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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-23
JOHN C. STEERING IS DEAD.
Baltimore Politician and TRAVELLING
Man PASSES Away.

Special to- Tie Washington Herald.
Indianapolis Ind, Oct John a.
Simering, Of Baltimore member of the
national board of directors of the Tray
clers' Protective Association. secretary
treasurer Of the Maryland division Of the
association, and secretary of the Repub-
lican state Central Committee of Marv-
land, died in this city this morning at
the home Of his wife's mother. Mrs
Elizabeth 4. Fesler. 1906 Union street. as
the result of an operation performed on
MIN In Baltimore several months ago
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Law Glass Elects Officers.

Class 1909. Washington College of Law.
held its election last night at the college
building on New York avenue, between
Ih.rteenth and Fourteenth streets north
west. The following were elected: Pres
ident, Miss DAILY; vice president. Miss
Gannaway; recording secretary, Miss
Moiine3u; corresponding secretary. Miss
Williams, and treasurer, Mr.. Weber.
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Minister Bryan sails Wednesday,.

Charles Page Bryan. Minister 10 Por-
tugaL paid his respects to The President
and Secretary OF state Root yesterday.
prior TO his departure for Lisbon. There
has been some talk OF Mr Bryan's be-
ing transferred 10 Brazil bur he an
H0uncrd yesterday BE- expected 10 sail for
his present post wednesday. thereby set
ting at rest any runners Of changes for
The prCsgal
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-23
WANT NEW CHURCH UNION.
PresbyterianS tn Organize on Line.
Of Rrotherhood of ST. Andrrw,s

Indianapolis. Ind, Oct. PA movement
toward the formation of a Worldwide
brotherhood along the lines of the Epis-
copal Brotherhood Of St. Andrew, wiz be
inaugurated at the Presbyterian conven-
ton TO open here November a. The Rev.
John Balcom Shaw, of the Second Pres
byterian Church. Of Chicago. and Prcsi-
dent Andrew Stevenson. of the Presbv-
terrain Young Mems Union. who have been
active i'm the preliminary work. will
launch the movement
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Go TO East s.. Lonir

Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Edwards and Supervising Architect Toy
Ior left last night for East st. Louis to
inspect public building sites They will
also inspect the St Louis building. which
is TO be improved.
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songs. Where the Gentle Breezes
Blow and Lima, the former a topical
song and the latter a negro melody, were
repeatedly encored
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The Ambassador from Austria-Hun-
gary and Baroness HengeImuller. who
concluded their visit to Lenox yesterday,
Will pass the next two weeks in New
York with the Ambassador making "a
short trip 10 the embassy in This city
where he is expected TO arrive Wednesday
The marriage OF Miss Grace Mae Evans
and Mr.. Leonard Williams, both of this
city took place yesterday afternoon at
. o'clock, at Christ church, navy yard. in
/ the presence of the immediate relatives Of
the bride and bridegroom. Rev. Arthur
Johns. the rector, officiating. Miss Evans
wore "a handsome tailor gown of garnet
broadcloth. with white hat trimmed in vel
vet and foliage 10 match. There were no
attendants
The bride and bridegroom left immedi-
ately after the ceremony for "a short out
of-towu trip. but will return Friday. when
they viii hold a small reception at IN,
home OF the brides mother. Mrs +. T.
Evans, + street southeast.
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YANDERBILTS COMING
viii Make Washington Their
Permanent Winter Home.
HOUSE BEING BUILT FOR THEM

Ambassador and Baroness HengeI-
muller Conclude Visit at LenOx.
Mai. and Mrs. NeCawIey Expected
to Arrive in Washington Thursday.
Social and Personal Notes.
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I Evans, + street southeast.
/ a pretty home wedding of last evening
was that Of Miss Mary Shinn. Of this
city. 90 M. Clarence Robert Claiborne
Of Lynchburg. Va. at the residence Of
the brides uncle Mr.. Charles NJ. Shinn
rs Eleventh street northeast. The house
was prsttily decorated i'm palms and ferns
relieved by clusters Of white and yellow
chTy s@uthcWums. with "a prOfusion cf
Southern smiiaN. Promptly ut $50 O'Clock
the strains of the wedding march. with
Miss Flora Shiun. 1t the niano. announced
fhe coming of the bridal party, which
was led by NeSsrs. Samuel Scott and
James C9nnady. pf Lyuchburg. who were
followed by two bridesmaids Miss Edna
ShiEn. Of this city. the brides cousin,
and Miss Josephine Harwood OF Ten
Ecssrv The gowns of the latter were yell
Z low cEifTon cloth over taffeta with which
I they carried golden yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. Miss Halle Shirn. the brides
sister. who was maid of honor. wore "A
gown OF white embroidered crepe lie
chine and also carried yellow chrysau-
themums \ small cousin Of The bride
Master Ralph SavilIe Childs. VINO acted rs
page. wore a picturesque suit entirely in
white
TIL bride was escorted by her uncle.
and were beautiful prinCessc gown Of
white lace. built on foundation Of mouse
line and tanet4 with becomiugIy arrang-
cd tullc Veil. and carried bouquet Of
( bride roses and lilies of the valley. She
was met az the floral altar by the groom
and his best man, Mr. Edward Murrel,
OF Lynchburg. Rev. W 5. Claiborne. Of
/ Scwanee. Tenn. the brother Of the groom.
read tie marriage service.
An informal reception with buffet supper
followed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Claiborne left later in the evening for a
Northern wedding trip before going to
THEN future home in Lynchburg
Mrs. 4. NJ Spcarpoint. of Newark. n
J.. has sent out cards announcing the
marriage Of her daughter, Miss Isabella
Elizabeth Spearpoint, To Mr. Claude
Browne, late Of Washington. but now Of
Paterson. y. j.. the wedding taking place
a. the brides home Saturday. October %
Mr. and Mrs. Browne will be at home
after December 1 Al 131 Marion street.
Paterson, n J.
Mr. and Mrs. john Albert Hartman.
Of Albion. y Y. announce the marriage
OF their daughter, Ethel Hartman, to DR..
Frederic Illsey Bartlett. Of this city The
ceremony took place on Tuesday after
noon, October 16.
Mai Charles !. McCawley, [. s. NJ. c..
and Mrs. McCawley, who arc now in New
York en- route from their cottage at Bar
Harbor. are expected at their home. on
New Hampshire avenue. on Thursday.
Maj McCawIey has entirely recovered
from the effects Of his recent serious i'll
ness. and will resume his duties in the
QuaTtermaster-s Department in this city
November I.
Mrs. jay Lippincott. of Philadelphia,
formerly Miss Camilla Hare. of this city.
VIII pass the winter in Washington, hav-
ing taken for the season the residence
1915 II street.
Miss Helen Hibbs. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs " r TI{bhS left Yesterday, for At
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Mr.. and Mrs. john Albert Hartman.
OF Albion. y. Y. announce the marriage
OF their daughter. Ethel Hartman. to DR..
Frederic IHsey Bartlett. Of this city. The
ceremony took place on Tuesday after
noon. October 16.
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Miss Helen Hibbs. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Hibbs, left yesterday for At
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Mrs. jay Lippincott. of Philadelphia,
formerly Miss Camilla Hare. OF this city.
VIII pass the winter in Washington, hav-
ing taken for the season the residence
1915 II street
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pleased the audience with his Hebrew
Characterization, and brought down the
house with his specialties.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-05

Joe Newman and his company
showed at Grand Junction the other
night and the papers down there fell
over themselves to pin roses on Joe.
Denver Post.
Charles McSherry, son of j. $. Nc
Sherry, left this morning for Fort
Collins where he will take a course
in civil engineering at the state az
ricultural college. The course re-
quires six years work
Walter Graham. of Haskelrs Phar-
macy entered upon ten days vaca-
tion today, nearly all OF which time
will be spent in tho hills. The young
man has not been enjoying the best
of health of late and a vacation from
his work is deemed imperative.
Messrs. Wright and Pastorlous, of
Colorado Springs. were in the city
yesterday in the interest of the can.
didacy of Phil. b. Stewart, for the
Republican nomination for governor
of Colorado. They called upon a
large number of local Republicans
and tried to show them that Stewart
is the only candidate for the office. 1t
is said trat the gentlemen did not re-
ceive n very warm reception.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-05
Steamship Tickets

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Tents and wagon covers at Fred
Mantey's.
The C. V. Store is the place to buy
presents for everything and every
body.
A new line of purses. belts, back
and side combs Just arrived at the
G, V. store.
Coor's celebrated Golden Beer, OTIS
per dozen s1.5O; Pts. per dozen 81.
Delivered. Phone 66S Black.
The Village school shoes have ar
rived. One thousand pairs now on our
shelves. You may try then without
risk. Every pair is guar inteed. 1t
costs no more than a poorly made
shoe. Colorado Shoe Store, 43l
Main street.
The Village School shoes are now
in stock. Box Calf and plump kid
Big Boys. little boys, young ladies
Misses and childrens. They are guar
anteed not to rip. 1t is the best school
shoe made. We will sell it to you
right. Colorado Shoe store, 4S1
Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-05

T. H. Woods, of ouray, is in town
today.
For first class laundry work go to
the Excelsior Laundry.
o. NJ. Mills of Olathe, is spending
few days in the city.
Work started on several new con
crete walks in the city this week.
How about new buggy this fall.
We have them Plat and Heron.
l.. A. Pease, of Colorado Springs,
is in the city for a short pleasure
trip.
Kempton Komedy Kompany to-
night in a great play at Park opera
house. Popular prices.
Blackstone Gray Co., millinery
opening. Friday and Saturday. Sep
tember and s, III n. 9TH st. All
ladies invited.
The theatrical season at the Audi
torium will open shortly. A splendid
attraction will inaugurate the new
season at the popular play house.
"The Tanning o the shrew." shak-
espeare's great farce comedy, will be
interpreted by Phidelah Rice at the
Presbyterian church on Friday night.
He will impersonate all the charac-
ters. One of the rarest and richest
entertainments of the year.
Only three weeks from today until
the great Mesa county fair really
opens. on the afternoon of Wednes-
day September 25th. the first pro-
gram Of races being carried out. As
the dates grow near bigger and larg-
er grows the number of attractions
torbe offered and brighter grows the
prospects for the biggest and best
county fair ever held in the valley
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-05

We carry the Old Hickory wagon.
PLAT and Heron, successors to
Valley Feed company
For hauling OF any kind see Bar
ton & Plat. Special wagons for
moving purposes. Phone Mesa 1O5.
Advertising matter heralding the
wonders of the Mesa county fair is
being distributed far and near this
week
The city's leading liverymen, Bar
ton & Platt. Best service. Prompt
attention to all orders, excellent rigs
and good horses. Barn. Fifth and
Colorado.
The Progress carries fresh fruit,
The finest bread in the city can be
obtained here. cakes, pies, and other
pastries. fresh every day. Nice. clean
and complete stock of staple and fan
cy groceries.
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Subscribe for the Daily Sentinel.
Hair switches at Blackstone-Gr
Co.
e. p. Chester of Mack was in town
yesterday. and last night
Don't fail to hear Phidelah Rice
Friday night in "The Tanning of the
Shrew."
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver II. Shoup, of
Colorado Springs, are spending the
day in the city arriving last night.
Mr.. Shoup has large interests in the
city and valley.
Only four days OFF is the Democrat
ic county convention and the Republic
can primaries. The candidates are
working hard and are making tours
through pretty near every section of
the county That the Republican
candidates. several score strong. are
ing this as the fight for each nomin-
alton on the Republican county tick
ct grows warmer and warmer as the
days pass.
Eight thousand people enjoyed the
corn roast at Loveland on Monday
The feast consisted of corn on the
cob, watermelons, sandwiches. fruits
and coffee. During the afternoon a
special program Of races was carried
out followed by a wild west show.
At night a big masked carnival took
place participated in by several thou
sand people and the whole celebra-
ton wound up with an old fashioned
western dance.
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WILLIAM REIsTER AT REST.

This afternoon all that Is mortal
of William Reister, the pioneer rail
road man and the Rio Grande West
ern engineer, who met death while
on duty on Monday morning. was laid
to rest in Orchard Mesa cemetery.
The large attendance at the funeral
the many beautiful floral tributes
gave evidence of the high regard in
which the departed was held by his
fellow employees, and his friends in
general.
Short services over the remains
were conducted at the family resi-
dence at 3OS Pitlin avenue at the
hour of two O'Clock. Rev. d. D. For
syth. pastor of the Methodist church,
conducted the services. He spoke
impressively of the high worth of the
deceased and paid fitting tribute to
his character and to his life of use
fulness. Beautiful musical selec-
tions were rendered
The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, of which order Mr. Refs
ter was a leading member, was rep
resented by large delegation and
these gentlemen had charge of the
funeral cortege from the residence to
the grave. A large representation
of Junction lodge No. 1924, knights
of Pythias, were also in attendance
to pay respect to the memory of
their brother knight, the deceased
being member of Onward lodge
Knights of Pythias of Helper, Utah.
The ladies' auxiliary to the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers also
attended in a body. Outside of these
orders there were many score of
friends in attendance at the funeral.
The interment took place at Or
chard Mesa cemetery in the presence
of a great throng of sorrowing
friends
William Reister will live long in
the memory of his great host of
friends at a true man, a sincere and
faithful friend. a father and hus-
band devoted to his family COM
munity suffers heavily when so wor-
thy a citizen is taken from life.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-05
WAS a HAPPY SUCCESS.
The Entertainment at EllSs Hall
Last Night by FraternaI Union
Was Largely Attended
and Thoroughly
Enjoyed.

Elks hall was crowded to over.
flowing last night during the hours
that the entertainment given under
the auspices of the local lodge of the
Fraternal Union of America was in
progress. 1t was a most successful
affair, pleasant and enjoyable in
every feature and detail and the
committees that planned the enter
tainment is to be congratulated.
The program opened with a happy
address of welcome by Mrs Paul De
la Mar.
A selection by Mrs. Baker at the
piano and Mr.. Payne with the vio-
lin was the second number.
A coon song by Miss Marie Mar
tin, who is a talented entertainer call
ed forth the heartiest applause. Miss
Martin is one of the most graceful
dancers that has appeared at local
entertainment in a long time.
A piano duet by Misses Leila and
Fannie Blair was delightfully."- rem
dered.
Miss Mona Fletcher charmed the
guests with splendid recitation.
Another selection by Mrs. Baker
and Mr.. Payne proved equally as
pleasing as the first.
A solo by Mrs. De la Mar was sweet
ly rendered.
a shadow dance by Miss Martin
was one of the leading numbers of
the program. 1t was a pretty piece
of work and four encores We're de
manded
a brief address by the Past Su-
preme Deputy, Mr.. Beacher, was lis
tened to with great interest.
This ended the regular program
but a number of musical selections
by different people We're rendered
during the remaining part of the
evening, adding much to the pleas
ure ofthe occasion.
Ice cream of the finest quality, and
delicious cake. were served by the
ladies to all the guests.
1t was a late hour when the merry
making ceased and the Fraternal
Unions entertainment ranks as one
of the most successful lodge socials
given in the city this year.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-05
THIS BOY \ FIEND.

a dispatch from Chicago under
yesterdays date line states that r..
Gorden, aged l6. confesses that he
struck Jos. Redd, aged $. with a
brick, stunning him, and then buried
him alive beneath the sidewalk in
front of his fathers home. No. 2S77
Archer avenue. The boys body was
found whore Gordon said he had bur
led it. After an investigation by
the police, Gordon was taken into
custody.
The absence of the Redd boy from
his home was noticed at O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. and search was
Immediately begun. Gordon led the
father OF the Redd boy through the
streets in the neighborhood for sew
eral hours, Finally at 10 O'Clock
that night he took him to where the
ging it up.
When taken to the station and
questioned Gordon broke down and
confessed that he had enticed the
boy to the basement of the Redd
home and mistreated him.
Five other boys ranging in age
from 10 to 20 years old. who had
been drinking with Gordon at the
rear of the Redd home before the
murder. became known were taken
into custody. The Redd and Gordon
families live near one another and
have been friends for years.
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-05

The car load shipments from the
Grand Junction Fruit Growers assoc
iation go over the three hundred
mark today. So far about seven hun
dred cars of fruit have been shipped
from the valley. Many predict that
this seasons shipments viii aggre-
gate 1000 cars
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-05
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this chance All stock paid assessab Reference
permission government official.
One share Bell Telephone stock reached the
$2OOOO There why the American Deores Wireless
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Demonstrations evening
c. VAN HOORBEKE, c. A. KITZMIL-LER
Local
The daily sentinel., 1906-09-05

d. NJ. Boles. of Denver. is in town
today.
One of the best and most success
full baby shows ever held in the city
is promised fair week.
The maximum temperature yes
terday was S4 degrees, the minimum
was Sc degrees. Fair tonight and
Thursday is the forecast for Colo
RADIO.
The boys of the fire tournament
running team held a most satisfactory
practice last night. The rules and
regulations governing the big attrac-
tion will be issued shortly
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WEDDINGS ON
THE INCREASE
6uRlno pSsr MONTH COUNTY
AUDITORS OFFICE WAS BUSY
TURING OUT PERMITS TO
WE'D.

june weddings are becoming
more and more popular ia seaiile
ludg@E from the records 81 ths
county auditor which show thar
during the past month 2e9 aspiring
swain and an equal number OF
iat0 lofn maids secured - official
permit 20 trot Ia double hanneas iof
the rect % their natural lives
That Indictment weather d6ss not
interfere in the slightest Via ne
havoc Wrousht by cup.a is utteHted
20 Ia lhe fact "a June 1905. onIt
aaw as Seattle coHp Joined 81
the bonds ~ matnmonf@ aud was
accounted IN the weather bureau 81.
flee record mn u@uauailF pleasant
iAlnth. while The past month u
June. which was chiefly coaapieu.
Gus b. che precipitation Of rein ana
shruni Of cloudy aeather, STANDS
credited with an increase OF -
licenses.
Marriage License Clerk Miller
takes considerable pride In the
strong argument @hich these fix
uros present in contradiction Of
President HooaeTcita race suicide
theory incidentally he Ha1s thar
business promises to look up dur.
lng July. aud that the rcNrd Of this
month mas even gixs popular JUICE
some buulpinEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-04
RUNS AWAY
WITH A BABY
JAMES KIRBY ApMiREs FlLt
PtNo CHILD so MUCH THAT
HE MAKES A SPRINT WITH

while drunk thia morning. James
Kirby 4 dance hall barker. attempt
cd 20 kldnhp a Filipino baby on
Washington ~ Kirby approached
a Filipino couple aud after admir-.
Ing the child. persuaded them 10
turn the youugaier over 20 him
This they dld. whoraupon he imms
diatoly took 20 his heels aud was
finally captured after hard chase
Of three blocks The parents. think,
Ing la Kirby merely wished 10
hold ne child. gave him over un
hesltafinrlY, bat Kirby maintained
that the child had been given 20 HIN
outright and Il required f0rcibie
means a. take the hhby from him
Kirby has been drinking heavily
If late aud ~ somewhat "dopey
lie has hoen ia trouble before. duo
largely 20 drial@aud The use Of
dfuga which makos hlu2inaecOuuf
able for his actions liiS iAhhnr and
a brother are members Of he police
department IN the city 81 Chicago
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the defuuel State Bank Of Washing
ton. was affoHied yesterday fOr the
alleged emboztlemeut Of 5000
Mayor Daggolt bas asked tho
council "a adopt a syaiom Of III
tratiau Of the city wntof supply
Chamber Of Commerce has I'm
der consideration communication
from the Seattle Commercial Club
al On Invitation to send three dele
Rat~a there July - 10 orKaniEep
state publicity bureau
faAftRIHGToN William Brodie.
awnaf 0f the electric light plant. h.
figuring on manufacturing dOatur-
cd alcohol IN connection WIN the
plant
TOpPENIsIf~A fire destroyed
.Cofue Bros warehouse doing I'D
an0 damage. aad threatened 10 dc.
atfoy the city. yesterday Drunken
Indians are thought TO have started
tho blaze
WAtLA WALLA-h physician
saved he life Of Rev. " y fhomp
sons YOuug son who drank a cup
Of kerosene obtained from n noiBf'
boris porch
COLNlLLE Farmers OF the val
ley are preparing 10 harvest DIG
hay crop. beginning tomorrow
SOUTH Willapa saloon
wan robbed Friday
PT. TOWNHEND=R - Bailey
former principal Of the West Sc.
ltlls achpola. WIS last night ap.
pointed superintendent here. site
cendlnr Pfaf William Blair. who
realgtsd tn take g position IN the
Seattle schools .
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WATER WAS
SCARCE TODAY
IN HIGH DISTRICTS rHE Pipes
WERE pRY IN SPITE OF The
ADDITIONAL INSPECTORS AP.
POINTED YESTERDAY,

Despite the work Of the ten al.
dilionai laHpceforH appointed yralef.
day IS TIE water department there
IL sfiil q shortage ~ water and m
several ~ The suburban district
the pipes ran dry today 10 the
angth queen Anne hin district the
shortage was most marked " -.
suited in numerous complaints
The chief trouble lies In the lack
81 reservoir Apaelty There -
plenty ~ water Tor q city several
iinea The alFe q Seattle which can
BE- brought through the existing
pipe Tine. bat the water depart
inent aah not teen able 30 accufp
enough storage capacity
During the lafc afternoon hOufa
on a hot day there Is 80 much waste
II water for sprsuhling purposes
that she reservoirs are quickly
emptled aud the supply la often IS
hansfad before the wales can reach
the hail Districts