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The Washington times., 1907-10-27
MISS GRACE JARVIS,
Granddaughter Of Mrs. Mcmillan, Widow
of Senator James Mcmillan
of Michigan.
of Michigan.

! songs until a late hour. refreshments
| were served. The club viii go ia a body
| TO the Hallow zen social given by the
! EpwOrth League at the residence Of
/ Mrs. Pike, IN BrcCkland. next Thursday,
| as guests Of the Epworth League. Those
present Wednesday were Miss Helen
Woods, Miss Edna Faye. Miss Edith
Maddux, Miss Jessie Cecil. Miss CATH
leen McElfresh, Miss Minnie Huzeman,
Miss Myrtle Cecil, W. T. Conboye. y.
I. Worley. Z. NJ. Ebert. H. G. Heme1-
way, W r Fischer, F. A. J. Patched,
and DR.. Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Cobb have taken
the SeckendOTn house. on HIlyer place,
until their new home on Eighteenth
street is completed The house was oc-
cUpied last season by Mr.. and Mrs,
Fleming NewboId. the latter formerly
Miss Ethel Seckendorh
Mrs. Slater will entertain a company
at luncheon at the Country Club today.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson have
returned - Washington and have taken
an apartment. Mrs Wilson was for
meriy Miss Elsie Cobb. and her marriage
TOOK place IN Washington last summer.
Mrs Cobb is IN New York with her
youngest daughter. Mrs. Cornelius Bliss.
formerly Miss Zaidee Cobb.
During Mrs. Cleveland's short stay in
town in attendance upon the funeral Of
the late Albert A Wilson. a warm per-
sOnal friend Of Grover Cleveland, she
took advantage Of the opportunity to
pay two visits, both upon old friends
whom she had known during her oCcu-
panCy Of the White House.
One Of these was Miss Nancy Green,
a former near ueighbOr while at Wood
ley, the former Presidents summer
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MISS ELEANOR GRANGER,
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Ora nge1

Delmonico's he dined with Frank y
Munsey. a warm friend OF his.
Miss Frances Roberts, Of 231 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest. has re-
turned, after an absence Of three
mOEtbs, from Pennsylvania and Ohio,
where she has been visiting friends and
relatives.
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this reception viii give opportun ty for
exchange Of greeting with all their
Washington friends by the visitors.
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The fourth meeting OF the North
Capitol NJ. F Church Club was held in
the home Of Miss Edith Maddux, IA Z
street northwest. last Wednesday even
ing. After playing games and singing
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~ REPRESENTATIVE WEEKS have taken the
Whemore house, Hampshire avenue occupied
n by the Chairman
mission and Mrs. Theodore P Shons niece
Washington
Miss Dorothy Of Major Langf command of
the Washington Barracks Mrs
debut last but suddenly departed
out informally there
Washington important position
the younger n army
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Cabinet.

Mrs. Root. wife OF the Secretary o
State. has gone over to New York t
Join her daughter. who is spending a feI
days there shopping
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~ ROANENT the members of the diplomatic contingent
who have already returned Washington
~
of the Spanish legation She has only recently arrived this
from first visit her husbands people Spain
Miss of
American
matte Corps married to Senior Pastor
their they spent country but
year adopted
country.
delightful Europe prolonged stay in Paris
they Madrid christening of young
of he
Pastor given special presentation
Queen
Sebastian of Japanese
visiting there
Pastors family and circle Of friends Madrid ad-
of their shower
WIFE
Prominent the entertainments gwen
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Photo by Harris-E,wfne
MISS SADIE D. MURRAY,
Daughter of Gen. and Mrs. Arthu,
Murray.
MISS CONSTANCE HoYT,
Daughter Of Solicitor General and Mrs.
Henry M. Hoyt.
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The Secretary Of the Navy, Victor H.
Metcalf, has returned to Washington
and joined Mrs. AIetcalf in their home
on n street. The Secretary went to New
York early in the week to inspect the
navv yard there.
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Mrs Slater viii entertain a company
at luncheon at the Country Club today.
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RY and coes win have charming
III this winter in Miss Sally Darlington, Of
~ Mrs
charming and unaffected daughter Arthur
the Navy and Mrs. Henry W.
Prominent others who
bow to society the Nations Capital
Sands daughter P b. Sands; Miss Mary Scott
daughter Of Owen Scott Miss Dde of
eden Noble; Miss Louise Of
Num- Miss Katherine daughter John Frederick
eeehi Miss Vera Downing daughter August
Of
Mrs. Porner
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succeed the former third secretary, has
already arrived IN Washia ctoa.
The Second Secretary and Sonora Al
varez returned TO washington from
SIring Lake last week
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HE October bride giving away of November
and from until the formal opening
New Year reception the White House, absorbing
of interest in the viii
and their ion function
Though bevy last year the
buds who are to blossom in the shadow Capitol of
than passing
+ T. +
~fR the Diplomatic there this
yearso rumor has it. The be
presented first at the in
viii probably return ashington presentation
before the end of the Nine
ambassador viii probably Carolyn Nabuco
and Miss Lagercrantz daughter of the
during the Christmas holidays probably
social wir in Washington her parents
WI" sail this week from York They separated
their family for six months and SPEND holidays
IN their bring country
= z +
FFCIAL society Bacon daughter of the
kNI Assistant Secretary Robert Bacon Miss Carol
Newbe daughter of Assistant Secretary of
and Mrs Truman H. Nevbey; Miss Rdgey daughter
OF the Comptroller Of the Curreneyi Miss Arc
Senator Adch of Rhode daughter
Solicitor General
fu women of the Nations Capitali Parker
daughter Of Representative and Mrs r. W Jersey
Miss Grace Jarvis granddaughter of Senator
Mcmillan Of
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Baron Demeter Hye viii be a neH
member of the stan at the Austrion
embassy this year, succeeding Morik
Won Scent Ivany. who has been .apDolaf-
ed ambassador from Austria Hungary 10
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Prof. Ravaion. Of the italian err.
bassy is expected IN Washington about
November IS
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The naval attacbo and Nine Ncboi-
sine are still at Black Rock, Bridgeport,
Conn. and viii not return to Washing
ton until about the middle Of acxt
month.
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Colonel RaspOooff, Of the Russian en-
hassy, is expected in Washington about
command his regiment in st. Petersburg.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-31
MURRY GETS OFF EASILY

1t is reported this afternoon that a
dismissal of the more serious charges
against Murray, the railroad man who
1t is alleged secured a fine watch
from the White Mercantile company
under false pretenses, has been af-
fected and that Murray has plead
guilty to the simple charge of petty
larceny in the county court It is re-
ported that he was assessed a fine of
S25 and costs and on payment of this
Will probably be discharged
Murry's father arrived from the
east a few days ago and has been
making every effort to get his son out
of trouble.
In view of the fact that the watch
Murray is supposed to have work
ed the White store for was valued
at $4,000 and that he was charged
with working a similar racket on the
same company two years ago, he is
getting off pretty lightly If the re-
ports are true.
Murray was arrested in Salt Lake
city and brought here.
Murry's father after some hesita-
ton agreed to settle all the costs in
the case. including the sheriff's ex-
pences to and from Salt Lake city.
Satisfactory settlement was also made
with Mr.. White. To get his son out
.ot the trouble it will cost the elder
Murray several hundred dollars.
Murray Will in all probability be
released from jail late this afternoon
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-31

Some of the members of the barber
fraternity of the city fear that the
young man who had his leg cut of in
the wreck of train No. l on the west
ern in Utah some days ago was bar
ber who was employed for some time
in the Goding shop on Main street.
1t seems that the young man had sew
cred his connection with the local
barber shop and made preparations
to go west. He and another fellow
left the city the day before the wreck
occurred and they expected to beat"
their way through to Salt Lake city.
II is known that the two men reached
Helper in time to catch No. / on
Monday and this train was wrecked
that day 200 miles west of here. A
man was riding the blind" baggage
and his leg was cut off and the gener-
eral description of the fellow tallies
with that of the young barber and 1t
is believed that the injured man was
none other than the barber. Also the
reports stated that the man who was
hurt had a companion riding with
him.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-31
THE CHECKS WE'RE ON A
GRAND JUNCTION BANK

A later report to THE Sentinel
from eDnver this afternoon concern
ing the arrest of Douglas MItcheil
of the Mitchell Engineering and Build
ing company states that the worthless
checks drawn by Mitchell were on
the Grand Valley National bank OF
Grand Junction. When searched at
the police headquarters in Denver
last nigh a check book was found
and filled out stubs showed that he
had issued quite a number OF the
checks. all on the local bank
Mitchell stated that he did not be
lieve the total amount represented
by these checks would exceed 500
but that he would not be certain as
he had been too drunk to keep track
of anything. Mitchell stated that
when ne left Grand Junction he had
a balance in the Grand Valley Nation
al bank.
The complaint which lead to Nit
chell's arrest was sworn to by the
May Shoe and Clothing company
which company was given a check
for $162O in payment for some goods
he purchased a week ago. This check
was returned to the company from
the local bank, as worthless.
The detectives had been searching
for Mitchell for several days.
He was arrested at the corner of
Sixteenth and Curtis and was drunk
at the time.
Mrs. Mitchell is very Ill at st. JOS
eph's hospital.
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At nIason's Cafe
rhe merry-go-round close is en-
Sunday June 2nd
Table d hote from to s p. m,
Music by Prof, Payne's Orchestra

The merry-go-round closes its en-
gagement in this city Saturday night.
Miss Marie McClelland of Fairfield
Ia. is expected to arrive in the city
tomorrow to make an extended visit
with her friend Miss Marie Hopkins.
Saturday night will be your last
chance 10 enjoy ride on the merry
go-round.
Mrs. Amanda Armstrong has been
seriously ill for the past two days
but is some better today.
1t is the detachable handle that
people want on their umbrella. come
in. we want to show you our fine
stock of "Rainshines" all steel rod
$3.50 up. Primrose. jeweler.
On account of the recent freeze
and the injury to apples c. P. Nc
Cary has decided not to limit the
contest for the prize buggy to the
Jonathan apples, but to allow fruit
growers to enter the contest with any
variety of apples, and he will give
the 500 buggy to the one entering
the best box of apples in the contest
at the fair next fall.
No. l Rio Grande from the east.
did not get in this morning until half
past ten O'Clock. II was delayed by
a freight wreck.
Nicholi F. Johnson, the popular
young passenger agent for the Santa
Fe. is in town today taking care of
the interests of the road. Mr.. John
son is one of the most popular rail-
road men that visit the city periodi-
cally.
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MAN sTRUCK BY TRAIN
While Walking ON Track in Local
Yards Unknown Man
Knocked Down.

This morning the engine of Rio
Grande train No. l pulling into the
depot from the east many hours he
hlnd time struck a man who was
walking on the track. knocked him
down and painfully, but not serious-
" injured him. The mans escnne
from death beneath the wheels Of
the engine was an extremely narrow
one. "
1t seems that the man was walking
along the main track at a point some
one hundred feet east of the depot
the Rio Grande train was coming mn
behind him and n Midland train was
moving on another track. Evident
~ the noise and confusion prevented
me man from realizing that a train
Wus slipplns up on him. The engi-
neer on the Rio Grande train bIeu,
the whistle and gave every warning
me train was running slowly. To
me engineers astonishment the man
ala not get on the track and the
engine struck him on the side For
tnnately the man vas thrown TO one
SIDE and not in front of the engine
ne lay on the ground a few minutes
ana then got up. stating that his knee
was badly hurt but that he was moi
dangerously injured. The engineer
made no effort to stop the train and
pick the man up after he had been
struck and as result of this action
the engineer and the conductor had
some sharp words, so it is reported.
a physician was summoned and the
man injuries given attention. He
is stranger In the city. He states
that he saw the train when IL first
came into the yards but Thought n
was running in upon switch paraI-
lei with the track upon which he
was walking.
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TO OCCUPY THE STEELE BLOCK

The Steele block at the corner of
Fourth street and Colorado avenue
that has been vacant so long is being
cleaned up and put in readiness for
the occupying of n restaurant and
rooming house. 1t is understood that
Mrs. Norlin who has successfully con-
Quoted the Norlin restaurant on Colo
rado avenue Just north of the Steele
block for the past two years, is to
have charge of the new business. The
Steele block was occupied for several
years by A. o. Arnolds Senate res
taurant and rooming house 1t has
been vacant since the first of the year
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SPECIAL RATES ANNOUNCED

D and R. G. special rates to James
town exposition; Fifteen day ticket
S62, So; Sixty day ticket, $1,000;
Season ticket $92.10.
Stop-overs allowed at many points
east of Chicago. st. Louis or Memphis
Tenn. For Tickets and other infor-
nation see s. G. Hum, City Ticket
Agent
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-31
DEFEATED THE RUBEs

The Palisades and Rural Rubes
played a game of ball yesterday on
the formers grounds which resulted
in a victory for the Peach City boys
by the score of II to 10. Neither
team put up their usual good game
but the Rubes claim they would have
won the contest if the umpire had
given them an even break. Both
teams used two pitchers.
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rAy pAYEns NoTICE

All property owners who have not
listed their property with the assess
or for 1907 should do so at once,
and save penalty.
N. N. SMITH. Assessor.
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Sherif Schrader is down at Frui

Sheriff Schrader is down at Fruita
today serving some papers.
Yesterday afternoon the entire
force of BARRIERS employed in the
Allen and Boone shop went on a big
rabbit hunt and returned last night
with twenty seven fine specimens.
From all accounts some star shots
were made perhaps a few of these
were shots at the stars.
Saturday afternoon and evening
will be the last chance you will have
to enjoy a ride on the merry-go-
round.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-31

FOR SALE-A fine Springfield gas
machine suitable for country res
idence. Mr. Gustave Van Hoore-
beke.
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CLOSED BY CREDITORS
The Boston Restaurant, on Account
Of Indebtedness and Heavy
Expenses Closed.

Last night the Boston Restaurant
at 4Os Main street, in the Alvin Buck
lin block, was forced to close its doors
at the order of number of credit
ors.
The closing OF the restaurant is a
surprise to many people as it was gen.
orally believed that the place was en-
! ioying a good patronage.
Ed. Ellis, the proprietor, states
that he was carrying considerable in
debtedness and that the expenses of
operating the restaurant in Its new
location was very large and as the
result he could not meet certain pay
ments and was forced to quit business
by his creditors.
For the past two years Mr.. Ellis
has conducted the Boston restaurant
in this city was up until two months
ago was it located on Colorado ave
nue.. Here the expenses were not
so heavy and the patronage splendid
and the restaurant succeeded well.
However. Mr.. Ellis decided to get on
Main street and the fact that his eX-
penses almost doubled with the scale
of prices remaining the same brought
about the failure
handsomely appointed and was be-
ing conducted on a high plane. IT
was enjoying a good trade but the
expenses were too top heavy. Mr.
Ellis has large circle of friends who
will hear of the closing of his place
with regret.
The fixtures. furnishings and other
properties of the restaurant will
probably be sold to satisfy the credit
ors.
This is the fourth business failure
at AS Main street within a period of
two years, Two other restaurants and
one candy house having failed there.
Frank Hill left last night for Pu-
eblo. where he will join his brotherl
j. Carl Hill and they will journey to
Boulder. where J. Carl Hill will be
graduated from the medical depart
ment of the state university next
week.
Dr. ]. Carl Hill. has accepted the
position of inferno physician at the
famous hospital of the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company at Pueblo and will |
assume his duties Immediately after
the graduation exercises at the state |
o. NJ. Waddell and wife are most
peasant visitors in the city and are
the guests of d. S Miller and family. |
Mr.. Waddell has been the superin-
tendent of schools at the White Rock
Indian agency in the Uintah res |
ervation for several years past. He |
has lately been appointed to the i'm
portant position of Indian agent of
the Winnebago agency in Nebraska, |
near Omaha. Mr.. Waddell has been
a frequent visitor to this city and not
es each time the great growth. They |
will leave the city for the east tomor-
row.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-31

FOR SALE-A ten-room house on
East Mainst street. Phone Black
1874.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply at 627 Grand or
Phone Mesa 295.
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FOR SALE-A solid walnut bed
room suite. Inquire here.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-31

FOR SALE-Home Comfort Range
with reservoir. Almost new. In
quire at 439 Main street
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FOR RENT 5-room modern apart
ment in terrace, Apply county
clerks office.
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FOR SALE-My black driving horse
Bargain if taken at once. DIR. Geo.
R. Lindsay.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-31

FOR SALE-Most desirable property
five lots. two houses modern. one
tw-story, one cottage, one large
nue..
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FOR SALE-One Mccormick mower.
one two horse hay rake. Phone
black 1871 or call 225 N. First.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-31

FOR SALE-Gentle horse. harness
and surrey, cheap. Phone Red
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At NIason's Cafe

Sunday June 2nd
Table d. hote from to s p m.
Music by Prof, Payne's Orchestra
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-31
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.

OLHJJti lLU WHlvl HDJ.
wANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply at 627 Grand or
Phone Mesa 295.
FOR sALE-Home Comfort Range
with reservoir. Almost new. In
quire at 439 Main street.
FOR sALE-My black driving horse
Bargain If taken at once. DIR. Geo.
r. Lindsay.
FOR RENT 5-room modern apart
ment in terrace. Apply county
clerks office.
FOR SALE-Most desirable property
five lots, two houses modern, one
tw-story, one cottage, one large
barn. Apply SOC Gunnison ave-
nue..
FOR SALE-One Mccormick mower.
one two horse hay rake. Phone
black 1871 or call 225 N. First.
FOR sALE-Gentle horse. harness
and surrey. cheap. Phone Red
FOR SALE-A ten-room house on
East Mainst street. Phone Black
1874.
FOR SALE-A solid walnut bed
room suite. Inquire here.
FOR SALE-A fine Springfield gas
machine suitable for country res
idence. Mr. Gustave Van Hoore-
beke.
FOR RENT-Twelve acres of ground
close in. Plowed and leveled and
ready for planting. Frank A.
Lyons, Capitol building.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, large
and comfortable front room. with
or without board, Apply 63S Gun
nison.
FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching from
the best strains in the land. s. C.
w. Leghorns, S. c. r. 1. Reds.
White Wyandotts and Golden Sea-
bright Bantams. Chas. A. Smith,
Phone black 425.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 124 Ouray.
FOR SALE-Pony. ride or drive.
Apply mornings 523 Ouray.
FOR RENT-Two large, strictly mod
ern rooms for light housekeeping
$50 Rood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-06

er.-To the Press and to All Christians
and Patriots on Earth:
The united Christian party, gather
ing in His name in annual national con
ference at the Watch Tower at Rock
Island, H., May l, 1907, like Daniel OF
old, made an open, united, standing
vow that all present would unite in
prayer every morning, noon and night
for oneness OF purpose to ask God in
Jesus name that the real purpose of
the Christian party may soon be under
stood by everybody, and that the prin-
ciples set forth in the basis of her plat
form Will soon be used as the only true
measure of just laws and rule for right
cOus government in every state and
nation.
And all Christians and patriots are
hereby asked to unite in this daily
prayer and oneness of purpose, regard
less of sex. nationality, creed. color or
previous party utilization. The press
and all interested are kindly asked to
please publish and announce this call
and purpose in every state and nation
all along the line. until Gods law and
Jesus rule is recognized by all as the
only true measure and standard rule of
just law and righteous government;
and we shall be glad to hear from any
or all interested in this worldwide
Christian purpose. Judging from the
kind words and letters and generous
Christian spirit of the press III regards
to this oneness of purpose. it will not
be long before this united prayer will
be answered and the world will under
stand that the purpose of the Chris
tian party is nor to find fault with or
to sling mud at any creed or party, but
TO do the will of God on earth accord
ing to His command and Jesus rule in
these most perilous and yet illustrious
times all to His glory and for the ben
eft of humanity.
RUDOLPH WILLIAM BENKERT.
National United Christian Party"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-06

work, but its teaching is false if we
rightly catch the poets meaning.
have heard only two comments from
others upon it. One is, | do not like il
if | understand it. The other, it is
simply blasphemous. There seems to
be ambiguity in the closing stanza If
it is not sweet simplicity, then it is
irony, and false insinuation,
with final fling at Gods sovereign
1t all illustrates how we
should read with very great care in
these days