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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-03-19
Reopen Mine at Issaquah

Issaquah, March 1S.-The VOL o;a
opening No. %, as the Grand n ~
mine is called, by local MINING, i,
has begun. Pumps from the oia IN n
were taken up Monday, ana M
then . small crew has been cie'h i,
and renewing such equipment y
been left there since the close-doN'
1904.
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Spokane to Have Clean Up Wee

SpOkdHe 10 Have OIedH Up VeS
Spokane, March 15.-At mes'u
of the city beautiful committee cle'l
ing week was selected to start Ar'
8 and run until April 10. bonD
days would be on April 8, 7 and ~: 4 4
committee to make arrangements W..
the crematory department for bu1pDs
the refuse was appointed. Another h
make arrangements with the scus<
children to have a captain in e'aI
block to take charge of the work =
q man from each ward to be respoDJ
BILE generally for the work in the "''
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To Open Large Tract Of Desert Lana .

Washington, March 13-By an o osa
of the interior department about o'v ~,
600 acres Of land in the counties al',,
the eastern border Of Wyoming a1e j
be thrown open at once to homeS: :.ha
ers, who will be allowed to take CIV
100 or $50 acres. The land cannon !, !
irrigated and will be of use for i
farming only. The throwing open .d
this land is in the nature Of an eApss
ment to see what can be done '
such land.
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The proposition to ask for an Ell,

The proposition to ask for an eight
hour day in single mills was discussed
at large meeting of shingle weavers
at Everett. No radical action is con-
templated, union leaders assert, but
the matter is to be talked over with
employers with view of reaching the
goal without friction.
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BROKE ALL
RECORDS
ELEVENTH BIENNIAL SEES,
SION OF LEGISLATURE
ADJOURNS.
Appropriations Were Greatly In
Excess of All Previous Sessions,
Total Being Approximately Ten
Million Dollars Several Notable
Laws Have Been Enacted.

The Eleventh Legislature of the state
of Washington adjourned at IL 90 Fri
day morning, after the most strenuous
go days session in the histroy Of the
state.
Because of the grave charges filed
against certain state officers, the close
was not as hilarious as on former &C.
casions The last few days have been
strenuous, both branches working day
and night. Because of the condition
of the work, which was far behind
that of former years, dozens of bills
were railroaded through, the result
being that the number of bills passed
this legislature will equal if not sur
pass the Tenth session.
Animosities Are Buried
The one regret expressed by many OF
the members was that bitter feelings
prevailed the entire 60 days, due to the
local. option fight, which separated
friends Of long standing. The closing
hours, however, were used to good
advantage in endeavor to heal the
breach, and before the Eleventh ses-
sion faded into history friends and foes
shook hands and buried the hatcket.
It will be long time before a fight
more bitter than the one just closed
will occupy the attention of Wash
ington legislature-at least so it is to
be hoped.
Just before the closing the president
of the senate was presented with a
chest of silver and other valuables by
the senators, and Representative Meigs
was remembered by the house mem
bers with silver service and umbrella.
Work of Session
The most notable work of the ses-
sion consisted in the passage of q local
option measure, an act submitting the
equal suffrage amendment to a vote of
the people, adoption of a complete
criminal code and abolishing of race
track gambling. It exceeded all pre-
appropriated, provisions being made
for the expenditure of approximately
$40, OOO,OOO Part of this total will,
however, be made up by the disposal
of land resources and the issuance of
state bonds.
On the last day the legislature voted
expenditures exceeding Sc, 600, 900, the
bills passed including an omnibus ap-
preparation bill providing for all state
departments and institutions and mis-
cellaneous measures. Consideration of
all bills ceased at noon and the after
noon and night sessions were spent in
considering amendments land confer
ence reports.
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Plans for national peace congress-
IN Chicago May 3-5 have been launched
by the Chicago Association Of Com
merce.
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Named for House Officials

Following is the personnel of the
house organization as chosen by the
Republican caucus:
For speaker. Joseph G. Cannon, of
Illinois; for clerk of the house, Alex
ander Mcdowell, of Pennsylvania; for
postmaster, Samuel A. Langum, of
Minnesota; for sergeant-at-arms, Hen
ry Casson, of Wisconsin; for doorkeep-
er, F. B. Lyon, of New York; for
chaplain, Rev. Henry N. Couden, the
blind preacher. All these were select
ed to succeed themselves.
Currier, of New Hampshire, was
elected chairman of the caucus, and
Loudenslager, of New Jersey, was
elected to succeed himself as secretary.
John W. Dwight, of New York, was
chosen ''whip'' of the next house.
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ACTION OF REPUBLICAN
CAUCUS ON SATURDAY

Washington, March 13.-Joseph G.
Cannon, of Illinois, was tonight chosen
Republican candidate for speaker of the
house. The caucus also agreed to vote
Monday for the adoption of the rules
of the last house.
It was the fourth time the honor had
been conferred upon Cannon, but to-
night neither the selection of the cam
didate for the speaker nor the vote on
the rules was characterized by the
unanimity of party feeling that attend
ed the three preceding caucuses
There was plenty of evidence Of the
against the Cannon organization, but
in the main the most determined anti
Cannon Republicans were not present.
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= --.-.-..-..... Y
NoIlCE 10 CDIENIS-Iou viii find me In nv
new quarters. 1905 MARKET STREET: call
and let me show you what bargains l have in
SNAIL BUSINESSES; have several SMALL.
STORES with living rooms that win make you
a good living; AL0 y INTEREST IN RES
IACRANr that is doing $50 a day business
price $500 for the ls-interest; trial given be-
fore paying over any money.
ALSO ! INTEREST I'm the best saloon
proposition in SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
GRILL AND RESTAURANT; years lease.
rent $50; price $500; this is worth looking
after
Grocery and family liquor store. with ly-
ing-roons; price $500: 4 living-rooms.
GEO. A. HERRICK, 1908 MARKET ST
x .--.-.................. 1919 X
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BAIRD & PETERSON,
Business Brokers,
$50 Market ST.,
FRUIT STORE, FISH AND OYSTER
department in one of the best
markets in San Francisco; this
place has always made money,
and Is making il now; does a
business Of $40 daily; the
location cannot be beaten: this
is by far the best place
OF its kind TO be had; $500.
BAIRD & PETERSON. y
CORNER GROCERY; MISSION; an
old established business: a
money maker; sold only on
account of death of owner;
complete stock and fixtures:
cheap rent; horse and wagon:
81 COO cash or trade on cottage.
BAIRD q PETERSON.
A RESTAURANT FOR $500; A
corner in the Mission dist.
tine living rooms: cheap rent;
best place in city for man
and wife; DON'T MISS THIS.
BAIRD & PETERSON.
$500 WILL BUY THIS SNAP:
Fruit and vegetable stand:
one Of the best little
places in the city; Richmond
district; rent only $3.50;
sickness forces this sale:
no fair ofer refused; see
BAIRD & PETERSON.
DELICATESSEN. BRANCH BAKERY,
and GROCERY fine, furnished
living rooms: Richmond dist;
neatest and best store at the
price on our list; $525.
BAIRD & PETERSON.
POOL PARLOR AND BOWLING ALLEY;
fine location; S tables: 8
alleys; rent 500; good
lease; not making much money
now, but has great
future; owner has other
business; can't depend on
hired help; don't miss this.
BAIRD PETERSON.
BUTCHER SHOP. SNAP; $500;
Western Addition; doing
hne business: nothing
wrong here, but partners
disagree; this is GOOD.
BAIRD & PETERSON.
$50 Market st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE


LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER. 255 Montgomery st.
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER, 255 Montgomery ST.
BUILDING LOTS
BUILDING LOTS
North and south of GOLDEN GATE PARK in
Sunset and Richmond districts.
We are HEADQUARTERS for property IN
these districts. and have the largest selection
of LOTS, COTTAGES, HOUSES and FLATS.
which we are selling on easy terms.
we advance money to builders at per cent.
NEW BLOCK
10th ay., bet. and SITS
OFFICIAL LINE AND GRADE
Streets curbed and macadamized.
GRAND MARINE VIEW
VERY EASY TERMS
LOTS throughout the WESTERN PORTION
of RICHMOND district. between Point Lobos
and fulton ST. This entire section is being
opened and property will more than double In
value.
Call at our branch offees-corner H st. and
18th av. and corner Point Lobos and 10th avs
Open daily. including sundays.
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER. 200 Montgomery st.
Phone Douglas 1914.
ADAMS stste licensed md DENNY IT 8
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ST. FRANCIS girls directory orphan asylum
hereby gives notice that the following orphans
and half orphans have been admitted to the
asylum from January /. 1909, to July l.
1909: William Joseph McCranney, aged 2 yrs.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-I will not be
responsible for any debts that may be con-
tracted by my wife, Fannie Colby Bernou.
JNO. r. BERN0U.
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MONTERREY COAL COMPANY

: NUN IEfEl CUAL JUNPAN1
STOCKHOLDERS of the MONTEREY COAL
COMPANY are hereby notified that there will
be a meeting of the SHAREHOLDERS at
Hales Hall, South End Street. San Jose. on
Thursday, July 10, 1909. at 10 A. NJ. Matters
Of vital Importance to all will be presented.
Bring your stock Certificates with you. At
tend II possible, otherwise send name, ad-
dress and number of shares and we will for
ward Information. By Stockholders Inyestiga-
tion Committee.
j. J. Meyer President; L. Fellers Secretary.
Address Henry French, Attorney for Stock
holders, San Jose Cal.
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NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance to the
written consent of the holders of more than
two-thirds of the capital stock Of the Ale
ghany Mining Company. a corporation created
under the laws of the state of California
which said written consent has been obtained
and filed in the office of said corporation. to
remove and change its principal place of bust
ness from the city and county of San Fran
cisco, state of California. to the city Of San
Jose, county of Santa Clara. state of Califor-
mia. said removal or change to take effect i'm
mediately after theSexpiration of three go
weeks from the first publication of this notice.
Dated at San Francisco, California, the 22d
day of June, 1909.
ALLEGHANY MINING COMPANY.
By ]. NJ. HASKINS Secretary.
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]. A. ADAMS, state licensed and deputy u 5.
surveyor. $50 Bush ST.; phone Douglas 21Q4.
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sANAToRIUMs

A--PRIVATE home for the sick; confinement
speciality: adoption: special treatment for All
female trouble. 1903 Market ST.. Oakland.
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BUILDING LOTS
RIryI.DTNG LOTS

LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER, 255 Montgomery S
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER, 255 Montgomery S
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FINANCIAL


GoLDFIELD CONSOLIDATED.
What has caused the recent fearful decline in
the Market price of Goldheld Consolidated on
the New York Curb during the past week.
SEND FOR MY MARKET LETTER.
ALSO FACTS ABOUT OIL STOCKS.
TWO SUCCESSES THIS YEAR,
A THIRD ONE IN SIGHT.
THE TRUTH ABOUT ALLEGHANY,
The Great New Gold Camp.
POINTERS FOR INVESTORS.
SEND FOR Ny MARKET LETTER.
A. ]. MOORE & CO..
Room %, Bacon Block. OAKLAND. CAL.
..ABBOTT buys bonds''-Ocean Shore. Marcel
st. bank and Cal safe dep. books. Ala Mar
ket st.
CAL. SAFE DEP. TRUST ACCOUNTS BoUCHT.
d. 3. BEsECKER, 24s PACIFIC BUILDING
WE buy California safe deposit accounts: buy
ard sell Ocean Shore bonds. AS Montg'y st.
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CHOICE VINEYARDS
CHOICE VINEYARDS

Some of the finest "dry wine'' vineyards in
Sonoma valley for sale in tracts Of any size to
suit The grapes are Cabernet. SemillOn, Bur
gundy and Zinfandel with few other choice
blending varieties.
This is a portion Of the famous Hyde ranch
where the demand for grapes places the prices
l1gher than any other grapes in the country.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-14

Prices from $16O to 1925 per acre
Terms very easy. II bought before August 10
purchaser gets the crop. Five years to pay If
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so acres choice fruit and vineyard land near
Fresno; 20 acres of 1t in vineyard and orchard;
nne pumping plant; plenty Of water; house,
$50 acres grain land. suitable for orchard or
vineyards; good orange land; adjoining proper
ties have pumping plants and plenty OF water,
a bargain; $35 per acre
2,3S5 acre stock ranch, Stanislaus county:
plenty OF water; timber enough to pay for the
land; owner made fortune on this ranch; 81
per acre buys Ii.
SIS OO0-General merchandise stock; doing a
profitable business In very prosperous, grow
ing town. surrounded by very productive
Above properties FOR SALE EXCLUSIVELY
By Z. L. BARROW, manager Of Coast Car
riage Co., cor. 18th and Jackson sts., Oakland
Cal.
SMALL RANCHES
KENS-GRAPES-FRUITS
10000 acre ranches beautiful San Mar
tin ranch, south Of San Jose; improved or uniul-
proved; suitable for chickens, fruits, grapes.
etc.; this is OF the ideal locations In Santa
price 800 per acre; monthly payments Of e1414,
including interest II desired; tx you are looking
for beautiful place to build up g home and
where you viii get good returns out OF the land.
c. NJ. WOOSTER CO.. 7O2 Market ST.
MEXICAN and Texas timber coIonizInE land
$4,000 acres pine and oak and hardwoOds;
choice; well located for export. $3.50.
$4,000 pine, oak. ash. hardwood. 81
$4,000 improved stock ranch and timber
10000 acres irrIgable land and stock 81 rs
100000 acres colonizing lands. soc up.
Texas and Mexico. all size tracts and all
classes OF timber and stock ranches Reports
sent; information at office. DAVIS BURN
HAM. T04 Mills bldg, s. F.
TRUCK and poultry farms-Au sizes. easy paw
ments. good markets. fine climate; send 25c
for years subscription 10 the Virginia
Farmer, dept. sol, EmDoria. Va.
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ments. good markets. fine climate: send 25c
for years subscription 10 the Virginia
Farmer, dept. sol, EmDoria. Va.
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LEGAL NOTICES

THE Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
Society reports the following admissions In the
orphanage of whole and half orphans from jan
uary 1, 1909, to June 80, 1909, VIZ: George
Strom, aged years months; Martin Blank.
aged years months; Esther Ladar, aged IL
years months; Hannah Ladar. aged years 3
months; Samuel Ladar, aged years months;
Harry Friedman, aged years months /;
Charles Drucker, aged years 10 months: Ben;
tamin Lando, aged IL years months; Herman
Lando: aged years months; Rebecea Lando,
years months; Vera Smith, aged years;
David Victor Zolat. aged IL years s months;
Lillian Goldberg, aged 5 years 1 month !;
Blanche Ida Robinson, aged years months;
Helen Mildred Robinson aged years 1 month;
Minnie Goldberg, aged years months; Fam
ME Gage aged 8 years months; Esther Gage
aged years 2 months; Dora Nathan, aged 3
years 8 months Sydney Nathan, aged 8 years
months
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-14

A BUSINESS CORPORATION now being formed
requires $500 20 pay preliminary expenses.
The person supplying this viii be given
substantial block OF stock in the company
an excellent business proposition for small
amount of capital; will stand closest InYestI-
cation. For particulars address box 772, Call
office Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-14

NOTICE is hereby given that the Maria Kip
orphsnage and Alfred Nuttau Nelson me-
mortal home Of $50 Lake ST., San Francisco,
has received the following orphan and half
orphan girls from January 1 to July 1, 1909:
Marie Schmitt, yrs. mos; Eustina Schmitt
yrs. mos; Louise Helen Sergeant. 10 yrs.
Yquina Verna Sergeant, II yrs. NOS: Amy
Florence Lewis, yrs. mos; Berdina Col
Inns IL yrs. mos; Beatrice Collins. IL yrs.
Sadie Lindsay Walner, yrs; Dorothy Ray
mand Smith, yrs. mos; Charlotte Berg
Watkins, IL yrs. 10 mos: Evelyn N. Swan
strom, II yrs. mos; Marie Hess, / VI.
Theodore Johnson yrs; Teresa Centurionl,
yrs. mos; Bernice May Ford, yrs. 8
mos; Louise Ries, yrs. 1 mo-. Caroline
yrs. mos; Ida Wilson, yrs. 6 mos
Arvilla L. Barnsdall. 10 yrs. mo.
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North and south of GOLDEN GATE PARK,
Sunset and Richmond districts.
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G. II. UMBsEN & CO.,
20 Montgomery st.
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pRUG STORES FoR SALE

s4.oOo-Fine store, clean stock and good busi-
ness IN San Francisco; also at 81 500, So 600,
s. 800; drug stores IN Berkeley, San Jose,
Pescsdero and In Lake county Humboldt county.
Son0ma county and others; also splendid offer
IN q thriving town IN Oregon for SO, 500; II yOu
locking for abusiness or have one for sale,
communicate with Us: over 90 years experience
81 the drug trade IN California.
TIE y. A. Week REALTY COMPANY,
25lo Shattuck ave-. Berkeley. Cal
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WE have oSO acres land zoo under cultivation,
miles from town and railroad: the best com
btned stock ranch and farm In California;
ming stream or water: fenced and cross fenced
price $40 1000; terms
II you are looking for a farm, stock fruit
ranch at the right price call and see us.
MeFAUL & EDWARDS. $50 Chronicle bldg.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-14
HEALTH MoyEMENT


'.vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. natural, non
surgical; cloth bound 400 page book free Ap
ply by mail, 636 Pine st. Lecture for women
Thursday at 2:30 .. N.
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CAN furnish you ANY unlisted stocks and bonds
you may want AWAY UNDER regular Quota
tions will buy any active stocks If CHEAP:
largest dealers on the Pacific coast; CORE.
spondence invited CHESTER b. ELLIS &
CO.. TIA Market st. opp. Call building.
OCEAN SHORE railroad bonds for sale. nrica
nets S1l 20. d. e. BESECRER, 24s Pacific bldg,
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DELICATESsEN and BREAD BAKERY-$60O;
rent $50. and 2 living rooms; good corner, do
ing q business Of S25 daily; stock and fixtures
viii invoice 500: a good place for a party
who is not afraid TO work; location one Of the
best THE FULLER co. can explain every
thing 10 you. e1S Broadway. Oakland
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WE buy sen and make expert examinations and
reports on mines and mineral lands, manufac-
turing and mercantile plants. patents, ETC.; Or
game. incorporate and promote stock COM
panies on q commission OF percentage basis;
- you have a meritorlO1s proposition submit
81 to Us and we wiz tell you WHAT TO do
and HOW 70 do II. Pacific Promotion and
Development Co. 569-57l MonadnOck building
San Francisco Cal.
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DO not overlook this-4OO acres on Eel river
balance rolling hills, with plenty OF oak tim
Der; good house and barn: one OF the best
little cattle and hog ranches in the state OF
California; would make an ideal summer re-
sort; ane hunting, boating and fishing no
trouble to catch the limit; price 5000. Nc
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-14

COMPELLED by s g. business to raise cash:
viii sell 10 lots for cash and 10 on fair terms
around my home in Laurel DeIIs Tract San
Rafael; at sacrifice prices. 500 and up: every
lot heavily wooded; some redwood trees: fine
soil. grand view; all improvements deed forth
with; to 10 minutes walk to r st. station
or 10 my temporary office. OpD. Union Depot.
San Rafael W. L. COURTRIGHT owner;
no agents
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-03-20
White House Renovated.

When William Howard Taft steps
into the White House al noon on the
ith OF March as the new president of
the United States of America. he will
find a model home equipped with
every modern convenience: that is
what other presidents have never en-
joyed Before the election OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt few changes had been
made in the White House since the
days OF John Quincy Adams. when II
was rebuilt after being fired by the
marauding British troops. only the
walls being left standing.
The executive mansion. as II was
called before the advent of Mr.. Roose-
velt-he dubbed ii officially The
White House'-was the first public
building erected at the seat OF govern.
ment- The architect was James Ho-
ban. who drew his plans closely after
those OF the seat OF the duke of Lein.
ster, near Dublin. Ireland George
Washington. himself. selected the site,
laid the corner stone on October 10
1892. and lived to see the building
completed. John Adams, however
was the first president TO occupy 1t
which he did in ls00.-From New
Home of Mr. Taft" in Technical World
Magazine
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-03-20
HISTORIC NAMES AT CAPITAL
Washington Contains Many Descend
ants Of Famous Men.

Washington fairly buzzes with great
historic names. and one might think
that time had turned backward TO
hear the solemn announcements at the
official levces There is one bearer
of n great name in Washington who
has been 30 modest that only latterly
have people begun to realize exactly
who he is. This is Baron Germain de
Stael. .Holstein. great-grandson OF the
famous Nine. Anna Louise Necker de
Stael, author. patriot and philosopher
The baron is second secretary of the
Russian embassy, and lives the quiet
life OF a student He lis almost mid
die aged. but II still bachelor.
Though he has inherited all the men.
tai brilliancy which distinguished his
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-03-20
ST Idies in Child Life.

Miss A astenia Eberle, the New
York girl who is the youngest exhib-
itor in tn &, Metropolitan museum, has
just broul ht back some wonderful re-
suits of r studies OF child life. Miss
Eberle ha made the street urchins of
the city, articularly those of the East
side, look as If they were still ready
to run an shout, though her clever
fingers hi We modelled them into statu-
cites. tt lie little bronze in the Metro
politan m lseum is Kipiing's boy Now
gil, but IL ose who know say that some
of Miss Iberle's more recent efforts
excel this wonderfully lifelike bit of
work
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-03-20

great ancestress ne mas none OF her
social talents. Baron de Stael-Hol
stein mingles in the gay throng just
enough to fulfill his obligations, and
the remainder Of his days is passed in
reading and enjoying music. He is
fair and of medium height and not un-
like the most famous woman of mod
ern times in appearance. The children
of Nine. de Stael by her first I'M
happy marriage were early separated
from her. and the father of the pres
ent Russian diplomat left Sweden and
Joined his fate and fortune with the
Muscovite empire. He became high
in councils Of state, as no doubt will
his son. For Russian diplomacy
moves in grades, like the military life
of this country.