-
Cabbage, 100, S2.5O14.V0. CucumDers, bu.,
$2.O0l,S-5O- onions. bu-, 65as5c. Celery,
crate. S3Z5u425. squash. Fla, Pc bas-
ket, SI.UOul 80. Beans, per basket Song
2-I5- Egg plants, per crate, $500 .S5.
/ Peppers. crate, SL0O9zoO
GRAIN.
Wheat-Choice, $I.O0G1.03; fair 10 good
s5CQSlOO; ordinary, 9Z496c-
Rye-65CQ4lO0.
C6rn-sheiIed. white. 6Sd65c. shelled.
yellow 62853.
New c0tH-Ear, S3-O0QS3.I0.
Oats-Wcstern, white, No. ?, 57460ci
mixed. 5545SC-
Hay-Timothy. Western. No. /. sI7oOd
/ $500. Western, No 2, SI650Q1ZO1: West
/ eTnt mixed Sl5.0V4l6 90,
GAME
/ Rabbits, per dOZ., Sl-00QLZ5; kits, per
doz-, 60a75c- Quail, per doz-, SZ004250i
small, per doz., SI.Coai.55 Squirrels, each
/ &C. OpOssums. each. 15a40C.
LIVE STOCK.
/ CattIe-EEtra. per Cwt-, S4J0lI5-25i
butcher, per cwta $4.O0a4.5y, common
per cWL. S2.09u3.G0. HOgs-Per Cwt-.
! gross. s. 15l15.a5: ordinary per cwt- $40
I G5.JJ. Sheep-Clipper, 4a5C, common. "a
/ 03C. Thanksgiving, choice. 61zq7c; me-
dium. 5iz16C. CaIves-Prime per To-, &c;
/ medium, psr H., SHS5zc; grass. per
| H.. 4QEkc COW8-PTLIe, fresh, each.
| g40ESJ0; common. each. SZ0a50: old aud
/ dry, $500.
! DRESSED MEAT.
/ CaIves-FuH dressed, 8d11C. Hog
/ dressed calves, S4l0c. Hams-COuntry
/ Sugar cured. l4Gi6c. HOgs-Smau and
neat per CWL T4Ihc: medium, 6g4c;
| seavy. 0Q6kc.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
RESUMED,
SAYS DEPART ENT
Chief PoWderly Receives
Request From Kentuckian
for Mine Help.

Additional evidence OF returning com
mercial activity throughout the cOun-
try are being received daily by T V.
POwdeTiy. chief OF the division OF in
formation. Of the Department of Com
merce and Labor-the division that has
come to be looked upon as the best
business barometer In the country.
Mr.. Powderly received today, among
other letters Of similar importance. one
from Poplar HigIite Coal Company. at
DavisbUFg. KY, asking for sixty-four
man, miners, and other workmen, at
wages ranging from 81 to $S.2S per day.
Mr.. Powderly says that there has
been q decided increase in the number
OF requests received for workmen with
in the past week or ten days, and that
the extreme dullness of three OF four
weeks ago is rapidly giving way 20
greater activity and a large demand for
help, which bis bureau is called on to
supply from among the ranks Of Idle
wOrlkmen already in this country, or
from among the incoming hordes that
are daily landing at Ellis Island and
other immigrant stations.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
GOVERNMENT PAYS BILL
OF INJURED ATHLETE

In line with the promise Of the Navy
Department to encourage athletics as a
part OF the training Of sailors, Secretary
Metcalf has decided that the depart
nlent shall reimburse Z. J. Hogan, an
oil paSser on the cruiser Des MOines for
a dental BILL made necessary for a frac-
ture Of his JHwbOne IN q game OF FOOT
ball. Hogan, who as quarterback On
the regular football team OF the Des
Moines. was injured while playing on
Sunday recently in the Boston navy
yard. The opposing team were the
members Of the crew OF another ship
then at the Boston navy yard.
The fracture was beyond the skill or
the surgeon and dentist on duty at the
yard, and It was necessary Tor Hogan
TO seek the services Of a civilian dentist,
whose charges fell somewhat heavily
upon the purse Of the sailor.
Admiral Swift, COmmandant OF the
yard, was without authority to reim-
burse Hogan. and the case was appealed
to the department This establishes a
precedent in the matter of including
athletic sports regularly INDUCED in by
crews Of battleships as a part OF naval
duty
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
DRAFT NEW BILL
ON TUBERCULOSIS

The Commissioners have forwarded a
bill 10 Congress with a request for its
enactment in preference 10 a similar
measure entered IN the last session, to
provide for the registration on the books
OF the Health Department OF all cases
Of tuberculosis. for free examination
Of students in suspected cases and for
preventeiug the spread Of the disease
in the District.
II is provided hat Il shall be the duty
of every pnys stefan in the District. as
well as the officer having charge OF each
and every hospital, dispensary, asylum
etc to report in writing to the Health
officer within one week after the disease
| is suspected on forms to be provided the
name. age, sex, color, occupation, ana
address of every person under ms care
who, in his opinion, may be aT1llcted
/ with pulmonary or other communicative
/ forms Of tuberculosis.
The health officer shall make a MI
| croscopical examination Of the sputum
| Of the person just reported, and shan
make q report thereof free or charge
/ to the physician OF officer upon whose
/ recommendation the examination Is
made.
In case Of the death from pulmonary
| or other communicable forms Of tuber-
| CuIOsis. It shall be the duty OF the at
/ tending physician or the person IN
charge Of the PREMISES to notify the
health officer IN writing OF the death
/ or removal of the body from the prem
/ ises within twenty-fOur hours there
after and the apartment viii then be
disiEfected
| It shall be the duty Of every person
afflicted with the disease, and Of every
| person in attendance upon anyone
afflicted. to observe and enforce all
| regulations Of the commissioners for
| preventing the spread of the disease,
I any anyone violating any OF the prOvi-
| sions OF the act shall upon conviction
1 be deemed guilty OF a misdemeanOr and
/ punished by a fine not exceeding S25.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
WASHINGTON STOCKS
DULL AND STEADY
Prices Show Little Change.
Demand Fair, But Bids
Are Generally Below
Asking Prices.

Local stocks were very quiet, with
very slight changes in prices. Net a
single transaction was made in Wash
ington Railway and Electric preferred,
with 90 bid and 70 asked. UaquestiOn-
ably offerings around q would have
been quickly snapped I'D.
Two sales Of Capital Traction were re-
ported. s10 shares at 124 and 10 at 1875
\ small lot Of Mergenthaler was sold
at 1874. This completed the. transac-
tions of very slow session witt. the
vice president ably officiating.
Bonds were steady at 749sG75 for
Washington Traction As and 1lO1z for
Capital Traction SIS.
The total business Of the session was
represented by "a shares Of stock AID
Sc. 600 face value Of bonds
The feeling was one Of satisfaction
with conditions generally.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
JUDGE O'BRIEN TO TELL
WHY DEMOCRATS SPLIT

NEW YORK, Jan. 4-The first Of a
series Of dinners under the auspices OF
the National Democratic Club viii be
given Jackson Day, January s. Former
Judge Morgan J. O'Brien viii be the
guest of honor and viii speak on why
Is the Democratic Party Divided?''
Among the speakers who have &C
oepted invitations to address subsequent
meetings are Former Judge Alton B.
Parker, Democratic candidate for the
Presidency in 1904. and former Justice D.
Cady Herriclk, who was a candidate for
governor the same year. The dinners
will be given at various periods
throughout the winter.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
DOUBT DENIALS
OF ANNA GOULD
BraWI in Street Will Not
Restore BOni to
TaVOT.

PARIS. Jan. A-Mms. Gould denies
that she is engaged to Prince de Sagan,
yet the statement has not shaken the
confidence OF those who say the two
viii be married soon at.er the decree
dlvorcing the former from the Count
de CastelIane. becomes absolute.
Stories that the encounter Thursday
between Boni and de Sagan promised
a reconciliation between the count and
his wife seem TO have no basis beyond
mere gossip.
The statement from Nine. Goua
proves to be only q REPETITION 10 her
former denials that she and the Prince
de Sagan are engaged and an announce
ment Of her plan to visit the United
States shortly to complete the require
ments Incidental to q resumption Of
American citizenship.
Prince de Sagan held a conference
with his legal advisers today relative
to the suit he says he win bring against
Count BOni, but gave out no information
concerning the result OF their deIibera-
tons.
De sagan's decision that a duel Is
unnecessary is cue. according 70 gossip,
10 his UnWillingness 10 figure as chaI-
lenger, which would give the count the
choice Of weapons and a chance for an
exhibition Of his marvellous marksman-
ship at his foes expense,
De Sagan is himself q good swords
man Boni, however, Is celebrated as
the best pistol shot in Paris and II Is
figured that the prince does not care
to face the practical certainty OF being
winged"
That de Sagan was the offended party
| is generally agreed He would ac-
cordingly have TO send the challenge,
| Boni would have a chance to pick his
| favOrite weapon and that he would
prefer the pistol is considered a fore
] gore conclusion.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
STATEMENT Of BANKS
SHOWS BIG INCREASE

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-The weekly
statement Of the associated banks, is
sued today, shows the following
changes;
Reserve on all deposits, increase.
6, csc, 500.
Reserve On deposits other than United
States. increase SS0l6,225.
Loans. decrease, Sl4, so, 600
Specie, increase, $4,000; legal ten
ders, increase So, 799. 800; deposits, de-
crease. 3. 459. 600: circulation, increase,
SOS. 200; total loans. 81 I22 81 500.
The deficit Of the banks has been re-
duced TO S11.599 $50. Last year there
was a surplus OF Sl43,S25. and two years
ago the surplus was S5T O0l.
The percentage of reserve held by the
banks this week is 1890 per cent against
NSoS per cent last week.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
KRAUSS AVERAGES
1875 FOR "a HOURS

Ha-rv Krauss completed his twenty
four hours OF straight bowling last even
IN 2 on the Palace alleys at Sis o'clock
krauss was pretty well exhausted at
the conclusion OF his recOrd-brea king
test and this thumb was badly swollen.
He exhausted twenty DdCeHakeTs.
bowling llB games and knocking down
q total OF 2301O pins. His average was
1e5. His highest game was 246 and the
lowest I55. In all. he delivered L945
balls
Krauss ate nothing but broth AMI eel
cry while on the alleys and resOrted 20
no stimulauts OF any nature.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
SULLIVAN IS MATCHED
WITH SOLDIER BURNS

= Kid Sullivan, the washington light
weight boxer, was matched this morn
ing to fight fifteen rounds with Soldier
Burns in Baltimore OF January 3.
They are TO weigh 1S3 pounds ringside,
which, according to Burns appearance
in street clothes, VIII be more difficult
for him than TOR Sullivan. The question
of weight is what has kept them apart
in the past Sullivan viii start training
at once.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
COTTON MARKET OPENS
WITH A BETTER TONE

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The cotton mar
ket opened much better than had been
expected, chiefly because houses with
Liverpool connections, in spite Of very
weak cables. were fair buyers on the
call Trade was Of a rather light vol
ume during the first twenty minutes
and mostly local.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Foreign shareholders IN the Illinois
Central are sending their proxies TO
Stuyvesant Fish, preferring his old-dnle
policy to that of Mr.. Hartman.
A c. GoodnOw, general manager OF
the Alton Railway Company, has re-
signed and may succeed Leslie Carter
as president Of the ALLEY L." the
south side elevated Of Chicago.
The question OF the legality Of the
Panama bond awards will come up for
hearing before Justice Could, of the
District Supreme Court January 10.
Kansas city has called in the clearing
house certificates and IS paying out
cash on demand.
The return flow of currency TO New
York from the interior has commenced.
Clearinghouse certificates are being
wiped of from the slate and the situa-
ton, financially, is much better.
New York believes that much of the
trading on the stock exchange has been
Of matched orders for the purpose Of
stimulating business.
Today's bank statement IS not expect
ed to reveal the actual strength Of the
hanks az there has been much shifting
of loans and OF currency n connection
with the first OF the year payments,
much Of which is still in transit be-
tween corporation and owner, or has
not been redepOslted IN bank.
New York banks have gained S, 900
from operations with the interior.
Bonds are doing a little better and
this is an encouraging sign.
F. 4 gustUs Heinze has just disposed
Of his steam yacht ReVoluuon- me
name seems 70 indicate the changed
conditions of the ides Of October.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Jan. Money on call.
nothing said in money. Time loans,
nothing done.
Posted rates, sterling exchange, 4sl8
1851, with actual business in bankers
bills at 4S5I4S5.75 for demand ind 1904 q
ISL for siXty-day bills.
Prilae mercantile paper unchanged,
London bar silver. p us.
New York bar silver, 555s.
Mexican dollars a.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
SANDERS WILL FILED;
HOUSE GOES TO WIDOW

The Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany, executors, have fled the will of
Henry P. Sanders Cor probate. It was
executed August 9. 1901 The house
at 1904 T'wenty-h-st street together
with all the household effects, is given
TO the widow, Mrs. Alice W. Sanders
The sum Of $1,000 is given TO a sister,
Mrs. Ellen Bennies. The Executors
are directed to pay to another sister
Annie Sanders, an annuity Of $500 in
monthly instruments Of SIS.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
COUSIN WALKER ARRESTED;
WANTED HERE FOR MURDER

The Police Department received word
this morning from Baltimore that An
drew, alias Cousin Walker, cOlored, who
is alleged 20 have caused the death Of
Arthur Young. a few weeks ago, has
been apprehended in that city.
Detective Fortney left at noon to take
charge Of the prisoner.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04

The officers OF James W Jackson
council, No. %. Junior order United
American Mechanics, held a meeting in
the Knights OF Pythias Hall, Ia North
Pitt street. last Thursday evening. when
Deputy State Councillor r l. NeT-
chant.
Councillor, John S. Miller. vice cOun-
cillor, Howard II Hicks recording sec
rotary, W. X Griffith; assistant record
ing secretary. j. Frank Fettey; financial
secretary, Albert Huf; treasurer, Il. L.
Merchant: warden. Edward j.. Brown;
conductor, Joseph 7 Rice inside SEN
tlnel, Robert u, Dawson outside sen
unel. Thomas Dawson. trustee for
eighteen months. George Crump.
4 junior past councillors jewel WIS
ordered for the junior past councillor,
Spencer Forrest.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
CAPITOL HILL ALLEYS
TOURNAMENT TONIGHT

The trials for the tournament OF the
Capitol Hill Bowling alleys, which will
be rolled this evening. closed yesterday.
The averages Of the ten men who viii
roll in the finals are unusually high.
Carroll leads with an average OF I34.
Their records follow;
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
STOCKS, BONDS, MONEY, AND GRAIN
New York Stocks

Quotations furnished by Post & Flagg.
members OF New York Stock Exchange. 1881
II st. uW.1
The Washington times., 1908-01-04

The scaRold on which George Md
gets, colored, viii be hanged for muir
deTIng policeman, was brought from
AiehGandTta county courthouse to the jan
fold will be erected at once. and Md
gets viii be executed on II. II the gov
eEnor does noJ commute his sentence.
FRIDAY, January II
The Washington times., 1908-01-04

The Alexandra Council Of Jewish
Women viii give a progressive euChre
party in the hall OF the Young Mems
Sodality Lyceum Tuesday evening. the
9Th inst The proceeds Will go 10 the
charity fund
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
Washington Prices

Washington Railway and Electric 1
per cent, $40 llc75-
Capital Trs .tIon. Ic9124 l0Q1237s.
Mergenthal r, 4Gl93J5.
Af,eF call.
Capital Trs ltiOE SIS, SI,00Oa1l0h.
Washington Railway and Electric as,
s., 0O0Q144, 81 O0q745s.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04

Louise Moore, the infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j.. Moore. died
last evening. Her funeral viii be held
tOmOr. Ow afternoon at 2.3j O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04

In the corporation court today Frank
7. Evans and Milton r. Evans we're
appointed administrators OF the estate
of the late Paul K. Evans. G.. J. W
Summers. James b. Fitzgerald, and C.
II. Callahan were appointed appraisers
OF the estate.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04
INSURANCE COMP ANY
PREPARES TO QUIT
Alexandra Home Fire Con-
cern Stops Taking New
Business.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
Al EXANDRIA, VA, JAN. I

A meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Alexandria Home Fire Insurance Com
pany was held last evening, when a
resolution was passed instructing the
secretary to discontinue writing new
business and authorizing that steps be
AIKEN looking 10 The dissolution OF the
Company.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04

The State corporation commission has
granted a charter to the HydrO-Pneu-
matte Chemical Company. inc. OF AIFX-
andrla. Va The inCOrpJrdt are W.
treasurer. o. H Fowler. secretary: all
q Washington The capital stock Is
placed at from 81, 600 70 10000 The OBJ
jects are 20 deal IN pharmecal supplies.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04

Henri Mossa the French globe trotter.
arrived IN Alexandra yesterday after
noon and paid a visit 70 police headquar-
tiers, where he had Chief Goods sign his
book He eft for Washington this
morning
The Washington times., 1908-01-04

Foreign shareholders IN the Illinois
Central are sending their proxies TO
Stuyvesant Fish, preferring his old-dne
policy to that of Mr.. Hartman.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04

The first oar from the power house at
Four Nile Run 10 Alexandra this morn
ing jumped the track and delayed
traffic nearly two hours.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04

The question Of the legality Of the
Panama bond awards will come up for
hearing before Justice Could, of the
District Supreme Court January 10.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04

The return flow of currency TO New
York from the interior has commenced.
Clearinghouse certificates are being
wiped of from the slate and the situa-
ton, financially, is much better.
The Washington times., 1908-01-04

Kansas City has called in the clearing
house certificates and Is paying out
cash on demand.