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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

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@eneilrinssugeu, S beune l1gc
bor gan1le ct. BorI giort ct bGoer=
liet 6oris9 pao at ffille fig of mco
noect al alt set eamle Sm16s, JONI
for liggct ifi,,lt / 8pens Mffroge,
goqaoaroe oe ubebpgeeoc Softer, ell
Ter iom enboe bar ligget belt aaben<
lit i @aoer og Mlleps, til Spc oa
Spot for allie 6olf mcb Cans for
&enliebeo. Set CT CIT rtrolig Mosie
Smtonoer os Nife, aanle Stepler
% 4%eitegponing Der or funoet ifjult
/ arogenc, oe life iaa liot al Dc ,.ap-
vetitliee Mntitpitetcr tsres uo til
&eitliocn % anbrin9es>lom 6plo ser,
mrrpeo man noor at foo ct ionitrrt
l'nSerlos for 6rcmtioe1,S 8pgninger
rrrrbe. 60 iaa bltpcr ser enooo
,,ef tilboge / @pen til at ifobc ooifil<
li9e Torl otter me6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
@asstienefter i q. Baul.

Can't @nbstjeneite. Sen .oanite :
ep. lutb. Maaaretb Menigbeo inbbp>
Ser ollie, iom fan foritaa oct oanife
eprog, til @ubstieneite / &irten poa
&isrnt al @rotto og aurora ape.
bper SInoag 81. $50. Den oanite
Solmebog ofbenpttes, tag ben meo.
Mcniebeoens Yreit, g. 8ierre, MOB.
tager aonfirmanoer / lit &iem, 665
GLENDALE Mpe., boer 2sroog Gormio-
Bog SCI. 10. Sci. :. g. 1902.
9anf'ep.. latb. ct. Gte&bass 3ir.
te, $iSrnet af Orleans % StebenS
Street, @uostienefte. bper Ssnoos
Gormiooag aI. II. @snoaesfole
RI. 8. = stills Dlpisafer. &reit.
@ulsatba oanif-norffe epangeliifs
Menigbeb, Sbomas & &ice Street,
inobDoer allie 2on6smeno til fine
Msoer. Can't @uostieneite bper
gsnooe Torn. ST. ii, @snoaesito-
lie 81. 10. ltnge 6olts Mboe M
GAS @m., og engelif @uostieneite
81. 8 bber 5pn6og Mften.
$rGiten treffes bper Sag ira SCI.
1-2 / &irfens STUDY.
&onfirman6erne mp6er M bper
9sroog fra 81. 3-5 / &irfens &o1=
tor. l1noerpisning paa @ngelif, o9-
iao poa 9anif ON gnifes.
Sbnooens norif cbaneeliif luther
fte @enigbcb, @jbrnet al %llniperiitp
og Parf Mbe., bol6er @u6stieneite
bber Sen0ag Gormi66ag 81. 1890
oe Mften 81. 7.45. Spnoagsifolen
meoer &l. 9 5orm.
S &apellet paa &iernet al @eo<
nep og Carl Strs. er ser @snoags=
tfole bper Ssnoog gftermiooog ST.;
8 og @uostienelte @l. 7.30 Mften.
S @ipbergs @all, 874. 8apnc
aperue, er Ser Spn0ogsifole bpcr
Ssnoag @ftern1. 81. 8. g. s.
&eque, @aitor, $40 Capitol 8oule-
bor6.
Srefoloiebebs norif epane. intb.
Strife, Darlington % @berburne
abes. @uostieneite bber Sbnoag
SCI. 1890 6orm. paa Sort oe 7.45
Aften paa @neelf. @pn6agsfole
og 8ibelflasie efter @pimesieguos.
tieneiten: = @br. ~Spbilr11o>. @reft,
$50 SulIer @treet.
8etbania Strife, 81. Scents & So.
reit Street. @u6stieneite ofhor6es
Ssn6ag 6o1m. SCI. 1890 Of aften
SCI. 7.30. &ber Eors6ag Mften 8en.
nernb6e / @irfens 8aiement. @bn.
oagsifole bber @en6og SCI. 12. 8.
$. Tagitao, Breft. 8opeI 846
Dorf @treet.
Sen norif=banjf c Mctbubiit Girfc,
@ibrnet at 8roa6map og 1878 ct,
afbol6er fine @uostieneIter iom fbl-
ger: Freotfen @bnoae Sormiooae
&loffen 1890. Mften 7.45. l1nge
6olfs @pportb 2tga: @g16ag Mften
81. 6.45, og literprt Mpoe &c tre fgr.
lite Sirsougc / Mooncoen. Ypr-
nemeoe- bper Sns6ag Nften 81. 8.
S. 6. Sollcfien, Yoltor, 2S9 18Th
@treet.
8nbstjcneite / ben npri f=oanifc
Yaptit-&irfe, $isrnet Of Milforo
og @oo6bri6ge @treets. bper @gn.
Jag 81. 1890 6ormiooog og 7.3t
Mften. &I. $50 l1ngoomsmgoe.
Sen norif-6anite 8aptt1tmenigbeos
MISUNDERSTANDING mgoer / lit 2ofaIe
bber @enoag SCI. $50 Gfterm., 81.
at Milforo og @oo6brtoge eta.
Gong og muiif at Il. S. @angfor.
alIe Sfon6inaber bferteltg bel.
TONNE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
st. Paul.

"SA Paul Hdsude" removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

Set biitoriifc @elifabs @tiolcr.
~Stotc @iltorical Society" bar ct
permanent 6ino paa $125,SS0.03,
ifplge rHr1blic Graminer"s &opport
til @upernpren. Set mel tie al 0isle
Yen9c ltoor / 8rlunoejenbom / ct.
Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

st. PAUL.
"SA Paul Tdsude" removed to Room
20l Court Block.
We'd Kjab eller Reparat;on at
Uhre bessg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oe E. 9TH ST..
St. Paul.
Toireninseu 9anu,arts 9btre CT
flpttet fra 8ala Sail til Central Sail.
9plbiubtestcrnc tiger. SSobn &c
%terior1, 1olofasierer for @inneloto
0iltritt, meloer, at 1oloinotGgternc
/ Npril 1910 bar $3.50, 149. Dettc
CT $5O,826.96 mere ems / Npril
1909.
yns = mere Qps. 6or at ifoiie
bcore @elpsning pao &eien ira
llniou Depot til set npe !@otel ct.
saul, ital Ser relics npe elettrtlte
camper Lungs 6iftb % Saeflon
Strcets til Morfet Street. &ontraf=
ten ON Sen npe Qpspcj CT ollereoe
%oflll1ttet. .
9posfalo. S 6reoags Nftes afgif
pco Ipoen Ell al Merriam Yarfs be-
ticl1ote oonlfe IorretningsmGno,
ncn1Iig SsSl,lil,s Seymour, 1916 l(ni=
periitp Mpe. Nfopoe par Meolem al
Gonlf @rooeriamfun0. 8egrapelien
ioregif fra @iemmet / 5irsoo9s 81
tcrmiooog.
Set %biitoriifc Selifabs Mto1cr.
~Stote @iitortcal Society" bar ct
permanent Sinh pao $125>SS0.03,
ifplge rH11blic G%raminer"s &apport
til @upernpren. 0et melte al 0tsie
Yeuge ltoar / @rlrnoejenoom / ct.
saul.
YIN Sterilization. @l1itneis MenS
9eogl,c Of ct. SAUL bar ncoiat eli
&omitee n1eo @eblter @beelocf Iorn
1orl1ono, bpis Spgape Set lfol pGre
at finoe cit 8pggepluOs for Sen poo~
tGntte npe Sterilization, iom mal1 ag=
ter at reiie / MGrbeben al ltnion
Depot, ON Set CT mnligt at finoe Ell
posienoe 9pggeplaos Scr omfring.
9en oanife Gu. lutb. Na5arctb
Menigbeo bapoe / Spnoogs oer @lu=
Sc at bope 9eipg al Ell oonlf Spn=
oeripoe, @r. BON Guole,1, % Haltpr
5. 9. Steerltr11p. Otter at Mel1igbe=
Oens Erult bapoe bol0t eli fort ErG=
oifcn, tolte ST.. bon G1olen ON i'm
Misiionspirfiornbeo og @ier11ing. /
&ino % frcnnpiite Ell bel Sci @illc-
Der al Tolf % Spgninger fra oct
ltore fineiiife &ige. Nulte Spnooa
= Einle0ug = nil Ser bliue CUBS
%tienelte JONI iuopunlig ST. $50, o9
Eoitor y. @icrre prroifer. 2i1e CT
ter @uostieneitcn nil ser blipe az
bplot Menigbeosn1pOe meo Optagelie
al me Me0lenmer.
@r. 5. -. Slicn, Dor befjenote
9oaosmono, tioligcre Stots Stole
superintendent og Ieo>1 for Stntens
2anbbrltgslfole / ct. Nntbonp Yorf,
er MI 9ireftpr for ct. Saul 5rppi-
cal Development Co., meo &ontprcr
4O4-407 9lmericm Motionol 8or1f
Building, 5. og Ge6ar Streets. &om=
pogniet ejer itore Elontager / Meri=
co pg ltaar netop / 8egreb me6 at us
pifle Nlantagen 81 &olorio" / Set
6erpmte Soconusco &ubber 9iltrict.
Set ejer oesu0en Hlantagen Mopo=
itepec, Gbtapas, be0 Sen Yon=Mn1e=
rifonlfe Sernbone.
ST.. Slien er nplig perot tilbogc
ira Ell &ejie / Merico for at title
&ompogniets @jen6omme og fif Sc
oller beolte Sn0trpf al l1oligterne
til ct lpn1en0e 6oretogen6e.
8prn o9 SfDbcnaabcn. Sen Soo=
beligbc0 at tillo6e Barnet at bore 90
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

YIN &raititation. @1ii1eis @enS
9eogl,e Of ct. Yaul bar neolot eli
&omitee meo @ebiter @beelocf ionl
6orlnauo, bpis Spgape Set lfal pGre
at finoe Ell 8%pggeplaos for Sen poo-
tGnfte npe Sterilization, lom ntort agz
ter at reiie / MGrbeben al Linton
Depot, ON Set er muligt at finoe Ell
p%asienoe 9pggeplaos Scr pmtrtng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
minneapolis.

@r. &aloemar Sbpnlp,p er penot
tilbuge til Minneapolis fra &pler,
Minn., bpor ban bar arbej0et 6e lio=
lte Maaneoer, og agter after at OPP
1oa lit Yaulln Der i @pen.
Mfrs. u. 6. Melipn, Gigoriobri=
fant 9felions 9uitru, bar i nogen
Ii0 u9ret &atient paa Set norlfe
Giafonisie-@oipital, bpor bun bar
unoerfaltet Jig Ell Operation. Set
glG0er % at funne me66ele, at bu11
CT / goo 9e0ri11g og mart oil frune
pen0e tilbage til @ielnnet.
Zen iturc Earape,
JONI pil blipe ofbolOt iprltfonm1enoc
9proag igiernen1 Torretningsfporte-
rcts @a6er, ct I'LL ful0t forbereot oq
uil uOen Ipipl blipe cit meget flor
llooct Mffere, / bpilfen en- Mengoe
forlfjelli9e To%reninger og Menig=
Observation-Disclosures pil oeltoge.
Gn fGmpemGsiig @rmnbejcnbpms=
banScl, Sen itprite ser n%ogenlinoe
for fl1u0et Ste0 fer / 8pe11, CT az
%ill,ttet / 0isie Gage, i0et 0optpn 0rp-
GOODS COMPANY for iaaet 100 9lors
2eoie paa Chapman @jen0ommen,
Ser ligger paa Micollet Mpe., mel
lcIn 8. Mpe. og Oopton 8pgningen,
mes Option poa p6erligere 100 Stars
2eole, naar Sc fprite 100 Mar er l,b=
lpbne. Dapton &ompagniet pil OPP
fore en ltor 8pgning paa @r1tn6en,
poo bpilten Mrbej0et ifol be9pnoe /
6oraoret 1912, inotil bpilfen Sib
Ser er 2eale poa @ienoommen al Sc
mlperenoe 8eiiooere, og oenne @pg=
ming oil %antageltg blipe paa t2 @to=
ger. 9ejeafgiften er faitiat loolcoes,
at Sen ialt for Sc 100 Mor oil be-
lpbe Jig til 3 Mtllioner 0ollors.
MtnScfcit fur @jprnion. Snsoos
Mften 5. is. Mai pil llng0omsfore-
ningen al 1905 afbol6e Ell Minoefelt
for 9iernltierne 8jsrnion, meo
SplpSning al bans 6ortellinger,
Mfipngelie al 8jprnion=Sange, &or.
iange olb.
= 06in Club bolot ssnooe Otter
mio6ag en- Minoefelt for SEN of0po,
9igter, Ser tolte ca. 100 Deltogere.
st &or al norifc og ipenlfe Songere
UNDER 2eoelie al &ialmar Milsion
iang. Sen itore bpioe SLOT, bpor=
efter en- &effe Salere, bels pao
Norif, bells paa @ngelif, ombon6le6e
8jprnions 8etp6ning, ion1 @ennefe,
Digter, &olitifer oip. - 2er0ag Mf-
ten feire0e @tatsuniperiitetets ifon-
oinapiife Screening ligeleoes cit
8jgrnion=6eit, peo bbilfen Hrofesipr
@isle 8otbne bol6t Seittalen, og Ser
bar SplGsning al 8iernlon=2itero-
tl,r og blep Iunget Biernion=5 ange.
8egge 6eiterne aflutte0es meo Mi-
lpn9ellen at uSSa> ri e1ifer 0ette 2on=
6et".
aMnnr 81 fasx ,zaa : so44a m1aA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

Maar Sc fpIser meo i bette gloo
ira @noe til anoen fra l1ge til 1ge.
ifol Sc lite pngiie Sem for, at Sc
life fglger me6 s9i1en. Oct igrger
Blaoet for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

3ulbtubtcsternc itiser. Sobn &C.
%terlo,1, 1olotasierer for @inneloto
0iitrift, meloer, at 1oloinotugtcrnc
/ Mpril 1910 par $3.50, 149.0 o." @ette
CT 5O,826.96 mere eno / Npril
1909.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

8prn o9 Sfpbcpaaben. Den Sao=
beligbe0 at tilla6e Barnet at bore %
brl1ge Sfpoepaoben, ser er jao al
minoelig fer / 2anoet, bar otter baa-
ret 6rugt / ct Barns 0g6 fer
@peu. 5lomminis &oncone, bpis
6orelore boer / $50 Somes @treet,
opoe 5irSoog Moreen poo Gitp So
ipital lom 6elge al ct Sfl1oiaor, ser
bar bibragt bam al en- 12 Mar gom=
mel 9reng, elmer Singer, AS 8oy
Street. elmer Singer ifeo til Mool
9aggaaroen at fit &iem, ga Slam=
minis, ser fun er 4 Mar gammel,
fom lebenoe in6 / 5fl1olinien. @l-
rier Boo BAN gaa bort, bba6 Fan og=
loa gior6e, men penote fort efter
tilbage uoen at elmer 1aa bam, oa
oa elmer / Set famine affDre6e e1
Stub, ramte bette bam / un6erlipet
Sornet bleb baaret. til lit Stem oe
rerfr fgrt til @itp @oipitol. 9re1=
acn og bans Mo6er melote leIp Ga
gen til &olittet, ser foretager en- l1n=
rcrIegelie, men Coroner Sones ia:
uotdn iom fin Sperbepisning, at fer
foreliager ct l1lpffestilfeloe. 0ette
/ bpert Salo aniparsfrt. Men 6or=
Gl6re, iom ttllaoer @grn at BRUCE
Sfpoepaaben inoen 8pgrenoien,
buroe ! ollie :Tilfel6e bape en- fglelig
S!raf, enten lau. Ser ifer en- nlpffs
eller ei. Set er alt for farligt 2ege=
tpi at gibe 8grn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

We'd Kjsb eller Reparation al
Uhre bessg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oe E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

Yps : mere 2ps. 6or at ifoifc
bcore 9elpsnins pao &eien ira
llniou Depot til set rpe @otel ct.
Saul, ital ser relics npe eleftriltc
camper Lungs Iiftb % Saetion
Streets til Mortet Street. &ontraf=
ten ON Sen rpe 2pspej CT ollereoe
oflluttet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
8rofesiur 8ermbarb 8paailb IF:

Grofesior 8ernbarb 8pggilb fra
2en fgl. 0anife @eterinGr= oq 2ano-
bobejifole / &jebenbopn, Ser for 81
Den er paa cit 6ore0rogstonr11e fer i
Mmertfa UNDER 9onlf Mmerifonif
Sellfobs Muipicier, fommer til boz
Stot Sll1tningen al 6enne og Be
gpnoell en al neite Mooneo, og ri
9anife far @runo til / go1ife inr=
Zig @rao at gle6e os oper bans 8e-
Ing. San fontmer nemlie fife Blot
for at gle6e fine 2anosman6 mes fin
9eGrperelie og fine fogliee 6oreorog
ON Meieriipergsmaal, men ban font
nler JON, og btiper mo6taget al Dor
Stats og belle 2an6ets Meieriautbo-
riteter iom en- at Dor Iibs ltgrlte
WelerifDnotge, % ban bill 0erfor / hi
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-13
DO YOU WEIGH TOO MUCH j?
The Real Remedy and the Recin


There are some stout people whom the
above question does not seem to trouble
very much They are. however, wrcng
to be so careless. for obesity Is a COM
plant which brings many evils in its
train. There are others who have sought
long and earnestly for a really reliable
remedy for obesity. and to these the
following prescription will be OF alb
sorbing interest. because It presents In a
simple and harmless form and sure relief
"a remedy which Is rapidly gaining
worldwide reputation. The reader may
make up tho prescription for himself
COR HERSELF on getting the ingredients
from the druggist-or the latter will DO
so willingly.
This is the full recipe: X OF. Marmola.
h OF. Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic
and 3jk az. Peppermint Water. Take q
dose of one teaspoonful after each meal
and at bedtime
This admirable and quite harmless
remedy will soon take of pounds Of the
offending fatty excess: and SIS, day by
day, the weight decreases. strength and
yiRor will return in equal ratio; for, be
II observed, there Is no fasting or exer-
else required. Rest, good food regular
doses--these are all that Is necessary to
reduce weight to normal increase the
supply of pure blood. clear the skin.
beautify the complexion. and restore
energy and excellent spirits.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-13
TRAIN HITS WAGON
AND KILLS DRIVER
Crosses Tracks in Front of
Express at Langdon.
TEAM IS HURLED FIFTY FEET
Empioxe of Ice Plant Hurried to
City Hospital, but Lives Only Few
Mfnutes-His Skull Badly Frae-
tured, Arm Broken, and Left Side
of Body Completely Crushed.

While driving an Ice wagon at Lang
don, D. c.. yesterday afternoon. Amos
Graves, VINO lived at Rhode Island ave-
nue. and Twenty eighth street. was struck
by fast Philadelphia express and al
most instantly killed. He was hurried 70
the city on a special train. but died soon
after reaching Casualty Hospital.
lie was preparing 10 return 20 the city
when he was held up at the crossing by
a long freight train. Anxious 20 get
back before 6 o'clock. he whipped up his
team and drove directly In front Of the
express, which was running az high
speed The wagon was completely de-
molished, the horses tossed TO one side
OF the track. and Graves thrown fifty
feet.
Assistance soon reached him, and an
engine was ordered detached from a
train standing In the yards and coupled
10 car. He was brought 10 Union Sta
ton, where an ambulance carried him 10
the hospital His skull was fractured in
two places. his right arm broken, and the
left side Of his body completely crushed.
Death followed In a few minutes.
The dead mans relatives were notified,
and Coroner hewitt was called TO the
hospital An inquest viii be held this
morning 10 determine the responsibility
for the accident. Graves is survived by
large family Funeral arrangements
have not been made.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-13
JERSEY COMMUTERS HEAhU.
Interstate Commission Asked 10 Pre-
vent Increases.

Interstate Commission Asked 10 Pre-
vent Increases.
The Jersey commuters fight against in
ereases in Communication rates by the
Lackawanna, the Erie, Central Of New
Jersey, the Pennsylvania, and other rail-
roads was renewed in earnest before the
Interstate Commerce Commission yester-
day. Both the railroads and commuters
had an inning, Nothing definite resulted
The commission announced at the con-
ciusion of an eight-hour session, that it
had enough information TO render an
opinion. and Chairman Knapp intinated
that a decision would be handed down
IN day or two.
Attorney General Edmond Wilson and
Charles D. Drayton represented New Jer-
sey generally. and Frank II. Sommers,
the New Jersey railroad commission;
William L. Ransom and F. NJ. Yorstan.
the New Brunswick Board Of Trade. and
Frank Lyon, the Interstate Commerce
Commission. The roads involved had law
yers at the hearing.
George F. Brownell. vice president and
general counsel Of the Erie, was the first
witness. He denied the Jurisdiction OF the
commission TO suspend the rates, on the
ground that notices Of the increase were
filed before the new law became effective
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-13
PROFESSORS BODY RECOVERED.
Drowned when Canoe Strikes Part
Iy Submerged Rock.

Asheville, \. c.. July I2,-The body OF
Prof. Charles Spencer. aged thirty-ive.
mathematical instructor OF the Wood
berry Forest School, and one OF the
teaching stan of the Tuchasiegee Camp
School. was found among the rocks at
the foot of the rapids OF the Tuchasiegee
River, known as the ''Narrows. to-day
He was drowned yesterday while shoot
ing the rapids In q canoe along with a
large party Of teachers and students Of
the camp school.
There were five canoes and the smooth
water OF the ''Narrows" was passed in
good shape, when the Spencer craft
struck partly submerged rock, capsiz-
ing and throwing the instructor and his
student companion into the raging water.
Spencer sank and was not seen again,
while the student reached the bank by
swimming.
The other four canoes, all of light ma
teriaI, were also caught on the sharp
rocks and overturned. All managed 10
gain dry ground. some badly bruised. but
none seriously injured. and 1t was then
discovered that the professor was missing.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-13
UNION LODGE INsTALLs.
Ladies' Independent Order OF Me-
ehanics Hold Meeting.

Union Lodge. No. l. Ladies' OF the In
dependent Order OF Mechanics. held a
regular meeting and installation at As
Tenth street northwest last night.
The officers for the ensuing six months
are: Senior worthy president. Mrs. J.
Drummond: worthy president. Mrs. l.
Wich: vice president, Mrs. y. a. Chism:
conductor. Mrs. J. Richard; recording
secretary. Miss Jessie Sammond; finan-
cial secretary. Mrs. a. Frye; treasurer.
Mrs. f. NJ. Raitz; chaplain. Mrs. A
Stark; inside sentinel. Mrs. @. Clemens;
outside sentinel. Mrs. A. Pocock, and
organist, Mrs. NJ Drummer. Finance
committee. Mrs C. L. Maxwell. Mrs. z.
Meinikhein, and Mrs. A. Pocock. Re
lief committee, Mrs. A. Carol. Mrs Ida
L. Humphrey. and Mrs z ParkhiH
Trustees. H. Franklin, J. Meinikhein
and c. Spates.
Arrangements were completed for the
annual excursion to Marshall Hall next
Monday.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-13
GAS COMPANIES
PLANS SET FORTH
Statement Shows object Of
stockholders Meeting.

Following the Monday meeting OF the
Washington Gasiight Company. at which
the directors adopted a policy OF adjusting
the stock and bond issues TO the value OF
the property. the following statement
was issued by the company last night:
The meeting was called TO authorize
a meeting for September % for submits
sion TO the stockholders for their APP
prevail or rejection the following propo-
sition:
sale of Five Per Cent Bonds.
First-That all future betterments shall
be financed. as required. by the issuance
and sale OF per cent bonds-the proce-
dure which shall be used exclusively for
betterment purposes.
Second-That the outstanding $500 900
6 per cent certificates Of indebtedness and
$4,000 first mortgage 4 per cent bonds.
aggregating $4,000 shall be refunded
by the issuance OF like amount OF per
cent Iong-term gold bonds. thereby ef-
feeting an annual net saving Of $4,000
In fixed charges
Third-That the dividends to stoekhold-
Frs shall hereafter lie declared upon the
par value Of the company's investment.
and not as heretofore upon the face
value OF the eompsny's capital stock
now inaequately representing the same;
provided said dividends. together with
the interest upon the said bonded debt
fixed ehargesl shall In no event exceed
in the aggregate more than approximate
ly 8 per cent upon the fair value Of the
company's investment. meaning by in
vestment ali the property of the Gem
pany used in the conduct OF its bust
ness for The convenience OF the public.
No Extra Dividends.
1t IS further stated that no proposition
10 pay an extra dividend OF any kind
OF size was considered by the board OF
directors or win be brought by them
before the stockholders meeting.
The practical operation OF the proposed
plan. should It be adopted. is explained
as follows:
Assuming the par value Of the COM
pany's property to be sl3.000.0o0. accord
ing TO its appraisement. heretofore made
by competent experts. the company is
legally entitled 20 make net earnings
thereupon Of $4,000 per year This be-
ing true, 1t is obviously immateriai TO
| the consumer whether the company pays
out that amount in dividends or in fixed
charges, or both, or upon what basis its
distribution Of its net profits legally made
are computed.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-13
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

L. s. Dept. of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
Washington. Tuesday, July 2, 1905 ?. NJ.
The barometric depression the Plains States
Monday night increased in intensity and moved rap
Idly noTtheastHard Eastern Ontario causing show
ers mostly from thunderstorms over the Lake re
gion. the Ohio and Upper Mississippi valleys. and
sections Of the Middle Atlantic States. Scattered
showers arc also reported from the Gulf and South
Atlantic States ard the Northern Slope.
There has been general Tise in temperature over
the Plains States and the Northern Slope and also
the South Atlantic and East Gulf States while
IL is somewhat cooler over the Lake region and the
Southern Slope. Elsewhere the temperature changes
have been unimportant.
Showers viii continue IN the Middle Atlantic snd
New England States, and probably the South At
Iantic and East Gulf States "Wednesday. Elsewhere
the weather will be generally fair Wednesday and
Thursday.
The temperature win be somewhat lower In the
Middle Atlantic and New England States Wednes-
day Elsewhere temperature changes win be uniIn-
portant except that il viii become somewhat Warer
in the Middle West Wednesday.
The winds along the New England and Middle
Atlantic coasts viii be moderate southerly. becoming
westerly probably reaching brisk; on the South At
lantic coast light TO moderate south 10 southwest
ON the East Gulf coast light to moderate sOutheTly,
becoming variable; the West Gulf coast light 10
moderate south TO east; on the Lower Lakes moder-
ate westerly; the Upper Lakes moderate westerly
becoming variable.
Steamers departing Wednesday for European ports
viii have moderate s0utherly winds becoming west
erly. with showers. to the Grand Banks.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-13
NO STATE HOUSE IN DOVER.
Capitol Being RemOdeIed and No
Session Can BE Held.

Dover. Del. July 12-'Tf Delaware's
legislature is convened in extraordinary
session. It will have to meet in a tent"
hunorously replied Gov PennewilI TO-
night when questioned as to the prob
ability Of his assembling the legislature
10 re-enact wilmington's charter, since
the court has declared that city without
a government and it cannot sell it's
bonds.
The capitol building here has its roof
OF and is wrecked. preparatory 10 its
restoration in colonial design.
Delawares constitution requires that
general assemblies must convene in
Dover and IN the same building. Three
buildings are adequate for the session.
the new Peoples Church, Dover Century
Club, and Wesley ChuTch-each having
two assembly rooms under one roof.
Gov Pennewill, however, will take no
step unless Wilmington should officially.
under the seal of the mayor and council.
urge an extraordinary session.