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room were tastefully decorat.d -,
yellow chrysanthemulns and sr,,, WI
MRS. William McGaw deliyh,.,
entertained large number IN Sa.u
friends Friday afternoon al y" sn1s
After cards a dainty lunch VA, .s.i
AT the home OF the brides r,,..
IN Statewide, Weber eounty y
wednesday evening, Elder G.,,,.
Richie united in bonds OF wedocs NJ
Annie Barney a popular and rs,s.
Ing young lady VI that place Ana ~
Z; y, Plat OF West Liberty ots
There were present large nulnbs sa !"
relatives and friends, who sxn
pleasant evening with music AMI ~.
atty. A bounteous repast wa, ,.,,,,
Much interest was manifest mi, VA,
In the skating contests for N. IA
watches awarded by ], s. LAVA
Company to the most graceful n
and gentleman skater, at the apally
um. Miss Verna Halstrom and Chlla
G., Chrismon We're awarded the elem,
presents. The skating fad Is gOT,i
and much pleasure is being taka y
thousands OF Ogdenites in the spr
A pretty home wedding took Ma,
Wednesday evening when Miss Yxl
White was made the wife OF joni
Wykes In the presence Of large M
Der of relatives and friends, The
tracing parties are very popals.
Ogden, the bride being a talented IN
lady and the groom a trusted :,
ploye OF the Boyle Furniture comry
Adam Patterson left Ogden Tusal
for Mexico. where he Will spend ~
weeks,
A delightful reunion viii be rra
this evening ut the X. OF P hall % u
former residents OF Indiana and ON
who are living In Ogden. A good ne
steal and literary program will Be res
dered. and a dainty dinner will y
Sryed by the ladies.
Mrs. George j. Cunningham IA. n
her guest this week her sister Yn
John Dedlgo Of Walla Wala. ~
Sal Nsi
Mrs. william Blnford returned y,
this week from a pleasant visit sn
relatives In Denver
Wednesday morning at . o'cIoes u
the ST. Joseph's Catholic church, Rs'
r. NJ. Cushnahan performed me tsis
mony uniting IN marriage Miss MA
garet Mclaughlin and Cornels
Kelliher. only the immediate relauVs
were present. A bounteous weiipl
breakfast was served. The orias
the esteemed daughter OF Mr. ana W
Henry Mclaughlin and was one q y
most popular employees OF the Ben i~
phone company, and the groom
well known employe OF me uu
Short Line at Pocatello, ldaho Ha'
they will make their future nome
The visit OF Rev. Andrew MorliSy
the Holy Cross at Notre Dame, inala y.
10 ogden this week was maze y,
pleasant Monday afternoon on us !"
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ward having supper at the Franklin
cafe,
One OF the stall parties at the Or
pheum this week consisted OK Mrs. June
sadler Donnell, Miss Sadler Miss Jasa-
mine Young. Miss Eloise Sadler Les
Ter Freed, Glen schramm and John
critchlow.
Mrs. NJ. II. sowles entertained infor:
mally at bridge this week about ~
guests being present.
Miss Alice Young win entertain infor-
mally at her home tonight.
One of the interesting events OF next
week WIN be the luncheon to be given
by Mrs. Alice NJ Horne TO the Daush-
tiers of the Revolution on Friday the
Goth. feature Of the event to be
Thanksgiving program
Last night Miss Eliza Dey was guest
OF honor at skating party given py
the Younger set TO celebrate Miss Dey
winning the prize as the most gracetul
skater at the Wasatch pavilion
Mrs. Mark Requa entertained the
ladies OF st. Marke Guild at her home
on Wednesday at an afternoon tea, a
number OF friends assisting and about
200 calling during the afternoon.
Mrs. /. II. Farnsworth entertained
at luncheon on Wednesday at the
University club IN honor Of Mrs. J. Ross
Clark and Mrs. Lee OF California, the
table being prettlly decorated In pink
with la France roses and pink candles,
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Nl:eD.~.Bsd3

The wedding OF Miss Stella Daynes
and n. c. Christensen takes place next
week.
A quiet wedding took place this week
at the parsonage OF the Phillips church,
when Miss Margiret Russell OF this city
and George X. Murdoch of Wyoming
were married. with Rev. p. A. simp-
hns officiating In the prese2ee OF the
near relatives and friends. Afterward
a reception was given for the young
couple by the ladies OF the church, the
rooms being effectively decorated and
large number being present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murdoch have gone TO California
for two months.
Another nuptial event OF the week
transpiring at the Phillips parsonage
was the marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Vincent aud 3. II, Bower OF Provo,
they leaving shortly afterward to make
their hoDne In that city.
Miss Ada Kirk OF Tooele and George
Hickman OF stockton were married
Thursday afternoon at the home of Ed
gar Z. Rich In this city. Joseph Has
lam performing the ceremony. The
couple took the evening train for Dem
YER.
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OGDEN.

Ogden. Nov. 24.--one OF the most
elaborate social functions OF the season
was the reception given at the Virginia
hotel Thursday from to 6 o'clock by
Mrs. 7. A. Whalen and Mrs. r. Healy,
who we're assisted In receiving the nu-
merous guests by Mrs. J. 3. Peery,
Mrs. A. p. Bibelow and Mrs. Geo, Me-
Cormick. The guests were ushered
into the parlors, where they were enter
tanned with sweet strains OF lnstru-
mental music furnished by the guitar
and mandolin club. In the dining m
Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Bell pr,sld-
ed, assisted by Miss Lovetta Whalon
and Miss Maud Patterson. A sunp-
tuous repast was served by these la
dies. The punch was served by MISC
Dollie Maloney and Mis-, Kittie Fitz-
gerald. Considering tho inclemency Of
the weather a large number OF guests
participated In the afternoons pleas
ures. The halls, parlors and dining
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I
and the following being present. mrs.
NJ. II. Walker Mrs. David Klein. Mrs
Russell l.. Tracy. Mrs. James A. Miner'
Mrs. John Mcvleker. Mrs A. a. gibson
Mrs. Frank b. Stephens, Mrs 1. u
Whittemore and Miss lena Hague.
Mrs. j. NJ. Reynolds entertained AZ
luncheon on Tuesday
One OF the delightful affairs or yes
terday was the musical recital gwen
last night by Miss Esther i. Alien, ner
assistants being Misses Mary kimoall'
Judith Evans and Jennie Sands.
Mrs. II. ]. Schultz gave card party
on Thursday In honor Of Mrs. II. Is.
Freeman, white caornatlons and chry-
santhemums being used In the decora-
tons and seven tables being played
Mrs. H. II, Edwards and Mrs. L. l..
Downing were prize winners ana as
sisting were Miss Beesley. Miss Schultz,
Mrs. Jessie Zane and Miss Freeman
Mrs. Lewis Evans entertained the
card club yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. j. L. Game entertained her
bridge club yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. A. b. Firth gave a card party on
Wednesday In honor OF Mrs. r. b.
Freeman, about 20 guests being enter
talned and the prizes going to Mrs, II.
j. Schultz and Mrs. H. =. Stowe. The
rooms were bright with flowers and
Mrs. II. $. knight assisted.
Mrs. Benner X. Smith entertained at
a luncheon on Thursday in honor OF
Mrs. w. I. Dinwoodoy. the table being
effectively decorated and the other
guests being Mrs. A, Il. Kendlespire,
Mrs H. NJ Dinwoodey. Mrs Leroy @.
Dlnwoodey, Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells, Mrs
Kenneth G.. Kerr Mrs. William Reid
and Mrs. Frank W Jennings.
The Misses Eudora and Evelyn DAILY
entertained the members fthelr Sew
ing club yesterday
Mrs a. c. Behle was hostess at an
informal tea on Thursday given in
honor OF her guest, Miss Sallie T. Leon
ard, the rooms being decorated In pink
and white chrysanthemums and about
dozen being present including Mrs. j.
@, Barlow. Mrs. Percival o. Perkins,
MISS Spauldingl Miss Edith Bellam,
Miss May Critchlow, Miss Elsie Dick
ert. Mrs e. V. Silver Miss Howard.
Miss Catherine Eager Mrs. Hammond.
On Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs. J. s.
Bransford entertained at cards. euchre
being the amusement. and about 40
guest being present. The rooms were
handsomely decorated In yellow and
white chrysanthemums and the hostess
was assisted BY Mrs. J. T. Harris and
Mrs. Wallace Bransford.
the Salt Lake Theater on We'd
nesday afternoon, Mrs. Alice X.
Smith and Mrs Augusta Grant
entertained the president and
some OF the members of the general
board OF the Y. L. NJ. l. A. Inc Marty
occupying Inc two lower stage boxes
gey the president and her counselors
Mrs. Ruth M. Fox. and Mrs. NAV r.
Systrom, Mrs. n, L. Empey. and Mrs,
j. Merrill. Those ocupying the other
box were Mrs. Alice X Smith. Mrs, A
w. McCune. Mrs. Margaret Roberts,
Mrs. Susa Y. Gates, Mrs, ]. Groesbeck
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ, Wells will enter.
tain tomorrow night I'm honor OF Mrs.
$50
Miss Vilette Eard!ey entertained
Thursday afternoon for Miss Stella
Daynes, the afternoon being enIoyably
snent with gau,es ana a saa.,,ro Lntns
the presentation 10 the bride elect OF 4
number OF receipts. which were made
into book. Some OF these were decid-
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81 Mr.. and Mrs. clifrord r. Pearsall,
has returned 60 his nome IN o""0'
Miss Gertrude Griffin OF Denver Is
| visiting for several weeks with nsr
| brother, c. ". Griffin, and family, 500
east Second South street
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond $. Mason
left this week for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gates ore In
from Bingham for stay OF rev
days.
Mrs. Effle Dean Knappen and her
mother. Mrs. McAllister. have taken
apartments at the Emery-Hoimes'
where they will be at home for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Eugene smith,
who have been east on two months
wedding trip. are back In the city Tor
a short time.
Mrs. J. C.. Leary Is home after
spending some months on the coast
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Dayres are
back from a trip to California and are
with Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Daynes on d
street
Miss Clara Hall daughter of j.. Il,
Hall. left this week for California,
where she will spend the winter with
friends.
Mrs. Ferdinand Fabian left this
week for New Haven, Conn, where
she will spend couple OF weeks, and
before her return will visit with
friends in New York.
Miss Irma Rivers left this week for
Denver where she will be the guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. i. S. Davies.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fitch. and
Maud Fitch left this week for the east
where they viii spend couple of
weeks
Clyde Simmons has returned after
months Visit In New York and
Washington d. c.
Mrs. l.. f. Smith left this week for
the east, to spend several weeks with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. II. A. Smiley OF Rawlins, Wyo..
who has been visiting Miss Pearl Saw
age, has returned to her home.
Miss Celeste Conroy OF Ogden spent
day this week In the city with
friends.
d. II. Peery left yesterday morning
for Goldfield on short business trip.
Mrs. Phillip speckart of Provo was
In the city for few days this week.
Mrs. f. s. Ellerbeck and her daugh-
tiers, the Misses Claire and Marjorie
Ellerbeck, left Wednesday afternoon
for Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs, j. Ross Clark left
this week for Los Angeles. accom-
Panied by their daughter Mrs. Lee.
Mrs. o. X, Lewis Is back from Butte
where she has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Lewis
Mrs. Dix and her daughter Stella
left Tuesday evening for Butte, where
they will spend a short time visiting
with W, II. Dix. Mrs. Dlx's son.
Mrs Hal w. Brown will be at home
with Mrs William H. Child for few
days,
Mr.. and Mrs II 7. Cieaver will
leave for Denver today. whore they
will spend Thanksgiving week.
Mrs A. r. Witcher and small
daughter arrived In Salt Lake last
night after an extended trip to Vir-
ginia and New York
Mrs. Frank T. Hines, children and
nurse left Wednesday for Fort Nom
roe, where they will Join Lieut.. Hines
Miss Edna Laid left Wednesday for
Mineral Wells, Texas, where she will
| spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor V. Rice have
gone to New York.
Mrs. Arthur J. Skidmore will be at
home Thursday during the winter at
726 Seventh East street.
| Miss Cora Snyder Is visiting In Park
| City the guest OF Mrs, Il. p. La
| Compile.
Mrs Herman, accompanied by her
son Austin, left Thursday for New
York for couple Of weeks, and be-
fore returning TO the city will visit
| S~l~ L. he ck,s.
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patronesses are Mrs. John +. Cowan
Mrs. II. p. Mason, Mrs. Harry Green
Mrs. George II. Raybould. Mrs j.
Sturgls, Mrs. A. Moulton, Mrs. NJ. L..
Barnes. Mrs. l.. Clark. Those on the
managing committee are Messrs. John
link. Dr. W. r. Hopkins, f, Larsen.
Floor committee: Messrs. V, p, Strange.
Arthur Moulton, Fred Barnes and j.
Sturgis.
Mrs w. !. Jones gave q pretty lunch
con today In honor OF Mrs. r. B. Free
man.
Tonight the sophomore class OF the
university will give dancing party In
honor Of the local and visiting foot
ball teams.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. Walker gave "A
box party at the theater on Monday
night In honor OF Mr., and Mrs. j, Ross
Clark OF Los Angeles, the party after
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cHRrsTENsnNs

Mr.. Christensen will give special
Matinee and Ball In his beautiful new
Academy, 1877 East list So. on Thanks
giving Day. at a and $3.50.
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shade which brownish
street foc 1t made with the skirt fitting
trimmed
haircoh to
shade the cloth is
pink ribbon
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0nINGS~e -
'ERsGCTN',C

Mrs a. W. Jacobs has returned to
Rochester, n. T., after spending two
months with relatives and friends In
Salt Lake and Ogden.
William Rogers OF New York IL the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mccor-
nick,
Mr. and Mrs. William Iglehoart have
as their guest, Gibson Berry.
Mrs. S, T. Hauser and Mr.. and Mrs.
s. 7, Hauser. Jr., are guests az the
knutsford.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Ryan are at
home at $40 cast First South street.
80
Mr.. J. n. Lcyson. who has been
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Mrs. j. T., pooley entertained at a
luncheon on Monday in honor of Mrs.
Francis Smith of Muskegon, Mich, COW
ers being laid for about a dozen guests.
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Z Mrs. J. y. Cosgriff entertained at a
bridge party on Friday, about dozen
friends being present, and the prizes
going to Miss Leila Stingley, Miss Ker-
vim and Mrs. Brigham T Cannon Mrs.
Nv. Edward Fife and Miss Mary Smed-
ley and Miss Woods presided In the
dlningroom.
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
DRAINAGE CASE
WORRIES COURT
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA, VA. JULY lo


Justice Cation had a curious case be-
fore him this morning in regard 10 the
draining of water into the streets or
Alexandria The Messrs. Baggett, who
occupy butcher stalls in the Alexandria
market, had been summoned 10 appear
on complaint Of Policeman Beach, on
the charge that water from their ice box
in the market building flowed into Royal
street The Messrs. Baggett explained
that they had a drain pipe running from
their ice box under the pavement which
formerly cmptied into the gutter Ia
Royal street. When Royal street in
front Of the market buildings was paved
with VitriIied brick the vurbiuE was laid
against the mouth of this drain and the
water was forced upward, OOZing through
the pavement They stated that II there
were a sewer on Royal street in front
OF the market building they would be
willing 10 tap it but that the nearest
sewer to their ice box was 100 feet away,
city Engineer Dunn stated that elther
the city or the Messrs. Baggett WouId
have 70 have the water stopped from
coming through the pavement as II Is
a nuisance. Justice Cation held that IN
dSmuch as there was no sewer IN front
of the market building on the side on
which the ice box was situated ne Woulu
dismiss the charge against the Mesars'
BaEgett.
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B-FoIl0Wlng schedule figures published
only as information. and are not guaranteed.
7.S5 a NJ DAILi-LoCal Tor HarisOnburg.
WarrentOu, Dauyllle, and way stations.
.I.I A. b. DAILA-NasllUgtOn and Florida
Limited EIrst-CIass coaches ana sleeper 10
t'oIurnu.a savannah. and Jacksonville.
....... ar service.
II. a 81 DaILY-United States Fast Mail
.rst-cIass coaches and sleeper 10 New or
leans Dining Car Service.
s,Gt T. n. WEEK DAAS-Local for Harrison
t,.rrg and fsay stations on Manassas Branch
As + NJ DAILI-LOcal for Warrenton and
C1ar.ottesville- Week days for Strashurg.
TsJ y NJ DAILN-NeW i OFk and Atlanta
l,zprass Eirst-Class Coach TO Atlanta
sleeDer 20 columbus, Ca, via Atlanta.
sunset Route Touris. Sleeper Washington
10 san Francisco Mondays. Wednesdays.
and Fridays.
s.S0 p NJ. DAILY-New York ana Florida
Express Through Coaches and SIeepers 10
Columbia Savannah, and Jacksonville.
e5ie-fer 10 Augusta ana Port Tampa. Din
ms car Service a la Carte.
10-0S - Nj pALLA-New York and AfcmDhfs
Iimi.ed tyia LyBchburg). FIrst-class Coach
ana sleeping Car to Roanoke Knoxville
,-rartan1o-a. and Memphis, Sleeper to New
orleans Dining Car Service.
1o-sE = NJ DAILA-Washiugton and South
western Limited. All Pullman train OBJ
eervation car 20 Atlanta and Macon. Club
Car 10 AT anita. Sleepers 10 Nashville, At
lanta Macon. Birmingham. New Orleans
Diuinc Ca- Service.
II n. 81 encer. &. NJ; 5. H. Hardwick. p. T II 4:
". H. Tayloe q. p. A.: L. s Brown. c. a
myl7-tf
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Legal Notices.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLI MHlA, Holding a Probate Court.-No.
II. '32 Administrs tion.-This is TO give notice
that the subscribers. OF the District OF Co
lumbia and the state Of Massachusetts re-
spcctiYely. have obtained from the Probate
Court or tne District Of Columbia letters
tesJaInentary on the estate OF Anna Lowell
Woodbury., late OF the District Cf Columbia
deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same, With the vouchers thereof ieEa II,-
authenticated. 10 the subscribers on or be
fore the 18Th DAY OF JUNE A D. 1907
otherWise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate Given under our
hands this 18th day Of June 1906 NJ L
TURNER. 1873 Massachusetts ave NV
Washington, d c, WILLIAM I. PUTNAM
% state st, Boston, Mass; LLEWETJYN
JORDAN, L. 5. Treasury Dest. Washing
ton. D. c. Attest; (SeaD NM G TAY-
LOR, Deputy Register Of Wills for the T>Is-
trict Of Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate
Court. HENRY II. CLASSIC, Attorney
1y3.le.17
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
Corporation Court Business.

IN the corporation court Judge Louis
G. Barley presiding, yesterday the IoI-
lowing business was transacted.
Docket called and cases set
commonwealth VS. Leroy Beach, sjr.
indicted for selling liquor without a
license, and on Sunday; set for trial on
Thursday, July II
Commonwealth VS.. James SCdnlOn.
continued until September term
James Patterson ys. Wallace D, Nc
Lean dismissed.
Mertens x Agnew vs., the Jackson
Phillips Brick Company, dismissed.
Peter IT. Harrington rs Reiter, Cur
It's & Hin. dismissed.
j. Frank Cook was appointed admin
isJratOr OF the estate of J. Frank
Cook. Jr
William NJ Hammond was appointed
administrator of the estate of Eden
Hammond.
The Washington times., 1906-07-10

six-rOom frame on 9Th St. between
y and o. Rented for $3.50. Price. s.. 500.
g. BALLARD co. (INC.)
C2I 18th ST. n. W.
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FOR SALE
on sth 81. NV, between II and S. six
rooms and bath modern bIumbing stable
good property, and a bargain for the price
asked.
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
For Rent-HOuSeS.

A siX-room cottage in Mt. Pleasant. with
stable, Rent, SO per month,
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
IIcket Unce, ~ Penna. Ave.

For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington Co.
Iumbia Savannah Jacksonville, Tampa, At
lanta. birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola. and
New Orleans.
1850 4. AL DAILY-Seaboard Mail-Through
Pullman Sleeper TO Jacksonville Fla, also
through Sleeper Washington 20 birmingham
Ala Cafe Dining Car Washington 70 Ham
let. y. e..
6.Z5 T. IL DAILI-SeaboaTd EEpress-Solid
train With Pullman Slespers, 20 Jacksonville
and Tampa Through Sleeper 70 Atlanta.
Birmingham and Memphis Cafe Dining
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
Retail Clerks, Excursion.

The Retail Clerks Association of
AleNandria are giving their annual ex-
cursiOn TO Marshall Hall today A
large crowd went To this popular re-
sort with the clerks on the early boats.
and q stiu larger one Will go this even
ing on the last trip.
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
Railroads.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY.

Schedule ll effect July Z. 1907
zoo J. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
paily-St9Pz az Prlueipa points .n Vir-
glala and West Virginia h,su1lle train D..
s-IuJaTd coaches. uarIJIs cars 10 Virginia
EIO- Springs and Hinton. Pullman sle-pers
Hinton 20 Louisville. Cincinnati. Indian
apolls, ST. Louis. and Chicago dining
cars - ia carte service
40 = L.-NEW e. & ID. LIMITED. Daily.
Fast new VrstiBule tTulu5 stops ouIy ar
GurluusEIllt. tHdTl9ttesFl4es stanton.
Clifton FORGE, a44 Cov.Lstou, Va, White
sulphur, EouCe-eTte. and Hinton. ". "a
Pullman slueUels 10 lexington. Louisville
Cincinnati, indianapolis. So Louis. and
Chicago. Dining cars. a Ia carte service.
one night out
lI.Ig T.. Nj =. v. LIMITED, Daily.
solid ErstEbu-e train Pullman sleepers
20 Cincinnati. lexington. and Louisville
Commandment sleeping car 10 Virginia
Hot springs week days Dining cars a
ia carte service, S.vegers Cincinnati 70
Chicago and 81. Louis and Louisville 20
Memphis. Nashville. and Southwest
Reservations qnd tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio Offices. sI2 pennsylvania ave. coz I4tl
81 near r. and sixth street station. Tclc-
phone Main 5l3t, for Pennsylvania r. r
Cab SerH Ice, and Main 1906 for G. & o.
Ticket once 165O-r
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
Neat Inspection.

TO RAILROADS AND OTHER TRANS
PORTATION COMPANIES, AND PRO
PRIET3RS PR, Z; Q 5,,rE OF sL4AT&aTEblNG TIS5E! &
ING, RENDERING, OR SIMILAR ES-
TABLISHAfFNTS- attention is in
vited TO the fact that under the terms of
the Meat inspection Act, approved June
80, 1906. no person, nrm or corporation
shall. on and after October /. 1906 trans
port, or offer for transportation, and
no carrier Of interstate or foreign com
merce shan transport or receiVg for
transporta ton from one State or Terri
tory. or the District Of Columbia. 10
another State or Territory or the Dis
trict of Columbia. or 70 any place under
the jurisdiction Of the United States. or
to any foreign country. any carcass, or
parts thereof. meat or meat food prod
uCts thereof which have not been in
spected, examined and marked Inspect
ed and Passed. in accordance with the
terms Of the law. and with the rules and
regulations prescribed by the Secretary
of Agriculture. An exemption NAV be
made by the Secretary of Agriculture of
retail butchers and retail dealers in meat
and meat food products, supplying their
customers through the medium of inter-
state or foreign commerce. Tie above
provision or law neceSSitatCs either she
tablishment of inspection or a rot -ce
Of exemption by the Department of Lgri-
culture on or before october ] 1906
for all persons who expect TO offer meat
or meat food products Tor transportation
in interstate or foreign commerce on and
after that date. To enable the Depart
ment tC determine upon the necessary
number of inspectors. and TO either es-
tabliSh inspection or 10 grand exemption,
all persons, firms and corporations who
do not now have inspection and who deal
in meat or meat food products. which
are transported either In interstate or
foreign commerce, are requested to send
Immediately 20 the Secretary Of Agri-
culture a full and complete statement of
the amount Of meat or meat food prod
IA IN int
Commerce by the particular est4blis'.- =
ment, the location and the character Of
the operations of the establishments. the
names of the pToprietOrs of the estab-
lishment and such other information as
may be necessary 10 enable the Secre-
tary Of Agriculture 10 determine whether
inspection or exemption should be grant
ed.-JAMES WILSON. Secretary. iys-2E
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
Case of IncendiaIism.

An attempt was made yesterd. even
ing to set fire 10 house on tie south
side of Duke street, between Union and
Lee streets. Word was sent TO the Re
lief Hook and Ladder house, when the
fire was discovered, and the members
of that company eXtinguished the
blaze before any serious damage had
been done the property.