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The Washington times., 1906-07-31
Son Drives Mother
To Bitter Weeping

NEW YORK. July SIT IS reported
at the TOmbs today that during "a most
sensational interview between Mrs VIII
liam Thaw and her son, Harry r.
Thaw. the slayer of STANFORD White. he
loudly berated his mother. and she left
the prison in tears.
Mrs. Thaw has been bordering on ner-
yous collapse because Of her sons OBJ
stinate refusal 10 accept FOT:neT Judge
OlcOtt as his counsel and try 20 escape
the penalty for his crime by the plea
of insanity. She came from Roslyn. /.
l.. with her daughter Mrs. Carnegie,
for a final interview
Lawyer Clifford ". Hartridge and
EVELYN Nesbit Thaw were with the
prisoner when his mother and sister ar
rived. Hartridge Immediately hurried
away.
1t was said today that there was a
lively discussion at the door Of the cell
ana that young Mrs, Thaw sided with
her husband. Thaw positively refused
to have anything to do with Oleott on
the insanity plea. ard, It is said. abused
his mother
In spite of the public snub Of Evelyn
Thow by her husbands s mother In the
TOmbs prison yesterday, the younger
woman declared today. and chose the
same scene for her denial, that any
quarrel had occurred or that there
eyiered 7nv differences between them.
u wish YOU would deny for me
satd Mrs Harry Thsw just before go
ing up to her husband cell, that
there has been any falilhg out between
nav nother-in-law and me.
we are the best of friends and are
,,,,itnd In our efforts for the best inter-
ests Of Harry
Then she tripped up the stairs 10
sea her husband. apparently in a happier
franc of mind than she has been Tor
some time past She had come 70 the
prison today quite alone.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
SCARE At NEWPORT
CAUSED BY THEFTS
Jewels of Great Value Taken at Bril-
liant Fete and Society Women
Are Alarmed.

NEWPORT, r. T., July m--Therc was
posted today in the Casino q long list OF
jewels that We're stolen from society
women at the Venetian fcte in the
Casino Saturday night The identity Of
the victims was not made known.
The less Of so large a quantity o.
icwglry AT a single gathering has caused
great alarm among the fashionable aTd
wealthy cottagcrs. Many women known
70 possess jewels worth fortune paid
hurried visits to the safety deposit aults
and il is certain there viii be no such
lavish display of gems at scmi-Fuhlic
,uJrr rJgiuWcUt SVch as the Venetian iete
again until public confidence is restored.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
"a IN THE CIRCLE OF SOCIETY,"
DuTandS will Leave Lenox
And Go TO Coast of Maine
Wife and Daughter of British Ambassador Prefer
Change for AuguSt-Cortelyous on
Way to HempStead

weeks. left the city today for their
home
The Misses B0ckmann are accomplish
GO linguists. as Is also Miss Bennett II
was while the former two girls We're
studying IL Paris. where they spent
two wars, that Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
met them a year ago, their acquaintance
resulting in the delightful Visit now ena-
ing.
DR. and Mrs. Z. a. Koerper VIII leave
Washington tomorrow for Lake George
and will spend the remainder Of the
summer OF the Hague. Miss Helen
kOeTpCr who is now IN PhoenlNVllle
visiting relatives, Will join her parents
90 Lake George.
A quiet but pretty wedding was SOL
cnnizrd at ST. Peters Church on Thurs
day last the contracting parties being
Miss Amelia Mary Maschauer and Rich
ard W. Sanders.
Only the immediate families were pres
cnt. The bride was attended by Miss
Ada n Lee and the groom by the
brides brother. Leo MasCh1uer. Later
.r and Ms Sanders left Washington
for an extended trip Of several months
through Europe.
Mrs Paul Booker Robinson, Of Wash
irgton, and DR. Frederick ". Townsend.
Of Cleveland. Ohio, were married at
noon yesterday In Norfolk, Va. the
ceremony being performed at the resi-
dence OF Dr Townsonds brother.
Mrs Townsend, who spent the last
two years at the Savoy, left the c'ty
carly iu june for Virginia Beach,
where with her three small children.
F.~ he rT4s-F
She is "a woman OF great charm " man
uer and unusual beauty, Her father
was Henry Blssell prominent banker
of Cincinnati, and her mother was for
merIy Miss Ada Chalfonte, a woman
noted for Der beauty.
Ir. aud Mrs. Townsend viii arrive fra
Washington today. where 10 Is expected
they -yiU leave the children and go for
an extended trip North I'm the autumn
Ur. and Mrs. Townsend and the chill
dren will go 10 Cincinnati. where they
win establish their future home
Dr. ElrIck Williams, professor Of
chemistry nj tie University cf Illinois. is
the guest cf NIr. and Mrs. = G. BeTgh
at Woodbridge. j. G.. Dr Williams is
making q lour Of the East before lsaE-
iuE for China, where be- mas accepted q
position in his regular lire of work
Miss Gussle Perry and Miss Lille
Thompson, Of LecsbUrE. Va. are visiting
Mrs. Rowen =. Cation, Of X street.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph W. Cox. 1853
Monroe street northwest. arc being con
CIRCULATED this morning upon the birth
Of Joseph " Cox, jr- yesterday after
noon,
Before Ter marriage last fan Mrs. Cox
was well known in Washington society
as Miss -mma Laekie,
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
SWARM OF BEES ON BABY,
REFUSE TO STING HIM

ALLENTOWN, Pa, July a.--George
F. Sporheimer. of Mountainville, who
keeps am aDiarv. missed his twO-year-
old son Warren. and. after searching
for him for some time. they finally
found him sitting In front of a hive,
covered with bees. so that not an inch
OF his skin was visible.
Strange 10 saw, not q single bee stung
the helpless little fellow.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
WORKERS ARE LEAVING
NEW YORK TUNNELS

NEW YORK, July 5-With 500 men
employed In the Pennsylvania crossing
tunnel. under Thirty-thiTd street out On
strike today, it was declared by labor
leaders that by Thursday every man in
every tunnel being built in Greater New
York would quit work This would bring
the number of strikers up TO 1900 ana tie
up every tunnel under construction in
the city.
Failure on the part of the PennsyI-
vania tunnel officials to grant to forty
electrical workers In the crOss-town tun-
mel A. cents an hour brought on the
trouble
The electrical workers walked ont last
niLht. and then $50 rockmen, drillers,
compressed air men. labOrers, and en-
giueers decided, after a meeting of the
executive committee OF the union tunnel
workers To quit i'm sympathy.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
WHITES PURSUIT
THAN'S DEFENSE
He Tried to Make Me For
get My WifeIy Duty"
Says Evelyn ThaW.

NEW YORK. July 81. - H-.ry K.
ThaW's strongest buIwark of defense for
the murder OF Stanford White, 1t was
learned today from q person who is
closely in touch with the situation from
the prisoners standpoint. viii be the
0sth-suppOrte story of Evelyn Nesbit
TIaw that White tried TO get her to
leave her husband a short time before
TlaW killed him
stanford White tried TO make me
forget nay duty rs a wife. and I told my
husband" will be the vital point Of Mrs.
TLaw's testimony Thus one Of the
main allegations at the time OF the kill
ing Is revised.
What IS considered 10 be ample and
convincing proof Of Mrs. Taaw's remark
able statements viii be offered. il was
made known that It will consist mainly
of the now famous letters written 70 her
by White. which have been hidden by
the defense.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31

Lady Durand and Miss Josephine
! !Durand. wife and daughter Of the L-itish
ambassador, viii leave Deepdere. their
summer home at Lenox. for the month
/ or August. preferring as i change ;he
| coast Of Maine.
Postmaster General and Mrs. Cortel-
/ you reached Albany. \. Y. yesterday on
| their return trip from Halifax. They
sailed from New York two weeks ago,
accompanied by their two sons and TWO
little daughters.
They returned by way OF Plattsburg.
Lake Champlain. and Lake George.
They VIII leave Albany today by Hudson
river boat and will go 10 Hampstead,
L. J., for the rest Of the summer. The
Postmaster General said he would see
the President al oyster Bay in few
days.
The first sunlight dance Of the season
was held at the Maplewood. Breton
Woods, yesterday afternoon. Such d ices
viii be continued for the rest of the sea-
son These are dances intended for the
children who summer In that part OF the
country ana are gay little affairs.
Miss Maud Wetmore. assisted by Mrs.
Thayer. was Instrumental in yesterday
opening the Newport Golf Club. which
has been closed-f0r lack or enthusiasm
for the past two years. Whether golf
viii be revived or not is a question. but
society people generally visited the club
house yesterday and drank tea and iced
beverages and PLAYED bridge.
Miss WetmOre is one OF the finest golf
players at Chevy Chase and has given
Z #H -HH b. - HEa
contests herself
-irs. Archibald Hopkins. accompanied
b-- her daughter and nurse. left yes
terdav for their summer home at VIII
Jamestown, Mass. taking with them
Lawrence Hopkins who has been SER
lQusly ill FOR some weeks AT the Garfield
Hospital
Harry Norment, who spent the winter
at the Portland, viii 20 20 New York to-
day, sailing tomorrow for London and
Miss Eacheue IT. Osborne has return
ed to her home iu The Raymond after an
extended tour OF the Orient She LEFT
Washington early last February. visit
ed various places Of interest in the far
West. aHd sailed for Japan about March
J. Most Cf hr- time was spent iu Chine
and she has brought home with her q
great quantity 0f the silks. u0rreIaIus.
and art objects for which that nation is
famous.
TEe Misses E0ckmauU and Miss
Estclle Bennett. Of Bay Ridge. Brook
Iyu, X \. Who have been tho guests o.
Mr.. and Afrs IS. y. s. Curtis al the.s
Chevy Chase residence for the past two
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
This Country a Success,
And Here's Proof of It
Speaker CannOn'S Famous Saying More Than
Backed Up by Wall Street Pros
periN Bulletin.

NEW YORK. July Sl.-Wau Street was
amused today by q prosperity bulletin"
posted on the market bulletin board IN
the brokerage house Of Henry Clews.
The bulletin is a supplement 10 Speaker
Joe" Cannon's recent remark that
this country is a HI Of a success" II
reads as follows.
Corn crop this year. 2.70C .eJ5, 900
bushels
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
CATHOLICS DISCUSS
DIVORCE QUESTION

BUFFALO n. Y. July 31-Delegates
10 the American Federation Of Catho-
lie Societies are very busy today. The
subject of Divorce is receiving con-
siderable attention and the VoJk Vcrin
proposition will no doubt provoke 4 spir-
tied discussion before the session ad-
journs this afternoon.
The school. immigration question ard
SOCIALISM will be discussed at length
The meeting last night at convention
hall wa, attended by Protestants as
well as Catholics. to listen 20 the lee
ture on a Dream of Equality" oy Rev
Francis Z. Kelley.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31

Cotton crop. 100000 bales.
United States Steel CorporatIon's net
profit for the last quarter. 10000 600.
A man died yesterday In Ancouia,
H.. who weighed $50 pounds and was
seyenty-three inches around the waist.
This should not he surprising. because
he was born in the corn belt country.
a dark lady in Texas recently gave
birth TO six little blackles
What a country, What a people,"
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
MONSTER ITALIAN SHIP
OUTCLASSES DREADN0UGHT

LONDON. July 31.-In an article in
the new issue of James Fighting
Shius for 1996-07," Colonel CunIOerti
chief constructor of the Italian navy,
states that Italy is building a battle
shin which is as Ereat an advance upon
the Dreadnought as the latter is upon
her predecessors.
The preadnought. it Is asserted. was
built upcn ideas that Colonel Cuniberti
contributed TO James Fighting Ships
In 1903 He is considered the greatest
living warship designer.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31

on the face of waiter at one of our
Washington hostelries on receiving
5 cents for serving a 5O-cent lunch
con!
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
GEORGETOWN NEWS

Or. Thomas J. Jones, Of Ruthven
Lodge Wisconsin avenue northwest. ac-
companied by Mrs. Jones, has left for
Boston by sea DIT. Jones is taking
the trip for his health
Daniel Boyle the twenty year son
Of Thomas BOYLE. the butcher, residing
on the Conduit road. who was acci-
dentally shot night before last by
Mounted Policeman John Z. Lipscomb.
of the Seventh precinct is still under
treatment at the Georgetown University
Hospital. In order TO extract the bullet
the hospital physicians had 20 remove
the greater portion of the kneecaD on his
left leg. He will be able TO leave the
institution in a few days,
\ marriage license was issued yester-
day. at Rockville. Montgomery county.
Nd TO Edward Johnson and Mrs Mary
Devine Johnston, OF Georgetown, widow
of George Johnston. The marriage will
take place tomorrow. Mrs. Johnston re-
sides at 1893 Thirty-third street north
west The groom is painter and is
Wen known in the West End.
DR.. Robert W. Nenigan will leave on
. Wednesday on an extended Northern
trip.
DR. William Scherer, OF $500 O street
northwest. has returned from a two
week trip, spent al ST. James l. l. Dr
Scherer carried his prize winning Air
dale dog, Russ, with him on the trip.
John Carnell. colored. thirty years Of
age. residing at 129 / street northwest,
while riding on Chevy Coa-e car last
night. was struck on the head by "a
/ trolley pole. and severely injured. Car
nell was looking out of the ear windo9y
when he leaned out too far his head
coming in contact with the pole with
great force. He was rendered uncDn-
sCiOus by the blow for several hours
He was treated at the Emergency Hos
pital
While attempting 10 alight from a
Capital Traction car while IN motion
last night on NJ street northwest Bet
tie Robinson COlOred, twenty five years
of age. of 205 Willow Tree aIiey norih-
west was thrown TO the ground and
injured about the head and body.
FEMININE NOTE.
A sensible girl draws the line at
cigarette favored kisses.-Chieago News.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
Story Corroborated.

Persons who have knowledge Of con-
versations between Mrs. Thaw and
White and of facts related TO the COM
municatiuns that passed from White ID
her. VIII be placed on the stand. From
thCm is expected 10 come corr0b0rative
evidence.
In the story which she viii tell TO
the jury. Mrs. Thaw viii go over I'm de-
tail every incident and fact dating from
her earliest acquaintance with Thaw 10
the night Of the murder.
White. according 70 her. began his
pleadingz a short time aftc~ her mar
riage I'm Pitt@buTs one OF his principal
arguments was that Thaw was not in A
financial position TO support her in
proper style.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
Income Was Cut.

This was subsequent To the time when
Mrs William Thaw had reduced her
sons income from s5l0o0 a year 20 a
much smaller figure 10 show her dis
approval of his conduct just before the
ceremony. This line OF defense was
settled upon early today H. Thaw and
his wife as a positive me5~~ r saving
him from the electric chair, a long term
of Imprisonment or confinement in an
asylum for the criminal insane
The belief Is that the rejection of this
plan by the lawyers led 90 the split be-
tween Thaw and Black. Olc9tt, Gruber
& Bouynse The attorneys were quite
satisfied that they could not make this
story sufficiently convincing 10 q Jury
TO warrant more than a remote hope
that it wouIG pass as fun eNtenuauOn
for the killing OF White.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
FEMININE NOTE.

A sensible girl draws the line at
cigarette Favored kisses.-Chieago News.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31

Lady Durand and Miss Josephine
Durand, wife and daughter Of the L-itish
ambassador. viii leave Deepdere. their
summer home at Lenox. for the month
OF August. preferring as i change the
coast OF Maine
The Washington times., 1906-07-31

TEs Misses Rockmaur and Miss
Estclle Bennett. Of Bay Ridge. Brook
IyH, \. /. Who have been the guests o.
Mr.. and Afrz IS. y. s. Curtis AT Jhe.r
Chevy Chase residence for the past two
The Washington times., 1906-07-31

The first sunlight dance Of the season
was held al the Maplewood. Breton
Woods, yesterday afternoon. such d Ices
viii be continued for the rest of the sea-
son These are dances intended for the
children who summer iu that part Of the
country ana are gay little affairs,
The oasis., 1906-02-24
Mine Warning Notice.

To WHOM IT MAY IONCERN
 Notice is hereby given that the Wandering Jew group of mines, situated in the Tyndall mining district, Santa Rita mountains, santa Cruz county, Arizona, are under bond to part ies working same and that during the life of said bond the said mines Cr the owners thereof will not be responsible for any labor or debts contracted, or injuries sustained by any em- ploye in the operation of said mining proper ty; that all operatives engage in such services at their own risk, and that no debts are valid against said mining claims.
 MARK LULLEY AND ASSOCIATES. Nogales, Arizona, Jan, l5, 1909.
The oasis., 1906-02-24
Notice Of forfeiture.

NuaALf~. ARIZONA. December E. I90a. T3L W dfaNiE. of his Heir. 0l Assigns.
 i0u are hereby notified that 1 have during fhe year l91j, expended one hundred dollars n labor and Improvements upon each pi the following named mines siiuated iu thc Nognes mining district santa Cruz county, Arizona Territory the locations whereof are found Of record n Book :, of the Records of Mines pn the Pages indicated as follows Luke mine. Book ,, page I65; Moonlight mine. Book ], Page l6ti La Palma mine, Book }, page los Oak mine, Book 5 page l69; Hill Side mine, Book 3, Page 170 Rattlesuake mine, Book ,, Page l2i FL Cato mine Book ,, Page l53; Fl Lion mlne, Book 5 Page t54; Rabbit mine, Book ?, Page I62; Tiger mine Book ,. Page l6l; all in order Co hold said claims under the provisions ei Section 2324, Revised statutes or the I1ted States and the amendments thereto approved January 22nd 1880, conferning annual labor upon mining claims, 1t being the amount required to hold said lode or l0des during the period ending on the 3lst day of Decem OCT, 1g05
 And if within ninety days from personal service of this notice or within ninety days after the publication hereof, you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expendl- ture as co-owner, your interest i'll the claim will become the property of the subscriber your co-owner. who made the required ex penditure by the terms of said Section 232i
 c. CASTRO. First publication Dec 9,l9o5;last March 10. 1906
The oasis., 1906-02-24
COUNTY OF CALHOUN. !

Before me Notary Public tn an for said county aforesaid. on this day personally ap- peared Arthur w. Davis, known to me t0 be the person whose name is subscribed Co the fore going articles ai incorporation and acknoNied- ged that he executed the same for the pur- poses and consideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hAI-d and seal of office this 10th day of February X. D. 1905
 lSEAL.l NELSON K HUBBARD, Netary Public.
 My commission expires December :, l93s.
The oasis., 1906-02-24
TERRITORY OF ARIZoNA. !

COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ.
 |, Phil Iiefold, County Recorder in and fer the County and Territory aforesaid, do hereby certify that have compared the foregoing copy with the original articles of incorpora ton of the PARASITE COPPER COM PANY filed and recorded In my office on the 20th dav of February l90e. in BGok of Mseella- neous Records at page--et seq and that the same is full true and correct copy of such original and 0f the whole hereof.
 Witness my hand and seal of oiiice this goth day of February, \. D. lg6. pHE HER0ID, IsEAI.-l County Recorder.
 Feb'v. 2f March 5l.
The oasis., 1906-02-24
TERRITORY OF ARIzoNA. ]

COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ.
 I, Phil Herold, County Recorder in and fer the County and Territory aforesaid. do hereby certify that have compared the foregoing copy with the original articles of incorporation os the CUAHTEMOC MINING COMPANY, filed and recorded in my office on the 2nd day of February. lg06 n Book ] of Miscellaneous Records at page-et seq; and that the same is full. true and correct copy of such original and of the whole thereof,
 Witness my hand and seal of office this 2nd day of February A. D., 1906. PHfI HERoLD, [SEALl County Recorder
 Feb'y 3,--March 10.
The oasis., 1906-02-24
COUNTY OF COOK.

STATE or ILLfNOTs-
 Before me. William Kirk, Notary Public in and for said County aforesaid, on this day per sonally appeared Harry Austin Clapp and Ed ward R. Austin, known to me 10 be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing articles of incorporation and acknowledged that they executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 16th day of February A. D. l906.
 [SEAI.l WILLIAM KIRK, Notary Public
 My commission expires April i4th, 1905.
The oasis., 1906-02-24
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" Fs NWDf#
 tAWYEN hsifitf Attorney lef ssn# cfnz County oHlea h Coafi House NpeAifs ARIZONA
The oasis., 1906-02-24
W PHILLIPS AbtrN r biep
TrrrlT0nY 0F ARlI0NA.I

TFHEiTuKI VT AHIIVNAlf f.a
 CnfNrf 0f SANTA CnNz
 On fhis 2nd day oi February iu the year iau6, before me- Albert W. Brickwo0d, Jf.. Notary Public in and for the Territory and County aforesaid, residing therein, duly commi toned and sworn. personally appeared W Phillips and Allen F. Bird known to me to be the persons described in, hose names are subscnb- ed to and who executed the annexed instrr- ment and they acknowledged fo me that they executed the same for the purposes and con alterations therein expressed.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have herennto set my hand and affixed my official seal at my office, in the said Territory and County, the day and year last above written.
 SEAL. ALBERT W. BRlehWoop. sE:
 Notary Public. Ny Commission expires Oct. 3rd. 1909.
The oasis., 1906-02-24

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Evening journal., 1906-09-27
II You Are Afflicted

with Rheunatism, Paralysis. Fits convusions,
Liver Complaint Blood Poison, Weak Heart Pal
rl,aton, Lame Back, Loss Of sleep Nervousness.
Lack Of menstruation Kidney Disease, Neuralgia,
Epilepsy or any. form of so-caned incurabie Ply
sical or mental Ament, don't fail to consult either
personally or by mail
Evening journal., 1906-09-27

Ham ID. Mullen, Jr.. John s. RosselI. Al
fred ID. Warner Alfred o. Crozier, Hor-
are G. Knowles, Josiah II. Marvel. o c.
Purdy, John NJ. Rogers. Philemma Cham
dler Herbeir Compton, Carlos de Vascon-
cellos, of Brazil, and representatives Of
the press.
Much favorable comment was heard
yesterday upon the matter presented 70
theN commission by Alfred O. Crozier.
Many regretted that it had not bsen pre-
senteR extempore by Mr.. Crozier because
Of hi pleasing address. but thcse re-
grets gere dispelled by the thought that
what h7d 70 say was In written form
and btTRre the commission in excellenl
shape.
Mr.. lzier may be called the father Of
the n 'Pfn1anal project 50 far as the VIII
mingaa mon oard Of Trade is concerned