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BALDWIN & HOWELL. 3IS-824 Kearny
HOMES FOR SALE.

HOMES FOR SALE.
EASY TERMS.
Artistic new. modern homes, just completed
az 10th av. and Lake St, one block from Sutter
ST. cars: OF the choicest residential sections
OF the city; each house contains reception hall,
with large living having combination
book case and log CRATE; dining room with pan
eled walls, beamed ceilings and large brick FIRE
place, also plate glass china closets: kitchen
large and sunny; bedrooms on second floor. fir
ished in white enamel, doors. mirrors and large
closets in each ROOM separate bath aud toilet: s
foot concrete basement, with garage; pretty
lawns with palms in front of each residence;
must be inspected to be appreciated: buy
and have all the interior decorating finished to
suit you
Agent Oh the premises Saturdays aud Sundays
G. H. UAIBSEN & CO,
20 Montgomery St.
Exclusive agents.
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PREsIDIO TERRACE

The choicest and most highly improved residence
section in San Francisco: personal inspection
of this beautiful home park VIII convince you
that Presidio terrace is the ONLY location for
your home: this is the only spet in all San
Francisco where your surroundings guar
anteed and you see what yonr environ
ments are: there are less than half dozen
lots remaining unsold: the balance contain
beautiful residences; look through Presidio ter
race today we will be glad to mail you Illus
trated literature.
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS!

SD IJ0-Buslness investment of stores and fats
in good location in Ashbury Heights; ip-
come $24J per month
S2I .O00-Income 81. $50 a year: business invest
ueut of :: stores and : fats; lot % feet
frontage; heart of Mission District. (5920l
81 l 00o-Mission St. only $3.50 foot; absolutely
the most reasonable property for sale on
Mission St today t3641)
50 .000-Van Ness ay. lot, near Vallejo St;
double frontage with ]. on rear street;
we'll located for home, fats or apart
mcnis; sunny side; plenty ef light as
sured t12tN
s. 600 cash balance 10 suit: q fine sunny resi-
dence on north side of Clement St, where
values are bound 10 increase; spacious
rooms and baths; basement; price $500;
easy payments. t629el
So l5O-Rents so a month: corner on Potrero
ay: 25N1oo feet: store with rooms; .
roGn fat and stable; store leased for
years. ta169)
So 25o-SW cor. 9th av. and II ST., facing
park: 32:6 feet front; contains a neat
little structure; wen adapted TO improve
ment.
S8.6o0-Sunny Sc. corner of 4th av. and A
St; all street work end sidewalk work
complete; 30x9l feet; arrange terms
if desired; store and flats would 90 well
On this. toZIS)
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81 COO Business property: rents so per month ::
big bargain: to be sold to close estate
store and fat, and LOT 25x100; II minutes
from Sd aud Market sts,, on Sd ST. car
line
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This beautiful Venetian residence Of sunny
aud bath: ; extra rooms in attic; cooling
closet furnace: finished in curly redwood; walls
paneed in dining room. and heamed ceiling
laundry. window boxes: large garden in rear
KEY lot: only S7.7j0. WILL SELL ON SMALL
CASH PAYMENT, BALANCE TO SUIT
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LAKE sr. BARGAIN.

g 6Oa- SO FEET OK SUNNY SIDE OF LAKE
ST: hest block inside OF 6th ay. fine.
wide lot for your home, or fats would
pay well.
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CITY REAL EsTATE-Coptiuued
MEMBERS OF 5. F: REAL ESTATE BOARD.

BALDWIN & HOWELL 31s-324 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 3lS-324 KEARNI ST.
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J. W. WRIGHT & co.
10 and I27 SuttPr street.
D CnFFIN Z CO.

D. COFFIN & CO..
Dps Mission 81. near 2ist.
s515-Eallcy 81. nr. Diamonds easy terms.
<s25-5oxloo in Lsidley st: terms. C463l
SS5it-Aiahama ST: easy terms. t264o)
5000 -5ox7o in Anderson s.. Dr Cortland ~
S90o.i lots in Preutiss 81. (4S1l
81 -oJo-2Ith St; water, grade and sewer; half
$50 -5oxloo at corner in China av. ga,
sl.25o- Half cash: West Park ST.; water, a0a,
81 400 Jersey St; 27:s1I14; street work ail
si.ae0 ofer wanted: on terms: Bennington
-. nr. Cortland av.: 5oxioo i2532l
se,5o1-cole 81; 27:exi2e: street work all CON com
p'efe: offer wanted. (6I71)
g.; 25n-I7rh -. n-. Sanchez: offer wanted. (4a1
s4.coc-5oNIoo in Church 81; all street work
Houses AND COTTAGES
s., leo $500 cash: ) rm. house. close TO
ISth 81 switchback carlne: lot 2S #.
frontage: water. grsde and sewer; no
reasonable offer refused. GID
s$-So0-New house of g Z. and b. in Kansas
II. nr. 23f: very easy terms. t445)
$500 each 81 eco down: balance like rent: (
cottages in Diamond and Clipper SITS
convenient TO = carliues and close 10 an
excellent shopping district; good
schools near by: these houses built
foT comfort; statesmen on the ground Sun
FLATS AND INVESTMENTS
sIl9-2 fats ia Lexington nr. Goth
ST: oier wanted.
s5.2e0-Nev building on corner in Cortland
av.. consisting Of store. with living
rooms in back and fst Of 5 ?. and ).
abeTe; new; terms. On
$lol3o-4 fats in 18th St: Of : T.. and b.
and OF r. and b.: lot 44:6xI00; this
is genuine bargain obtain a large
mortgage al small rate Of interest. l2636)
D. COFFIN & CO..
252s Mission ST. nr. 21st St
WILLIAMS K SURRYHNE.
REAL ESTATE.
I2s SUFFER- STREET.
Sl.G0o Fun purchase $500 Bush St:
CASH ONLY nice subhouse Of 8 T. and b.. with
REQUIRED lot 25xI3T:G feet.
S2,5O0-NalleJo at Hyde; nice building lot. DIX
62:S feet Very cheap.
S4.1O0-Cornsr lot: near Mission and Sth vicin-
ity; $500 square feet. Very cheap.
s.. Buchanan St at Suffer- fats Of :; {
r. and b.; rents S4J; lot - :6xS7:6 feet.
An offer might he entertained.
SD -J00-Haight and Pierce SITS. vicinity: . very
attractive fats of e-7-T r anG b. each:
rents SIO0 per month: lot 25x137:6 feet
SI.G5o-H Howard -. AT 10Th: store with : rooms
nioc far sbove Of , = and b.; rents
$40 per month; lot 21x75 feet
$500 Full purchase price S.. 230: Fred
Cash Only erick and AsbbuTy vicinity: nice
Required. SubstsntiaI story residence Of :
r and b.. lot 2Jxs0 r.
sT.Joo-Haicht and Scott sts. vicinity: > sub
stsntisl fats OF 81 +. and b. each; rents
$50 pcr mo-; lot 25x131:6 feet.
IS 200 Bush and Jones SITS. vicinity: lot 3T:6x
$50 feet; key lot. Cheapest building lot
offered
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get some ground
and get a start
CITY REL EsTATf:
J. ". WRIGHT 81 CO.

NTIN hENg
j. " WRIGHT & CO.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
AUCTI0NEERS-
ls5 AND 10 SCTTks ST
gRANCH OFFICE fopen SundsysA IA GLE
NENT ST MAR STR AT-
ORR NEXT AUCTION Will Bk HE'D
II ESDAN FEBRUARY s. A9SU- Al ok
SALEsROoafS. 10 AND ~ SUFFER- 81, l.
O'Clock. NOON
WE kEE LISTING PRoPERTIES TOR OF
AUCTION SALES WHICH WILL BIS HELD
kEGILARLY UNDER TIE Personal pI-
RECTIoN OF
NIB. WENDELL FASToA.
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l25 AND le7 sUTrxs ST
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rNCHANGE BARGAINS

EXCHANGE BARGAINS
SllO,Uoo-Cninatown business property: large lot
stores and hotel; ID lease for > yrs
$4,000 yearly: mtg. S50.0oo, G per cent
yrs.; VIII exchange FOR lot in dowutozyu
tS5 900 Business property mr. b aad Howard
SIS; class A bldg containing stores
bank mtge. S57-500 AT per cant gross
caD remain; PAYS sta per cent net: VIII
exchange Tor lot in downtown district
SO oo0--lZ apt Oats yrS. OLD; Tot only Dsr
tally Improved; rect $3.50 a year: will
take lot or improved property 10 Sl5 GOO
80 value in part payment
BSS, ,oOo--Tirst class apt. house st Ne. cor in
n. A.. new bldg. rent $4.02O yearly;
viii exchange for residence or lot Of SIS
600 in value; mtg. for difference in value
remain.
f2sooo-Brick roolning house close in: 2s rooms:
rents 81 500 yearly; VIII exchange for lot
about same value
s.3ooo-6 frst class fats, ; ,. and b. ca; in
Steiner St nr. Fell; rent S2.5oO yesrIy:
viii exchange for residence up TO SI2 600
$40 .000--6 new fats AT Ne. Sunset dist:
rents s. 100 yearly; will take residence
or lot rs part payment.
Si2,59e-3 5ne fats Of g rooms ia good iocs-
tion " A.; rents 81 500 VI; will nav
cash h difference nc for business property up
fli000-6 fne Cats just completed; rents 81 400
yearly; close in: VIII take lot in part
payment 10 value Of S5.oBo
WE OFFER NUMEROUS DESIRABLE LOTS
Is ALL sEoTIoNs OF CITY, s.. 900 to $500. 600.
COME PROPERTIES. CALL AND GET LIST
$50. .ooo-Exceptionsl site for apt. house in best
street frontsges; viii exchange for al
fslfa land.
RICHMOND AND SUNSET PROPERTIES
BRANCH OFFICE, ia CLEMENT ST. Mr.
STH AN. OPEN SUNDAYS
RESIDENCES AND FLATS.
s7-2cO-fients $50 yearly; beautiful fats: 9Th
se5oo-Very easy terms: new colonial residence.
large sunny p aud b.; sth av. Lake;
5000 Modern residence. : r and b; 7ih ar.:
mtg. $1,000 can remain.
s5.650-Rents $500 yearly: fats: 2Oth ar. mr.
Clement.
si-5oo-cOttsge. r; and b.: 2d az. nr. csTfor-
mia st.; great buy.
s.. Cottage. 4 J. aud b.: only $500 CASH
Sth av.. Sunset
5000 Bungalow. 8 r. and b. 2Sd Az. nr. Lake
$2.900-tOttage. r and b.: nr. West CLAW 81
tl,950-COttage, q. and basement: TERMS
RICHMOND AND SUNSET LOTS
S2.300-East 9Th Fulton: OFFER
f2.150-54h av- Dr. Parnassus. 25xI20 n
Sl-Sf3--;Jth Y. nr. G
Si.1o0-East 18th AZ. M. Lake st
81 250-lst az mr. Eddy; SNAP.
J. " WRIGHT & co.
l29-l21 Sutter ST.
81 i5oo-Four elegant new flats: 4 rooms. haI6
each: lot 27x IO5: beamed ceilings. 6fpin~
rooms full paneied IN pine with plate shelf;
elegant dresser. full length mirrors IN doors.
Tile behind siUks stoves: beautiful gas ana
electric fixtures; all plumbing u. D.: large
sard and basement full cemeBfed: everything
modern: thoroughly up 70 date; income Sl.20o
anDum; terms Owner. iGl Capp ST.
het. 18th aud l'fh
ATTRACTIVE room cottage Oh Asbbury
Heights marine view. garage 81 0e0 cash
haiapcc monthly psrmeuts: deal with owner
boT 2'fo. 'aii ofnce
UAVC standard Tide INSURANCE Cosns,aoy. ,lills
".dr iusere ,ovg i..ic. Sa'e fiai- aud 1io1ey.
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BALDWIN & HOWELL. 3ls-s24 KEARNS ST.
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$50, ,000-Exeeptional Investment: 45:10xlSt 20;
Davis st. bet. Sacramento and California
in the heart OF wholesale district; $iO,Uet
refused before the IRE.
SPECK, PASCHEL & co.
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LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER. =. 255 Montgomery st
IIPMAN & HIRSCHLER. =. .255 Montgomery st.
Phone Douglas 364f.
LOTS. COTTAGES, HOUSES and FLATS
in Richmond and Sunset Districts
Easy Terms
Small Payment Down
Balance Monthly
SUNSET OFFICE-Cor. II st. and eth ay
BEACH OFFICE-Cor. Fulton ST. and 18TH ay
Opposite Life Saving Station
Open Daily, including sunday
Take Ellis and Ocean Car
LIPAIAN & HIRSCHLER. go Montgomery St
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AUCTI0NEERS.

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
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NoNRrslnENr OWNER Mrsr SELL.

BALDWIN & HOWELL. aIs-a24 KEARNY 81
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J. n. WRIGHT & co.
l25-l27 Suffer ST.

each: lot 21xiO5: besmed ceilings: dining
rooms fun Daneled IN pine. with plate shelf:
elegant drcssers: full length mirrors IN doors
tile behind siUks- stoves: beautiful gas and
electric fixtures: all plumbing ~ D.: large
sard and basement full ceneBsed: everything,
modern: thoroughly up 10 date; income 81 200
lpr anDum: terms Owner. iGl Cam 81
hoL. 18Th afd I.fh.
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ATTRACTIVE q room cottage Oh Asbbury
Berhts. marine view. garage; S20e0 cash
baiapcc monthly payments; deal with owner.
Box 27s0. Cali office.
UAgg standard Title Insurance Cosnpaoy. ,iIlis
hdr iusgrc ,Ovg ts.le. save iiai- aud lio1ry.
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Ne. cor, ls1 .6xl37:5 Leayenwortb and Som
ay.. riedmoDf.
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S7oo cash. and bath; lot 25xI3T g;
Greenwich ST. Laguna: price So 200
81, 900 cash. rooms and bath: Bernard ST
near Jones; price s3. 450; rents for $35
81 900 CASH rooms and bath; Castro st. near
18th; price s., $50.
$500 CASH rooms and bath: lower terrace
Masonic cars; price 81 $50; no interest
$500 cash. rooms and bath: other improve
ments; new Mission cars; $3.50; lot
25x1i7.
5000 cash. rooms, and other improvements.
Mission cars; price 81. 100.
$500 cash. rooms and bath; 25x12J: Col
lingwood ST. 10th; price $3.50
$500 casb-3 rooms and bath; Just built:
other improvements; London ST. near Mis-
sion cars price $1,000.
AMERICAN REAL ESTATE CO.
City Department. 2S Montgomery ST.
500 cash. balance $50 per month: cottage Of 1
rooms. bath and high basement: 18th ST.;
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See new six room cottage ut
nset. Owner o. premises
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MR.. RENT PAYER:
We will accept your rent money and give you
home; that is than your landlord will do.
Take Sutter- Clement ST. cars to 35th and see
the modern homes. Representative there today.
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$6.5a0-2 modern. sunny fats OF 5-5 rooms. Isl
16ss Douglass st- bet. 18th and 18th. in good
condition; rents $3.50. Apply owner, 20 De-
bone ST. 18th
FOR sale-Best paying apartment house in city;
Mob Hill: good lease furnished first class
throughout; a bargain. Box 214f, Call Office
COTTAGE south side Greenwich west Of
Scott Apply 5S5 Dolores ST.
Continued On Next Page
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30 O0o-Business property; . stores and apart
rnents: Fillmore St near California; rents
S205: lot 80 1t. frontage
SPECk. PASCHEL < CO.
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800 cash. balance $25 per month; cottage of Z
rooms, bath and high basement; Kansas ST.
near 2'th. Inquire 29e2 2tth st.
Stu--cottage. rooms in Castro St; 500 cash.
lslance $40 monthly: greatest bargain IL the
city Apply a2f5 Mission ST.
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RICHMOND AND SUNSET PROPERTIES
BRANCH OFFICE, ia CLEMENT ST. Mr.
STH AY. OPEN SUNDAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-09
invited BY ROOSEVELT
ANOTHER INSURGENT ASKED
TO MEET EX.PRESIDENT.
Fight on House Rules Planned for
About Time Of Colonel's
Arrival.

Former President Roosevelt has invited
another "insurgent" republican Repre-
sentative Madison of Kansas-to meet
him in New York on his return from
abroad. Mr.. Roosevelt is going to Kansas
to make speech on tho invitation of
Gov. Stubs.
Another rules fight is expected to be
precipitated on the floor Of the House
about the time Of Mr.. Roosevelt's return.
The contest this time, according to pres
ent plans. which some Of the insurgents
have been talking over for several days.
is over the adoption Of rule to permit the
House to discharge any committee from
consideration Of a measure pending be-
fore 1t. This would permit the House
to consider any bill before any of the
committees. and would stop any commit
tee from blocking legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-09
SUSPENDED TEACHER ASKS
BOARD Dor A HEARING
Fined by Hyattsville Justice of the
Peace Tuesday for Assault
and Battery.

Frank r. Conner, a teacher in the
Washington public schools. who was sus-
pended yesterday temporarily, pending
the investigation Of circumstances sur
rounding q charge of assault and battery
against him. has asked Capt. Oyster,
president of the board Of education, for a
hearing. Capt. Oyster replied that if pos
sible the board would listen to the ex-
PLANTATION, but that as there are SO many
routine matters at this time of the school
year 1t might be possible that at the next
meeting there would not be time, espe-
cially II the statement of Mr. Conner or
his attorney would be very long.
Conner was arraigned before Justice of
the Peace Carr at Hyattsville, Md, last
Tuesday charged by Mrs. l.. M. Snead
Of Brentwood with assault and battery
and attempted assault.
She gave no evidence to support the
more serious charge and Conner was
fined so on the first count and put under
500 bonds to keep the peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-09
COUNTRY CLUB SMOKER.
Progress on Construction of Home
to Be Reported.

The Columbia Country Club holds a.
smoker tonight in the banquet room floor
at the New willard. The board OF gov.
errors will report the progress Of work
accomplished during the past two or three
months.
During the evening large photographs
Of the new clubhouse. which IL now so
the roof rafters, will be shown, as we'll
as pictures Of the improvements which
have been made on the club property in
the construction Of the golf course.
There will be music and refreshments
One of the incidents will be q present alton
which has been planned as q Surprise.
The new country club is in q most pros
porous condition. The limit Of member
construction has progressed with satisfac-
tory repidity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-09
KUFER AND HIS wife
HERE ON LONG WALK
Baltimorean Met, Wooed and Won
His Spouse in Less Than
an Hour.

George E. Kufer Of Baltimore and his
wife, Gertrude Kufer, whom he met.
wooed and married in less than an hour,
winning fve-hundred-dollar
bet, are in Washington on the last lap
of a xteen-thousand-mile walking tour.
Nearly $4,000 miles have already been
covered by Kufer, on a route throughout
the country. which includes Portland,
Me-. and Portland, Ore.
The couple arrived in Washington today
with IL cents and a good appetite. They
are walking for four-thousand-dollar
wager, by the terms Of which they must
derive their income solely from the sale
of postal cards. For a time they were
accompanied by dog. but some weeks
ago, when the walking was particularly
bad, the dog got tired and deserted.
The couple will go from here to Rich
mond. and thence to Tampa. returning
to Baltimore by way of Chicago They
must complete the tour by October ri.
but are already well ahead Of their
schedule.
Kufer married his wife within half an
hour after she had served him supper
when he stopped at her house in Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-09
law, and the Senate eliminated those pro-

law, ana the senate eiinniuateu tHoSo pao.
visions.
The House bill authorised the COM
mission to require railroads to carry
cars through from point of origin to
destination without transshipment OF
cargo 1t IL claimed that some OF the
railroads shipping coal and other COM
modities will not allow their cars 10 go
beyond a certain point.
Under existing law the commission
has no jurisdiction over any RESPIRATION
or practice except so far as II anects
the rates. The House bill gives the
commission power over classifications,
regulations and practices of the rail-
road company. involving transportation
in every shape, whether Affecting rates
or not The Senate bill omits that
provision.
The Senate bill omitted the long and
short haul clause desired by the House,
and the physical valuation OF railroads.
II is charged that the Senate bill opens
the door wide to rebates. praciicaiiy re-
pealing the Elkins anti-rePate law, IN the
innocent paragraph relating TO collection
of damages for violation OF the section
relating to false quotation OF rates py the
railroad. ., 49,
larging the power of the commission over
the regulation OF practices ana giving II
authority to institute procedure on It's
own motion. - <or
shippers of cattle
Court Reviews Feature.
The Senate bill, it is claimed. does away
with a recent decision OF the Uni'ed
States Supreme Court, in which 1t was
held that the question whether rate
was reasonable or not was one TO De
determined wholly by the commission I'M
der rules laid down by the act or Con-
gress 1t is claimed that the Senate mas
made 1t so that every order OF the COM
mission can be reviewed in court on TINS
question of reasonableness OF rates.
1t is claimed that the Senate Dill re-
peals the Carmack amendment providing
that shippers can recover for damages
from the road upon which the goods were
started and not compelled to sue at the
point Of destination.
1t is claimed that the Senate bill Is
unjust to telephone and telegraph COM
panies and that 1t does not treat inter-
urban electric railways equitably.
1t is also charged that there Is decided
confusion in the Senate amendments,
amounting almost to notification In the
provision for the selection and pay OF
the justices of the court of commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-09
THREE KILLED IN WRECK:
EIGHT OTHERS INJURED
Train Left the Track and Plunged
Through Walls Of
Building.

ST. LOUIS, June 9.-Three men were
killed, two perhaps fatally injured and
six others seriously hurt when the st.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern fast
mail train for Texas was wrecked near
the city limits early today. The train
left the tracks and crashed through the
walls Of the building Of the Miller Manu-
featuring Company. No passengers were
carried on the train.
The dead:
Walter A. Douglas. engineer.
Robert D. Shepard, fireman.
Jasper L. Laster, mail clerk.
The injured who are believed to be
dying are:
Thomas A. Coughan, brakeman.
T. J. Virgins, postal clerk.
The wreck was caused by the engine
jumping the track on curve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-09

New York. N Y, secretary: A: L. straus.
Baltimore, Nd; August Uihlein. Milwau-
kee. Wis; William ]. Lemp, ST. Louis.
MO- Charles vopie e. ch Msig;sm III II Fell a.
Philadelphia. Pa: Charles e. succop.
Pittsburg. Pa; A. J. Diebb. Cleveland,
Ohio; William A. Birk. Chicago. III:
Adolph Coors, Galden. Col: Joseph II.
nauer. Philadelphia: Pa: Percy Annecke.
Duluth, Mimi; Paul o. Reymann. Wheel
ing, W. Va: Charles Metz. Omaha. Neb
Charles Wiedemann, Newport, KY; u. r.
Collins. Eliza eth. n. j.; George c. Haw-
ley, Albany, n. Y; c. H. r: Woodward.
New York. n. Y, and B. Adoue, Calves
Nominating committee. c. G.. Hup-
fell New York city, chairman; EdWard
A. Faust, st. Louis. mo; Jacob RUPERT
Newark, n. J.: H. A. Poth. philadelphia.
Pa: c. C. Born. Columbus. Ohio; Joseph
Theurer, Chicago. ILL.,: Berthold Fallert,
Brooklyn, n. Y; William Riedlin, ST..
Covington. KY; L. Fabacher' New Ut
leans, La; ]. George Jung, Cincinnati.
Ohio, and August Goebel. jr., Detroit,
Mich.
Excursion Down River.
Fully 900 persons enjoyed the outing on
the steamer St. Johns yesterday AFTER
noon. The excursionists were delegates
and their families.
Capt. Harry Randall managed the trip
in order that the strangers would get
good opportunity to view the chief points
of interest along both sides Of the river.
Many enjoyed their first sail on the Po-
tomac yesterday and expressed them
selves as delighted with the outing.
Albert Garry. president OF the National
CAPITAL Brewing Company. was on hand
to represent the local brewers. He saw
that the visitors got the full enjoyment Of
the trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-09
DR.. MILLER APPOINTED.
Named Head of Bookkeeping Di
vision of the Treasury.

DR.. Charles H. Miller has been an.
pointed by Secretary Macveagh as chief
Of the bookkeeping and warrants division
Of the Treasury. succeeding the late w.
F. MacLennan.
DR.. Miller was assistant chief of thu
division and had been acting chief since
the death OF Mr.. MacLennan. The d.
vision is one Of the most important in the
Treasury.