"It is therefore ordered and de
creed that no person shall whistle
within the limits of the city of Agana.
"The penalty for a violation of this
order shall be an executive fine not
to exceed five (.$5.00) dollars.
"W. W. Gilmer, Gov. of Guam."
Captain Gilmer has absolute au
thority in making the laws of Guam,
this perhaps being the only United
States possession where one man has
this power.
A travelling company performed In
a tent on a wet and cold evening. The
leading actor took the part of Appius
Claudius, and he got very wet
through a leak in the tent.
On leaving the stage he was ac
costed by an admiring dame intent on
congratulating him.
"Are you Appius Claudius?" she in
quired.
"No, ma'am," the actor replied,
sternly: "I'm as miserable as sin."
Julia B. Cnrran.
The funeral of Julia B., wife of
Dr. P. J. Curran, of 1882 North ave
nue was held yesterday morning pri
vately from her late home, and later
from St. Augustine's church. The
pall bearers were Drs. Robert E.
Keame, Edwin Weldon, William Mc
Loughlin and Daniel P. Griffen, At
torney William Redden, and Frank
Lalley. Burial was in St. Michael's
cemetery.'
COMPENSATION AGREEMENTS.
Compensation agreements filed in
Compensation, Commissioner E. T.
Buckingham's office today were as
follows: Crane Co. to B. Danilewicz,
59 Johnson street, $18 weekly;
Crane Co. to Frank Bober, 4 3 Atlan
tic street, $18 weekly; International
Silver Co., Seaview avenue, to Luka
Fursa, $14.43 weekly; Norwalk Tire
& Rubber Co., to Sam Morris, Nor
walk, $18 weekly; K. O. Hangen,
Stamford, to Elinor Splittdorf, Stam
ford, $1 weekly; Bridgeport Brass
Co. to Edward Whitney, $17.06 week
ly; Crane Co. to Tony Longo, $16.41
weekly.
