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WULLNER SONG RECITAL.
Artistic interpretations of Classic
Songs at Columbia Theater.

The song recital by DR.. Ludwig WuII-
ner at the Columbia Theater Yesterday
afternoon. as upon the occasion Of his
previous appearance in this city, was a
revelation TO music lovers Of the art of
classic song Interpretation.
DR.. Wullner Is not only a singer of
rare power of expression. but a. skIllful
actor as well. He is able by this COM
bination 10 surround his songs with an
atmosphere effect which greatly enhances
the value of the music, the idea seeming
To be TO create a picture In the mind OF
the scenes and characters as the song
progresses. All Of his songs are in this
manner delineated, the programme con-
sisting of celebrated German classics.
ranging through the dramatic, folk song.
sentimental. and humorous. the majority
Of which have been translated into Eng
lish and are familiar to lovers Of high
class music. Schumann's Two Grena-
diers' is perhaps the most famous. and
yesterday received a splendid rendition
winning enthusiastic demonstrations
from the audience. as. in fact did all Of
his efforts Too much praise cannot be
accorded the accompanying of c. V. Boss.
1t undoubtedly shows great intelligence
and skill The programme in full fol-
lows:
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THE CASINO.


Vaudeville and Motion Pictures,
Alithia. man Of mystery. in an act that
has the audience guessing from start to
finish. heads a fine bill at the Casino Thea
ter this week. Yesterday he answered
questions from the audience and in nearly
every instance did he pronounce the right
answer.
Rutan and his song birds, little Dorothy
and Ellis Armstrong. three and FIVE years
old, respectively. are the most pleasing
features offered. Rutan, who opens this
act. has a very fine voice, and scored in
his presentation of the Rosary and
The Biliiken Man." in which the two
song birds appeared as little BiIlikens.
Mae Belle Shaffer and company present
good musical act, and Miss Shaffer
does some nice dancing The Venetian
Street Singers. in the songs of love and
romance Of old Venice. have good. strong.
clear voices that harmonic.
Mile Peyrani. with her trained dogs
and doves, gives very unique and IN
teresting exhibition.
William Rowe held the attention OF the
audience in a clever clog dancing number
hat was attractively staged.
The Jules Levy family musicians. are
exceptionally good, and all of the pieces
played BY them are pleasing. Their pro-
gramme yesterday varied from III Trova-
tore. The Glow Worm" and by the
Light Of the Silvery Moon" all the way
down TO Put On Your Old Gray Bon
net" Chris Traynor in illustrated songs.
and the Bailey brothers. aerobats. con-
clude the performance.
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STEAMSHIPS.


more sf.soO. ; years Same to Frederick l.
Siddons and Bates Warren, trustees % secure
Samuel Ross, S5,5oa. monthly payments. per
cent per annTm.
PetwoFth-Lot 2, block S. jesse c. suter et TX
10 BdWsnd W Whiteside and Harvey T. Win
fed trustees, to SECURE Home Building Assosia-
ton, see
Square e6s-Lot IS; Mary C. Mead Ct vir to Ed
ward " Whiteside ard Harvey 7. Wiafeld TINS.
tees 10 secure Home Building Association S 0aG
Square s2a-L0t X; Richard 3. Boyle ct al. to the
Washington Loan and Trust Company, trustee
to secure Equitable Cooperative Building Asso-
citation. Ss08
Square 6l5-I.0t rs: jeremiah Cullnans et ux. 70
Frank J. DieudoBne and James Berry, trustees,
to secure Perpetual Building Association. g ooo-
University Park-Iot s. block a; Allen McIAns
Albert to 5. Percy Thompson and Walter +.
Hilton, trustees, to secure Harry Wardman ard
Thomas Bones S4,5oo, years. Fer cent, seEai-
annually
squsrs IDIOTS q and Sc; Marie T. Paul. to Chspsn
Brown and Henry H. Be.gnann, trustees. 10 Sc
cure the Oriental Building Association. s2Oa.
Square Z9iT-Lots 8 and 20; J. S. GrIFer ct TX TO
Watson ]. Newton and John A. Hamilton tris-
tees, 10 secure G. +. Leonard, s so 5 years, 6
Per cent, soIni-annually. same 10 same. to secure
RobsTt ". shopDen. $500. years. per cent.
sesni-annuslly.
Square 2D0~Part Of lot s3; Charles B. Bowles Ct ux
70 Charles z. Waring and William 7. Wiliett,
trustees. 20 secure Fanne H. Corson. 81. 80.
monthly payments. per cent per annum.
Square Se6s-Lots e, 8, and 3; Frank NJ Laneston
ct TX. 70 Horatio n Taplin and Thomas ].
Deavitt. trustees 20 secure Lille T. Taglin,
$780, years, per cent. scmi-snuually. same
TO sane 70 secure same. $50, year. pr cent,
semi annually.
North CT square 5l5-Part Of lot /; Juiins Cohen ct
ux. t. Wharton E. Lester and Michael J. Col
bert. trustees, to seclsre thu National Permanent
Building Association. s. 500
SQUARE s56-Psrt Of LOT s Frank E. Padgett to WILL
lam C. WoFthington and Erskine Gordon. tTus-
tets to secure William A. Gordon, S6,5g,
years, per cert se7niannuaIly
lie Droit Park-Lot 10. block Il: BlandinA D.
Wright ct viz TO Thomas Walker ard jams =.
Bundy, trustees. to secure Marie d. Smith
tguardianl. 81. 800. 5 years, per cent, semi
annually. Same 10 same TO secure Clarence II.
De Yeile. $9S.&. monthly payments pc. cent
per annum.
Moore & BarbcuF's oeocnd Addition-Los 20 block
S. Reuben ". Moore ct % James 3. Green
and Richard K. Tyler. trustees. to secure Her
man + Blau. s. SEQ, years. per cent, semi
annually.
Square li0-NOTth part q lot 81 !. Henry Wurds-
man ct TX. to William C0rcoEan Hill and Harry
G. Birge. trustees. 10 secure John n. Jones'
seed. years per cent, selni-Annually.
Square 27S-Part q lot Ie-G. Helen Metezh %
Henry S. Matthews and George Y. WWthingtoil
trustees. TO secure Ella C. Nix. $500 years.
Isr CENT
Square 757-Lot q; the Roland Apartment House
Company 70 john B. LsFier and John A. Hsmil
ton. trustees. to sselre the WashingfoE Loau
and Trust Company. x2S0 years. ) per cent
seni -annually.
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JUSTICE BARNARD.

Estate q Bushrod 7. Gngsby; order granting
letters testamentary to John r spTingman; bond
Sl00 Attorneys. sheeily & Shelby.
Estate Of Elizabeth A. FFiss; VIII dated Juns 2
800. fled
Estate Il John " Enry; order granting letters
Of administration 10 Emma o. Hudson; bond S 100
Attorney ". G. Prsutiss.
Estate q billiard T. Owen; order granting letters
q administration 10 T. r. ogiiby. j.. bond, 00o.
Attorney. A. A. Hoeling
Estate Of ar lie j. LYNCH order granting letters
tesiamentary 10 Patrick J. and Michael Lynch
bond. S,0o0 Attorney. David Wolf.
Estate Of Forester RieoT1 order granting letters
q administration to Harry J. WEIGH; bond, $3.50
Attorneys. Dclnas C. Su1tler and Harry 5. Wclcl.
Estate u Nella g. Hahne; order granting letters
testamentary to Oliver Metzefott and Washington
loan aud inlst Company; bond 500. Attorneys
Archer d Smith,
Estate Of Susan E. sayer; order Of administration
D. b. n. c, L a. 10 Clarence V. sayer; bond. s. COO
Attorneys Archer Smith
Estate Of Mary r. Way: ouier correcting decree.
In re Margaret DAILY e. al; order appointing
Harry s WEIGH GUARDIAN bond, sea. Attorneys,
Il 5. Neleh and d. e. sutleF
Estate Of Edward: petition fer guardian At
torBey. G. +. Collins.
Estate Of Eida Middleton; order granting letters
testameHiag 10 EzneIine v and Arthur r. n.
Middleton; bond, 500. Attorneys, A. L Il Middle
ton and Crandal MackCy
Estate q Mary :. Pnuger; win dated May g.
1897, and c0dicii dated April 2 1893. hlei.
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THE LYCEUM.


A succession Of tuneful songs. feature
acts. and laughable situations presented
by John Grieves' Fay Foster Company
comprised the entertainment at the New
Lyceum last evening The show was a
musicale farce. ''Who Owns. the Baby
in two acts and seven scenes.
Two patriotic tableaux showing the
surrender of Gen. CORVALLIS to Gen.
Washington. and of Gen. Lee TO Gen.
Grant. were the features OF the evening.
Other strong acts were the Hill Brothers,
IN a dancing specially; Billy Chase, in q
talkfest: Thompson ana Carter. in
Laugh. and the world laughs with
you" HIN and Alderman. and the Seven
Samois, acrobats.
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johnson. housebreaking and larceny consolidated
counts l. 2 s. s. and quashe1; verdict not guilty.
Defendants attorney. Alfred D. Smith.
No. 6s4. United States VS.. George Blackwell.
depreciation on private property; nolle pros.
No. 1903. United States va Vincent Marshal,
grand larceny; plea not guilty.
No. 3sl5. United States IS GeoTss Minor and
Lewis johnson. depreciation on private property;
No ]. plea guilty; No. 2 plea not guilty.
No BsSS United States va Alfred Thornet
housebrsaklng and larceny; plea guilty; sentenced
TO penitentiaTy for year and six months
No. 8s5. United States johanna King same;
same; sentence, three years and six months.
No 8Ssl United States John Colwsll, same;
plea not guilty.
40. 873. United States vs. James Jackson. same;
same
Assignment for to-day:
United States 20 Edward ]. Townsend.
Criminal Court No. z.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. HS4s. United States e. James Creig: house
breaking snd petit Larceny sentenced to peniteHtary
for five years.
In 70 estate Of Henry T. Rehi on trial At
torneys. C. l. Fraley-H- W. sohon and P. A.
Heisken.
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Circuit Court No. 4.
IUSTICE WRIGHT


No. $751; Capes vs. Douglas ct al continued
Attorneys, 5. c. Corr1den and l. A. Bailey-C. h
syme and r. 6. Donaldson.
No 5Z42. Valley Paper Company rs. Joint Com
mttee on Printing; rule discharged and petition dis
missed; appeal noted; bond SEC. Attorneys. +. B.
Rh0des-G. E. Hamilton and J. ". Yerkes
No 5li7e. Reinburg vs. Keller; verdict for plain
tiE for $50 Attorneys. r F. Downing and G. A.
BeTry--DaTT. Peyscr q Taylor.
No 5iSs Baden IS. Lalsbcrgh ct al. JUDGMENT
on verdict Attorneys c. A. Keigwin-H. H. Hol-
lander
No. 5l5os. Mitchell rs Freund; s,lit dismissed.
Attorneys, Y. L. Dodge-Bates Warren and ". H.
Sholes-
Assignments for to-day:
Nc. lsS Hooe vs.. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys Leckie. Fulton & Cox and Moneure-
Perry & Son and Dunlop.
No. 400. Applestein BeT.sinser ct al Attor-
neys. Topper & Gusack and Cuttings Chsmberlin--
NeWmeyeT.
No. 400 Taylor va Washington Terminal Com.
pany. Attorneys, Gies- Hamilton.
No. Us. Lewis Us. Anacostia and Potomac Rail-
way COMPANY. Attorneys. Ambrose Darlington
No. 500. Wheatley rs. District Realty Company
ct al. Attorneys, Chase Chase & Chase-Dickey.
No. S39. Wynkoop vs.. Shoemaker Attorneys
Lambert & Ysatman.
No. al. Sullivan rs. Chesapeake and Southern
Railway Company. Attorneys, Ben. Happier & Mer-
ilat-Darlington.
No. SIS. Brown VS.. Washington Railway and Elec.
trie Company. Attorneys. 0gen-D Darlington
No. AS. American Home Life Insurance Compsny
vs.. Yoder. Attorneys. Davis-Hufty
Circuit COurr No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. 1854. District Of Columbia vs.. Petty et al !,
time extended Attorney. W. II. White
No. 5lsS3 Karick & Aletealf vs. Adams: Juror
withdrawn and leave to plead. Attorneys. MILAN
& Smith,. $. Bright,
No 5is2 Diekey, &c, rs. Union Transfer Gem.
pauy; verdict for plaintiff for $500. Attorneys ]
]. Darlington Afekenney & F1annery.
No 5ls55 Kemp vs.. Title Guaranty and Surety
Company commission ordered TO issue. Attorneys
Charles poe-Phip Walker.
Assignments for to-day:
No "a Heron rs, Capital Traction COmpanv
Attorneys. Jef0ris & Salmon-Perry & Son and
G. T. Dunlop.
No. les. Bean vs. Capital Traction COMPANY.
Attorneys DuTall-Psry & Son and G. T. DUNLOP
No. 23 Bali, administrators, IS. United State
Express Company. Attorneys. Baker sheehy &
Hogan-Birney & Woodland.
No 22 Shaw vs.. jefferson. Attorney Williams
-Newmyez.
No. Z3s Motor Car Company vs.. Osgood. Astor
ncys. BeTTy q MiHor-HaFgoye & Smith.
No. 1914 Ainan Va Washington Railway and
Electric Company ct al Attorneys KeigRin q
Robeson-D Darlington and Perry & Son.
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Lawsuits.

No. 500. J. Thelman Hendrick IS Harry L May.
nardi note. SIS. Attorney. r. G. Donaldson.
No. 52z5s. Charles Haas, administrator vs.. Ara
costa and Potomac River Railroad Company; dam
ages. si5Gea Attorneys. McNeiu & Mcneil.
No. 53i52 George Q. Esher Us. william +. Mich
olson; acccuut. S365. Attorneys. L. simmons and
J. II. Zabel.
No. 5353 Hsiskell & Mcieran vs. Francis A.
Blundon; account, $50. Attorneys, Cuttings &
Chamherliu.
No. 52i5i. Metropolitan Loan and Trust Company
-. Bette &. Crump notes, sen. Attorney, L
4 GieA
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square S45-Lot q; Abraham Iisner ct ux. 4, John
L. Weaver and Clarence Dodge. trustees 10 Sc
cure The Supreme Council Mother Council Of
the Woridl Of the Inspectors General. Knights
Commanders. Of the House a the Temple Of
solomon Of the Thirty-thiFd Degree az the An
Gent and Accepted Scottish Rite Of Free Ma
Sons q ths Southern Jurisdiction OF the United
St@ies II America. 5000. TO y months. ) per
cent, seniannuaily.
bingham Plsce-Lois 9 and p. block 2; William
L. Pollard 10 George F. Collins and James r
Bundy, trustees. to secure John E. Pollard, 500
TO % months. per cent per anHum-
Square 6i5-Lot rs; jeremiah CulIinane ct TX to
Frank j. Dieudonne and James Berry trustees
TO secure Perpetual Building Association. ssno.
Square i162--Lofs ~ TO Us MARY E. Slot ct al
to Oscar Wolf ana Robert 81 Rother trustees
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The Midway.

The management Of the Midway has
retained Chris Traynor 30 sing at the
afternoon and evening rush hours. and
this viii be welcome news to all who
were able TO hear him sing Angel
Eyes" and you Are the Ideal of Ny
Dreams" last week.
Talk about surprises, q good one was
sprung on those who like to test their
skill and endurance with the roulette
wheel. when the management had the
wheel spun to the left instead OF to the
right. 1t even had the best of the every
night riders guessing.
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Frsak J. Eisinger and Walter G. Eisinssr, trading
~ Edanger Bros, Sarah J. Brown and Mar
g8ret Il. Bates; lot a. block Il. Giles Dyer's es-
tate. Ss56. AtIoUne3s A. l. & +. c. Handy.
No. col. John 5 Nilfong and ]. Thomas Eos
sstt trading as Wiifong 4 Fossett. Sarah }.
Brown and Margaret Il. Bates; lot Il. block a.
Giles Dyer's estate. Size. Attorne5s. A. L & T. c.
Handy.
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Equity Suits.

No. @6- Elizabeth ]. HaFsnner TO John ".
HavcnDeT. divorce menss e. thoTO. Attorneys.
". J. LAMBERT and r. II. Yestman.
No 1897 julius Viedt and John T. Varnsli Va
Pauline Niedt and laura G. Yiedi: TO enf0gce con-
tract Il sale. Attorneys. Brandenburg & Braaden-
burg.
No. Il9s Vinesnzo Mecuni Jennie Meocmi ct
al; divorce. Attorneys. ?. II. Brown and ". B.
GUY.
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District Court.

5DollGE 81 Ar FOhiy.
No SCI United States Steamer Jane Moseley
oIdeT extending time 10 ANSWER
Ma s63. United States vs. Steamer River Queen
sane
No. s07, United States Fs. Five Gases liquid Food
known as Hurdle Brand Hollow Gin: order post
p0ning trial
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one Miss Florence Heston made
charming leading lady in her part as
Pert Barlow. daughter OF a grouchy
banker.
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JUSTICE GOULD.
No 1855. United States Claude williams
caTnal knowledge; molten for new trial
No 25oH. United States vs. Harrison Wagner
perjury; bench warrant awarded: defendant com,
mitted.
No. a7is aud &s2 United States "a Carl
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Equity Court No. ?.


Itoittlb hAItNAhII-
No. &5iA United States vs. Hail Ct al order an
pointing d. ". Baker and J. H. Stewart trustees IA
sell bond, s6.e0 Attorneys. ID, ". Baker, i.
BENJAMIN and J. Il. Stewart
No Dbl. Houing IS Becker; decree pro confssso.
Attorneys Lester & Price.
No. S655. Simpson vs.. sterttt; same Attorneys
Wilson & Bsrksdsle-(sittings & Chamberlin
No. 2si53. Tracy vs. Tray: order for aiimony pen
deHts his Attorneys, W. E. Ambzose-E. \. Hone
well.
No. 2l73 Holland vS Holland: same Attorney.
W. h Ambrose
Nc. 300. Barham E&rham; rule returnable
March Is. Attorney ". A Coonbe.
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See the list of branch Offices of the
want ad. department OF The Washington
Herald. top Of first column. want page,
and get your branch firmly fixed in
your memory.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from day 70 day.
Equity Court No. i.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JtSIlIE ANDERSON.
No Zn5o Nay Is. May et al deeres vrsntin,
absolute divorce Attorneys r. II. ThomAs-A c
Wells
No 9lA Basye va Bssye: slimouy &c. ordered
pad. Autorneys. 7. ]. Rysn-Leckie FULTON Cox
No 9l96 Hasenuer vs. Havenner; rule returna be
March Is Attorneys Lambert & Yestnsn
Nc sly. Johnston CLARK: appearance Of IN
Known heirs ouieIsd. Attorneys. W. A. Johnston
and W. II, Dennis.
No Znl5 Bliss IS. Martin; decree pro confesso
Attorney Z. S. DuTall IT.
No 87B Brown Is Brown; diEOrcs granted
Attorneys. ". A. Coombs-P. H. Marshall and
Harry Lerch.
Assignment for to-day:
No. l9. Bel et al. "a Young Ct al AttnTnsys
Losghton-Donaldson. Blair. RalSton a Siddons and
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Der hreuzzug lLeitlerl ...............
Grdppe aus dem Tartarus (schiIlerl 900, Schubert
te--s~1SAS t'sertiiel -.--+.---.+-ss-s..-
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Das Lied i'm Grnen (Reill. by request oenaOelI
Aiunelied Holly Brahms
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ffuhingsnacht tEichendoTfD ............. schumann
Anakreons Grab tGoeihel................0
Das Standchen (EichendOrff) ..........
Der Freund tEdchendgffl. Hugo Wolf
Lied Tom " nde (Aforike). ........,......
Der FeueTeiteT (ioTikej ............-
pfei Manaerer tBusse) Hemana
lin Web lHeinel, BY Chorus Singing
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Heimliche Aufforderung Mackey). H. strauss
Die beden GrenadieTs (Heine) .schumann
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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HOTEL GLADSTONE,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Directly on the beach. Rooms suite. WITH baths.
with hot and cold salt water. sun parloT. Elevator
n street level. Booklet mailed
\ ] COLLINs.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-03-04

Charles W. Mclean of Rockville,
Ont, has fallen heir to 100000 as the
result Of peculiar circumstances attend
ing the birth Of his child and its death
recently Mrs Mclean, formerly Mrs
George A. Sheriff. was daughter Of
the late Senator Fulford. She died and
her child survived her only two hours
Mrs. McLean's estate, according TO the
only $500 but If a child was born It
was 30 inherit one-third of the whole cs-
tate. The estate is now valued at over
$4,000, and the infant therefore was
heir 10 S3,0OO.OOO during its lifetime of
two hours. The father will now inherit
its share under the law
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-03-04

speech at an authors dinner in London
that was much relished by the bookmeu
present, including the publishers. ut
whom 1t was indirectly aimed Just "A
year ago he said. Il was walking on
The principal street Of indianapolis, when
met Il man whose appearance showed
that he was reduced to the very depths
OF poverty, His clothes were ragged, his
face unShayen. his hair long and matted
and his feet uuShod. As | passed him
look of recognition came into his eyes.
Nye, old fellow, don't you know
me- Don't YOU know Abel H. Jones,
who was your clasSmatc Mt college,
What, Jones! Is it really you?
Wei. well, what can | do for you:'
For heavens sake help me | am
starving. Lend me half Il dollar
Il felt in my pockets. They were
empty. had no money myself. But
bright thought flashed through my mind.
'Abel, | can't lend you the half dol
lar; haven't got it, But look here.
III tell you what | viii do; Ill let YOU
publish my next book
Cen lcmen, that was just year ago;
and this month Abel +. Jones sent me
an Invitation TO 90 to Europe with him
iii his steam yacht"
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The Exnress COMPANY Merger.

What is believed to be virtually a
of two Of the largest and wealth
lest express companies in the United
States was revealed yesterday when the
secret got out that the Southern Pacific
Railroad company had sold it, holdings
of stocks in the Wells Fargo Express
company. The name Of the purchaser
could not be ascertaned positively but
in authoritative circles it was said to be
the American Express company. II that
is correct, the purchase means virtually
merger, it was pointed out, because. al
though the Southern Pacific holdings in
the Wells Fargo do not represent stOch
control Of that concern. the remainder
Of the shares outside Of those b"Id by
the Hartman estate, are so widely dis
tributed that the Southern Pacific block
could easily swing the company. The
price paid was said to have been in the
neighborhood Of 500 share. That
would represent n tremendous profit for
the railroad on its original investment,
and it was this. it was said, that prompt
ed the saIe-New York World
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Up-to-Date Women
Discriminating as to Husbands.

What sort Of men do women prefer
II is fair 10 assume that all types Of
men are interesting to some types Of
women, but the question as to what kind
Of A man is the most interesting to the
maiority of women Is one that lacks sta
tistics. And the time may be approach
ing when this lack will have TO be made
good.
As women succeed in making for them
selves independent careers, viii they not
grow less susceptible 10 mans once para
mount and irresistible attraction? We
are told by competent authorities that
women are marrying later and selecting
their life mates with far more discrim-
iuation than in the past. VIII il not
become necessary for the before-men-
TONED statistics TO be compiled in order
that man may study Them and draw
the logical deduction as 20 what he must
do to he saved from the martyrdom Of
bachelOrhood?
For this easy and alluring state be-
comes martyrdem the moment il is faced
as an unavoidable condition. Nobody