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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09
pEGlJLAR MEETING OF TIE boARD
or TRUSTEES.
Nrw IptprA Ia. Aug. 4th, 1902.

New IBERIA. LA., Aug. dth, 1902.
The Board OF Trustees OF the town OF
New iberia met this day in regular session
with Oscar G. Duprc. Mayor pro tenn ~
the chair and the following mcmo',S
present. to-wit: Mcssrs. o. kenoun''' a.
Cousin, .Ir., l.. Guillot, j. Il. Dupny' 40
con, Nassrs John Fisher and n. H.
Murray. c,,,ord
mo minutes Of June end, Bird, oth ana
July Ord wero read and approved on nc.
lion of Mr.. Ronoudet, seconded ny MI
Cousin aud carried.
The feports of the city Judge, Secretary
aud Collector for the months ol June ana
July and the Collectors annual report were
read and ordered spread upon the minutes
on motion of Mr.. Ronoudot seconded ny
Mr.. Gnilloi aud carried and which are aS
follows, towii:
New Iberia, La, July LIST, loo@'
10 the Hon. Mayor and Board Of Trustees ~ we
town Of New IBERIA r1
Gentlemen Below is statement OF 'h'
oicration of the city Cont i"' inc M'"'"
of June. 1902.
Amount Of fine. Imposed and col.
lectcd ... ...t f''' wv
Amount of Gnrs turned over I"
Collector .. ........ ''' ''
limo served ont on streets ~ days
Time served in jail u days.
Respect fully submitted,
RorEET Blows
Judge of III" city Court.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09

You Know What You Are Taking
When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly print
cd on every bottle showing that it is simply
Iron and Quinine in tasteless form. No
Cure, No Pay. Soc.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09
To Cure q Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II it fails
to cure. e. W. Groves signature il on
each box. 25c.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09
Mexican
Mustang
L,inifnent

&c tho bost thing TO for Sprains and Strains 1t pen
orntca Mt once TO where the injury lies drives out IN"
Inflammation and heals the wounded tissues and tendos
Don't bc stingy in using tho lnmont nor fail " rub IL
In ay thoroughly us the soreness will permit.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09
ARTICLE VIII.

No stakeholder shall ever be held liable
or responsible for the contracts, faults or
debts of said corporation in any further
SUN than the balance due by him on sub
scfption of the capital stock, nor shall
any mere informality in organization of
this corporation have the effect of render
ind this charter null or Of exposing n
stakeholder to any further liability than
the unpaid balance due by him on said
stick
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09
COTlE'TOK KETVKT,
Collectors report for month ending
Respectfully submitted,
~ n,,,.,,,. f.Ii.at

Respectfully submitted,
W. l.. DuPUy, Collector.
NEW IBERIA, Ia, Aug. ! 1902.
TO the Hon. the Mayor and Board OF Trus-
tees OF the town OF New Iberia.
Gentlemen Below please find state
ment Of the operation OF the City Court
for the month OF July.
Amount of fines imposed and collected Sl3l 90
Amount turned over 10 Collector. ia 90
Time served out 80 days
Respectfully submitted,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09
ARTICLE TX.

This act of incorporation may DO
changed, modified or altered or said cor
poration may be dissolved, Mt special
meeting of the stockholders convened for
that purpose, after fifteen days prior pub
LEGATION IN New iberia weekly paper
and n written notice Of this meeting shall
have been given through mail, addressed
to each shareholder at his last known
place of residence, with the assent of u
majority of the subscribed stock of said
porporatiOu
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09

Until the election to be held on the
first Monday of June, 1903, the following
named persons shall constitute the first
Board of Directors: Messrs. j. +. Dupuy,
J. Nv. Sanders, Clarence Duperier, Oscar
Dtpre, A. Daigre, II. l.. Smith, T. X.
Merse, julius Scharff and A. G. Wilson,
anil the said Jules +. Dupuy shall be
President, said Dr. Wofford Sanders shall
bel Vice President, said Clarence Duper-
ier shall be Secretary and Henry +. Sn-
besbielIe shall be Treasurer. A majority
of the Directors shall constitute quorum,
bu. all members in the Parish must be
notified.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09
The Best Prescription for Malaria,

ne Best PRESCRIPTION TOT WdIdTId,
Chills and Fever is bottle OF Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron
and quinine in tasteless form. No cure
no pay. Price soc.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09

Net gam lVVs.-@
STATEMENT y. l.. AND W. W. PLANT
MONTHS ENDING MAR. 81, 1902.
Lights and water. ll502.67
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09

/, Anthony N. Muller, District Attorney,
in and for the 10Th Judicial District Court,
having carefully read and examined the
foregoing act of incorporation Of New
Iberia Base Ball Park Assn Ltd, and
finding it to be in accordance with the
laws of this State, and containing nothing
contrary thereto, hereby approve the same
in all its parts.
Witness my hand and seal of Office at
New Iberia, La, this 18th day of July A.
ID. 1902.
ANTHONY NJ MULLER,
Dist. Atty 18th Judicial District.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09
Mexican Mustang Linimcnt

GOOD thing to have on hand when accidents Happen
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09
During

GEe. IIEapErEoE, Sbf riff,
per Frank ] Mestaycr, Deputy Sheriff.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09
For Sprains and Strains

u Ia uecloss 10 npply Eminent TINT romans near
tho surface On tho contrary, they require something
Tint goes down into tho flesh where the trouble Is To-
Gated That IL why
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09

alsA borrow money and mako contracts,
receive grants Of land and personal prop
ort 3, and make and use a corporate seal,
the; snmo TO alter and break Mt pleasure
name, nominate, appoint or elect such
employees M The interest and convenience
Of said cOrpoatlon may requires; make aud
establish such bylaws. rules and regu-
lntions OF the affairs Of the said corporation
ns may be necessary, and the same to
alter and change at pleasure and shall
possess all the rights, powers and priv
lcgcs to which corporations are or may
be by any general law or laws of this
state authorized aud entitled TO pos
soss.
ARTICLE V.
The capital of this corporation is hereby
fixed mt Ten thousand $50, 900 00) Dollars,
represented Ivy one thousand shares of ten
(*10 OOJ each. All stock subscribed for
shall loo payable in cash or property, real
and personal on such terms aud condi-
ditious M the Board of Directors may Mt
any time determine. All transfers Of
stock shall be made on the books Of the
Corporation and shall be signed by the
stakeholder or his Attorney, who must be
authorized in writing. The Corporation
shall 20 IN operation as soon AZ fifty shares
of the stock shall have been subscribed
for and paid in. Aud the Board o; Ri
rcctors shall have right 10 receive sub
scriplion to the balance of said capital
81 ock until all the shares shall have been
taken up. AT all the elections or meet
iuCs of he stockholders each share Of the
stock shall be entitled TO one vote, TO he
voted by the person in whose name the
stock appears on the books Of the Corpo-
ration AT the time of the voting. Attend
nucc Of IL stock holders shall constitute n
quorum.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-08-09
RoBERT BROWN,
Judge OF the City Court,

sEcRErARy's REPORT FOR JULY, 1902.
The Washington times., 1902-12-08
PRINCE HENRY OF PLESS NOT
TO SUCCEED Won H0LLEBEN
'New York Herald" Correspondent Says
Such Talk Is Result Of
Newspaper Fiction.

NEW YORK. Dec. 8.--A special cable
to the New York Herald" dated Ber-
lin, Sunday, says:
The announcement Of an agency from
New York that Prince Henry Of Pless,
who recently visited New York as repre-
sentative Of the Kaiser at the inaugura-
tion OF the chamber Of commerce build
ing. is to succeed DR.. Won Holleben as
German ambassador is a newspaper &c
tion.
In fact. the Kaiser has no intention
OF recalling Dr. Won Houebeu. who does
not express any desire TO retire from his
post.
Prince Henry OF PIess has recently
chosen a diplomatic career and Is stiIl
very young He is now at the disposal Of
the Kaiser. and it IS well known that the
monarch is holding him in reserve for
some good diplomatic post. Prince
Henry OF Pless was the guest OF The
Kaiser at a shooting party at Neudecls.
He is one OF the richest members Of the
family Of German princes"
The Washington times., 1902-12-08
TAKES WIDOW TO EUROPE
AND SPENDS Her CASH
Palmist Posed as Nephew Of J. Coleman
D-aytOn, and Was Punished
for Swindling.

Ell PASO. Texas. Dec. 81. J. Craig
alias J. C. Drayton. has been holding
forth as palmist in this city and in
that capacity has worked upon the cred
ulity Of several rich women TO secure
their money.
From Mrs. ". A. McPatton. an aged
widow from New Yoia,- - borrowed S1O,-
GOO on his I. o. [. He took the widow to
Europe with him and purchased dla-
monds. He pawned these here for So
600.
Upon complaint Of the woman's
friends. who said she had become crazed
~ Craig's seances, the police looked up
the mans record. He finally broke down
and turned over to them the pawn tick
cts and all his jewelry to reimburse the
widow
The officers told him to leave town.
No charges had been preferred against
him. The diamonds are valued at S25.-
600.
Among other things. the police dis
covered that Craig had posed in Europe
and America as J. Coleman Drayton's
nephew and used the name to swindle
Drayton had sent him to prison FOR two
years at Baden and published a letter
in August warning the public against
the swindler.
Craig has been arrested, under vari-
Gus aliases. at Kansas City and san
Francisco. He is also wanted at New
Orleans. He did a heavy business here.
The Washington times., 1902-12-08
NEW YORK NOW FLAGSHIP
ON PACIFIC STATION
Admiral Casey to Raise His Flag on
the Cruiser This Week.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. S.-Admiral
Casey, commander OF the Pacific squad
ron. will hoist his flag on the cruiser
New York this week Thereafter the
cruiser viii be the flagship on this coast
The battleship Wisconsin. just from
Panama, will sail soon for Bremerton
Navy Yard to be outhtted for the Asiatic
station. Capt. George Reiter has been
detached and will go east
Officers brought word that Lieut.. A.
H. Dutton, an Annapolis graduate. who
is now executive officer OF the Colombian
gUnbCat Bogota, fell down the com
paniOnway at Panama and broke several
ribs.
The Washington times., 1902-12-08
IN THE COURTS AND CAPITALS OF THE OLD WORLD
Crown Prince Not Marry
tay-Pnnce Euenbug Recalled FromV Vienna

Il Is no wonder that the crown prince
OF Slam, so recently a visitor in this
country, expressed amazemcnt at the
extraordinary story circulated during
his stay In the United States to the ef-
feet that a matrimonial alliance had
been arranged between himself and one
Of the daughters Of the Emperor OF
Japan. II is astonishing to find great
newspapers. even journals so authorita-
tive and well informed as the New
York sun" giving expression to their
approval OF a marriage Of this kind on
the groune that the crown prince and
the crown princess both belong to the
same religion, namely 20 the Buddhist
faith.
While Il is true that the reigning
family Of Siam IS Buddhist. Meth
er she Emperor ot Japan nor any
nember OF his house has anything
whatsoever 70 DO with Buddhism. which
all affect TO cespise. The religion Of the
Mikado, and indeed OF all the cultured
and well-born classes Of japanese. is
shintoism. and this indeed may be re-
gsrded as the state church OF japan.
Shintoism Is a compound Of ancestor
worship and nature worship. chief
among the deitics being Amaterosu. tho
Goddess Of the sun, the Creator Of Japan.
the AncestTess from whom the present
Emperor OF japan Is descended in an
unbrOken line. a goddess whose shrine
at Ise is the &ecca Of Japan. shinto
means the way Of ,he gods" and the
name was first adopted after the intro
duction Of Buddhism In order to dis
tinguish the national native faith from
what has always been regarded as a
foreign religion. namely Buddhism.
There Is no more analogy between
shiutoism and Buddhism than there Is
between shintoism and Christianity.
and so distinct are these two Oriental
faiths from one another that one could
more readily imagine a japanese
princess marrying a Christian prince,
or q Christian princess marrying the
crown prince Of Slam than that the lat
The Washington times., 1902-12-08
CHURCH RECEPTION.

A reception viii be held tonight be-
ginning at o'clock at the home Of
Isaac Hit. 1894 Columbia Road. in honor
Of the Rev. Joseph Dawson and Mrs.
Dawson. The reception is under the au-
spices Of the trustees and Ladies' Guild
Of the Methodist Episcopal Society OF
Mount Pleasant. Mr. Hit being presi-
dent OF the board Of trustees. The So
ciety was organized about two months
ago out OF the Methodist families OF
was appointed pastor In charge Of the
cOngre cation.
The Washington times., 1902-12-08
WASHINGTON PEOPLE
AT NEW YORK HOTELS

Grand. 2. White.
AshIaud-W b. ACker, W Palmer
Cadiliac-H. B. Merrick. A. H. Howe
EarlingtOn-J K Redingtcn.
HOHman-D H. Hess.
Herald Square,. O. Won Nerth. A NJ Nil
burn W b. Hsggatt.
lmpcrial-R r. Henry. j. W Gracme.
New Amsterdam-G. Shine.
Rossmore-J. ". Collins, Mr. and Mrs. c. B.
Raymond.
Sinclair-Nrs. Z. NJ Richardson. A. Il. G..
Richardson.
ST. Denis-J. }. Feely, p. REYNOLDS.
Wa'doTf-Mrs. ". Edwards. Col C. r. Ed
wards J. NJ. A. Watson. NJ b. Provost, Mrs
c. ". Fairbanks, Wayne Macyeagh
The Washington times., 1902-12-08
DROOP'S SPECIAL
The Following Music Com
plete in One Volume.
OlBp DViCo AfNnO*c

''ln the Good Old summer Time"
"Nou We're Never Introduced 20 Nc"
"Ain't Dat a ShameH
'Bul Bailey. Won't You Please Come Homeg'
Good bye, Dolly Cray"
Nancy Brown"
Little Black Me-
I Mandy Lee"
I blooming Lize"
''Way Down in Old Indiana"
Il Don't Care II It's saturday Night or sunday
Afternoon"
simple Little Sister Mary Green
when Dir. Shakespeare Comes TO Town"
''The Blue and the Gray"
Lam. Lam, Lam"
GIVE Ne Back My Lie"
I Melancholy Nose"
Those Things Cannot BE Explained"
I "Fade AWay-lm MaItin TO- Nah Man"
Mamie
"Nhere the Mississippi Flows"
annie Moore
"Just Because It's You"
'Just Because She Made Dem Go0-G0o Eyes"
"A Little Boy in Blue"
STORY Of the Rose"
'In the Golden Fields Of Grain
Military Maid"
. 'Sabiua.'
Il Can't Tell Why Love You. But Do"
Come Out, Dinnah. on the Green"
/ ''Mr Volunteer"
/ "Please Mr.. Conductor"
Taking a Trip Up the Hudson on q Moonlight
Night
E. F. DrOOp s Sons. 925 Pa. Ave.
le--.F
The Washington times., 1902-12-08

Stories which have been current in
Europe TO the effect that Prince Eulen-
burg had been recalled from the post OF
German ambassador at Vienna in defer
ence to a request from the court OF
Austria. where he is alleged to have
caused offense by indiscreet encourage
ment given TO the pan -Germanist po-
iitical party. in Austria, receive a Ger
tain amount OF corrohoration by the
fact that although the Urince has been
lunching and dining with the Emperor
at Potsdam apparently in the best Of
health, he has failed on the pretext OF
illness. 10 present In person his letters
OF recall to the Austrian monarch.
When tho fact is taken into consider
alton that VI. Jules Cambon crossed the
Atlantic twice at the stormiest period
OF the year for the sole purpose OF pre-
senting his letters of recall to Presi-
dent Roosevelt, that Ambassador Tower
Travelled from Berlin to the southern
most point Of Russia to present his let
ters OF recall 10 the Car. and that Am
bassador Mccormick Is visiting Vienna
for the same purpose before proceeding
to his new post at St. Petersburg. II
Will readily be seen why much import
an0 is attached in court and official
circles. and In the diplomatic world. to
the fulfllment Of this act OF courtesy,
and that In view Of the few hours OF
distance which separate Berlin from the
austrian capital. the neglect Of Prince
Eulenburg 20 visit Emperor Francis
Joseph indicates that the latter IS prob
ably unwilling to receive him Indeed
this is about the only construction that
can be placed upon his rot going to
Vienna. where he long since ceased 10 be
popular.
hARQUTSE DE FONTENOY.
The Washington times., 1902-12-08

ter, Buddhist. should wed a daughter
Of the shintoist Emperor OF Japan
The reignlng house Of Slari Is. indeed
at the present moment, since the over
throw Of King Thebaw Of Burma and
the annexation Of his domains by Great
Britain, the only one that processes the
Buddhist religion. and st Is in conse-
quence thereof that the English govern
ment is about to turn over TO the King
Of Siam the recently discovered relic OF
Buddha. a small fake Of bone. which is
an absolute authentic portion Of Budd-
has remains.
II was found in Madras in the center
Of a great granite ball. nine or ten feet
in circumference with traces Of heavy
gliding. and with an Inscription In Aso-
kan characters. The massive stone fell
apart on being unearthed. revealing in
its center a pure white crystal box con-
tanning the relic.
The Buddhists IN India are up in arms
against the i5ea Of this relic leaving the
country and being handed 10 the King OF
Siam, and the problem Of solving the
difficulty in accordance with the wishes
and preiud'cGs u The many millions Di
Buddhists ir in5Ia. while giving due
regard 10 the engagements Of the En-
glish government to the King OF Siam
In the matter, Is among the many ardu-
Gus tasks with which Lord Curzon is
confronted.
The Washington times., 1902-12-08
| ShlntOiSm-AmneStieS in

poleon III issued In favor OF all po-
litical offenders AZ the close Of his VIC
torious campaign In Italy in 1853. the
one which the French Republic. on the
recommendation OF Gambetta. issued in
January, 1879. in favor OF the 2.245 men
and women sentenced tC various forms
Of penal servitude for their participa-
tion in the commune insurrectlon Of
1871. the one granted by Emperor Fran
els Joseph In favor OF the leaders of
the Hungarian rebellion Of 1S49. and
the amnesties granted in 1865 and apnIn
In 1871 by the United States TO all those
concerned in the Confederate struggle
against the Union.
These amnesties have in each in
stance produced such excellent results
that Il Is difficult to understand Why
the rulers OF monarchies and OF repub-
lies do not more often utilize IN this
fashion their most precious prerogatiye,
namely. that OF clemency.
or course. the Italian Kings grant
OF an amnesty on the occasion OF the
birth OF his little daughter has the ef-
feet OF starting her out in life with
the good viii and blessings OF all those
who have BEEN benefited by the royal
act Of grace. and they are not likely 10
forget her name. Mafalda. by which she
is known, her other names being Ro-
mana, Marie, Elizabetta. and Anne.
The King also celebrated her birth
by making a gift OF 100 900 frsrcs to the
Founding Asylum at Rome. and SINH
lar sum TO the great public hospital
IN the Eternal city
The Washington times., 1902-12-08

ceptances TO the invitations 10 the ball
which she sent 70 the German ambassa-
dor. Dr.. Won HolIeben. and his secre-
taries and 20 the Austrian ambassador
and his vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Ypu Hcngel-
mueller. Mrs. Reilly Will give a din
ner In their honor on ;he night Of the
ball. February 2. aad has reserved for
herself and her guests proscenium box
No l.
The Washington times., 1902-12-08

On the occasion Of the recent labor
troubles at Geneva certain regiments
OF the militia were called 20 arms with
the object Of putting a stop 10 the acts
of violence Of the strikers. A number
OF the milltiamen. forming part OF la
Dor unions, declined 10 respond TO the
call OF duty issued by the federal gov
ernment on the ground that under no
circumstances would they bear arms or
take part in any operations against la
boring nen engaged in striking. On
The Washington times., 1902-12-08

this account they we're arrested. tried by
a public court-martiaI OF officers of the
federal army at Geneva on charges Of
desertion' and we're sentenced by this
military tribunal to terms ranging from
three to six months Imprisonment. In
Switzerland, as in France. service IN the
national militia is obligatory on every
citizen.
The Washington times., 1902-12-08


ter, and on Saturday evening gave a
small dinner I'm honor Of the Countess
Moltke de Huitfeldt.
Mrs. Charles Bowen HOwry. OF I72S n
Street. will receive this afternoon.
Mrs. Fairbanks, who is visiting Mrs.
II. p. Simpson, Of Sewall Avenue, Brook
line. Boston. will be given a reception
by her hostess this evening.
Or. and Mrs. John W. Bayne have is
sued cards for a tea Tuesday. Decem>
Der 16. from to 7. when they will pre-
sent their third daughter Miss Gertrude
Ashby Bayne, 10 society.
Mrs. NJ. A. Douglass. with her son and
daughter, William and Alice, has re-
turned from Richmond. Vt. where they
have lived for the past three years. and
are staying with relatives in Third
Street northeast
Mrs Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres. OF Lex
ington, Ky. is passing the winter IN
Washington at 23O5 Washington Circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Binger Hermann have
issued invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter, Maybene. TO Howard
Prescott Galley. on Wednesday. Deem
Der Il. at o'clock at the Church Of the
Ascension.
The friends OF Governor and Mrs.
Stone, OF Pennsylvania, have received
invitations to a reception which viii be
given at the executive mansion in Har-
risburg. Thursday, December IS, to in
troduce their second daughter. Miss Jane
stone.
Mrs. Barry Bulkley and her daughter.
Louise, have gone TO Louisville, where
they will visit Mrs. Bulkley's mother.
Mrs. Anne T. Wheat.
Mrs. John H. Roche is visiting
Nine. sidlzy Bey, wife Of the sec
retary OF the Turkish legation, in New
York city.
Miss Myrtle Solomon. OF D.rver. Col.
will pass the winter with her sister.
Mrs. V. E. Adler. 1905 Tenth Street
northwest.
The Unity Literary Club met Wednes-
day evening in the sun room OF the Hotel
Stratford. The president. Judge H. b.
Moulton. presided. DR.. Henry Baker
read an interesting essay, entitled Some
Personal Observations Up the Nile. d"
carrying his audience. in imagination,
up the river from Alexandria TO the head
Of navigation. stopping en- route .,
Cairo. the Pyramids, the Sphinx. Mem
phis. the Tombs Of Apis. Thebes. Luxor.
and Carnac. Miss NJ C. Bennett supple
mented the essay with an instructive
talk upon her observations and expert
ences on a similar visit to Egypt.
A Delsarte pantomime was gracefully
given by Miss DIffy. illustrating San
I dalphOn. which Mrs. Duffy read. Miss
/ Duffy also recited The Stile" s. X. Hall
recited Edwin Arnold's poem, "He and
She" contraito solo, Non C Yer. Pc
was sung by Mrs. R. L. Townshend N.
/ Z. Kahn reclted my Brethren. Let Us
Pray. and. by request. That Old Sweet
heart OF Nine" A recitation, THE Five
The Washington times., 1902-12-08
Miss R00Se0eH 10 Asstst at Reception at
Sher7yS IN Ne70 York III Honor Of
Miss Christine ROoSe7eH---Na1aI AcaG
emy Society,"

the New York surgeon, is very iI at his
villa on Marine Avenue. Mr. Mckay is
the millionaire inventor OF machines for
the sewing OF shoes, and from his royalty
on patents he derives a large fortune an
nuaily.
The Washington times., 1902-12-08

Princess di Poggia suasa. who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +.
Walsh, left town Friday night. and viii
sail for Europe early IN January. Her
sister, Marquise de Talleyrand- -Perigord.
will remain in America for the winter,
dividing her time between New York and
Chatsvorth
The Washington times., 1902-12-08
Notes.

Justice Holmes reached Washington
from Boston this morning and will stay
at the New Willard until the house he
has leased in lafayette Place IS ready
for occupancy. Mrs. Holmes will Join
her husband later on.