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The Washington times., 1910-03-04
DETAILS ARRANGED
FOR MASONIC FAIR
Committees Are Appointed
and Much Interest Is
Manifested.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
1850 v ST. ANAcosTIA. MARCH 4

Announcement was made today OF the
appointment Of the following committees
TO direct the fair that Anaeostia Lodge,
No p, p. A. A. NJ, and Electa Chapter,
No , Order OF the Eastern Star. Will
hold the early part Of May in the Ma
sonic Hall, Thirteenth and L streets,
AnacOstia.
Frosrau-Charies A. Stevens, chair
man; Mrs. Carrie smith, Mrs. Helen
Roberts, Mrs. Cora Hayberry. Charles
r. Roberts, and George B. Bury
Iickets-WiIliam r. Rauchensteiu,
chairman. Samuel W. Pumgurey, Milton
), Fillius. Charles # Roberts, and
George A Gardner.
Gair-Milton j. FilIius, chairman; Mrs.
CorDelia c. Campbell. vice chairman.
John H King, secretary, Mrs. Mamie
C. Copes, treasurer.
tlnance-George A. Garden. chairman,
Mrs, Mary 7. O'Brien. Charles +. Rob
eris,
Charles A. Stevens.
Erintng-R. -. Garden.
DecoratiOns-OsCa Oehlmcr.
,Crdef ana public coHh0rt-Charles \.
The lair will De The first one thar the
local Masonic fraternity has held ilI a
lu' lorl OF years. and much interest Is
nehC taken IN the plans that are under
discussion for its success
The Rev. Charles NJ. Bart. the nsstor
OF - IercSa's Church, IS recuuerafinr
IN Norfolk. Va.
James =. Glennan Is i'm HAVE do
Grace. Nd, on business connected with
the Fish Commission. with 0-bic5 be
is associated.
Harry +. Payne. twouty-tlree years
oid, resident Of the Anacostia road.
was riding a horse along Minnesota
avenue, near the Navlor road veste--
DAY, when he fell from the ANNALS
odck, receiving a severe cut over the
Hsht eye Ihe Injured man was taken
10 the Casualty Hospital for treatment
CinCt
Several residents Of GIesboro have
complained 20 the police OF No II
precinct or the activity or chicken
IhleEes IN that section. At least tvre0-
ty-nVe chickens have been stolen from
houses AT GiesbOrO within the past two
nights. The fowls were carried across
lhe EVer by the thieves in a boat, ac-
cording to the belief Of the policemen
VINO are investigating the cases
An the station houses in the District
vii be ordered IN a dav or two t1
learn the art OF bed-makinr as prac-
uced IN the several d0,mit0rles OF tho
now Anacostia police station When
tommissioner Johnson inspected the sta
uon the otner day he gave particular
attention 10 the manner iu which rho
beds were made up, AMI he pronounced
Them 20 be up 10 the army standard
He was so much pleased with them that
IN ord@- rs about 10 ne issued 10 am
the captains IN the Police Department
20 have the beds in their stations kent
I'm Ike manner. The various can
tains have been told 20 assign some one
10 learn the way in which 10 is done iu
anaCostia, 50 that their men NAV learn
the plan, and yesterday the station was
visited BY representatives of the differ
eat precincts for this purpose.
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Deaths.

Martha ". Breast, 65 years. S17 First
street southeast
Elsie NJ. O'Connor, 81 years. 101l Riley
court southwest
Nellie NJ. JosclJn. i5 YEAR. 1901 G street
northeast.
Ethel. A MiseI, &c wears, 23i2 Nichols
avenue southeast
Iemucl r. Bdbb, 81 years, United States
soldiers Home. District OF Columbia.
S1n1n =. Teen, s. years, United States
soldiers Home. District Of Columbia
John ". II. Wood, 81 years. 2tT r. street
northwest.
Eudoiph e Mater, Q years, Jos Second
street northwest.
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Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY.


First Lieutenant WILLIAM Q. RUS
SELL. 1lth Infantry. viii proceed TO
Alcatraz island, California. and re-
port in person 20 the commandant,
Pacific branch, United States Mill
tary Prison. for assignment 20 duty
relieving First Lieutenant CHAN
MING F. DELAPBANE. 1lJh In
fantry, who upon being so relieved
VIII proceed 20 join his regiment.
Captain SEDGwICK RICE. Sd Cavalry.
VIII proceed TO Hot Springs. Arb.
and report IN person 20 the com
manolnE officer, Army and Navy
General Hospital, for observation
and treatment
The following transfers At the request
Of the officers concerned are ordered
Captain MARCUS D. CRONIN. from
the 18TH Infantry 10 the 26th Infan-
try. Captain HARRY : HOW
LAND, from the 26th Infantry 10
the 18Th Infantry.
Second Lieutenant DORSEY p. ROD
EEY. 5IE Cavalry, viii proceed at
the proper time 10 the Preside OF
Monterey. Cal, and report In person
20 the commanding officer OF that
post for tho purpose OF taking
course in the school Of musketry
Ju6t Will commence in April. 1910,
and upon the completion OF the
course will proceed TO SChOficld Bar
racks, Haw All Territory. and report
in person TO the commanding officer
Of the latter post for duty.
Second Lieutenant ALBERT 3. DOCK
ERY. 5th Cavalry. upou the compile
UOu Of the present course at the
school Of mUsketrv. the Preside Of
Monterey, Cal, viii proceed to Fort
Yellowstone. Wyoming. and report in
person to the commanding officer Of
that post for duty.
Major JAY J. MORROW. Corps Of En-
Eineers. will proceed to Portland
Ore not later than April %. 1910
take station at that place. and re-
Iieve Major James z McIndoe
Corps Of Engineers, OF the First
Portland, Ore, engineer district.
First Lieutenant JAMES P. BARNEY.
Eighth Cavalry, is relieved from
duty as assistant to the constructing
quartermsste-. Fort Monroe, Va. TO
take effect July T. 1910 and will then
proceed to join his regiment.
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y = --lE-I.000 a"0 0"I-" =" -.0I 0-IT1-1-
eu1I-lo q. with s1italie ,a~i ior ksepiuS one
hunting deg Adde'S son IS. Times ~ -
= uL5--t'
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THIEF NOT LOCATED.

Denial was made at police headduar-
ters this morning that the identity Of
the thief who stole $4,000 worth OF
jewelry from the home OF Mrs. Isham
Hornsby, 1715 ! street northwest. Tues
day night. was known Detectives who
are working on the case said there were
no new developments today, and no
arrests are expected
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SCHOONER A DEREuCT.

NORFOLK, Va March fright in
The track Of coastEise travel. the four
mast lumber schooner Asbury Fountain.
is daueI0Us Cerelict. She was struck
nE the jamestown. OF the Old Dominion
me, eighteen miles southwest Of Win
seT Quarter Light Captain Hansen. uf
The tourta4u- and has crew Of ciEnt
men, abandoned the vessel. and were
brought here aboard the jamestown
Two small holes were stove in the hull
of the liner
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Brown resolution. but who Is deeply in
terested in the matter. said today:
Will Be Interesting.
Whenever that resolution gets before
the Senate, there is every reason TO ex-
pect that a most interesting situation
Will be presented. ] think we will ind
out a guod deal about the attitude Of
the controlling powers in the Senate be
fore we get done with this discussion.
provided we are compelled 10 have d
real debate on it. You can be certain
thar il opposition develops against the
resolution, and there is any effort 10
sidctraCk or directly defeat II, IL will
open up a very animated discussion, and
one In which some very plain language
&lil be used"
one of the large stockholders in the
gas company said today that the down
ward movement in the price OF gas
stock recently had caused dealers i'm
these securities TO suspect that the in
Slders OF the company have Well-deVel-
oped plans through which they expect
20 avoid making good their pledge to the
stockholders at the recent annual meet
lng. Al that time assurances were given
that soon after Congress had adjourned
and TIE coast was clear. a new meeting
OF stockholders would be held to take
up definitely and act upon the matter Of
distributing he cOmpany'S surplus
Confidence Shaken.
Tile Mclean element i'm the manage
ment is accused Of doing nothing at ali
for gas shares iu the market. and u
Was pointed out To-Day that whereas
those shares we're worth about a Al the
time ofthe recent annual meeting, they
are now around 90. and the weakness is
regarded as evidence that confidence in
Ihe proposed melon cutting has been
good deal shaken.
a statement recently made by con-
siderable stcckholder in the company
VINO mas had some opportunity to IA
hlllldrlZe hlmscf with It's affairs, indi-
Gates that the company now has a sur
plus in cash assets Of somewhere from
SL5oQ0O TO S2,Op.O5t. II these figures are
correct distribution OF the surplus TO
the present shareholders would give
them dividend OF ar least % Der cent
ana perhaps considerably more.
The capitalization project Of the forces
Wnlcu are Just now pushing for rccdpi-
is understood 10 contemplate a
total capitalization of about $4,000 O0D
This total is made Up Of the following
items. S2r6ooo1o Of stock to be reissued
on the basis of four shares Of the new
issue issue Tor one Of the present stock, SiG.
Appetites Large.
Add to this S2.6o1,O00 Of the outstanding
t1fuhCateS OF indebtedness and 500 Ol0
Of outstanding bonds and the total is
Sia,6o0,O1o.
But the appetite Of some OF the inter
csted people woulU not even he satisfied
by such an issue as this. They calculate
that m addition 10 this Sl3. 800. .GO0. thev
must ne allowed to recapitalize the pres
eut surplus.
The surplus. OF course. can he con-
Sideftd as represented ian the big new
issue OF stock; but the possibilities Of
the companF are SO great for earning
dividends M the future If Congress can
only be induced 10 continue irs hands
of policy. that even Capitalization OF
Si@.6N.'l1 Is considered by many Of the
stockholders 90 be modest. and 10 be
very likely 70 be OuJCTOWn by the COM
pany within a few years.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04

BAND MlSlCLANS-Non-u union. Tor long en-
faccinentS. clarincts. altos and Dicco 20.
an good men. rehersals Mondays BOX COS,
Times Office r4hs--r4
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SlTUATIoNS--FEMklE

AFANTED-By sili. place Tor general house
work OF waltrcss call between and I
a m- 1901 sr ". W. -
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WAAIED-Ey rchnrd woman. place as nlr-
sery EUvcIncss 90 girl OF boy. no objection
to cave city. BOX rs. Times Office.
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EOR BENT ROOMS
ROOMS AND BOARD

THE RAVENA. SIC = s. \ W--Fu-ni-Hei
rooms with or without board mh5-2t'
/ ST. y W. lsC-Turn.sncd room WIKI
board. large room. Cucommonly cheap f9r
:uo, superior cooking fe1S-1t-
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LABOR UNDAUNTED
BY LATEST PACT
Secretary Morrison Says
New Organization Is Ad-
vertiSing Scheme.

Declaring that the union II the
Knights Of Labor with the manuIactur-
Ing interests. the hereditary enemies or
organized labor, in a semi-political or
ganization to combat the political I'm
reference" of the American Fedora
tion Of Labor would amount 10 nothing
except TO give the new organization
a little advertising; that the Knights
OF Labor had been hired and not alb
sorbed" 10y the manufacturers, and that
the American Federation would stand
pat and continue its present political
policy" Frank Morrison. secretary Of
the Federation, said today that the
latest move on the part Of the Knights
amounted 20 practically nothing, so far
as his organization was concerned.
When seen this morning Secretary
Morrison was busy signing checks for
employees OF the A + OF l. He said
he mad heard Of last nights meeting
of members OF the Knights OF Labor.
members OF Congress, and manufactur-
ers, who planned to raisea large fund to
combat the political actions Of the Fed
Grafton
Same Old Story"
II lN hftf same AfA Nt'al Nll- .fAfi -
risOn said. The knights Of Labor are
simply lending themselves to a scheme
which. # ii could be carried out. would
mean the death kneII Of organized labor
They are aIlyinC themselves with manu-
facturers who have been fighting or
gsnized labor for years"
DO YOU think the manufacturers have
absorbed q the knights OF Labor Mr.
Morrison was asked.
30 was the reply, delivered slowly.
they have not absorbed them: they
have simply hired them"
National Alliance.
The new organization. which was
launched at a quiet meeting last night
is TO he called the National labor Al
lance. Among those instrumental in its
organization is John w Hayes, grand
master workman of the Knights OF
Labor Associated with him are Con
gressmen and business men who resent
the part the American Federation has
been playing IN politics
in the last Congressional elections the
Federation went into many Congress
slonal districts and played prominent
part in politics. Several members OF
Congress were elected or defeated
through their efforts
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
PASTOR IS INSTALLED.

The Fifteenth Street Christian Church
has a new pastor in tho person OF the
Rev. G. s ELlers who e. cred up0r his
duties today. Installation services were
conducted by the Rev. Dr. Miles. OF the
Ninth Street Christian Church last
night
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
The Vital Records.
Births.

Count and Countess de Perotti de Ia
RoCca, girl
Joseph G. If. and Jessie NJ Abel. girl.
Charles T. and Belle v Burns, boy.
Leonard Z. and Rosa r. Blum. boy.
James and Mary r. Couttg. DOy.
Robert and Maud Prosise, bOy.
Arthur r. and Mary G. Collins. girl.
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Marriage Licenses.

John Turley, Of New York city. and
MAJ Park. Of Asbury Park y J.
George tt. Armstrong and Nav + Mar
tin, Of Washington.
Alfred II. HaaE and Catherine Hoover,
of Newport News, va
Emmett y Bailey and Ida 2. TiHer. Of
Manchester. Va.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Published only as Information, not guaranteed
200 p. m daily-FOr Virginia, West Vir-
sinia. and kentucky points Pullman Sleep-
ors-
$50 p m daily-CINCINNATI-ST LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL solid train 10 ST
Louis with Pullman siecpers 70 Chicago.
Stops only at important stations PuIlm4n's s
nuest equipment.
Il:i0 D. N. daily-F. F V. LIMITED for
Cincinnati, Louisville. the West southwest
and Northwest Pullman sieeper-
u:45 q. IL Week Days-PulIlnan F,s-,,-
Car. without change. Washington TO Nevport
News Norfolk. ana Old PcIat Comforf -
" :. Il r q =. Richmond. and y. * d
Ry-
&. & .. a la carte dining car service.
Chesap peake and Ohio Odices at SIS "a. ave
1883 f ST.. and New Union Station. Telephone
Main 1896 and 2206 for tickets barase -
checks. reservations and taxlcabs-
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NAVY.

Lieutenant T. J. KING, detached duty
aid on staff or commander Second
Division. L. s Atlantic Fleet. on
Minnesota, 10 New Hampshire
Lieutenant c. G. MOSES. detached
Nicksburs, to home and wait orders.
Ensign ". LIGGETT. Jr. to Naval
Medical School Hospital for Obse-va-
tiOn and treatment
Midshipman j. L. KAUFMAN. detached
Tennessee, to Hopkins.
Midshipman II. 3. MECLEARY, de-
teched Washington. TO Hull.
Midshipman s NJ. kraus. detached
Tennessee, TO Hopkins.
Assistant Surgeon II. r. HERMESCH,
detached California. to Naval Train
ing Station, san Francisco, Cal
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
SMOKER PLANNED
HibernianS Ar
ranging Celebration-Fire-
men to Give Dances.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.

-AA4A--N-h-N L'iN--A- VA MARCH t.
Alexandria Division. Ancient Order Of
Hibernians, or this city, is making ex-
tensive preparations for the ceIebra-
ton Of st. Patrick.s Day. Contrary 10
custom. there VIII he no banquet. but in
Its place big meeting viii be held at
St Mary's Hall, which viii be followed
by smoker y number Of prominent
members Of the A. o. H VIII deliver
addresses
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE

WANT ED-By white girl from co-1Jry. place,
as second girl ar nurse BOX 2ol. 5imos
office. Ttr
WANTED-Placc as general houseworker ID.
private family. - Z 81 y. W. IL
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

ArriVed-UnraS at Guantanamo. Du-
buque and MassaSoit at Havana
and Washington at San Francisco.
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UNDERTAKES
]. WILLIAM LEE

UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY,
$50 Pa. ave. n. W.
Telephone Main 1@s5. Washington, D. c.
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Washington Souttern RafImar

washington ScuILern hallway.
For Richmond and points South via Fred
Union Station daily 4:2c
a n: rs a. m: l0.05 a m: Il.45 a m;
go ?. m 80 D. m. $50 p. m; 10 p m.
lesN p. M Leave week days. 200 D. m
3 A -. Florida Limited ana s.I0 .. m
4. {. L. Florida Special All PulIm2ns. no
local stops Local for FredericksburE. d.
N. daily Times OF departure and coanec-
lions not guaranteed. 1a9-a
The Washington times., 1910-03-04

\ meeting Of the city school board
was held last evening.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

HELP WANTED-MAlE
BAND MUsICIANs-Non-un union. for long en-
taI'1htHtS. ciartnets- altos. and D-cco.o,
an good men; rehersals Mondays BOX COS,
- - LLnl---
BOY 20 learn jeweiry trade. must come wsu
recommended ED. VOIGT rs Ith 81 X
" L.
Bof-Inte.lgent Young. with good educa-
'-'u, TOT ohice work. al factory, Ecking-on
~. aha 50 ~ t. mlf--tc
BoY-Colored. AGED ls. 90 carry bundles. one
with bicycle preferred I5 Earder BLDG
sth and r SITS. y. " uhz-s-s
bOYS-Twehty-ave so5d. win uheelE. s. 70
81 week. Apply al once. Us II 81
BRIGHT BOYS can earn good m0B-y WORK
lng atter school hours Apply EO1 =.
Washington Times. seIg-tf
BRICK CLEANERS. al once i8 rear -
Park road. WA CLIFFORD mh--st'
BUsHELMAN- PRICE q CO.. Ius r ST.
mhf-2t'
BUSHELMAN at once. on coaIs- Apply 20
$3.50 CASH COUPON
This advertisement. ACCOMPANIED with the
names ~ ten E"uns men Interested IA Auto
mobile Engineering UlE be accented s- s1-
on The price Of scholarship in trie COLLEGE
neU cnrollmputs only. Ir meet rt- ,-rr..-
demand for our graduates
TIE AGGT.ol.N..Q.la.ILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON. Iur.
1865 litL r. s. So
The largest school nr Automobile Euziuper-
Ing and practical gas ensae lu-trs-t.aa ira
The United States un--.r
CLEANER ana pressed. e7Iorea Apply -
EELPER-ExDeriencs On meas eaa.s. s9od.
second aoor 10 L 81 y " fe2s-7t'
GROCERY CLERK and msatcurter- refeT-
enoes. @. z. ShAhE, lsth and W.5omlng
eeS- I1l--3tc
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE
COLDitED MEN-Become a chauffeur. cost.
SO This is special price on special course.
good during month % March only Can for
THE NAT'L- AUTO COLLEGE. 1870 9Th Hp.
JOB PRIMES. g757 The CRANE
fttiN4A-NH ot- IL
JOB FEEDERS Apply lcs z 81 y. "
AIAN-Col1ref tor -.esasne al once Apply
EMERGENt1 HOSPITAL mhf-tt
MAN 10 run low pressure heating a3ils-,
one VINO can DO little machine work pt--
ferred, state salary and reference BON @.
NTFS-2 sneT. -ffr ~ eaT s-~,-7--4- 1900
ana gold . ~ ia .4s. rI4.--..---. -.z--
LIBERAL saIarv I'D .r--..r--..- r-i4- ! 50
t7syernr1clt rre-ss to --r-as rl- --s Il s-rtr-5y
executive gor4-f-----s rra.v "a ---.--
pERCrg AZ ~ 80 * s.-.----
OYSTER CD1h-Elrst-c-ass 90 iit- and =
y. r A I- 'HEEk- mh--g-c
FaNTs -gfsEFr ~ --c-I-- ---- T---7--T---.--
.r- 60, --.-
~ S-~ --'' 49, --
FEE,SSEsR a. once Apply -fGS Isrh - n V.
llc
--.---
y, z. - l-i'-- .te--l-as- 'n custom tt--s
------ - L----- ~ EeleIa- n--E- ia1-
FI,tSSlt' rs.-o.s5s: also errand bog AP-
~ 90 - - - ~ L-l---,--
PRESS SED-col0-ec- nrst-c'aEs- good wages
steady work -H-9 Fla ave mh--s--
san FERr4SC s-F --7r-.--- T.,-.--.-. ,--.-f -,-
,r-r- l-5s- g--.--r----- ,r4 1919 .4-----
st,.-T-, 80 80 .-.-
~ ------- ------
A.= Al-E-sM Ne E[-LEo or t5Ese. Who haze hat
sl-ton In WasHturs1- r- Es-f-f-5..-.- ..-'.s.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04

The Reliance steam Fire Engine Com
pany No. 3. is making preparations for
q mask ball. which VIII Doc given Il Odd
Fellows Hail. Wednesday. March 60 The
Relief Hook and Ladder Company will
give a ball at NCEUrucy'S Hall, Thurs
day, March 81 The proceeds from both
Of these affairs Will go 10 the fund for
the entertainment of the visiting fire
men at the State tremcn's convention
next August
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UANTED-remp0rary position. saIsr- mod
crate. expert accountant. office E-srerl-
ati1er- ions experience. excellent references
Address BOX .-. Times office uLa-s--
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WANTED-AGENTS

WANIED-Hustiing canvassers at cn,e,
quick selling side line. on commission Np-
ply 10 EEERHART & co. BOX pc. Laurel
Nd. ,ur2-5fs
TED-Good energetic agent 90 represent
prominent Life Insurance Company iu
lnls section; special and attractive features
liberal contract 10 riehs party Address
STACEY WILSON. Cen-L Manager. AmerI-
can temperance Life 80 Broadway. y. y
uh1--r
The Washington times., 1910-03-04

-il.+AN -AllN ~ NIT. ut-ftS<r was lpuDG
dead az her home, PeD5Ieton street, last
night.
The funeral of jeremiah }. Ryan was
held from |t. MaTy's Catholic Church
This morning The Rev. Father Kelly.
assistant pastor sang requiem mass
Tie funeral was attended by the mem
berS OF Fitzgerald Council. 10. 80
NHi@hlS OF Columbus, Of which OrEani-
ZahOn Mr. Ryan vas a member. The
burial was in s.. Mary's Cemetery
The funeral Of Robert Travers will
be held from his home ia North PITT
street, tomorrow afternoon.
-. ~. Cliff has bought from J. c.
Bowie house and lot on Commerce
street.
At Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
last evening the Rev Fl. b. Lee OF
Charlottesville, delivered the sermon al
tie IFnten service. At the EpisCOpal
Theological Seminary J. W. Wood. as
slstant secretary Of the board of mis-
siJns OF New York, delivered the SER
mon.
The fish wharf will tomorrow at noon
be rented at auction for the ensuing
year.
A meeting Of Mt Vernon ChaDter.
Rnval Arch MaSons, viii be held at
their temple, in Cameron street, this
evening.
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
SITUATI0NS-MALE

VANTED-Ey blacksmith. gs0rk, horsesager
'r wagon work * i-- sN N- O.. ave $ r.
uHf--tr
The Washington times., 1910-03-04

Mary Ann White. neCress, was found
dead az her home, PeD6Ieton street, last
"a
The Washington times., 1910-03-04
UNDERTAKES

FUNERAL DESIGNS
" every escrption-modegately priced.
GUIDE
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WANTED-R00MS & BOARD

WANTED two gentlemen 81 rcdn-d oc-
r-rcricu. room ar board. 0- both in sub
ulhs- near lftb s. line. Bp& s1, Ii,1es
The Washington times., 1910-03-04

NANTED-Fa-ition as pianist in moving u.r-
tlre thc4lcr- regular OF substitute BOX
20. Times Office. IH--g--
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-16
COME I SEEN
ON COAST
Tail Has a Length of
Eight Million
Miles

San Jose. Cal, April 16.-Halley's
comet has been visible TO the naked
eye for several mornings past from
Mount Hamilton. Immediately follow
Ing the frat signs OF dawn. near the
eastern horizon. few degrees north
of the east point. reports Professor W
w Campbell, director OF Lick observa-
tory.
Astronomer Curtis yesterday esu-
mate the head of the comet to be Of
the third magnitude. He WAS able to
see the tall OF the comet against the
slightly frightened background OF the
Sky. ont TO distance of 1-2 degrees
from the hend. This corresponds to
length in space OF more than eighty
million miles. Conditions for obscrv-
ing Will improve for nearly a week. as
the comets angular distance from the
sun increases. Thereafter. for nearly
a fortnight, the moon Will interfere
somewhat with observations OF the
tail
The spectrum of the comet was oh.
served yesterday by Astronomer
Wright. who finds the usual bright car
bon bands. together with a spectrum
OF the head relatively very strong to-
ward the red end of the spectrum.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-16
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INIT A I ION
TO Shoot Birds at
Dawn Had to Be
Declined

Vienna. April 16-Mrs. Roosevelt
and Kermit made an automobile ex-
oursion today TO the famous Kreuzen-
stein castle Of Count Wllczek. some
twenty miles from Vienna. The wealth
er was fine
While ut breakfast this morning Mr..
Roosevelt received call from EN-
2eror Francis Josephs aide, who in
yited him to accompany his majesty
on Capercailzic hunting expedition.
Following the court dinner tonight
Those birds are shot just before dawn
ana the emperor proposed that they
go on a special train to SemmerinG.
In the eastern Alps Unfortunately
MT Rooserelt'sS engagement to re-
cclye the members of tho American
colony tonight compelled him TO de-
cline this gracious invitation
The former president had luncheon
With American Ambassador Kerens
and later called upon Prince and
Princess Furstenberg and was escort
ed by the prince. who is at the head
OF the committee to the international
sporting exhibition.
The day Will be concluded with the
court dinner at the Schoenbrunn cas-
tie. brief VISIT to the Imperial op-
era, and the reception to the AmerI.
can colony at the embassy