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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

ATTRACTIVE HOME. PRICE IS. 900
Old English architecture has been pleasngy
adapted 10 give an atmosphere of cheer and
comfort TO this room and bath dwelling;
glance at the first door shows a spacious re-
ceptlon hall with beamed ceiling. high armed.
built IN seats and imposing stairway Of spe
cial design with cluster Of loaded windows;
the living rOcn has unusual inglenook with
large open fireplace and built in book cases
the Spanish dining room is paneled in Mission
oak surmcunted by a sumptuous ceiling OF an
tiQue gold: a mantel. buffet and unique tavern
benches built to form a breakfast corner over
looking the garden: culinary appurtenances
and kitchen complete the first floor; cham
bers and bath on second floor: finish basement
with servants room. social hall and laundry
rough attic. Owner has beeen called 10 Ore
gon and price asked is D per cent below cost
Located in the best block Of the Park dis
triet. Key at Office. which is above
dwelling.
E. N FRITZ. I401 Masonic av
Open every day. including Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
CITY REAL. EsrATE-continuea
G. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
Real Estate, Renting, Collecting and Insurance.
20 Montgomery ST

$50, ,000-Pacifc st. corner, east of Kearny big
frontage Pacific ST.; ubstantial = story
brick building with basement; 4 stores
and hotel above; leased TO one tenant
$3.50 per month; gilt edge investment.
observation-disclosures st. corner; substantial and
attractive Improvements. consisting OF .
stores, fats and } houses; everything
in good order and always rented; month
~ income S407 so: size OF lot 6S:9x
1876; the above is an especially at
tractive holding and at the price Of
fered is particularly good buy
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
SPRECKETS LAKE LOTS.

few lots left fronting Golden Gate park
between Both and 31st avs. Take Fulton St
to the property. Representatives on the
grounds These lots can be had on SO
monthly payments. They are opposite Spreck
els lake and the stadium, and with the COM
pletion of the Fulton st. earline to the beach
they will double In value
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
D. F. SUPPLE & co. d. F. SUPPLE & co.
d. F. SUPPLE & CO. D. f. SUPPLE & co.
D. Z. SUPPLE & co. d. F. SUPPLE q CO.

$50 Montgomery st.
So, ,o0o-Mont tgomery ST. Union; store and
flats: rentals S45 monthly; lot 25xs7
$6,25o-Polk st. corner, houses; rentals $50
monthly. This property is bargain. as
IL has every prospect of rapid growth
because of its splendid location and
favoring local conditions.
Sc ~Unimproyed corner. SO feet frontage on
prominent street Stockton and Clay
SS300-Northeast corner on Clement St; @ fats
rooms each; rentals 500 monthly; a
good location.
$s 500-Owner needs money and is offering 2
fats. 81 rooms. Haight st. near Bu-
chanan; lot has two frontages and Is
well located. Investigate this.
sli, ,500-3 fats, IT'S rooms; Baker ST.; rentals
S110 monthly; the swellest fats in the
city; new. modern and up to date. This
is the best fat proposition the market
Get to this, for It Is your opportunity.
Only 81 800 cash required.
d. F. SUPPLE e. CO. $50 Montgomery ST.
ocC,An rIr,vnrlN Il nnnrrIrn
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
l13 Montgomery st.
RICHMOND COTTAGES

New, modern room and bath cottages on
Point Lobos st. between Bath and 35th avs. :;
only left out of s. They can be had on
rent money terms. II you are a rent payer
you can not afford to miss this splendid op-
portunity. Take Clement st. cars and get of
at 35th av. Cottage Is open for inspection
today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
sI-NSFr nISTRICr

Fine lots ON l1th av betyeen 81" and IN
sts.; street work 10 be bltumenzed at our ey
pense; sidewalks. sewer. gas and water {
be placed to every lot. $40 monthly payment:
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

$3.50 building lots; new block recently sub
divided; close to Silver av. and San Bruno av
To see this property call at our branch office
2574 San Bruno av. J.. WEINSTEIN, agent
Take San Bruno ear at 22d and Mission
SITS. and ride TO Burrows st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

G. Fl. UMBSEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

SIC, ,000-Large corner Potrero av.. I0ex125;
can be sold in subdivisions; city is buy
ing adjoining blocks; this must be used
TO move the improvements on; good for
speculation.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

FOR SALE BY
Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE co.
RENTING-REAL ESTATE-INSU RANCE.
S3S, ,0o0-95x115:1; the northwest corner of Pine
and Leayenworth sts.; splendid PROPOSE
tion for builder will subdivide.
sec, ,0O0-13I :8x187:6; Washington st. near Stock
ton; any reasonable offer submitted.
SIC, ,000-50x112:6; Larkn near Bay; new flats
$16. 000-Two nicely located blocks In Sunset
district fine proposition for subdiyidlng.
S12 500-Page near Stanyan; fats of and I
rooms and bath each renting for S122.50;
mortgage of Sc 600 can remain.
81 0,000-25xl27; well constructed flats Of 6
and rooms and bath each
Sc, ,500-2Sx106; Ashbury st. near Frederick.
with new house of rooms and bath:
mortgage of $4,000 remain.
$s,15o-23x60; Clay near Jones; fine location for
flats.
sc, ooo-Frontage of 2T:6 on Dupont st. near
Chestnut; bay window fats, rent
ing for $51 per month.
S3,750-29x100; Cough st. mr.. Green; splendid
location for residence or fats.
SO, S3,500-25xl20; 18th mr.. Lake; modern cot
tage of rooms and bath.
Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
14l Sutter st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

So 500-Page St. east of Fillmore; two magnih-
cent and substantial fats, 81 rooms and
bath each, renting for S75 per month
25xl97:6; owner is very anxious to sell ;
make Offer
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

S9,500-Page st. 1 block from Market 2 2
story houses and 2 fats fronting on rear
street; thoroughly renovated and in first
class condition; rents over 500 per
month; 27:6x120; frontages; this loca-
tion makes this special bargain
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

S400 lots. New subdivision / block from
San Jose av. car barn and 0nandsgo av. Only
a few lots at this price left
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

HAWKS & PENNELL,
519 California ST.
ss5o-21st av. near Point Lobos; good level
lot: 25xl20
S. 50o-Pine st. near Cough; rouse Of rms. !:
leased for ss6 per month; lot 25xl2O
to the rear.
81 2500-vallejo ST. near Broderick; fine build
ing lots, any size 500 per foot; easy
terms
s7,5O0-Filbert st. near Presdio attractive
home of rooms; fine garden; lot 25x
1875.
S11 ,50O-Sixth av. near G ST; fats: rents
$131 per month; $4,000 can remain on
mortgage.
$50 o0O-First st near Harrison: first class In
vestment: IL room fats; rents $3.50; al
ways rented.
$50, ,0O0-Tenth and Natoma sts.; good corner
for lodging house, 75x110; will subdivide.
HAWKS & PENNELL,
519 California st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

SALOMoN & ESTES, INC,
219 Montgomery ST.
Members of the s. +. Real Estate Board
81 700 cash. balance So, 500; beautiful fats
large reception hall, beamed and paneled; !;
handsome, solid brass fixtures; lot 27:6x
100; income 5000 year; Cole ST.
Sc 75O--A bargain; lot 81 :6x137:6; room resi-
dence at Pine and Baker sts.; Al condi-
tion; large, sunny rooms; fine plumbing !;
$4,000 mortgage can remain owner non
resident, orders this sold.
s7.75o-Grand 10 room residence facing Alamo
square, Steiner and Hayes sts.; hardwood
finish throughout; absolutely a bargain.
SO O00-2 of the finest fats in the Panhandle
district and rooms; mahogany man
tells; fine plumbing; large lot, 30x125;
Waller and Cole sts. income 5000 year.
So 1853 fine fats Of TT and rooms; artistic
and well built mantels in each fat;
bath tiled; owner has reduced these from
S13500 for immediate sale; 81, 600 mort
gage can remain; chance for turn
choice Western addition location.
SIS 0O0-Income ST. coo a year; beautiful fats.
8 rooms each; good tenants; substantial
improvements; lot 3ox1o0; mortgage can
remain; excellent Western addition loca-
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
DOAN & GLOVER,
$50 Chronicle bldg.
DAx, no--I. aO0f

DOAN & GLOVER,
$50 Chronicle bldg
Phone Douglas 1921.
$625-Lot 25xI0O; Rhode Island st. near 25th;
look at this
s90O-Lot 25x75; Kansas st. near oath; cheap.
sl,200-Lot 25x12O; having view OF ocean; 45th
v. near / ST.
s1.650-Fine corner lot on Mission ST., 31x90;
Onondaga av.
$2.s5o-Fine level lot, 2ox1s7.s; on Carl st.
near Stanyan.
$1,000 fats of 5 rooms and bath each; IN
come 800 per month; pays over Is per
cent on investment: Guerrero 81. mr. 25th.
$40 0o0-3 fine new fats OF Q rooms and bath
each; lot 26x125; mantels and beamed
ceilings in dining rooms; bargain which
should not be overlooked; near Dolores and
22d SITS.
S11 ,500-3 large light and sunny dats OF $50
rooms with baths; mantels In each nat
overlooking Dolores park and high school;
fine income; 18th and Dolores SITS.
So, ,5O0-Fine large lot In wholesale business
district; 45:I0x1S7:6; Mission st. near
Main.
D0AN & GLOVER,
$40 CHRONICLES bldg
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

Ask for Real Estate Record containing
list of properties for sale In all parts of the
city
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
SPAULDING & NEFF.
$50 KEARNY ST. NEAR BUSH.


$50 KEARNY ST NEAR BUSH
INSURANCE. COLLECTING. RENTING.
IS 0oO-Rents 81 ,020; reduced from $3.50 for
quick sale; Golden Gate v. Lyon
St: modern fats, 5-6-e rooms and bath I;
mortgage So. 300.
s7.75o-Rents Ss4 per month"; new fats 4
rooms and bath, near Castro and 10Th
sts.; lot 2T:6x125; cheapest buy in Mis-
sion.
SACRIFICE-S3.000 600 cash, mortgage 50, 600 can
remain. per cent net; corner Webster
ST. near McAllister; modern fats. $50
rooms and bath: owner must positively
have money: offer entertained.
S1s, ,5OO-Rents 81. 800; 3 new fats on beautiful
marine view corner; CO.. rooms and bath;
look these up.
s7,500-Central av. near Fell ST., Panhandle;
fine. modern residence, rooms and bath; /;
mortgage So. 500 remain.
s7,000-Rents $50 per year; new fats, SO
rooms and bath; Golden Gate av. near 1st;
mortgage $1,000; furniture lower flats in
cuded.
$1.550-Business lot, Clement st. near oath av,
25x100; cheap.
sPAULDING & NEFF. $50 Kesrny ST
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07


THOMAS L. HAYMAN,
Suite 1000, First National Bank Building,
Montgomery and Post. Telephone, Kearny 1903
Sll, ,00o-Wi0 buy Of the finest new fats OF 3
rooms each the north side Of Sacra-
mento St. best residence portion; excep-
tlonally well built. This has been re-
dueed from S12. 500, owner is forced
TO sell Immediately.
50, 500-Cash: rents 5000 per annum; high
class. SO room fats. with cottage
at ID av. and II ST.. Sunset; full price
is only 81. 700; owner In financial diff
Guilty. only reason for this sacrifice. Be
quick.
So O0o-With only half cash. Will buy nearly
SO room fats: lot 30x137:G; near
FilbeTt and Broderick; well built and
certainly a bargain.
Sc 0O0-Cash. balance mortgage $1,000 can re-
main, win buy 4 choice fats rooms
each best part of Guerrero close in;
rents $1,000 per annum; lot 25x125; re-
duced from SI0.500.
SIS. ooO-Wfth only $4,000 cash VIII buy 8
choice fats, of 5 rooms and 1 of Q;
lot 25xI00. at Baker and Golden Gate
ay: reduced from $500; forced sale
81, 7,500-Cash; rented low at S1,656 per annum;
new. high class room fats. Guerrero
at 22d St; mortgage of $1,000 re-
main: extra well built and a bargain;
S. 7,oOo-Cash. balance $4,000 can remain: 8
new high class SO room fats near
Broadway and Larkin: lot 27:6x10o.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
PARNAssUs HEIGHTS

Fine building lots with marine view overlook
ling Golden Gate park, 1st to 7th avs, n to X
sts.; easy terms. 1-5 cash. Agents at branch
office. 9Th and ST., every day. including Sun
day.
Arrangements be made for buildings to
suit easy terms
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

s1.75o-4 room and bath cottage. 4ss goth
av.; easy terms.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

$780, room cottage / block from Mis-
sion st. carline. Call at branch office, 443S
et
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

IS, 500-Montgomery st. corner; northern part
of city; good and substantial improve
ments. consisting of fats OF "a rooms
and bath each renting for $T9 per
MONTH anxious TO sell to close the es-
tate; make offer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

II you are looking for a lot In the Rich
mond Sunset districts reasonable and on
easy terms write or call for our list of prop
critics for sale.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
". H. GRIM & CO.

W. II. GRIM & CO.,
M0NADN0CK BUILDING.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
RENTS COLLECTED. MONEY TO LOAN.
$23, 0o0-Fine apartment house Site corner jack
and Taylor sts. 6sx144.
S17,ooO-Choice holding in 11th st. mr. Howard;
store and 2 story dwelling above of
rooms and bath; excellent invest
ment with fine prospects of Increase in
value.
SIC, 6,50O--Niee holding in Eddy st. near Hyde;
2I:6x137 :6; mortgage sc, 500
Sl4, 00O-Three beautiful flats, @, and rooms
and BATH conservative rental value
S13I,50; Webster ST. near Sutter
Sl1, 500-Rents S104 9 fats in fine renting sec
ton; 23d St Folsom a good buy;
mortgage can remain.
SO, 000-Three flats, 8 and bath each
always rented; Bryant ST. near 25th.
$7,6oo-Rents 500; nice fats; 2lst st. near
Bryant.
s7.5o0-Rents SGT so; good houses of rooms
and bath each: 40x122:6 Capp st. near
22d; backs to valuable Mission st. prop
erty
S6.oo0-Fine building site. 65x117:6 to rear
street; Chattanooga st. near 23d.
S5,250-Nice residence rooms and BATH; K
st. mr.. 10th ay.; rapidly growing sec
ton; mortgage 81, 600.
S4,25o-Beautlful residence of rooms and
bath; just completed; oath st. near
Hoffman av.; mortgage II desired; only
one left of four.
81 s1,5oo-Fine lot in 10th av. boulevard all
ready to build on; 2 blocks from Ellis
st. cars; easy terms
S1,250-Fine lots on 10th av. boulevard; 112
blocks from Golden Gate park; these
lots are selling rapidly and there are only
few left.
81, 1,4oO-13th av near ST.; 5ox120; chance
Uutck
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1s-a24 Kearny st.
THOMAS e. HAYMAN.

Send for "our List, Of property for sale.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
lib Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

s2,soo--Lot on Grove St. south side, i25 feet
east of Cole, 25x137:6.
| s1500-I4ot on Golden Gate av, east of 1st
ay.; all street work just completed; lot
25x100.
s1,ooo-Corner lot. Arlington and Mateo sts,
25x100.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

$7,500-7th av. close to II st. and Golden
Gate park; swell fats of and )
rooms and bath each; rents $50 per
month; stone steps, paneled dining room,
foot basement: cement ioors mort
gage of $1,000 remain; this is
attractive buy; well worth looking into.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07

J. ". WRIGHT & CO..
125 Sutter St
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-11-11

Street, Breckenridge, Mimi,
says: "The good results l OBJ
tanned flom the use of Doan's
Kidney Pills some months ago
have proven them to be RENE
dy that lives up tn representa-
tions and l therefore gladly
recommend them. For some.
time l suffered from nagyns
ache through my kidneys anl
b1ck. Nothing 1 used seem ii
to give me relief until Doan ;
kidney Pills were brought to
my attention. This medicine
went directly to the seat of my
trouble aud in a short time af
ter con, II, encing its use, was
com pletely cured"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-11-11

puts the price down to 81 a yard. say
ing that that figure is the last ot the
last prices" The lady has been gaZ-
Ing about indiffereutly and gathers M
her pockctbook and other i.nlm;.im"n,a
as she rises to depart. AS an after
thought and with cniltlrScrn$inn that
amounts almost to pity she rrn,HrkS:
Sixty cents no mere. 1t is my !aSt
word. Adios, senior"
"One little mn!nent. srnori.a. 10
Not depart IN anger. Rather than let
you go thus you may have The silk ut
~ cents Il yard. aud | will make u?
the difference from my OWL rnckrt.'
The la:!y ii"*it;!rS. ti!rnS back as il
indifferent. yri undecided. l!nm she
aGai, starts toward the door Sl"akin.,
the phrase ut l'in,iS t:,rvMe!! which i;
the Spanish equivalent at :, final good
by.
MAY you 50 with God. sraut"
She almost i.aS reached the portal
vLrn the sa!rs,nln catches up with
her He has had time TO light anotli-
er cigarette to fnrtify himself for the
'iEli struggle. and. waving this in one
Eln,l. he brgs her. almost on h"ndcd
ElnrS. to return and talk" the silk ut
50 cents Il yard. She looks llngiid!y
ui,un him SHE has ru!h'iu,ith that ~
cents would 30 ah:ilt t.lr right ri Z
ara prubnh.!' tnr hes, size can g., ict
she returns; u".l:,u:,cA and in tie set
est Of voices Lrr;,ihrS the Spanish
words which are 'hr cluivarn, in that
tongue fer 10 CENTS. After ten mia
ni"s more Of t;r,nneSS on the shoppers
Im:t and every aspect OF poignant
;ri"g ny The salesman tw" yards Of
elk t:nally change lllnls at q. cents.
The same iu,io"S bargaining. is ~"
rule in III" grocery stores AID il ~"
sidewalk markets. New York i'l"is.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-11-11

Group is most prevalent dur
ing the dry cold weather of the
eA:I y winter III ,nths. Parents
of young thil,lrcn should De
prrpat5d Tor it. All that is
needed is y bottle of Chamber.
iin's Sugh Remedy. Many
III others are never without it il,
their n IN - au'l it has never
disappointed them Sold by
All deai.rs.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-11-11
D-st s-l.r12n a Mile.

She-TlH.ts Mr.. Osborn over there.
He E!arlicl Il million. Hc-You don't
SLY. Well. That leafs Solomon to a
fra2Zle. Boston Transcript.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-11-11
MAY PROVE FATAL
When Will Wahpeton People
Learn the Importance Of It2

Backache is only a simple
thing at first;
But when you know tbs from
the kidneys;
That serious kidney troubles
follow;
That diabetes, Bright's dis
ease may be the fatal end,
You will gladly profit by the
following experience.
IT'S the honest statement
of a sufferer who was cured.
Mrs. William L. Krier, Third
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-11-11
The ONLY Wav.

Gle is bound TO bring down the
house tonight"
but they may search him for dyna.
mite before be goes on
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-11-11

For sale by all dealers. Price
80 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-11-11
Il suppose So"
Frank About 1t.

"Wi'l you cash Il check for me?"
"lrs. II ii is COOL
Mighty accommodating. amt yoI:
Anybody would cash 1t II 1t were
good"
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Mcrc t.icGern.

"Pc claims tacy rairoadcd him TO
the renitentiary.
"lir lies about it,
Il suppose So"
yes; thcy tool. him III en- au.o:no-
bile
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-11-11

question with good hous. Keepers.
they want the Lest and insist on
having il.
Evening star., 1909-04-21

Mrs. Katherine s. Mccartney Of Wilkes
barre. Pa, who is one of the D. A. r.
pariamentarians, is attending the con-
greSS.
Evening star., 1909-04-21
AGAssIz SUCCEEDS NEWCoMB.
Feature Of Meeting Of the National
Academy of Sciences.

At the business meeting of the National
Academy of Sciences this morning Alex
ander Agassiz was elected foreign secre-
tary, replacing Prof. Simon Newcomb,
who relnquishes that office on account
of i'll health. The two members of the
council elected were r. S. Woodward
and w. NJ. Davis.
The public meeting of the academy
was held in the lecture hall of the Ma
tional Museum at O'Clock. There were
number of papers by various members
of the academy relating principally TO
archaeology, ethnology and paleontology.
There will be similar public meeting to-
morrow afternoon at the same hour. The
members of the academy will be enter
tained this evening at a reception at the
home of Aiexander Graham Bell. 1881
Connecticut avenue.
Evening star., 1909-04-21

Continued from Second Page)
Evening star., 1909-04-21

In Cuba there is chapter named Ha-
vana, and it is represented by Miss Mary
Springer, who received an ovation as she
reported.
Evening star., 1909-04-21
NOW TAKING ON SPICE
Doinqs of the D. A. R. Assume
Activity Of a Campaign.
STORM PRESSURE IS FELT
Each Side Means to Fight Hard to
Elect It's Candidate.
"NEW YORK" HOLDS MEETING
Mrs. Story Prevented From Reading
Report as State Regent, But
Love Feast Follows.
"NEw YORK" HOLDS MEETING

n A. r. doings yesterday afternoon ane
last evening began to take on the SPICE
and activity of a real campaign. Inc
neaceful calm of the first hours OF the
congress began to be showed aside b1
the hiRh-pressure area Of stormy Weatne'
inst beyond the horizon. Both slde:
started to fight hard for the election O
their candidate, and there were severa
state meetings in which political upset:
occurred.
Great interest was taken In the outcome
Of the New York state meeting last night
and the result was looked for with almos
breathless eagerness. The meeting was
held in the red room of the New Willard
and those Daughters who could not entel
IN. contest waited in the corridors fol
the news.
New York Delegates Act.
The nomination by the New York dele
gates Of Mrs. William Todd Helmuth al
candidate for vice president general an6
the election Of Mrs. Joseph S. Wood al
state regent to succeed Mrs. Story came
as a surprise to both sides in the D. A. r
war. Both the ladies are warm friends
Of Mrs. Story, and Mrs. Wood is one OF
her campaign managers. The administra
ton delegates did not believe that Dotf
opposition candidates In the little state
war would be elected, and Mrs. story her'
self was surprised.
The meeting at which the nomination
and the election occurred occupied ex.
actly four hours and ten minutes. VIVA,
went on inside Is not fully known, Tor
vigilant woman sat at the dor ana snooeo
intruders away. Every now and then q
tired and disgusted-looking delegate would
escape from the excitement on the inside
and would give one or two pits OF IN
formation.
mined to do their leader all the honor
they possibly could. and one OF them IN
troduced a resolution that Mrs Story b'
made an honorary vice regent 1or lie
There was some discussion OF the propo
sftion. which was ruled unconstitutional
as only the full congress can appoin
such an officer, according to the decision
last night.
Mrs. Story read her chapter reports t
the New York delegates. and then lef
the hotel to attend the session at Cont
mental Memorial Hall, where each state
regent was expected to present a sum
mary of the years work. A Star reporter
met her on her return to the notei' ane
informed her of the result OF the New
York state caucus. She smiled with evi
dent pleasure, and said:
"Is II possible that both Mrs. Helmutf
and Mrs Wood are elected? How fine!'
Question Of Precedence.
At the meeting in Continental Hall Mrs
Story became involved in question o
precedence, and there was a mix-up Owe
the reading Of her report. which resulted
in her report not being read at all. A
resolution was put into effect that no re
gent who did not answer roll call shoult
| read her report, but whether Mrs. Stor!
was present or not at the roll call Is dis
Evening star., 1909-04-21

The only surviving granddaughter Of
Patrick Henry. Mrs. Marion Cabell Tyree
OF Lynchburg, Va. 10 in the city, dele
gate from the Lynchburg Chapter. Lynch
burg, Va. She is eighty-four years old.
Evening star., 1909-04-21

When Pennsylvania showed up on the
roll call 1t looked as though half the
congress was on its feet. Pennsylvania
fills six rows Of chairs half across the
hall and is entitled to ninety votes in the
congress- There was prolonged applause
when Mrs. Perley, the state regent, rose
with her delegation.