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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-06-05
a. 3. PINNEY
A HEROIC STRUGGLE.
The Fight For Life of the Crew of a
Wrecked WhaIer.

The Fight For Life of the Crew of a
Wrecked WhaIer.
TIE story of the crew of whal-
ing vessel wrecked off Cape Parry
in drifting fog is given in Mr.. A.
II. Harrison's book, '1n Search of
a Polar Continent" The Alexan.
der at the time was steaming at full
speed, and when first it struck the
crew, not seeing anything in front
of them, thought they had collided
with piece of drifting ice. But
on striking again the vessel imme-
diately filled with water, so they
hardly had time to rush to the
boats, which they had great diff
Guilty in lowering.
1t was then that Captain Tilton
nearly lost his life. He was the last
man to leave the ship, and just as
the boats were being pushed off he
jumped from the vessel, but missed
the stern of the boat and fell into
the sea. Luckily, however, he man
aged to catch a rope that was
thrown to him, but it was not with
out difficulty that he was pulled
into the boat when he was dragged
alongside.
The mist was so dense that they
had no idea of their locality, but on
reaching the shore they saw the
rocky headand of Cape Parry loom
ing over them, and then they knew
that they had at least 400 miles to
travel before regaining Herschel
island, this, too, along barren and
deserted coast line in open boats
and probably in a raging sea.
This wreck occurred on Aug. 16,
yet on Aug. 26 they arrived at Her
schel island, every one of them
strong and well and no whit the
worse for his adventure. They
made the whole journey through
rough seas and through gales of
wind. Every stitch on their backs
was constantly drenched.
Of supplies they carried only that
scanty portion which whaleboat
always has on hand for an emergen-
cy. Nor are the emergencies con-
templated of such duration.
Every now and then they had to
put ashore to find fresh water and
to snatch a few winks of sleep, and
| can answer for it that putting
ashore here is no easy matter, for
there are many miles of coast line
along which it is almost impossible
to find a place for landing in a
strong wind.
These men doggedly held on
their course, crossing two large
bays, Franklin bay and Liverpool
bay, until at last they reached the
Mackenzie delta, and, keeping well
to seaward of this, they arrived in
a storm which prevented ships from
putting to sea.
They had made a fine, heroic et-
fort. 1t had been case of do OF
die with all of them, and they had
carried on desperate and unceas-
ing struggle and had accomplished
an average daily journey of forty
miles in an open boat.
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Memorial Day.


The best of weather was provided
for the veterans ON NIon,Iav and the
ontl,or;,a IF ro,n,o to witness fine
S'''''''''7 W NV
ceremonies wa" '''e ''S''' ever III
town.
In the morning the veterans
norchat to tine cemetery with about
o I,,,.l,.,I ,.I,a,l ,L;lIron onl
'''' "'''','',
decorate" 'he gr"NeS' S'"IP''S "'
the bridge to make a floral Offering
to the saior dead
Tba ceremonies attending the dedi-
49, ...,,.,.,,,, ,na,a ,,,n,.
ca''"l ~ '''e ,.,,''''''''''' "''' wy
impressive Inc veterans were
escorted by the I|ridgewater Cornet
Band led bv Marshals Thomas j.
Adam. and RnLa,t Dn,,on . mount-
,,... -. II
eu c"'''-''o'''''' an" VI '''' "'"J"'' -
Il. Aver.
Company C, Vermont National
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John, Thomas, Richard, Etc.

The popularity of John is be.
lieved to be due to the supposed
suitability in baptism of the Bap-
lists name, just as Jordan was a
name usually given to children who
were baptized in water brought
from Palestine by pilgrims or cru
Saders. The prevalence of William
is due to William the Conqueror,
that Of Robert to sympathy with
the misfortunes of his son. Thomas
came in with the murder of the
great archbishop. The crusading
exploits of Richard l. made the
name popular, while to the adven-
lures of the paladins we owe Ro-
land, Roger and Reginald. In the
fourteenth century Charles, James
and George are almost unknown.
Charles only became popular after
the execution of Charles l., and
George came in with the Hanove;
rian dynasty.-London Notes and
Queries.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-06-05

l.. s. Pratt,
l. w. Roberts,
Charles Reed,
Wilson Reed,
G w. Sayward,
r A. Seaver,
+. II. SIayton,
W. ! Strong,
+. p 1'ewksbury,
l. b. Thomas,
George II. Vaughan,
Harvey Vaughan,
VIM c. Vaughan,
f. O. Wheeler,
S NJ. Whitney,
James G. Wright,
Jasper Perkins,
Loriston Manley,
SyIvenus Colby,
Francis Lerpy,
Henry Baker,
Myron Dimic,
George Hart,
G. w. Barzee.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-06-05

Alaska has better SOIL ana climate
than Finland Finland has a popula-
ton Of 100000 and exports annually
$3OOO,OOO in agricultural products. and
no potent reason exists why Alaska
will not do as well or better when
her mineral area is properly exploited
and agriculture encouraged.
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He bears misery best who hides it
st-Shakespeare,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10

-le following nahum and minimum temper
5nres fre reported frnm eastern StEti0us fo-
FreFlons day C1iosro- 9s-7s- SeE YORK. a0-7s.
0uEls. go
SYNOPSIS
lt6 pressure continues low ever ne Psr-sr
fia Llser-iet weather with showers : re-
e- LlialEla1r -1e -nre--neuuIE5n section
Kan hss 1zlle1 u Arizona AID so1rberr Tdsbo-
- -s-i1errls pleasant weather prevails win less
- ueD Eslel On tbe coast The rt-ure-s rr,-as
ils S1eer valley are slightly below the normal
7 Do -ele-ire humidity a. Bed R7u~ usS - -
SER end RI Fresno - per cert
ess- fe- rhe - hours ending ~ uidr iEht
Al-Es- 11-
>an Franclsco end TieiuifT-Cl006T Tussdsr.
7- tE liEht s1utherlT winds IN tie morning
t-esl west WINS in The afternoon.
ssra Clsra rallEF-Fslr Tues68-. Light north
>scrsHeuto raliey-FaIr Tussdar- light south
Szu Toeguiu vsier-FEi- Tuesday. viii show
er- tle uau1-alns- nor 50 WsrE- Light south
r.rt
l-ns ArGeles end riciufrF-Fair TueSdzr- ors--
rzs- me uogEinE- lirhc ssuth Wind Condf-
IONS fsrorl6le ~ aftHr10ou thunder showers II
ul1u1-afus-
A. g. NeADTE- District Forecastsr.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage engagements


The French barks Bidart and Colonel de
Villebois Afareuil, both on Columbia river, were
chartered prior te arrival for wheat thence 10
The schooner Rosamond on Puget sound. is
chartered for lumber thence 70 Santa Re-
gagged for the same business from the sound TO
south Sea islands.
Lumber for Kahukui
The schooner Ethel Zane sailed for Kahukui
via Fort Bragg. on saturday Al the northern
port the schooner VII load $4,000 feet OF
lumber. valued at SS-25e-
The AIameda.S Cargo
The steamer Alameda sailed for Honolulu on
SATURDAY. with cargo valned ar 57,4ss and in
q bbis -four. s5.6so lbs malt. 22Ie cts
barley. 20 etls wheat, 1880 lbs bran. 1S.16I
potatoes. So pkgs onions IA pkgs xegeta bes.
S.lsl lbs garlic 4e9 lbs DRIED fruit zoe lbs
Talsins l. SOS lbs nuts F.04o lbs fresh meat.
1000 lbs and bxs fresh fish, 4551 lbs and II
hxs dressed poultry. 12.576 lbs Goldfish. e1SO
lbs dried fish I0.4S3 his and 81 bxs bread
] .l96 cs canned goods 90 .3as It's sugar, g. S6
lbs and IS cs meals. 80 hbls and ! tisroe
salmon, 1881 lbs lard. 2o.g42 lbs butter. 4 59s
coffee, 1903 lbs cbicory- 800 lbs chocolate
is. 0zS gals and 95 wine, 29S gals and &C
cs whisky, 81 cs grape juice. Is cs gin. 81 gals
brandy is pkgs beer LIS gals alcohol. go
Pcs ,s and I'd q pkgs doors. p pkgs windows, :
cyls gas. 63 rolls leather. 81 pkEs saddlery. 13
hxs type cs iypewriters, 226 pkgs paints.
S. cs 81 bhls and 3 half bbis oil $50 hxs
nails. las pkgs machinery. Isl pcs steel and
iron, II pigs electrical goods 255 pkgs drugs
q pigs bicycles. AUTOMOBILES and II pkgs
parts, 10 pkgs agricultural implements 50 Is
boots and shoes. % bales betting 1sz Oh rs
dry goods. 10 cs hats, 1850 lbs and 81 Is
tobacco, 50 cs cigars and cigarettes ass lbs
rosi1. 2.ST6 lbs soda l3l pkSs tank nate
rial is pkgs wagon material
In addition 70 the foregoing the steamer had
merchandise for Washington island valued at
S1Ss, ana cargo for Tanning island, Including
1900 lbs rice. valued al s2s5.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVED
stmr Acme. Olsen. - hours from Eareks.
stnr santa Barbara, zaddsrf. 50 hours from
San Pedro
Stmr State Of California Nopander. sosS hours
from Portland via Astoria Al hours
stnr r A kilburn, Mcclellan, 20 hours from
Eureka.
stmr 6. G Lindausr. sandman. So hours from
GrsFs Harbor.
stmr Temple E Dorr. Panzer. "A hours from
Eureka, boaud south; pat in for fuel.
Stmr J. B. Stefsoa. Boulfeld IS hours from
Redondo beach
stnr Grace Dollar, Olsen. 81 bors from
stmr Santa Monies, Olsen. g. hours from
Sfnr Iaqua. Sela, % hours from Fureks.
Stulr San Pedro, BeDediksen. - hours from
Eureka.
stmr Hanalei Saunders. IS hours from san
Nor stmr Thor. Egenes. days from NaDaiuo
Star clarenont, Christensen, 40 hours from
San Diego.
simT Admiral Sampson. Bartlett. 27 hours
from San Pedro
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. z21s hours from
San Diego and way ports
Sfmr Coos Bsy, Bowen, Il hours from san
CLEARED
stmr President. Cousins, san Diego. Pacific
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Santa Rosa. from San Diego. and sailed FOR Saa
E l. Drake. from Seattle, for san Francisco
Passed IN Aus e-Stnar Governor. henes Aus
PORT SAN LUIS-Arrived Avg e-Bsrre :.
in tow tug Sea Rover. hence Aug :, stmr
Nhifesboro from Greenwood
Sailed Aug s-Stmr santa Rita. for San
CIALLAsI-Passed in Aug Sarge. in TOW
SkAGW A1-ArriFed Ang 9-Stmr City Of
Seattle from Seattle.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORk-Arrfved Aug T-Stmr Isthnian.
from Philadelphia; ship William p Frye. from
sailed Aug LStmr Californian, for Puerto
PIIIIADELPHIA-A Arrived AnS -stur ore
sonisR. from Puerto Mexico
ISLAND PORTS
PORT ALLE1 Arrived Arg 9-Schr Robert
Searies. from Grsys Harbor
MANILA-Sailed Aug, Ger stmr Nunantia,
FOREIGN PORTS.
BREMEN-Sailed aug Ger stUr Setos. for
Arrived Aug Ger stnr Assam. from Hsn-
burg for San Francisco AnE Ser stmr sala-
SALIVA CRTZ-ArriFec Aug S-Stur Ne
vsdan. hence Aug L
Ancon-
Arrived Aug Sstmr Aztec. from Nsnsfmo.
YoKO8AMA-AIriTed Ang S-Stmr Mongolia
hence July -. via Honolulu
AMBTRG-Sailed Aug Ser stmr SetOs.
for San Francisco and way ports.
Arrived Aug Ser stmr HermOnthis. hence
March 30. via way ports
PUERTO AIEXICO-Sailed Aug z-Stnr Amer
icsno. for Delaware breakwafer.
CkLETA BTENA=ArriTed July 2S-Scr bark
Amsterdam, from Dieppe.
HOBART-Arrived Aug 3-Fr bark General
FEidherbe, from Antwerp. for oregon Fl bark
Michelet, from Glasgow. for Seattle
Sailed Aug 5-Fr bark 81. Louis, for san
Francisco.
TALcAHUAN0-ArriFed July 27-Br ship
Naiad from Newcastle. Australia
BREST-Arrived Ang 5-Fr bark Due q Au-
male for R1Set sound.
MoJI-Safied July 2s-Br stmr Gymeric. for
OCEAN STEAMERS
QUEENSTOWN ArTiFed Arg 9-S--nr Mau-e-
taIfz from New York. for Liverpool
NEW YORk-AIiTed Aug 9-Srmr Mime
hsba from London
PLYM0UTH-ArriFed AnE 9-Stmr Kronprtnz
Wilhelm from New York for Bremen
GI-ASG0N-ArriFed Aug @Stur California.
from View York
LIVERPOOL Arrived Aug s-Stmr Celtic.
from New York.
CHERBoURGsaIle Aug e-Stur Friedrich
der Crosse. for View York
Arrived AHg e-Stmr krunprinz Wilhelm. from
New York. for Bremen. and proceeded
Arrived Aug SStmr Hermonthis- from san
Francisco. via Mortevideo. etr.
BRISBANE-ArriTed Aug S-Stmr Aorsngi,
from Vancouver for SYDNEY. n s. W
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Iurss unchsHred. Locally lHks zzx At Is12.s6
s eletrcEt1e- z2-T5e l2-1.izcs casting.
- 49, 3 - eQc
~ 1on1an IN market Was quiet. with SPOT
saa-el 1i rs les and futures az fl85 IS The
-las- marset was nrD. With SPOT AZ - 3G1
-s--ac No SAFES we're reported in Euy 1asi-5al.
--e nieia- exchange reported n sales Tor lead.
lf NE market uss 6rm 81 zS8s5z-s5c for New
-e-A and 81 4a5- - for EasI 81 Louis de-
80 cd
NFlH a. lru and higher locally. vita spot
gl11e1 - 5-sFs Sc for New York ard AZ : 500
100 f1r Esst 81 LCuis deIIve-r
l-e -sqllopn iron msrket unchanged. As
vas ass The local mzrker
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10
LINER SIBERIA is
DUE HERE SATURDAY
Sails From Honolulu With Cab
ms Crowded and Valuable
Cargo Slowed Below

BE Pacific Nah liner She
ia. Captain Feeder sailed
al : O'clock SUNDAY morning
from Honolulu and IS due
here early next Saturday.
The Siberia has % board
1es cabin passengers, $50
AsiHtics and 800 tons Of
cargo. The cargo iDcludes
$50 tons OF raw SIX and hig
shipments Of mating and
tea OF the Asiatie psssen
gers es are en- route for
Mazatlan-
For The outward voEsCe
Sc Ssf.a--fl. - a 1-znalfzr kr.0Eo4l
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ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAUsAL1To

sausalite. NIL Valley. San Rafael-Dsily
every % minutes from 6-45 a. N. until e:45
a. m hourly until 2,45 p n then SIS D. N
and every 80 minutes until 745 ?. m. then
AGO 1875 ,. m and 1851 a n Ton SUNDAYS
70 3.I5 p m. excepting 2.l5 p. H.
Fairfax-IeaTes T6-45. T7-15 7-45. SIS. BIS.
49.45- 10-z5. 11.s5 q. m l2-45 1.s5. - "a
= - u m
san Quentin via San Rafasl-Lezxe e.Is =. n
las p N.
Tlburon and Bsivsde-e-Week davs- TO. s-Oa.
S11:s5 q. m (s12-45 n N Saturdays onlyl-
$50 $50 p. IA. Sundays-7.30 $3.50. ss1l 90
q. n. $3.50. 3-3e. $50 p. n and s12-o1 a. n
sArriTe 7-05 , m from SebastoIeoL -"SHnday
srriFe SOS D N Except sunday. tSu1dsy
only svia Sausalito. ssRuns TO SchuetzeD park
Pacific Transfer ComQsnys agents are author
lied 10 check baggage direct from residences
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Available Grain supply

AhM YORK AuE. She visible SUPPLY q
e-t-l Nalir1sE- August !. as compiled ~ the
@sH 4o-E Erodlce exchange was as fellows:
Wheat, s1s5 zoe bushels. increase Cos 600
bushels
corn 2.SSs.oeo bushels. decrease $4,000 bush
osts 10000 bushels decrease ss7. 600
bushels
Eve 5000 bushels Increase S2090 bushels
hareF, 1ss.pol bushels. decrease 81 .o5o bush
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Do 81 FRoM sEATTLE
Time Ball

United States branch photographic office. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco. August
2 1909.
The time ball on the roof Of the Fairmont
hotel Was dropped today exactly at noon Pacific
standard time il20th meridian, OF II sh. 0om-
COS, Greenwich mean time.
J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant Z s IN charge
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tuesday, AUGUST 10
Z. 5. branch HydrograpBic once

A branch Of the United States photographic
office. located in the Merchants Exchange is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit Of
DaEiaers- without regard 70 nationality and free
Of expense. NsFlgaters are cordially Invited 10
visit the office. where complete SETS Of charts
and sailing directions Of The world are kept al
hand fer comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be ubtaiaed re-
Earding lights dangers 10 navigation and Ennf-
tiers 81 interest 10 ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant. e s. n. in charge.
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lfea States department 4 agriculture
Nt--- lliesl Sfr tlElcisco August 8 1853.
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs
Sailing every Thursday. instead Of saturday
ct 10 a. m, from pier ~, North river foot Of
Morton St
First class TO HaFre. $3.50 and upward. ser-
ond class to Havre. Sc and upward. GENERAL
ADA 10 STATE st. New York IF. FCCaZT
Manager Pacific coast $40 Montgomery St San
agents
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7-I5a Sonoma and Glen Ellen 6-05p
7.45R Petaluma. santa Rosa. Heads
burg. Cloverdale, Eki2h, WI
Its Sherwood and Sebastopol--l asp
s.15aiPt Reyes. Monte Rio. CazAderu s-7-ll5p
s.45a Petaluma santa Rosa. GuerneTilie 7-(5p
fa.15a Sonona and Glen Ellen. ....--..- S-55p
1a-lsa Lagunitas CD. Tsylor. PIT ReyeS 7.ss3p
i0.45s Pefaluma and Santa Rosa-------- 4.c5p
r. .4spPt. Reyes. Nonfe Rio. CzzaderO- IL -95a
3:15p Petaluma- Santa Rosa Heads
burg CloFerdaie L kiah- Csuerne
vile. River landing. abastOpOl 1I-Q5H
! APP Sanorna and Glen Ellen.----.--.- 9-fl5a
5-I5pt PefaIuua and Santa Rosa ..-...-i S-ss5a
- .45p iIagunitas. CD. Taylor. Pit Reyes S-05a
17=45p Point REYES --------.--...-----. SsfE5a
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USE HERCULES s Es:;:::

Made in California, guaranteed osk tanned.
and cost no more than the nonguaranteed makes
II Your dealer can net supply you, write rs
direct for a prize list Manufactured solely by
W DAVIS 4 SONS. Wholesale Saddlsry. 900
70 2052 Howard ST. San Fraacisco. Cal
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frepoof
which of
along
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ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
North German Lloyd

Large Fast and Luxurious Twia-Screw
Express and Passenger Steamghips
Equipped With Wireless and Submarine Signals
Fill MOITH-CtERB0T R6s-BRENEy
Express Sailings Tuesdays at 10 A. NJ
ksls. Wind. Or ug. "a Kronprinz Wrn Sept. =
X. Wilhelm II Aug. 81 iCeeiIie SEPT i
PLY MOUTH-CHERB0U
Iwin-Serew Sailings Thursdays at 10 A NJ
Fried. d. Gross-Ang. &c Washington Sept .
hurfuerst .-.-- Sept 2!Bremen Sept 1s
GEORGE wAsHIEGToE-Sails sept 81. 600
TONS Newest and Largest German shin afast
Every innovation known 10 the shipbuilderss art.
-SAPLES-GENoA
Mediterranean SailingS Saturdays at II A. NJ
Psinzess Irene Aug IS Berlin gnew9 =. Sept 25
X. Albert 49,. Sept lIiPrinzess Irene Oct q
independent Around the World Tours
TraveIerssChecks good all over the world
Apply 0ELRICHS & CO., Gen1 Agents
. Broadway. New York. or
Robert Czpelle. G.. A. p c.. 25o Powell st opp
St Francis Hotel San Francisco.
Telephone-Kearny 1854
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SAfANNAE. Ca Aug Q.-Spi-I1s rurpentiDe
safes 2ls- receipts ga shipments.
bnsiI-Hiru- sales. 11sa, receipts. . 10.
-s 2ls5- stork lss-5o4 Quote B,
81 - s. e -r- n & - < e 60
sa Ns S5-s9- WV So
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sun, Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodet5c surrer-Time
and heights Of tides IL Fort Point For city
front mission street wharf add % MINUTES.
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sSAt. only. fM0n enly esTanalpais only Muir only
Ticket 0Eces-Sausllfo Ferry and 50 Market
General 0Eces-Mil aHey. CaIiornia
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London Hep Market
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practically 70 the limit Of It's passenger capacity.
The star passengers outward VIII be the con
gressi0nsl delegation bound for Honolulu 10 IN
VeSllga1e certain conditions called 10 Washing
toa's attention hF the territorial government
The japanese liner Nippon AarG, which sails
August = for the orient, VIII also carry large
number Of passengers
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
ARBITRATION COURT NAMED
State Department Makes Public Per
sonnel of Body.
Officials Pleased at the Prospects OF
the Settlement of the Fish
cries Dispute.

The state Department yesterday made
public the personnel Of the court 81 ar
bitration. II viii adjust the North Allan
tic coast fisheries controversy, which has
been a source Of trouble between Great
Britain and the United States for years.
The members OF the court. all OF whom
are members Of the permanent court at
The Hague. will be:
Dr. Heinrich Lammasch. of Austria.
umpire. who viii act as president Of the
tribunal: Luis u. Drago. OF the Argen-
tine Republic Jonkheer a. F. de Savorin
Lohman, OF the Netherlands: Hon.
George Gray. OF Delaware judge of the
United States Circuit Court and Sir
Charles Fitzpatrick. chief justice Of the
supreme court OF the Dominion OF Canada.
The agent on the part of the United
States who will have charge Of the prep
aratiOn and presentation OF the case VIII
be Chandler 2. Anderson. % New York
The counsel OF the United states viii in
clude George Turner. OF Spokane: Sam
uel J. Elder, Of Boston; James b. Scott,
solicitor Of the State Department; Charles
B. Warren. Of Detroit. and Robert Lans-
ing Of Watertown, N Z
The State Department Is pleased that
this final step has been reached
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
HUSBAND DIES IN GRIEF.
Thomas o'Brien SuccumbS in Week
After Wife's Death.

With their golden wedding anniversary
only three months away. Thomas O'Brien
and his wife. Catherine. living at II ID
street southeast. died within a week of
each other. The husband. eighty-fve
years old. passed away yesterday in grief
over the death OF Mrs O'Brien just six
DAYS before.
The wife was buried in Mount Olivet
Cemetery last Tuesday, following serv-
ices I'm st. Peters Church. conducted by
Rev. II. II CurIey. Funeral services for
Mr O'Brien will be held in the same
church tomorrow, and he will rest be-
side his wife
Four children. Mrs. c. NJ Boswell. ].
T. O'Brien, Mrs. Arthur Breuninger, and
Mrs. R. T. Ragan. survive the aged cou-
pie