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A Three-Day Luncheon.

A luncheon for the benefit of the Eastern
Dispensary and Casualty Hospital will be
given tomorrow. Friday and Saturday at
the National Rifles Armory from u to 2.
1t is under the direction of the board of
lady managers, OF which Mrs. S. J. Vaughn
is president, and Mrs. Alex Mckenzie Mrs.
NJ. |. Weller, Mrs. w. F. Gatehell. Mrs.
L. *. Beatty, Mrs. Il. Williams. Mrs. w.
c, Hibhs, Mrs. \. 7. Barnes and Mrs. w.
y. Mitchell members. TIE following will
have charge or will assist at the tables:
Mrs. j. A. Arnold, Mrs. J. w. Babson. Mrs.
j. W. Babson, jr.. Mrs. b. b. Ches hire Mrs.
A. a. Chaplin. Mrs. y. r Clark. Mrs. ].
Coidren. Mrs. n. G. Copeland, Mrs. p. V.
DeGTaw, Mrs Engel, Mrs. l.. Flemor, Mrs.
w. b. French, Mrs. +. r. Fleming, Mrs.
w. T. Galliher. Mrs. a c. Gibbs, Mrs. w.
f. Gatchell, Mrs. George Hazelton, Mrs.
ID. Z. Kicking, Miss G. Hurlbut Mrs. w.
kfmme, Mrs. c. kuble, Mrs. f. +. Pick
ford, Mrs F. F. Pickford. Mrs. Peck. Miss
II. Plat. Mrs. +. X. Raymond, Mrs. w.
Rippey, Mrs. E. II. Ripley Mrs. a. c. Ry-
erson, Miss r. Repetti. Mrs II. X. Simp-
son, Mrs. II. NJ. Smith, Mrs. Alex Splnks.
Mrs. d. c. Leech, Mrs. f. l.ippet, Mrs. J.
b. Littlewood. Miss f. Luckett, Mrs. F.
Mack, Mrs. Nj. NJ. Mitchell. Mrs. c. G. Nor
ford, Mrs. Charles ONeil. Mrs. w. II.
Orcrett, Mrs. T. W. Smith, Miss c. Smith,
Mrs. J. f. Tally, Mrs. NJ +. Thompson
Miss Ward, Mrs. j. Walsh. Mrs. +. V. Wat
kins, Mrs j. r. Wellington. Mrs. NJ. /.
Weller, Mrs. W. II. White, Mrs. F. Wilson,
Mrs. E. II. Williams and Mrs. ]. NJ. VIII
liaIns
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Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health officer
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
Earnest Armstrong, years, 241 St. James
court northeast.
Jane Brooks, GO years, 81 Pierce stree
northwest.
David Boyer, IL months. 1900 X street
northwest.
Anna p. Chase, 30 years. 1912 18th street
northwest.
Jonathan P Crowley, 60 years. Garfield
Hospital
Infant of John and Matte Cunningham, 4
days, 30 l. street northwest
Mary X. Diggs, 5 months, Deanwood,
d. c.
Richard George years. 63 NJ street
southwest.
Sue V. Hiss, 81 years, Il Tennessee ave-
nue. northeast.
Margaret Leith, years POI Morgan street
northwest.
Mary Simms, S days, 10 Dingman place
northwest.
Elizabeth Smith, SO years, Freedmen's
Hospital.
Nicholas Sewell, 20 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
David Toliver, p years, 241 Cd street
southwest.
Marion Van SERVER, 80 years, Columbia
Hospital.
Sarah NJ Wheelock. - years. gOo Sd
street southeast.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Shoreham-Rtchard Olney Boston: l. II
Scott. jr.. Philadelphia: Mime Blanch Deyo,
New York city; c. N. Fowler and Mrs.
Fowler, Elizabeth, N. J.; o. J. Robertson
and Mrs. Robertson, st. Paul, Mimi; p. ].
Gurley, Boston; C. A Thomas, Denver,
Col; F. E. Warner Boston; c. Ewing. New
York
Riggs-E. c. Lapey, Rochester, n. Y; C.
Pascault. Pittsburg, Pa; T. L. Howell,
Windsor. Mass; T. r. Snowden Wells
vine, Ohio; |. Riggs, Wilmington, Del; w
G. Howell, Windsor, Mass; Mrs T. r
Eckert, Allentown, Pa; r. F. Carlisle, Buff
falo. N Y; T. Kaufman, New York city
Arlington-Francis Bunton, Boston; D. c.
Spencer, New York city; Mrs. d. s. Hill
Baltimore; Gen. Frederick d. Grant, United
States army; ]. w. jerks, Ithaca N Y:
Tuan Fang, China; R. S. Miller, Toxic
Japan; Mrs. B. Chaplin, New Jersey; Mrs
A. Z. Reasoner, Orange, n. j.
Ebbitt-CharIes Felthouser, Chicago; T.
H. Hagen Mystic, Conn; w. Gaffney
Bradford, Pa; E. Lord and Mrs. Lord
Ogdensburg n. Y: w. E. Sanders. Cleve-
land, Ohio; S. l. Leslie, Lyndhurst, n. j.
L. W. Griggs, Duluth, MINI: w G. Sad
ler Tennessee.
New Willard-Chauncey Olcott and Mrs
Olcott New York city; II. w. Bogart and
Mrs. Bogart, Minneapolis, MINI; c. E.
Barker, Madison, Wis; D. w. Baldwin, jr,
Minnea polls, Mimi. w. P. Rogers, Phila-
delphia; ]. D. Rippey, ST. Louis, Mo-: H.
w. Child, Helena, Mont; {. w. Ames, ST.
Paul, MINI.
Raleigh-Benjamin Adams, Philadelphia;
L. d. Barnes, New York; ]. Z. Simonson,
New York city; H. II. Cobb, Fort Worth.
Texas; ]. w. Bealt, jr., Boston; J. w. Blair,
New York; A. S. Holden, Cleveland, Ohio;
H L. Woodward New York city; c. II.
Comstock, Indianapolis, Ind.
Hotel Gordon-F. A. McMaster New
York; Mrs. Thomas S. Evans, 1744 Q street
northwest; Mrs. Thomas S. Evans, child
and nurse: Mr. W. w Iufkin and Mrs
Lufkin, Washington; p. n Lyle. Hunting
don Pa
st. James, H Bur ri Paso, Texas;
NJ. E. Hooper, New York; L. j. Gordon
and Mrs. Gordon. Baltimore; Mrs. C. H.
Bailey, Seattle, Wash; w. E. Beetham
Chicago Ill.,; j. M. Evans and Mrs. Evans
Kansas; E. F. Schultz and Mrs. Schultz,
Elgin, Ohio; Mrs. H. Freeman. London,
Eng: A. NJ. Porte. st. Paul. ]. L. Reagan,
San Francisco.
Hotel Norme ndie-W. H. Berger PhiladeI-
phia, Pa; E. d. Parsons, Seattle, Wash. :
Isaac Gregg, city; l.. B. Dow. New York
w. h. Van Kanran, Kingston; John Silva
Boston; Mrs. S. p. Southmayd, Boston ;
John A Overton, New York
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
Thomas Green's Life Crushed Out by
Heavily-Laden Wagon.

coal wagon. containing two tons OF
fuel, ran over Thomas Green, coIored near
9Th street and Florida avenue this morning
and crushed out his life. Green, no was
thfrty-five years old and lived at 1922 w
street northwest, was employed as a driver
for the Home Ice Company. This morning
the driver was on his way to the plant OF
the company at nth and streets north
west and fell from the wagon at the place
where he was killed. 1t is stated by
witness to the accident that the driver APP
pesred as II he was asleep at the time he
fell from the vehicle.
Two wheels of the wagon passed over his
chest and life was extinct when witnesses
went to his assistance. The police patrol
wagon was summoned from the eighth pre-
cinct and when a physician had pronounced
the man TO be dead the body removed
to the morgue. Coroner hewitt gave a GER
tticate of accidental death and the body
was turned over to an undertaken to be
removed to the family home.
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Funeral of Jonathan P. Crowley,

The funeral of the late Jonathan P. Crow
ley. auditor of the Mt. Vernon and Marshall
Hall Steamboat Company, who died Mon
day last, took place from the undertaking
rooms of t. S. Sergeon. 1011 7th street
northwest, this afternoon at . o'clock, and
was attended by the members of Federal
Ledge of Masons. of which the deceased
was "a member. Rev. Mr.. Bailey OF the
Western Presbyterian Church conducted
the funeral services, and the pail bearers
were from Federal Lodge of Masons. The
interment which was private. was In Con-
gressional cemetery.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
James o. Malley and Gertie Smith.
Jarvis Il. Cissel and Grace f. Mackenzie.
Harry +. Dunkhorst and NJ. Elizabeth D.
Pitt.
Jesse Jones and Pauline S Johnson.
Jabez Lee and Louise V. Davis.
Walter A. Harper and Nettie Peunell.
Isaac Brown and Fannie Brown.
Frank Williams and Alice Gilmore.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
Columbia Hive Of Maccabees Hold In,
teresting Ceremonial.

The newly-elected officers OF Columbia
Hive No 3, of the Lady Maccabees. were
Installed last evening by Lady Caswell. this
state commander, at the Pythian Temple.
Those who took the oath were: Commando
CT, Mary Cosgrove; past commander. Ada
Il. Herman; lieutenant commander, Grace
bernhard: record keeper, Clara E. Van Mar
shaii; finance keeper. Margaret j. Skerrett;
chaplain, Emelia Hellreisle; sergeant,
Jennie Rudlop; mistress alarms. Eliza ID.
Persing; sentinel, Mary E. Smith; picket,
Rosa Murphy; physician. Martha {. Bunctt:
pianist, Carrie A. Whyte: captain OF tho
guard, Mary L. Raining
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MARRIED.

CLARK-SCoTT. on January %. 1906. by the
Rev. Wallace Radcliffe. DID, ANNA NICBOL-
son SCOTT and DR. JOHN ALEXANDER
CLARK, medical department. L. y. A.
R0oNEY-WALKER. on January 10, 1906, Mt ST.
Stephens rectory New York city. ny the Rev.
Joseph L. Donahue. LAURA V. WALKER and
THEODORE A ROONEY
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Woodward. Miss Granger. Miss Evans
Miss Hume. Miss Halford. Miss Mccartney,
Miss Batemann. Miss Elliott. Mss Sy!yes-
ter, Miss Jackson and Miss Liiley. Mrs
Wright wore white lace and mauve or
chids. The drawing rooms were decora ted
In pink roses carnations and white lilacs,
and IN the dining room red carna tons were
banked on the maDtei and also on the ia
Die. The guests numbered several hundred
and the occasion was a most delightful
one.
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Mr. chester A. Snow, president of the
Humane Society of Washington. d G and
ms wite last night received the members
a sdl friends of the society at their home,
iSth and Newton streets northwest formerly
tne MOVES estate. The decorations of flow
ers in each room. and esneciaiIv in a.
supper room, was superb. A collation. was
served and musicians hidden by palms and
sion. VI 't's 'oS'
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The southern,s Palm Limited

TO Florida. also Aiken ana Augusta. leaves
Washington daily, except Sunday, e:65 pm.
Electric lighted throughout, Other high
class trains to Florida and all other re-
sorts for winter outings. l.. g., Brown.
g. A.. Southern Railway, 7o5 18th Ut. NV
Advertisement
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Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Moore gave a dinner
last night In honor OF DR.. and Mrs. John
Crayke Simpson
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Mrs. Christine Walton Dunlap 1i60 Cor
cofan street will not be at home tomor-
row.
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Mrs. Lyman Tiffany and Mrs. Oxnard
were bostesses at large luncneons today.
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Mrs. Scott wife of Senator Scott enter
tanned at luncheon today at the New VIII
lard.
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Miss Eleanor Terry gave a dinner last
night in honor of Miss Hildegarde McKen-
ma, who will be a February bride. The other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. McCammon, Miss
cockreli, Miss Enrol Brown, John Ander-
son, John Seibert. Capt. GuIck and Capt
Wigmore, L. s. A
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Senator and Mrs Dryden gave a dinner
last night in honor of the Vice President
and Mrs. Fairbanks, when Justice and Mrs
Brown, Senator and Mrs. Gallinger, Sena-
Ior Dillingham;, Senator and Mrs. Burrows,
MISS kean. Miss Carow, Col. Bromwell,
Capt. and Mrs. Cowles, Representative and
MIS- DalZell Gen. and Mrs Bates and Col.
and Mrs kuser were also guests
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Today at noon at the home of the brides
parents on 18th street, ReRv Dr. c. Ernest
smith rector of st. Thomas Church, per-
formed the marriage ceremony for Miss
OIiVe Peacock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
JACOB Is. Peacock of this city to Mr.. David
MARION NeWbold, jr., Of Baltimore The
oLaWlng rooms We're tastefully decorated
with palms, trailing vines and flowers Ow-
ing to a recent bereavement in the groom's
family, only the immediate relatives of the
couple and few intimate friends were
present. Inc bride came in with her father
her only attendant being her younger sis
ter, Alice May, who wore a pretty frock
OF white organdie and lace over pink silk
and carried basket of La France roses
Inc pride was beautifully gowned In a lace
robe, made on taffeta and net. She wore a
tulie veil held by natural orange blossoms
Her onl JeWelry was heart of pearls and
diamonds, a gift of the groom. She car
ried shower bouquet Of lilies of the val
ley. Mr.. Eugene Sanders Newbold the
groom's brother, was best man. The brides
family is extensively connected in Ken
lucky, her great grandfather having been
Maj. Jacob Peacock of the Odd Kentucky
Regiment, who served under Gen Andrew
Jackson at the battle of New Orleans The
groom is of an old Maryland family that
has been prominent in that state from
early colonial times. He is a direct de-
scendant of Capt. Thomas Newbold of
Somerset county, who, from 1854 to 1896,
served as member of the colonial assem-
bly,, justice of the county court, member
of the governors council and commander
of horse for the Eastern Shore. Mr.. New
bold IS a son of David NJ. Newbold,
prominent in financial circles in Baltimore,
who formerly interested In street rail
ways of this city, having at one time been
president of the lexington and Soldiers
Home and Belt systems Mr.. Newbold Is
affiliated with several of the leading social
clubs, including the Baltimore Country
Club, Johns Hopkins University Club and
the Baltimore Athletic Club and resides
in Baltimore. After a wedding breakfast.
Mr.. and Mrs NeWbold left for Lakewood,
n. J. Upon their return they will be per-
manently located in Baltimore.
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New York The ladies invited to meet Mrs.
Roe were Mrs. Chaffee Mrs Sternberg.
Mrs, knopp, Mrs. Hof. Mrs. Fleming, Mrs
Eeen
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Gen and Mrs. ]. w. Kearny gave din
ner last night, when their guests were
Justice and Mrs Harlan, Senator and Mrs.
McCreary, Senator and Mrs. Blackburn
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Perry, Maj Wright
and Mrs. Paul Lansing of Vincennes, KY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-24

Capt. Cook entertained at luncheon yester-
day number of militia officers. delegates to
the National Guard convention.
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Mrs. McCreary, wife of Senator McCreary.
VIII receive tomorrow at the Cochran from
3 to G. - "
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Mrs. ]. E. Gadsby will be at home touor-
row Tor the last time this season and Will
nave with her Mrs. Walter H. Acker. Miss
harriet keim ard Miss Minnie Meckiey.
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Mrs. A. T. Britton and Miss Britton will
be at home tomorrow for the last time this
season.
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Mrs. Edison Bradley gave musical tee
yesterday, when Miss Susan Strong, al
English vocalist, sang, and Mrs. Bulmer
Mrs. Reamer Mrs. Newberry, Miss Ran
dolph, Miss Hagner and Miss Josephine Du
rang assisted the hostess.
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The British Ambassador and LADY Du-
rand who have Mrs. and Miss Gurgan of
New New York as their guests, gave small
dinner last night
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MRS: Albert kafka will be at home to he
friends Wednesdays at the Franklin unit
further notice
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Miss Edith Harlan Childs, whose engage
ment to Mr.. Erastus Corning has been re
Gently announced. is the guest of Mrs
Samuel B. Ward in Albany for a fortnight
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The Secretary of Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Metcalf had the pleasure of en-
PERTAINING at dinner last night in honor of
Miss Alice Roosevelt. Their other guests
were Senator and Mrs. Newlands Mr. and
Mrs. Corcoran Thorn, Miss MacVeagh Miss
Boardman, Miss Hagner, Miss Mcmillan,
MISS Chabot, Representative Longworth,
Maj. McCawley, Mr. Gfst Blair, Lieut. L. S.
Grant, Mr.. Herbert Knox Smith and Mr.
Lindsay
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Mrs Taliaferro of Florida and Miss Talia
ferro will receive tomorrow at the Shore
ham.
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Mrs. Oliver Cromwell is visiting Mr.. ar
Mrs. George Lothrop Bradley.
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afternoon at her home on street in honor
of her sister. Miss Falkenbury of Pennsyl-
vania- Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
Richard Sylvester, Mrs. ]. B. Custis. Mrs.
Elliott and Mrs. John Barros, and Miss
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! Mrs. Spooner will not be at home to-
| morrow.
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Guests at the recent White House receptions
have had their curiosity aroused by the fact
of having received tinted invitation cards,
instead of the conventional white, which
have been in vogue up to a recent date, and
have INDUCED in considerable speculation as
to the meaning of the change. Inquiry at
the executive offices revealed the fact that a
set of colors had been adopted whereby it
would be known to the ushers a glance
for which reception the invitation card was
intended that they might confine admit
lance to only those holding the proper cards.
Heretofore many persons holding an invita-
ton card to one reception, who would not be
present at the specified function, would use
the same card upon another occasion. thus
causing interruption to formalities. The in
spection required to ascertain the issue of
the card was also frequently the cause of
crowding at the doors and otherwise de-
tracing from the comfort of the guests.
Hence this new departure.
The colors adopted for the present season
are conventional white for the diplomatic
corps, lavender for the judiciary, red for
Congress and blue for the army and navy.
Aside from being an innovation, the schem
has proven itself manifestly agreeable sue
cess 1t was at first surmsed by some of
the guests of the President that the issue of
these tinted cards was intended to indicate
the room in which the President would re-
ceive upon the occasion. AS, for instance,
the green card would designate the green
room, the red card the red room, the blue
card the blue room. and the white card the
east room. 1t is understood that but few Of
the Presidents guests at these functions
know to the present day the real meaning
and intent of this departure.
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MI: and Mrs. Robert Harper gave a din
ner last night, when Governor-elect swan
son OF Virginia vas the guest of honor
ne others present were Senator Daniel
Judge and Mrs. Atkinson, Representative
ana Mrs. R1xey. Representative and Mrs.
Lamar, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Douglas
A Il. L. Leckie and Miss Jorgenson of
Brooklyn. N Y
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MI H. A. Norton and wife of Boston
Mass, viii be the guests of Mrs. Merton
parents, Senator and Mrs. Challenger, a
day. "
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The WORLD OF SOCIETY
A MUSICALE TO BE GIVEN NEXT
WEEK AT WHITE HOUSE.
Dinners in Honor of the President, the
Vice President and Other
Notables.

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt will
give dinner next Monday evening, and
the latter has sent out Invitations for a
musicale to follow it.
The Attorney General was host last night
at the New Willard for the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt, and present to meet them
at dinner were Speaker Cannon. Miss Can
non, Representative and Mrs. Hoar, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Parsons Mr.. and Mrs
Paui Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Norman
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Bradley Mr.. and
Mrs George Howard Mr. and Mrs. Thorn
as I. Calf, Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Mrs.
Charles B. Wood, Mrs. Keep Mrs. Oliver f.
Cromwell, Miss Grace Allen. Miss Warder
Mrs. Francis j. Lawrence, jr; Senator
warren, Senator Kean, Representative Gill
lett, Gen. Crozier, MIR. William A. Day and
Mr.. Clifford Pinchot
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Mrs George A. King 1911 2Sth street. will
not De at nome tomorrow but Will receive
on Thursdays in February
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IN MI Latlmer, wife Of Senator Latimer.
VIII not be at home tomorrow hut viii
receive Thursday, February l. at the Coch-
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Mrs. William Warner wife Of So,,.o,
warner and her daughter Mrs Harwood
VIII receive Thursdays in February at the
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MRS John Paul Earnest and her guest.
MISS Edlth Halsey Lay, will be at home
tomorrow from to e.
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Lieut. ana Mrs. Timmons went to An
napolis today. Mrs Tfmnons win he for
a week the guest of Mrs Sinclair Can
non N''ii
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The grip epidemic lately numbered among
us victims Mr. Theodore Hansen of tie
ttusslan embassy staff who is still confined
what improved
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BUkEY. On Tuesday, January %. 1905 at FL
Paso, Tex, JOHN +. BUKEY. son OF Gen. and
Mrs. Van II. Bukey.
CARROLL. On January 20, 1905. at Washing on
Asylum Hospital, WM. CARROLL (coioredl.
Body at city morguc. If called for hy 3 d. m.
of January 25 such remains will be disposed OF
in accordance with law.
HARRIS. Entered into rest. suddenly. on Tues
day, January q, 1905 3:45 pm. JOHN,
the beloved husband OF the late Harriet Bland
Harris
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Mrs Borden. wife Of Major Borden, en-
tertafned today at a very pretty luncheon
complimentary to Mrs. Chas. f. Roe of
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1906-04-13

lawless period Immediately follow
ing the Civil war. Later it became
a vehicle for murder and intimida-
ton. The efforts of the clan after
it outgrew the intentions of its
founders were directed against
negroes and Northerners. 1t is said
that the name originated from the
Greek word, .'kuklos." meaning a
circle. The khan was added to en-
nance the strange jungle of con-
sonants. Another theory of the
words derivation is that it is an
imitation of the sound produced
by cooking a rifle.
Matte T.: The cabinet officers
of the United States are: Secretary
of State, Elihu Root; Secretary of
Treasury, Leslie NJ. Shaw; Secre-
tary of War, William H. Taft;
Attorney General, William NJ.
Moody; Postmaster General. George
B. Cortelyou; Secretary of Navy,
Charles j. Bonaparte: Secretary of
Interior, Ethan A. Hitchcock; Sec
rotary of Agriculture, James Will
son; Secretary of Commerce and
Labor, Victor b. Metcalf. (b) Colo
RADIOS United States senators are
Henry Moore Teller and Thomas
NJ. Patterson. The states United
States representatives are: Frank
lin f. Brooks, congressman-at-
large: Robert w. Bonynge, First
district, and Herschel NJ. Hogg,
Second district. The state treas
urer is John A. Holmberg.
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