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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28

attn firm ~ Sc . dozen. with but
until after the coid snap A number
II Hnckiiug pofks arc on the market.
90 say nothing of chickens. ducks
and tufkeyK Ryan a Newton Corn.
mission company report the arrival
81 cur Of imported figs. Hay. feed
nthffA. Hire. cement. meats and
easry products ara fiffn Al yester-
days prices.
vsusssb,ss.
HsFhasss. ta9ta iaami paht@xs peF N
e.sts. sasss as- es- tefass.- -
- -, .,s $3.50 - .,,. $500 ,ss., :.
squash tM9h pstnpkIns fAufNe Fsnao
easass prs aess d set y xsfil,-s pes ~
-. hglss Essish. - u. D.. tesnaioa. -
.s .". .s.s.. nS r. g.. !, e. r. w:s..
bs fk@s s-soangss ysx ga sesqft
s s.sss.. w.. 81, -. s 80 :
has. q EEL a. raa.oafs ~ sbal u niaea
fhessi =. ssiaes.. si@. rsfssHnscns 80
Eaaa
ossssn r.sss 80 o. .a.s go ss 90 a.
Butter sna Chesss.
wsshiHston creamery tssi-s. pss u. tto
seststn. frssh tffek ~ ale. easfafn
fresh 'us. zis rssdh butter. gsf ~. EiQsss
eansln rouns Ansfsean, he. iin,hargst,
~ iscs res rfesm hftck cheese ~ IL
tises s~i... N. iJeiss. 1rIl.asos. isstl.
--s'''" storage o., es.. ~ y. ~
fI4a ala rkfeh1~. -. ~ -
ga iloaes pfins, itrrFui i've turk.Y.
- 80 t1e. df~-sra. rs~r H. sasffae III.
sseks. p~r ~ ttc Foesssr. sa0iea
live stoen
w.thsr. sheep. per 10. eseg eos. ~.
s.lyss. pst T. rssisss. lambs sas p.i ~ n.ss.
Mssss
Steers y, g@9fei VOWS N. sci wssl,
l.ms' pc -. ioois9s. dressed rs bora .s'' -
iesaiic.
schooner haubpt. per NJ, sasc; steamer
r. sfn ~ sc -ai,naa trout. per ~
e shrimp-. Pss 10. ssisoi silver sm.,,.
p 81 p~ s.ilon. ,ssiai Bsas .s s .ss
az ,sssss, .,aFssss. ~ a. fsn s.,,l. s
per u. i.eg frossa shad. per u. isa
Hay and Fsedstufrs-
Eastern WISH timethy, ton fngn, ~.
81 nounas Ten. tltkiti alfalfa. ton, fffalr
shsat hAy. n.s tea sa. rasssfa ws.hias
tom tltaH whole corn, tisQ > ton. craals.i
corn - or ton! ICES H-st, fp psf taa
miaelinsss 81 per tom oil caka. fta0se psr
chopped iced, per ton. vi eata. Ton. -
Lime ara Cement
furtiand esmsnt. Imported. per bbi, nnt
foftand cstoen1 California. per blt "a
less 100 Ter rsturnsa BAGS plaster pafts
PIT HNt lifnst San Juan q Roche liar.
tcg hbl, " = ~. tfiek. per ~. ptss-
tsrinE hair. psF N. te! metal iafh. pes Fsra
lIe1 no. bard mall plaster. ton. az.
wood fiber. ra
Nuts and Figs
Fancy imported fiEs. y gt1i sol new val
nuta per -. 1875 almonds, per ~ 81
lfeFh podaa, per aoaeo. Use honey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
.O'BR|EN AND BURNS
ENTER RING TONIGHT


IN TIE same hrVath Win thH lam
Gus quartet of ex-ehamplonal
That both men have much merit
must be- conceded. but that they are
Ear from helng OF the callber 81 tho
old champions must also be admit.
has good left and can execute
much damage with his rlght. as ans
one who aaw him beat Hart can
testify. ile broke llart'a nose and
a couple ~ ribs and sent him out
OF the ring one Of the aourcst
maahea that ever came out Of Ken
tuCky
The firht should H. one Of the
speealeat ever pulled of between
mca OF their weight. and II theY
stand up and go &C each other Ia
stead Of doing fancy stops Il VII
be good 30 look AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28

San Francisco IL a. have an ca
position In 1913. IN honor ~ The
4aaih anniversary Of the discovery
81 the Pacific ocean By balboa
Ienry = Read. Of tha Alaska fu.
kan Pacific committee. has received
q letter from Rufus T. Jennings
secretary ~ the California promo
ton committee. notifying him o.
that fact and requesting coopefa
ton between the two committees
- the tWo fairs Nili not interfere
with zach other the committees vii
nxtsoBgFAta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
Why Break In :?

A new man 10 make your clothes.
whom Ed, white the tailor 20S Col
Tins Bldg. has had lifetime OF ex-
perience at hts trade and still does
his own euttinE7 F'aatidious dress
ers viii be satisfied in every par
tieular. II I'D, white makes your
clothes. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28

los ANGELES. Nov. 1S--taek
osnnon. Of Philadelphia. and Tenn
my Barns formerly Of Seattle. en-,
ter tho ring tonight In 2e-ruand
contest to decide the championship
Of the world both men announce
that they are In the pink OF con
cition and both expect 10 win.
BsttinE Is extremely brisk. odds
OF 10 TO being offered on
o'Brien. Other bets are being made
Of 10 20 seven and half against
the chances ~ Barns. lasting the
fun number Of rounds.
The home CLUB has offered a
purse Of $4,000. OF thls amount
O'Brien received g. 800 for signing
articles and the balance IL divided
20 that the winner receives s.. loo
and the loser s2.1eo.
To the winner OF this battle 10.
night must be- awarded. for a time.
az least. the h0nors put aside BY
Jas J. Jaffriws Although neither
Burns nor OBnea viii be accepted
tel. They cannot. however. b. held
responsible for the present lack Of
real heavyweight material
On form" the majority % bet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
S. a. C. BOWLING

The Eaneatea put II over the Sac
tura on tho 3 A. & alleys las,
night Tho score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28

Well. Il Is hard % ten who h 90
blame. bat unleae lt q niopped the
coming legislature viii hand m up
pcrcut to the game that witi take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
The MARKETS

The first car Of potatoes 20 arrive
from wenatchee were unloadcd yes
terday This shipment affected tho
price. lowering II from fzs-t2s TO
s23-f25. A car OF apples was re-
eoiyed this morning. They are SELF
Ing firm at 75u to ti2s. Cranber-
ries are IN abundance. going at
tii.26 70 tli.50 per barrel Eggs are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
pY JAMES ). eoRsErr.

About every puFillslle story lhet
comes from the coast has some.
thing 10 say about this organization
II disorsanlsefa.
n vas though, the earthquake
would furnish al excuse for one OF
the warning factions TO make avug
tnrea to the other. bat such 49, not
the case. Il develops that he envy
and lust IL a. keen az evef. aud
even two necondraters cant be
hitched 40 without trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28

The Frisco and caAat fisht fans
afo among the best In the world
They all pay shsir money quick 20
see e good battle and offer 40 OBJ
ieegiona after lt IL over
aut The ssgai trust cant mset on
neutral EFoanda firsf. We have
gfaneY stirring up a muse Theu
Morris Levy butts In. and The frat
thinK tho public knoNs a FIGHT that
has heen talked 81 Ia the papers
faiia through because Coffnuth or
Nlilua iiFtgt ara not SAT- afind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28

Kloin. the SHOEMAKER. ana James
ct go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28
exposlrlons TO COOPERATE.

Totals e.. ssi 72s $50 zass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28

HssrhaAss. ta1ta iaami uaAt@xs pes m
t2tNr saEfuts. pr mack. N8k~s nam
besta saeEa Nt. ess tafnfsua 80
s<ss ksts.n-s ssssss. 81 ersahssstss
~ st4ifs g~Ep.Fs 81 r. ieitars ttQi -
m48Ask iM3t p9tnFAlns t&Hfka. Fsnas
nnsoas Ras aNss o. SGT ~ xsfits- PEE 70
ies hqtss rssish. - u. D.. taanafoas 80
has. t1tc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-28

nsuanss N nas n 80 ~ rsr ~ wsnss
shss ApEl~st p~f hss. tlseGi y. ismpa&
hs So erftanuts yex dns kee4f
spftsa neitss. So go. lteTtl =
~enaea Falercia. F~f bssx. % tea< -
lines ptf asa. q p. sfApes, TnhsFa 80
hes. @@f ~ faN4cats. u se0i ~ niaea
ftps8i =. saiHee.. q -. fefssmnicns. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21
JioOieuclt's ncnc TricocnS Commit
lion.

Moibington, :. s.. 20. Gej.
Grdlioent 9iooieOclt fiinoigt an,
oaB ,Sobn Nlit6cu, Eraiioent Der
, ,llniteO Wtine Norfers," ais Ncrtre'
ter oes 9(rbejter Clements, uno
Diaruin Sugbitt, Frdiioent Der rGbi.
cago uno 9tortbmeltern 9abnn" ais
&ertreter ocS &apitols Die i1ncn pom
FrGiocntcn nn9ebotene Grnennung
3u Otitglicoern bes Iireftoriuns.
iurlhem er 0en 9etras bcS gtobel'
Srieoensprciies iibertragen miro,
acceptirt 1nben, 9tah Den Gldnen oeS
ErGli0enten meroen Der Gberbunbes.
ridter, Der glderbnuiefret1r unO Der
&anoeIsietret1r sic iibrigen Wiitglie.
Der oeS Gireftoriums iein. Ger preis
betrdgt etpas ilber $37, 900 umo bic
Ginfiinite oeiielben oaen aui 3itian.
mcntiinitc pon Tertrcteru ser 9lrbeit
lno bes aopitnlS in Noibiigton 5ir
6orOerung Der Gr1aItilng oes inbu.
itriellen 6rieoenS uerluenoet lueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21
Grtras Cibibenee.
@entrar
5opings 3anR
pon Baltimore,
Siiepit.Gdc ppn
Charles. nno ScIingtpm StraRe
Grtra= CibibenSe.

0GIiimorc. T. 9icnenlbcr 1906.
St eincr Sireiioreu gicrinmnIuEg, lueldse
al bieeni 1uee ltildno, lnuroe beihlnIlen.
cine GItra Sibioenoe dur Bate bon eineln
bdIben Bro5ent fit ods am 81 Sfioher 1906
elloenhc Sabr 5u crflIren Guf ale inonatltDen
9ilanjen Deiebe ali Dem geranHten Eaflirt 5u
Snierclien hereotiGt iinh.
Giefe GrrasDinibeiloe (eiHe Sdlic bon ct'
rcm Hrujeni) miro dit nno uah oein .. Su'
nunr JO7 in ben Nildlerl Der Senoliioren ctns
aeiraaeiL ulo i'm Sale bieelbe nidbt ge6o9en
iuirb, miro lie BON /. Sunuar 1907 an 5u Sns
tereiien bfredbtigt iein.
Stadtss uro Stdolfieuern peroet bon oer
@anI besabli. GinSabIiineen iueroen t1aIich.
ron s llbr WiprGens bis 3 llbr Na6mittags,
Cuigeaen genummcm stm Sumftag bon 10 ubr
WloreenS his 1 llbr gtnobmiiipgs.
Hubcrt I. Naring, YrdHoent.
Stitun 2upiuben, SicesBrifhent.
Tppnlns ". VutfS, S1apmecr.
Tirefturcn:
seiie IripH, Gopir gsnrfieo,
German g. SuHt, sSiunm sSindciter.
Sinac s.. SiroH. y8iainm 8. Sraffln,
gSiltun Suonoen, ,Srdnfin y. Gator.
0aoio 9lntbam Sobn G. Gibbs,
9iobert ST. s8arina, g. Morton Steiunrt, ir.
@bnaro q. Gpens, GDares z, Crane
lbunias IS. 4ofis. SEQ. g8. Corner IT,,
Charles 6. Sobme, Sobn st. Sbulp, IT,,
Wiile5 S9bite. IT., Z. Soe1 StsiD.
Senrb 9SitIiams, &tuiam B Gobnion.
Goiptn g. @aetier.
(gioo9. 9.i5r-1aD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21

1nmprrboiorn, bis ebt ais uHbeiIbnr be-
los ourcb sinipenoulg bon Tr 2. Gisbee's
Nnateito furirt peroen mas ourh 1uuienbe
bnn lebeuoen 3eugen, iueIube bre GsnefuHe
bnben. bcpirIen iueroen fann Mufier iperoen
@n6 nuf 8erInnaeu ourcb 4. Ncuitdotcr & Co,
Apr 2lid yierusDnrf folteHfrei 5ugef6tdt Sii
babeu in dlen reitomuirten gtpotbeeii. Siitef
eud Dor Gnddbmungen. adtet oaruuf, oni,
Die llneti6riit bon e. Gilsbee. WR. Wi., tth
aui ieber Seie Der SbncbieI befinoet
(Wip. Nh. IL, ,I&g9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21
Yatrif begnabigt.
SpSrSnrtbeil in lebcnslanglid)c 3ndDt'
Gaushaft nmgcuanbclt.

9lilcfblld oltT etnen berltbnltcn NebtS'
iaQ. - @rGiioent Gooiepelt CT.
nemt sic Wtitglieocr ieiner Cont
miiiion sur Grblltrug oeS inOu.
itrieqen 6rtcoenS. - Gin 8ro5cB
5ur 9[uiloiung oes GistrllitS IN
9len.0orf eingeleitet. gier.
3e6n Nlcuitbenleben 0urh sic
aciicl Grploiion aui oem @tiiiii-
iippi 9ompfcr yScouea" Der.
loren. - Curtis Sett 6efenut iid
ihuloig,
9ll6onp. 9f.-D., 20. Gc5embcr
05ouucrncur @ig9inS mauoeIte
beute 0nS GoOeSurtbcil gegcu Sen 9ln-
malt 9llbert :. Gntrif in lebenSl1ng.
libc 3ubtbnuSbaft Inn. Gntrid mur-
6c bctdmtlid Dor flint Sobren Der
grnorOrng 0eS merifnniihen Millio.
ndrS @iliam Morib siice, beiien Ser.
n0gen er iid) nngeblitb aneigncn moll,
tc, iiberiiibrt lmo gum Sooe perllrs
tbeilt. Seine Sinridtung mar ihon
ccrihieoene Wlole auf einen beitinnl-
ten 5a9 feltgeiebt. aaem eS geIong
Fatrid uno leinen 9lmpGlten INNER,
untcr irgeuo cinem Tormanoe einen
9lllii6ub 81 crlangcn. 9lls ihlieBlid)
uQe Dlittel eridbopft maren. menbete
iid) oer Terurtbeilte nit einem @e.
1noOigltngSpernlh an sen @ouper-
neur lno beies bat nlpi 9lnnabme ge.
fun0cn.
@oupernelw Soiggins crldBt glei6.
jeiti9 nit Der 9Infiinoigung Scr 9c-
anaoi9lntg cine lnuge @rfl6rlng Slr
Iiehtiertigltng leimer Sanolung. Gr
iabt aiSciuanOcr, oaf Gotrif nod
0en I'M @criht oorgcle9tcn @eluciicn
ocr Dioro ntht iclbit beging. ionoern
'cinen 9e0icnten Gbas, 4. rSoncs be.
no1, 0en frnnfeu Mi1ion1r, mGbren0
berlelbc I'M Sd)loie lag, hurth 9lnmen.
bltnq bon Gbloroform um5ubringen,
Odb Totrif's llcberiiiIrrnN bdlpt.
idhIicb oul @rimO ser glllsld9en sic
ics SoncS criol8tc mo bnB iid SSoncS
0ur6 iein 9luftrctcn ais Stnats5cn9c
StraiIoiiGfcit ii6erte; ierner, Dab
0rci non oen licben 9iihtern ocS Mp.
pcll1ericbtS Der glniift marer OaB
6cbler III Der ErOjelIiriIng Yotrid's
gcmadt mor0en ieien Su Anbctrn6t
oler oicicr llmlt0noe, iagt Der @ou-
pcrneur 5um Shhtiie, baltic er Die
llmmonoIung bc0 5oocsurtbeis IN
lcbcnSl0nglihe ,}ildtbauS1oft iiir
polIltGnoi8 gcrcdticrtigt.
Iic uQGcnlcine 2luiidt lit, ooB 0ic
Srelnoc Fotrid's nidt nit ibrcm
bcltincn Grfolgc 5niricocn iciu, ion.
bern ibre 9lnltrcnnunGen inrtiebcn
mcr0en I'm Icinc pollitGnOi0c 9ieht.
icrti0ung ju lid)crn. Sic bcitcbcn
nii Der 9ebdliptilng, oaB cr uni6ul-
Oi9 lei, mo oaB ieine llnihulo iriiber
oOer ipGtcr ans 2idt fonluen meroe.
% lie ibr ,3icl ourh chcn ucilen Gro.
5cB o0cr alf nn0cre @ciie 5u crrei'
den ildcn ipcr0en. bleibt nbjuuars
ten. Fntrid milligte MIR oui bring.
lide GorIteaungen ieincr Satin unb
gernanoten ali Die @inreihlmg ei.
mes @noOengeiudeS al Den @olrpcr.
rpttr pin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21
GuQcftircn npn 1907 Stcnern.
sstrucr, = rnnrtcucut Mnthhnu3
Vul III orc, Il. NGcmber 19Oi
3ur 9fadIridlt fir Stcucrinhlcri

3nr 9inflrdi iir stCucr6nhlcr!
Sic 8iihcr bicic9 5epurCmcntS weuocu am
Wittupd,, ben 2. Sanunr 1907 Sltr SniaegcIl-
iteuern iiir bus Subr 1907 lCbiluct.
3pei ilnn eiubGlb t2h) 9rn8ent fdbGtt pers
ben nui uIle ftdhttthcu GirunnclNcntbuntse. Der
ionala mn Sefuyiidiens9icchntrAc bClptuipt bic
ndbreuo oes Wionnts Sunuar Mot pdter ais
bs Souncritag, ocn 81 Sannur gindmttinas
3 llbr bc5ublt ipcrheu Stint CD Ero5ent pcrf
Den ntlI StaatssRedlnlinQcH Oerpiitct
Steucr6dbler l6uuCn jbre HctbntuRcH per @oit
erbnIien. iuoert oieleiben obne 3oQcru oarum
erimdben nit slu1abe bcS @iqcntbuna. an lucn
es abqeicbdtt iit uuo inter NciiilnutN eineS init
6eiicn gloreiie Ocrebcnen frdntirtcu Arcfunl
icblnpcs, itllo oic OcrlnnpiCu NccbUnugen lperbeh
bis sum l. Snnuur 8u0cauoi pcroeu. aeine
rum per6nIidD oocr brtciIidb eriuAi uiro.
0curN &illutS,
(Scst7,2t, ,2Sfb) SiuotfStcuereiuucbmcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21
@cridJtlidjc Sdjritte 5nr glnfloinn9
bee Gistrnits.

sllbanp @..D, 90. 9e5ember.
@enernl.2lnmalt Dieper 6egann
bellte i'm 9tameu oes Stantes 9sep.
Dorf i'm Obergeribt pon 9telp.Dorf.
Gountu cinen Ero5cB gegen Die
r9Imcricnn ,cc Co." nm Die 9lni,
bjiuug ocs @istrlitS ~ er5winoen
C5erern Ibeuo bier erptrite Gorlo
0ungen geaen oie geonten Der Com.
plgnie iino nah Rep.Dorf geid,idt
nor0en uno werOen ocn betreifenoen
Serren ioiort 3u1eitellt peroen. Ter
gistruit erbobte befunntlid) I'M lebten
Souuner. nahOem er Die Gontrole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-21
Gin ni&t
se6alfe'1es
Yer(pre&e,,

nntcrgrGbt Sficntlides @etranen.
Gas algcmcinc Eublifum, Sas ieit
,Snbrcn iid fir bic Sur bon Smiten
nnb Grfaltnng ani oSpalc's Soneg Of
6prebpunS anb Sar" perlaiIen fat,
1T ME cnttGuid)t murScn. Sales so.
Mig crbGlt iidj SaS 3ntranen Der Sic.
fen, bic ibn gebrandten, iucil CT ein'
iadj nnb ipirfiam lit. Gr 1T amges
mebm einsuncBmen unb idJnea in Der
Sur. Ian nebmc ibu Gin, luenn bic
acblc Scn critcn Gcis fiiblt nnb Der.
mciSc, mas bei gcrnadlGiiisnns SO
crnitlidcn Granfbciten fiibrcn mag.
Dan itellc iidJ an Der iidjercm Seitc
unb baltc bieies snuerlaiiise Seil.
mittcl fir ioiurtisen 0ebrau6 por-
ratbis. SIR slputbefer pcrfamit
Salc's Sonis. Der Yreis 1T 25e,
SOC. Ooer $1.0O bic 5laidc, ic mad
Der 8rOkc.
The Washington times., 1906-02-15

Exports OF coal and coke from the
United States in the calendar year
1905, according 10 a report made by the
Department Of Commerce and Labor.
aggregated over thirty-Cne million
dollars In value. against a little more
than eleven million dollars in 1905, d
decade earlier
TIE United states now holds third
INK among the nations as an exporter
Of coal although she holds first rank
as producer of that article. The
United Kingdom and Germany are
larger exporters Of coal than the
United States, but The growth in cur
coal exports IN recent years has been
more rapid prOportiOnately than that
or other countries. and suggests st{Il
further possibilities.
OF the S31. .Gl5 .62S value Of coal and
coke exported from the United States
In 1905 ST., ,S6T.964 was bituminous
coal: S1l.1O4.654 anthracite. and s2,-
243,010 coke. OF the bituminous coal.
eleven and g half millions value went
To British North America, and of the
antnracite coal. nearly all went to
British North America. the total To
other parts. OF the world being less
than 100000 Mexico is the next
largest customer for American coal
The Washington times., 1906-02-15
Bookings for Wedding
Tax Limits of Hotels

From the advance bookings in the
leading hotels, the RoOseveIt-Long-
worth wedding will prove a bonanza to
them. At present there have been more
than three hundred advance reserva-
tions for Friday and Saturday at the
Willard and the Arlington.
Reservations have been made for FRI
day and Saturday at the New Willard
FOR Mrs. Morgan Dix, Robert Gillette,
a. H Chat1eld J. A Boyden. w. A.
Stuart, Robert Winsor, L. NJ. AIcIlvaine.
Clarence Moore. r. Fulton Cutting,
John Z. Roosevelt, E P Sa1tonstall
w. Bayard Cutting. Paul Morton, .. C.
Anderson. Francis Peabody, Cornelius
Vanderbilt. T.. ". Pierson, II. H Halo
well, +. H Hartman, Thomas New
riet Lee, Admiral Ludlow, Il Reeve
Merritt, Cornelius Bliss jF., T.. ". Ogle-
by, W. ". Hoppin, c. H Clark, Ma
thaniel Thayer. and others.
At the Arlington the manE cement has
reserved apartments for Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Emory Smith, Wade II. Ellis,
F. II. Millard and wife. J. A Young and
wife. r. NJ Saltonstail and wife. Ed
BTandergee and wife, Mr. and Mrs
KilboUT. Quincy Adams Shaw. jr-, j S.
Shepherd. Oscar s. Strauss and wife.
Lafayette Young and wife, Walter
Denegre and wife, Andrew Miller and
wife, T. Skiddey Won Steade, Arthur
Wood Messrs. Robertson and Terry,
r. l. Montgomery and wife. Wilbur
Kyle and wife, George H Ingalls,. Julian
Goldman. Blair Painter, William Win
thrOp. Mrs. Castor. NJ. F. Bradley and
wife, James c Russell, Mrs Henry
Jackson. John A. Hance and wife Mrs.
Katherine Gillette Hill and Samuel L.
Powers.
Ii was stated at both hotels today that
the bookings were the largest in the
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tCODunued from FIRST Fage.)
club gatherings and afternoon teas, de-
clare that entirely too much fuss is be-
ing made over the wedding, and further
more. that the array OF costly presents,
aside from being undemocratic. is ali
fooIfshness."
There has been undue show and dis
play" said Mrs. c. E. Robinson. of the
Political Equality Club, and it is GER
tainIy poor taste. Cuba would have
done much better. ii seems 10 me, If
she had sent a note expressing her con
gratulations instead of giving Miss
Roosevelt a diamond necklace
The accounts of the wedding will
have a bad influence on young and un-
Informed girls" declared Mrs. H l.
Brown. They will get false ideas. and
perhaps try TO initiate Miss Roosevelt
and the details OF her wedding"
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ELKS ENTERTAIN.

Alexandria Lodge Of Elks gave So
cial at their hall, Prince and Royal
streets, last evening. Solos were sung
by Mrs. Robert T. DoWnham, Miss Lucy
Graves. and J. Harris Franklin. Kenneth
Ogden. r.. L. Werzel. and George e
Evans. The affair was in charge Of the
committee composed Of Louis E Shu-
man, Harry Fleischnann. o. f Bradley.
Frederick p. Russell, Q. T Cation, and
J.. 3 FITZGERALD
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he practically decided upon a set Of
French china, but on learning that the
bride-elect was receiving much of this
ware. another gift was considered. NJ
Michel was at once put to work on the
copy OF The Middle Ages" and con
unued zealously at his task until il was
completed.
The tapestry was sent 10 the French
ambassador. who delivered Il personally
70 the Presidents daughter about ten
days ago.
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YOUTH PLAYS HIGHWAYMAN
TO GET MONEY FOR BOOKS

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-DecIaring that the
proceeds OF his robbery were TO have
been expended for school books, William
Deckman, seventeen years old and q
grammar school pupil. confessed to the
police of the Despiaines street station
that he had held up Edward Detffoff. al
Curtis street and Washington boulevard
and robbed him Of fifty cents and som.
teweIry-
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ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES
WAsHINGTON TINfEs RTREAI.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. FEB. /

In a pretty home wedding at 1 o'clock
this afternoon. at the home OF James
r. Cation. in North Columbus street.
Miss Byrd Grigsby F3tzhugh. formerly
OF Pulaski City, Va, became the bride
lngton. The Rev J. 2. stump, OF The
Southern Methodist Church conducted
the ceremony Nr and Mrs Feruey-
hough left on a wedding tour through
ingt.a
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Rehearsal of Wedding
In Full This Afternoon

This afternoon at o'clock in the East
Room. there will be a full rehearsal Of
the LOngwoTth-Ro Roosevelt wedding. Pres
ident Roosevelt. Irs. Roosevelt, and all
of the immediate parties to the wedding
will be present. While the decorati tions
have not been completed. the rehearsal
will be exactly similar to the ceremo-
MES Saturday at noon. The platform
upon which the bride and groom will
stand, has already been erected.
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GENELLA WILL RECOVER.

Physicians al the Emergency Hos
pltal, where Charles Genella. eighteen
years old, of rs Seventh street north
east, was taken after being injured in
an elevator accident in the Willard
Hotel last night, said today that he was
much improved and no apprehension
was felt for his recovery.
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SHOW WINDOW ROBBED.

When B. Abrahamsou reached his
place Of business, King and Washing
ton streets this morning, he found the
heavy plate glass in his show window
broken and the goods he had left on
display missing. The thiefs pluuder in
Guided one double-breasted coat. I've
sack coats. one broWn-toed shoe. two
patent leather shoes. one umbrella. one
pair OF trousers, one vest, caps and
neckties
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TWO LECTURES GIVEN.

Prof. Monaghan, Of the Department Of
Commerce and Labor. lectUred at the
hall of the Young Mems Sodality Ly-
ceum last evening under the auspices Of
E1tzgerald Council, No. 45e, Knights Of
Columbus.
At Lee Camp Hall. Represen tative NJ
r. Benton, Of Missouri. lectured on the
life and character of Gen. y. B. Forrest
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Classmate of Longworth
Unable to Attend

WESTBORO, Mass, Feb. 15.-Richard
F Parker. q seleCtman of this town,
and Mrs, Parker, are among the for
tunate ones to receive invitations to the
Longworth- Roosevelt wedding
Mr., Parker this morning said that
neither he nor his wife would attend the
wedding. He says he has other engage
ments for that time. Mr.. Parker was a
cIassmate Of Mr.. Longworth at Har
ward
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GEORGE H. BAssART DIES.

George II. Bossart, a welI-known and
Iopular AlexaDdTian died at the Hotel
SchWab last evening Mr. BoSsaTt had
been ia III health for some time. but his
death was sudden
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SUIT 0vR sM00T ESTATE.

In the corporation court suit was en-
tered by Col. +. L. Smith and E. 3
Taylor. for the heirs of J. H d. Srnoot
70 sell all the property left By Mr.
SmoOt.
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MRS. sLAYMAKER DEAD.

Mrs. Anna /. Slayrnaker, widow Of
Henry G Sfaymaker died at her home,
5l4 Cameron street this morning. Mrs.
Slaymaker had been III for some time.
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CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING.

Mr.: and Mrs. Rudolphus Rohey, of 3I5
south Columbus street viii this evening
celebrate their silver wedding
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history of either house for Il social
event The crowd that will come will
all not be present at the wedding bat
those who have been named will De here
either for the reception or the wedding
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the furniture OF a coiored man. John
Quill. with whom he resided IN West
street