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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
Ea.tern LIve.tock Marlset

KANSAS CITY. July 22-Csftle- Receipts.
5-eo0 head; market stesdy 10 weak. Native
steers S+-5007-25; native COWS and heifers.
- 225cf. stockers and feeders s. $50 . -
bulls. S2-15G4 80: calves. s. 5o6I7. western
Eteers - > q CSC: western COWS S2.75G so.
Hofs-Receipts. 5000: market Sc lower. Bulk
of sales. S7.500 20: heavy. s. S5E7 . 80: pack
ens and butchers. =T.G5n 80. light sT4Od7 70.
pigs. $500 80.
s~leer-Receipts. 1000: market steady Nut
tons s. 2505-25. lambs. S6l0lT T-T5: range
Werhers- - q 5-5t'; range ewes s. 25l5-
SOUTH OMAHA
sol TIL OMAHA. Iulv 22.-6attie- Receipts.
@l"N- steady. Eastern steers, S3.5065.6o:
Texas steers, S5a a5.25; rsnge COWS and heIfers.
Sz-foa5. Gamers. S2G3 p: stockeus and feed
f-s So4a--Ji calves. S5M7; bulls and stays.
Hess-Receipis $500: &c 10 Zoe lower. Heavy.
S'-1oo 80; mixed. $3.50 7.65; light. s7.s5d
ti-.- Pigs St1 20 Bulk OF sales. S9.50Nf7 .65.
Nneep-iieecipfs G-l0o, market stroHger-
eaflugs S5mG: wefhers. 81 50n ;. ewes 81. =
fIs.19- lambs =. Zs1TS -
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ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAUsALIro

Sausalito. Mill Valley, San Rafael-Dafly
every 80 minutes from 6:45 a m. until Gas
a m: hourly until 2:45 p. m. then 3:15 D. 10.
and every 30 minutes until 7:45 D. m. then 600.
I0:35 p. m and 1901 a. m ION sundays in
addition-every 80 minutes from 9;45 a. N. 10
3:l5 .. m, excepting 2-i5 p. m.
Fairfax-Lesve f6.45, IT:15. T:45. Sis els.
f9:45 iO:45. 11:45 8. m. I2-45. las f2:45
3:l5 3.45 f4:15. 4:45. 1913. 5:45. f6:I5, f6:45.
tT:45 p m.
San Quentin via San Rafael-Leave s:15 A. m.
1:45 p N.
Tiburon and Bslvedere-week days-7:30. 900,
s1i:45 q. m (s12:45 p Saturdays only)
3:3O $50 D. m: Sundays 80. 5000. Ss11 100
a. m. sSi2:3o. $50, 5:30 D. M and S12.01 a. N.
'Arrire 7:05 p. m. from Sebastopol. s'Sunday
arrive sos p. N. Except Sunday. tSunday
only. svia Sausalito. ssRuns TO SchHetzen park
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author
ized 10 check baggage direct from residences.
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Nnfice 1n afnrInern

Captain Herbert r. Beecher reports 70 the
branch hrdrographic offce a. Port Townsend
wash thar IRE spindle supposed 10 be on q
roek 1usr ~ So-ta Passage point. entrance 20
Tpruakee iule-. Chatham straits. Alaska Is not
il sight This rock form for those using this
body Cf water is III 2 had locality for entering
from or going ont 10 the southward and should
hP we'll marked.
Captain T. Bent ~ the japanese steamer
Tenr0 Maw reports 10 the branch hrdrographie
office st San Francisco. Cal. that on July Is
when n isf - deg ~ min X. long I34 deg 40
Win ~ io observed biz tree about Is feet
lorss lying soutbwesteriy on the way to Homo
lglu and san Francisco
J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. L. s. y. in charge
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports by the French Liner

Exports by the French Liner
The French steamer Amral Exelmans sailed
for Hsvre and way ports on Wednesday with
cargo laden at this port valued AT $2I9 l2s to
he distributed follows: For Mexico ST2 800:
Argentine. $1.772: Great Britain SI3S ara !:
France. $685.; Belgium. S25 The principal ex,
ports and their destinations were as follows.
To Mexico-l .412 bbls -four 1.1OG bales hsy
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Armr Tranrnnrf.

Tae Laesn sailed July Is from Manila.
The crook is IN port.
Trio Bufo-d Is in port and win Esu for Seattle
Julv rs
Iap Sae-msn is iu port.
Tie Nsrreu Is ~ Manila
Tho fitzpatrick left Nsniia May l. bound for
New York hy way ~ Saez.
The Sheridan IS IN port.
Lbe Thoulss. outward bound sailed July l5
lrom Honolulu
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i. Louis Wool Market

ST LOUIS. JuIy 22-Market unchanged Ne
diam grades combng aud clothing. 2262Sc. light
rue. 2oG25isc. heavy fne. I3N20tsc; tub
washed, 2zls Q36c.
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sun. Moon and It'd,
FRIDAY, July %


A branch Of the United States photographic
office. located at the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
Of expense. NavigatOrs are cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions OF the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
gsrding lights. dangers TO navigation and mat
ters of interest TO ocean commerce.
J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. U. S. N, in charge.
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FATALLY BUREED-Yallejo. July 22-Fs-
ther Aoffon- the young coiored girl who was
brrneo last night when spark from an al
cohol hatiron ignited gallon can of the nuid
causing an explosion. died at O'Clock this
morning.
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TAKES $992,O1O IN
BULLION TO JAPAN
Big Steamship Sails for the Far
East With Many Passengers
and Heavy Cargo

The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia. Captain
Henry r Morton. which sailed yesterday for
the orient was resi- treasure ship. IN sddi-
ton 10 the valuable cargo slowed away below
the liners hatcbes there was in the treasure
room 4 shipment or go!d bullion valued at
S992 0l0. This fortune Ia yellow metal is con-
signed TO the japanese government, 10 which 1t
VIII be turned over at Kobe
The Mongolia carried large number Of pas
Sengers, including about 100 for Honolulu.
Among these were msuy wep known residents
OF tine island port The passengers included:
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Small Cargo for Hawaii

The schooner James Rolph sailed for Hama on
Wednesday with 25,5o0 lbs bran. 40 ctls corn.
26 ctls wheat, 500 lbs beans 200 bales hay
1886 lbs middlings. ST. ctls barley. S96 lbs
sugar. 81 tons coal. 500 SKIS cement 100 es
kerosene. 10 cs gasoline. 20 cs powder, 5S. pa
IT lumber and pkgs miilwork valued at "a S43.
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PERIM-Psssed July 21-Br stmr 1pdrani

PERIM-Psssed July 21-Br stmr Indrsni
from Nokohama. for New York
OCEAN STEAMERS
SOUIHAMPTON--AErived July 22-Stmr leu
tonic. from New York
NEW NORK-Sailed July 22-Stnr La Bre-
tasne- FOR Havre- stmr Friedericb der Crosse
for Bremen: stmr Noltke. Tor Naples aud Genoa
CGEE\SToWN - Sailed July - - Stmr
Oceanic. from Southampton and CherbOurg for
New York.
BOULOGNE-ArriVed July 22-Stmr Nieuw
Amsterdam. from New York. for Rotterdam and
Piedd-
Memoranda
Per stmr BandOn. at san Francisco. july %
from GOquiile river-Eisd fresh NV Winds to
Point Arena. thence 10 port rhick fog
Tie schr Endeavor. prev iorsly reported dam
aged BY collision with stmr IroQuois yestertlay p
morning. OF Marr0WsrOne point. arrived at Win
slow this morning July %. for repairs.
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T:15aISououa and Glen Ellen 6:05p
7:45al lPetaluma Santa Ross, Healds-
burg, Cloyerdale. Ukiah. WI
Its Sherwood and Sebastopol-l s7;35p
s:15alPt Reyes. Monte Rio. Cazsdero l'sI ;O5p
S:45al lPetaluma. Santa Rosa. Guernevillel 7:O5p
t9:15al lSoBoma and Glen Ellen S:35p
70 :i5a .Lagunitas. Cp. Taylor, Pt. Reyes. 1852
10:45ss sPetaiuma and Santa Rosa. ......- 1850
y: 45plPt Reyes. Monte Rio. Cszadero III :05a
3:15pl Petaluma. Santa Rosa. Heads
burg, C1overdaie. Ukiah, Gusrne-
Vile, River landing. Sebastopol. IL :05a
4:45plSonoma and Glen Ellen n-.........t 9:O5a
5:l5p Petaluma and Santa Rosa .-.....l S:35a
f5:45pl lLaguntas. Cp- Taylor, PIT. Reyes s;05a
t7:45pl Point Reyes --..-...-.-.--------I Ss05a
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Vow York Metal Market

HEN NORk. July a2-The London tin market
Wf~ higher today with spot quoted ~ ti32 rs
ei and futures ar slsf 3 Sd.
ale local market was firm and higher also. al
- 1f7 - -70c.
Copper advanced 70 go IS Tor spot and $50
for irturrs n toe London market Locally the
z'laFkel was nfm ana shade higher with lake
.4oteu - ls'is , q l-i--'e-- eiectroly - al
- s. "a ~. l2iec. and cssriug st asa l3c-
ileau was io7Te- ~ fi2 l0s in London. but re
niaine1 STEADY AZ 4-@ofz4 4-S5c locally
SI,elfer declined 70 f2l I7s sd in London. The
local market was steady iand unchanged az
1.55 "a 5.s0c.
rams in yhe london Market The local market
was sreslT- No i foundry northern. SlI- yea
l4-43- No DO Sl6-95n Il. No. southern
and No ] DO soft Sl875dlT-25.
raC following changes IN the rules FOR trading
in Tin. copper. lead snd spelfer were adopted
- todsFs meeting II the board Of managers OF
tho metal exchange. 10 take effect August ?:
Copper dps liuSs should he confined 10 standard
quoted The minimum Of contracts shall be for
- tons NJ 2.249 pounds each. and contract shall
ae iu form ~ London standard warrsut con
IN pic ,iu the minimum contract shall be
lor Eve tons.
In DIg lead dealings shall be n lead known as
rocd merchsnfabie hrsuds and dealings On the
cEchsnce saah D. for delivery In New York
and delivery in Easr -. Louis.
Speller dPaiinEs shall he in spriter known a.
prime Tirgin spelter- aud dealings on the ex-
delivery iu Past 81 Louis-
Naval Sforex-Turpentine aud ROsin
SAVANNAH July 22.-Turpentine firm. 46Fl
zSec- sales. So receipts So; shipments.
Rosia. hrm. sales. S.o25: receipts. .42e: ship
meurs SqS7: stock. ~. Isl. Quotations. B.
s. - 2-e5. D. S5N315s F. SS-55; F. $50:
a. Al. Ss65-2o: \. s5-35 d5.0oi VIC. S5.45G
:. Tu- WV. S5.F5 . 8
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco. July % 1909.
RAINFALL DATA
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TO SAIL PROM SEATTLE
Time Ball

/ United States branch photographic Office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, July
90 1909
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
standard time t120th meridianl, OF at Sh. com.
/ COS, Greenwich mean time.
J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant L. S ". in charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23

sSat. only mon only. 0TznaIpais only Muir only
Ticket Ofces-Sansalito Ferry and s74 Market
General Of6ces-MH alley. Calif0rnia
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Naval StoreS-Turpentine aud Rosin
PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE

Dep.h At mean low wster. entrance to harbor.
PLACE IT. Date Remarks
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for Morning , for afternoon
tSunday excepted sunday oaly,
Sun. and Nos-
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1. 7 D. m.-Stmr Dordsns-
HarbOr via Comox. b. c.,
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PASSED south July %. 4s3O
Plant. from Coos bay, for
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
NO sMoKIEG LAW N EFFECT

NO SMOKING LAW IN EFFECT
The board Of supervisors have at last passed
the ordinance making il a misdemeanor TO
smoke on the wharves and bulkheads and along
the water front. and the hsrbor commissioners
al whose request the law passed pre-
pairing TO see that il is enforced. The harbOr
gard to the law. and President Stafford
viii probably ask Chief Of Police Cook 10 detail
4 policeman specially for this work Signs have
been posted on the wharves and buIkheads for sew
eral months calling attention 10 the state regu-
lafion forbidding smoking. but as the state had
no police power and the smokers knew it. few
pipes went out on account OF the state ban.
IL is different now. and those who burn incense
10 Lady Nicotine on the forbidden territory will
Re violating a city ordinance which carries with
II a me and Imprisonment. either both al
The discretion OF the trial magistrate.
CITY OF PANAMA REACHES PORT
The Pacific Mail company's City Of Panama
Captain r. r. Kit. which has been on the lower
coast for about seven months engaged in coffee
trsmping. arrived here yesterday from the 18TH
mus The Panama brought no passengers and an
all New York cargo, and called at only Acapulco
on the homeward voyage. The run from Acs-
pulco took days and IL hours. For two days
Of that time the little steamer was bucking
strong head wiBds.
Captain Kilt was formerly mate Of the liner
China and the City OF Panama is his first COM
msnd. The Panama brought 81 tons of cargo.
all from New York. via the isthmus Of Pan
ana. The cargo included shipments OF pipe,
steel. hardware aud nails
KOREA is ON HER WAY
The Pacific Mail liner Korea Captain sand
berg homewsrd bound from the orient. sailed
wednesday from Honolulu and should be here
next Tuesday The Korea is bringing 100 cabin
passengers from China and Japan, 50 from Homo
lulu and 2Si Asistics IN the steersge. The
cargo Of : 900 tons includes 20 tons OF raw silk
400 tons Of mating and $50 tons of tea The
Korea is behind schedule. having been held in
quarantine 81 Honolulu on account OF a case of
plague on bosrd. 1t is not believed that the
liner viii be detained at this end.
SANTA ROSA SAILS FOR THE SOUTH
Among the passengers who sailed yesterday
on the Santa Rosa for southern ports were:
C. J. Miller and wife II. E. Cavanagh
Miss Alice Nordin I. Chisholm and wife
c Fernandez j. r. Fitzwater and wife
r. A. Meyers and wife IS. NJ. Chapman
F. r. Wilson and wife NJ Mitchell
WATER FRONT NOTES
Receipts Of lumber yesterday By sea
amounted TO 2.40J.O00 feet.
The tanker Santa Rita. from Port San Luis
arrived July 10 st Iqnique.
The Standard oil companys ship ATLAS ar
rived July 70 at Manila from Yokohama.
The schooner EDdeavor. which WAS damaged
The Washington times., 1909-01-21

Rule D. When approaching The bod
sue OF one whom an al wise praei-
dent mean an all wise uTqvjde1.-.-
Wtlls any way. The rule is simple if old
first bleed the patient"
Loud and prolonged laughter na,.f,.,
nieH away, Mark shook the rIerrr3
as.es on his white fam suit and ~
gan over again. ' '
The other day patient came %
me and Inquired If I was ola Dr. Glen
The mirth at This was so tempesnloYs
liai Df- clemens had TO make "a f-g.I
start declaring He had f0rg9ffeU 49,
ng was Otherwise going TO say Then
. j ID give you an Instance THAI orrlrya6
-aHl week. A man came 10 MS I've I'll
" avs hold consultations ON every ..e-
as t-eIe Is not business eu8ue. r.r
fouIJ and said he was sick We asked
Hliu "Aal was The matter with him
ana De SAID DE was sailor. We treat
el H-W Tor that and } never saw. a
man ole more peacefully. That same
afternoon uE dog freed an African gen
tlcmau- Tie came down and said ne had
appendicitis. We asked him DR. he want
ed TO De cut open and me said YES
anything tH TO- So We cut him omen and
found nothing Iu him but darkness So
We diagnosed his case as iundcllty. be
cause He was dark inside
Aside from the two cases I have
mentioned ! find the only disease we
have lu Connecticut IS race suicide
According TO the farmers up there. IT'S
a rational human and valuable disease.
bat 10 rs cutting into our profits so that
we are thinking Of putting Il stop 10
IT, Either that or we'll have TO move
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
ANNUAL REPORTS.

ANNUAL REPORT Of the NATIONAL EN-
CHEERING CORPORATION. We the uB-
designed the President and a majority O.
the Board Of Trustees of the National En-
gineerinE Corporation. Of the District Of Co
lumbia, do hereby certify that the efDltaI
stock Of said corporation is S35. 600 an OF
which has been paid I'm money and property.
and that It's existing debts amount o. si4
$3.50 JAS p. HOGE. President. g. r.
McFAE.LAN. j. A. CLEMENT, JAMES II.
MARI, EDWARD =. COLLADAY. Ed
Columbia 7, JAS b. HOGE. President OF
the National Engineering Corporation OF the
DistLksf OF Columbia. do hereby swear that
the facts stated IN the above certificate are
true TO the best Of my knowledge and belief
JAS. Is. HOGE. Subscribed and sworn 10
before me this z1st day OF January. 4. H.
1909 tSeal) THOMAS DURANT Notary
Public. ID c. Il
ANNUAL REPORT OF the OEYCHLORINE
CHEMICAL COMPANY We the President
and ajority Of the Board Of Trustees Of
the OEychlOrue Chemical COMPANY do here
by certify that the authorized capital sock
u said company IS two hundred thousand
dollars iS20o. 0JGuQl and one hundred thirteen
thousand two hundred fifty dollars lSII3,2 go o.
has been paid, and there arc debts TO the
amount Of I've thousand two hundred dollars
IS, 200 00l. r. r. GAZZOLO President A.
=. WINTER, Trustee. state Of Illinois, Cook
County S.: T. ARTHUR a. WINTER Sec
do hereby swear thar the facts stated fn tire
foregoing report are true az i verify believe
ARTHUR A. WINTER. Subscribed On uGr
presence and sworn TO before me this 18TH
gay OF January, 1909. fSeaiJ HATTIE a
jerks Notary Public II
The Washington times., 1909-01-21

was held at the office of tie company.
az lliV Fifteenth street. Tuesday, and
the following officers and directors were
elected President, Albert NJ Read .
vice president, Clarence A. AspinwaII.
secretary. Charles Z. Ravaubure. treas
urer, Charles W. Pimper Directors.
g A. Aspinwall. c. j. Bell. H. t.. Blount,
William j. Flather IT. Hurt o.. =. Nor
ment, and Albert NJ. Read
A. the annual meeting OF the Eauit-
able Life Insurance Company, held
Tuesday afternoon, the following trus-
tees were elected: William A. Bennett.
George j. BessIer, Henry F. Blair.
Aug. BurgdOrf. Allen c. Clark. A.
+. Clark. jr., II. S. Cummings, w.
GWynn Gardiner. J. A. LuttrelI Ed
ward q. Rapley, William r. Raplev. N
II. Shea. L. c. Strider, j. S. SWORN
stedt, and Henry A. Willard. The trus-
tees elected the following officers. T.
5 SwOrmstedt president. Henry p
Blair vice president Allen G. Clark.
secretary; William A. Bennett, general
superintendent; Gilbert A. Clark, act
uaryi William F. Mattingly attorney.
The Washington times., 1909-01-21

LOCAL STOCKS SLOW BUT FIRMER.
WITH RAILWAY PREFERRED
SELLING TO 80.

On the local exchange. Railway pre-
ferred was clearly the feature of the
session. In ell 40 shares were traded in.
and the prices advanced from an open
ing at A5aa TO Sc. The earnings have
increased during the past
year, and the stock is being purchased
for investment, and locked away, TO the
lessening of the floating supply.
The nominal prices Of Capital TraC-
ton and Railway common were a little
nmer.
Washington Gas sold at -0aIOI4. the
latter the last sale of the session. Feb
Tuary viii disclose the earnings of the
company and tell the story o. the melon
cutting or put the brakes on the sea
sons crop of TumOTs
LanstOu sold at IzJqdI-5E Greene
C8nanea 1lB.
The bonds Of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company sold at SIS
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF the Security Storage Company
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
Friend of Clemens.
MISSOURIANS ELECT
OFFICIALS OF CLUB

The following are the new officers OF
the Missouri Republican Association:
President. 6. w. Panlow: vice presH
dent. j. y. Mcintyre; secretary. Joseph
Jacoby. treasurer. q. J. Singleton. Dele
gates 10 the League o. Republican
Clubs, District Of Columbia are c.. W.
Panlow Joseph JaCoby. and W IT.
Smith.
After the election last night The asso-
citation CAV q smoker at Carroll Insti-
tUte Hall b. c. Brown, OF Kansas
City, made an address on the political
situation i'm Missouri. An entertainment
followed, the participants being Edward
o. Brieu. Philip Addison, Il. a. Lang
Edward Muth and f. A. Heimericn.
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
FIGHT ON LIQUOR
TO OPEN TONIGHT

Mrs. Mary Harris Armor vII begin
the Temperance campaign 20 be waEod
in Washington by delivering ala address
at the Foundry nj. T.. Church tonight.
She was given a reception I'd the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union last
night The rev electric sIEa w e. ~.
up over the top of the building at 52e
sixth street northwest was lighted last
night for the first time.
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
TODAY'S PRICES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Gas. cert. SI4odIO6-
Washington Railway and Electric
pfd., 500857s, lQ6S57s: J0QS5at, 50aS5s4
900 S52t; 500&ss, 50nS52 500S57s, 100S6
29lIS6; 5QIS6.
Washington Gas, lOJaTO 500 25d7Oi1.
Laustou, 1000121z, 100n12Ss
Greene Cauanea, 50aIl1F
Mitchell Mining, 5O0lk.
National City Bank, 5dl5al9
National Metropolis Bank. 4a2zD
Union Trust. 10aI22lz. 1Od122, 1Oal22
United states Trust, 5d10llz
After call-WashinEtO Railway and
Electric As, 81, O00GS77s.
MeTgenthaleT, 5d20Slt. 4dzO8It
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HOME COMING WEEK
AROUSES INTEREST
Former Residents Say They
Will Come Back to Old
Town in April.

Former Alexandrians will undoubted-
ly take advantage OF Homecoming
Week to return to- old Alexandria and
spend a week with their friends and
hnsfolk TIE week viii open on April
Pc, and during this time a carnival win
be held and other attractions viii be
given.
a. = Wedderburu. secretary of the
committee, has received numerous let
ters from old AIexandrians, assuring
him that they will spend Home
Coming Week i'm Alexandria.
on Friday, April 30, a grand parade
will be held, which will be followed by
the dedication Of George Washington
Park. which viii be formally opened to
the public on that day.
Judge c. z. Ntcol has accepted the
position Of marshal Of the Prince VIII
lam county division Of the parade, and
expects to have a large delegation from
that county.
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
REV. FRANK SEWALL
ALUMNI SECRETARY
Takes Place in BOWdOin AssoCls-
= ton Vacated by William
FRYE White.

The Rev. Frank SeWalI has been
elected corresponding secretary OF tho
BowdOin Alumni Association to 6ll the
vacancy created by the departure OF
William Frye White. who has gone into
business In Boston.
The annual meeting Of the association
was held at the Raleigh Hotel last even
ing and was followed by a banquet Al,
the old officers were reelected. Sen
ator Frye was postmaster at the dir
ners and those who responded TO tOasts
were Chief Justice Fuller, president Of
the association; General Ellis Spear.
Prof. Franklin G. Robinson, Of Bow
dom; Roscoe il. Hopper. r. NJ Hatch,
of Honolulu; Robert A. COnE Asher
G. Kinds, Frank s. G8unett DIT. Wood
bury Pulsifer Charles W. Porter. S. 4.
Davis, and Representative Amos l.
Allen.
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
JAMES 0. TOWNER
BURIED TOMORROW
Veteran Newspaper Man and
Federal Employe a Friend
of Mark Twain.

Funeral services for James Osborne
TOwnsr, who died after a lingering i'll
ness at his home. 6l7 East Capitol street.
VIII be- held tomorrow afternoon from
the residence, with the Rev. DIT. NJ. T..
Devries. Of ST. Marks Episcopal Church.
officiating After the services at the
house the body will De taken to Elmira.
n. e., for burial.
Mr- Towner was q veteran newspaper
man. having been at one time managing
editor Of the New York Herald. an
author Of several books on travel, anC
for thirty years a Government cmpIoye.
His death came yesterday morning He
was seVenty-three years. OF age
Came Here in 1885.
Mr. T0wnev was employed on the FL
mira newspapers before going TO New
York 10 accept an editorial position on
the Herald. He came to Washington IT,.
1859 10 become chief -stOrekeeper I'm the
Treasury Department He was later
promoted to chief bOOkkeeper- e. post
ton which he held until his death
Friend of Clemens.
In his early life Mr.. Towuer was as
sociated with Samuel L. Clemens Mark
Twain, and was a frequent visi-or to
his home, lie was the author of sew
erBl books among which are "A History
OF ChemunE County New York" now
used as a text book In the public schools
Of Eln'iTa- 'thedOyne Of kOtOmD." q
story Of the early days Of the republic
and Seven Days i'm a Pullman Car"
He is survived By his wife, two daugh-
tiers, and one SON. al living I'm wash
tngtOu-
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
TROOPS NEAR CLASH.

CLINTON, n. g.. Jan. IA clash be-
tween the company Of State troops
guarding the Jail and mob of infuI-
ated citizens from the MOJonville sec
tiou of Sampson county was narrowly
syerted here The troops were on guard
By order Of Governor kirCHin 10 prevent
the lyuchinE of VIII Ward. a negro,
who yesterday assaulted Mrs. W. J. Nc
1sF0d wife of a citizen of MoItUuViIle-
The Washington times., 1909-01-21

ROME. ~ s.. Jan u-Auer Mr.
Henry FIynH. OF Harrison street had
left her home ON au crraud. with her
two little children iD bed and alone
rescued the children. but Mildred. two
years old. was so badly burned mat she
died iu fifteen minutes Raymond four
Years old Is believed To- be- fatally
huFHe~
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hobs
Co, bankers and brokers. Hibbs Building,
members Now York Stock Exchange. Wash
inEton stock Exchange and Chicago Board o.
TTAdE)
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
BONDS
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By L. F. Hutton q
Co. members New York Stock Exchange
G. Bowie Chapman. manager. 1891 r street
southwest.
The Washington times., 1909-01-21

Throttle and Rail" viii be the sub
jeCt Of an address which viii be deIv-
cred by Carl q. COuntTyman at the
Young Peoples building next Sunday
afternoon at the meeting for men.