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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF Co
i-1lbia- holding PrCbate C0s1--- Estate q James
3. CoieEoTe deceased W. L5Se Aduli1isi1ztl1n
Docset 5s-Apriicalion lsriuE bee1 made herein
for --hsts = the lss- MI ard testament q said
deceased and for letters tesssmez;s-T ca sad e.
tate 5y The United states TrUsc CCmuary j. "a
ordered this 18th 61- Of A--I. A u. 1873. th5t
May Belle Cc'eErrve ard Ee.a T. CcleSTove. ard
al ctke-s Concerned 2rr-zr IN ssi5 cogrt-rcn
WEDNESDAY. ;he Il dsy q June. 4. ID. 1913
az ID 5ciocs a "a. 10 s5Cw cz1se why ssch appll-
cation should not be granted LEI notice he-ecs
De- published n the Washington Law Reporter ard
WashIcE-on Herald once Iu each % thres SIC
cessive weeks bef1se the ret1-- dag herein T-er-
toned. me frst IrlhIics-icu % Be not less than
thirty da~s before said return DAY. WRIGHT. Jus
ties. Attest: seal JAMES TANNER. Register
ci Wills for fhe District q Columbia Clerk e the
Prostate Co;-t- CHAS- \ DOUGLAS. Attorney
zuSu-5-2
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srPRENE c0TRT 0F THR pIsTRICT OF co.

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF CO
lu-nbia- holding Probate Cos.r-- No I59S9 Admin
istaton-TLs Is % give notice taat the subscriber.
Cf the District u Columbia. has obtained from the
Probate Court Of te District q Columbia letters o.
administration oa she es-ase q George Albert Cc1-
verse. lsfe of The United states navy deceased Al
persons having CLAIMS cSans. ths deceased here
by warned to exhibit the sane. with the vouchers
Thereof. legally authenticated - The subscriber
Or before the ITH DAY 0F APRIL. A D. 1919.
Otherwise the~ may b laN oe excluded from al bea-
eft of said estate. Gwen under ny nsad This 2sts
cay ~ ApEil. I9a. LAURA SHELBY CONVERSE
csre B5TTy * Minor. Colorado Bldg. Attest: JAMES
TANNER. Register Ct wis for the District Of Co
luubls. Clerk * the PROBATE Co-Tt- BERRY s
MINOR. Attrrnevs sp2S nays.i2
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looking n something thing
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
l--nh5a- holding Probate Cc--t- No i5Ss7 Admin
sIIE-i0u-This Is 10 gTG -0tiCe thzl te sUbsIlDsT.
o. the DiStrict q Columbia. has obtained from the
Pr bate Court Of -he District . C0tlmba letters
resrament3Ty on tLe estate q Annie : Dries lats
Of the District of Columbia deceased Al person.
having claims against Size deceased are hereby warned
% exhibit the s11sS with The vouchers thereof, le
eay aurterticated % TIE ss-hscTiber On OF before
The LTH DAY OF APRIL A. y. 1910: OtherEiss
they may hy lar be exciuCed ron al benefit o.
said estate. Given Under ny hand This --tb day o.
April 1879 SAMUEL Il. WALKER. rs Lcuisaua
are nv Attest seal JAMES TANNER. Regis
tor Of WINS for tie District e Columbia Clerk o.
the Probate Court ROBERT II. WALkER Gnd
JAS. 3 ARCHER. Jr Attorneys apS ny52
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NORTH CHEsAPEAKE BEACH.
FOR SAEE-DOTs.


NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH. ND.
N5ae desirable Building lots, each 50xlJ, win
be sold very cheap 20 quick purchaser For in
formation apply 10 JORDAN & co, Inc. IS5
& 81 uE I5
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WOOD, COAL, AND COKE.

> BROWNING. LINCOLN AVE. AND SEATON
Tiaoe -e; troken or furnace coal. ra- t7i. Ss.53.
vlto asl. osg. stoyc and CHESTNUT. Ss75: pa c'ai
a. Pa0-s = ls5L aD-s1t
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING AT
lowest rr:ccs. cumnercial and amateur woTk
,.ei'el- NATIONAL PHOTO CO.. s1 uth 81, II.
'P1o1e IL ssSG Ia
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FARMS.

NORTHERN VIRGINIA FARMS
Stock. Dary. Orchard. and cd colonial hcTnes
from s. TO $50 an acre: near Weashingt0n p. c.
J. PRESTON SHANNON. FARM SPECIALIST.
Purcelivills. Va. mh50tf'
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DENTISTRY.

NOT TOO HIGH NOT TOO CHEAP.
REASONABLE PRICES.
Plates. $, al csowus ard brs6zswork gzk.
god. s: sod filings. s ard uD; smslgz7
tsil5sr filings. s. WoTk s1sFsntsed- Gas
administered.
Dr. 6. ". COX. a5 Pa ave. Nv
= e ws-55s
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FOR SALE-COUNTRY HOMES.

Cambridge. Nd. on ths Great Ch0ptank River;
wstc- suupsed b. a-1eslaa wells dwelling. stable
hs-ns. ard all outh1ildinS IL splendid repair For
particulars Apply 20 p. A. BOWEN, Jr. Isl3 q
& Is
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.
PROPOSALS.

Or E1JE Ot 1hE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District q Columbia, washington. D. c. May
s. IQp-sealed p-eposaIs VII be received at It's
o15cs Unril O'Clock p T. NAY 2 -99 fo- fur
nsshicg tbs District gcE6ru1elt during the fiscal
zesT ending June 50, 1910; Granite czITug- asphalt
Tavins boeksi rvD7ossed 7iIifei paving blocks;
red sewer bricks; terra c0tt2 sever ri-s-
Portland cement. niscelzneors castings. sand
and gravel; and hauling cast ircn water piDe bro
ken sto1e, pSr3-s blocks. saa5 ard z-aveI and
G-aaits curDng- Specifcstions, blank fo-ns of
proposals, and al Necessary information nay be ob-
tai1ed AZ the Ofhce q the Property CLERK D. c.
Diss-ict Buil5ine- HENRY = F MCFARLAND
HENRY L WEST, " Y. JUDSON. Commission
erz D. c nys.O.I,l2BH
OFFICE or TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
s2ss--s,, , q Columbia. Washington Nay 7th 1g19-
Sealed proposals VII be received at this O1cs Until
e'cl0ck T. IT, MONDAY. Nay f-th f0- FIR
nishinS he District q Coluu,lEa daring the fiscal
yesr erdinz June Goth. 1910. With r-el-the same
hing The lp~red items q BIDS rezirsd A--f7 77fh
1sos for furnishing this class Of s1Upiies and fT
furnishing ice during ths aboTe-nsn,ed rcriod no
bid having been received f0T the sane Ap-lI I'm
Blank forms q TTop0sal ard al necessary info-ma-
e1ty Clerk. D c. District Building HENRY B.
T. MCFARLAND. HENRY Il WEST W y
JUDSON. Comuissi01e-s, D. c. mTl2I2
OFFTCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS y. q
Washington. Nav o. 1s9--SeaIed proposals VIII
Re received a. this osice uztI = o'clock uoon
NAY g I9D for the construction Of nreuro1F
concste staiTways. walls fcoTs. Testi61les. and
platforms Il eighteen public schooi buildings
Washington. D c. Bla-k forms of proposals
specifications, ard ell Necessary Information nav
be obtained from Chief Clerk of the Enzneer
Department Room -. District Building. HENRY
p r MCFARLAND. HENRY l. WEST, VII
LIAM '. JUDS0N, Commissioners, =. c.
mylLE3H6.I
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
At the oHice q The Li-htho1=e EnEineer Baltimore
Nd until = o'eiock IT,. MAY - lSfe ard tben
0p7ned. for furnishing pa-t 4 the materials and
al e TIE labor Necessary ~ c0ast7sct q fc1nda-
ton fr s-o1eh0-se pTCQosed 70 be erected on
the IigEtieuse wharf at She intersection f and
Water streets. Washington, D C.. n accordance
with specifications, copies e which, with blank
pToDossls and ether Information. may be had upon
application 70 Lls LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER
Bs!ttnare Nd. uvsi8Iz
OFFICE or The COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District q Columbia, Washington. j.. C.. May l.
le9-SealeG prorCssls VIII be received a. tins otce
1util t=o o'cio-k T. H. MONDAY Nay 9th for
furnishing and Installing in the Frsaklin SchooI
Building. eiEhty-Te metal lccEerz Blank forms cf
proposal ald an necessasv iEforInsti1n nav be o.
tsiHsd On srrlcatlou ts the Property ClsTk. d. C.
DistT1ct Bgiidsr I'll Z. p MCFARLAND
HENRY L WEST. -. :. JUDsoN. Commission
Cz D. Z uTs.7.ElOnE
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL.
ron-<-rcicll. Goth bound. sa2uacs book free
Apply b mai. SIS Colo-zio B.5s Fr1e lecture f5r
women Tuesday at . r. n s5-tf.
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LOh SAIL
SUBURBAN LOTS.
ANY szs vcu Want from : feef frontage - f-e
a1rs- Lo1te5 Cd the Great Fails and Old Do
n-iniau douh.et-ack electric railway sySten- Forty
squares from the cy; sixty squares iron ths White
Ffa1=s. thirty minutes from the Treasury DeEa-t-
msut- T. historic cd Virginia
AZ Flauklin Psrs- station o. tie groJsncS
Lots z5xLy5 al $50 20 So0.
Lots 5z30 AZ So0 % S5o.
G---5Cre lots az so % Sl.50.
FIreacre lots at 3 go 70 S.7a
Nc-th-est HIS o-u-lonkIrE WsshinStou- OEn 3
hone ste s1--sEhe7e. Franklio Park home sites
best eTeryEEgrC
$500 STARTS YOU
PEERLESS FRANKLIN PARK
This sacti1n Is -g7ads collu-lirT- fs1ilt I'd
zith splendid hoznes. soCas Il The most e-esant
horrrz abort the National CAPITAL are here
REMEMBER THIS: No taxes; n interest Free
s.ed IN cas3 of death after two yearS You ulO1oy
b=lk With PC cent interest, Il you DIE within two
years Norfc-fe.turs contract
20 feet - elevation CocCets Sidewalks Tee
rh1-s service Two mall deliveries daily. Depart
~. sse-, deliveries 4 IoU-priced lrt IN a hi-l-
~l-sz section. Car fare averages L csnts pe- day,
free t-susfers-
Casb 1svuea.. s 70 81. Monthly payments, s. to
so Without interest
Cret unaus and booklet az ofHce-
SUBURBAN DEPARTMENT.
MOORE & HILL Inc. 1855 s. Nv.
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LOST AND FOUND.

L0ST-LARGF BROWN PURSE WITH $ n
bis National safe DEPOSIT Bank box. and Teceipt
hock ai1cabees. reward. FRED T. COOK, us
Ccrccrln s.
STOLEN. SATURDAY. FROM 18th AND NEH
TGrk ave. light bar horse. tan. slender. clean
Eru5ed shc-t -aiL hitcled - a light rIaoou-.
s-EaI wheels. rubber tires. red TUuuns gear, reddish
Brown leather urhClstsrilE- Reward i rec-rued 70
= Q uw Phone ". 20 -
OST-FRATERNTTY PIN. GREEK LETTER z.
81 pearls. oscr Psi. snail . and A. engraved
Edward 3. MsTer, keepsake liberal re-vaTd- Re
tur- ~ Q p 81. -r. ls
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.
WITH BOARD
PERSONAL.

Af1fF- CATHERINE
Palnist and card reader Sos 9Th 81 nv l28
WORKING1IEN. MAKE EVERY MINUTE
count and see the resllts in tie pay euvelope,
ssen use yoIr solid judgement ty seeing Is fer
ialar-nade sllt Slightly used. 50 S % SO. and save
s. nc1s- ard there yo1 are; one ICics only.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND 6l9 + nv
NELLIE 81 VAN De GRIFT- -2IANICURING.
shaunooirg and facial znassags. 2d-f0oc frOnt
-Zl9 L ST. Hcurs. 10 10 s. OTen SUNDAYS. -
raurcuts- either ladies OF gents send postal; VIII
can auy hour you say. L. TARSHES, lsS 7th s.
wv. Phone North ss9 str
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER AND DECORATING. sATIsFAC-
TON GUARANTEED. u, g DYER, I299 WIS.
ave. I5
We WISH TO SELL OUR ovERsTocK OF
wall paper at q very low sacrifice. Call ard se,
our sIock- Sign paintEE. khCE CaTos. and gliding
T. G. NOLTE. sN uth 81 nE. SA5-eod-tf
$500 WILL PAY FOR PAPEBING A sEoOM
house. Larger houses OF single rooms equally low.
We use psper thst Is way above the ordinary kind
JORDAN & JORDAN
Phone I4nc 81 Is East Capitol 81
r-rs
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PAY TIE HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR
ladies'. EentleDsn's and chidren's Czst-off wearing
apparel drop card; Eii calL C., LIVINGSTON,
l22i Teh s. cE-, q 'p'hols North 75A. ~
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR METAL. IRON,
-1b5sr an1 raps- stocz. MARYLAND IRON
And METAL CO, eta enG E ~. Phone u.
75L I7i'
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MOUNT IDA.

= MINUTES FROM WASH on ", AZ
Mt Y z r
WHY pay from 20c 20 4oc PEI 81. foot fo7 ground
outside o. Washington when y0H can buy now
lu7icrs v advance IN % daysl at Mt Ida looe-haf
tie d7sfarcl from forr 20 sx cents and get CleTa
ton orgr washington I00 feet higher. with plain
view of the city's maCrifcence and the beautiful
sud historic Potomac. ard within o7e-hsA tbe
time from the heart Of Washington. on the best
ard fastest electric raflFayss GranOliIliC Sidewalks
hard cTayelsd streets; private water supply rom
rs springs. Fifty-ous lots sold the first few days
from cpcring sales. Cone ont TO see FOR Yourself
Asz conductor 20 put you Of az rev station Mount
Ida Company has handsome Offices at station
Mt IDA REALTY co. INC.
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MILLINERY.
REDUCTION N ALL HATS

So o1r new stock 2 sAa7es f7ve-s. rit5ous and
faucv feather Eats trimmed 51c Old material
made over Os-ri-5 feathers cleaned and c---leL
EYES & Co. 7Is 9TH ST. NW.
T-cs
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STABLES.

CLEVELAND PARK-HALF BLOCK FROM
C0uuecJicu1ave.. I00o9 square feet stable privilege
alone worth -wics proc q lot: only s0c per foot.
easy terms. TAGGART-FRASER co, Iz5 y l.
ave- L2
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WANT AID BRANCHES
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Want Ads for Tie Washington Herald nay be
i5ft a. she main oice - Fifteenth st-est north
wcst CT a. any q the following bTanches. or mas
be tslephonsd direct % the main Office and BIZ
III be sent for the amount cns-
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CHASES

one of tie best hits q the season. a
Nisht with ths Poets" ~. Hynack. TIE
casreIeon comedian ard ire MiIlusn Tho.
and o-hcr bright zr-s
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HALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

BOYS AND GIRLS-SELL p PACKAGES OF
coUrt plaster zr Iec each and get q czms-a q
cz-1her's mitt free J Ia BLANCHE. Dept h
Charlotte. y Y
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-NCRSE N SMALL FAMILY GOOD
VASES; Apply a. cnce. THE SHERIDAN No 6
WANTED-CGLOEED WOMAN To co TO At
lauIlc City u cpok ard Be waitress f1- su-nuer-
ms. be vel recosune1de5. AppIy, between . and
Il a. H.. el5 The Rochamhesu 80
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CHEVY CHASE,
The Suburb Beautiful" of Wash
ingtOn.

No other part Il the District q Columbia can
crnrare uth i for either the present oT the future
A purchase there constitutes both an investment
and a SPECULATION. as valves there MUST advance
Highest point CcnnectlcUt ave. Elth rs result
an col breezes and heaithful air. The sDVT0ach
IS good. ard always VIII be- Car service IS ez-
oeIIsnt. There are chUrch. school. and store IA
elites water. sewer. gas electric Lights. teie-
phones uQcadquizsd streets. gTan0lIthic sidewalks
shade trees parking. &c
fTires 7snziuz from * Ter e. = 20 l9e per &C.
f. according 70 Iccstion- Eighteen houses costing
about $50 90 now IN course Of construction and
plans are being ureparsd for as many mere.
Fer plats, prices, and particulars see
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q George Bar 3IcCutchegn T.suty q
thrills and an adequate cas- HEADED b
Gertrude PsTTy
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AS tsat do rot exceed q wo-zis RAY. = desired
D. i1serted AZ the rate Of t1es. &C. TINES si'
Mirimgm charge, loc Per day.
Srecial uotices sc PER Ire each merton
There Is 10 extra charge t0r aes teiePhoned
These left Al branches are slso az the sane r2te.
t1r nus re uaid IN advance.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

II YOU ARE THINKING OF BUYING NEW
house near Lincoln PARK. see the nine houses nov
heing built at lsth and SIS for s. 75o; $50
= $50 cash. balance snail monthly payments con-
ple;s homes q 6 large rooms and reception hall;
tiled hath and yestlbule. J. G DEICHMAN, I'D
4 garitol spfora Ifre sot4 IL
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LEATHER AND MATING SUIT CASES AND
club bags 90 sale. Repairing b az expert
specially - years experience g. g LANGL0TZ.
c. New YORK ave. fcrmcTiy So K 15'
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
NEWFOUNDLAND FARMERS
USE SEAWEED FERTILIZER
Odor Arising From Decay Proves
Presence of Animal Matter

Consul Douglas Jenkins, of st. Pierre
island, which is off the southern coast
of Newfoundland, sends the following g
report on the use there of seaweed for
enriching the soil:
Seaweed as a fertilizer is very much
appreciated by the French fishermen
who cultivate little vegetable gardens
on ST. Pierre and Dog islands. Even
the farmers of Miquelon and Langley.
the two large islands in the group.
find the sea grass deposited in large
quantities along the shore equally as
valuable as manure from the barn-
yards
Only Miquelon and Langley can be
said to have any agricultural interests
Whatever. but in spite of prevailing
high winds and rocky soil 1t is sur
prising what quantities of vegetables
are produced in the little patches of
ground fit for cultivation on st. Pierre
and Dog islands
Seaweed is used for fertilizer in some
other parts of the world, but usually
the grass is first burned, and only the
ashes are put on the land. In st.
Pierre, however, the reed gathered on
the rocky shores is spread broadcast
in its natural state.
Seaweed is very plentiful. especially
after storms, when it is found. in great
quantities on the beach. The fertiliz
ing power of seaweed is evidenced by
the odor which begins to arise as soon
as the plant starts to decay. becoming
more pronounced and unmistakable as
the decomposition advances. This odor
quantities OF animal matter in the sea-
weed. Cabbages, celery and lettuce
thrive in this sea fertilizer. Potatoes
however, do not seem to do so WELL
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19

TAT00SH, April Is. o a m--Clear; wind NE;
velocity Is miles an hour.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT +0BOS, April IS 10 Weather
clear; wind NV; velocity IA miles hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
ASTORIA-Sailed April 1S-Nor stmr Jethou
Tor China; stmr Alliance. for Coos bay; stmr
Yellowstone, for San Pedro; stmr Tamalpais,
stmr Majestic for San Pedro: Br ship Aberfoyle
for Mollendo; Br stmr Grace Dollar, for San
Francisco.
Arrived April 1s-stmr Breakwater, from Coos
EUREKA-sailed April 1s-stmr San Pedro,
for San Francisco.
TATOOSH- Passed in April 1s-stmr Watson.
hence April Is for Seattle. out-Stmr Buckman.
from Seattle for San Francisco: stmr Rainier.
from Everett for San Francisco; two masted
steamer white stack. black top, probably Br
stmr Century from Victoria for San Francisco;
schr Seal Rock. for -; stmr Atlas, from Seat
tie for San Francisco.
HoQUIAM-Saled April ls-Stmr Helene. for
San Francisco
SAN PEDRo-Arriyed April 1s-Stmr Fair
OAKS, from Grays Harbor; stmr Redondo, from
Coos bay; stmr Santa Rosa. from San Diego.
Sailed April ls-Stmr Santa Rosa, for San
Francisco; schr Esther Buhne. for Coos bay.
Arrived April 1s-Stmr Fulton. from Fort
Bragg; stmr Lakme, from Eureka.
TACOMA-Arrived April is-Stmr Santa Ana,
Sailed April 1s-Br stmr Bellerophon, for Liy-
erpool.
TowNSEND-Arrived April 1s-Bktn Chas F
Crocker, from Wellington 2.
SAN DIEGo-Arrived April 1s-Stmr Whit
tier, from Eureka.
-Stmr Coos Bay, from San Pedro.
Sailed April 1s-Stmr Coos Bay, for San Fran
cisco: stmr Santa Rita, for San Francisco.
WESTPORT-Saled April 1s-Stmr Clare
mont, for San Francisco; stmr Thos l. Wand. for
San Pedro; stmr Newburg. for San Francisco;
stmr Northland. for San Pedro.
BANDON-Arrived April Is-Stmr Fiheld,
hence April 1t; stmr Elizabeth. hence April Il.
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU-Saled April 1T-Br bark Dollar
den Castle. for Chile, and not arrived bktn n
castle, from Manila. previously reported.
OCEAN STEAMERS
PLY MoU IH-Arrived April 1S-Stmr Amer
ika. from New York for Cherbourg and Ham
burg and proceeded
LIVERPooL-Arrived April 1s-Stmr Caronia,
from New York; stmr Celtic from New York
stmr Mentcslm. from st Johns. B. for Bristol.
LONDON-Arrived April IS-Stmr Sandman,
from ST Johns and Halifax.
QUEENST0WN-Sailed April 1S-Stmr Lusi-
Iania. for New York; stmr Cymric, for
SoUTHAMPToN-Saile April 1s-Stmr Prinz
Friedrich Wilhelm, for New York
MOFILLE-Sailed April 17-Stmr Caledonia
for New York
ST JOHN, n B-Arrived April 17-Stmr Tun-
lslan, from Liverpool.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
items of Interest 10 Mariners
of fhe Pacific

SAX PEDRO, April 1s.-Arrived: Steamer
Ssnfs Rosa from san Diego.
Departures Steamers Santa Rosa. San Fran
.cfsco- Whittier. for san Diego; Raymond. for
Redondo- schooner ResOlute. for BeliDgham;
. ----esmers Red5ndo from North Bend, and the
Faif Oaks. from Grays Harb0r, arrived with
lumber.
ASTORIA Ore April Is.-Steam schooners
> eslopstone and Tameipais arrived down the
f-rcr during the night and proceeded al once 10
Ees. The Yellowstone goes TO san Francisco
and. the Tamalpais goes to san Pedro Both
srs lumber laden
STEAMER Alliance arrived from Portland this
morning with a full freight ana passenger list
end after taking some local freight proceeded
~ once for Coos bay
Norwegian steamer Jefbou, which received
orders Yesterday 10 proceed TO C0mox. B. G. 10
load cargo Of coal Tor a Mexican port, crossed
ous early this morning
British shin Aberfoyie. with lumber for Peru,
crossed out this morning.
Sfesucr Grace Dollar. with lumber loaded at
fhe Hammond lumber companys mill Of this
rifr crossed out for the bay city this morning.
: Steamer ArEo. with q fun feriEht aud psssen-
ger list for TillsmoOk, crossed out this morning.
steamer Nome City. which was due 20 arrive
f,re last evening from San Francisco has not
e rer nut 81 IN appearance. It's delay is
5.--f.sflv caused by head winds
. steamer Breskwster arrived today from Coos
.rifb good freight and passenger list, and
sfrrr aIscharging some local freight proceeded
al once 10 Portland 70 discharge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
DUKES BRIDE HEIRESS
OF PAISLEY FORTUNE
5 rGeat Granddaughter OF
Founder of Famous Firm

Miss Maud Coats, who has just been
married to the Marquis Douro, son of
the duke of Wellington. is a great
granddaughter of the founder of the
famous Paisley firm. That firm grew
from very small beginnings. 1t was in
1924 that James Coats began business
on his own account as a thread manu-
facturer, in factory so feet long. His
two sons, Peter and Thomas, continued
the business and extended it greatly.
Today the firm of j. & P. Coats has an
authorized capital of 10000 900 ster-
ling and employees some 10 900 hands.
In addition to nine members of the
Coats family, Sir William Arrol and
Sir ]. King figure in the list OF direc-
tors of the firm.-W Westminster Gazette.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
ELEPHANT, IN REVENGE,
KNEELS ON HER KEEPER
Alice of Bronx Reminds Rich
ards He Forgot Her Apple

1t is a wise keeper that knows his
charge and Dick" Richards is to be
believed when he says he will never
again enter the cage of Alice, one of
the elephants in the Bronx geological
gardens, without a pocketful of apples.
He forgot to take her her daily treat
Sunday. and yesterday she reminded
him forcibly Of his neglect.
Richards has been training Alice to
perform tricks, one of them involving
a manuever in which the elephant ap-
parently crushes her keeper by kneel-
ing upon him.
When they reached this part of the
program there was undoubtedly a
twinkle in Alices eye, but the confid-
ing Richards extended himself upon
the ground and gave her the signal
to go ahead. Alice lowered herself
slowly, but instead of hating at the
proper time. kept on until she had
Richards pinned down between her
forelegs. There ne stayed for quarter
of an hour until another keeper heard
his shouts and prodded Alice up.-New
York Herald
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
CHILE SUFFERS FROM
WINE OVERPRODUCTION
Growers Make Success of Grape
Crop, but Lose Money

In reporting that there is an over
production of wine in Chile. Consul
Alfred A. Winslow of Valparaiso gives
the following particulars:
Many of the wine vaults of the large
producers are crowded with the surplus
of the two past years. This comes
largely from the increased number of
bearing vines and decreased consump-
tion owing to the hard times during
eighteen months. The prices to the
consumers remain about the same,
which is owing to a strong comboina-
tlon among the principal wholesale
dealers, who really control the trade
in Chile. l am told many of the pro-
stock at less than cost of production
in order to make room for the 1908
crop.
During 1907 the production of red
wine in Chile amounted to 3,S21,521
gallons, against 3,341,563 for 1905
showing gain Of 479.95S gallons for
1907. In 1907 the white wine produced
amounted to 191,609 gallons, against
14I.212 gallons for the year 1906.
The exports for 1907 amounted to
45,301 gallons, against 121, 7s2 for the
year 1906; with imports of 1854 gal
Ions of white wine and 57637 gallons
gallons of white wine and 1882 gal
on white and red wines is S4.3S, United
Ions of red wine for 1906. The duty
States gold, per dozen bottles and
1873 cents per Los quarts in other re-
ceptacles.
The production for 1908 was very
heavy and there is still much com
plant about overproduction. The cli-
cultivation of grapes, and much atten-
mate and soil are well adapted to the
tion has been given this industry for
many years with good results, until
the present marked overproduction of
wines Most of the yineya rds are on
irrigated lands, and a good crop is
assured