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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
DAUGHTER AND SON
OF EVANS WILL ATTEND
WIFE WILL REMAIN WITH THE
INVALID
Admiral Feels Keenly His Inability
to Be Present at Celebration.
VIII Visit Los Angeles
Soon

While it now seems improbable tnat
Rear Admiral Robley d. Evans Will pc
able to attend the Los Angeles anu
beach reception to the Atlantic fleet, II
was announced by private wire from
Paso Robles yesterday that his daugn-
ter, Mrs. c. c. Marsh, ana ms sun
Lieutenant L. Taylor Evans, accompa-
MED by Lieutenant C. r. Train, nag
lieutenant and flag signal ofhcer' VINO
have been at Paso Robes with the au-
miral, will be present. ~,
Mrs. Marsh during her stay here Will
be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Woolwine, 1901 Downey avenue.
Lieutenants Evans and Train, 1t Is
said. will be the guests of Manager Z.
n Whitmore of the Alexandria hotel.
Mrs. Evans, it Is stated, will be un-
able to come. She will not leave the
admiral, though his condition Is not
serious enough to demand her remain
ing with him. She personally is nurs-
ing her husband back to strength ana
health, and would not for a moment
consider his request that she come anu
enioy the entertainment here.
Admiral Evans passed cheerful day
Yesterday according to telephone re-
ports, and was in much better health
than since leaving Hampton ROADS, as
his rheumatism is rapidly leaving, and
he now suffers only from stomach COM
plicatiUns. He still is unable TO retalii
substantial food, but the vapor-capinet
baths seem unquestionably TO be restor-
ing him to his normal condition.
It is stated that even if Admiral Ev-
ans does not attend the fleet celebration
here, he undoubtedly will come to Los
Angeles as soon as cured, though tne
fleet by that time may nave ahchoreu
in San Francisco harbor.
In a communication to w. D. Wool
wine of the National Bank of California
Yesterday Mrs. Evans stated that the
admiral felt more keenly than anything
Ice ond take part in the automobile pa
rade. He has spoken number Oh
times of his desire to enjoy such an
auto ride in this city.
Admiral Evans comedies, 1t is said,
that he will not visit Los Angeles, as
his physician considers such a trip dan
gerous. and the noted officer is too dis
cinlined to disobey
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF
FLEET ENTERTAINMENT
Document Submitted to Mayor Yesterday Provides
for Four Days of Uninterrupted Festivities
Mayor to Call on Admiral Saturday

to Sixth east on Sixth to Olive, nortn
on Olive to Fifth, east on f1fth TO the
soldiers monument entrance or Cen
tral park and disperse.
"At noon Admiral Thomas, mayor
Harper and Lieutenant General Char
fee will visit Chutes park for brler
stay. -,
"Your committee is requested by
Captain and Mrs. Randolph II. Miner
to announce that they have issued
cards for lawn party Tuesday a1tero
noon from to o'clock p. M, at 649
West Adams street.
Wednesday, April %
"The committee has arranged for a
ball to be held at the Shrine audito-
rum, West Jefferson and Royal streets
at o'clock p. m. To this pail lnVl-
tations have been extended to all the
officers of the fleet.
Thursday, April 20
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
an automobile drive for this day. TWO
hundred officers of the navy have been
invited to participate, and as many
as will come will be escorted on the
drive by gentlemen of Los Angeles
one to each car. The start will be
made at 10 o'clock a. m. from the north
entrance of the Alexandria hotel, pro-
cee6ing by Main street to Eastlake
park Pasadena boulevard to Oneonta
park where it will be met by repre-
sentatives of the Pasadena board or
trade and escorted to the Maryland
hotel for luncheon, 1880 a. m to 12:3O
p. IN.
1880 D. M, escorted by the Pasadena
board of trade, the guests will be driven
around Pasadena to the Annandale
Golf club, from the Annandale CLUB
the course will be from Pasadena ave-
nue. to Buena Vista street. Sunset
boulevard, to Hollywood, on Prospect
avenue and on to Sherman, Beverly
hills and Soldiers home, where a stop
of one-half hour will be made From
Soldiers home the course will be to
the Palisades, Santa Monica, ocean
Park, Venice returning to Los Angeles,
arriving at o'clock p m.
Reception to Officers
1.-THE committee is requested to an
nounce that the California club has
issued cards for a reception in honor
of the admirals and officers of the At
lantic fleet to be held by the members
of the club and their ladies' at o'clock
D. M, Thursday, April 80.
"The committee respectfully requests
that all citizens on foot and all per-
sons in charge Of wheeled vehicles will
extend. as a courtesy to the guests of
the city, an uninterrupted passage to
the automobile parade of the streets
mentioned for its route.
I'm order that the veterans at the
Soldiers home and others who wish
may see the fleet en- masse, Admiral
Thomas will assemble his ships at
Santa Monica bay at o'clock a. M,
April 25, and remain, unanchored. for
one hour before departing for Santa
Barbara at o'clock"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
FLEET WILL DIVIDE
WHILE PASSING PORTS
NAVY DEPARTMENT MAKES
CHANGE IN PROGRAM
Only Time Division VIII Be Seen AS
sembIed viii Be the Morning
1t Departs for the
North, s-

Contrary to the original program and
acting on instructions from the secre-
tary of the navy, which it is said were
issued as a result of communications
from Frank Virgins, representing the
Los Angeles chamber of commerce. the
sixteen battleships of the Atlantic
squadron will not anchor together at
San Pedro Saturday night, as at first
expected, in order that the entire fleet
may be seen in the illumination.
This is one of the most impressive
sights of the navy, but when only four
vessels participate. it is said, the IL
Elimination loses much of its spectacu-
lar grandeur.
According to latest announcements,
made yesterday, the fourth division of
the fleet will leave the squadron as 1t
passes Long Beach and anchor off that
port.
The first, second and third divisions
will then pass on, and the first division
will drop off at san Peuros ancnoring
near the breakwater.
The second and third divisions will
continue to Redondo, where at about
4 o'clock p. m. the second division Will
anchor.
The third division Will continue TO
Venice, there anchoring half hour
later. -,
In the evening each division will be
illuminated at their respective ports,
and the ships will be open to visitors
Sunday.
Many contend mistake has been
made in not having the entire squadron
assemble in the harbor of San Pedro.
at least for Saturday nights illumina-
ton.
The only time the fleet will be seen
all together by the general puphc VIII
be on the morning of April 25, just be-
fore it departs for the north. At that
time the entire sixteen ships will as
sernhle in Santa Monica.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
.hree or five minutes, according to de-

three OF HVe minutes, dCCOi oiiS ~ ~
mand. 80,
The new standard gauge cars will be
put into service on the Redondo ana
Venice lines, while the narrow gauge
equipment will be used to santa
Monica both by way of Hollywood and
over the old main line. The service
will be just as close together as the
law will permit. After Saturday tne
service will begin at 6 o'clock each
morning until April %, when cars will
commence to run at o'clock a. m, as
the fleet will assemble at 1880 in the
waters of Santa Monica bay to make
the trip north.
Three car trains will be run as close
together as possible to San Pedro ana
Long Beach, beginning SATURDAY.
Angeles Interurban system every thirty
minutes from Third and Main streets
to San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17

The Atlantic fleet, under full steam,
will pass Newport Beach about 1 o'clock
Saturday afternoon, April Is, and it is
expected that several thousand persons
will go to that resort to view the naval
pageant go by. It's course Will be
plainly visible from Newport Beach,
according to repOrts.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
MAYOR AND COUNCIL
PROCLAIM TUESDAY
A LEGAL HOLIDAY

!. Tuesday will be holiday in Los :
!. Angeles, proclaimed so by the !
\ mayor and council. =
< A. the adjourned meeting of the :
!. city council, held yesterday, the :
4 following resolution was adopted: :.
\ Whereas, the mayor in mes :
J. sage to the council has requested :
\ that Tuesday, April 21, 1908, be :.
j. proclaimed a legal holiday on ac- :.
J. count of the arrival in southern ;.
:. waters of Admiral Evans fleet; :,
i therefore, be it
X "Resolyed, that the council :
!. adopt the message of the mayor, :
!. and by so doing proclaim Tues :
i day, April q, 1908, legal holiday, ,.
! and that the heads of all city de- :
i partments be notified to that eff :.
\ fect'
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
5000 EASTER LILIES TO BE
GIFT OF EBELL CLUB
Special to The Herald.


LONG BEACH, April 16.-Five thou
sand Easter lilies will be the offering
of the ladies of the Long Beach Ebell
to the officers and men of the battle
ships which are anchored in the bay:
The fragrant beauties, gift typical of
blamy Southern California, will be
transported to the ships in a private
launch which J. H. Munholland, chair
man of the fleet committee, has already
chartered for that purpose. Mrs. ]. ].
Penny, Mrs. M. X. Miller, Mrs. j. A.
Miller and Mrs. p. e. Hatch will be
among the Ebell members who will
formally present the flowers.
Not only have all the rooms in Hotel
Virginia been rented for next week, but
all the houses which the hotel manage
ment has been able to lease for the
week have also been filled.
Strings of varicolored incandescent
lights will be hung across the Pike at
ten-foot intervals The city is already
a great bower of flags and palms. The
decorations are said to be the most
striking that have ever been put up
here.
additional fleet news on page 81
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
COMMITTEE THANKS
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS

The fleet committee wishes to thank
n n Anthony and friends of the
Southern California Automobile Deal
ers' association, and Charles r. Hop
ner and associates of the Automobile
Club of Southern California, for their
consideration in donating the use of
their automobiles for the parade April
21. and for the automobile drive OF
Thursday, April 2S.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
STEAMER ROANOKE WILL
MEET FLEET SATURDAY

The steamer Roanoke will carry pas
sengers to meet and return with the
fleet. The steamer will leave COM
pany's dock, foot of First street, San
Pedro. Saturday morning at IL o'clock
and return in the afternoon with the
fleet
Passengers who take this trip will
have an opportunity to see the big
fleet at sea under full steam.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
OFFICIALS MAKE CHANGE
IN STREET CAR SCHEDULES
Companies Prepare to Handle Monster
Crowds During Week, and All
Available Cars viii
Be Used

The division of the fleet Saturday in
passing the various ports has necessi-
ted a change in the transportation
schedules. The Los Angeles-Pacific
Railway company is preparing to util-
ize both it's narrow gauge equipments
in running electric trains to all tho
west beaches, beginning Saturday
morning and continuing until the fleet
leaves. Cars and trains will run every
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
A mnvement has been started,

A movement has been started, said
to be favored by a number of the lead
ing merchants, to close all stores in
Los Angeles on the afternoon of Satur-
day, April IS, in order that all en-
ployes may view the arrival of the
battleship fleet. 1t is believed the idea
will be carried and that factories and
the like, when possible, will join in the
movement.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-17
FLEET NOTES

The Southern California Commercial
Travellers association of Los Angeles,
with club rooms at 23Oh South Spring
street, has extended an invitation to
all commissioned officers of the visiting
Atlantic squadron to make themselves
"at home" in the club rooms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22

Charles e. Morris, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. Robert
Blow, and took up her residence in
Cairo, ~. Upon the death Of her hus-
band In 1879 Mrs. Morris returned to
Sheboygan for which place she had
always a strong affection, and resided
In the city until the time of her death,
Mrs. Morris beautiful character
wen fer her a host of friends, and
gndcarcd her to all who knew her.
IN everything she was unselGsh and
and many can remember
the hours she spent among her
friends and ncighbors nursing the sick
in which she was most skillful doing
what She could by her experience and
Kindly presence to alleviate the suf-
ferne Of others.
Conhrmcd in the Episcopal church
when n girl, she had always been
clt sCly allied with 1t in every phase
Of its activity, and up to the end Of
her llfa The church occip:od large
part Ct her thoughts and efforts.
Mrs Norris is survived by her sis
ter, Mrs. Gorsline and three children
Frederick Morris and Mrs. Eugene T.,
Panther oi SLeboygan, aud Mrs. A. q.
Fielder. Of Athens, Wis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
CIVIL CERVICE AMiNATlONS
ORDERED FOR NEXT MONTH

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an eXauaina
ton on April %. 1908, to secure eli
Eibles from which to make certiflca
tiou to ill a vacancy in the position
Ct wagon maker, $720 per annum III
the Indian school at Salem, re, AMI
vacancies requiring similar qualiica
tons as they may occur in any
branch e the service.
April -. 1908, to secure eligible
from which to make certidcation 10
fill a vacancy in the position of cop
per plate map engraver, at 5000 pes
annum. in the Coast and Gcodetic Sur.
vey, and vacancies requiring similar
qualifications as they may occur In
any branch of the service. AS no
eligibles were obtained as the result
of the examination held for this posi-
ton on January Is, 1908, qualified
persons are urged to enter this exam
ination.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
FORMER RESIDENT
PASSED AWAY
MRS. CAROLINE (. MORRIS DIED
AT HER HOME IN SHEBOYGAN
WlS.-WlDOW OF THE LATE
WILLIAM II. NORRIS.

Older residents Of Cairo will regret
to learn of the death OF Mrs. Cardiac
Il Morris, of Sheboygan, Wis, widow
OF the late William il. Morris who at
one time was a resident Of Cairo, Tho
latter was associated in business her,
many years ago with the late A. b.
Stafford and the late Henry Il. Can.
dee.
The Sheboygan Telegram says con
corning the recent death of Mrs. Nor
rs;
Mrs. Caroline t. Morris who died
ON Thursday morning az ner resi-
dcnce, 500 Erie .avcnrc was the
daughter of Dr. John i. and Eliza.
beth Gale NewcomD. ald was born
at Whitehall, n. y, in 1913. After
the death of her father in 1859 she
came to Sheboygan 70 maze her homa
with her sister who was The wife OF
Judge VIM. Gorsline. She was united
in marriage on Octcrcr 18Th, 1869 to
Wm. II. Morris son of tho late Judge
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
WEAK, WEARY WOMEN.
Learn the Cause of Daily Woes and
End Them.

When the BACK aches and throbs.
When housework is torture.
When night brings no rest nor
sleep.
Whom urinary disorders set in
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Have cured women here in Cairo.
This is one Cairo woman's test
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with pain in my back. For weeks
there was a steady ache through my
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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
Greatest Compliment.

The late Lord Shaftesbury one tine
related an incident regarding which ne
says that the little girls trust was 70
him the greatest compliment he haa
ever received. This little girl, mite
of lass, wished to cross the street.
and was waiting for some one 10 heip
her. After looking searchlngiy INTO
The faces of all those VINO passed sue
finally decided TO choose the earl ana
approached him, saying: Please ST.
will you help me over!
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
Wooden warshIps Lasted Long.

Some of the old-time frigates lived
four times as long as cur modern bat
tleships and cruisers, and they were
made entirely of wood Steel ships
rust out; wooden ships wear out At
ten years our navy is obsolete or prac-
tically so.-New York Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
The Philosopher of Folly.

Necessities may be higher than
ever" says the Philosopher of Folly,
"but luxuries are going down in price.
Take chewing gum, for instance
saw a sign in a confc2ti0ners window
to-day. Gum Drops Cents
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
MILK a. Fire Extinaulsher.

Milk is suggested as a good ex-
tinguisher for burning petroleum It
forms an emulsion with the oil and
by disturbing its cohesion, attenuates
the combustibe element, as water
cannot
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22

A product called Kodol has now
been made which completely dige5ts
al food. 1t relieves the weak stom.
ach wholly and instantly yet permits
ono to eat what he wants.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22

So long you suffer the pains of Indigestion,
you are making Cure of the stomach Impossible.
Undigested food forms hard Jumps In the stom-
ach. II irrtatcs the stomach lining Aud neither
Nature nor drugs can remedy the trouble while
that irritation exists.
When the stomach fails to digest all OF the food
It must he helped out. That Is essential Aid it
and rest it, for there is no other way to eecupera
ton.
Don't do this by dicting-not by starvation For
strength comes only through uour 3lin.ent and you
need all you can get
Do it by dgosting the food, 81 little time
with Kodol.
There Is no cure for Dyspepsia, and you don't
need one. The stomach must cure itself.
TONES and simuants may SPUR the stomach TO
action But any weak organ is only Injured by
forcing.
The right way is 10 help ont the stomach, rs You
would help cut lame foot Stop TIE irritation,
stop the formation of gas stop the pain. Yoa
will be astonished we think, to see HOY quickly
the stomach RECEIVERS.
There ere in these DAYS many aids TO digestion.
T,'' tNer only aids.
repein for iustpnce, diEosts only a'humcn. II
ojds uuv to his extent.
int + very largo part Of your ford Is starch ard
aaathcr h~ra part ia sat they mUat le i; a'ei
'o,l lpto rahef ra~nres rr9dnc' ~ 'j"cst2
j su..s u food ard ..cGcl ai4ac ca & z.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22

The Episcopal bishop of Lucknow
presides over a diocese greater In ex-
tent than the whole of Great Britain,
it having a population of about 49,
900, 600 of whom only 10000 are
Christians.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
BUYERS MERCANTILE Agency
BOOK, FOR THE FREE USE OF
OUR MANUFACTURERS AND
MERCHANTS.

The Mercantile Agency Books for
the use of Sellers, giving the names
and ratings of all dealers, etc, are uni
versally known and used.
A Mercantile Agency Book arranged
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
nanrer In Eashion,s Fad

Feminine medical authority says
openwork stockings in winter do not
produce pneumonia, but they do pro.
duce a red nose Which, as everybody
win admit, is much worse,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22

"When you read about the way
they are killing those beautiful birds
down In Florida" said Mrs. Lapsling,
"you wonder how any woman can be
so heartess as to wear vinaigretto
on her hat
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
A neathhad Scene.

81 took one ball too many" sighed
the moth, sinking back into his soft
bed, but ] feel that | have not lived
in vain. Please carve on my tomb
stone the simple epitaph, Died in the
Wool"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
Gossamer Spiders Web.

So light is the spiders web that
pound weight of II wifi reach round
the world, and then leave enough to
reach few thousand miles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
Somewhat Remarkable Animal.

The Chinese pony is said to be
somewhat like a sheep, his nose
rounding off similarly and not unlike
camel, but in disposition he re-.
sembles pig aud in maiy ways is
like n mule
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22

Have You Thought of This, Girls?
The girl who gets married during
lean year must be very beautiful in
order to escape suspicion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
Felt for Poor "Horsie."

found a horseshoe. "Oh, mamma he
exclaimed, "a horsie has loosed one OF
its feet!"
s. C. 4. z LIZ.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
One THING You Don't Need.

Here's some inside information; IL
Won haven't had the grip, don't get 1t.
'Tain't worth having,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
Stop Indigestion

Ii is unnecessary All the food that you eat be
digcsted, and should be. Kodol will always do it. No
need of the pain, the gas and the poison that come
from undgested food Note our guarantee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22
Coal Oil for Stained Floors.

Stained floors should not be wiped
off with water. but with little coal
oil. This prevents the varnish from
being 'ut,d or stained.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22

Possible to Protect Too Much.
'Tis not the many oaths that make
the truth Shakespeare.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22

Cocoanut Palms Live Centuries.
Brazilian cocoanut palms live from
COO TO 200 years
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-22

Many Livers for Gallon of OIL.
One hundred cod liyers yield gal
lrr, .Af Ill
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18
EI prenliO de Mr.. Ward, !

En- la session ordinaria celebrada ano-
che por la directive del Ateneo Puer-
torriquefo, propuso Ell honorable Mr..
George Cabot Ward, Auditor de Puer-
to Rico vocal de dicha directiva, la
celebration Do un concurso musical,
euyo tems ha de ser ala danzap ge-
nuinamente puertorriquefa, ofrecien-
do al Ateneo ell sefior Ward, donar ell
premio que Sc haya de conceder al au-
tor que EN- esehermoso CertAmen re
suite Iaureado.
La Directiva acogi6 con aplausos la
proposition lie Mr.. Ward, y en- breve
Sc hara pdbhco Ell llamamiento 4 todos
los artistas del pals que deseen acu-
dir con SIT inspiration al brillante tor
neo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18
Ri Attorney Nj. Heyt

Aver regree6 en- ell "Coamo", proce>
.dente de los Estados Unidos, Ell Attor-
ney general Mr. Hoyt, despues de una
larga temporada ausente.
Mr.. Hoyt Sc hizo cargo de su ofcina
inmediatamente, por la tarde celebr6
INA conferencia con ell gobernador in
terino
Mr. Hoyt viene muy repuesto y hasra
pareee que ha aumentado en- libras.
Damos la bienvenida al distinguido
funeienario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-18
MunOz Rivera

( Aver ha regresado ID IN breve a.
cursi6n & los Estados Unides, el end
nente hombre p1blco don Luis Munoz
Rivera, director de nuestro estimads
colega. La Democracia.
Ell sefior Munoz Rivera viene fortale-
cido por ell breve descanso ell viale
comfortable, despues de la eampaiia po-
Utica.
Damos al eminente eompaTlero nues-
tRo safu2e de bienvenidn