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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-24
IN CLASS BY HIMSELF.

A. w. Dunn, fr., OF Washington, En-
tiers Naval Academy.
A. W. Dunn. jr.. of Washington. D. c..
who recently passed the entrance exam
lnRtlon, was admitted yesterday to the
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Mr.. Dunn enjoys the peculiar distinc-
ton Of entering the Academy in a class
by himself, as in the absence Of the other
midshipmen who were 10 be admitted
with him. he was forced 10 go before the
registrar alone and enter his name upon
the roll.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-07-24
W. P. HUXFORD.
~
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Z 8EhhL U1hEGLDnS-
y. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Directov
md EmbaimeT Livery 10 connection. Counodioas
CHAPEL and Modern Cveguatorium. Modest prircA
- Pennsylvania ~. Telspnoas Nam Ia.
GEORGE P. ZURH0RST,
3NI East Capitol STREET
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
FUNERAL FLOWERS.
OF EEOT Description Moderately PTiesA
CUBE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19

cncn 8lduuih ooi ouprdt oo lie bc arohcn &orbcc pc
h Ginibrun0 9au0os ir Baltimore bbutct oneonnen o
@nibrlig 9eoamgcu porobn Die mir ais Der 9cpoc
ruro 0ercd)t mcoCno erodCn;
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GruCn i GrfiGmgen tnidtd Oc9 Glons Der Gnt
rng gaitlu9 gu ucr0nideH ba 0c }Cmg oc &eroOmng
bctrcOe IGoo W pcr6enid it'd lDcgcrt oncr pcrorcbt bot
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mede m meigGrte oc grtGrg Oieea Gomitc pcro'ct
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pCrndcn Nn9cs moc buB tire Snng ge8enlbcr DER
Snn1 0Cea 0uaigcn ncrcnrn8 Den bCtcn ncrclcn Vul
mprcS rn0I lit; boB Tie in brcr 0atnQ nih Den ordrittdc
@c GommmiGt rcprdenrt bo Oie o9 pencbr gcei4ct
Ii. nen @orud binlil3 ofndn Stclm9nubmc Der
Stoot buidid lmtcrnebn,nGn 5u ermcdcn 10 iei
9eihoien onB Dos vGi5enS Committee" III SeA u ocn oon
3g qean Die gb he5 StaotratGS mCc fr Die Don bic
n Guute inOoirte 0ubno inmtn aeodn Gn9rti enelPnB
medc 9lntd oieies @omitea aeegnet lit, cine
Gprde Der gusoebmrg 0dGtfen @obiob 9oinpres bcr
tc brngcn ebuu @osbac III beim 8cntenmen mntte6orc
@rrthcj t NmIbren, n0c ie 0ir Soften Ser @oabcImA
rcDr oa Die &dtc b5rt ner cine O port6clbota 6ere
c1ern Der Nnldt 0oB n9rt ole NtGle0er Dc9
Stootrots 1cdcta Gnrii Die M}otpc Der Wgcoc ocs
DGic Committee" i 0oB en ioiCr Angi en Sdo oit
YropriG NnItnorc ill., ooB Qc1Cn iOldn Nngr Die
o Migodo ocS yGin$ Committee" 6ront moden oatc cS
i cruer
@ciIoicn oaB @encroG omitc bos Gup Gomttc erub
sic &0riGbc b9 @eCro GomitrS Der Scr @rd3 0cr &or
pcridoI bcicncen 9oS o 9cib Der omnoirn lett Dem Stoo
ratb praeaon @erorong }lr 2udHumg brngen @ c mnrr
9ciboicn ooB cine Gope oicir 9i i'll Den dglden 3ein
ongcJ cine Gope Dem Wopur 0 cine Gpe nn eoes gi
Gb Scr bcioen pc0c bes Snbtrotb9 0onot merOc (292)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19
Muropru5ef 9ii55u bcginnt.

lltica N..9, IS. Sftober. =
Ger >ErojeB geGen 9beoooro Si55o
mcgen Der nm II. Seeptember B. !.
ocriibtcn GrnorOlng 5meier itolieni.
itler ainocr, zines Oidbdens uno ei.
Ee5 anaben nabnt bellte Dor Dem
Nihtcr HogcrS ieinen 9lniang. Ger
9Ingefto9te mar bel ieinem griheincn
III @eridt BON EoIi5iitcn uno @e-
ridtoOienern ilmgeben ollein Die
D'llttcr bcS crnloroetcn M1ohenS
1bcreia Frocopio olird)brab Die IS.
fortc uno pcriebte ibm cincn mudti.
gen Sdlag oli ben aopi. 9IlS lie
abgeTiibrt luuroe, orong ihrc Shlp1.
Gcrin piitbeno oui Hijjo elm, alleiu
cS gelnnG, lie oni5uboItcn ebe tic ocn
0iefonaencn erreihte. Seoe Der 3pet
tSroucn bate Gin fleineS S{ino oui
Dem 9lrnl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19
Nr. 292.
aniiirer begebt Sclbitmoro.

Qcta9te Sdluiegerutlltter bridt beint
9lnbIid Der 2ei6e tuot 3uinmmen.
9iebr trogiidle 6oI9en beS
gonf 6olliment2 3u 4PineroI.
Eoint.
Minerol @otnt @iac., Is.
CftobCr. - i. &. 8onScomL auiiircr
ser pcrfrohtcn ,Griten 9totionoi.
Nunf" bon Ntinerol %oint, bat in oer
lcbtcn 9tod)t mii oem @robe ieiner
Nhuttcr SelbItmoro 0urh GrihicBerl
tcgunacn. Seine 2cide purOe uod)
Der @obnlng ieiner SAmie1ernlttcr
15rnu Sobn @rnp gebrdht, lmo Die
SeBtcre, cine 8reiiin oon 80 Sabrclt,
trah bei'nI 9InbIif oeS cntIeeltcn
a0rper9 foot 5uiantmeu. &oScom
rot ieit Dem 3uianmenbruA Der
9ont 5o1 uno 9toft genrbeitet rno
mar in ,Eol1e oea Grei9niiies id)rper'
nliltbig gcmoroen. Soonsconi mar Ell
Shmagcr Ebilip 2tilen'S, Sice- Erd.
iorntcn Der 9ont, mclNcr Iidb pcgeu
MtiBuerluenoun1 Der @cloer Der 9ln-
itolt in ouft beiinbet.
Ser SeIbitnIoroer binterI6Bt cine
@ittme nit 5lpei Sinoern. Gr itano
im Hric eineS itrenq ebrliben Wfon-
ucS. Ser llmitono, boB er nod fllr5
Dor Dem 5uliment Der 8ouf oie Ie.
poiitoreu ueriiherte, boB fem 3peiiel
ol Der Soluen5 Der 9aut eriitire -
er ielbit gloltbte ielienfeIt boron, oa
cr uihtS BON 9llen'S Wfahenihaften
iuubte ueriiriodte ibnl nob Dem
3uionnenbrilb peinli6e @elpiiienS-
biiic un0 trieb i'm III oel Soo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19
1apnniid-N Nmcrifnuiidlc &anf Jus.
pcnoirf.

COS 2lngclcs, Gol., IS. Ctt.--
Die biclgc Ioponii6 9lmerifoniihc
Sonf IilioIe elmer 2tuitult in Gun
,yrNnclsco, muroc berte ouf Yeicbl
fcS Staot9bonf Superintcnocntcn
AnOcrIon 1ci6lOiicn ,Sbrc Gepoii.
len 6clollfen iib uui cirfo 100000,
ilnO Die Qcpoiitoren iino nit penigcl
9litsno6mcl Soponcr. @citcre 81.
lldIcn eriitiren in SOS 2Ingcle9 mo
G0Oen. Iic 2Ittiuo oeS bieii9el
}mci9c5 bcjullicn iitb ouf folun 10
'Fro5ent ser decentralization. 2llS
EN- 2Initilrnl Ocr 1epoiitorcn beganu,
moren bic @clOmittel raid erid0pit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19
Gina'S Gbc Gin Icblidjlaa.

Cincinnati, 1S. Gttober. -
g2ie bCllte bier befonnt miro, boben
ih &npeIlnleiitcr CrcItc3 &eiello ruo
icinc Satin in gitlottic Gltp getrennt
unO cin SdciolngSpro5eB miro oie
5olgc iein. TbonoS y. Ggon cin
tetnnnter hiciiger 6obrifnnt, Wtillio.
uGr mo chentoliger Er0iioent Ser bic.
iiqcu @nnOcsfnmner, oeiicn Sodtcr
bic inngc 6rnu it, beitGtigt Ole 9lu.
Ddbe, luei9ert 'id) ie0od. Die llriohcu
Der Erennung niit5iltbcileil. ,Sti.
Gina Cyan beirotbcte Den adpeQmci.
tier, Cinen NStoliener, Dor etuo iiini
Snbren nodoem iia in 9ltlontic Gitp
leine 8etonntldoit gcnln6t mo lid
IN i'm perlie6t botte. Die 8eirotb er-
regte oonals grobe3 9hliiebcn.
n7rm Giniaitopinirl II. bic Shorheit onaeb9.
tth, 6sil stnaen dber tT0nt 4cuninih." Ger
Lbor lubt gctng erlbeiueuoc NUrperiibcl an
itcben, bis iic 81 9eidbrlicheu Nrlnibciien an,
ipo6feu. ccr Nluoe aber biit lolden shmpin.
mgii iDig s. N Nopilueh &crii0pinn1 glppetit.
unrgd u. T. N. ourh rehtieiigcn @rbrGud)
oee puttn aien gIrjgeimiiles. Ct Sernaro
arrn!isrsaen, itIermnta 90 nGS 6engi Saonr@
Co.. 1or 1910. Gcu Dtr Gin. nm foitenirei
cine grohe ~ beionmen Sic 81 Ncrna,s
sirdnttrpiQen iiEo In gpcibdn u tabcn. Rrel5
- ee'iia' (EiSoSaS&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19
llmsuas.0crfanf

Muuamrnten, 8rabffencn nuo Statacn. .
Tn mir oas Gaqerbaus 9ir. 223, Ro ?
ehnrtes strdbe. he5oacH bd6en, ncrnen mir "a
sseit gsn'.itHoresstrase. Su auSnetniIi4 nieoa
ger 9re.fen .erfnufen
y. &ilgartncr d. Soas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19
6inf Mcnidcn nno breiki9 GfcrSc
crlcioen tSlammentoo.

gS Sid to- aS,. Is. Oftobcr. -
Nlcr W1nner erlitteu p1breno zines
hcutc bier ollS1ebrohenen SelierS
bcn 6Ionllnentob ln0 ein iiiniter
muroe tootIih per6rannt Iie Wdn.
rcr Io1en ouf Dem ,6eilboocn cireS
Groben StoaeS i'm SGloie, ols oaS
Scbdiloe in 9ronb gerietb. 2lu6 30
l|ieroc foncn IN oeu Slonmen I'M.
Man ucrnnttbet 9ronbltiihmg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19
Npdl Gin WnnFfaQimcnt.

u aibpille, 5enn, IS. GftoGcr.
- Gie oGitp SopinG9 9nnt" bat
bcutc ibre 5biiren nibt qe0iinet.
Sbrc nidt iiherNeitellten Terbin0li6.
tcitcn ioIleu iid or,i iibcr 100000
Celonfc1, lno Die 9lnitnIt lpurbc in
elmer bcttc ein1creihtcn Eetition nm
Grnenmln9 eiueo Moiienflrntora ais
boflnl1gaoo iltioIpent bc5cihuct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19
noie fremo ooeborenen
8iiroer,


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onra
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m n" M Ma"S & sa 0ae tic fnf Ssnnn "rs"nt@ oer onrA ntn
0'" iene eape ejnyaacn n"O ~a@ nt@t oss oashen
ma oeoFont
sic
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paa pae si Eh por
2om stmmreat as~ar ~Sea Ja asia IN benz sinnS So
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>e.aa
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Ebt 2ttb
baden snat'Den ansNat e
GaO csh q" sic eic
nnsmern 0n @ ssee 20 @aio $4,000
aanm niai
Su
Oem sic irse ~mr unaOOdnate
n pen II NAeteh rr uE Sniata
1eabn
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er"S@et bm
s@nh S"m sing pOahan0 eontroe Oao
rmS sic 3Dge Aaaba'n bart orbrn
&Bae. $. Sprid,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19
Saft tn Seras,
1Srirrlidyfritcn nuo Ncbcn an biitOri-
idjcr Stdttc.

2c0lnla Nc& @nmOitenS fiir aopeQ'
I'M Sort 2om t,ol1ton. - @roBC
&crionnliung Dor Dem 9lldmo.
/ Sect bier Gage NnIt nllf ser
(oit.3oncb lmo oonu bcainnt ole
jJiItlrciic - @ontiouimente III
GaIifornicn lmO lcmeiice. -
OIillion0r3toNtcr Gina Ggon
ibrca itoIicuiicbcn aopcamciitcr9
nriioe. Opicr bcS 6cucr.
Odmon5 inn @citcu.
Can Nntonio, Ger. is. 81.
tobcr. - 0uS iiir ole bcutigc 2lnue.
icnbcit ocS FrGlioenten Gait in bicii.
ger Stoot olfgciebte Erogromm
lonroe getrculih Ourhgeiiibrt &db.
reno bea Nornittuga bc1ob er iih
nod Dem Sort Sam Soouiton, nm
Ncpuc iiber Die BORT Itotionirtcn
Eruppcn dbjunebmen mo oen
@rrnOitcin fir Die &opeQc 5ll leaen,
luelcbc III Dem berilbmtcn olten Sort
olrb NilrGer bon Sod 9lntonio er.
ridltet miro. Gr bielt bel Ser @ele-
0cnbcit cine fllr5C 9ic0C. IN melcJer
or 0cn Gtul0plntt einnubnr, Dob er
cine 9'cOuftion Der St0rfc unIerer re-
0uIGrcn 9lrrnce mtcr ge0cnpGrtigen
llmItGnOen nidbt iiir ongebrod5t uno
tblmli1 boltc.
Hon Dem Sort nob Scr Sto0t 5u.
rlldacfchrt, luur0e er oui Ser 9uumo
FlojN Der StGtte, nllf mcld)er Die
omtritoliid1c, reip. terolii6c @orni-
ion oe9 Sorts gllomo IN Dem terani-
lben Observation-Disclosures Den SeI.
Ocntoo ltarb ruO bis olli ocn lebten
.O}onn bon ocn Werifonern nie0erge.
nlncbt uilrOe, bon WioDor GoQobon
elmer groBcn Niir1croerionlnluno
porgeIteIIt unb bielt cine potriotilbe
Nnprodjc III pel0er er Die BORT ge.
iallcncn S5clben prizes uno 6ic St1ttc
ibreS Go0c9 ais cine Der @ieacn Der
omerifoniihen 6reibeit be5eibnete.
Nnl 9}aCbnnittog rciitc Der YrGIiocnt
nit icincn 9egleitcrn nod Der 5oit.
Hon6 nobc @rcGorp, Ger, ob, 100 er
lcb bier Gage long olSrl,ben miro,
ebe CT 0oS ShlllBitobilm iciner Heiie
ultritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19
THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND
GUARANTEE co.
Galucrt. ano ,5sJette- Strnre.

-- 9Sy sahlcu ua er uaiere 2epoiiforcn
---btele ael:li,be 3eDGbres brr S!uol Iuc!re
-hic ztcDerGpif rC'ls Snitiuis nm tia
--aGeh VGnhD otI1 3.lltlt0t auf bic GrtGc
ibreS Guiip3 aHIcp Hlebradl:e acimuiGiea
---S3jiliblei ~ ipdgolHn rutileu. gGir la0cn
--Si gcpciiisH Gut Qbecs sabl6ut
grcb, uucr tlcEc, in mno 5aGen 80 70
3inicu au era, 5lni 81 t5eno elllei
-Qei.nOe bon CifcH @pfiar dufudrts
aGp;tal nno ilgbaridIrf $500, 900.
1hcs. $. gupleS
t%nH6--l bt0Hocrt.
suM.s,nues msgHa sHsa "1yz .siumlnva.a1
rIt 3nluB % IuipiJg eaulsHb e.iW ,Ag6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19
Nrei Siinscr su SoSc perbrannt.
Ntonluooo, W1icb4 is. SftobI

Stonuooo, Micb4 is. Sftober.
- Grei fleine ailtoer zines iIorpadi.
ihcn @rubenarbeiters, Romens Sobn
Creiof, lpltrOen beilte IN Der y9ob.
mltG ibrer G!tern 5u Iooe per.
brount. Sbr Goter mar an ieiner
2lrbcit i'm 9ergmerf, itno Die Otutter
iuor mls8egongcn, Inn 9to6born 5li
bcillden. Arf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19

TGIic sur Gsiic in's Sluslano be-
iorat s. ylainr, Nr. Alb, Sit.Salti-
mOrritrafe aabr Chiffon .0onie sIur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19
gle Giti3ens' COMMITTEE
&eiOlutinnen, tDelde in einer am 1S.
Cftober abgebalteuen Seriammlnng im
Yaab0rie.0cbanoe angcnomuteu ,DurDrn.

d int Sbun9 0c1 GyctupG GoneS ba6 vG5cna Commit
fec" mcdc 0cbloc mr0c Die GinIbrnp pom NorNo@ IN vol
tnorc Gr0crn Elm 8cd mcw Den Stn0trotb ooa Gruden
rtr Die Notraoo &orOng nit lcpn cncn Gnnttc Nenud
ten Nncn0eCntCn u ralircn elinmlg 0nAcnonurtn mrr0
"a in elmer TO- Cfocr ob0c6oltcln Sttug 6c0 Ctn uct
0 5n0obs Oic onnbr Gcro0n9 0lJelomcn muoc lei eS
&cidoicn bob ,Gitena Committee" medc aopcrdut &c
GcnpG 1881 NNC0c }Gbt Ocn N0c6n 0c& crcn uetgcs oea
Sto0trotba mcl r Die unobme 0Gr &cOrOmmB tnmtn non
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
BULL BUTTS A MAN
OVER WALL INTO TREE
Farm Hand Received Severe lott
and Got Wound in

PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-Tossed
over high stone wall by an angry
bull, George Walker, thirty-nine years
old, employed as farm hand by David
McKale, OF Frankfort. hung in the
branches Of a tree where he landed
until he was rescued and hurried TO
the Frankford Hospital He is being
treated for a badly torn leg.
The McKale farm is on the Bristol
pike, near Frankford avenue. and one
of its most noted attractions is prize
bull, which has never been considered
bad one" Walker was filling
water trough near the wall. which is
the boundary line OF the bulls domain
On the other side OF the wall is a
tree the lowest branches of which are
ten feet from the ground
While Walker was leaning over the
trough, with his back to the bull, the
animal charged, and the impact came
before the farmland could change his
position. 1t was a luSty heave upon
the part Of the bull. and Walker. sailed
over the wall and into the tree. There
he hung until McKale answered his
cries for help.
One Of the bulls horns had penetrat-
ed his right leg
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
INSURANCE STATEMENT.

STATEMENT OF the condition Of the MASS
All SETS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY OF Springfield. Mass on the 31sf
DAY OF December. 1875. required under
District or Columbia Code amended June 20
l5o1- Capital stock, purely mutual: CaDIraI
stock paid up. in cash, purely mutual Assets
Cash IN Office, s.. 1929. cash in bank ST5S =
$685. real estate market vaIUe}. 81 III rs "a.
bonds and mortgages (first lien on real es-
tale). $lI.I44,5yl-S3s stocks and bonds market
valued 81. 49, leans secured by assign
Inents Of company's policies. So 634. S3i; prcTni-
uns uncolected and deferred. $3.50. 10 30. inter-
est due and accrued. S524 $685. ali other assets
premium notes on policies IN force SN-S %
NIB. total. SOL lis 227-4S IIabilitfes-Nef nm,
paid claims. $-lu5A1- reserve as required INV
law Si5.i21. 463. present value OF amounts not
yet due on supplementary contracts NOT in
EolvinG life contingencies. S2Il. 1896. 0S: p-er1i-
umS paid IN advance, $50. 40l I1. salaries
rents. expenses, taxes, etc. SI5U. SO. So cash
dividends que and TO become due 81 III -
6lI16, an other liabilities Uuearued inter
est, SlSIS, surplus. s., S15,565 ~, total S-r e.
ilS22I.4S: amount and character of business
transacted during the year 1908. life insur-
8nce, S26 81, $50; losses sustained during rhe
year I9CS, S2.637,13i; money received DURING
the year 1905 $10-207 505- g.; expended durir.-
the year 1868. Sc. 459 f9Ay7. WAI NJ Nc
CLENCH, President WHEELER II HALL.
Secretary. Subscribed and sworn To before
me this 3d day OF March. 1903 tSeaD
GEORGE =. LANG. Notary Public MASS
ACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSI NOE
co. Agency for District OF Columbia STF-
MAN & DROWN, General Agents Bond
Building II
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
KNUTE NELSON COLD.
BUT MOVES Mr.. TAFT

Senator Knute Nelson Of Minnesota
was born in Norway, and for that rea-
son IS OF staid and cold temperament.
melting not soon before tender ad-
yances- Neither does he get away from
MS guns in a hurried manner. as was
shown by his service in the Union army
when ne was sOrely wounded
AItogether. Senator Knute has a mind
which, when once made up. generally
stays that way until GabriePs last
trump, the fan OF stars. and other
events Of like Cataclysmic nature.
The Senator called at the White
House today, and, at the close of his
talk with the President. announced that
he had succeeded in getting for Harvey
Sullivan, Of Minnesota a United States
marshalship in Alaska. He did not say.
however, that this had turned him away
from Ills intention OF lighting the ap-
pointm ent Of Milton D. Purdy TO a Fed
era Judgeship in Minnesota
The AdminiSt atIOn. q few Senators.
and a large gathering of prominent and
patriotic citizens have tried to change
mis- mind about Purdy, but so far With
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
SOUTH POLE FOUND
AFTER LONG HUNT
Continued from First Page

boat, automobiles and ponies. the lat
ter or which can travel over the icy
continent on which the pole is situated
SO far as / know, the expedition
of Lieutenant Shackleton has not been
heard from since 1907, when he had
trouble with his ship in Antarctic seas.
because Of a storm. The locating OF tie
South Pole is a great feat
Much interest was manifested at the
National Geographic Society over the
report OF the success Of the expedition.
It was said At the society's headquarters
iu the Hubbard Memorial Building that
an Investigation was in progress with
a view 10 confirming The London report.
which is being received with gTatnca-
ton in scientific circles here. Officials
OF the Smithsonian Institution were UNI
acquainted. except through press dis
patches with the latest news from the
expedition.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
Untav0rabe Shares Ace
WASHINGTON GAS LEADS LOCAL
MARKET, WITH RAILWAY
PREFERRED ACTIVE.

Washington Gas was very active to-
day on the local exchange The de-
mand for the shares was insistent. and
continued bidding brought out about
$50 certificates on call and after call.
The price gravitated between 755s and
if-the top price of yesterday Nothing
has been added to reliable i1forna-
ton as TO what the gas company may
do for the benefit OF the stockholders,
but those having the stock and those
willing to sell it are hugging the mys-
terry which surrounds the offices of the
concern, and insisting that bonds will
be issued or some other move vii be
made to make the stock worth a good
deal more than it now is
Meantime the holders Of the stock are
gradually unloading at good prices, and
it is being bought by somebody for some
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
AN UNSET DIAMOND
FOUND IN THE SOUP
DiShwaSher IN Restaurant Honestly
Returns Jewel He
Found.
NEW YORK. March %

NEW YORK, March %
FOUND-An unset diamond. BIARIA-S. Ig3
West F0rty-frst ST.
Back Of this announcement in a morn
ing paper is the story OF the losing of
an unset diamond and the honesty OF
an italian dishwasher named Giovanni
Last Saturday afternoon. just after
the lunch hour. he rushed OUT 10 Pro
prletor BertOlino with an unset dia-
mond IN his hand and with much ges-
uculdtlng, explained that he had found
II 'nella manastra,' which, being trans
lated. means in the soup" The stone
Is pure white and about three-uuarters
or carat in weight. Il Is reD6siney in
the safe at Maria's awaiting its owner.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

purpose which does not appear, unless
it be the simple one that the buyers
want it believing that there is a good
rise in store later on.
The most active issue today other than
gas was Washington Railway and Elec-
Jric preferred, which, as yesterday, re-
corded good sales, the price ranging
from 81 to 90Ss- Common stock was
neg elected today.
While the bank shares were on call
trades were made in a quotation lot
OF National Metropolitan at rs and one
Of Merchants and Mechanics Savings at
150. For the others the old bid ard
asked prices were renewed.
Other trading was slim. Mergenthaler
sold FIVE Shares at 2l5, and the report
Of the telephone company, which ap-
peared today had no effect upon the Sc
cUrities of the local company
Some bonds were sold early-JJnited
states ? per cents at 10l12 and Railway
as at S77s.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

little SUCCESS. He has now gotten "A
fat appointment from the Adn1inistra-
ton for his old friend Mr.. Sullivan VINO
has been engaged in mining in Alaska.
but VINO is also disposed TO regard the
Government payroll as rather a good
gold deposit.
changer VIII he require further sweet
advances2 VIII Senators have to bow
more deeply to him2
1t is hard to tell At present. he is
exceedingly popular. Gentlemen love
MIN dearly They are willing TO do
much for him If he viii call of his fight
or Purdy. They zr2 lovely 10 him
Their affection clogs the atmosphere.
But Senator Knute was born in q
cold cold cOuutree. He is from Nor
way. where melting is one OF the poor
est industries
1t is hard to tell what the Honorable
km0te viii do.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
SNAPSHOT GIRLS
IN BREEZE; FINED
Man Insists on Taking Pictures of
Women at the FlaETOn
Corner.
Corner

NEW YORK, March - .ause ne
insisted on taking pictures o women
about the FIatircn Building as tie eddy
ing winds whisked their skirts about,
a man who said he was Thomas Nelson.
Of PUooklyn, was arrested and fined SO
in the jefferson Market police court
According to Policeman Mayer. Nelson
refused 10 leave the spot saying That he
had q right 10 take as many pictures as
he wanted. Magistrate Barlow said.
1T is outrage GUS 10 take pictures Of
women in an embarrassing position. Ten
dollars fine
NeIson did not have tho momoE.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
CARRALL FAMILY
LIKELY TO RECOVER
Baby Saved at Risk of Mothers
Life Only One Not
Injured.

WELDON. y. G, March z3.-AIthough
badly singed and nervous as the result
of the experience. the family OF W. NJ.
Carrall today Is believed to be on the
immediate road to recovery, following
the shock brought on by the burning
Of the Carran home, White Head
The six-mOnths'-old infant which was
rescued at the risk Of Mrs. CarraTs
life is unhurt. A negro boy was burned
TO death.
Mrs. CaTrall lost nearly All her hair
In the saving Of the baby after she and
her husband had escaped from the house
i'm their night clothes
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
SHARES SUFFER BIG
SLUMP, AND MARKET TURNS
WEAK AND DULL.

NEW YORK, March 80 2 ma
decision ny Judge Martin of the circuit
court that it has jurisdiction IN the uac-
ton cases and that foreclosure proceed
irgs viii probably be successful had the
effect of knocking the bottom out or
traction shares about noon today. IN
terboro Metropolitan lost three points
and Third Avenue four under the erect
of the blow, and this added further TO
the general uncertainty and weakness
of the market
The railroads are holding up well.
New York Central is strongest, and
the opinion prevails through the
Street that some announcement will
he made II the near future which will
bring large and continued support to
that issue At this hour the market
is more active than in the early trad
ina. Ind the leaders are receiving
better support than was the case
earlier I'm the day. Since the steady
ing of the market after the drop in
the traction shares, prices have held
UP well considering all the circum-
stances.