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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18
HIS odd OCCUPATION
GETS Lemon IN JAIL
Philosophers on whats In . Manner
When swestsen Was Freed
Daily Police Chapter.
Any buckets 10 mende"

ANY buckets TO mends"
John Lemon may mend them for
You when he will have completed his
sentence In the county ajil. John has
only forty days to serve. He has been
enacting the double role Of itinerani
timer and pawnbroker. Because no
couldn't show Judge Bope this morn
ing where he got the wherewithal 20
embark in the pawnbroker's business.
there hangs a tale and some philoso.
ply.
Special Officer peeier Of the Santa
Fe Appreciated John al the Santa Fe
station last night for vagrancy. Search
at the city jail evolved that he carried
a diminutive cannon that. after the
manner Of such implements OF war
fare. should have been mounted on
wheels. John also carried other mn-
nitions Ut war In the shape OF several
bags of cartridges-enough. the police
say. to stand off a regiment.
John a Philosopher.
Where did you get this a~rsenal?'
Judge Bope asked Of the prisoner who
has evidently put BARRIERS under the
ban. E
Il fellow pawned the stuff to me TO
get enough money for something to
eat. I'd heap ruther have the money
| leaned him than this gum" John re.
piled.
Right now. 1 suppose Won would"
Said the Judge grimly. 1T Is no Of.
tense against the law to carry money
and I consider this gun toting a sc.
rious matter.
I'm going to send YOU to jail for
forty days. Your story does not have
the ring Of truth. II may be SO but !
doubt you, Mr.. Lemon. don't see
how a man In your business al have
enough currency to embark In the
pawnbroker's business"
In addition to the gun and car
tridges. John also carried d compile
ment Of timers tools and several
slugs Of solder. He accepted his sem
tenee In a philosophic manner. as
though he were used to being a guest
of the public.
Herbert Sweetsen, who says he is
from Phoenix. Arizona, was arrested
at the Santa Fe depot this morning
by Special Officer McFariane for lott
ering about the company property.
Sweetsen Ia a Swede. Later he told a
straight story in police court about
being a h~ardworking. rancher. He
stated that he was en- route to a ranch
near Denver and that he was forced
to leave a situation on a Phoenix
ranch on account Of the heat. Sweet.
sen Is evidently in poor health. He
said he Is forty years old. He looks
SIXTY, The Judge gave him hours to
continue his trip.
My name always did get me in
bad" said Lemon, who Is something
Of a pessimist. They should have
given me a little of the sweet and not
made IL all sour" he declared when
he saw Sweetsen walk out a free
man. ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

The concert given by the Mayflow.
mr. band nd the plaza on the west side
last evening was the best attended
sof any this season. The members Of
the organization should feel fiattered
by the interest taken In the concerts.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Adjutant General Harrington re-.
turned to his home at Santa Fe last
evening after a short visit In this city.
He accompanied the firing squad Of
Troop A To the range yesterday morn.
Ing and made several fine scores him.
self with q Krag.Jorgensen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Important driil of Troop A tonight
and every member Of the organiza.
ton Is expected to be present. No
one win be excused. Plans will he
made for the show tn be given as a
benefit next month and for the en-.
campment al Austin.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Here after every Sunday car will
run to No. 5 ice.house as follows:
Leave Santa Fe depot at TAO a. m.
to accommodate those who desire 10
go early. The last car returning
viii leave No. 5 ice house at Z p. m.
$3.50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

A. w. Hunt. an itinerant photog'
fapher. with his wife and n child,
has arrived In the city. Mr.. Hunt
travels over the country In a covered
wagon which serves the double pur>
pose III dwelling and gallery.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Ia Pensicn.
w r. Raan~. Mississippi: N. R
T1tian, sapello: Thos Seward. Alhn
aaeraae.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. N. wingo, 81 Louis:
ben v. Rupp. -. Louis: Joe Bracket.
Taylor; Mira N. y. Mrcutcheon. Mia.
sIssippi: Miss Mccuteheon, Mississip.
ni: W. L. Burton. st. Louis: H.. ID.
FftedIander. Chicago: v. w. Burca.
peablo: Myer Hurley. Argentine.
Kas.: Charles d. Kehrsnan. 81 Ioais:
G. u. comstoek. Albuquerque: Adrien
Thomas. Kansas City: !. q. whitakes,,
New York: rhas. NJ. Wilson. Denver:
Max Levy. Albuquerque: James o.
Rolls. watrous: NJ. n. sabin. Aibu.
qnerqua: FL Holmes. Albuquerque;
New opsie.
l.. u. Yaeger. Flagstaff, Ariz.: W. A.
MccandIiss. Denver: C. c. Whistler
Beaver; j. d. Matthes. Epris. n. NJ:
Ang. Gerothi. Trinidad.
% Dorado.
Mr., and Mrs E NJ. Howard. El Pa.
80: Mr.. and Mrs. q. o. Paris. Ration:
v. ]. Thomas. Albuquerque: Frances
J. Sullivan. Laramie. Wyo.: Helen
Ryan, Laramie. wyo.: Wayne Doyle,
Laramie. wyo.: Mary Sullivan. Lara
ME. wyo.
WIN. T. Williams. Delevan. Wis
Charles Walker, Denver: w. T.
Palmer, Denver.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Commencement exercises at Loret
tn Academy this evening. An excel
lent program has been arranged and
the entertainment will be well attend.
ed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18
Rubber stamps at the Optic office.

The street car company has made
arrangements with an extra good
string band 10 play on the special
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday even.
Ing cars. Clio
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

One of the best and funniest shows
that has yer appeared In this city
at the Duncan tonight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18
Live spring chickens at Yorh's.

Take a ride to Canyon on the spe.
eiai car on Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday evenings and enjoy the
ride and music. Leaves Santa Re de.
pot at 1850 p. m. .~@& ellie ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

A marriage license has been grant,
I'd 10 Presentation Galiegos and Sofia
cashmor. both Ut this city .
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Don't miss seeing the best home
talent show that has eve been given
In the city at the Duncan tonight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Minstrel show at the Duncan to.
night as a benefit for the Las Vegas
base ball league.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

wASTED-Giris experienced In
bindery work: ash for .varren. The
Optic.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18
A Full Page Church Ad Sunday Morn.
inQ.

2 Paoe Church I'd sunday MORN.
Ing
That advertising In q Sunday news.
paper can be used Just as effectively
to increase the attendance OF a Bible
class at a Sunday school as to draw
4 crowd Of women to q bargain coun-
ter has been demonstrated IN Knox.
vile. Tenn. The experiment was made
by o. P. Sterling. teacher Of the Cum
bertrand Presbyterian church. and Rev.
r. Rodgers the pastor. Az the
result Of 4 page advertisement h 1
Sunday paper. the attendance at the
class today was increased one.thirew
Chicago Record-Herald.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Forecast: Fair In the western por
lion 4tst local thunder showers In
the eastern portion Of the territory
tonight and Tuesday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Vim. r. Williams. Delevan. Wis:
Charles Walker, Denver: w. 7.
Palmer, Denver.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-23
DRESS GOODS
BARGAINS.

Checked Sultlngs. shepherd check
and colored overplaid check medi-
um weight
II Is seldom that such dainty, pretty
dress gOOds-just the kind you
want for the summer dress and
waists are offered at such won
derfully low price. The lot in
cludes fine all-over embroidered
Swiss In variety OF patterns
mercerized Madras In neat woven
patterns, fancy corded dimities I'm
narrow stripes, with satin finished
figures.
5O-inch luster and Mohair Worth
15c. We offer az ......... 4SC
3S-inch all-woll grays. The very la
test NJ ..... .............. BE
Fancy Mohairs, In gray, green blue
and black 80 inches wide at nc
Cream serEes &c inches wide at 33c
Panama cloth 3s inches. Black and
navy Away nOwn ......... sc
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-23
STUPENDOUs
BARGAINS IN
LADIES SHOES.

Our Shoe Department was never bot
ter stock than now. You will aId
the best assortment, the best prices
and the best styles. Don't mss
this sale Of fine shoes
Ladies Solid Leather Shoes. $1.?o
e $3.50 values. \ killer. Only I3c
We give YOU our profit on these.
Ladies' Patent Wei. Laced and OK
fords, all widths and weights
Worth up to $3.50, go in this stu
pendous sale at - OIc.
Ladies' Patent Leather and Wei Blu
cher Cut, Lace and Oxfords Good
values az $500 20 at ~ SI.2O
Ladies SO Patent Colt. button and
laced, hand-sewed or turned sole.
Cuban heel. Go at .. Sf.OS
Ladies' $3.50 hand-turned Wei Kid.
button and laced shoe. medium o.
Cuban heel At ....... S2.1S
Ladies' and Misses Oxfords. special
lot bought at sacrafice sale. AZ DSc
Ladies' hand-sewed. plain or timed
patent colt. bluchcr or oxford cX-
tension sole or turned . SI.DS
Ladies' Turned Pumps. patent Icath.
er, Cuban heels ........ S1.4S
Ladies patent vamp. duh black blu
cher Oxfords. Louis heels S1.fS
Ladies' all over patent leather blu
cher Oxfords with French heel.
Worth 80 80. Only ...... S1.98
Ladies patent colt bluchcr Oxfords,
extension sole. go at ... S1OS
Misses patent yamp dress shoe. dull
top lace or button Worth s1.G9.
Only ......... .............. $1.39.
Misses patent orkid tip, alb solid
leather shoes. button or lace.
Only .......... ............ CSC.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-23

Extra large buck towels. sale price Dc
Full size Turkish Bath towels. regu-
lar zoe value. during sale. 10 II2c
Cotton crash, In bolts OF so wards
worth $3.50. Sale price per yd Be
stevens Pure Linen Crash. regular
price IL l-2. sale price . Oc
Bed Spreads. fun size. white crochet
all good patters, real Marseilles
patterns, $1.25 value for ID. 0Sc
Best Quality Bleached Seamless
sheets, 72x90, ready TO use at DC
l0-4 Blcached sheeting at Zoe
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-23
HAT DEPARTMENT.

About 100 dozen Mems Fine Hats,
all shapes and styles worth mp to
-. nv ............ ...... S1.2i
Hundreds OF Mems and Boys Caps
worth mp TO 75c In this sale at zoe
Swan Brand Hat, regular $3.50. In
all styles, TO close at .SI
All OR $50 Hats at ......... OSc
Misses and Boys Sailors, worth Csc
TO soc for ..... tic
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-23
FURS AND CHILDREN'S
CLOAKS.

We are now Offering this great
stock OF Ladies' Furs and Children's
Cloaks far below cost You can af-
ford to buy the goods TO keep for
years To- come.
We are Offering one OF the most
hp-to-date line Of Ladies' Petticoats
ever shown In this country at almost
your own price.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-23
EMBROIDERIES
AND LACES.

4 million yards in different widths
and a great variety OF designs
cambria and Swiss Embroidery
and insertions, new patterns: val
ues up 10 l5c Sale price .... Sc
Insertion. Edging and Beading, in
cambria and Swiss, dainty patterns
values up 10 2jc Special sale &c
1000 yards OF good TOrchon Lace
and edges and insertion TO match.
per yard, ....... &c
Our stock Of ready-made
Suits for ladies in Silks, vel
vets and cloth will go in this
slaughter sale at below cost.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-23
COTTON DRESS GOODS:

Fine line sheer lawns, all the new
effects worth l0c. For this stu
pendous sale, special, ....... DC
Zephyr ginghams. plaids. blues, red,
gray, black, white and plain &c
Voiles. Most stores claim them TO be
Doc values, ........ zoe
All kinds new Lawns and Organizes,
swell styles. fine and sheer. About
Half price.
Long Cloth, well worth 18c at zoe
Nalnsook, 2lc to ......... 17C
Handkerchiefs, linen. SO inches wide
AZ low as ... 33c
2S inches wide . nc
Linen suitings, finished like irish lin
en-, NJ ..........., .......,... I3c
Prints. all colors and designs, & Bic
Pcrcales. all colOrs and designs Sc
Madras, All colors and designs 1-2c
Bleahed Domestic. 1000 yards at &c
Unbleached Domestic. yard wide
NJ '.'. .............. ID I-2c
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-23
SILKS.

Special Black Tanela. SO inches wide.
splendid value at $t59. I'm this
stupcndous sale ... SOC
Peau dc Sole. SO inches wide. worth
$2.oO, goes at ......... 400
Wash solk white. beautiful quality.
goes i'm this stupendOus sale AT 23c
Shirt-waist patterns. in SILK. GIG
magnificent assortments.. from
Ceach) .........,..... SOC up.
Plain silks, extra quality, in this stu
pendous sale go Mt ..... SOC
Foulard Silks. I'm suit patterns. M
your own price In this stupennOus
sale ................. SIC
Colored and Dotted Swiss. worth Csc
10 go at, .......... 15c
Organdies, cheap at double. 25c toIOc
Colored Dotted Swiss. goes at e.. 7c
It's y shame 10 sell AZ this price
Crepe Chiffon Organize patterns M I
tremendous reduction 22c
SILK Organizes that have never been
equaled before, worth Csc at dc
White Voiles, plain and plaids. mag
nificent assortment. 20 at ... 2fc
Embroidered Mulls. 20 at .... 21c
Siosettes, plain. all colors, worth COO
VOL Bauste. such value never before
KNOWN, ......+.... IOc
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-23
20, 900 YARDS CALICO AT
4 1-4c A YARD.

Thousands of Yards of Dress Prints
in black. white and silver gray
and indigo blue. In this gigantic
sale, price per yd. . I-2c.
Amoskeag Apron Ginghams, Com
forts Cnlicoes, unbleached Muslin.
bleached Pillow Castings, Aurora
Sheetings, Rochadale Sheeting.
Miles and miles of the above do
mestics In bolts. Come and PICK
them. Al this gigantic sale. yard
........ U LIE
Ladies' hemstitched handkerchief.
worth l5c, I'm this gigantic sale &C.
Ladies' embroidered handkerchiefs.
positively worth Csc, In this sale &c
500 dozen Mems good Csc hanilSer-
chiefs, In this gigantic sale Be
100 dozen Mems good 25c Socks.
heavy. In this gigantic safe &c
80 doz Mems 81 work Shirts. heavy.
In this gigantic sale .BDc
i15 doz. Mems good 75c work shirts.
feayv. In this sigduu: sule 21r
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-23
MGEopH qG yssT Es

Children's patent colt dress shoes. all
styles ..,,.............. DC.
Children's patent or kid tip aII-leath-
or shoes ..... Use.
Chldrens good wearing shoes, to
Close ............. ............ 4yc.
Little Gents hand-sewed box calf and
patent colt bluchers, worth $500
Only .............. $1.59
Little Gents vici kid. box calf and
patent colt. low heel shoes. Only
............ SI.25
Little Gents hook-lace spring heel
SHOES ................ ....,.... OSc.
Boys good wearing shoes. all sizes.
.......'......... ............ ......... DSc
Boys box calf butchers, solid ieath-
ef Observation-Disclosures. $1.9S
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-23
LINENS! LINENS!


80 inch Bleached Table Damask. reg
ular soc value, saleprice ... 27c
60 inch White Satin Damask. would
sell regular for 75c sale price sc
200 dOZ Napkins. that have always
sold at 4Oc a doz, price per doz zoe
Plain white or colored Border Nap-
kins, worth 81 per doz a. SIC
Extra large size Napkins. worth
$50 dOz. Sale price ....... SOC
Turkish Wash Rag, blcachod or uu-
bleached, during this great sale 20
Excellent Bleached Barber Towels,
Vt '''''.' ..'........ ............ &c
Towels that have always sold for 15c
az '.'.......... .... &c
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-23
UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY

Womens and children's fast black
hosiery: made with double heel
and toe. worth Csc, In this gigantic
I 90 dozen silk Isle and fancy Hos
iery for women and children at
less than actual cost OF material
Womenis Vests and Pants. silk tap
ed. worth soc in this gigantic
sale ......... .............. 23c.
Women's Vests and Pants, silk tap
ed, worth 25c in this gigantic
sale ............. ......... DC.
Hundreds OF dozens bleached cotton
vests, each .................. DC.
1t would be useless for us
to try and tell you of our
immense stock of umbrellas,
but a visit will tell the tale.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-23
Sale Days

Are Wednesday y Thursday
%. Friday %. Saturday 30,
Monday .. Tuesday 3. Wednes-
day /, Thursday :, Friday Is.
Saturday Z,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-23

Look for the Rig White and Green
front A visit to our store will mean
much for you. Watch for the many
useful bundles thrown from the up
per story.
The Washington times., 1906-10-07
OCQYN17YNEN8@QHKE -

Washington residence until late in the
fan. Mr.. Parsons being engaged in poll
ties and Mrs. Parsons in finishing an
interesting narrative in book form of
the trip TO the Philippines or the Taft
party. OF which she was member.
She is stin at Stoneover Farm. :heir
Lenox estate, and spends several hours
each day in writing
The Washington times., 1906-10-07

who attended the State corver zion
which was held at Alexandria. Va, nave
been visiting in Washington.
The appointment Of Col. z. A. Car
lington, L. s. A, to the head of the In
spector Generals department is one
which will meet with the hearty accord
Of Washington society. Colonel and
Mrs. Darlington are both well known
here. he having been stationed here
some years ago. Colonel Darlington is
the brother-in-law Of Gen. j. Franklin
Bell, Chief of Stan. and has received
many medals Of honor for bravery. Mrs.
Darlington. like her sister, Mrs. Bell
is a woman of rare tact and kindness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r Walsh dis
tinguished thmeslves by giving one OF
their most elegant entertainments at
their country place. Wolhurst. situat-
ed thirteen miles from Denver, Col.
upon the recent visit there of Vice
President and Mrs. Charles w, Fair
banks. Four hundred guests were in
vited to the affair and were carried
from Denver by special car The party
included the most notable men and
women OF the State.
Wolhurst IS a reproduction Of an old
The Washington times., 1906-10-07

was stationed at Newport. r. l., and his
family occupied their summer cottage
at jamestown, just across the bay.
Mr and Mrs. Larrie Benet, Of Paris
arrived in town several days ago and
stopped at the Grafton on Connecticut
avenue. They left the city on Friday
for New York to attend the Vanderbilt
Cup Race and tomorrow will leave via
the Canadian Pacific for Benecia Bar
racks. California. where they Will be
the guests OF Mr.. Benets brother.
Major Benet. U. 8. a.
Later they intend TO make a tVur of
the coast cities. returning overland for
a visit OF a few weeks to Mrs Benet 3
mother, Mrs. Walter Cox, in this city,
and will sail some time in November
for Paris.
Mrs. Benet, remembered in Washing
ton as Miss Margaret Cox. was warmly
welcomed by a large circle Of relatives
and friends. The home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Benet in Paris is most popular with
the American colony.
Mrs. LarlEing Glazebrook. wife OF DIT
Glazebrook. deputy coroner. has re-
turned from a visit 10 the Rev. DR. and
Mrs, Glazebrook, in Elizabeth. y. j.
Mrs Washington Matthews is spend
ing October at New Windsor. Nd, af-
ter several months In October at New
Windsor. Me.
The Rev. John Van SchaIck, jr., who
has been on a two months vacation
trip, returned 10 the city Thursday
night.
Archie Fabnstalk and his bride. for
merly Miss Annie PraH. Of this city
have leased a suite OF apartments at
"The Gordon" on Sixteenth street, for
the winter.
Mr.. Fahnstalk. who is a nephew OF
Mrs. Hotgson Burnett. made mis- home
ia New York city for some years but he
is now located iE Washington.
The marriage OF Auss PraU aad Mr..
Fahnstalk. which took place two weeks
ago In New York was genuine cur
prise 20 the brides large circle Of friends
here.
Miss Meta Virginia Brooke ana aunt.
Mrs. Alics G. Goode, Of New Market
WomaU's Christian Temperance Union.
The Washington times., 1906-10-07

city for the fail, and no date is set
for the wedding. Miss Ianghorne is
the sister of Capt George T. Lang
horne. T. S. A, stationed in Manila.
and of Marshall Langhorne, secretary
OF the American legation in Norway.
Her elder sister married Powell Clay
ton, son Of the former ambassador 10
Mexico. and brother 10 Baroness Mon
cheur, wife of the Belgian minister.
She is the cousin of Mrs. Mamie Lang
horne Shaw AstoT. who vas recently
ln thls country. Mr.. Washburn is the
Youngest son of Gen. and Wrs WI
liam ID. Washburn, of Minneapolis. and
was a war correspondent in the Rus
sian-Japanese war.
Representative and Mrs. Herbert Par
sons. Of New York. viii not open their
The Washington times., 1906-10-07
Mss ARQMs

English villa. where wealth and the art
OF the landscape gardener have COM
bined 10 make a perfect home. with ter
race leading down To a private lake,
bordered with weeping willows and
other trees, while on either side OF the
house is an Italian garden set with rare
old Roman vases Of carved stone, made
brilliant with clusters of SNOWY flow
ers.
Set on the east terrace with a back
ground OF Lombardy poplars and for
est trees decked out in their autumn
colors was the receiving pavilion. which
was of crimson silk. Underneath was a
heavy crimson carpet. while antique
carved Flemish oak chairs. upholstered
IN crimson, carried out the general color
scheme. Receiving in the pavilion were
Mr. and Mrs Thomas +. Walsh, Vice
President and Mrs. Fairbanks Miss
Evelyn Walsh. Mrs Charles ). Thomas.
and Claiming Budd. Of WashingJOa.
Mr. ana Mrs Perry Belmont are re-
turning to America and 20 Washing
ton. where they viii again occupy the
large residence at the corner of Rhode
Island avenue and Sixteenth street
which they had under lease last winter
They sailed from Southampton yester-
on the Deutschland, and viii stop only a
short time ia New York.
Before leaving Mr.. and Mrs. Belmont
The Washington times., 1906-10-07
Personal

All OF the Associate justices have re-
turned TO Washington preparatory 70
the opening Of the Supreme Court ses-
sion Monday, Chief Justice Fuller will
have as his hostess for the winter his
daughter. Mrs. Moore. OF Evanston, Ill,
who is now with him.
The Washington times., 1906-10-07

The engagement is announced Of Miss
Alice Langhorne, OF this city, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Lang
horne, Of Washington and Virginia. 10
Stanley Washburn, OF Minneapolis,
Rfinn. The Lanshoraes are al Atlantic