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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
(COrrected Daily

These prices are at wholesale and not to
 starch-corn sT1Oc; standard goods, pearl Skc; gloss lump Shc; nickel pack
 Rice-Extra fancy sfsc; head 4a5c; brok- en SIsc: Japan sc
 Salt-Live5pool s1 Virginia soc.
 vinegar--Per gallon 14R22c. ioh 91ohc; choice 11@1114c; fancy 12@
 Candies-stock sc: fancy s@foc.
 Crackers-Xxx soda skc; xxx ginger 'Fiour-Basis of barrels: High patent A: s5; fancy patent g 35; half patent s4.75.
 Gat;-fea Sriss-PsE hOI n.s5, ss5o per sack s1SO Lard-Leaf sAc compound 7Ac: basis
 Grain and Hay-Bran $i 20. shorts s1 25: corn chops s7he; white corn 72e; oats mix eS Sy sc wha Frass s5e
 Cotton seed hulls-Loose. per ton SC %; baled %; sacks $500: cotton seed meal Fruit and Produce Potatoes. Wisconsin ss'ss;; white peas sa 25 bushei: appiS and white wine vinegar 15c gallon; fancy full rsa peanuts se ib. chooe peanuts Sc eS ib: lemons s4; California Prunes. sO-s0 Size: 60-75 7Ae 7osO She lb psesps IS <" %edam size matoes s54$3 50 crate; snap beans s3 Q B 25 crate; new Irish potatoes s2.25 bu'; sfid Hides.DTy Sfiints ls&c: dry salted 14c. green saltad Sc.
 Woel--CIear 23c to 24c.
 chickens-Hens 30 e asc; flyers s5c; broiI- CTS 20 25c
 Canned Goods-Salmon chums s1 .O0; pinks s1 10; Columbia River $t,50: sockeyes sl 90; sardines, American -oil :? 7S; mus tard s2. S5; imported SIC Sl4: oysters F; w. tomatoes, 2-lb., Sl; S-lb.. s1. Is.
 Molasses-Georgia cane. barrel ssc per syrup. Log Cabin. gallons s14; E gallons $7 50; quarts s4 25, per dog; ,
 Country butter 12he.
 Eggs-12lAc.
 Soed--Rye s1 per bushel: wheat $l: 02; zoe per lb; onion sets. white skin g; pearl S3; blue grass 15@1sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. q. Abererombic .
 Co.,, 32 Commerce Street.

0I ERIt0IS Wlfe to VI. cFNtVnA0Ap -
 Co.,, g Commerce Street.
 New Orleans. April 24.--Shorts covertng on unusual low temperatures In the Garoh- asa- local spot markets resulted in little reac- ton after the market opened some lower than. yesterdays closing. July advanced to I1.17 and finally closing at i1os. against II. .07 last evening.
 The mercury worked so low as to permit frost being officially reported from Whining ton where the temperature registered forty. the average temperature for the district av- eraging 36 degrees.
 This is only a passing influence however. of the cold weather as fair weather and rising temperatures are predicted for the morrow. % a Nevertheiass. % t it Created M stsadssr ket was light at five interior towns since s7,ooo one year ago. there developed 2 bet gerly purchased at full quotations.
 Liverpool was disposed to await further ene of ons to points on oa ana a, loss of only one point on now crop arrfv- als which vas better than looked ,.fsd for nv the government was rather favorable. es- pecially. as to the situation in Tsxas. the but while fair weather prevailed in other cotton States permitting planting of the the temperatures of the early part of the week were considered unfavorabie as was the re- port of the rainfall being deficient In the Mississippi Valley and in the South Atlan- tic States particularly in Georgia where moisture is badly needed
 Such weather. if it continues. and fair weather is promised the eastern half of the belt tomorrow, will make it possible for planting to be nearly completed in all sac- ton of the belt by May 1. Last year ow- ing to the incessant rains planting com well into June especially in the Southwest. be maintained. even advanced. if spots be- come in good request owing to the limited nplv in fha Gnttf haft in ph nf such a demand. weather conditions will probably be the most influential factor. Liv- erpool cabling: 'Market will be lower if crop accounts continue favorable"
 Meanwhile the trade is waiting patiently the coming of notice day in New York where large speculative stock is held.
 H. & B. BEER
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
sr. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETs.

st; Louis. April 24'-The st. Louis grain May Tsk range 7s% to 79h July 77$ 9T7A asked. range 76Sa to IT'S Q September 7sH bid; range 75N to rex.
 Forns-
 May 4sH@45ss bid range 45 to 4sA@ July l4N @44N bid range A4% to 44A. September 44ss bid. May 3s asked; range sl7. to a2 September 20 bid: range 2s7.. to 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

changed SIS. 500 SIS. T5 for Lake; electroIyt- ie SIS. 25 a SIS. 50; casting SIS. .09 @Sfs ,2ta
 Lead lower in London; spot IS pounds 1ss 3d: Locally steady s5. 50 @Ss. 50.
 Spclter 2s Sd higher at % pounds 10s in London. Local market quiet and unchanged. Spot S6. 05 O S6.16.
 Iron hlGhsr abroad: standara foundry iy steady; Northern grades shade hIgheri No; foundry, Northern SIS. 75 Q sIe. .ooi No. do. SIS, 25 q SIS. 50: No. foundry. south ern 50: No. do. s1s.oo.
 MARINE NEWS.
 New Orleans. April 3l--Clsared; strs. Rosina. Br.. Hurry. Ceiba; Colonian. Brs Chadwick. Havre; Nympaea. Br., suthsr- land. Bordeaux via Newport News: utstein. Nor. Knudsen. Port Cortez; Toledo. Ockel- man, Philadelphia; Thistlewood. Raybone, Florida ports; Colombia. Nor. Ucnermanns Ceiba: Ariel. Br.. Race. Dunkirk.
 Port Eads April s4-Arriyed: strs. Co Ockelman. Philadelphia; Manteo. Boef. Brownsville via Galveston: Northwestern. Thompson, New York: Gamma. Dutch Lie- Jmoer, Havana: Imperator, Nor. Pedersent Bluefields: Margherita. Aust, Ivanitchs Fort TnElis; Viator, Nora Thcrssn. Ceipa
 Sailed: Str, St. Gothard Br' smith, Mar se!llas.
 Mobile. April 24-Arrlved: strs. HArald, lurzo Rotterdan. Katie, Nor, Johannessen. Slsared, sehT.. Robert Mcfarland. Mont eomery New London; Strs.. Lorlea. Br.. Eggert. Sunderland; Mobilas Cuban Webb Havana.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
Iutarior Movement.

Jouston-steady. Il 3-l6c: net reee.pss aps. e aa9, gross receipts G. e34; shipments 0'S's' sales 79a: stock 4O.07l. .,.t. iKa.
 Augusta-Quiet Il 5-lsc: net reeeipiLs iss @9s 9 gross receipts 46s; shipments 4l"' 'A's3 '"' st9Ss t9MSssrSnShts.-ouiet. 1ll.c; net receipts 45t: gross receipts 7so; shipments 2'2S4' sa'sS l. A5Sp st fouis-Qdiet, l1&c; gross receipts al: d.; 43s: shiprnents 2.s9l; sales G. stock So'Ssf re.. ..irts ssT: shipments 229: stock 19.3s2
 Iouisviile-Firm. 11hc so,.. o.o.s r>a- .sjnfs q. sse: shipments lo.992i sales 2.iss' stock l95.s3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
NEM ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, April 24-Spot cotton qui- ct and steady. Sales $500 bales. including 500 to arrive. Quotations unchanged: mid ding l1Mc.
 Futures open,d dull and prices were 3GG points lower than yesterdays closing. Tho weekly weather report showed light frost m Alabama and fho Car0linas and ths eauted pries5 to advance G1o points. Trad
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
NEW yORK DRY GOODS.

New York. April 24.--A normal. demand for domestic goods combined with the possi- ble delay in deliveries from mills on ac- count of the growing scarcity of labor ad- ded more firm news to the dry goods mar ket today The export demand was very light. Printed goods sold better and cotton yarns scarce and firm. spinuers hold ing for higher prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

Garveston--ouiet. 50iec net ss rece,S5S stock 1gss; s;s srISsn shsnments to continent l-.S66 ;svs orieans-stsady. i1Mc; net reeeipJl+ H.lnl- ss1, oross receipts 5, PA: safes z,S""' S'oeN sss ssss s;ps Shipments 10 France i3ooG, .. AIR. 'SInhtia-sfeady lie: net recelpts 11e9.
 Mo rec.ints 11s: sales 1850; stock 2s'lS'' : shipments eoss,wsse ,se. tfc: net receipts s.722; v,sss sss1sit Ieesipts s7sa: sales sso stock SO'aiS shfnmsnts coaStwise 2.oto. ~asaints Ae. ," s"Er1hsrisston-Firm, lie: net reeelpts : yross ns' receipts is: stock 14.si7;' shipments coastwisa 100. , ,tuc. knet receipts sti: gross receipts 541; stock lLairts lLTst 1 9T3.
 Nasfnik--ouiet 1%c; net recelpls oa5sa: v,s.s rscelpts 1,sT3: sales ss: stock SS'fSf' iRpa,It1imoreWNominal 11hc; gross receipSos uoo Tsos stock 57ls; shipments coastwlse; t.'8o l. New York-Quiet Il. 65; gross receip's 4' I4s; stock 1s6 BE. =. -aceints 24;
 Boston--ouiet. i1.s5: net rece'p''
 ladephiastsady 1i stosG sS: snstta nsstt fs'''D'' 0"i "ii.ssksonvilleMNet sk receipts 4o; gross re- ceipts 70: shipments coastwise se eo' xross re- ceipts 30
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
MARKET FOR COTTON
CONTINUED NERVOUSNESS SHOWN
 DURING THE SESSION.
rr.a,rm f, Less Active, However, ana the Net Changes arc small sales for the Day Estt-
 mated nt 2SOs0O0.

New York, April 24.--The cotton mar xat showed continued nervousness 0uI- ing today's session .Sn nss oas ehanre % small. Sales for the day were estimated al Ssa aoo and the market closed steady al decline of points to an advance of points. an ad- varce of 4 points to a decline or 1 point. all the near months peing ns tt.a ir response to higher, cables, Whiae tno as new crop was relatively easy owns ~ the continued favorable svnssht wesbfe' selling orders in the market at the opeh.us. local bears were disposed 10 ps nS rressiye and there was continusu iluas dation which was prompte1 o snon ness in the stock market. Prices soon showed a net decline of about 4 ,2 2 D nosxtg under this pressure Witn way selling at 1e.97 and July at loel ard new low level for the movsmsa' % from between 70 and 50 points do"n iaoa' tte high level of last week.
 Tbare was covering enough ae tne deciine to rally the market in conhec- tion with Liverpool buying; prssIn pru at ahIv on the differences and the mathe. es raiited. reaching HOS for Nav and lo:So for July in the early afternoon. a.te. .. inc publication of the weekiy fepoii. i.t4i inc Weather Bureau which read . rlsss ntsls; sass hearishly than was expected, pen, sstipates for tomorrow's receipts a' Iaading points and reports or steaus santhern spot conditions. The advance Ssrn,,ght ont a renewal of selling fol iong account: however. and the the c1ase mss' ket eased of again eefore tmg nnints tsonT Sr 'fg,s Receipts S of cotton at the ports today ns,, ,s 1sS bales, against 21.540 last weeE ei, ana s5.3s7 last year, For .,nst tns eS T5ee 5ss ,sst week and 161,977 last year. sat nsIes against s.203 last year an9 11 at Houston 6.s34 bales against o'i'- last yeax.
 LOCAL COTTON MARKET: .o svof cotton in the Montgomery Ha'Ne' W siay was quoted as foliows' 1ic
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
NEW YORk PRODUCE.

New York, April 24.--CottOn seed oil steady; prime crude fob mills soc; do yell low 37R.
 Sugar raw steady; fair refining 2N @ 9 2s-ssc; centrifugal 96-test 3Ss @3 1S-32c No $ s9. 90: No7 r &. e5; No. & 30: No. 3 sss5: No 10 s3. 80; No. II s3.75: No. F tioners A, 4.35; mould s4 s5: cut loaf s5 20: powdered s4.6o; granulated S4.5o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

sxAdicAtaa rtaa. -IndicAt&a f4N-
 River EoreeaAk-
 tfor next two dayal
 The Coosa and Alabama will continue to fall very slowly or remain stationary.
 Weather CoHdlfionA.
 (For Past 3t hourxs
 very decided baromctric depression nov- ng off the New England coast has caused additional rain and brisk to high winds in eastern New York and New England. The high barometer area central over Illinois yesterday has moved southeastward. its crest now being over Kentucky. It has caused continued fair weather oyer most of the country east of the Rockies. with temperature falls of six to twelve degrees in Atlantic coast districts. light frosts in northern Georgia and east Tennessee. and light to killing frosts from North Carolina northward to western New York. Another area of low barometer drifting eastward over the upper Missouri Valley hasN caused light precipitation over the north slope of the Rockies, and is now preceded by rising temperature in the middle West. Conditions now favor fair weather in this section to- night and wednesday, with warmer tonight.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending a. m.. 7sth meridian time
 Montgomery, Ala. April 24. 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York, April 2l.--Thers was q strong pounds 12s Sd: futures ITS pounds ss Lo- caliy firm at ys9 50 a sse. TO.
 Copper higher in London; spot sS pounds Ssi futures s3 pounds. Locally firm un-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

crude S1c: prime summer yellow 34c: prime meal s@5 % q $25 90; prime cake s25.00 Q s26. 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
NAVAL aTnREa-

Savannah. Ga. April s4,-Turpentine firm GIG; sales 9s9 receipts s55; shipments 2S7.
 Rosin firm. sales i.s22; shipments S54' Quote: ABC s3.7s; D ss.se; r ss. .s5. F sa sS a9 as 6 teo ,5 W,; st's s'sS w So 2'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

Manhattan consoI. gold As .s.. .isdA Mexican Central $s ,..' s''' s' s''. as, Minn St l.. 4s .... .... =. a3 MissouSi, Mina a Kansas S Texas As .. ..1oond% Na,,ooai ao H9s' Ri R. of Mexico con. As :. SsN N Y. Central zen. 3hs .. 9S r Central Fen. 6s .... .. ....12s MNorthsrn M Pacific 4s ., .... ....103h N'' do 5s ... .... .. .. .... IT NorToIk & west con Is . .... ......100M oregon short Line rfdg. Is e. .. .... 95& pann nv 3hs ........ .... ....100A ReadinS gen As .... .... ..,. .. LOOK st. I' & iron Mount con. 5s .,..114 St a S Francisco fig. Is ...... S5M Ssahoard Air Line ls .... .... .. .. S7k Southern Pacific ss D.. .... .. .... .. 93M
 do. list 4s certificates e5& southern By. 5s .. .... .. .. .. ....il7A T1xas & Pacific 1sts .. ..., .... ....123
 Toiedo St. L.. & West 4s .. .... .. e. S0& linton Pacific Is -. .... .... .. ......104M
 do cv. 4s .. .... .. .. ........151M u, S. Steel 1nu ob 94% Wahash lsts '' '' ''''.'A1e Wabash Deb. B. ...t ...... 1874 Western Md. 4s ...: .A s5h Wisconsin Central 4s ., ...... s2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
T.,tnl Movement.

rata1 today at all ports. net ls,4se: sP etPS ments to France la.ooO; to continent i@''''' stock e33.oe7. F, ,ee. shin- rnents to Great Britain 22.72O; '" NtanS~ 17. fl2: to continent 4S.1H nT7
 Total since Sept. l. at all ports net s6 nV sas:. 7as, shipments to Great Britain r; sSv; eSS: t to France ess.744; to continent 2'leo'Sof' '" Japan 1O5,721; to Mexico 2.io9.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

New Orleans. April 2A-Sugar quiet but steady, open kettle centrifugal 3h @Shc; centrifugal whites sA @4c; yellOws $ Q iS-Iso. seconds 263Ae.
 Moasses. nominal: open kettle IT soc centrifugal 2 a 2oe.
 kyruu. nopninaL 2a a20a-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

wilmington, \, c. April 24-spirits tur- pentine nothing doing: receipts s casks. Rosin nothing doing; receipts "A.
 Tar firm S1 So. receipts Il.
 Crude turpenttnc firm s2.9 %. Si'5 and sk "a rAnatnLz sz
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
MEMprIIs rnTTnN nu

New Orleans, April 24:-Cotton seed oil crude loose 31c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
1,vrRpooL COTTON FUTURES.

ed essier and closed steady; American mid ding goo. Q. April .... ''-' '''' '''' '''' ot Aprit-May .... 's''.' D. sF May June .. .. ...ss. 's.ss-A.Sf June-July ..'' '''' D. a {
 Iuly-AuguSt s' "s '''''
 September-Octnber .,.. s.s. ..'' 2'h { October-November ..'' - '69 Eovember-December .'2 99 December-January '.'' ..'. a. @9 January February .... 'oV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
.,rrr YnRK CoTToN FrrrREs.

New York, April 24.-Cotton tutuI[7 2ptn- sa staady and closed steady on The New yark Cotton Exchange today. ouotatlons ranged as Io'io" o..n TI,sb Low Close
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

ing was light in the afternoon and prices eased off until most of the Improvements
 had been lost The market closed ouiet with net gains of l 02 pointa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans, April 24;--Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. Cicinnati, April 24.--Flour dull. Provisions quiet. Whiskey steady Sl. 2S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

TREASURY BALANCES. Washington. April 24.--Treasury balances 15s.S12,259. gold S6s.26e.230.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON. lew Orleans. April 24.-Spot cotton
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

LOCAL COTTON MARKET: .o- s..,x rxssfoT in the Montgomery market 'o- 5sy wus quoted as follows; ,,, HFfSH1luw .o - ,ea strscf low niddiing ',''' yIS1ic Taw mfddlinG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
THE wEATMER.
nauy Local weather Report and nivss
 Duiletln-

United States Department of AGricuiturA WaAthe- Bureau
 Local Observations.
 fceutral Teme.l Nontxomery. Ala. April 2l. 1906.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
SALE
Practically Every Piano in the
House Reduced.
GREAT BARGAIN EVENT
The Annual Sale of the F. G.
Smith Piano Factories.

September is the month of the greatest
piano sale of the year The +. G. Smith
Piano Co. OF 1925 Pennsylvania avenue.
one of the foremost manufacturers OF
pianos in the world. hold their annual
clearing sale Of all pianos returned from
rentaI-au odd. makes and styles or
DianCs-and offer generous reductions on
practically all other pianos in stock. The
object OF this sale is to make room for
The immense fall shipments Of new fail
stves in pianos from the factories. The
Instruments viii be arriving IN carload
lots within a short time, and room must
be made for them at once. There are
many fine Instruments in this sale
nianos Of al makes that will please your
taste and ear. They are all high-grade
makes-fully guaranteed as TO tone and
action. $50, S400, and $500 upright pianos
IN excellent condition are 20 be sacrificed
al Sl55. Sl65, $50. S195, &c, on s. and Sc
monthly payments. You make a big sev-
ing on any piano you buy here nova
hundred dollars or more on the new
planos-and even more on the used IN
struments II YOU contemplate purchas-
ing an instrument any time this winter
now is the time to make the purchase,
for these bargains are offered but once
year.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Thursday, and is the guest Of his ia
ther, Brig. Gen John C.. Gilmore. L. 6.
A.. retired. at the Portland.
Capt J. r. NJ Taylor. Fourteenth In
fantry. left Washington on Thursday
after a sour Of duty in this city extend
Ing over a period of five years, during
which time he has been engaged on the
valuable edition OF the Filipino insur-
reCtIonary papers Previous 20 Cap
tain Taylor's departure he was enter
tanned az dinner az the Dupont by Capt
A. ". Butt OF the Quartermaster' De-
partment The other guests were the
classmates of Captain Taylor who hap
pened 70 be in the city. Captain Taylor
has left for the camp at American
Lake. where he Will join his regiment
Miss CathaTine @, BIigh, Of I4U
Georgia avenue southeast will be mar
Tied Wednesday September Is. az ST.
Peters Church. Second and O. streets
southeast, 10 Daniel F. Hartweu. OF Gil
] street southwest. A reception viii fol-
low the church ceremony, and viii be
given at the brides home from 70 10
O o'clock 2. n.
Major James B. Houston, OF the pav
department, and Mrs. Houston. have re-
turned % Washington and that officer
has resumed his duties in the office Of
the paymaster genera. Of the army
Major and Mrs. Houston spent the
month Of August IN Vermont.
Assistant Surgeon ". #. Rennfp. Z. 8
n, attached 10 the L. 5. s. Lancaster is
registered AT the EbbItt House. He
will be in Washington until the 10Th
instant He is here for examination for
promotion.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement of Lieut. Robert Morris l.
;. n, attached TO the Unite! States
steamship Florida, and Miss Ansbel Lee
or Hartford. Conn The wedding will
take place September IS.
The first days OF the fall season are
bringing quite number of MARYLAND
and Virginia people TO Washington ON
iltiie shopping tours. a party of Vir-
ginians stopping at the Willard for a
Few days consists of Mrs. T. T. Fauntle-
roy. Miss Chase. and Miss Bronson. of
Staunton.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Doggart of AucIx-
land. B F., are In Washington for a
short time, and are staying at the New
Willard.
DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Huger. of Charles
ton. S. c., are in Washington for a
short stay and are az the Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Nichols. Of
Leesburg, Va. are at the Raleigh for
a few days.
Senator Hale. of Maine, was in Wash
ington last week for a day or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Middleton. of New
York. are at the Willard for a few
days.
Mrs. J. II. Ellis and Miss ]. 3. Adams
are guests at the Willard for a few
days,
An interesting story in the Bar Har-
Dor Record relative 20 the prominent
men stopping at that resort. says.
Perchance yOU may meet a stout,
tail, business-ltke man with big mon
ocle in his eve. briskly walking along
the streets. and II YOU are familiar with
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Lei Turner's ScaIno

Hair Tonic cure your dandiun and keep yOuI
scalp clean. Sold by all leading drug stores
and used in all barber shops. Price soc and
S1O0 Prepared by The Scalpo Hair Tonic Co
All Mail Orders Promptly PILED.
p o. Box 24s.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

diplomatic circles, you viii recognize
Baron Hengelmuller Won Hengervar, the
Austrian ambassador to Washington.
and dean of the Diplomatic Circles.
Almost every pleasant afternoon
about ( o'clock you may see seated
upon certain rock upon the Shore
Path. tall. blonde. middle-aged man.
quietly looking out 10 sea. He remains
there an hour OF so, and-then saunters
back to the village. It is NJ. Brun, the
minister from Denmark"
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Charles II. Robb have returned TO Wash
iHgtou. after spending the summer in
Vermont.
Deputy Commissioner Capt, L. N.
Kelley left Washington yesterday for a
visit OF a week OF ten days 10 Elgin, III
Victor Whiteside has gone 20 Fort
Ethan Allen. where he is visiting his
brother. who was recently promoted 10
a captaincy and assigned 10 Troop a
at that place.
Mrs. Royal b. Bradford. wife of Rear
Admiral Bradford. is now at Hawthorne
Inn, East Gloucester, Mass, after a
visit 20 West PittsIOn. Pa.
--
There is scarcely a young girl in New
York society in whom the general pub
lie is so much interested as in Miss
Dorothy. youngest daughter OF the late
William c. Whitney. She was born
about eighteen years ago, in Washing
ton, and at her christening IN ST. John s
Church were eX-President Grover CIeve-
land and his beautiful wife. Frances
Folsom. Miss Whitney was presented
10 society last winter by her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, and
one of the handsomest entertainments of
the season was given in her homer by
her fathers sister, Mrs. Charles Tracy
Barney. Early in the autumn several
house parties at the great places on the
Hudson and Long Island were In her
honor. In addition TO being a great
heiress. she has charmingly natural
manners and narrowly escaped being a
beauty-a remarkable combination. She
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

parties uncheons dinners
perhaps drgs upon
nerve
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Capt John c. Gilmore. jr.. of the Ar
tnlery Corps, on leave from Fort Scre-
ven. Ca, arrived in Washington on
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

would probably be cIassed among the
brunettes for although her complexion
Is rather fair, her eyes and hair are
dark brown. and she strongly resembles
her elder sister, Pauline who married
Almeric PaRet
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Lieut. Arthur Williams and Can't.
Gustave Lutesh. both engineer corps
officers. have been spending "a short
time with Mrs Particle and her daugh-
ter at Plattsburg Barracks, y Y
~ .sere Mrs. Particle is staying in her
sons house Lieutenant Particle .s
with his regiment. the Fifth Infantry. AT
Mt. Grctna-
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The engagement has been announced
or Miss Florence Zacharie Ellis 10
capt Jesse Cr3oke Nichols. r. S. A.
owing TO "a recent bereavement i'm the
family Of the bride-elect the marriage
will be solemnized IN the presence Of
only che immediate families on Wednes-
day September 26
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

A very pretty home wedding took
place Friday evening at the residence
OF Thomas Bradshaw, Twelfth street,
Continued on Fifth Page)
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Deputy Commissioner Capt, L. N.
Kelley left Washington yesterday for a
visit of a week OF ten days 10 Elgin, III
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Charles II. R0bb have returned 10 Wash
ington. after spending the summer in
Vermont.