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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-01-24
TAFT REACHES CHARLESTON
President is Guest of Citizens at
Informal Banquet.
TAKES LUNCHEON AT MAGNOLIA
He VIII Attend Services at Unitarian
Church Today and Confer with
Senator Knox and Chair
mnn-HitchcOck.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. 23.-without
'possum on the bill of fare, without official
pomp or ceremony, Charleston is entertain
ing the presldent-eiect with a full-hearted
brand of southern hospitality. Charleston
is doubly pleased, for not only is Mr.. Taft
its guest for two days, but the big cruiser
North Carolina has demonstrated that there
is at least thirty feet of water over the
bar" and is lying at anchor within a
stones throw of the dock, waiting for sail
ing orders Monday. when the president
elect and his party embark for Panama.
The Montana, a sister ship, will arrive to-
morrow and is expected also to enter the
harbor.
While Mr.. Taft is provided with enter
tainment without interim, the chief feature
of his visit was a banquet tonight, when
his hosts were 175 of "his friends In Charles
ton" The program called for no speeches
by Mr.. Taft.
Luncheon at Magnolia.
The presdent-elect reached the environs
of Charleston shortly after noon, stopping
at Magnolia for luncheon and a golf game
at the Country club. 1t was dark when
he reached his quarters in the Charleston
hotel. At o'clock he was receiving his
dinner hosts and the evenings entertain
ment was on.
Just take this vase Of violets from me
and don't forget to send me postal card" "
With all. her wee might. little Josephine Bass
OF Branchville delivered this message to
the president-elect today. She was held
up TO him over the heads of the crowd.
Mr.. Taft took the flowers and pledged the
card. This was the incident OF the trip
from Augusta.
A foursome on the links OF the Country
club occupied Mr.. Taft for a couple of
hours.
Tomorrow Mr.. Taft will advise with
Messrs. Knox and Hitchcock, who are ex-
pected in the morning. He will attend
service at tho Unitarian church and the
balance OF the day will be spent in the
country, as the guest of Mr. Edward Par
sons, and tea on a tea plantation
Party Leaves Augusta.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 23.-William H. Taft
started today for Charleston, g. c., from
which point he sails for Panama on Mon
day. His departure was witnessed by a
large number OF persons who came to the
station TO say their farewells, and as the
special train moved out a cheer of good
will was given the distinguished guest who
has become so popular with the residents
OF Augusta Mr.. Taft was accompanied to
Charleston by John Hays Hammond, be-
sides his assistant secretary, Wendell Mis-
cheller the secret service men and news
paper writer's. He will be met in Charles
ton tomorrow by Mrs. Taft. who will go
with him to Panama. Senator Knox and
Frank Hitchcock will also meet him there
FOR a conference on cabinet and other mat.
ters pertaining to the new administration.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-01-24
WHITE STAR LINER SINKS
Steamer Republic Rammed by Uni
Identified Vessel Off Nantucket.
PASSENGERS AND CREW SAFE
Water-TiRht Compartments Keep it
AHOat Until steamer Florida
and other Vessels
Arrive.
BULLETIN.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Jan. q
The White Star Line steamer Republic was
completely abandoned by its captain and
crew at o'clock tonight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-01-24
TIE wEATHER.

FOR OMAHA. COUNCIL BLUFFS AND
N1CINITY-Rain or snow Sunday; colder
Sunday.
FOR NEBRAsKA-Rain or snow and
colder Sunday.
FOR IowA-Rain or snow and colder
Sunday.
Tnmneratnra at Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-01-24

Some of the more prominent passengers
on board the Republic are General Brayton
Ives. Prof. John NJ Coulter, Mr.. and Mrs.
David s. Cowles, Alexander S, Bell. Count
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-01-24
- M.~lNESS FOR OMAHA
Move to Make City Purchasing Point
for More Army Supplies.
SOUTH DAKOTA SENATORS CLASH
Kittredge Has CANDLES Land Office
Bill Go Over for a Time.
SAYS HE WANTS TO AMEND IT
Hinshaw Secures Appropriation for
Genoa Indian School.
SETTLERS ASKED TO PAY UP
water Right InstslIments Due in
Belle FOurche District-PoIlard
Has Bill for Federal
Grain Inspection.
Has CANDLES Land Office
Bill Go Over for a Time.
SAYS HE WANTS TO AMEND IT
Hinshaw Secures Appropriation for
Genoa Indian School.
SETTLERS ASKED TO PAY UP
tFrom a staff Correspondent

(From a Staff Correspondent)
WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-(Specisl Tel
egram) )-Senator Burkett has taken up
the matter of making Omaha a delivery
point for medical and veterinary supplies
for the army. At present all supplies in
this line must be purchased through the
ST. Louis depot and the senator insists
that this is detrimental to Omaha deal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-01-24
FoREIGN.

Two Italians attempt sensational rob-
berry in London suburb and as a result
five are dead and twenty injured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-01-24

Continued on Second PaE- a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-01-24
SUMMARY OF The pr

sunday. January "a, 1t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

Pioneer Roonncs.
Sold. laid and guaranteed By
LAMBERT PAPER co.
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DEsERET EVENING sATuRDAY sEpTENIBER is 1905

the thermometer In general trade is
fait IN fahrics of an colors except
white for which there is at present not
much demand Suits and dress goods
are going fairly we'll. 20 are silks,
which appear to be staple IN this sec
ton OF the country Cloaks are be-
ginning 20 Ind q reader demand.
Gloves and hosiery are good sellers.
The ladies are readily buying the new
STYLE " sweater which comes In Ions
Jacket form. mostly In white The mil
liners are not doing much as Yet
The great dry goods trade Of the
country has reached q state Of bal
ance. awaiting indication whether the
progress already made has been too
fast or whether an additional advance
shall be attempted. In this and other
important trades the point has been
reached where the retailers are about
10 show whether the preparations made
IN their behalf by the distributors have
or have not been ovcrdone. In other
words. q disposition towards conscrvi-
tlsm Is becoming manifest all along
the line. which is certainly subject 20
none but favorable Interpretation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
BUILDING PERMITS.

The building permits issued for the
week amounted 20 S49.3OO and are as
follows.
J. J.. GALLAGHER. one room frame
garage Z Apricot street .......S 100
s. Sallows 16-room brick ter
race, 566-697l-15 Fourth East
street,. ...,... ........ 54O9
r. Gerald & Co. new front and
alterations for cafe at 10 east
Third South street............ 5000
Elizabeth Thomas. double brick
dwelling 32S-S2 west Fifth
North street ....... ........ 5000
A. b. kinnersley, 22S-232 Stanley
place. double brick terrace. 5000
r. Canaan addition 10 frame
dwelling at 275 street.. 100
George Baxter. addition TO brick
dwelling at 1927 south Seventh
East street Observation-Disclosures. 800
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
company. two-story brick pas
senger depot. Fourth West. be-
tween Second and Third South 900. 600
+. J.. Aultman, onc-story. two
room frame store, ass south
Ninth West...... ............... 500
Sarah Jackson. repairs to brick
dwelling. i34 street ........ 1000
H. X Downing. one-story. four
room brick dwelling. III east
Ninth South .................... 1000
David Cameron. one-story, one
room frame store. 2i0ia Elev
enth East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 300
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The list OF transfers recorded this
week in the county recorders office
is as follows:
Jesse NJ. Fox ct al 10 W S. Me
Cornick. lots q 90 %, block ?,
South Lawn addition ..........S
Charles f. Taylor 10 Hoffman
Bros. lots "a, % and %, block 3,
Denver Place subdivision ...... D
Emma Johnson TO otto Johnson,
lots 80 and 81, block ?. Home
SUBDIVISION sss-sss. .ffsfsfsts
n. III. stone ct al TO Frank r..
Losoe. lot n. part Of lot ~,
block q Perkins Second add
ton o., ....ss.s.ssss. stssssssss.t. so
]. r Keith 81 a. 20 Ethel Grant
part Of lot 8, block 81. plat B.. $500
Louise l.. Atkins et al. TO Arthur
r. Burnell. part OF lots and s.
block q. and lots 6 and T. block
!. Dieten a Johnson's Main
street addition .................. 300
Andrew Pickett ct al 10 Mar
.garet Ammon. lot A.. part OF lot
az. block 3, Albert Place ...... 1880
Burt a. Carlquist company 10 An
drew Larson. lots and 10.
block 1. Ehrich's subdivision 90. 10
William q. Hubbard 10 Marion l..
Hibbard. part of section a.
NhhNNNlF nHAAilf ltAiNhf WIZ
Blanche r. Reaves ct al. 10 Ken
meth H. Smoot 81 al. part Of lot
2. Woodmansee' subdivision Of
block ], plat y ........,,,....... o
William A. Bills ct al 10 Reuben
S Hamilton, part 81 section T.
township south. range / west 1913
r. W sampson ct al 10 John
Cain. lots ~ and 20 block 81
lakewood subdivision ....,..... D
Jacob Mauss, Jr., a al. 10 Chris
tian q. stffonsen, part OF see
ton "a. township south, range
catl tttttss tfsfstffstfsfft 1iuNN
Hilma Peterson 10 lars L. Lar
son, pant Of LOT z, block ms, plat
sttssttttsftsff tfttffttfftfs uun
Emily T. Weller 20 George L.
Weller, part Of bot 2. block 49,
j. r. Rleadly 90 Caroline A.
MOodhead, lots 81 and 81, Pop
lar Grove addition ....,......... 2l0
John Jefferson 10 Russcl T.
Tracy part OF section no. town
ship south, range West...... 800
ltusfcl 4. Tracy 81 al. 10 Frank
d. stephens, part OF section 10.
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EARi.E'S PLAT0NlC
SOUL MATE RETURNS

New York. SeTt. 1S-Miss Gertrude
Belle Dunno. who sailed for France
last August on the same steamship
With Ferdinand PinneN Earle, the
wealthy artist. has arrived In this
country and is now at the Martha
Washington hotel. Miss Dunno was
described as his "platonic soul mate"
by Earle who secretly returned TO
this country few days ago and who
is now in seclusion at his home In
Monroe. ~ Y
on the steamship Miss Dunno was
registered az Mime C.. Buell. and
denied herself TO interviewers.
Friends Of the young woman who
were considerably agitated when they
heard Of her acquaintance with Earle
announce that the friendship no long
er exists. and that Miss Dunno viii
be cared for by friends IN the west.
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g O. @ CURES
~ 80 -. SKIN DISEASES

me cause OF all humor or acd
the cutcle healthy tho circulation
When the blood unhealthy matter
noushng tho skin, regulating
ana preserving is piably ana heatnuness
initiates nhames hbres tissues
glands forms OF SKID
often affections
oat the blood which hleo
ebranous nosh lying Just beneath the outer %
tho countless glands ms WY
itching
Diseases purifying blooa ~
humors ao1s wnoh ee
trouble, builds pernaneny
skin affection soothe tnsy
blood
reaches the trouble the cause BOOK
"-A 1Atases and medical advice all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

Tho building permits issued for the
week amounted 20 $4i93OO and are as
follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

Taylor. part OF lot 20. block s.
lo-actee plat A.........44s44.t. z. lc0
A. r. Derge ct 49, 10 stanley A.
Hanks, lot "A. block "a plat j. zoo
Elizabeth W stewart 20 Barnard
J. stewart part of lot l. block
% plat D....... ......s.........
The Commercial National bank
10 Frank v. stephens part OF
section .. township B south,
range 2 west .....'.............i.ss6e1
Mary u. Jones ct al 60 Elizabeth
J Andieson part OF lot y. block
81. plat A....... ............... 1000
Lorenzo Stutz to william r. Har-
ris. part OF section rs town
ship 3 south, range I Wcst..... 800
Gabriel johnson "a al. to Wulal1l
l. Lincoln parl, addition. 300
Agnes J. Twiggs Co Walter j.
Stoadman part ot section %,
township south. range ! west. 900
MNer inNestmCut company to
Louis kanal 81 al lots Be- and
81. block Q. Wcstmiugtcr ado
ditlon ......-.t. ............... $50
Miller Investment company TO
Cora l.. Lockridge. lots 60 rs,
block ?. East Westminster adj
diNon ......... ....-...+.......... 2.1Vn
Miller Investment company %
J q Thompson. Jy. lots Is. i6
T. and Is. block B. East West
minister addition .............. 1000
Miller Investment company Co
r. A. Childs. hits et and %
block +, East Westminster
addition ................... 900
Miller investments company to
Alice Price. lots 3 8. r. and s.
East Ncstnlinstcr addition 500
Miller Investment company ta
Edward Tigin. lots 1. o. 3 and 4.
block 3, East Westminster add
dition ........................... L075
Mary Swcneon to Edwin Buttcr-
Worth et aL lot 40, Wood
bury subdivision ............. 8
Lille T.. Phelps ct al 90 r. q.
Erickson. part of lot ]. block
1i3. plat u Observation-Disclosures. LEO
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making n good showing In the whole
sale trade. as are the lines OF broad.
cloths and lady's cloths that are hclnc
offered as specials 20 attract buyers
On The surlng OF 1919 lines Of dress
goods ana cloakings now being shown
the business booked rs larger than that
OF this year IN lightweight lines This
Us In spite OF the higher duties some
street costumes made In an VOL
fancy fabrics arc meeting with favor
Capes, cloaks ana costumes I'm tho
winter styles that are 10 be delivered
before THANKSGIVING are now beiag
prepared Tor sale. ON lines Of chi.
dren's wear for the school season aud
for early fan the staples in Woolcns
are selling better than last year. Tall
ored gowns made up I'm serges and
plain hroadcloths are finding good
market.
RETAIL.
In the retail trade. dealers report
week slightly quieter than last week
on account of the return OF warm
weather When cold weather showed
up business started In quite brskly
only TO fan or as the mercury rose IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
AUCTION SALE!
Of Unclaimed Express Goods Package, Trunks,
Boxes, Bundles, VaIises, Etc, ETC., at Salt
Lake City, Utah, October 4th, 1909
The Pacific Express Company

superintendent ofaco Rocky Mountain Division.
To
list below
Ing
n
highest bddc
office Of be o.
% be- a q %
W ROGERS superintendent A.
Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
WHY Use YOUR

Lctterheads for scratch paper when
we can sell you -cratch paper so
cheap? THE DESERHr NEWS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

peter Kais. Telescope.
American Falls. Idaho
A. Karaltiu. Box.
c. c Clifton. Sealed Package.
Blackfoot. Idaho
Miss Calfee. Box.
NJ n Reddick. BOX.
Martin WEIGH Grip.
c. J. Brunk. Package.
W C.. Bowers, Package.
Builders supply Co. crates * BOX
w. =. Diusley. Box
r. w. Foster. Box.
John Kinzler, Bike.
Mrs. T.. Lake, Go-Gsrt ,,-,.
J. l.. Starchcr, Bdls WIRE
II. Wilson Box.
Burke. Idaho
Hogan & Bohr Package
hurley, Idaho
&C and =. 20 GO-Cart
Harrison. Idaho
A. simoncelH Packagc
Haley. Idaho
Minnie Mink. Box.
r. Rogles. Package Laundry.
Lewiston. Idaho
W. Howard. Package.
u. j. H0wihan. Trunk.
'' Ia Crockett Sack Harness.
Nelson Furniture Co. Bale.
]. Anderson, Package.
Moscow. Idaho
A. Torston. Box
Nampa. Idaho
John Barask, Trunk,
Payette, Idaho
ThOs Balm, Grip.
Elmer Pittenger Rifle.
Pocatello Idaho
A. CrandalI Box.
Bob Donovan, Trunk.
F. = Hansen. Box.
j. H. McGinnis. Suit Cases.
shoshone. Idaho
w. II. Baugh. BOX.
J. Webster. Mandolin.
Twin Falls. Idaho
II. T. Wilson, Crates & I Box.
Wallace Idaho
L. Gerchens, Casting
Anaconda. Mont
John Davis. palm.
NJ 6. White Package
Butte Montana
f. n Bowen, GO-Cart
J. w. Boyle Suit Case.
u. Ben Suit Case.
G. r. DuEgert. Bale.
G. r. Engle Package.
Pat Go0dfellOw, sur Case.
! Rollins Rife.
j. " Murphy, Basket.
r. J. OKeefe. Grip ana Package
A. PAYERS. Moving Picture Machine.
S. Thomas. suit Case.
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LITERALLY GROUND
TO PIECES BY TRAIN
Body of Man, Supposed 60 he John
iIornroCk. Found on
Track.
Especial TO the "News.D

Provo, April l0-Mangled almost be-
yond recognition, with the arms hang
ing 90 the torso by mere shreds and
with both feet completely several. the
dead body of q man, supposed 90 be-
John HOrurock was found at no O'Clock
last night some distance east OF tho
r. g. w. depot. Conductor SlOcy dis
covered the body while coming in on
a special train.
One of the feet Of tho dead man was
picked mp this morning some distance
from where the body was found. The
body has been taken 20 Graham a.
Jones undertaking rooms.
The man was apparently about 20
years old and "a houkkecper THE only
thing found ou the body besides "a lot-
ten of recommendation was a brokCu
razor and "a broken harmoniCa.
The letter was written by II. u. COLI
Inns of the Ogle House, Fresno, Cal.
and recommended Hourock as "a book
keeper and clerk
NJ T.. Pratt says that the young man
secured his supper at DTS place last
night and declared that be- was goiup
t0 Denver tO am uncle. Persons about
tho depot remember seeing tho young
man board passenger train No A.
which leaves here ut g A. o'clock Boo the
evening ~ is supposed that Horn
rock lost Dis footing ANA fen under the
train No. is not believed that ue was
known 90 amy One boo Provo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-10
YOUNG A. f. WOODRUFF
HURT WHILE RIDING
siAtcrn-n ear old BOY BADLY Injured
By Horse Rolling on Him
frightened by Automobile

while riding t0 Wors U. morning.
a. D.. Woodruff tho l6-ycar ola con
of Bishop Woodruff or waterloo. WAS
thrown under hs horse which feI at
Fourth South and State streets about I'D
o.aa.E lnis morning HIs lclt Dos aa.
d.aaaatDI and he pumm.. oi tH. lI-
dIe mpaIeI the arsny pare of ha u 4t
Does just below tas thigh Deputy Shore
IH Garrison -aH thn accident and .s soon
us Che animal was rolled Oft Hf OBJ. boys
Iees. Boz aaa carried unto OH. Dam..
dus et1ra a Fourth South .ai s.t.
streets where iH. wound .... a.r.U .
temporary HlH Hua f.. u..IH
WHH stopped.
Woodruff WAS taken homo n 3D. Ha.-
IIasr and physician uHa Huum1us
- Ia believed chat ono r1uuH mn uI.
recover HuU fHlt au umuHIHtlH uII
NOT Boz necessary IHH Hlr. n..H.n
frightened 0r "a passing auIlmuh|. luI
Jumping mtH me gutter 0n tl. .....
funu.d and IrIL
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WOMAN BROWNS
IN JORDAN RIVER
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Harrison
Falls Into Stream While
Taking Morning Walk.
BANK CAVES UNDER HER FEET
Deceased Was Widow OF Old-1imc
Timer Who Operated an E-tab-
li-hmcnt ON Main street

rhy Jordan river has claimed au-
other victim to add TO the many that
have lost their lives m its waters.
This morning shortly after o'clock
the body of Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Har-
risou was found lodged n the willows
frngInr the river near the home of
her SON. Alma w Harrison. az sandy.
A cayed bank 60 feet above told the
story of tho drowning
For some time Mrs. Harrison had
lived 300 the family OF her son. and OF
late i' had been her custom Co arise
early and take O. morning walk This
was done ou the advice of a physician.
This morning She was heard 90 arise
about B o'clock and when ana hour had
passed oul she did not return one OF
her SONS won't boo search of her. with the
result above stated. She had been dead
some Time when taken from the water
In. deceased was the widow OF
William Harrison. who for many years
conducted stove and tim shop where
the Constitution building now stands.
Later the family removed 90 Provo.
aud eight year. ago made their home
boo Sandy From the exertiou of car
Ing for ana invalid mother and brother,
both NOW deceased. Mrs. Harrison s.
health became impaired She was
about 56 years of age and was ma
tive of Hull England, coming 70 this
country some 80 years ago. She was
sister uf w. W Wilson. OF sandy
She is survived by FIVE children. four
sons and a daughter She was wo-
man much respected, and her death
and the manner iu which IL came
about is deeply dcplored by r. wide
circle of friends. The funeral viii be
held at Provo. on "a date yet to b. am
uounced
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DEATH OF B. B. BITNER
one of the Early Residents Of salt
Lake Passes Away.

After am illness Of nearly two months
Brencmuu Barr Bitner, one of the early
pioneers OF Utah. died this morning at
Dis residence in this city Tho end
was not unexpected by tho family, as
Dis condition for several weeks was
critical
llr Bfner was born BOO Lancaster
county, Pa. Dec. %. 1887 and was tho
SON Of Abraham and Ann Barr BituDr
81, was 90 half brother 0f Elder A. Aiii-
tom MuHser. The mother of Alr Bituer
Joined the church after hor husband
death and removed Co NauEun. lItnI.
wards being Boo The exodus from tnut
CITY, Mr.. Eitucr was prominent IH
politics and other ways For many
Years hc was assistant ASSESSOR Foe -aIt
Ilk. county Ilp is survived by o. largo
family Among his children are Nrs.
Guura. 49,. DyIr. Mrs Fred T. sheets.
Mr. IInber s. sheets. Mrs WuIuu. q.
Cusrstuu Mrs Vs. b. Humu.E hr..
Fred T. Morris Mra N.phi 81. Taylor
Mr. BauHamin D. libby Mrs. Ernest
Evans. Mrs. Homer SWHrtR ood. lr.-
u.mau. Milton Hoffman, ROY Ada.
EIa. Emma auI Madeline Biuof.
TI. funeral NIII br held uOm thH
seventeenth ward chapel Monday. April
De- commencing at 1880 O'CLOCK. Tho
remains may Do. viewed at the rsI.
d.up. 90 Center street. from DID fa De-
uu fna day uf tnH funeral
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REMARKABLE SHOOTING
BY ARTILLERY COMPANY

Washington. April 1o.-High figures Of
merit We're reached by the Fifty
enth company coast artillery Feb. A.
last. I'm target practise al Battery jewel,
Fort Whit Philippine Islands.
A statement issued by the war de-
partmont states that the company made
10 hits out OF DO shots fired at a target
10 feet high and "a feet long, moving
AT S3j miles am hour, and az a mean
range OF 1900 yards. The entire series
of shots We're fired in SO seconds and
only two guns were used. only one
company iu tine coast artillery made
better mark during the practise year OF
1908, and the officers and men Of the
Fifty-seveuth company will be COM
meuded for efficiency.
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WET EASTER SUNDAY
IS THE PREDICTION
Local Iady kind In Consequence h.
Due To Weep Ia sympathy and
Curtail Millinery Bills.

The unexpected development of "a low
barometer north along this meridian
has induced the local weather bureau
20 predict rain for Easter sunday
which b. bringing JOY. hope. c0nsoio-
uou. grace, mercy and peace 90 the
hearts of many % family head aho has
been fearing his wife would make "a
raid ou tho millinery establishments
thlB afternoon and evening, TO- the dee
yastatou of h,s pocket5ook. and che
material abbroVation Of his bank ace
count lf lt rains, the "dcah cWgo.
ur.s" as Lord Dundrealy calls thom
win think twice, and perhaps half "a
dozen time before spending s. tn $50
or more ON picture hats with which 90
shut out the men from seeing what Is
going on Bon the front OF the church to-
morrow morning and evening. and
bring church auditOl - into Clmpe-
ution with the hams gardens uf
Babylon So as the skies weep. local
ladykmd win work thelr l1chymM
glands in fearful sympathy. and set
the latest creations ln head 8doru-
ment away for the next fair sunday
The thermometer went un to 63 degrees
manager Of salfaIr looks HEn Ht zoo
the weather as hr thIuks of Tonight b
public dance al the resort pavilion.