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The Washington times., 1906-01-07
Hop at Naval Academy.

Misses Jennie Dierken and May Madi-
gan. of Capitol Hill. attended the New
Year hop at the Naval Academy Satur-
day and returned the following Tuesday.
They were chaperoned by Mrs W.
Evans.
George b. Johnston and wife enter
tanned Il number OF their friends al a
watch party at their home, 1i26 Jackson
street northeast. New Year Eve. The
approach Of the new year was heartily
welcomed by the merry crowd present.
Among those present were Misses Ada
Wunderiy, Claire Wunderly, May Slime
metz, Helen Marean. Marian Simons,
Roberta Braddock, Ruby Schweir, Violet
Ruth II. Johnston. Rachael Johnston,
Laura Johnston, and Messrs. Charles
Hanna, Stanley Marean, Arthur Sargent,
w. Sargent, A. Carpenter, Harry Pike.
Ralph Simons. Ed MaTean. Earle Sim
ons. Mrs. P. Il. Johnston. and Ed Sim
Cns- Refreshments were served during
the evening,
During the Christmas holidays MI
lard T. Lynch and wife entertained q
house party at their residence, lbs East
Capitol street northeast. in honor OF
their daughter, Miss Laura Lynch, who
Is a student at the Notre Dame College,
Maryland. Che week was filed with
matinee box party, and the guests thor
oughiy enjoytc their stay. The follow
ing were in the Cs-rty, Miss Julia PigOt,
OF Ithaca, y Y Miss Roberta Odenhal.
Of Baltimore: II IS Mary 3. Marrow. or
Baltimore; Miss Gertrude II. MarroF
ar Baltimore; Miss Florence Stone. Miss
alice Lynch. Miss Mildred Lynch. and
C; Miss Hester LOckrey, and Miss Cath
crime Waters
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ANNOOSua

A number of young people gathered
at the home of Miss Florence elliott.
422 Jackson street. Anacostia. Friday
evening. The evening was spent in
games and music, and refreshments
were served. The following were pres
ent: Helen Moore. Virgie Stone. Eliza =
beth Moore. Rose Simpson. Maggie
Torney, jamie TOT ney. and Frank Earn
shaw. George Simpson. Conrad Paxton,
Clarence Thompson. and Clarence GIL
lott.
Watch night services were held at the
AnacUstia Methodist Episcopal church
under the auspices of the Epworth
League. \ number of addresses were
made during the evcnil K
The police of the local precinct were
not forgotten .asJ Monday by AIR. and
Mrs. Fred Steinle. of 80 Monroe street.
who sent the officers the greetings of
the season with a large decorated fruit
c Ike.
Policeman A. l.. Lucas. a resident of
Norris road Anacostia. has been trans
serred from the fifth precinct 10 the
local substation. Policeman Lucas
changes places with officer Crouch.
who has been assigned to the city sta
ton.
Mrs. Montgomery. wife of Mr.. VIII
liam MONTGOMERY. of Jackson street.
who recently underwent a surgical op-
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Northeast
Washington.

Miss Marion Giddings entertained the
members OF the WashingtOnians at her
home. 2l5 II street northeast, Tuesday
evening. The next meeting Of the club
viii be held at the home Of Miss Slater,
at - / street northeast. The club will
hold its next dance January -.
The members of the Sophomore Club.
Of the Eastern High School, spent an en-
tOyabie evening at the home or Miss Mae
De Shields Friday evening. Progressive
games were played during the even
ms, and prizes awarded 10 Messrs
Johnson and Farmer Among those
present were Misses Carrie Morton.
Lucy Morton, Law, Orbello, ODanien,
Galliher, Platt- and Messrs- Clark. Titus,
Farmer Brown, Johnson, Mccoy.
Thompson, and Robinette.
A permit has been granted to Charles
Boyd 10 build two two-story brick
houses at Il10-I1I2 G. street northeast.
The architect will be r. Voiiand. and the
builder j. X. Haslip. The cost is esti-
The Misses Mabel and Elsie Barbour
entertained a number Of their friends
at their home. 1241 Maryland avenue
mort beast, Friday evening. The follow
ing were among those present: Misses
Elsie SharsWOOd. Myrtle Sherwood,
Olive Saunders, Ruby Gaver. Rita Allen,
EuFice Winfree, Mabel Carter, and
MesSrs- Young. Nelson Coakley, Albert
AyT6. Warren Potts. Ellis Mcflees,
TaXOn Dean. Myron Webster, and Rob
eTt Winfree.
IN honor Of their tenth wedding ami
versaTy, James e Michel and wife en-
tertained a large number Of their friends
a :iIeiT home. sos Eighth street north
ca 81. Saturday evening. The Rev. =.
.. Bagby. pastor Of the Ninth Street
Christian Church, delivered brief talk
during the evening. Miss Lenora Lacey
gave several selections on the piano. The
following were present: S. d. Gage and
wife, the Rev and Mrs. z 3. BaSbY,
Mr.. and Mrs. John L Lacey, Eugene
Stoddard and wife. Joseph A. Scott and
wife. John A Meyer and wife. T. 9.
Porter and wife. DIT. and Mrs. George
r. Preuitt, A. NJ. Condra and wife, o..
\. Booth and wife, Frank Carpenter and
wife. r. y. Burkhsrdt and wife. Thomas
Mitchell and wife. James A. Tibbitts and
wife. II. r. Nichol and wife, d. 3.
Shook and wife. James W. Nichoi
Arneli Carpenter, Misses Marie Speeth-
man. LenOTs Lacey. Louise RadZ. Love
Harper. and Lulu NichoL
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Transfer Of Real Estate.

Annie c. Cunningham has transferred
lot a. square 93s. Tenth street northeast.
between c and D streets. TO A. B. Nc
Manus.
A birthday anniversary and New Year
were celebrated simultaneously when a
large number CT young people gathered
at 30 Eighth street northeast in honor
of George W. Dick. Games We're played
during the evening. and refreshments
served The following were among those
present: Misses Mabel KunZ, Carrie
Sale, Lillian sale, Emma Brohrman. l..
Lyles. Mary Price, Louise Wood, Else
FUR. Ethel Dich. Edith Mcdonald, and
Edith Foreman. and Messrs. Howard
Walter, Howard Enrich, Elmer Bate
man. LelaLd iegeT. Eugene Leger. Ora
ham Lyles William Roberts. George
SOuder, WEHAm Brown. and Leslie
VandegTift.
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Mrs. Cora c. Day. and right and lefr
supporters of vice grand, Mrs. Sallie Z.
Owens, and Mrs. Margaret Burgess
The installing officer was presented
with a beautiful collar In a box tied
with pink and green ribbon By AIRS
Burroughs and Mrs Burroughs, grand
instructor, was surprised by the presen-
tation TO her of a beautiful growing
plant. an auracaria. by Mrs. Julia Rob-
erts. on behalf OF her class OF 1906"
which made such a creditabIe showing
on the occasion Of the visitation OF the
grand lodge officers to Naomi Lodge
last month. The past grand's jewel was
presented 10 Mrs. Irene A. King by
Brother John d. Yoakley, who expressed
the esteem of the members Of the lodge
for Mrs. King personally. and as an Of
hcer Among the visitors entertained
were members of the four Rebekah
lodges of this Jurisdiction
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was held, the service being conducted
by Mrs. Emma J. SOrrell Murray as
grand master. assisted by Mrs. Belle
Carter. grand warden; Mrs. Annie
Grigsby, grand recording secretary; Mrs
Ella Newton, grand financial secretary;
Mrs. Ethel Mattern. grand treasurer;
Mrs. Henrietta Werner. grand marshal.
and Miss Mamie Pearson, grand guar
dian. ali members of Ruth Rebekah
Lodge, No. 2.
The officers installed were, noble
grand. Miss Jennie Murray: vice grand,
Mrs. V Estelle YOakley: recording sec
rotary. Miss Anna N. Roberts; financial
secretary, Mrs. Roberta r. Vonand;
treasurer. Mrs Cora b. Anderson: chap
lain, Mrs. George Burroughs; conductor.
Miss Edta V. Raitz: outside guardian.
John H. King; right and left supporters
Of noble grand Mrs. Alice s. Thomas and
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Hazard Wheeler; lieutenant colonel w
]. Johnson: major. j. F. Brice; chaplain.
]. T. Ryan: surgeon. Lemuel Fugett;
quartermaster a. L. Crosby; quarter
master sergeant. Thomas Burns.
The retiring officers Of the regiment
are: Colonel NJ. F. Carey; lieutenant col
onel. Hazard Wheeler; major ]. +
Yingling; surgeon, d. ]. Byrnes: quar-
termaster. A. u. Crosby (re-elected).
Moolahc Khan, 1899, Arabian Degree,
was Instituted Wednesday night by I'M
periaI High Potentante w. s. Wilkinson.
The following officers were elected and
Installed: Potentate. George Washing
ton; grand ink singer, +. c. Scaggs;
grand bocdler. D. Goldsmith; grand
wizard. r. l. Hanrahan: grand mage
W !. sliney; oriental guide, b. F,
Chrisman: prophet OF the khan. D. l.
Smith.
This klan will meet Wednesday nights
in Jr. o. L. A NJ. Hall. Four-and-a-hali
and @ streets southwest.
One last Tuesday evening the Naval
Gun Factory Band elected the following
officers for the year ending January 3
1907:
:. c.. McAlister. president. reelected
j. G. Moody. leader and manager. re-
elected; r. d. Jeffean. assistant leader
T. a Gilmore, treasurer, reelected; ]
10. Montague, secretary,
The band will hold a grand compli-
mentaTy ball in the navy yard. Thurs.
day evening. January II. Tickets are
also on sale by members OF the band
for a dance at the National Rifles Arm,
DRY Hall, Tuesday evening. January 10.
The William Is. Gushing Camp, No. 30
Sons Of Veterans. Will install it's new
officers for the ensuing year at the camp
room, 514 Ninth street northwest, next
Friday evening. Commander A. Z. Task
er, of the Department OF the Potomac
6. A. r., accompanied by his stan. viii
off7ciatc as installing officer. All veteran,
and sons Of veterans are invited to bs
present.
Following the installation there vii
be q muster, campfire and smoker.
The officers Of the camp elected recent
lyq, are: Charles a. Sidman. command
er; Duncan Davenport. senior vice cora
mander; Monkey Ferris. Junior vice com
mander; w. J. Wolf. treasurer, anC
George Scharf. secretary.
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Exciting Accident.

An exciting runaway accident oc-
CURED on Harrison street late Tuesday
afternoon. when the two horses attach
ed to the wagon of David Murphy be-
came frightened and ran down the
street at rapid speed. The wagon
was slightly damaged and one OF the
horses was injured. but the driver.
Charles Wilson. escaped unhurt.
At st. Teresa Church. corner Wash
ington and Fillmore streets, the New
lear was celebrated with masses at 8
and o'clock IN the morning. At the
latter service an address was made BY
the pastor. Rev Charles NJ Bart. in
which ne reviewed many Of the Drin-
ciDal events of 1905
The police at the local precinct have
been asked 10 look out for Bernard
Roach, twenty-seven years old. who
disappeared from his home, go Monroe
street, Anacostia. Christmas Eve.
After long confinement in Provf-
dence Hospital, on account of serious
illness, Mrs Beulah Garrett. Of Prout
street, Turning City, has been removed
TO her home.
The annual dance, given by the en-
ployes OF the Government Hospital for
the Insane, was held Thursday evening
In the assembly hall OF the asylum.
Dancing was enjoyed from 7:3O until Il 30
o clock These dances are held an
nually, by permission OF the authors
ties at the institution.
The local police have been notified OF
the theft OF a bundle Of I3J papers
from local agent. The latter left the
bundle at Monroe and Franklin streets
for moment. while he stepped into Il
nearby building. and when he returned
the papers had disappeared.
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Icessfully competed FOR first prize at the
meeting of the sovereign grand lodge
In Philadelphia, and has been advanced
to the office he now holds by virtue Of
meritOrious work in the lesser Offices
Besides being vice grand in the subordi-
nate lodge, he is chief patriarch of Mt.
Nebo Encampment. No. s. l. o. o. F.
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FRATERNAL

Syracusians Lodge. No 10. Knights OF
Pythias. has elected officers for the en-
suing year and they were installed in
due form by Grand Master-at-Arms G.
Frank Day acting as deputy grand
chancellor The officers elected are as
follows: Chancellor commander, Bern
hard Endress; vice chancellor, Milton
Smelling; prelate, Thomas Kuhnert;
master OF work. William Keinle; keeper
.of records and sales, s. NJ. Pearson;
master of finance. c. w. Banks; master
.of exchequer Albert Kahlert; inner
guard. B. +. Deatley; outer guard. l..
b. Nye; master-at-arms. Edward Hen
shaw; trustees, ]. II Bradbury. J. G..
MCQUEEN and Albert Kahlert: represen-
tatives to the grand lodge. Albert Kah-
'lert. j. G. Mcqueen, L. B. Nye. D. c
Childress. J. T. Matthews; representa-
tives to the relief bureau. s NJ. Pear
son
Syracusians Lodge has done a great
deal Of work in the past year, having
started the year with a new candidate
and now has two applications on the
table To be acted on at their next meet
ing. Almost all OF the new officers are
new members and II is expected that
the coming year will be a banner one
for the lodge. Almost all OF its active
members are also members of the ORA
matte Order of the Knights Of khoras-
san. and this only goes 20 show that
this branch Of the order has a great
deal 10 do with keeping the members in
terested in the work of the order at
large. Syracusians Lodge meets every
Friday evening the year round In their
lodge room, on the second floor, rear.
of the Pythian Temple. and extends a
hearty welcome to all visiting Knights
TO call and see them and assures all OF
a hearty welcome.
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On Monday evening last, the semi-an-
nual installation of the officers of Ma
omi Rebekah Lodge, No. l, 1 o. o. F.,
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There was an exceptionally large at
tendance of members at the burning of
the council fire of Sioux Tribe, No Is
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The installation ceremonies conducted
by the supreme officers of the Tribe Of
Ben Hur was an event of more than
usual Importance to the members OF
Washington Court, No l. and their
friends The ceremony took place at
Schmidts Hail. 516 Ninth street north
west, Tuesday evening, January 2, 1906
For the first time in the history OF the
Tribe Of Ben Hur in this part of the
country, there was an open installation
OF officers in order to give the members
and their friends a thorough knowledge
OF that part of our ritual and an init
mate acquaintance with the members
who were chosen as officers for the next
ensuing term.
The installation ceremonies were ably
conducted by the following supreme Off
GERS: A. L. Randall supreme chief: Mrs.
Katy Clark, supreme past chief; Mrs.
John Irving, supreme Judge; Miss Edith
Van Ness, supreme teacher: Clyde Ran
DALI supreme guide: Nathan Roberts.
supreme captain; John Irving, jr., su-
pTeme scribe.
The officers installed for the ensuing
term We're f. +. Latham. past chief;
H. e Crouch, chief; w H. Tutty.
scTiDes MIS- II r. CSiitoil' Keeper OF
tribute Mrs Thomas McCardle. Judge;
y. B. Klinger. teacher; Thomas Fox.
guide; Joseph Moore. captain; William
Berens. outside gatekeeper; Mrs. Car
dele. inside gatekeeper; Louis Bergman.
master of ceremonies; w. Foster. as Ben
Hur; Mrs. Katy Clark. Mother Hur;
James Lyons. Rabbi Joseph. The install
lation ceremonies We're Immediately fol-
lowed by an entertainment under the
direction OF Miss Kaiser. whose efforts
We're highly appreciated by all present.
The members and their friends were
then turned over 10 the refreshment
committee. headed by Sister Won Bran
dis, chairman. who saw that all hands
were plenufully supplied with ice cream
and cake.
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White Eagle Tribe. No Il. Improved
Order of Red Men. has elected the fol-
lowing chiefs for the coming term;
! Prophet. r l. Matthews: sachem. d.
! \. Harvey: senior sycamore. g. Z. Gar
treH: junior sycamore. w L. Broaddus;
chief of records, D. NJ Faunce; keeper
OF wampum. S NJ Pearson; trustees.
IW. f. Clark. W W Chism and c. Z.
Otis: representatives, 10 the great coun-
/ Gil. ". II. King, W. w. Chism. T. r.
Beavers, S. NJ Pearson and II. F.
Sheedy. The chiefs will be raised TO their
respective stumps at the regular meet
! ing of the tribe next Thursday night.
This tribe has been one of the most
active In promoting the good work Of
the order In this city and although one
/ OF the youngest in the reservation has
Hong been recognized as one of the fore
most tribes in the reseTva ton. At one
/ time d short time ago, its treasury was
/ so depleted that some doubt was eX-
pressed as to whether II would staHd or
fan. but several Of the faithful broth
ers Of the tribe put their shoulder TO the
wheel and pulled the tribe out OF the nut
into which IL seemed that they had fallen
iand while at that time they had not
enough in the treasury TO see where the
next weeks expenses were 10 come
from. yet they were fortunate enough
to always have enough come in to meet
+ their expenses, and now. although they
had a sick brother on their hands for
( over a year their report for the year
/ just ended. shows a grand increase in
wampum and a snug sum with which
/ 20 start the new year with Visitors Will
always find the latch string hanging on
the outside at White Eagles wigwam
and can be assured OF hearty welcome
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NEWS

Grafton at Providence Hospital for ap.
pendicitis. is said 10 be rapidly con-
valescing.
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]. Herbert Broderick.

J. II. Broderick. the vice grand of Co.
lumbia Lodge. is a Pennsylvania man.
and a well-knOwn Washington printer.
employed on the Star He became an
initiate member of Robert Burns Lodge
No. $50, l. O. o. r. OF Scranton. Pa In
1897 he removed 10 Washington and soon
after deposited his card with Columbia
Lodge, No. 10. /. o. 0. F. Since becom-
ing a member of Columbia Lodge he has
taken an active part in the work of the
order and has passed through ali the
appOintive chairs, is a member or the
prize degree team which recently sue
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Twelve churches in Georgetown will
hold union fellowship meeting. Sunday.
14th inst. The meeting will be under the
auspices of the Federation of Christian
Forces. OF which the Rev. Zed II. Copp
is president. The object of the meeting
is TO promote Christian fellowship and
acceptuate and unity community con-
science. The Rev. John L. Allison. d.
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Salem Lodge. No. %, l. o. o. F.. held
It's seni-annual installation OF officers,
Thursday night, for the ensuing term
I'm the hall of the Masonic Temple, cor
ner Jackson and Peircc streets, Ana
costa. u. c.
The installing officers were ]. II. Crew,
past grand master. acting grand master;
J. I. Porter. grand marshal; J. II. Bur
roughs, grand secretary and grand
treasurer; s. II. Gwyn, grand warden.
The officers installed were as follows:
Noble grand. J ". Wayland. vice
grand. G. c. Click. jr.; recording secre-
airy fifteenth term, J. X. Davidson
financial secretary. w. II. Nash; treas
urer, Alpheus Dawson. Next Thursday
night the inittatory degree will be given
to one candidate,
Salem Lodge, No. %, l. o. o. F., meets
every Thursday night and extends a
cordial invitation TO all members of the
order in this jurisdiction to be present
at its meetings.
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Col. Robert Alton, commander of the
Department OF the Potomac, Union
Veterans Union, has issued an order to
his staff to attend Logan Regiment,
No. 2. next Tuesday. January 8, the oc-
casion being the installation of the Of
ficers elected at the last regimentaI
meeting, and also the installation of
the officers OF the Women's Veteran Re
lief Union. The installation is not 10
be public this year. owing to the fact
that the next assembly Of the regiment
is Memorial night, which is a public
meeting, but all the members of the
order. and of the Women's Relief
Corps, together with the national head
quarters have been invited
The officers to be installed are: Colonel.
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The following officers of Valley Forge
Council, No. 81, Jr. o. L. A M. were
installed by Deputy State Councillor
Groves
Junior past councillor, B. F. Chris
man; councillor, William Anderson;
vice councillor, ]. F. Coghill; recording
secretary, r. c. Scaggs; financial secre-
tary, ID. L. Smith; treasurer, d. Gold
smith; conductor c. b. Edelin,. inside
sentinel, William Dickinson; outside
sentinel. ]. Levy; trustees, w. c. Med
ford g. w Coats, George Schafer; rep
yesentatiVes TO State council, William
McGinnis. d. L. Smith. E. c. Scaggs, d.
Goldsmith
, 1906-07-13

would welcome the right from a view
point of craftsmanship with the rifle
and revolver.
, 1906-07-13
DEAN ARNOLD G. II. BODE
ENJOYING HIS VACATI

Dean Arnold G. H. Bode is now at
Bowen island, which lies in an arm
of Puget sound, not far from Van,
couver. He went from here directly
to Portland, Ore, and after two or
three days visit there. went on to
Vancouver and thence to Bowen isl
and. The dean reports fine weather
and says the country is beautiful, but,
best of all, hat all traces of his recent
illness have disappeared, and that he
is having just the rest and quiet that
he needs after his years hard work.
Bowen island is a wooded isle, sparse.
ly inhabited, with a hotel something
on the order of those in Platte canon,
Colorado, or Sodergreen's and Lund's,
only the guests sleep out in tents for
the most part. The dean expects to
remain there for two weeks.
, 1906-07-13
Persia's National Anthem.

Persia is an ancient country, as
the world goes. 1t has ancient monu-
ments. 1t has a literature in several
ages. But one Of its Institutions, its
rational anthem, is comically modern.
Several French bandmasters were in
Persia thirty or forty years ago, or.
ganizing military bands. The shah
was about to start for Europe, and ii
occurred to him that he ought to have
a national anthem. Summoning NJ.
Lemaire. the French military music
master of Teheran. the afternoon pc
fore his departure, the monarch, with
an instinct more imperial than musl,
cal. ordered him to have a Persian"
national anthem composed and play
ed before him by the imperial band
next morning. There vas night work
for everybody concerned in Teheran
that night. but next morning the ma.
tioual anthem was duly played and
approved, and 1t is the national an
them" still. NJ. Lemaire Is now a Per
sian general, and lives In Teheran.-
New York Tribune.
, 1906-07-13
9 G o o00 9 ooo c,
. MRS. HEAvEY DIED G

~
. A telegram was received this at c,
. ternoon from Captain John W. 6
Q Heavey, dated at Hot Springs, c,
Q Ark, at 2 o'clock this afternoon, 6
@ announcing the death of his wife 9
Q at that place at 1:2O p. m. The 9
. remains will be taken to Alabama g
. for interment, at the former home 9
. of the deceased. Mrs. Heavey 6
. leaves a husband and three sons, 6
. two of whom are now here, the 9
9 third being with his father at Hot @
9 Springs. G
. Mrs. Heavey was Miss Julia G
. Baggett, and she was married to 6
9 Captain Heavey in the city of st. g
. Augustine, Fla, April 10, 1894, 9
. the wedding being a brilliant mil 6
Q itary affair. The anniversary was g
Q celebrated at their home in this 9
Q city on the evening of April 10 c
. last. C
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, 1906-07-13
GOES TO PICNIC.
Presidents Family in TWO Rowboats
Off for Eaton's Neck.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 13.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt and family left here
this morning, in two rowboats, for the
picnic at Eaton's Neck. Miss Azile
Esac, or Eliza Case, reversed, who
insists that she will not leave until
she has seen the president, was moved
into the cottage adjoining Secretary
Loeb's home today. Relatives are ex-
pected to come for her, as they did
when she was detained in a Washing.
OF insane asylum once.
, 1906-07-13
Promotion Came Too Late.

Washington, D. c., July 13.-After
twenty-seven years faithful work in
the interior department, which result
ed in his gaining the title Of model
clerk" Lewis Y. Ellis, chief of the file
division in the Indian bureau, died on
the day of his promotion to the chief
cIerkship. During his entire service
was tardy but once. He was en-
titled to thirty days leave each year,
but took but three in his entire career,
, 1906-07-13
CARED FOR BOY WHEN
HIS MOTHER DIED.

The Republican this morning receiv,
ed a note from L. B. Kaufman of
Casey, Ia, the uncle of Jay Kaufman,
the young man found dead in a box
car at Howell station nearly two weeks
ago, in which Mr.. Kaufman says, q
am an uncle to the dead boy, n took
all care of him when small, as his
mother died when he was three years
old. | would like so much to have the
papers with the particulars of the muir
der and inquest" Copies Of the paper
were sent today.