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Arizona republican., 1906-09-18
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Arizona republican., 1906-09-18
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 THE SOUTHWEST AS A Leading Specialist IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence and patronage of the leading business men
 end m ost prominent citizens of Arizona. The Doctor a a craduata of
The Washington times., 1906-01-14

Miss Helen MOlster. who has been Wis
ting relatives In Portsmouth, Ohio, for
the past few weeks, has returned home
Miss Hattie Whitehouse. who has been
the guest of Miss Emelia Etz during the
Christmas holidays. has returned 10 her
home In Hagerstown, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Farquhar. OF Michigan
avenue. will shortly leave for an extend
ed trip through Europe. They expect to
visit Athens. COnstantinople, and many
cities in Italy.
George Cook. of Wheeling. ", Va,
spent several days during the past week
with Mr.. Cook. OF Michigan avenue.
J. Burke, OF the Catholic University.
spent his holidays at his home in Massa-
chusetts.
Rev and Mrs. Parish, OF Gathers
burg, Nd, who have been guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Etz, of New ton street. have
returned home.
Prof. and Mrs. Stock. who have spent
few weeks with Mrs. Stocks parents.
Dr. and Mrs. J. II Brooks have left Tor
Mobile, Ala, where Mr.. Stock is a pro-
fessor at the McGm Academy Of that
city
J. c. GlosteT. who resides at Mrs G.
*, Hitheld's home. has returned after
spending his holidays with his parents
The Brookland Euchre Club viii hold
it's next meeting at the residence of
Mrs. Post, corner Of Ninth and Newton
streets. next Tuesday evening.
Owing TO the large crowd from the
city which attend the St Anthony
euchre parties in Brookland they have
decided to hold the next one. which will
be February 8, at Carroll Institute Hall,
Tenth and X streets.
The Brookland Literary Society will
hold its next meeting at the residence of
Frank A. Harrison on Thursday next
Last Saturday night Miss Louise Stur-
giss, of East BTOokland, entertained a
number of her friends. The songs and
music OF the evening was rendered by
Mr.. Hurdle and Miss +. Simons Among
those present were Roberta and Pauline
BraddoCk, Helen Marian. Agnes Wiki
ems. OF this city; Ruby Sehwier, Violet
HOTner, and r. Simons, and Lawrence
Hurdle. Arthur Sargent, Arthur Carpen-
ter. Ralph Simons, Charles Hanna. L.
and w. Springer. and Earl SimOns.
The mass meeting held last Thursday
night at the Methodist Church was at
tended by a large number and proved TO
he a success.
Miss Lynch entertained a number of
her young friends last Friday night at
a party, Most of the evening was spent
IN games while vocal and piano solos
added greatly 10 the evening pleasure.
The Washington times., 1906-01-14
U. E. Euchre Club.

The L. Z. Euchre Club entertained Al
a dance last Thursday evening. II was
the first event of the year and proved
so successful that another dance win
ne given in the near future. Among
those present were the Misses A. Beucb-
ert Lillian Freck. A. Callahan. Agnes
and Nellie Quirk, @. Downing, ID. Matb-
ews, z. Cavanaugh, NJ Luckett. M
Meredith, Ella Austin, and Mrs GosneIl:
[. W. Gosneti. II. l.. Austin. II. I.
Slmcoe' w Asmuth. p. s. Cronin. J. F.
Blaney, Il. MLnsey. Theodore Beuchert
). ID. Strive, S. II. Busch, George II
Beuchert. W. j. Finley. and Mr.. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Peyton. who were
married a few weeks ago. have returned
from their wedding trip and will he
pleased to see their friends.
The Matinee Bridge Club was enter
tanned last Wednesday by Miss Nitric
Herbert at her home on street. The
top score was made by Miss Edith Ram
sey.
The auditorium of the new lexington
Presbyterian Church was crowded at
both the morning and evening services
last Sunday At the morning service IL
was impossible for all who came tn gain
On the platform, Besides the
pastor and Rev. DR.. Moore. who deliver
ed the dedicatory sermon, were DR.. Cor
The Washington times., 1906-01-14
Xle0a11dria

The Alexandria Social Club last week
elected the following officers: President.
{. II. Zimmerman; vice president.
James W. Pettey; financial secretary.
Samuel ]. Elliott; treasurer Henry A.
Schlichting: secretary, John l. Proctor.
The New Washington Brick Company
met in this city last week and electe6
directors as follows: Theodore L. Hol-
brook: Charles ]. Bell. William +. Mat
tingly. Encch L, White. Nathaniel VIII
SON William A. Richards, Ward Thorn
ton. William T. Galiiher. and Park Ag-
new
The Citizens National Bank last week
elected r. l.. Daingerfield, president: w.
II. Lambert. vice president: ". f. Lana
bert, cashier. and Carroll Pierce. assist
ant cashier
The Alexandria National Bank last
week elected the following directors
c T. Nicol. w. a. Smoot, j. W. Rob
crts. w. b. Smoot. J. A Marshall. S.
l.. Smith. c. T. Martz. A II. Rector. r.
B. White. J, w. Yates. L. L. Coekren.
II. A. Thompson. w. A. Smoot, IT., T.
&. Smith, G. Q. CarIin. l.. p Summers
W. s. Andrews. and p. r German.
The directors of the First National
Bank last week elected the following
officers: President c. r. Hooff: vice
president. J. F. Muir: cashier. Thomas
W. White: assistant cashier, J. Johns
ton Green.
Robert II. Delafieid and wife, of Seat
tie. Wash. who have been visiting in
this city, have left for New York
The Washington times., 1906-01-14
.IRELAND'S VICEROY
RULED BY HIS WIFE
Lady Aberdeen Also Manages Son-in-
Law and Has Servants Dine
With Her.

LONDON Jan. 13.-Irishmen in Lon
don do not hail the appointment Of
Lord Aberdeen as VicerOy Of Ireland
with enthusiasm The departing viceroy.
Lord Dudley. and his handsome young
WIFE appealed strongly TO the imagin-
alton OF the Irish people by their COM
parative youth. good spirits. and prac-
lcal sympathy with the poor.
Lady Dudley. in particular who is 10
receive beautiful diamond ornament
ID the form Of shamrock from the
ladies or Ireland spent a day or two in
each week visiting the Sums OF Dublin.
Lady Aberdeen is also noted for her
good works bur she is a ''masterfuP'
woman with strong views. and her habit
o. asking her servants TO dine with her
no" and then only results In embar-
rass nent and ridiculous situations
Twenty years ago when the Aber
deems ruled Ireland for the space Of .
year. Lord Aberdeen's aide-de-camp.
Captain Sinclair. was often seen. top
HATED and frock-cOated. looking terribly
abashed and uncomfortable with two Of
the Aberdeen children. one on each
knee. driving through the Dublin streets.
10 the infinite amusement Of the lar
vies"
Last year Captain Sinclair. who has
been appointed secretary for Scotland.
married Lady Margaret Gordon. the
little girl ne used TO take on his knee
in the streets OF Dublin. and his moth
er-in-law. Lady Aberdeen. rules him
stuL
Lord Aberdeen. while meaning we'll.
is a rather stiff little man. and the
couple were not Overpopular in Canada
The Washington times., 1906-01-14

er, Joseph Davies, Joseph Jacobs. }. II
Sims, DIR. Yettner, Charles Cummins' 10
seph STEELE. John Bonini. w. S. QIin'
ter, ". w. Georges. Harry f. Walls. DIT
Frank Gibson, Forrest Riordan. II. j.
Sands, ID. W. Mathews. Archibald Bailey
l.. l.. Goldheim, Edward Wells. c. G
Gray, Joseph Costinet, DR.. Charles Stu
art, Louis Wilson, w. c. Smallwood
Fred Moore, H. q. Brown, Andrew and
Russell @. Walker, Clarence c. Redmond
James Mcpherson, Edward Kolb and
Robert Sommers.
Mrs Sadie Wright has purchased a
piece of ground on o street. between
North Capitol and First street, from
William II. Moore.
At the parsonage Of the Rev. Mr.. pack
ard. last Wednesday, Miss Emma
Thomas. of this section. was married 70
Richard Thomas Butler, OF Potomac,
Md The bride was dressed in a travel
ing suit OF brown. Those in attendance
were Mrs. Clare Virgins, Mr.. and Mrs
George Darlington. Charles z. Thomas
and Miss Myrtle Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Thomas will reside at Potomac,
Nd.
The sixteenth birthday anniversary OF
Miss Lillian ]. Newman was pleasantly
celebrated last week at the home of her
mother, Mrs. NJ. c. Newman. 1857 Second
street northwest. Among those who par
ticipated in the festivities were Misses
Ida Ford. Grace Ford. Edith Switzer,
Helen Diehl. Ann Goddard, Josephine NJ.
Brick. Ella Browne. Adele TAFT and Lola
Goddard. and S. Bedford. Alfred john
son, Earl Dowd, Samuel Hall. c. A.
Ford, +. A. Banker. J. A. Bishop, G.
Ridden Arthur Fenton and c A Con-
bOye.
Miss Mayata Dickinson. who has been
visiting friends in Missouri returned 70
her home on r street last Thursday
morning.
For some time past great rivalry has
existed between the orators OF the st
Aloysius' Club and Carroll Institute, re-
spectively. The leading speakers in these
clubs have often met in debate. and an
other contest is being arranged. The
Aioysius' Club received a def several
DAYS ago from Carroll Institute. chal-
longing them 10 debate The members
Of the AIoysius Club. at a meeting Of
the board Of governors last Sunday even
ing appointed a committee 10 confer
with a similar committee from Carroll
Institute with a view 10 perfecting the
details Of the meet. The debate VIII
probably be held in GOnZaga Hall. near
the corner OF North Capitol and streets.
The date has not yet been announced.
The Washington times., 1906-01-14
Georgetown

Mrs F. l.. Moore. wife Of Frederic L.
Moore, is confined to her home. on
Thirty-fiFst street northwest. by ill
ness. She underwent an operation sew
eral days ago.
John a. Heenan purchased at public
auction last week the two-story brick
dwelling 1929 Thirty-fourth street
northwest.
Miss Mollie Bateman. daughter of
Mrs. Annie r. Bateman, of 3416 o
street. is lying seriously i'll at her
home.
Arthur a. Custard is still lying in a
dangerous condition at his home. 1929
Thirty-flfth street northwest. Mr.. Gus
tard recently returned from trip out
West taken for the benefit Of ms
health.
Special musical services will be held
this evening at st. Johns Episc oral
Church, corner Potomac and o streets
northwest, Rev George G. Dalan6 IS
sistant pastor. presiding. These s,-ocial
services are held at the church the sec
ond Sunday Of each month during the
winter
An entertainment will be given Fri
day evening, February 2, at the Dunn
barton Avenue Church by the Dunbar
ton Chapter of the Epworth League.
Alexander st. John has leased the
Talbot Building. 1888 Wisconsin ave
nue. northwest, from the ovys.>r. James
T. Clements.
George W. Ray has compIeted the
erection of store and Dwelling at $3.50
NJ street northwest
At meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank, held last Thursday, S.
The Washington times., 1906-01-14
Eokipgton

Mrs Gould has had her nephew. Rob
ert Carrot. as her guest for the last
week
H Moran. assistant treasurer OF the
Home Savings Bank entertained re-
Gently the employees Of the bank at his
home, 2l7 T street northeast. Several
former employees who are now working
elsewhere were also among the guests.
James b. Winner has purchased a piece
Of ground in East lexington from John
II. Lane
A pleasant evening was spent last
Tuesday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Godron, the occasion being the
et-hteenth birthday OF their daughter.
Irene Music and games were enjoyed
until late hour. after which the merry
party entered the dining room. where a
bountiful repast was served The table
was tastefully decorated IN pink, and the
birthday cake. with eighteen lighted
candles around IL, served as a pretty
centerpiece. Those present were the
Misses Nettie KIuge, Ermine EppIy.
Ethel Mock, Rose Morsden. Florence
feagle, Alice Godron. and Ires, Godron.
and Carl Eckhardt. Samuel Sutton. Ber-
nard Holden. Merk Dunn. Leroy Kluge.
William True, John Green. Ralph Sted-
man, and John Godron. Prizes were
won by Merk Dunn and Ralph Stedman-
Mrs. A RosenjhaL Of 235 Florida ave
hue, VIII be al home 20 her friends dur
Ing this month and February.
party Of eight were entertained last
week at whist by Mrs l. S FIuke. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Nottingham. J. r.
Nottingham. and Miss Nottingham.
Milford Coleman. young man OF this
section, received an injury TO his right
ankle last Monday afternoon by being
struck by Chesapeake and Ohio train
In Alexandria. he was given hospital
treatment
Miss Goldman, Of Baltimore. is visit
inE Miss Maud Fellheimer, Of this sec
tion.
one of the prettiest weddings Of the
season took place recently at the resi-
denCe of the Rev. Alexander and Mrs
Kent, "a T street when their daughter
Miss FAY was married TO Edward Bebh
The house was decorated with Southern
smilax and a wedding bower If ferns
was made in the bay window from the
center Of which was suspended a we'd
dlng bell composed of smilax and white
roses. Mrs. Schmidt served refresh
ments, assisted by the Misses Marie
Nahlgren. Nellie Campbell. Annie Goe-
Del, and Katherine Potter Numerous
presents were received by the bride. The
Geological Survey. where Mr.. Bebb is
employed gave a set of solid silver
table knives
The membership of the PEOPLES
Church OF which Or. Kent is the pastor
sent handsome set of silver of the
Martha Washington design Mr.. and
Mrs Bebb left the city for GIendlve,
Mont'' where the former is engaged In
the work OF the Geological Survey.
The best wishes OF a legion of friends
Sttend them, as both are popular. Mrs.
Bebb was teacher in the public schools
of this city.
Mrs. Wilhelmina f. Burgess purchased
a piece of ground last week from Ralph
r Burgess. The lot i situated between
North Capitol and First streets.
The Washington times., 1906-01-14

Fredericksburg, where he has been vis-
iting friends.
Senator L. II. Eachen and Delegate ].
r. Cation left Alexandria for Richmond
last week 10 assume their legislative
duties.
Cadet William H Hellmuth. who was
visiting his parents in this city
last week. returned 10 the Virginia Poly
technic Institute al Blacksburg.
James T. Shirley is i'll at his home in
North ST. Asaph street.
Miss julia Domaine. who has been
spending the Christmas holidays with
her parents in this city. returned to the
Randolph Macon Woman's College last
week
Miss Mary Goldsmith gave a dance at
odd Fellows Hall, in North Columbus
street last Friday evening IN honor Of
The Octagon and Phoenix Pleasure Club,
IF Washington
A meeting OF the Ladies' Bridge Whist
Gun VIII be held next Thursday evening
~ MIS- John Fosters home in Prince
Charles +. SChaefer is i'll at HIS home
in upper Duke street.
Mrs. j. Stanley Neale has as her
guest Mrs. Willie B. Jeter, Of Penola.
Caroline county, Va
The Washington times., 1906-01-14

Thomas Brown was reelected presf-
dent: Charles w. Edmonston, cashier:
NJ J. Adler. vice president and Levin
s. Frey, assistant cashier and discount
clerk Mr.. Ed:nonstOh, who has been
connected with the bank for many
years, was elected TO MI the vacancy
made by the death of the late Edgar
z. Berry several weeks ago.
The Matthews house, 3020 Dunbar
ton avenue northwest, will be sold at
public auction on January Is.
The Brennan Construction Company
Of Georgetown received several DAVIS
ago $4,000 cargo Of asphalt from
New York.
Robert d. Weaver. of Georgetown.
who is now out West with his family,
has sent to his home here two Western
donkeys, the same arriving here on
Monday. Mr. Weaver paid IS apiece
for them, while the freight TO Wash
ington amounted 10 500.
The Federation OF Christian Forces
will hold its initial meeting this after
noon at the West Street Presbyterian
Church, AT which the pastors Of the
twelve Georgetown churches. repre-
scented in the federation will mako
addresses, Miss Anna Brecht soloist
at St Johns Church, Washington. win
sing Awake My Soul" Rev. zed n,
Copp is president Of the Organization.
while Rev. Frederick Is. Howden. pas
tor Of St. Johns Church, is vice presi-
dent
Howard l.. ChTistman has sold to
Fielder p. Hackney the two-story
frame dwelling, 2404 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
j. Mckinney Berry has sold TO
George r. Case the two-story frame
dwelling, 1417 Thirty-third street
northwest. for a. J. S. Dixon. the price
being $3.50 600
Edward n Riley and Miss Nora Ie-
han were married last week at the Ed.
brooke NJ r. Church. Tenleytowp. u
c, the ceremony being performed by
the Rev r. II. Smith. pastor. The
groom Is the son Of Mr. and Mrs Ell
Riley. Of Tenieytown, while the bride
is from Washington. The wedding
march was played by Miss Mary Arbee-
ley. Harry Riley acted as best man
while Miss Lehan, sister OF the bride
was bridesmaid. After the ceremony a
reception was rendered the couple at
the home OF the groOms parents, on
Wisconsin avenue northwest.
The Washington times., 1906-01-14
Bool11ingdaale>

William Stuart has returned TO Mer-
cersburg, Pa, where he is attending
college.
The Bloomingdale debating team held
It's first debate last Tuesday evening at
the residence Of Y. T. WorIev. a r
street northwest. the question discussed
affirming that "the world is growing
better The speakers for the affirma-
tive. Messrs Baker Turner, and
Morley, won a decided victory over
their opponents, r. Thompkins. F
Houek, and c. Thompkins. who took the
negative side The next debate will be
held at the residence Of Edgar r. Baker.
IS r street northwest. January 90 the
question 10 be discussed affirming that
1.-THE immigration laws of the United
States should be further restricted. q"
The Bloomingdale Debating Society.
which is now but in it's infancy, seems
10 have a bright future
Ralph Ourand. a well-knovn Young
man Of this section. who was a captain
al Technical High School last year. was
home recently for a short visit To his
parents. He returned last week TO Cor
nell University. where he is going to
school
The pastor of the Rhode Island Ave,
nue. Methodist Church. First street and
Rhode Island avenue northwest, gave A
reception to his Sunday school class OF
young men. There were several young
ladies present. Music and other amuse.
ments combined to furnish a general
good time. The feature of the evening
was the playing of several old-timN
games, which, as the pastor told his
guests, had served 10 furnish pleasure
to the young people when he was a boy.
From the zest with which they were
entered into they seemed to have lost
none OF their efficacy along that line
Refreshments were served at a Iase
hour.
Mrs. Lucy King, who lives on Fifth
street northwest, slipped and fell on the
sidewalk last Wednesday morning and
injured her ankle. She was given treat,
The Washington times., 1906-01-14
KINDNESS TO BEAST
COSTS A MANS LIFE
Cleveland Dog Owner Dies From Hydro
phobia After Tending
Sick Per.

CLEVELAND. Jan. ia forgotten
scratch from the playful teeth Of a hun
CRY puppy is said 10 have caused the
death Of John II. Piner. 48 Cedar ave
nue. southeast. who Monday evening al
his home died IN great agony after an
Illness OF but two days.
Hydrophobia is given as the cause
of death by all four Of the physicians
who attended Piner- DR.. Wagner. Of
the Wagner Institute; Dr. Henry. DIT
Ashmun, and DR.. Bunts attended the
case and their unanimous report TO the
board Of health was that death was en-
tiTely due 10 the bite OF the dog.
PiRer. who for seven years past has
been il the employ Of Herrick, Parne-
lee Crawford. owners OF the Cuya-
hoga Building. on Saturday noon told
Mr.. Dixon, agent Of the company, that
he bad not been feeling very well that
AFTERNOON. and that he wouldn't come
bact. any more for the day He ex-
planned that he had curious revulsion
Tor water anc that Tor d day or TWO
past he had not been able 10 take d
aIlnk OF any KIND When he held a
lumber Of water 10 his lips his head
would involuntarlly jerk back
The dog bite which is thought to have
brought on Mr. Piner's death was suf-
leftu early last september. Mrs. Piner
had be'>p on d visit TO New York and
brought home with her two-month-
old pup. The aOg became III one day
and in administering medicine TO the
suffering animal Piner was slightly bit
ten. The dog died. and. as Piner had
the wound CRuteTized at the time, he
thought no more OF IT.
The first symptom that asserted itself
~tter he commenced 10 feel sick on Sat
rday waE HIS antipathy 10 water Sun
cay the sufferer became deliri0us. and
from that time on TO his death he be
came more and more violent until il re
qui-ed the combined strength Of several
TY7ar, 70 LreAF, him in his reT
The Washington times., 1906-01-14

home in Pierce street Prizes were Won
by r. J.. Allen, James Douglas and Miss
Mamie Agnew.
Captain Walter Posey was kept al
home by sickness last week.
- y
Pension Commissioner Reappointed.
J. NJ. Johnson, l.. J. Milburn and i.
j. Davidson We're reappointed pension
commissioners by Judge Barley
MahlOn II. Jamey, who has been
spending some time in Norfolk, has
returned to his home in this city.
Miss Jennie Blondheim is in Cincinnati
on a visit TO friends.
Edmund Harvey Symonds, of New
York, who has been visiting Mrs. Fran
ces Barbour Ewing. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leadbeater paid
a visit to New Hampshire last week.
Misses Sadie Fitzpatrick and Agnes
Ferriter, Of Richmond, who have been
visiting Mrs. Fora Hin, have returned
home.
Miss Annie S. Henderson. who has
been spending some time in New York.
returned home last week.
Charles Kramer mas returned from
The Washington times., 1906-01-14
erSzaaszzaz-H9gzsz.=-.
Rockville

The Rev. r. \. Smith, pastor OF the
Baptist Church. at GAINESVILLE. THIS
county. is spending a month with MS
parents at Cumby. Tex
Richard T. Butler. of Potomac. ana
Miss Emma r. Thomas. of Washington
daughter OF the late Levin Thomas. OF
Gaithersburg. We're married at the rec
tory, in this town. on Wednesday last
by Rev. Thomas ]. Packard.
Ernest James ShTeve. of " ,shingtcn,
D. G., and Miss Pearl &. Power. of
Rockville. were married on Wednesday
evening of last week. at o'clock, at
the residence OF the groom. 20l6 Four
teenth street northwest. by the Rev.
c. +. Straley, pastor Or West Washing
ton Baptist Church. The couple viii
make their home in Washington.
Marshall Thompson and Miss Maggie
Lee Gates, both OF this county. were
married here on Wednesday of last
week by Rev. S. r. White.
The Washington times., 1906-01-14
NOTABLE LEGAL DECISION.

Justice Leventritt. Of the New York
State supreme court. has handed down
a decision TO the effect that the pur-
chaser Of a railway ticket from the
original holder has the legal right 10
sign the original purchasers name TO
the said ticket when presen ing it for
use on railroad, and is not guilty
Of fraud or forgery in doing so.
A c. Newburn had been arrested for
fraud and forgery in signing the name
of G. z. Whitcomb to a New York Cen
trail railway ticket purchased OF Whit
comb.
Justice Leventritt held that the mere
sale Of the ticket carried with il the
purchasers right TO sign TO IL the name
of the man from whom he bought it.