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The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quofati'1s furnished bJ Z z. Hutton & o.
members of the New York stock Exchanga and ne
Chiczzo Board of Trade. 6. rowe ChipznAn. IaRa-
azs- 1871 T street northwest
EE1l--- Avg -a--Tha Wheat rla-ke- was Cuiet
al CAV. but rrlc-s slowly improved. ard TIE ad-
vance did not bring any volume ot selling pressure
Gables were steady and there were rlino-s q good
expert inquiry. althog<l la-sc business did not
rla-erialize-
Corn was fairly active and strong az the opening
VITA SCqtsuher sluT-s god huyers- Receipts q
o-5 CON snail ald with the decreasing visible
tle effort 20 byy September easily advanced the
pricss
ThCrp was quite an active trsde IN cats and
prices were strong. with god f-1yiug early on the
snail movement az the West
Provisions were moderately active and sru1er.
showing better tone On roderstc movement q
h1ss and far ges-aI 51FIns following the break Of
Tueeiar
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
Probate Court.
IrSTICE sTAFFORn.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
Estate a Daniel j. BzaE--ier5 Crlsr % dismiss
csveat-
Estate of Elizabcth GaliaEhC-; order admitting
VIII 70 PROBATE and record and letters es-anets-y
bond $ 0oo. A-tcruey. G. P Mci+lus-
Estate q william F. Naddox; ordcv 0f referg1cs
GO auditor.
Estate q Adiie R Nii5kle. order 20 accept cEei
Attorney. p W N5ul-ol-
II re ChSrlotte Arnst-orE. order fo- auoEsnce
Attorneys. Ccsthwaite & Colloday-
Estate q Henry NcCrsa. VIII dated AT-l E Is9f
alsd, petition for probate ard record of xili ard
letters tos-ameutary. Attorney. T. H. Stephens.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday. August 19- 19OS)

Dos-i1s- Addition 70 Washington ana A6di-i1u %
Ls D-1lr Psrk-F1-z .. Brandt et Ux- 20
There's r LEcSe-r. i5t S. Sic
CIR End 5[---- Alr.-IacEs11 r Bsls,on e. TX %
EI-l--[ C. Adams. parts lots and g. SO Ere5-
sricS l. S,ld1-S ard Charles a Douglas. rr1s-
tees 20 Rl-Lsri C. Adams. parts lots and
ST.
ITsl--l street southeast. between D ard 2 streets
ard Thirteenth street southeast between d and
s-r-lcz-N s.liaU A Miller 20 Carrie II Miller
l-c and Tsr- original Dot :. square i5-s S5.2o
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20

No sS55- John Windolph National City Bank
damages. $500 Attcrrey- ?. A. Bowen. T.
Nc. 51S56 NIayne McDorgau rs Capital Traction
Company. damas-s. Sl0000. Attorney. sane
No. 5157. GraysCn L. ThOutcn vs. Charles :
Ahbey. notes. Se1 Attc-lev. 2. r Hiiliard-
N. 53s5S Clarence Howard Eu-met C. Elilo7e
ct al. damages. Slo610- Attorneys. W. E Ambrose
and Happier * Mcuillst-
Nc 5s5o c. W Newhcuser IS Thomas B
Psuiczs- Judgment. L. c. Stridcr. = r. 50 Is.
No GS60 John C. Dorsey Emmett G. Fillmore
e al: damages. SIS 005. Attorneys. ". Z Amhrose
and kappl5- & Nerrillat
70 50s5l International Banking Corporation vs.
Charles 5 ABBEY. judgment. S. C. Mills. J. P.
SIsl-3
No 51ss2 same rs- Same; Judgment 5 c. Mills.
cr-ar5
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NEW YORK MONEY.

N-= York. Aug l.-1Ionsy On oau a. the stock
exchange today opened a. pe- cent high. X
io7- = closing -e- cer- Most O. the days loans
w--e az IL 1er cent
Tine money vas Unchanged being ob-airall, VIII
tl-- l7e-al1--- AID met with moderate demand
Mercantile rzpe- was rath5r quiet There vas a
Moderate absorption ot the higher GRADES Rates
- 20 rs Ger cent f1- sixty % ninety DAYS f-5--=s5
bis recerac-c- 90 e. Der cent slr chalec f7s- ari
fS months single names, 7e- cent for others
The market t1- sterling to-day was h=ar~ with
rates Unclaimed
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
wAsHINGToN Cattle MARKET.

CATTLE-Ez--a. ne- crt-. 5.a5-5. h--che-. EoCa
$50. common. ZsH50l
HOCs-Per cvr-- sr1ss. szsaS-5s ordinary. per
cu- casa
SHEEP-P-i-e. sI1a350- c1muou. Zga2sl
l.ANES-Srr-nE- 5-4ss use511-n- 3
CALy ES-F-i1e. r1g II. 7i4s mediu-a, :. g7ass.
"a
COwS-Prin-e fresh. each. E5c17s50: Common.
g 50gas1 %; old a-d dry. Iae1al55o
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20

car ps.-=---e 80 heavy beameG ceiling
It is wainscoted throughout with Verde
antique marble. and the floor is laid with
white marble tile with dark red borders
Three large art glass ceiling lights llu-
inmate the middle OF the room from sky
lights in the roof. while the room is light
ed electrically by twelve specially de-
signed massive bronze plaster bracket
lights, carrying three large opal globes
each. and by Is large bowl fixtures on the
ceiling. distributed one each in the center
Of each ceiling panel
The walls Of this room are painted a
rich scarlet lake. toned slightly toward
terra Gotta red, with al window and door
trim. pilasters- beams. &c. an old ivory
white. and the ceiling a light buff The
bases Of piIasters are bronze and caps
gilded-
Ornamental Ceiling.
The ornament on the ceiling. beams. &c.
is picked out in gold. scarlet. and blue,
the colors being made 10 harmonize with
the colors OF the art-slass ceiling lights.
The finish on all electric fixtures is dull
old brass. to match the hardware
throughout the building The general ef-
feet Of the room is that Of richness and
dignity
From the general waiting room a cor
ridor leads 10 the left 10 the baggage
and parcel check rooms. and 10 the right
the express company's rooms and Of
fees. these two departments being 10
Gated in the extreme ends Of the build
ing Electric freight elevators are
provided for both baggage and express.
Opening directly into the general waiting
room on the right are the mems and
women waiting rooms. separated by the
the plaza and the mems room on the
track side. Each OF these rooms, as Wen
as the corridors. first floor. IS foored and
finished TO correspond 10 the fnish Of the
general waiting room The ticket and
telegraph Offices and news stand and in
formation bureaus are located on either
side OF ths general waiting room. just
before passing through the doors leading
70 the tracks
Ample toilet accommodations are pro
vided for the public and all Offices. Al
toilets are wainscoted with white mar
bIe and have floors Of rerrazzO. All
/ ONCE floors throughout the building are
[ laid with edge grain yellow pine. and ali
I wood trim IS Quarter-sswn white oak
I All Office walls are tinted light bun. with
! woodwork throughout the building is
I stained dark brown and finished a dull
I wax A complete system OF intercom-
I municatinE electric bells and telephones
l is installed. connecting all Offices, and
[ Two electric passenger elevators serve
al Once floors
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court NO. L.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
NJ. -eE HCTlzau e. al uukn1vr hei-s-
order q pcbic4tion- A--u-u-ys II J. Colbert and
Il W Schn
Ne. zell- Butts " Butts: r-iie confined At
tCueys. EoE & R1Ss-herg and + B. R5o5es-
Lscaie Ful-1u 6 Cox r. Z Dean NIlleD 4
smith. 7. R. Hose. ard J. z Abrams
In rc lursci Nsry N Psaze, order sathoriziug
committee 70 borrow S.5o
Nc Es55- Lycsst IS Lycstt Ct Al. auditors -
port ratified. Attorneys. ". ". Ir7rin-J. 4 Tay-
ll--
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL
estate loves cuTTeut rates Ct Interest: specisl
privileges with hespsct 70 prlor payme1tS TYLER
a RUTHERFORD UDc-1. 80 18th St uw. rnhEcf
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
leans replace cd ones at lowest rates o. IN
tsresL AL trsusactions conducted with econouical
co1sideTatson fer bcTToWeTA NAL 4 SAUNDERS
4 Co lf17 Il nE esq
MONEY TO LOAN on D. C. REAL ESTATE:
lowest rates Of interest; paymerts oa principal q
$50 received q any iaterst period
TIE +. Il. SMITH CO.
fysaot Bend Bldz l41s y Y Ave.
REAL ESTATE VS.. sTOCKs-sECURIrY yS
DOUBT
s. 81. and 6% money in larEs and snail sszzs o.
frst trusts ard improved properly only Ever pSS
Eibls consideration shown boTrowers
THE HARRISON REALTY CO..
Nsis 80 ~ 81 Nv. n. Ek
s3a
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouota;ioas furnished hy z. P. Huttoz & Co.
members of the New York Ssock Exchange. G. B0Ess
Chip1lan. manager. lsol street northwest
sales 20 noon 324. 800 shares
Total sales eS-..-..-.---.. 59S.7O0 shares
Call money! High, L; low, 1; close, l.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
Lawsuits.

JUSTICE Stafford
Nc. - United States Eanl e Al. rule dzy
| 70 sslswc- libel e1s rdcd-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20

II you are IN doubt as to whom 10 con
suit with reference TO TIE purchase CT a
new home. don't fail &c consult the live.
up-to-date real estate men who advertise
in WashingtoH's most wide-awal5e paper.
JA- W-shinstoa IE-ra.d
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
Circuit Court No. 2.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
No Es57- Thornton Abbey. tl5Enszt b
coufessicn- Attorney. ? r Hlliari-
No 55.5. Hume Is Deuuie e. al; Judgment By
defzul-- Actorrey. J. D. Williams
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
Floral Decorations.

tlvs1ess Of the station. grass plots are
laid out on both the north and south
fronts. and shrubs and flowers VIII be
planted as soon as conditions permit
This entire layout has been planned and
erected under the general direction Of
M D .. Carothers. chief engineer.
while the architectural design and de-
tail of the work in its entirety has been
executed under the direct supervision OF
Ar n A Long. the c0mpany-s architect
The bridge work OF the steel viaducL
&C. has been under the direction Of M
W 5. B0uton. engineer Of bridges
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
HarEaIn Hunters Busr.

a slight indication that bargain hunt
ers who bought stocks during the
panic have been taking their profits was
afforded by the fact that Pennsylvania
roll OF stockholders was smaller By I5S
names on August than on July I July
was q buu month. and there must have
been a good deal of buying OF Pearsyl-
vania during that period by small in
vestors. but 50 many OF those who bought
ar the low figures sold OUT that the re
suit was a net decrease In the nur1ber Of
holders a further advance in The price
OF copper occurred in the London mar
kst. but there was no change in quota
tons here. and 10 a greater extent than
yesterday there was a disposition 10 dis
credit the reports OF a pronounced i'm
prcreDeut In the trade The leading
trade papers presented hopeful views OF
the iron and steel situation. the favorable
agricultural conditions bringing a demand
for the lighter lines used by farmers
back 70 near normal while the praspec-
tive placing Of orders for about = 90 new
cars has stimulated activity in some
other departments
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular call = O'Clock r5on-
Bel TeierhCue. q Peurz-.ra1ia, Z al 100.
National NIet-opolitan Bank . 20
Following ere the bid and asked pglces O. yes-
er5sv's Wzsting-Jl STOCK EZ-lange.
Gas BONDS
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
Bankruptcy Court.
District Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
No. 57s n re RoEer Q. NJ SIalones o7dcr re-
tat-ing Eez in favor q L l. Cooa. HTsry1asa-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20

When you have lost OF found anything,
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald. and bill wiz be sent you
at I cent = word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
CURR lIARkET-

ou-tati-ns furnished by z r Hut-o1 & Co.
De1nes New Nc-k STOCK EIcha1Ee. G. BoEis
CEi7nal nznzsar. I91l r street northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
BEARS NOT In POWER
Selling Movement Is One of
Distribution.
STOCK MARKET HOLDS IT'S OWN

Dealings Generally Considered 10
Show Ffrmness, while Some Issues
BeveIop Pronounced SIump-Op-
ffnIStic Outlook for Iron and steel
Trade end Agricultural Interests.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20

New York. aug 19.-Opinion was dI-
vlded as 20 whether lhe selling which to-
day caused recessioas in practically all
the active Stocks. as It produced declines
IN few yesterday. was in The nature
ot bear raid. or represented distrl5u-
ton: but. whereas yesterday &. was more
generally regarded as the former, the
c0nseasss To-day vas that = represented
the latter
Had - been q the nature OF a bear
raid, stocks subjected 20 II should have
recovered as soon So the pressure was
removed But the I'm stocks. depressed
yesterday on ne fimsIest pretext. failed
% rally o. the denial OF the rumo- 70
which Their weakness was ascribed-
Throughout the forenoon they utterly
lacked snap. and later IN the day dropped
sharply when the selling vas renewed.
New York Central. which had been
heavy [or days past. became quite weak
In the afternoon and did 6 good deal 10
unsettie the whole market which. not
withstandiug spasmodic bursts OF strength
IN few issues. notably the Hartman
stocks. was at no time very robust.
New York Central Dividend.
Il was rumored that at the next meet
ing Of directors the dividend on New
York Central would be reduced from 5
Der cent 10 4 Per cent. but what prob
ably had more influence in unsettIing
sentiment on the stock was the appear
ance OF certificates in the street which
indicated that Union Pacific had recently
reduced its interest IN the Vanderbilt
road Most Of the arguments used 10
awaken interest in one side OF the other
Of the market dealt with the technical
conditions. those IN favor OF advance con
tending that the short interest was un-
duly large. that certain houses were bor-
rowing more stocks than they ought TO
be short o. and that money was so easy
IS 10 be almost Unlenda5le. while those
favo-ing a decline argued that there was
heavy distribution OF long stock. and
that what appeared 10 be a short interest
was only so IN a technical sense. stocks
being borrowed Temporarily fl order that
the identity Of the sellers might not be
revealed until their selling was com
pleted-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

baltimore. Ans. u.-FoLl5rins are the sales ard
1--ati1ls On the most act--z securities listed CT
be- Baltimore SICK Ezcha--s-
SAILS
The Washington herald., 1908-08-20

J. J. White expects 10 repair his stable
at 1I20 Nineteenth street northwest at a
cost OF $500. Contract for the work
has been let TO c. a. Langley.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-05
BOLD THIEVES WORKED
ON PACKET STEAMER

GalnpOlis, Ohio, June 4.-Passen-
gers on the Pittsburg and Cincinnati
packet steamer Virginia. which arriv-
ed here today, were robbed several
miles below here while they slept
The thieves pulled their victims
CLOTHING through the transoms CT
stateroons BY using hooks on a Ions
stick. Frank Laurant Of Washington.
D. e.. one woman passenger and J.
J. 'Laurant Of Knoxville, Tenn. were
the heaviest losers. tine thieves taking
from therl money and valuable jewel
ry The police think regular gang
is working Systematically or The river
steamers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-05
A WELL KNOWN NEGRO DIED
VERY SUDDENLY YESTERDAY

"a Sc Sawyer, one 81 the best known
negroes IN the city dropped dead at
an early hour yesterday morning of
heart failure.
sawyer has been engaged in the
steyedore business Ia The cts for a
number Of years ana has been a big
leader among his race
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-23
M0Ah0N MEETINGS

Despite the rain which came down
quite heavily yesterday evening there
was large crowd at the closing
meeting of the semi-annual confer
ence of the Saints in little Mormon
Church on Punchbowl street.
The congregation consisted al
most exclusively OF Hawaiians.. The
hall was not large enough to accom-
modate all and many mothers with
their babies had to stay outside.
The Mutual Improvement Society
OF the church, with President ]. f.
Woolley at its head, held meeting
the Relief Society. presided over by
Mrs. Minerva Fernandez, met and
discussed the general welfare of the
Society.
On Saturday night the Sunday
schools of Halawa, Waialae and Wal
kiki met in conference, presided over
by President A. II. Anderson, the
head of the Honolulu work, and last
night the meeting was of the Sunday
school of Auwaiolimu. The after
noon and morning meeting yester-
day We're general meetings, the one
IN the morning having the record at
tendance, 443. These meetings were
presided over by President S. +. Wool
ley. the head of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints in Ha'
wall. Last nights meeting was led
ry Elder Charles Broad and the var
ious speakers dealt especially with
the doctrines of the church as taught
from the Book of Mormon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-23
KEANAE'S ENGINE
CONTINUED from PAGE II

what it should be is so large that ii
will require legislative action to pro
vide funds for what must be done.
However, he hopes that something
may be done at once to mitigate the
condition now existing, Some sore OF
o ilume will be provided to take the
water from a point above the source
Of contamination, and the Legislature
will be called upon TO provide money
for a permanent pipe system OF per
haps a mile in length.
One thing which Is urgently needed
at Lahaina to insure the health of the
people Is a sewer system at present
there Is none, and the fact that part
of the town is built on land little II
any above the level of the sea makes
matters worse. In addition to this,
some of the swamps must be filled in,
The Legislature will probably be
called upon to provide for these mat
tiers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-23
\ iNAkAKU| IS 70
ESyRVEY kU[ElNAS

Land Commissioner Pratt made
Just one promise to the people on
Maui during his recent trip through
that Island with Governor Frear. lie
told the jewellers of Keanae that he
would send Kanakanui, one OF the
surveyors of the Survey Department,
to that place to straighten out the
tangle of the location of the kule-
anas there. Mr.. Pratt stated this
morning that Kanakanui is to be
sent down this week. The location
of the kuleanas is based upon a GER
tain kahawai, which was not found
before. The only way to get a cor
rect survey is to find this kahawai
and then base the survey upon this
as base.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-23
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE

TN ne NlNNNll NO'pi VI iii'
Second Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
In Probate; at Chambers. In the
Matter of the Estate of Refnio de
Aveiro, late of Paia, Maui. deceased
Before Judge A. n. Kepoikai. Order
of Notice of Petition for Allowance
of final Accounts and Discharge In
this Estate. On reading and filing
the petition and accounts of j. Gar
cia administrator of the estate of
Refnio de Aveiro, late OF Paia, Maui.
deceased, wherein he asks to be al
lowed S10226, and he charges him
self with S714.17, and asks that the
same may be examined and approved,
and that final order may be made
of distribution of the property re-
manning In his hands to the persons
thereto entitled, and discharging him
and his sureties from all further re-
sponsibility as such administrator, 1t
Is ordered that Monday. the 27th
day CT April, A. ID. 1908, at 10
o'clock a. m. before the judge of said
| court Ut lHt COuIl IOOiIl VI INC Stiu
court at Wailuku, lsland-of Maui, We
and the same hereby is appointed
as the time and place for hearing
said petition and accounts, and that
all persons interested may then and
there appear and show cause, II any
they have, why the same should not
be granted, and may present evil
Gence as to who are entitled to the
said property. And that notice OF
this order, in the English language,
re published in the Evening Bulle'
tin, daily newspaper printed and
published in Honolulu. for three sue
cessivc weeks, the last publication tc
he not less than two weeks previous
to the time therein appointed fol
said hearing.
Dated at Wailuku, Maui. this Goth
day OF March, 1908.
(Sd.) A. n. KEPOIKAI, 4
Judge of the Circuit Court of the
End Circuit.
Attest
(Sd.) EDMUND II. HART,
(SeaD Clerk of the Circuit Cour
of the End Circuit.
3957-Mar. 23, 80; Apr. 6, 10.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-23
.nOShtR'S ADDRESS
PLEASED CNLlGt Club,

The regular monthly meeting of the
College Club was held at Kamehameha
Girls School on Saturday afternoon.
After a short business meeting. most
interesting paper was read by Ralph
Hosmer on THE Growth of Civic Art
in the United States" Mr.. Hosmer
had plans and pictures illustrating his
remarks on the improvements made
end those contemplated in various
cities In the United States, notably
Washington, Boston, Chicago, st. Paul
and st. Louis. He noted the fact that
small towns are keeping pace with
the large cities and that beginnings
are made in keeping streets and side.
walks In order. Following the talk,
light refreshments were served. Mrs,
Hosmer was the guest of honor. .,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-23
STOCKS ADVANCE

There was strong upward ten
dency in the stock market this fore
noon, several stocks climbing up in
price. During the session sales were
made of five shares OF Eva at s2G 3-S
and of ten shares OF oahu at s25 3-S,
the fraction in both cases marking
the advance. The biggest jump was
made, however, by Waialua, block
of which was sold after the session
at S75, an advance of $3.50.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-23
MEETING NOTICE.

Adjourned annual meeting of the
Union Feed Company, Ltd, will be
held at the company's Office, in this
city, on Wednesday, the 25th inst, a!
II O'Clock q. IN.
L. w. MACFARLANE, JR.,
Secretary, Union Feed Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, March 49, 1908. 3957.2t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-23
Nf:: w g TO-DAY
MEETING NOTICE.

Adjourned quarterly meeting of the
of the Union Feed Com.
pany, Ltd, will be held at the com
pany's Office, in this city, on Wednes.
Gay, the 18th inst, at 1890 O'Clock
q. M.
+. w. MACFARLANE JR.,
Secretary. Union Feed Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, March 20, 1908. 3957-2t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-23

1875 editorial rooms-256 busl.
ness office. These are the ne" tel
ephone numbers Of the Bulletin office.
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
KkEN-EYED SLEEPwALKER.

An extraordinary acuJeneSS Of vision
in the sleep walking state has attracted
the notice OF Dr. James W Russell in
a girl OF twenty-OnC. observed last Au-
gust at the Birmingham England. hos
pitsL The patient. a teacher. typewriter
and music student was reserved and
more or less hysterical. and On three
years she had had four seasons OF sleep
walking. with almost nightly rising in
sleep for several weeks al each period
She usually left her BID between and
In the morning She was not easily
aroused appearing wide awake. but
recognizing nobody. and in this condi-
ton she attempted various tasks. play
ing The piano. tuning her violin. reading.
studying harmony. crOcheting and writ
ing letters. Il was found that this work
was always done in almost absolute
darkness. 4 letter was written 20 a
relative. but or being asked 10 CODY
the address in the same light. when
awake. she was unable 70 see. and
wrote a confused tumble Of lines. one
over another She CrOCheted wei and
wrote a very accurate musical ESSAY
The eyes seemed normal Another cur
iouS feature OF her case was that con-
trary to usual experience. she would re-
call events Of her sleep. seeming to have
a very clear recollection OF them. FIX
change
The Washington times., 1908-05-03
CUBAN SCHEDULES
TO Be TABULATED
Data viii Be Compiled and
Compared by Washing
ton Force.

The schedules of the Cuban census
arrived at the bureau at noon We'd
nesday. in charge 0i Victor II. Ohm
sted. director Of the Cuban euumera-
ton. The schedules are being unpacked,
and the work of tabulatiOn Will proceed
rs soon as the preliminary arrangements
can be made The work Of tabuiation
will De under the dissection Of William
c Hunt. chief statisucian for pOpula-
ton, who will turn the completed work
over 10 Director OlmsJed in the form OF
tables. For this work about one hun
dred additional clerks are to he en-
pioyed. These clerks have already been
selected and have been kept or the
waiting list pending the arrival Of the
schedules from Cuba, which have been
delayed about two months.
This is the second census OF cuba TO
be taken under the supervision OF the
Federal Government. both OF which
have been under the direction % The
War Department The first census OF
the island was taken i'm $50. and the
new census will BE- framed in compare
tive form. Some two o. three months
will be consumed IN taGulatiuS and
printing the report.