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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
average snow on ground $50 inches.
SYNOPSIS

The pressure has fallen rapidly over the
county between the Sierra Nevada and the
Rocky mountains. forming moderate depres-
sion over the southern portions of Nevada and
Utah and northern Arizona This has caused
generally cloudy weather the Pacific
slope. and thunder storms with light rain are
reported from Red Bluff. San Luis Obispo and
Independence. thunder storm is also reported
at Flagstaff The temperature has fallen over
the southern half of the Pacific slope and risen
over the northern. The humidity at Red Bluff is
So per cent and at Fresno 81 per cent. Condi-
tions favorable for generally cloudy weather
IN California Monday with thunder storms in
the mountains.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 80
hours ending at midnight April 10, 1909:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Monday with
fog in the morning: moderate west wind
Santa Clara valey-Cloudy Monday; moderate
northwest wind.
Sacramento vaey-Cloudy Monday with
showers in the mountains; moderate northwest
wind.
San Joaquin valley-Cloudy Monday with
showers in the mountains; moderate northwest
wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity--Cloudy Monday with
showers in the mountains: moderate west wind.
G. H. WILSON, Local Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
BULGARIAN BACHELORS
MUST PAY ANNUAL TAX
Yearly Sum Assessed for Re-
naming Single

The taxation of bachelors has become
a reality in Bulgaria. The newspapers
of Sofia declare. says the Throne and
Country. that the tax has been pop
ularly received. even by those who will
have to pay-ft. They do not consider
that to pay IS Id year for. keeping
their liberty is very great hardship.
The bachelors of the ancient city of
Tirnowo. while willing to pay the tax.
suggest that a condition should be
attached to It. They have petitfoned
the finance minister to suppress the
carnival custom of striking bachelors
with bladders attached to sticks. The
bachelors are struck with bladders be-
cause of their unwillingness TO find
wives. They came in for rough usage
during the recent carnival.
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SCOTCH CADDIES REBUKE
INEFFICIENT GOLFERS
Take Intense Interest in Game
and Worry Over Play

No English golfer would for mo-
ment tolerate the following from his
caddie: ma, na jest TAX yer short
spune, I'll no gle ye yer eleek. ye'd
jest max hash o'tl'' And You
would not get such a pathetic protest,
such an infinitely woeful wall. as ''Ye're
jest playin fit TO break ma heartH from
any cockney caddie. He wouldn't even
think it; he doesn't care enough. BY
zen shows us a Whitechapel caddfe. He
was staring with open mouth at a her
culean golfer in knickerbockers, when
the latter asked: We'll, my little man.
what are you thinking about? 7 m
thinking it's time yer mother put yer
into trousersi There were the max
ings of perfectly ideal caddie in this
small. observant boy.
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WIFE TAKES QUEER PRIDE
IN HUSBANDS CLOTHING
Wants Him to Show Clean Shirt
When Coat Is Off to Fight

IN. A. p publishes the following
anecdote of Sir Melvill Beachcroft, who
is a practical philanthropist and So
cial reformer of the useful type. While
waiting in a tenement house for the
occupant of the first floor to admit
him, he chanced to hear two women
conversing on the stairs. One chanced
to remark that her husband always
wore clean shirt eery Sunday morn
ing. The other replied: We'll, now. 1
never cares about Sundays. but L allays
do see that e as a clean shirt every
Saturday afternoon, COS that's the
time he is generally drinking; and
when e does take his coat off to fight,
l do like to see him look nice and
clean."-London Globe.
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CHARLEMAGNE'S TOWER
THREATENED WITH RUIN
Stone Falls From Top of Build
ing and Scares Villagers

At Charroux. in Vienne, the cele-
brated and pretty tower of the an
cient abbatia1 church, is threatened
with destruction unless promptly
dealt with. The fall of a great stone
from the top of the tower short time
ago caused great CONSERVATION among
the inhabitants, the crash making such
a noise that the people believed some
terrible catastrophe had happened. The
municipal council and several anti
quarian and other societies are in
consultation considering what steps
shall be taken to preserve this grand
relic of ntiquity.-London Globe.
Japan is equipping all its passenger
vessels with wireless telegraphy.
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STATE GOVERNOR CROWNS
KING OF WILD TRIBE
Presents New Monarch of
Blacks With Gold Sovereign

Wales, Sir Harry Rawson. at Collare-
nebri recently performed the ceremony
of crowning the king of the local
aboriginal tribe. Some particulars Of
the ceremony appear the Australian
papers just to hand. The former king,
jimmy" died recently, and the choice
of a successor fell on Bob" Cobbler.
the eldest son of King Cobbler. who
died some years ago after reaching
the age of 100 years. About 40 mem
bers of the tribe were assembled in
front of the hospital and Bob Cobb
Sir Harry Rawson shook hands with
the new monarch and presented him
with sovereign. Some potentates are
evidently very modest in their expecta-
tions.-Westminster Gazette.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Sunday. April Is.
stmr Geo " Fenwick. Miller. 81 hours from
stmr Yosemite, johnson. 30 hours from San
sfmr Sea Foam. Lee. Il hours from Mendo
cino via Point Arena 10 hours.
Stmr st Helens. Bodge' % hours from Coinm-
O's stmr nir'1 WIN Murphy corbons, 81 hours from
'1S Stmr Washtenaw. Curtis, % hours from Port
Sim Brunswick. Linder. "A hours from Fort
sfmr Carmel. Doris s5 hours from Hampton
Sfmr South Coast, Klinker. ls hours from Cas-
stmr Albion. Nyman. IL hours from stewarts
pOsIS stmr President, Cousins. 40 hours from Seat
stmr Riverside. Ramselus. s. hours from
stmr F Loop. LevinsOn. 60 hours from Co
'DispI sfmr Acme. Olsen. % hours from Eureka.
Bktn John Smith Nelson, days from Bal
lard. Vallejo junction direct.
Schr Okanogsn. Iiebig. days from Ludlow.
sehr II c Wright. Nelson, 3is days from Coos
Schr Manila Garsky. days from Tacoma
Schr Ccmpeer Wintber. days from Rainier.
schr San Buenaventura, Lossin. 2 days from
Sebr coouelle. wetzeI s1s days from suislnw.
Sunday. April IS
stmr Expansion. hence today for Bristol bay;
on account OF strong NV gale
Sunday. April 49,
stmr chilkat. Hyvarinen. Ladysmith.
Stmr Temple 2 Dorr- Psnzer. Eureka.
S+mr Brookiyn HenricksoD. Westpors.
Ger stplr sakkarah. Kopp. Victoria via Eureka.
stmr Yosemite. Jahnson. Astoria.
stn,r Geo W Fenrick. Miller Columbia river.
pow schr Washcalore. Peterson, Siuslsw river.
pow schr Expansion. Bergman. Bristol bay
Pow schr Ida A. Campbell Point Reyes
BY UNITED wIREsLEss
s+u- Nann smith from San Francisco April
i0 for Coos bay. April ~, M on Cape Men
docino. in company with stmr stanley DollsE.
from San Pedro bound to Grays Haroor; fresn
S.mr Rupert City. from Alaska. April IL. Q
m, OF Tuxedo island; viii arrive at Seattle
CAPE FI.ATTERY-Passed April is, m
Stmr Atlas. from Seattle for San francisco, stmt
Msriposa. from San Francisco April IS for Ia
bid. April IL. 10 D N. rs miles from San
Francisco: fine weather; all well.
stmr Alameda, from Honolulu TOT san Fran
cisco, April II, m, 1000 miles from san
Francisco
PASSED AT SEA
By stmr wm II Murphy: April IL $3.50 m m.
stnr Iakme from Eureka for San Pedro. s miles
west al Pedros BIsncos: 6;S0 p m, stmr Francis
= Iexgett. from Eureks for San Pedro, Is miles
sopln per o. smp Carmel. April IS passed barkentins
stend,ng in. three masted schooner and fouI
nssted schooner on Farailones.
Per sfmr ST Helens-April IL sos m, stml
fIIburn. hence April i6 for Eureka. Il
miles south Of Blunts reef; II 20 m Br stml
Bessie Dollar. hence April 10 Tor Nanaimo' anc
stmr Mann Smith hence April 1s for Coos bay
st.a,,t "a miles north OF Point Arena.
Nv sfmr RiyersIde-ApriI 16. 30 m, OF
Tsauina head. stmr Chas Nelson nence Apri
- - nv MASSIE WIRELESS
Stmr Governor hence April IL Tor Seattle
nassed Eureka April Is. a m.
Peese' WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LOBoS. April IS, q a m-Foggy; winC
uest. velocity miles an hour.
pnrST REYES April Is. a m-Cl6udy
mind NV: velocity % miles an hour
FARAIIONES. April IS. 2 m-Cloudyi win
NV; velocity 26 miles an hour.
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DEVICE TO PREVENT
STREETCAR ACCIDENTS S
Alarm to Be Sounded by Motor
man on Stopping

The frequency of accidents to pas
sengers alighting from the rear plat
form of one car and walking in front
of a car approaching from the opposite
direction has led, an inventor to de-
wise an alarm which is sounded by
the motorman when he stops his car if
he sees another car coming on the op-
posite track. Tho alarm is located on
the back platform. and at night the de-
vice is Illuminated. so that the sign
reading Look out for the car on the
other track may be read.-Philadel-
phia Record.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
MARIE CORELLPS
VALUABLE DISCOVERY
Noted Authoress Possesses Mss.
of 1918 by Peter Heylin

Reference is made in an article in
the Country Home on Miss Marie
Corelli's house at Stratford -on- Avon.
to the Peter Heylin manuscript in Miss
Corelli's possession, which contains a
reference to Venus and Adonis." No
ailusion to Shakespeare appears in
Heylin's published works, but the au-
thenticity of the manuscript is assured,
as it bears Heylin's signature and is
dated 1913.
Many collectors have made tempting
offers for this valuable literary find, !"
but Miss Corelli has no intention of
parting with it or of publishing its
contents at present
You see" she said laughingly, 1.-The
learned dry-as sedusts who rank as
Shakesperian scholars in this country
have made up their minds that 1 know
nothing about anything. So it is
pleasant to feel that | may perhaps
have some facts to add to Shakesper-
ian scholarship and some Shakes
perian discoveries of my own some
day"
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
AUCTION SALES

150 head OF the nness Draft Horses ever
brought 20 this market from Oregon; weight
These are from the VIM Brown Horseshoe Bar
brand ages from 4 to 8 years. No better lot
OF Horses ever seen 10 this city. Fifty head
OF the finest Draft Mules-Weight 100 to 800
pounds. ages and years-ever brought from
Oregon. Fifty head OF gentle. single broke
Driving and Wagon Horses. Fifty head OF
green broke Mares and Geldings from Eastern
Oregon. We viii also sell the following. % %
sold for account os Maud TreadweH Waterbury,
FOR storage charges due to Joseph Perry: O1s
Larkin Runabout One Golf Cart. One Silver
Mounted Single Runabout Harness. One Goid
continue all day and evening. beginning at 10
o'clock q. m. TUESDAY, April 20. 1903. WEST
ERN HORSE MARKET z. STEWART & CO..
Auctioneers and Livestock Dealers. 52I Tenth
Street at Bryant
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Northwestern Pacific R. R. Co.

SOUTHERN DIVISION. JAN. Is, 1909.
VIA SAUSALITO
For SausaIifo. Mill Valley, San Ra-
fael-Daily except Sunday-Every 20 minutes
from GAO a. m. until 10 a. m. hourly until 4
D. M, then 40 and every 40 minutes until $40
p. M. then 500. 94J p. n. and - m.
On Sundays every 40 minutes from $40 a. m
to 500 p. m. then 9:45 and l. m.
For Fairfax-Week days-6:4e. T:2o. S:oo
IL :00 a. m. $500 D. IN. Saturdays only, 400.
$40 $40 and 600 p. N.
Sundays-S:O0. goo. 1000. 10:40 II: 30 a. m.
IL M, 12;40, 1:20 200, 2:40. 500. 400. 4;40
For San ouentin-Daily- a. m and 200
: 500 a. M daily for cazadero and way sta
tions.
800 p. m. Saturday only for cazaderO and
VIA TIBURON
Fer Tiburon. BeIvedere and san Ra-
fael-7.35 s9:l0, 100 a. m. f=12.30 y. m
Saturdays only. $3.50. $40. $3.50 p. m. daily.
On Sunday additional trips at 500 a. M.
mediate points.
7:35 a. m daily for Petsluma. Santa Rosa.
Healdshurg. CIoverdaIe. Ukiah. Willis. Sher-
wood. Sebastopol aud way stations.
7:S5 a. m daily. except Sunday. for Glen
Ellen, Guerneville, River Landing and way sta
tions.
500 a. M. Sunday only-Petslums. Santa
Rosa. Healdsburg Cloverdsle. Glen Ellen. Guer-
It;O0 a. IN. for Petaluma Santa Rosa and
way stations.
$3.50 p m. daily for Petaluma. Santa Rosa.
Healdsburg. Cloverdale. Ukiah. GuerneviIIe, Sc
$40 p. m. daily for Petaluma, Santa Rosa,
Glen Ellen and way stations.
sTo Tiburon only
Pacific Transfer Companys agents are author
ized TO check baggage direct from residence.
Ticket Offices north end Ferry Building and
S74 Market street. Flood Building.
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WIRELESS MESSAGES
BEST AFTER SUNSET
Light Waves Prove HindranCe
to Long Distance Work

It is one of the many marvels OF
wireless telegraphy that the ether
waves which carry its messages, unlike
light waves. suffer no absorption in
mist or fog. Quite the opposite. in
fact. is the case, for the effect on them
of clear sunlight is so marked that they
can be sent with equal initial power
only less than half the distance by day
as by night. For this reason press dis
patches and long distance messages sent
by wireless telegraph are wherever
possible committed to the ether waves
after sunset.-Philadelphi Record.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
COLORED DRESS COATS
EXCITE SWEDES TO WRATH
Gaudy Raiment Declared In-
yention of the Evil One

At ball recently given by the king
at Stockholm castle, the women ap-
peared with powdered heir and the
men in colored dress coats.
The "unheard of gorgeousness,' as
certain Swedes call it, of the display
has called forth a protest from the
"Svenska Morgenblad, The wearing
of colored dress coats. says the journal,
has made most unpleasant impression
upon the less well fo. do classes. Dress
coats, if worn at an. should at least
be black. Colored dress coats, it de-
clares, are the invention of the evil
one.
Both leaders of parliament, too. the
journal adds, are much disturbed by
the king donning SO gorgeous a gar
ment and questions to ministers on
the subject are xpected.-Dundee Ad-
vertiser.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
ELEVEN LUMBER
VESSELS ARRIVE
ZONE From Different Parts of
Coast With Total of
5,SOI,OOO Feet

TEAAiSHIP PRESI-
DENT made a fly
ing trip down the
coast from Seattle.
making the run in
~ hours. This is
almost equal to rail-
road time. and is one
OF the fastest trips
ever made between
the two ports.
Captain Cousins re-
ports that the wea ath-
er was unus suLally
fine all the way.
During the voyage
the passengers were
X g pt in constant
touch with land by
means of the wire
1rCC fala crv-a T.1rxr rrf,1x-
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ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
Compagnie Generate TransatIantique

DIRECT LINE TO HANRE-PARIS
Sailing every Thursday, instead of Saturday,
at 10 a. M from pier az, North river foot OF
Morton ST.
First class to Havre. S77.50 and upward sec
ond class to Harre. $50 and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA. 10 State ST.. New York. J-F. FUGAzI.
Manager Pacific Coast, $50 Montgomery ST.. San
Francisco Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.
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n. :. Branch Hydroeraphic ONCE

A branch OF the United States photographic
Office located Mt the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the beneht 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
garding lights. dangers to navigation and mat
tiers Of interest TO ocean commerce
]. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L. s. n, in charge.
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SANTA FE
TRAINS LEAVE
SAN FRANCISCO
Market ST. Ferry

California Limited through TO Chicago
leaves at 1000 ID.
OFFICES:
673 Market Street and Market Street
Ferry Depot, San Francisco
11l2 Broadway, Oakland
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Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco April 1S. 1909.
RAINFALL DATA
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Army Transports

Army Transports
The Logan sailed April Is from Manila.
The Crook is in port.
The Buford is I'm port
The Sherman is IN port
The Warren is at Manila.
The Dix arrived February at Honolulu from
Seattle
The sheridan is in port and will sail for Ma
nila May s.
The Thomas sailed April IA from Honolulu for
Manila
The Fitzpatrick sailed February II from New
York for Manila.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19

Lead Is the purest metal which is
made commercially many good brands
of commercial lead containing 1926 or
more per cent of the metal
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19

The United States imported s65,021,-
066 worth of raw silk in 1908, against
over s73,000,o00 the previous year.
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SALES

H. Don't miss the big sale MON o.
I1N DAY, April 10. Ii a. m. at 1SH
Duboee Stables. 2o5-207-209 Valencia ST. OF I
car of horses and mares: also all kinds Of vae
ons, buggies and harness. Outside stock sold
on commission. WM. CLOUGH.
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1t is said that silicide and boride
of titanium, products OF the electric
furnace are as hard as the diamond.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
HYDRoGRAPEIc OFFICE
Remarks

Depta at mean low water. entEanee to hsEhoE.
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Coquilie r 2 Mar -
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Wnlapa B = Apr. !
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Coos Bay u Apr
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csiumE r % FEB. 10
$ sdgins B - Mar. u
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aeias 2 rs Mar 2
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Si1slaw Il . Apr- .
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|9ocee RiyI-.--. .-------
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lsHith r 5 Apr 2
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YaqainA B l5 FEB. 2
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Grars Har IS Mar. 30
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umpqq. R . Apr i
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TLEcE ] y. Date
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Sun. Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetie survey-Time
and heights Of tides at Fort Point. For city
front mission street wharf add 25 minutes
MONDAY. april 10
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Size desired.
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Ordrrr.


Capt THOMAS q. DONALDSON. =. EghJh
Cavalry. 70 IEoceed % euoamrmsat q the Ma
tio1al Guard Of Soarh Carolina
Cap, RICHARD C. MARSHALL. r.. QUsrternas-
ter VIII proceed TO Fort Myer oE 011cal husi-
ness.
First Lieut. OHIO Y. KEAN. orh-aacs Derart-
melt is relieved fIum duty 90 the sandy Eook
proving ground. and wiz proceed 10 West Point
81 r1uch q paragraph p special orde-s- No IL
and Ne E6. as relates 70 Capt. ALFRED ~.
BJORNSTAD- TUsuty-sighrh Infantry Is ~
rOked
Capt MANUs McCLOSKEY. Fou.th Fisd Ar
ulleU, IS detailed for duty az the enampmauts
Cf the Pennsylvania National Guard az Mount
tiretDa. July 10 20 y arc Iuly q % 81
First Lieut.. Guy T. CARLETON. Coast ARTILLERY
Cors tnow serving as captain In the Ordnance
DcDartulentI. having been examined for rTumO-
rirn and found disqualified for the du1ies Of q
captain IN the Coast AuleIry Cons by rCason
u disability incident 90 the sc-rice his retire
meDt.
So much Of paragraph = suecll Orders. No lss as
directs First Litu1. SETH " coon Fu-rfh
Cavalry. 20 i0in his troop ur5n arrival ID United
States IS amended to direct Lieut. COOK TO
reInli- 1n duty Eith th- Tenth Cavalry.
Leave n absenca Ter one month IS granted First
Lieut. EDMUND /. GRUBER. Fifth FI1ld
ARTILLERY, when relieved from du'y az tbe
Ncvuted Service School, Fcrt RILEY
First Lieut. LESLEY J. McNAIR. Field ArtiLegy.
UNASSIGNED. is assigned 20 the Fourth Field ar
tiorT.
Brig Gen WINFIELD :. EDGERLY is relieved
from Command o. tle Pss; Of Fort RH,y. bat
VIII continue % itr.orI tde duty of com
mandaDt Of The Mounted Service school
Leave Cf absence for two months is granted Capt
JAMES C.. RHEA. Seventh Cavalry
The leave Il at1euce granted Col JOHN r. Will
IAAiS. Coast Artillery Core. IS further extended
one month and lie is authorized 10 60 beyond
the SEA.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
BENETICIARIES MAY NOT WE'D
Daughters Of W. ,. Wilson Under
Restriction by VIII.


Naming Charles r. wilson and T.
Percy Myers executors. the win OF Will
lam J. Wilson. dated September :. 1876.
has been fled for probate. The viii pro-
vides that the tesJstor's three daughters.
julia l.. sadie r. and Helen II. Wilson.
shall have a life interest ir premises ~
Twentieth street northwest. or until they
marry. should all three marry. or on
the death Of the survivor. the property
becomes a part OF the residuary estate.
The three daughters are also 20 have
the household effects 81 204 G street
northwest as long as they remain un-
married A cash legacy is left 20 Han
nah Wilson. amounting 10 500 The ex-
ecUtors are directed 20 hold lOt -. in
square lfs until August L 1s1I. unless
they should receive an 0fer OF S50.O0J f0r
the property. when they are authorized
10 sell
From the proceeds OF this sale SIS IS
90 be paid TO each grandchtid OF the tes-
tat0r and the remainder distributed
among lis children or the descendants
OF deceased children
Ophelia Smauwood. by her win. dated
June Is 1909. directs the sale Of premises
in c street after providing for The pay
ment OF $500 20 Mrs Rebecca Waters Ot
Baltimore. and smaller sums TO other rel
. atives. sne requests that the balance Of
the proceeds OF the sale 60 10 s.
Cyprian's Church. and the Ablate Sisters
OF Providence. St AIMS Academy. SD
Eighth street southeast.
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RECEIVER IS APPOINTED.
Claims Against Washington Build
Ing Ax~O~f1rfou to n. Settled

Claims Against Washington Build
fnE Association TO Be settled.
The Washington National Building and
Loan Association. Twelfth and G. streets
northwest. went into the hands or a re-
ceiver yesterday az Alexandria. Va. the
place Of It's incorporation. The company
has been IN business for sixteen years.
It's stockholders are scattered all over
the States.
Owing to adverse decisions in general
OF the District courts. and 10 the fact
that il was practically Impossible 90 get
the stockholders together 20 decide
upon course Of action, Il was thought
best for the interests OF all concerned 10
let q receiver settle the many claims.
Il is not expected that any investor VIII
suffer loss
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Navy Orders.

ThSfol0Wiug orders have ben issaed;
Commodore s. POTTS retired
C6nm0dtr n. l. WOOD retired
Commodore ". BRAUNERSREUTHE rstred.
CCmmodOre J. :. =. REEVES. -ctmed
Commodore r. H. EIDRIDGE retired
Capt. II. GEORGE retired
Capt. H. ". D0MBAUGH retired
Capt. ~. e.. HERBERT. retired.
Lieut.. ConDandcT i, H. BRUNBE % Virginia as
nagigator
Lieut.. Commander A. ". KINDS. detached Vr-
gaia to honse.
Eusign G. s. McWHORTER % Des Moinas
1iidshipman NJ c. ROBERTSON. 70 Mississippi.
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Design &c Be transferred 70 4 chenise
9f nsiusOok. bsfiste, jaconet, thia cambric
persian lawn or China SILK and embroidered
ga nercerired eottou or hesvy wash six
IL white or colo-s according 20 taste The
scsiloped border worked IN solid stitch ard
the design II evcl-t embroidery. This
design may Be- worked II coiors Il desired
though they are not apt % wash vel and
therefor al white is considered more serv-
ice5ble and the touch Of color that 4,
desired nav be given BY the ribbou ru-
trough The worked hutto-ho'es
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In THESOCIAL WORLD
President Taft and Family
Leave for Beverly To-day.
GEORGETOWN RECTOR TO WED

Mrs. Richard Poole Announces En-
gagement of Her Daughter, Anna
Jams, OF Grace Church-lIr. william
F. Sands the Guest of His Father.
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TRANSFER PATTERNS.

lUpon .cceiIt q -his pasae-u. ordered 90 co,ro1
below pllor he rough o. glazed silc ~ Tatterr
iowa On material t1 b. stamped then p-ess hlt
aatirou on Tie back OF sr1oth side x the pattern
Be cLrCflI not 70 Iet uatteru slipJ
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oeenn stean,shins

Nev Yo&. July Z-Aulred; Pennsylrsu.a from
Hamburg J1le p
Arrived OFT; iircs~cr kurfuest at Cherhou1E.
SaLec from foreign poI,s. Cincinnati iron,
Southampton