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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
WOMEN INJURED IN
MAD RUSH FOR SAFETY
Fire in Also Street House Damages
Property and lmperils

Loss of property and several injuries
TO residents were occasioned by a fire
of incendiary origin in the back room
of a house at 1888 Also street early
yesterday morning.
The inmates had retired late at night
after all lights had been put out and
the house was thought to be secure.
a few hours later the entire building
was in flames and the occupants We're
compelled TO flee for their lives, many
jumping from windows and bursting
through doors in their way to safety.
Several of the women sustained
slight injuries, while the landlady,
Pearl Slater, was so'injured that it was
necessary to carry her to a nearby
restaurant and revive her.
She said The fire was of incendiary
origin, but refused to say whom she
suspected of the crime.
Mrs. Richard Fernandez, an invalid
living in an adjoining rooming house,
suffered a severe relapse in her illness
because of the excitement from the fire.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
Bad COMPANY. He Saws

John Trainer, 16-year-old cripple,
hobbled into the court room yesterday
to plead guilty to the charge of bur-
glary in the first degree, and a murmur
of sympathy pervaded the court room.
December last he burglarized the
store of c. L. Vickers.
"I'll plead guilty and end it all, 3"
dolefully said the unfortunate boy.
According to the boys statement he
has been suffering from rheumatism
for fifteen years.
What have you to say for yourself?"
said Judge Smith.
The boy hobbled to position directly
before Judge Smiths bench and
clutching at the great oak table as a
means of support, he said:
II don't know what led me into it,
but it must have been bad company"
Judge Smith sent him to the reform
school at Whittier.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
DRUNKENNESS NO EXCUSE
James Myers Unable to Move Judge
Smith

'I don't remember anything about It.,
as / was crazy drunk" walled James
Myers yesterday in Judge Smiths court
when he was called upon to plead to
the charge of burglary in the second
degree.
From the statement made by the dis
trict attorney it appears that Myers
entered the room of a man named Her
bert Wolf on December "a last.
lie pleaded guilty to the charge and
asked to be allowed to make a state
ment.
lie mournfully told the old story,
This is my first offense."
The court decided that one year at
Folsom would sufficiently sober him up
for his trade.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
COMPEL M0R0SCO
TO FULFILL CONTRACTS
5eIaseo Management Seeks to Enjoin
Burbank Theater From Vio-
Iatina Agreements

The legal war between the manage
ments Of the Belasco and Burbank
theaters was resumed yesterday, when
Attorney Frank c. Finlayson, repre-
senting Belasco g. Mayer the owners
of the Belasco theater, filed an action
in the superior court to enjoin oliver
Morosco from violating certain con
tracts in connection with the produce
tion Of scheduled theatrlcals.
The action commenced yesterday by
the Belasco people is somewhat i'm
the nature of double header" as the
violation of two distinct contracts is
involved in the proceedings.
According to the complaint, it ap-
pears that in April last Morosco signed
two contracts, one with Frederick
Belasco and the other with the firm of
Belasco e. Mayer, and the proceedings
commenced yesterday in the superior
court are based on the violation of
these contracts.
In the contract entered into between
Morosco and Frederick Belasco, the
first named agreed to play at the Bur-
bank theater, during a period of three
weeks, commencing on Sunday. jan
uary %, 1906, a certain company of
players, to be furnished by Frederick
Belasco, and known as the Florence
Roberts company"
In the contract signed with Belasco
& Mayer Morosco agreed to play the
company known as white Whittlesey
and company" for a period of two
weeks, commencing on February IL,
1905.
The contracts contain ironclad pro-
visions TO the effect that during the
engagements mentioned therein no
other performance or rehearsal of any
other company shall be permitted.
The Belasco people complain and say
that on December 30 last Morosco, in
a written communication to them, pro-
fesses to cancel the contracts, and the
action is brought for the purpose of
enforcing the negative provisions con-
tanned in the contracts, which strictly
prohibit any other performance at the
Burbank theater during the time COW
cred by the contracts.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07

pointed in southern California to col
lect statistics Of production Of all min
eral substances produced in 1904 He
will commence his work this week In
Los Angeles.
The state mineralogist has issued a
circular letter to producers who are
not furnished with the statistical
blanks, and whose properties have not
been visited by a field assistant, re-
questing them to communicate with
him at the state mining bureau, San
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07

Bend, Ind; D. S. Jacobs, San Francisco;
d. w Carmichael Sacramento: T. NJ. Gal
vim, w. II. Emerson, San Francisco; C. H.
Wolf Chicago Charles H. waiyh LGW ana ana wfe wife
san Francisco; L. o. jenkins, Oroville; j.
p. Mason, A. Jensen, A. S. Partinkotf san
Robinson, St. Louis; q. F.. Hobert, san
Jacinto; F. II. Prior, Hartford, Conn G.
o. Torrell, Los Angeles; Francisco Plco' san
Jacinto: Henry Coon, Riverside; g. w. Bur
Copley and wife, Joliet. III; William Cop
ley, Riverside; j. w. Gould. Pittsburg'
NADEAU-L. e. Price, A. Cleal, V. E. Win
chell, X. D. Winro, San Francisco; James
Dell, L. E. Campbell and family, Chicago; g.
English, James Goldthorpe. San Diego; Geo
Wilcox, Buena Park; VIM. Block, Sacramento
H. S. Allen, Avalon w. II. Rourke winnipeg
Charles Mansfield and wife, st. Louis, Mo ;
Charles f. Black, Berkeley; p S. Roberts,
Washington, d. c.; Walter j. Horgan, Beau
mont Fred S. Bynon, Hollywood; t. NJ Camp
bell, San Luis obispo j. ~ Hasins, River,
side; j. II. Potter Oakland; V. V. Tubbs and
wife, St Paul, Mimi; G. Whitten, New York;
A. 4. Blackburn, Vancouver, b. c.; W. A.
Ramine, Dawson.
NATIcK-E. s. Criesfeld, Newhall; R; j.
Moffott, Willow springs. Jas. r. Raddlck
Banning; W r sShrefIer nlgr,t and WIFE wife W Ei
laurel Ia Miss; j, vlocka, j. E. Ivory. Tue
Arz sSopro M shOpfo Ne% York
City; p McGovern, san Jose; e. NJ; Wright
Rialto; NJ. p. Shell, San Diego; E. Doane
Riverside; Dr. Jackson and wife, Toronto
Can; H. NJ Steidley, Lincoln. Neb,; b r.
Page, Redands; A.. II. Leedom, Cotton
Eva Merr!man, Wichita, Kan Miss Kitty
Diego j. A. Yates. Santa Anna; w. o.
Horn, Santa Paula N. S; Rice ana wite
Pomona; j. H. Rice and family, Polo, ILL.,;
A. S. Goldberg and WIFE Newhall; Ira S
Hall Santa Paula; Otto Behrend and Wife
Auburn Ia: Ewood Craig and Wife Ft
Wayne Ind JOS Moffatt, Rialto; e. Hill
ton Lamont, la; WIN Hastings, Elmer
seIgeman, Ariz. S. w. Williams New York
city; August Kittman, Wallace Belden
Long Beach; ]. B. Catlin, NJ j. James Mo-
jave; w. NJ Richardson, Victorville; r. L.
almage San Bernardino; Chas Hi, Jas
Firth Madison, Ind; J; T. Miller and and Wife ,h;a
Knob, Okla: c. II. Bowen, ORANGE r
Bechter, Yuma; j. p. Freiley, Fu'.-rton; NJ
Lewis and wife, San Francisco; Mary cram
Oxnard: VIM ~ Gates and wife. Piru r.
w Chain, Pomona; A. NJ. Steele, Patterville'
Wis.
RoSsLYN-T. d. Peterson. San Diego; Mrs.
Mamie w. Buck. Lansing, Mich. w. H. Eph-
rain, Chicago; w. NJ. Martin and wife, san
Francisco; w. II. Simmons and wife, New
York; r. j. McCarron. San Pedro; j. j. Gan
non, San Francisco; JOS +. Kelly annie
o. Brien, Jos Murphy company; X. II. Pmi-
lips Mortified Mimi: j. NJ. Dascombe' Chl-
crgo: Mrs NJ c. Finlay, Colorado Springs
Colo; c. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ida M, Cole
San francisco; c. H. Albers, L. Lipmann ST.
Louis r. D. Williams, San Jose p. b. Haw-
thcrne, Chicago; o. n. Nelson ana WIFE, san
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS

IAsON--"The I3illlonaire."
BlsLASCO-"Thc Man From Mexico"
BURDANK--"OId jed Prouty."
ORP1IEUM--Vaudevill
GRAND--"Sis Hopkins"
CASINO--Vaudevllle
BROADWAY--Vaud
CHUTES-COncert and Zoo.
ASCOT-Races.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
GROCER is BEATEN AND
ROBBED IN HIS STORE
Walter Speicher Loses Money and
Watch-SevereIy Injured by
Brutal Attack

Walter Spelcher, a grocer, was held
up and robbed in his store, 236 East
Second street, Thursday evening.
Two strangers entered the store ana
asked Spelche for shoe polish. Turn
ing from the shelf the grocer looked
into the muzzle of a revolver. The
robbers took him to the rear of the
store, where they took from him SIS
and gold watch. One of the thieves
tLen struck the grocer on the head
with a vinegar bottle, causing a severe
wound. The robbers made their
escape.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
AROUND THE TOWN

The Herald viii pay $40 in cash to any one
furnishing evidence that viii lead to the arrest
and conviction Of any person caught stealing
copies Of The Herald from tho promises Of
our gatrons.
THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
No Warning of Storm

Under such conditions rain will be-
gin falling without warning along the
coast The forecast official, from the
very nature of things, cannot give a
safe prediction in advance in the face
of these conditions.
Hatfield has suddenly become taci-
turn and will not prophesy future
weather, leaving a free field to the
forecast officials of the government.
Nevertheless another powerful and
popular prophet has been called into
consultation with the tree frog, the
ground hog and the goose bone. This
fourth member of the weather confer
ence is the mares tail A tall Ten
nesseean, advanced in years beyond the
three-score mark, having descended to
the valley again from the summit of
Mt. Lowe, threw some new light on
the weather controversy. Looking up
ward he said: It'll rain soon. The
mares tail has the right sweep, and
there's a mule in the lane" and he
pointed to long white streaks Of cloud
mist which resembled silvery ribbon.
That's a sure sign he added. ANY
old soldier will tell you so. That dark
spot to the north of the mares tail is
the mule in the lane. It's time for the
rats in the barn to pull straw into the
openings of their nests!"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibit Of
California products at the Chamber Of Com
merce building on Broadway, between First
and Second streets, where free information
viii be given on all subjects pertaining to
this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
CITY HALL NOTES
Farewell Dinner

Farewell Dinner
Harry L. Hopkins, the retiring park
secretary, gave luncheon yesterday
to several of his former associates in
official life and the city hall reporters.
Mr.. Hopkins and Foster c. Wright,
formerly secretary to the mayor, will
engage in the real estate and insurance
business.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07

TO SUBSCR1BERS-If any subscriber who
may fail to receive The Herald on any MORN
ing delivery Will notify the business office by
telephone he will receive copy of The Herald
tor that day by special messenger
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Geo. w. Grove, Mexico Chas. S. Clary, Seat
tie; r. j. Altschul and wife, Lima, o.; A.
Ildger Sweden; h c. Allen, San Diego; Mrs.
Whey, New York; p. Newmaker w. c. Har-
rington, san Francisco; W. b. liver, Arthur
Hobart, New YORK; Gen. Ludengion, u s. A. !;
Mrs. Ludengion; w. ii. Ferry san Francisco
/. s. Plant, C. f. Kretchmer, Geo. Fellows,
Charles Hansel, New York; Mrs. II. Worms
and son, Patterson, N. j.; bliss M. Margarum,
Sussex, N. j.; Mrs R. d. Well, Mr.. ana
Mrs. tl. Adams. New York.
VAN NUYs-J. Fletcher walmsley, City of
Mexico; E. j. Cohen ana wife, Oakdale; Shell
don Landon, New York; Chris c. Brown,
Austin; John d. Mullen, New York; w. N.
relly Milton H. Cook Chester Williams and
wife, Leo T.. Alexander, San Francisco; Mr..
and Mis-. c Clemens, Vancouver; Mr.. Peacock
and wife, San Francisco.
VAN NUYS BROADWAY-Charles II. Gift
f. Emery and wife, j. osulivan San Fran
cisco; II. +. Attrdge, Mrs. l.. Trepanier
W. L. Beckley, Chicago; J. w. Youns
Lezinsky, New York; J. l.. Graf and wife,
San Francisco; G. w, Phelps A. NJ. Gard
ner, F. II. Stocker, San francisco; r. e.
NJ. Rosenstein, Boston; j. o. Enell, Lords
burg; e. w. Preston, Chicago r. A. Bern
stein, Portland; 7. W. Griffin. San Fran
burg, Ky; Mrs. Scott Hudson, Lexington,
KY; D. II. jackson, William Skyrme, San
Francisco; e. b. Reed, Milwaukee; Stanley
cisco; T. R. Lombard, San Diego; S. w
Hermann Portland; R. W. Lem0n NOR i, and and
Mrs. G. M. Kinney, Miss Kinney, Clare
mont; Harold Haver, S. c. Haver. Jr., Red
lands; b, Livingston. San Francisco; Mrs
john E. Burke, Genoa Neb,; Ernest Elsner
Mrs. Everett, Louis Barnes, Chicago
WEsTMINSTER-G. f. Beekman. Mrs
Beekman, Miss Phyllis Beekman, Felix Taus-
sig, Mrs Taussig, Boston; A. G. Stearns.
Highland: c. ]. Curtis, Mrs. Lacy l.. Little.
Lacy L. Little, Redlands; j. c. Bcgerson, New
York city; NJ. A. Luce, San Diego; Mrs; L.
w. Webster, Philadelphia; j. Johnson Sioux
city; b. Blair, Chicago; w. w. Patterson,
II. b. Patterson. Pittsburg; Mrs. ]. L. Doul-
ton Mrs. VIM. l.. Schaifer, Santa Barbara;
Il. S. Ford, Pittsburg; l. A. Hagg. San
Francisco; r. p, Wilson, Philadelphia; H. C.
Downs, Buena Park.
HOLLENBECK-Ralph A. Low, Idyll-
wild; Grace Barneberg, San Luis Obtspo:
James b. Dennis, San Diego; II. B. CUTLERY
Coalinga; l.. a. Bonsack and wife, Los An
geles; IL. l.. Wineman. Ocean Park; j. a.
Bonbacker, Wichita, Kas Louise simon,
Chicago; II. o, Raymond, Williams A, l.;
wife, Buffalo; Charles Kaffenberg, New
York; II. H. Vincent, Santa Barbara c. n
Goldman, Mrs, Goldman, Elizabethtown, n
j.; Miss N Lewis N. Lewis, Seattle; w. L;
Leland San Francisco; j. W. Arbuthnot and
wife. Rossie Arbuthnot, W J. Arbuthnot,
D. S. Ames. s. scatena. San Francisco; W.
A. Barbot st. Louis; G, w. Burson, FIJI
more: E. E. Neeley Ventura; f. =. Mickey
D. II, Thomas, Santa Ana d; a. McMill9n'
Orange; j. B. Merwin, Pasadena; f. W.
Armstrong, Redlands; Henry Adams. Dodge
Vile; Theo. Rothschild +. A. Bennett, san
Francisco; j. d. House. Chicago; 5. IL
Louis; Mrs. W. S. Lyon, Mrs. ii. c. Reed,
John Ruddy Chicago; George
j. Milbur New Yorki II. 5: Minger. SCUM
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
To Be SAFE HE
PREDICTS RAIN
STORM AT SEA SCENTED BY
F0RECASTER FRANKLIN
Lanky Tennesseean Adds Mares Tail
to Weather conferenee-says
Downpour viii
Come

Somewhere out at sea, according to
the belief of Local Forecaster Franklin,
Jupiter Pluvius and Neptune are en-
joying the revels of a Storm The un-
settled and uncertain atmospheric con-
ditions of yesterday supported this
opinion and Mr.. Franklin excepted to
the ruling of the San Francisco Of
ficial, who presages fair weather for
southern California today.
Mr.. Franklin says there Is probably
disturbance at sea about which no
reports are obtainable, and he there
fore predicts rain as a possibility to-
day. He suggests that the weather
service could be greatly improved if
the government would establish obser-
walton ships along the coast, having
them move from 300 to 500 miles out
from land.
The morning reports showed a high
area, with clear, cold weather to the
north, the wave moving slowly east
ward. In the southwest the pressure
was low and falling, being accompanied
by northerly winds. Cloudy weather
was generally reported along the en-
tire Pacific slope. In the southern por-
tion the weather was unsettled. There
were no direct indications of rain, but
there were signs of a disturbance at
sea south of Point Conception, which,
during the prevalence of these slow
moving areas of high pressure in the
mountain and plateau regions have
been found to develop storms of con-
siderable proportions.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07

The Angelus Hotel Grill
The select dining place OF the city. Loomis
BrotheTs. prODrietors
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
Board of Works Meets

The new board of public works met
and organized yesterday afternoon
The application of D. F. Donegan for
a franchise for an open air elevator
on the Court street hill was held over
for another week in order that the
members Of the board can familiarize
themselves with the conditions. A few
minor petitions were disposed Of,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07

VAN NUYS-J. Fletcher Walmsley, City of
Mexico; E. j. Cohen ana wife, Oakdale; Shell
don Landon, New York; Chris. c. Brown,
Austin; John ID. Mullen New York. w. N.
Telly, Milton ii. Cook Chester Williams and
wife, Leo T.. Alexander, San Francisco; Mr..
and Mis-. Q Clemens, Vancouver; Mr.. Peacock
and wife, San Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-07
Fight for Office

1t is probable that the council will
reconsider the ordinance relating to the
city assessors office which was passed
by the old council. The life of this
piece Of legislation has been brief but
tempestuous, and the case has now de-
veloped into a fight for the place held
by Chief Deputy Nunnalley. Assessor
Lewis says If he (NunnalleW win not
leave he (Lewis) will file charges.
Nunnalley says he is ready to defend
himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
asetu11erk Dailas Gr1br1ts
SUNDAY, MARCH &c, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRrTGN.-It was reported that preliminary
NEGOTIATIONS for peace were going on IN one %
lfhe capitals of Northern Europe ana In Hai.Uor
lcsT,;fsis there is a growing belief that the MaI
f,1tiI soon end - According to hgures gine ven
lout bv the Russian War ONCE, nearly ooVUO o
men have been sent to the froIt sillue again
freported the sailing Of Rojestvensky s9l si
no apprehension is shown in Russia Lesat ut.-e
t,s,r-,ors of a naval engagement - 1herS w.
lcsz-elrv slirruishes on the front in Manchurla;
Enut correspondents do not believe thet haIu
faction will be fought for some tline
! y1OarEsTIc-A tentative agreement. by when
the revenues Of Santo Domingo are re- p prssdent
sieoted by a commissioner named lpy rIFi;+ar
Roosevelt has been effected between AlIIsee-
dawson and the Morales government. - 90
president Roosevelt addressed lne So -
ifhe Naval Medical School, IN washington uIs-
ang on them the Importance OF thorousn Ply JIo
iaration for their work - seetGsstg 10, ~
NAPLES said he was feeling well, ana mao en-
k5oyed a comfortable voyage. - Inc trustee
of the Chadwick estate declares IIa Ia :" he IN
ito secure possession OF the jewels salo 10 pe ~
I3ruesels - Details OF the plan Tor the uIllon
iof Harvard University and the Massachusetls
institute of Technology We're maze puplc a.
ET5osTon - Prominent citizens and educators
attended the funeral services OF Or. Elmer n
ECapen late president of Tufts ColIese a 49,
ford Mass. - 1t was announced at A!paIIy
that 100000 of barge canal bonds would De
advertised tomorrow. - An insane man was
shot and killed while trying to enter the nome
of lawyer at Woonsocket- K.
=
Murphy 1T was learned, would probably have
Francis Burton Harrison made the Tammany
nominee for Mayor. - 1t was SAID thal the
New-York Central Railroad plans TO supplant
iau its steam locomotives with electric motors
in the near future. 49, John CaImus, arrested
on suspicion Of being responsible for numerous
hotel robberies confessed to four of those per-
Z etrated recently. - Detective Sergeant Egg
fers raided an alleged poolroom information bu-
real in Barclay-st. and arrested two men, and
Captain Flood started crusade in the new rem
derloin by arresting six men. - Senator ste
vens announced that the gas inquiry coInInls-
sion would report to the legislature before ad-
1ournrnent - The gift of 100000 for the
American Academy OF Fine Arts in Rome by
James Stillman was announced. - 1t came
ont in police court that the youth who failed to
nav for dinner at Sherry's was the grandson
OF E S. Jaffray. - The American Asiatic
Association gave q dinner for the new United
states Minister to China. Mr.. RockbilL
Partly cloudy. The temperature yesterday:
Highest So degrees; lowest, Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.
tFRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU

lFROM TRIBUNE BUREAU
WASHINGTON March z5-The marriage OF Miss
Julia Kellogg daughter of Mrs. Frances Kellogg
and the late Colonel Sanford Kellogg. U. s. A, 70
Andrew Young Bradley. OF this city, took place at
noon to-day at the Church of the Covenant The
Rev DR.. s. S. Mitchell, of Princeton n. J., who
performed the marriage service for the BRIDE
grooul's parents, ofcated assisted by the Rev. DR..
T. S. Hamlin. pastor OF the church Colonel A c.
Tyler escorted the bride to the chancel She
white satin and old lace. and carried Iiliesof-the
valley The wedding party included Duncan Brad
ley. Edward Head, DR.. Robert Mason. Morven
Thompson. H. Prescott Galley, F. De Courcy
Faust and Hugh b. Rowland. OF this city; Alfred
Tyler of Baltimore; Theodore Tyler. Of Chicago;
Miss Edna Tyler Miss Enrol Brown. Miss Harriet
Switzerland Miss Anne Brown and Miss Kathleen
Weston. of this city. and Miss Alice Vernon, OF
Morristown. N ]. Miss Marie Barnes acted as
maid OF honor. and Charles Bradley was his BROTH
er's best The bridesmaids wore white net
and lace. with picture hats of lace straw and white
Hiacs. After the Ceremony Colonel and Mrs Tyler
entertained the bridal party and out-oftown guests
at breakfast On their return from their wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley will spend some time
with Mrs. A. c. Bradley, mother of the bridegroom
Miss Ethel Cranston and DR.. G. Lane Tannehil,
jr., OF Baltimore, married at noon to-day in
the home Of the BRIDES family at the Ontario. me
ceremony performed by the brides father the
Rev Earl Cranston. resident Bishop Of the Meth
odixt FniscopaI Church assisted by Bishop David
Moore, of Portland. Ore. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Ruth Cranston, and party
of her former classmates at the Womans CoIiese
In Baltimore held the ribbons to form the aisle by
which the couple approached the impromptu altar
They were Miss Ruth Tannehill. Miss Hester
Caldwell and Miss McAIlister. all OF Baltimore;
Miss Anne Webster, of New-York, and Miss Buth-
ner and Miss Stackpole of Portland, Ore. The out
of-town guests included Mr.. and Mrs William p
Laird, Mrs r. s. Anderson, Frank V, McAlhster
and B. A Burnett. OF New-York- The wedding
gown was of white chiffon and the veil was edged
with pearls The bridesmaids wore white net
with green gfrdles and wreaths OF ragsed-rooin.
After their honeymoon trip DR.. and Mrs Tannehiu
will live in Baltimore
Mi-Careme will be signalzed by a sale and tea
for the heneht OF the Children's Country Home
This affair which has attracted the active atten-
ton OF a number of prominent women. will take
place next Thursday afternoon
Senator and Mrs. Depew win leave washington
Tomorrow morning for New-York- They do not
EXPECT to return until fall