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a trio, by Misses Nellie and Jessie Bes-
seleiver and Master Percy futile, and a
duet by Miss Harriet Harding and Miss
Lucille Gull. recitation by Miss Selma
Boice concluded the program. A social
hour followed, during which refreshments
were served, and the club adjourned to
meet February 10 at the home of Mr.. f. E.
Stevens, Chevy Chase.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
c. G. Abbott, DR.. and Mrs. Henry Baker,
Mr.. A. w. Barber Mr.. and Mrs. S. 4. Bes-
seleiver, the Misses Bessele.ver, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. b. Brock, Mr. s. A. Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Croissant, Mr.. V. g. Croissant
Mrs. NJ. E. S. DAVIS, Mr.. and Mrs. III. J.
Decker. Dr. and Mrs. w Z. Deifendefer,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r Ide Mr.. II. e. Kirk, Mr.
and Mrs. J. l.. McCreery Miss l.. Merritt
Representative and Mrs. Often. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Perham, Mrs. E. l. Pierce, Mrs.
II. n. Stems, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs Myron L. Story, Miss e. A
Vandoren, DIR. and Mrs Mickey, Miss Often
Miss Fannie Often, Master Christian Often,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. a. Harding, Miss Harding,
Gilbert, Mr.. H. o. Hall, Miss Hall, Mrs. j.
Peacock. Miss Alice Peacock, Mrs Kidd,
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Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Isham, Mrs. Haines
Miss Storms, Mr. Storms. Mr.. and Mrs. f..
Maxon, Miss Selma Boice, Mrs. +. b.
Spaulding, Mrs. Wild. Mrs. Holbrook Mrs.
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VETERANS SUICIDE.
Patrick Linskey Writes Two Notes and
Swallows Fatal Dose.

Patrick Linskey, fifty-two years old, an
inmate of Soldiers Home. committed sui
eide last night in the dornitory at the
home by taking laudanum. He had been
addicted to the use of the drug Coroner
hewitt was told and he had also INDUCED
In liquor. Had 1T not been that he left two
snort notes last night his friends would
nave concluded that he had taken an over
dose of the drug by accident In one note
he asked that his pension and other papers
be buried with him, and the other note
gave the information that he wanted no
ceremony performed over his body.
His comrades were attracted to him This
morning by hearing his groans. and an
empty'bottie bearing laudanum label was
round at his bedside He lived but few
minutes after his condition was discovered
Coroner hewitt gave a certificate of death
from poison, taken with suicidal intent. and
the body vii. be buried in the Soldiers
Home cemetery.
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MEMORY OF "ToMBs ANGEL I"
Honored by Marble Tablet Recalling
Her Noble Work

dispatch from New York says: The
memorial tablet TO Mrs. John A Foster.
who was known as the "Tombs angel" was
placed in the court of special sessions yes
terday morning and placed temporarily in
wooden frame, where 1t will remain until
the municipal art commissioners decide as
to where il shall be put
The tablet is made of marble. The two
small blocks useL are surrounded by a
golden frame. The upper block shows a
bust of Mrs. Foster In bas-relies and the
lower two figures an angel whispering a
message of hope in the ear of a woman.
At the base is the inscription, ON Ter lips
was the law of kindness. Rebecca Sal Jme
Foster. October "a, 1913. February %,
1902
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MIDSHIPMEN GRADUATE.
Standing of the 90 Members of the
Glass of 1904.

special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun
from Annapolis, Md, last night says: The
final standing in order of merit of the
midshipmen of the graduating class of 1904
at the Naval Academy is given below. Six
members of the class attained the distinc-
tion of stars" that is, have gotten an
average of at least 50 per cent for the en-
tire course of four years at the academy
They are: David McDougall LeBreton of
Washington, D. c.; Andrew Calhoun Pic
kens of Alabama, Fred Gallup Coburn of
Minnesota, Waldo Putnam Druly of Con-
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Beyond the City. A.
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Blithedale Romance.
Hawthorne.
Boat Club; or, The
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Longfellow.
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Hilda; or, The False
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House of the Wolf.
Weyman.
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Inez. A Tale of the
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Soldiers Three. Rud-
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Song of Miriam. Ma
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Stepping Heavenward.
PrentisS.
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Crockett.
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Hugh Miller.
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necticut, Carl Albert Richter of Wisconsin
and Robert Bell HilHard of New York
The hrst-honor man of the class is David
McDougai LeBreton. The contest between
him and Midshpmen Pickens and Coburn
for the distinction of leading the class was
extremely close. and the difference in their
final averages is almost insignificant. The
marks of the stars for the four years
course are as follows: LeBreton, 5Ss "a;
Pickens, 5S3.12; Coburn. 5S261; Putnam
554 IL: Richter. $50 IA: Hilliard 555 %
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Merchant of Venice.

1t ha, been said that the REGULAR
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They constitute Il rcliabic clientele,
whosc critical opinion j, valuable and
who decide the fate of many an attrac-
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OF the gauzy frivolitc, of the time. or
who, perchancc, di-approve of them on
principle 20 to see Iiantord with abso-
lutte confidence that what he offers will
have substantial merit as well as the
Qualities which amuse. Mr. Ilanford
never fOrgets that the public demands
diversion at the play house. He sup
plies that by Sc lecting the best material
that play writing has ever produced,
and interpreting it in a modern and
sympathetic spirit, which makes the
humor irresistible. If there Is any
lingering suspicion in the minds of
Youthful students to the effect that
Shakespeare i, uninterestng, Mr. Han
ford's performance may be relied on to
di,pel it, Curtain rises promptly at
SID. performance will not be cut Short
n, company does not leave town until
next day. so children in ars admitted
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-04-14
Summons.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KITTITAS
County, STATE of Washington.
Emilia M. Russell, plaintiff

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF kITTITAS
County, STATE of Washington.
Emilia M. Russell, plaintiff,
VS..
Edward Russell defendant.
The State OF Washington to the said Edward
Russell, defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
sixty day after the date OF the first publication
of this summons wit. within sixty days after
the mn day of April, l1oi and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitled court, and
answer the complaint OF plaintiff, and serve Is
copy Of your answer upon the undcrSg ned at
torncys for plaintiff. at their Office below stated;
and in case Of your failure so to do, judgment
will be rendered against you according to the
demand Of the complaint, which has been filed
with the clerk Of said court
The plaintif has alleged in her complaint that
She is the owner and in the possession Of lot
twelve 02). in block forty HO), OF Murray's
Addition to the city Of Ellcnsburg, kittitaS
county, Washington, in which you claim some
interest adverse to painiifi, which claim is with
out right and constitutes IL cloud upon plaintiffs
title; and she prayS for decree OF the court adj
Judging such claim to be without foundation
and Il cloud upon her title to the premises, and
removing from and clearing her title Of such
cloud and forever barring and enjoining you. the
said defendant. from ever asserting any claim
to or in anywisc interfering with plaIntifi's en-
Joymcnt of the sand premises,
KAUFMAN Il FROST
i. q. Address Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Elensburs, kittitas County Washington. l5-Gt