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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
As Furnished for Week Ending May 22d,
by the Chelan County Abstract
Company

Fred w Johnson to VIM H VanHise
e1aeHse a nwA sec 3-21-21, 81.
J c Gordon TO Cora Hepfer, VIZ lot
8 sec 4, VIZ lot Q, sec 9-27-21, $500.
Wen Dew Co to Jno L Gray, lot 2
b II Col Bridge ad Wen, SIS.
F L Anderson to G I Pemberton,
w1awAse 4 nwA sec 3-21-21, 81.
VIM T Bumstead to Long Jim, a
sec IL, seq seq sec IL, neA "A
seA lot l sec II, lots ID sec Is, lot
sec 14-27-22, 81.
Paul Huber to Chas R Hanan Il
int n1aseA S 27-24-19, 81.
F A Patton to F w Schmitten VIZ
nwA S Is eKneA 14-23-18, 500.
Chas ] Trow to Nils B Peterson part
! 81 twp 27-21, $1,000.
A L Ryan to c M Deniston eA
neA ne a swA 33-23-20, $500.
A M Scheble to Tobias Renner s1a
nwAseAneA sec 5-22-20, $45OO.
Geo W Sheriff to Glenn Young 7-8
b % G N plat Wen, $3.50.
Wen Dew Co to P H Sherburn IS
16 b 81 replat 1st ad Wen, 5000.
Alfred L Hill to Jos A Murphy | A.
Sc b 8 Wenatchee Park, $50.
Fred Kriete to Geo L Lee pit swA
neA sec 1920, $500.
w J Dotson to Jno E Coulthard ne d
nwA swA nwA ne a swA sec 1928
90, $4,000.
w S Gehr to o F Etzkorn b 10
Millerdale, $500.
P H Sherburn to Bertha Russell Q
b 10 G N plat Wen, $4,000.
P H Sherburn to Bertha Russell IS
10 b 81 replat LIST ad Wen, $780,
Maud Gochnour to McMillen 6
b so replat 1st ad Wen, 81.
Arthur Gum to LittleWetsel Co pit
swA Sc a sec 28-23-20, $500.
SH Hopkins to Geo D Brown part
eAswA sec 31-27-23, 81.
Entiat Imp Co to Wen Or Syndicate
Hip BIZ l5-6-7-8-o-1O-11-12 b 8
Entiat Fruitlands, $4,000.
Roy D Spencer to S McKinstry Q
sec 29-26-21, $500.
Carrie Mitchell to Libbie Mitchell
seAn eA neAse sec 1869,
$4,000.
Conrad Rose to R C Osborn Jr AS
b Malaga, $40.
A G Henkel to VIM Rhodes 9 b 7
Mob Hill ad Wen, $500.
Jno Kuelbs to Jno Wesserling 78
b / Kuelbs LIST ad Cashmere, $3.50.
c E Beinert to H c Taylor | 1913
Estes Valley Orchards, $40.
Jas T Fisher to c S McKinstry swA
SEA / 30 sec 20 AneA / l sec
29-26-21, $1,000.
Henry Nelson to w M Mccoy e15
eHseA nwA 7-21-21, $1,000.
w M Mccoy to Jos. Judnitsch eH
ease a nwA S 7-21-21, $500.
w M Mccoy to Judnitsch u int in
spring on sHnHn1zne d swA sec 7.
1921, 81.
Jos Judnitsch to W M Mccoy pit E
sec 14-32-20, $5050.
Bertha Russell to P H Sherburn IS
10 b 6 Bolenbaughs lst ad Wen,
$4,000.
PHI Sherburn to R B Whitmarsh Its
1916 b 6 Bolenbaughs 1st ad Wen,
$4,000.
Robt Gavin to H R Mills pit b
West Mission, 81.
Geo R Mills to F L Heidrick s1a
SOL b 6 Cascade Orchards, $1,000.
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Advertised Letters

Remaining in postoffice, uncalled for
on May "a, 1909:
Kelley, Martin Kearns, Joe
Larson, Gustaf Murphy, Michael
Rogan, Frank SchosholemHenry
Smith, Mrs A Ruberts, Francisco
In calling for same, please say adj
vertised." ]. c. DAVIS, Postmaster.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28

Madaline Mccoy came up from
Peshastin the first of the week for a
brief visit with her young friends.
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the grounds of
artists architects rom oyert the country.
In the building will
California
for the Exposition al has Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-19
FOR saLe-ruRHITURE.


" fan aahf o. fufaifn Fodf heass. ~
a. : faara ct odd fhalrs pls0s q iufns
itufs : usa ruF rnftaius ~ feftisfsf
&C. bFlstfsH 10 ne hamt| call a. az fise
u saa make yeuf saisetipn. LOOK At
THESE PRICES
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Cgrtlutfd

n sou are urea n uz finn rent ~ u
fua aHuld iihH fa aeIiifH t1ns eiasf f.
property ttat Will double ln faiHf isi
10 siiHs Fau iaseI iai afFlfN aifk q
flrs ~ AXE snd innagisiHa. iqi ~ ~
fs,i. III N. Y1fE iaara 1871
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atHii AID DOOR HkHGAisa
Cess parei doors fqF paintinf u
Cross nanrl daHfH fee aialninF ~ 60
caitsHa front doors WIN faHlF 60
rfaFsf siass ana Ornamental apron - Sc
FraHi doors fnf medium priced houses
anig iA
r0NrOaiTiaN HpnViNl.
lHiF. Hsifhi . iHs ~ sluafa y
isriF. Hsinhf ft ihs usf aIaafs. 70
l-nif ssishi % ias ~ sqsafs g. e
MafHlnH usaafH % GAsap, nfnt rect
iHss that arr not faii Heiahi
Craftsman Hf missian doors Just Tie
siHf fgf hsurslpHa YhiF u 20 psf deer
WILLIAM uoib HEAL FAlhI.
sala aHif ~ o n Williams Co We
hsss 10 agsnit
f-ssiian aans 81 y psf faiiea
satihH esHs o. s. pr sailor
hsaufifn a1Iufs naF ralni from us
lsi aaf little book. Aif1R 10 Paint.
mafiea fffa
tiuf sindass snd denfs from "a We
have our. 0an ulli sf auYnne. filiH
tafuhsfs. and have anif oae sfies
fsnf for cur Illustrated estaiofus Malice
ffee. pesfraid. aifhaui rnAfrs
% ~ Wft4iIANf CO,
seattle. wash.
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University, $lO0Cash

Ssa modern i've fasm astisEs IN M
UHissfstY s-=tiaHi tafn. toilet BET ann
5nid safsf neffsai tAf-fnedf. hne Nlss
onir ttpa h4iahcs - frat
~. YAY conPA Nf. iNc,
Ifgs Thifd A.
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zoe sale IN msmssisa. TIE sfsai Nssr
Nsrd taen
larer level liis iuai three hlnf ss
ifem Ntsa Yard uatf terms
Wssf HtIsinaaH lafnaf fa hfawFf
fau slth faat muntHif iHssiuf. TO- sala
Tor lev dals any
usaaiifai level lots sitH seed sanaf
beach and risHif " fresh eaisf 49,
land Included sHNahla iaf saminHf
kauss a. faWrH adinins HHstal ore
inis frani iifsmsrton sasf fsfuis
ugsluas4 hFparfauItlas les HfswHftan
SALOON seinr Ieat business. fef stis
49, q fsa asfs aHif
NH.iHF fIaiafs Thsstfs Hfinsins W
adad infams . FnaQ faf ne Hfhi lafif
Faf farther lufnfwaiian fah ~ Nniin
itt Washington iids Hfstiis n
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Home-$l5 Month
$4,000 Cut to 50, $50

rfatsd Street. usfsf 10 snd sInaii hose
enc tl8ct to Ftinnff Az car Hsfth q
woodland PARA So T. Essss Go
tstf ard rshihnsf AZ lhonss Moth ~
lad White "a itaae
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$50 Per Acre

A PAYMENT or
SO CASH
ana the remainder on tasY monthly pay
msnts sill Fnrure YOU one or our aqfe
tracts near GIVE Afaiiau On tho seattle
Everett iHfHfufhan The rrire PET
acre is
800
This section N kinf County is de-
eoiopiHa Niih wonderful rapidly r.
afiis Il steadily reaching farsrd ID fhis
BE- faHr opportunity 10 make start
toward indspsndcnes hftofr YOU have
flnlihsd rafinr Tor q tract they VIII
have greatly ven HfaailE Increased IN
value
WEST 4 WHEELER
sos GOLDMAN BLOCK
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FaTPTIAS rALNIsT.

EGYPTIAN rALNIFr
She IL recognised ~ fts nati Eondfr-
nj paImisf IN ~ Eofid on her visit
10 Europe. fhs gave rradieEa that -.
tonlshat thu most srliEnts1sd and aseu-
tieal people Of Eufap<aa lifles This
Uondsffni Egyptian Challenges srf qaifu4
lot 10 the world 10 couprte With her
shs does not tel fhinxs % uisase 1 rfss
son bGf reads the hand jest a. if lnIll.
Gates from the cradle 70 he rfsre tells
every person thf planet ftsy wsis bora
under their ineaY and uniurhr planets
and shat step 10 ne 10 fase 10 better
Themselves what part Of the country s
hest for them Alsg fFpiAlna fhlnfr
which have aiNays been mystery
What business Fou ere tssf adapted iaf
when 8nd aham you vii mary, seitifs
snd etpisins love affairs sni family
tfauties feuniisf fts separated. ole
WHY not 80 he bsfif h fofls no
more Satisfaction aaa47niesd All
readings strictly confidential
Owe her a trial before g1n rriilfisa
EGYfTiAE CAMP
FHglsvaod Station. 1safreieWn.
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istaraer sas rsnsFs nee Anf ~
Alec several restaurant farHgs hut steam
tables
caHiginA outfits complete parked aua
tsiifafsa "a dept Or wharf
arEcIAtF FuH TrEspAN
So foot tssi garden hoss said regularly
~ ff.tq spscisliy priced ..-.s-i. 81 20
Carpet swsspsfs fssuiar iaot specially
priced tttasstss 4s57-ssH .ffsss wv
i.inalsem SOC TO q 90 ffaae, psr sgaais
fafa -t.tft-ts.ssfr-s ..tss s-rfs zee
woopHorsE a PLAT rrRS. co.
csmplsic Fous.fafnishsIs and Sole
AGENTS Coz tis Famous char
tor oaR Ransst
ut Pike ~
Main tast rbcus, ina iass
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Some fine lands on wHidby island Tor
sale .TNo iq-aere tfarts one eiFhi.
acre tract and one 2Q.Acfs traui rTsn+
tYsacrs tract veil improved with usN
modern house shed barn. huHHY shed
stc fina land good riee Of Sound. free
dslNstg telephone toala 2 wagons !
top busy all kinds " farming tools
team hafses . Nns COWS cream aapaf.
ti1f household and kitchen furniture
aud crops flnH ehahee for sons one
10 have as8d home IN ana u finest val.
isfa ri state only u miles from seattle
e1s5 terms. pflra on application Adi
dress aensf, HrltHsr clinton,
Wash tfs4o
cheap lots for summer homes. hourly
boat fsffifs. ~ minutes from the city
free wdnd and water, large lots for iioi
" faNh. " per month perfect ililai
FREQ abstract
HnENFRToN DEVELOPMENT co.
i0g cherry rta ground floor II
Faf s4ls by opnsf rs acres ao9d
gise, olose IN Address T. n rutse
Youngstown, wash u y .,
b.gQI
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suaTaAI plagcTons.

FtkENA- DiNt( oNo.
a-<----------
piITTKHwukru q sos fraftssistai
r,trsstass "a Licensed kmtsiiasfs itii
isi svp nslfs Thsairs Bssh phonss so
Ishnssn 4 Haniiten undertaken iiif
gtrst AZ pheasn Nsin TIA. int tlh
nernsy watsen Co. Fsnsfai ptfsstafs
ynfrd AZ sd unitsrsiJ. Doh phones u
SPECIAL NOTICES
--- --~~----~ ------------,---- - -
RsddlnKr psntfnr Aeaterifi iiih lun
fnfksuts Vacation tisttea uafi ffpisM esf
fst. assefnbilss Thura4atH aai saiufttYt
private lessons Easi 1871
n Tas are smp1Aiils bquiinf 90
remalisiins iust cal \ itlA fsa iiis
psventh a. near tn'af. far esfraffsf
Estimates ehesrfaiif lisss isstf
Litttss sehaol u Dsnetnz classs,
srs pfiyats lessons Collins hidf. see.
eni snf Jarass n tiea Ill
AN THE MAN Ne ffss Ia vest
haa.s pfh nlT screens Randall ! aia
sarpentsr 10th phones
VIII wHtskopf the square deal
piumba Estlmates kissa hspshiat
especially hsln sata ii
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LOST AND FOUND,
Continued,

SEQ reward hf fafafu ~ channels has
lasf iu Dion Narfha eanialuina nnr iata
diamond fina c. ilanmhd and peafi cine
HisHaHH aHI apHt stitch rIn
aHffh tiiA h ltfen lnUno lni sat
IaIii uHli fHNfi ii5le
faaf nn ufttan hIIl raiN .NHiaf
aiufHiuF tlath mails aArptrii iutpl
faH tfat HfH aN enid lNNia lhHha
iuii B. tii7I feHafd= ~
feet NadS, rff on beacon iHllaaf
ffIEas uUclffln leHHnt nelura lHHa
etc WHariaf fdliiia STAT office 1850
Iai rfldtN WefHiHs iHita sold
WatdH mnHu1fth Nriufn hHem
Is HaNsf uagh Reward liR
HeLP wANrEo-fGAALe.
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BOARD AND ROOM,


ilirh elats outside rooms neat spa
riaug close In phone. bath. : 90 und
Hp eeehYf Zee daily iiii Jackson Of.
IaslgsN
Rooms no 10 " pei week convenient
20 city. on three far lines unisi and
fefifal 10 raht party. ifi 2iih az
if-if
Two and Three completely furnished
iqi h1lssheaplns. cooking Saa. elfrtfit
hHhia Included With frnf tna 18th nt
1871
Two sunny. modern looms private fam.
iiY. two ear lines Phone East zfs9
l7sl1
Ner. ilghi nicely furnished hausehsep.
i1s rooms Phone 1852 10 Mercer
- i1.is
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Pioneer Mining

VIII pa n fsHis esf shsrs.
Gtsfiss ilanssrfislA sshsusfman
fhaass NaiH sat. tae 1881
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NliI rot KfEn
HAVE A HfTrEh
ulfrpHTiSiTf
TO SECURE A lipNF
~ VAUlNfAa

Will rot KfEh
HAVE A HFrrnH
ui5fnHTtiNfTf
TO SECURE a HONE
At A nAHoAfSf
Hs have bees authorized ta efiff an
.iafiiFnaHn kHuar xlih modern Improve
nisnls on a tsssa coRNEh LOT tor
sset
Al street improvements terespt paw
IuEl afs III and lnaIudsd In price ~
souid b. a. atssiuta inra.sitHiif Zoe
fau 10 tur = corner Doe 10 this iccsiltf
inssf LiHfeir hieh rfheei md duplicate
he houss faf tess than - ste Nsr VII
fs5arrirs ihs truth u this statement
when you 80 he pfarsfiY eia.s 10 ca
iins hirh aheai grammar sehepi sud
paft ahaai halt eaFh
wEsT WHEELER.
iqt colmsn nieet
AcHaza proNT eouau
uEArrift1s LEVEL WATER FRONT
TRACTS AID hort ilse W Only
4 SHORT ntsrAA4r fuoM SEATTLE
WITH FthsT tisAet noAI SERVICE
goon VIEW pnsinAnLK ron 4
ffoMr or Az iSNEErNFST. AND
BorSp TO PAY 100 PER cKNT uN
THE AMOUNT fNNEfTEu WiTHtN
TINS NEXT SIX MONTHS rERNs As
TOW A. " rEH MONTH WILL MAXI
cosTn.ct 70 wiriiiiol q rsfMEsfs
sEr THESE Fnrr nY CHARGE
wtiEruEH uh NOT Nur MY 1HOsK
WHO HAVE iNNEsTEn LIKE n We
WANT 70 HHpW Nnt ~ iNrEuEST
70. krpHEsA HoN ils-N STAR or
FfrF
see sixsfaam house. teailq alley ror'
uer lot, two miles Pioneer place u min.
uiss ride MadlHrn car W f9ai excellent
terms THIS 10 risnpsf than you can huf
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fof stale acre and ihrer-foom
hduss 10 minutes from foot ~ Waslilhf
ton IT, OLD Hsninn car line, Brighton
station for tsioo cash a Morrison
sail asth Az. y
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kbrfe prices ave ali On nss soodt y
afsd l1ads afs assifedI ataui ens- nalt
the ahats Ificsf auai1 rfethll
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LOST AND FOUND.

lost qf mlglald Policy No s9GHtf L.
sued BY the Penn auiusi tffa inslrancs
70 on The llfe N Hamsf Fidnifh The
lnlst HHi please lfilfn q 60 the undrf4
signed Application haa been made faf
M iss11 n duplicate PionIeh. saf
Central BIDS Seattle 10
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Full Acre

OF iarf rs~ tnq4faas, ho.sa teaf tiress
90 ear ssoi siss u heuM VIII msss
stasiisaf eAitssn tsnth. - wnuia chi
~ INTO tour laf4T icis
PHtNE ttte tift CASE
Thlr u tssi sns9 n Wet seattle fsAs
Fasnilsfdf rsf - yateseef sfAtten. sss
HfAn so Nsfssfspn 81 effies 80
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CITY AID copsrsf tfl,s'
o. Improved o. vacant s,a-..''
ard Z per cent sny amaa,l -
itfq fqf ieng o. shru 80
laTfasris nc dsIsr flu,te..e
iei Bastaa Beck ssesns ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
FRENCH MAIL TIED UP
TELEGRAPH And PHONE
,SERVICE PAR4LIZED.
Strike IN Paris Spreads to Provinces
Letter Carriers VOte to
90 ont.

Paris March l6.-The indications to~n1ght are
+bo+ tho strike of the telegraph, telephone and
nostaI employees will swell to serious proportions
tomorrow The widely varying estimates OF
the opposing sides render most difficult an accu-
rate summary of the situation, but II Is certain
that al the present moment the postal teie-
graphic and telephone services throueHou' tic
country are demOralized.
With the exception of the United States
E-arce is practically cut off from foreign com
,nunicatiOn Mail sacks arriving in Paris
from, the principal centres, but they have not
been sorted and millions Of letters are delayed
A basis for the increase of the general strike
IS found in the action Of the telephone girls at
the various exchanges, who have voted TO quit
work tomorrow, while the letter carriers also
have adopted strike resolutions.
The farreaching effect Of the movement Is
soon in the vote Of the employees and attaches
of the Ministry Of Posts and Telegraphs 10 go
ont in sympathy with the telegra piers. Meet
ings have been held at Lyons. Lille. Havre and
Brest in support of the strikers At Brest the
men have decided to work the minimum: at the
other places they VIII probably abandon their
keys
The whole cry Of the strikers is centered in
opposition to NJ Simyan Under Secretary OF
Posts and TeleRraphs and 1t is said everywhere
that his resignation would be followed by the
instant ending of the strike.
Considerable damage has been done by the
strikers and II was discovered tonight that
many Instruments at the central station had
been plugged with lead and will be useless for
DAYS. kilograms are piling ur. practically none
having been sent to-day. Business men are
uniting in vigorous protests against the move
ment which is entailing tremendous financial
losses
At the headquarters of the strikers it was
announced tonight that word from the prov
inces indicates that strikes are being organized
everywhere Outside Of the leaders, many of
the strikers express regret that such action had
been taken, saving that they were risking their
livelihood yet they did not want to be accused
of being renegades. Some Of the women were in
tears.
The strikers say that it will be impossible for
the administration to get off the American mails
tomorrow.
Strike organizers have been sent to the prov
inces
II was announced at strike headquarters to-
day that among the offers OF assistance was
from the postmen of America.
Two braTAh postofttces were not opened this
morning on account of lack of men,
Heavy detachments Of police and municipal
guards occupy the railroad stations TO prevent
possible attempts at interference.
The mail trains are inadequatey equipped,
and in some cases they had to be abandoned.
The government shows signs of yielding
NJ. Smyan, Under Secretary of Posts and Tele-
graphs. announced this morning that every off,
cial refusing TO work or disobeying the regula>
tions would be summary suspended and dis
missed without the usual appearance before
court OF discipline
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

the general fund Of the Treasury IN es goou eoii-
dition as Il was at the beginning Of the ADMINS
tration which has just come to an END me
available cash balance on March II was sloo'-
Oe7 e93. On March -. 1893. at the beginning OF
the last administration. the available cash PAL
ance was s141. .94S.346. and by August % ISo'
II had fallen to S123. .799 40. The working bal
ance on March H. 1909. was $6056l544 on
March Is 1905 il was S36S70704 The free
gold in the Treasury general fund on March
Is 1909 was So 531 So. on March Il. l'"0
If was only Sa7. SIS 2-sn The gold coin repre-
scented tv gold certificates outstanding on March
II. 1905 was S519649962. Yesterday II was
$50 SIS. .S69 The receipts from customs our
ing the first fifteen deys Of March, 1991 were
s12EsG9a3 During the first fifteen days OF
March 1903 they were Sl4.3IS.l43- FROM IN
iernal revenue the receipts were S9hOll" as
against Sl05119 954. The excess Of receipts over
expenditures on March II. 19o3. was S1s9,I54-
on March Il 1909. il was S534959
Thus II viii he seen that the condition OF
the Treasury does not Justify the disturbing re-
ports which have gained currency
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
EI-PRESIDENT 1T RANGE.
Barely ErceLs Kermit'S Score Trying
out Rifles for 4frican Use.

oyster Bay. March ia spirited rife match
took place late to-day the Sycamore Hill range
between former President Roosevelt and his son
Kermit.
Mr.. Roosevelt has been making himself familiar
with the rifles he will the African ex-
pedton by shooting at target To-day he had
a competitor in his son. who had Just returned
from Cambridge. Mass. where he went last week
to say farewell to his sChcolmateS.
While Kermit will do little shooting OF wild
animals in Africa, except with his camera his
father took him for match to-day and did
some coaching. The young had been doing
some practice by himself and surprised his father
by making almost equal that OF his
parent.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Roosevelt will attend the
regular meeting of the Matinecock Lodge Of
Masons. Of which he is a member II will be his
last opportunity be present before his departure
for Africa. and his brother Masons intend to make
the occasion a notable one
the voyage from Naples Mombasa is to be
Richard Tjader the noted naturalist. who already
has left New York for Europe. lie will visit about
the country Mr.. Roosevelt's expedition
but will not Join that party. His work will be for
the American Museum OF Natural History of New
York Mr.. Ttader will spend six months I'm Africa.
and hopes to make a collection of rare animal
specimens for the museum In his outht are sew
eral lion traps.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
SENATE To TAKE RECESS.
Viii Meet 4gain Frday-POStdl
.SubrcntiOn VII Come Up.

Washington. March 16.-The reading OF the Presi-
dents message TO Congress in favor Of revision
OF the tariff the chief business before the Sen
ate to-day. The message received careful atten-
ton from Senators After the adoption Of mo-
tion that the Senate should meet again until
next Friday an adjournment was taken at 12as
o'clock
The assignment OF Senators 10 committees has
not been completed, and may not be until two or
three more meetings held. The Committee on
Committees Of the Senate was in session more than
three hours TODAY. but the end Of its work is
not yet in sight.
The composition of the Committee Committees
is generally accepted indicating distinct pur-
crose conciliate the youngsters OF the Senate
Senators Adrich. Kean. McCumber and Crane, of
the old Guard form minority of the nine mem
hers Senators Flint Sutherland. Curtis. Borah and
Dixon all being Of the younger element Yet in
this membership there is enough conservative senti-
rnent 10 prevent any domination The part OF
radicals
Senator GaIIinger viii introduce his bill TO pro-
vide suhventions for the ocean mail service in
the near future. This will differ from the ocean
mail bill, which failed 10y three votes in the House.
in that it does increase the compensation OF
third class steamers of fourteen knots. and does
specify the ports from which lines shall run
OF TX any limit 0f expenditure. Mr.. Gallinger is
confident the measure will be favorably acted upon
before the adjournment of the 6lst Congress.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
ALL WORE THE GREEN.
Friends of Ireland Toast Belored
st. Patrick.

The celebration o. the birthday anniversary OF
the good ST. Patrick began last night with din
ner of the Friends Of Ireland at ShanleEs Roman
Court.
About three hundred and twenty-five loyal sons
OF Erin gathered pay tribute to the patron saint
of the ''auld sod and right royally-noloyallE-
they did it. Everything about the dinner was redo-
lent Of spring and a reminder of the day we cee-
brate" There we're green floral decorations and
green boutonniAres there were green dishes on the
menu. which included green turtle soup, Irish bacon
with green's, and green creme de menthe punch
Then too there was line Of green lights along
the edge of the principal table Green inter
woven with the Stars and Stripes. and even the
wine bottles green.
AS for those present they made list Of names
that one can hear Tom" Smith read off at any
Tammany convention general committee meet
ing Every municipal office represented in
most instances by their chief There were eight
O 'Briens present. but, strangely enough not one
Sullivan attended the dinner, not even Daniel Sui
livan, who expected be there to represent
the clan. There a few names that out
of harmony with the general coIo- scheme OF the
occasion. such Justice Erlanger. Judge Schmuck
+. W. Vogel. Julius NJ Mayer and Charles Putzel
Among those at the speakers table were Patrick
McGowan, president of the Board of Aldermen
Surrogate John p. COhalan. Daniel r. Cohalan.
Justices Goff. Gerard Bischon and Mccall. eK-Jus-
tice Morgan J. O'Brien. Sheriff Foley. Monsignor
Charles McCready and John ]. Deany.
or course. there a variety OF Irish songs. but
theN were Hot OF ult PT'S'Ht-udN coIhpoSlton IKE
'Harrigan'' and sullivan only the tunes from
home sung and played, such The Wearing
OF the Green" Killarney and st Patrick's Day
I'm fhe Morning
Mr. Deany warned the speakers at the outset
that there TO he nothing political in the
speeches II there any debts to pay, he
said they must be paid elsewhere and at another
time. St Patrick's Day. he said. the greatest
day in the year for all Irishmen. The other speak
ers and their toasts were Congressman Michael F.
Conroy. The Day We Celebrate; Professor James
G. Monaghan. The Irish Character: Daniel F.
Cohalan, "Ireland's Aspirations" and William a.
Prendergast Ideals of Democracy.