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The Washington times., 1904-09-11

ments at the Highlands Thursday even
ing
Chow Tszchi. first secretary and
Chang Chuan, second secretary of the
Chinese legation, Will go 70 St. Louis
20 attend the Worlds Fair the last OF
this month
Edward X. Wharton. member Of the
STAFF Of the British embassy. and who
Is as great a golf player as picture
collector, won the silver cup in n golf
contest with Capt. John S. Barnes on
the LenoX links last week
Herbert @ Dering, secretary Of the
British embassy. who has been AT New
port during the livliest part OF the sum
mer. has returned to Lenox for the
horse show. In which both the Ambas-
sador ana MISS Durand will take part
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A@7nON"
wv wonder there inclination the of Wash
residents the Capital
the
closed and
until September into October
expected Geographical
furry hOptabc boards spread in
brought
Mayor
they their councillor Of state and
the representative Of the Italian to the congress- Nine Lobe
and the Misses Lobe aner the New Willard and after
ward took The dinner
which to have been given in their honor this week has been deferred
Baroness
yet and will aferwad the 81 Louis Exposition before returning
to their Chelsea where th to remain for few weeks
quiet
There we're three large receptions
Bell Gilbert Grosvenor and Miss
Bell received the noted guests at Twin Oaks being the most notable
suddenly o
extending
ton the visitors her place taken by Mrs Gosveno and Miss
Commander Robert
NJ.
Mrs Simon Newomb Mrs Willis Moore Henry Gnnett and D. C. Gil
receiving standing
beautiful
all rich in blossoms from the gardens and Of Twin Oaks
All Washington with
hundred members of the society. attended the reception
The reception at the Gardiner hubbard Memorial Geographic Hall was
together hundreds Of notable people while
Probably country
tuning and after single experience at display Mrs Grant Mrs Corbn
OF
life than
a
fon.
Secretary Treasury.
Shaw who arrived Washington the first Of the week after some time
the Capital
family,
Baltimore within
will a
Her sister Miss Shaw viii be one of the attractive she is
OF the braine girls of Washington society
Miss Wilson spend
months Of fall the city and returned here Thursday evening What
with driving and settling her fathers home Vermont Avenue for the
winter will be until
Mrs Roosevelt late in the month
n Thomas
Walsh in
and spent the rest of her time quite pleasantly visiting
England guest resorts
will Washington
". house K Street
prepared occupancy during October
The Chief daughter
Fanne Fuller returned to washington last night and have their
old house
companion housekeeper.
will be absolute quiet regning the house
the sudden death Fuller
qualified to fill dignity
Justice Mcenna have also returned to Washington and oman
of justices will
be late converting
still e temperature Of the re-
Newport Friday introduced
spectacular decorations in the
in enough gold fish swan
another titled entertained and Mrs
William A. READ having with them until
luncheon party his honor
dinner tomorrow
night nd a Tuesday afternoon
quite pleasant at resorts where the Doma+s
remain away from the
Capital time
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Weddings.

Announcement Of the marriage OF
Miss Louise Horstmann, Of this city, q
John Bolt, also OF Washington. and OF
Newport. which took place at Lalaham.
In MiddleseX, England, September Z.
came as bit Of news TO her friends
here. who were surprised with the an
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the Archbishop OF Canterbury and Mrs.
Davidson. who will reach the Capital
September %.
Mrs. John A. Logan. who figured con-
spicuously a. the G. A R. encampment
in Boston. and afterward went West.
has returned TO her country place near
Washington. where she viii spend the
fall
Mrs. WIiian F. Tucker, the only
daughter Of Mrs. Logan. and wife OF
Major Tucker. Of the United States
army. has accompanied her husband 10
the Philippines where he has recently
been ordered She viii have with her
their younger son. George Tucker. but
their elder son, Logan Tucker, viii
remain in Alaska. wnere he is the man
ager Of large company
Colonel and Mrs. Robert I. Fleming.
Miss India Bell Fleming. and Master
Robert V. Fleming have returned from
a two weeks visit 70 Atlantic City.
They have one of the most delightful
places on WOOdley Lane. and have gone
there 10 remain until the first week In
October. when they will return TO their
Massachusetts Avenue residence.
Mrs. Reed. wife Of Lieut. y. Z. Reed
L. S. N. is entertaining her parents,
Col and Mrs. Albert W. Swain. who are
in America for visit. Colonel Swain is
United States consul az Southampton,
England, and after spending some time
in Washington with their daughter.
Colonel and Mrs. Swain will go to their
home in Iowa for a visit.
Mrs Frederick, wife Of Major D. A
Frederick. Assistant AdjuIant General.
L. s. A. has returned with her children
from Ocean City. Nd. 10 the Westmin-
Continued on Page Nine. this SectiOn)
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relatives will follow at the home OF
J. Hite Miller, uncle Of the bride. from
$50 TO 1890.
Mrs. Jerome l. Stout announces the
engagement Of her daughter. Maybe
Elsie, to George A Jones. chief clerk
of the Surgeon Generals Office, War
Department. the wedding TO take place
at her home I'm Germantown, Pa, on
September 20.
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One Of attractive hostesses for Washington
society during approaching Mrs Dudley Raw
Chair Of the naval attache Of the British
bassy who the Capital bride few months
Mrs de Chair Mrs. Sidney waterlow. wife Of the
secretary the embassy is picturesque her at
Effectiveness rather stylish superb
woman and aIl-rouno possessed
qualities which marks her leader for other
young hOstesses.
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Miss Fuller youngest daughter Of the Chief
snrerne Court Fuller. returned
ington yesterday th her father and Will hostess the
fine oId-fashoned home the
Street the War Department.
Miss Fuller was called home from Europe where she
snent most making debut just
her mothers Sorrento She studied
and is an accomplished singer and lngulst.
The Washington times., 1904-09-11
Chit-Chat.

Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant. who re-
manned at the Arlington during the
preparations for the maneuvers at Man
assas, Joined General Grant for the
few last days. and was present at the
general review yesterday. She returns
20 the Arlington today. preparatory to
returning 10 New York.
The Bishop OF Washington and Mrs.
Satterlee Will return to Washington the
last OF the month. In time TO entertain
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Diplomatic

The German ambassador. Baron Won
Sternburg. who came 20 Washington to
attend the congress OF the Geographical
Society. and incidentally the ma
neuvers at Manassas. Will return 70
Ienox today. 10 remain with his family
and the embassy staff until much later
IN the season.
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ence Moores. The estate is the old one
called the Passano plantation. and is
in the heart of the fashionable colony
which hocks there at some time OF sew
cral times during the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wallach will
be neighbors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, as
viii DR.. James Kerr and family. While
the estate is one Of the finest in the
Old Dominion. Mr. Moore has formu-
lated plans for its Improvement which
will make II a veritable show place
for that part OF the country.
have returned TO Earskin Park. their
Lenox estate. for the horse show. There
Is a probability OF their coming t.
not earlier, and when they do It Is said
they will have with them for the inau-
guraI ceremonies some highly distin-
guished foreign guests who wish 10 see
the installation Of an American Chief
Executive
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
were guests Of honor at large dinner
party last evening at "Wyndhurst," the
Lenox estate Of MI and Mrs John
sloane They have been spending a
week with the SlOanes and have been
heartily welcomed by their numerous
friends at Lenox.
Col. Charles H. whipple. OF the pay
department. u. s. A. made a trip West
last week and spent some days with
| friends in St Paul. MINI.
Mrs. Trustun Beale. who has spent
the summer In California, her old home.
/ has left for New York to join her nus
band on a trip to Canada Late they
will come to this city.
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The japanese minister. Mr.. Takahira.
has as a guest Tadayuki Nasa, who is
a japanese scholar, a delegate TO the
international Geographical Congress from
Tokyo. Ak Hioki. first secretary Of
the japanese legation. IS also q scholar
OF note in his own land. and is a dele
gate 70 the international Congress Of
GeograDhers.
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Prince Won Hatzfeldt. OF the German
embassy stan, who sailed for Europe
last week, will take an examination
in diplomacy for the position Of secre-
tary to one OF the German embassies.
The Washington times., 1904-09-11

Senior obaldia, minister from Panama
TO this country, spent some time I'm New
York last week. returning TO his apart
The Washington times., 1904-09-11

News comes of the purchase of large
and fine VirSiHa estate near Warren
ton, that arial ocratic old town, where
the smart set flock and the natives are
still unreconstructed, by the ever hos
pitable and altogether agreeable Clar-
The Washington times., 1904-09-11

Col. Charles H. Whipple. OF the pay
department. U. s. A. made a trip West
last week and spent some days with
friends in St Paul. MINI.
The Washington times., 1904-09-11

A greeting which Mrs. Henry c. Cor
bin is said 10 have given the general
at Manassas when he stood almost
ankle deep in the dust. and saluted her
with military dignity. was: Dust thou
art 70 dust returnest.' was not written
Of the soul, but of Manassas"
The Washington times., 1904-09-11

the Archbishop OF Canterbury and Mrs.
Davidson. who will reach the Capital
September D.
The Washington times., 1904-09-11

Edward Gayer Evans. formerly Of this
city. and Miss Elizabeth Lightbourne
Willis. Of St MichaeTs. Md. were mar
ried last Wednesday by the Rev. Carl S.
Smith. assistant rector OF st. Thomas
Episcopal Church. OF this city. Mr.. and
MS. Evans Will reside in Waco, Tex.
where Mr.. Evans is now engaged I'm
business
The Washington times., 1904-09-11

A Baltimore wedding Of considera BILE
interest in Washington is that Of Miss
Helen Tudor Haskell, daughter OF the
Bishop Of Baltimore and Mrs. william
Psret, 20 the Rev. William Bruce Nc
Pherson. which viii take place at St
Peters Protestant Episcopal Church.
Baltimore. at high noon, October l. Bisn-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-08
eoNlNo A BIRD.
II No Il Properly Observe the Eel

II no Il Properly Observe the Fell
lowing Instructions.
In buying birds for boning select
those which have been fresh killed,
dry picked and not drawn. SINCE. re-
move pinfeathers, head and feet and
cut on wings close to body Lay bird
on . board, breast down.
Begin at neck and with sharp knife
cut through the skin the entire length
Of body. Scrape the flesh from back
bone until end Of one shoulder blade
II found. Scrape desh from shoulder
blade and continue around wing joint.
cutting through tendinous portions
which are encountered; then bone 9TH
or side. Scrape skin from backbone
the entire length Of body. working
across the ribs. Free wishbone and
collar bones. at same time removing
crop and windpipe. Continue down
breastbone. particular care being taken
not to break the skin, a. 1t lies very
near bone, or to cut the delicate men,
branes which inclose entrails. Scrape
flesh from second joints and drum
sticks, laying II back and drawing OF
as a glove may be drawn from the
hand. Withdraw carcass and put flesh
back in its original shape. - Fannie
Merritt Farmers Food and Cookery
For the Sick and Convalescent"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-08

an arrival In the city this morning on
the Clearwater train.
r. Thompson Of the Potlatch country
IL in the city.
c. w. Deeming Of Spokane was an
arrival In the city today.
]. X. Dow. the Spokane architect.
arrived In the city this evening.
Mrs. s. Haaser returned this even
ing from a short visit with friends in
Spokane.
Miss Ethel Knepper Of Moscow is in
the city the guest of Miss Gertrude
Armstrong.
c. r.. Huston made flying business
trip to Kendrick this morning return
ing on the evening train.
Mr.. VIM. Tate Of Greensboro. N. c.,
arrived in the city this evening to visit
with his old friend M. Dundas.
Miss Mollie Grimes who has been
visiting friends in the city returned this
morning to her home in Pullman.
The family Of F. W. Kettenbach has
gone to Lake Waha where they have
established a camp for the summer.
Jack Bringolf. Frank Brown, Louis
Dahl and George Pilkinton left this
afternoon for the Buffalo Hump mining
camp.
Gaylord w. Thompson left today for
| Newsome creek where he will remain a
few weeks looking over his mining in
terests.
w. p. Winans. a walla walla banker
| over his land interests In the Tammany
| section.
| B. F. Hendriclkson and M. J. Deal o.
Forest are in the city today making
!. proof on their homesteads. at the loca
land Office.
Otto Kettenbach left this Afternoon
for Summit where he will look afte
the grain interests of the Kettenbacl
company.
e. M. Gillette, travelling agent of tn
Northern Pacific, was in the city yes
terday from Portland and left this
morning for Moscow.
/ Samuel r. Stearn. the well know
. attorney. who has been in the cit
( several days transacting business i
} the local land Office returned to hi
home in Spokane this morning.
: Dr. w. b. Carolus and Geo. Wilkin
son Of Sterling. ILL.,. who have bee
thoro co,,,o TINA uf in, tho fufor
, ests of the Eureka Mining. Smeltin
. land Power company. ieft this mornin
. for their home.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-08
peasoNAL

Seorse Rummins. an attorney OF
n' u in the city.
IN Dwyer left this morning On =
ess trip to Spokane.
- L Mae steen Of A,otin M. n
today on business.
. ocneurer left this morning Tor
~ days. visit in ariouse.
,, = =. stesn i. in the city from n.
sne upper Snake river.
~. Wing returned III. $500,
snort business trip to spoa.ans'
u. -. J. B. ives. wa. a p.......r :,
"nins train enroute :, 49,. =.
Nv, =. Fave. ,ef, ,h,. ar,.rro,. S. .
tn ' trip to the Clearw.tsr ss =. 5 !
d. en- 1endenhar of spokan. !. !,
Inc aas !sransactins business any , !. n
a. a. :, sAowa,ter of 1.Dx., - :,
~. III. this s,,.- morning and returned
se C N. stearn. ., -
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-08
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Lady Burdett- Coutts has just c-le
brated her ninetieth birthday. She |,
said to look remarkably well for bel
years.
Miss Helen Miller Gould secured tn.
FIRST automobile license issued BY
Mayor Wells Of St. Louis in the new
series for fair visitors.
Sallie ]. 9. White. Kentucky's frs,
colored female lawyer. has just re
ceived her degree from the Central Law
school Of the Colored State university.
Miss Lydia W. Ladd. q recluse and
eccentric resident Of Epping, N. H.
who died recently. left $15OOOO to bs
used for the establishment Of an acad
envy at Epping.
The late Mn. Lippincott - Grace
Greenwood-was q stanch su6ragist
and was an intimate friend Of Susan
b. Anthony. Frances e. Willard and
Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
Mrs. Adaline Hebron Of New Lon
don, Conn.,. has In her possession 4
Gala which u seventy five years old
The plant looks a. healthy ~ ever and
bears blossoms at the present time.
Mr.. Refine DeraS1nsky. who died In
New York tecentN In her one hundred
and elghtb year. was born In Russia
and = sid b havs remembered Napo
leonss fan0us retxsat from Moscow.
Mrs. Fanny J. Crosby. the blind
hymn writss. hAs just found in thu
Psoshgtsslan eAareh at Aetuchen. N
J. IT, esgnn - played city yeara
aen. Wins IN inmate Of the New Yort
Institute For the Blind.
Mother Drexei. who gave up life Of
esse In Philadelphia to uplift the In
dian and the negro. has offered $780,
600 Of her own fortune tor the estab-
lishment Of school and church for the
Indians Of the W'innebago ,Neb.D reser'
yation. The consent Of the Indians
las already been obtained.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-08
new SERVICE
FOR LEWISTON
Northern Pacific Will Soon Put
On q Special Fruit Train
Out of Here


A few years ago the fruit industry
in the Lewiston Charleston Valley
merely supplied the needs of local con-
sumption. Today few persons realize
that the industry has reached an inn
portance that commands the attention
Of the markets Of the far east and even
in foreign lands. Such is a fact, how.
ever. and as each year progresses the
output will double and treble In guam
tity. 1t is estimated that the output in
vineland alone this year will reach
enormous proportions and it is expect
ed that at least 100 cars Of fruit will
have been shipped out before the sea-
son closes. The best evidence OF the
growing Importance Of the industry Is
paying toward handling the shipments.
w. ]. Jordan. local agent Of the North
ing the business that has grown to
such large proportions and recently
took the matter up Of running a special
fruit train on the Northern Pacific be-
tween Lewiston and Spokane to con-
meet with the through freight going
east from that city. He has been sue
cessful in his efforts and yesterday re-
ceived the following order from A.
Beamer. superintendent of the Idaho
division of the Northern Pacific. I'm
order to accommodate fruit shipments
by freight destined to points east II
will be arranged to run an extra out OF
Lewiston daily at a. m. This trair
will connect with No. 81 going east al
Spokane" The service will be inaugu.
rated during next week
! An extra fruit special for the ben.
eft of the shippers Of Lewiston Clark.
ston valley is something that lendI
much importance to the railroad serv'
ice Of this section. This special IL pu
on for the exclusive benefit Of fruit
shippers in this section and will enabl,
them to ship straight carloads to east
ern points by a fast route thus elm
mating much Of the perishable risk
This will give to Lewiston two through
> freights by the Northern Pacific out o
. this city. The regular freight leave
|. here at a. m. but does not reach 'Spo
, kane in time to make connection Wit
1.-THE eastern Freight. ~ s%@yFr
A meeting was called last evening q
> the directors Of the Commercial clu
but quorum was not present A FEY
Of the directors were there and dis
cussed the advisability Of having som
, banners printed advertising the Lew
iston- Charleston valley as fruit grow
ing section and have them tackled on I
every straight car Of fruit leaving thu
. section. The matter will be taken u
at an early date and will probably re
suit in an adoption Of this plan.
From figures gathered concerning tn
fruit and vegetable output in vinelan
for this year It is estimated that full
: from $4,000 to 100000 will be put
circulation among the producers
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-08

That on your vacation you will want
70 keep In touch with your home town
You can do this by having your Teller
f..rwa- ded.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-08
KITCHEN HELPS.

Don't allow ashes to accumulate un-
derneath the fire CRATE. See that they
are taken up every morning.
II you have no nOur box In your
kitchen buy an empty coffee chest,
paint it nicely, put on casters and there
IL your dour bin.
When milk boils over on the stove
or In the oven sprinkle thick layer of
salt on the burning milk. Let 1t re-
main q few minutes, then brush Oh.
A useful kitchen device ID a perforat-
ed strainer that ilts tightly in the e.
cape Of the sink. The strainer II fun
mel shaped and easily allows liquids to
dow into the pipe. but retains all solid
matter.
n To clean q copper kettle all 1t With
very hot water and rub It with sour
milk, or. better still. buttermilk After
ward dry and polish with q leather.
Kettles clsened In this manner once OF
twice q week will always keep bright.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-08

The woman q Goeoo.
TIE woman OF poiss indNlgss = few
sxelamations or supseiAtiveo sAd doeD
hot waste enthusiasm evse irieeA ST.
= gracious. but never Gushing. And
- has acquired the habit of listening
attsot1vely. not awaiting WITH - epa-
eealea saesrness . pauGo - - co..
yeeoation to enable hef - tosA = an
take tie Aooe. TAe Wouan - Dooee
1evee fingers after- hsf 1oodby - 80
haa: nsves, In fact. under any carcum-
Stances talks long while standing. She
ooos net experience the dimculty TOO
many people have Of taking leave
EraeefuI1y. She Gays goodby. gives
JON . bright smile and 10 on to the
pleasure Of duty which awaits her.
Yea do not flnd out al there 10 to know
aasut the woman the first time you
meet he9. You become acquainted
win her BY degrees and grow gradu-
any into her Friendship.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-08

Try Brownelrs nugeats at the candy
kitchen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-11
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