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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01
TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT
STIRRED UP AT LORENZO

Special Correspondent
| oRENzO. Fremont CO., Ida, May
2s---A little misunderstanding be-
- tween neighbors here the other
night caused nutter of excitement.
Some parties got In the ditch and
acted suspiciously around the prem
ises OF one Of the farmers and some
of the men went out with guns, or
with dynamite canes, and frightened
them of. Something Of a stampede
followed and some raised the cry OF
murder" but Il was a false alarm
and no one was hurt only some of
the boys gathered a little experience.
4 few arrests followed and a hear
ing was held before Justice Donald
son AT St Anthony, and continued un-
III Monday
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Godw Of a
o
England Brmng
frome ability
with mechanics
ness wit and intelligence
In
ne
4s seconds She has
Paris to medals
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER
ARRESTED AT BOISE CITY.
Special Correspondence.

special correspondence.
DOSE, Idaho, May SO.-The Boise po-
n lice certainly found curiosity
- box" Tuesday evening when they
laid their hands on Q. II. Duncan and
led him OFF with his white knapsack 20
the police station
He was arrested on the charge Of be-
ing a suspicious character" and II was
arterward proven that the charge was
well sustained.
Duncan was "trlgged out" I'm pref
Is good suit of clothes. a false beard,
mustache and eyebrows Of n straw col
or, and while walking about the street
with his white bag half filled with
something. thrown over his shoulder. he
attracted considerable attention Final
ly the attention OF the police was called
to the man and he was taken In.
The greatest interest, though, was
manifested when the white knapsuck
was examined. The sack itself looked
innocent enough, II being common
-four sack, but It's contents indicated
that its owner might be up to some mis-
chief. Among the articles found IN the
sack were a 32-autOmatic Colts re-
vOlYer, q dirk knife with an eight inch
blade - sharp as "A razor a bunch Of
six skeleton keys. some brass knuckes
aud 10 bottles OF medicine The police
say OF the keys they are the best they
have ever seen and WIN open any door.
on Duncans person was found a let
ter addressed Dear Comrade' from
Wade ROSCOE Parks, the correspondent
az the trial for a syndicate of Social
list papers also considerable Socialistlr
literature, Among his effects was also
discovered card showing that Duncan
WAS a fully paid ~ member Of
Spokane union. No. 222, ~ the Indus
trial Workers Of the world
He said n any charge was preferred
against him he would want 10 see Nh
Darrow, whom he referred 10 az "our
attorney though he wrs moi himself
acquainted with that gentleman. when
Mr.. I{arrOw WIS seen concerning the
onttef he said that he lid not Know
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at which n very interesting program
was rendered
The stork has visited Lewisvillc
again, leaving a baby girl at the home
of Harry Howard
o. +. Bates. who has been work
ing In the Birch creek country for
some time. returned home Saturday.
The Wilson brothers. who have
been prospecting the Birch Creek
country. think they have struck it
rich out there,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweitzer of Rigby,
were callers al DR.. fuckers yesterday
DR.. Tucker and family have moved
into the house owned by f.. Selck
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smelling Tor Her Majc,ty.

There are several trades which pro-
wac men and women with good liv-
ings because they enjoy an exception
ally keen sense OF smell Queen Alex
Audra's fnvorite perfume VIOLET
costs 10 per ounce bottle, and II has
10 run the gantlet ~ Ave professional
'smellers" before II is passed as be-
Ing correctly blended and ready for
l."t ..l ~ rI
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woMAN's STUDY LEAGuB.

Mrs. u. W. standroud entertained the
Womans Study league last week in
honor Of Mesdames Madden hhrts,
CLANCY and DIETRICH, who are leaving
for an indefinite period. The rooms were
tastefuly decorated and an elegant
luncheon was served, preceded by a
musical program, The hostess was as-
sisted by Mrs. Church and Mrs, North.
Mrs So Relic acted as toastmistress,
and gave the toast, TO our Hostess"
Mrs. Standrod responded 10 our Part
ing Members" Mrs. Madden respond
I'd TO "Our Charter Members" Mrs.
Faris pledged "Our League Mrs
CLANCY pledged "Our Town club" Mrs.
Ingling offered the concluding toast to
"Our Husbands
HAS SMALLPOX.
The whole family Of Ed Amundsen.
sub-foreman AZ the o. S. L.. supply de-
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Supt George II. Olmstead Of the Ida
no division OF the Oregon Short Line.
gave dinner to the booster special,
representing the Salt Lake Commercial
club. last Thursday evening at Sho-
shone, los miles west of here. \ beyy
OF young ladies serepaded the visitors
at the depot, singing the state song
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Idaho News From Her Main Cities 0nd Towns
rnREATENING LETTDR.


] the man but IL called upon he would
] visit him at the jail
THREATENING LETTER
! Tho police would undoubtedly nave
| rclcagd Duncan yesterday had u not
! been that a threatening letter had neen
/ found bv Mayor Hines AT the door or
1 his office curly In the forenoon ~ Wv,
addressed ITO the MAkor ni Boise IllE,
ana It's contents revesled that me writ
! er was wei acquainted win duncan
! The communication was TO the erect
! that IT Duncan We're not lnlilleulu ~!
| released serious trouble Woulu ttlout'
The letter was written WIN leau PeH-
ell ~ large printed characters:
Ne to the aulhor OF lhts Hu"nS
nous comm uUIc't'"i,, ~
medtately feH upon w. u: farhs, t'le
sociniist correspondents, iIpIt N"ot'
Duncan had recently IeCtlNeu ~
ter regarding iubof upuplts ll "Po7
Kane ana VINO recently ltis htSllVu {"
walter IN the Mohiat hNc tie ~
restaurant pS lciths ier tnat nv u1u
"PetlDone u"pe III ms satc'lrI w hv,.
seen PARKS aunit'eu l,"' ~ NilVM
the man ana lhal lrouple nSu " n',,.
between them, 10 the eSle4t tila a1 p ,.s
can had tnreatohe'r uls NV az" N"'
IN Boise now IoI thv ,uI Posu w ~
ing MN; ana ne SiaVIu LUZ '' ,S l.iN
u t's PuilVv N"u Will. ,,,,,ini,t
mat ne would swear o"' Vo'' P'"N''
against MN
TALKS TO MCFARLAND
Thinking that the detained man
might be numerous character' "eT
iec'lNG MGl SlrI"'u was ieH"VS'e" ~
lhItrNleW MIN ,.., A..
Mhen seen aver w ih NJ, Ele"i ~
Mcfa iaHu Woulu ssS put t'e, w tt1m~
ever, ne eNprISs'u liulh'i .. Tol,'ei ~ w
thS man NJ tnlS Wlse. 'ui ie'il. ~
nopoq! loo'' - WaS ~ 'l'Sl va, r.eV
tlldl u'lV''il ~ q stSuut'o w 'i'e NJ,
that he now has brother in attend
"'S ~ go, " ,,.i LA i'9 t,st
,,tor, ,nd ~ no bas hrotb,, ~,
Tov, WI. IN, r.bo e. !, nTontisiys,
oIec,,ic,i o,giSo.,. IL 80 Ne ays
~ "a .',d tSat he ca,,,a o;,t t.rst ,n
500 t,o Ti,s t,ioI ,t peiso o,,d ,bs,,
soel, nr,nlo,.n,e,,t On cattie ronrb
In angy,,n,. 70 o,tastinns Nv tbe nn.
iicn vesterdn,, puncoi3 said IA he bad
r,,rchnsed Lie disr',ise pnrtln,1S
and bad hniight fbn bras isnuci'tfs
rrn,,, ~ f.ienG .'bo,a,Iso be n."dod tbn
money, and that he lnterded ~ stct
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TRAIN TO MAcKAY.

The Short Line viii put on a daily
train to Mackay next sunday and the
trains to the Yellowstone park VIII DO
resumed about the same time No. g..
eastbound win connect with No. s,
Southbound, and after transfer on mail
and passengers will proceed eastward
without the former long wait.
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TEACHERs, CERrlFIClTEs.

The following school teachers re-
celyed their teachers certificates for
the second grade at the examination
held here last week: Miss Bird OF
Pocatello. Miss Brimm OF DOwney,
Miss Turner Of Wyoming and Miss
Robertson OF IN Llama.
Bishop Milo \. Hendricks Ia con-
yhIescng from an attack of pneu-
mOnia
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Conspicuous yellow signs have been
erected about me city by the chief Of
police notifying The people that the
ordinance against splitting upon the
sidewalks VIII be strictly enforced The
signs tcll that n Is a msdomeanor 10
oSpectorate upon the sidewalks ana
% not more than $40 pr 10 days im-
rpfoNnleni Or hy both such nne ana
lWprsonmont tl
SALOONS CLOSED No DRUMS =
Last sunday passed OF with not q
l,1i'n ana Moudap onmq
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
Racing Goes to Belmont Park
And Long Island Country Seats ,
Open Doors for the Smart Set

NEW YORK, Sept 2s--Racing at Bel
mont Park opens tomorrow week. and
during the remainder OF the month VIII
come IN for Il large share OF the atten-
ton or the -Four Hundred. as the nat
racing IS 90 be followed by several
s6eeplechase meetings under the au-
spices Of the United Hunts Racing As
ISOLATION a. the park Well nigh every
country seat or Long Island has already
been opened IN preparation for the hos
pitalities which always take place in
connection with these sporting events.
and viii be the scene OF rounds Of house
parties IN which the foreign element
viii figure quite largely
The Harry Payne Whitneys, who ar
rived last week; the Clarence Macksys.
who are OF their way home; the entire
clan OF Peimonts, including the Perrys
Of that Tx. who have rented Mrs. DAVID
Morgan s place Tor the fall. the Norman
dc r. WhitehoUses. whose new home on
the Wheatey Hills IS now completed:
the r Livingston Beckmaas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. r. Thomas. the Thomas Hitch
cocks. Mrs. Albert Zabris1e Gray. who
was more Familiarity known 20 Us as
Marion Fish, Mr.. ard Mrs. Robert Col
lier. AR and Mrs. Herman B. Duryea.
M. and Mrs Harry T. Pe-ers. and
scores OF others equally prominent
among the Long Island SCI. win have
their friends staying with them through
out October, and during the afternoon
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bride Wednesday 2veninE. october z,
az O'Clock, and WI be followed by a
large reception.
Mr.. Hancock has out recently return
cd from Europe, where he has been
visiting friends Tor some time.
Miss Clara Morris and Clayton Franey,
both Of Washington, viii be married
very quietly Wednesday, October 2
Miss Ruby E. Potter, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. X. Potter. and Henry TAFT
Rodier will be married this afternoon
at O'Clock IN the residence Of the Rev.
Or. Donald Campbell Macleod. pastor
Of the First Presbyterian Church.
Both bride and bridegroom VIII be IN
attended. and the ceremony viii be at
tended only by a small family party
and few intimate friends of the young
couple. The bride. who IS On attractive
young woman OF charming personality
win wear a m-dish tailored costume OF
white cloth and a white picture hat
trimmed with long ostrich p.umes.
No reception VIII follow the ceremony,
and this evening Mr. and Mrs Rodier
win leave washington for their bridal
trip. going first 10 Norfolk and the
jamestown Exposition. Upon their re-
turn they will reside at 1432 S street
northwest. where they will be at home
after October TO-
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TIE guest Of her sister. Mrs Edwin
Kell O'Brien.
Mrs. c. Amelung. of New York is the
guest Of Mrs. T. A. Fisher
The Rev. Dr. Fisher and mis- wife and
son are visiting in Portsmouth. their
old home.
Mrs. L. H. Kemper has as ner guest
her sister. Mrs L. L. Williams. Of
Gonzales, Tex.
Geors, w. Bontz left Monday for
West Virginia. where he will remain
fer some time IN order 10 regain his
health.
Mrs. Henry Dangerfeld has taken a
house on Read street. IN Baltimore.
where she and her sons and daughter,
Miss katherine Dangerield. viii spend
the winter. Miss Dangerfield will be
one OF The seasons debutantes.
Mrs. John Marion Taylor and her
daughter were the guests for few day 5
during the week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Her
Richmond. was also visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson.
Miss Julia Kowner, OF Norfolk. was
the guest OF Mrs. Julian Burke. Miss
Eowner was one of the bridesmaids at
the Lee-Montgomery wedding
Miss Marguerite Pattison has returned
TO her home IN Baltimore. after spend
Ing n short time at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. George s. Ramsay.
James Douglas and John Agnew have
returned from jamestown.
Miss Lucy Brooks IS h-me after spend
ing several months IN Wilmington. Del
Miss Annie Washington has returned
from a visit 70 Miss Gertrude McCor-
mick. Of Berryville. lfiss Washington
Will leave shortly for Moatclair. y. J.
Mrs. Ruth Yeaton Stuart and her
daughter, Miss Roberta Stuart, will
leave Tuesday for Bermuda.
Mr. and Mrs. William Crupper. OF
Richmond. are visiting FIR. Crupper's
father. Charles Newtor. Mss Gertrude
Newton. who has been wishing Mr. and
Mrs. Crnpper. has returned 70 her home.
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A Scott Gillingham. OF Virginia After
brief bridal tour Mr. and Mrs. Brown
viii make their home near P1rcervilIe.
The Bridge Club was entertained on
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Mary
Arthur Fendau at the home OF Mrs
Stirling Murray. near here. The guests
Of the club were Miss Virginia Miller.
or Washington: Miss Mamie Gravsop
OF Frederick, Nd; Miss Katie Wfldman
Mrs. S. S. Lutz. and Mrs John CAS-
tleman- The members were Miss Ethe,
Pike, Miss Lilias Janney, Miss Corr
Lutz. Miss Rebecca Harrison. Miss
Florence Van Devanter. Miss Belle No
Gin. Miss Virginia Bowie. and Miss
Maria Washington Harrison
The Leesburg Cotillion Club will give
a german at the town hall in Leesburg
on Friday evening, October 4. The
committee IN charge Is composed OF B.
Powell Harrison. Anthony Dibreu, and
T. Blackwell Smith.
Frank Littleton. formerly OF Leesburg.
but now OF New York city. has leased
Carlheim. the home OF Mrs. r. A Pax
son. near here. and with a number OF
New York friends will enjoy a large
house party for a week or ten days,
beginning on October 2.
Hrs Robert y. Harper has returned
70 her summer home near here from a
visit az Lake Sunapee. y. H
Mrs. Newton Matthews. OF Creedmore.
near Warrenton. Va, has been visiting
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Miss BirdSdll
Becomes Bride
At LeeSburg, Va.

LEESBURG. Va. Sept. 2S.-The home
OF David H. Birdsau. near Purcerviile
this county, was the scene Of beauti-
full wedding on Thursday afternoon when
his daughter Lillian became the bride Of
Edwin y. Brown, OF Lincoln, Va. The
bride, who was gowned IN white silk
and carried a large bunch Of white car
nations. was attended by Miss GertruCe
I. Birdsall Miss Elizabeth Styer, #
Pennsylvania, and Miss Emma Brown
The maids wore frocks OF white null
and carried carnations. The ushers were
William S. Francis. II. B. Taylor. and
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viii usually be found assembled at Bel
mont Park. which will be for the next
few weeks the most popular rendez-
vous, not TO say the mecca. OF society.
Not that the attendance at the races
will by any means be restricted 20 the
Long Islard set For the Westminster
and Hudson river districts. as wei IS
Tuxedo and New Jersey. will contribute
large contingents 10 the crowd at the
tIack and 10 the festivities at the couu-
try houses in the evening. and we may
confidently look there for Mrs. Jack
Astor. who returned last Tuesday. Taors
handsome than ever: all the Wander
hits. including the mister and mistress
OF Idle Hour the young Willie X
Nandcrbilts. the Cornelius, the Alfred,
Continued on Page Eight
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Entertainments.

The ladies OF Lincoln Circle. No. g..
G. A. r, gave welcome home" re-
ception 10 Mrs. Mida c. Peabody on
Tuesday evening at 1874 Eleventh street.
the home OF the president Of the circle.
InstruH entail selections by Mrs. Mary
s Parker and Miss Sarah Avery. and
songs by Mrs. Sears. il. and Miss Annie
E Smith, short account Of the G. A.
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and seriously compromised King Ed
ward-then the Prince OF Wales. And
that was how Lady Brooke. her hus-
band had not then succeeded TO the
EarldOm OF Warwick. became known as
the -'Babbling Brooke.
She was booked on the Campania as
Mrs. Creville, which IS really one OF
her names. From the pier she hurried
20 the Hotel Webster She IS going 10
spend a fortnight with Mrs. PAN Won
MuyhOnf at Monticello. the Virgin IA res
idencc OF Mrs. Won Mayhohs brother,
former Congressman Jefferson NJ. Lcvy-
The bishop Of London will als( be a
guest there and a big dinner VIII be
given in the two guests honor Monday
right.
4 shall be here only q fortnight"
said the countess, .and I wish II We're
but two days. Ny visit is purely
social.
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friends in Leesburg. and is row the
guest Of Captain and Mrs. Harris, az
Atoko, near Aide
Mrs Frank Z. Berkeley is visiting Mrs
p, B. Mccormick at Dover, this county.
Mrs. C. w. McNaughton and Miss
Marie McSaughton, OF Washington.
were the guests OF Miss Fannie I'd
wards. OF Leesburg, during the past
week
Miss Frederick Morgan, who has been
the guest Of Miss Helen Hibbs. at Carl
helm. near here, has returned 10 her
home in Washington.
Miss Sally. Fanny. and Lucy Gleason.
Of Conyers. Ca. are the guests OF Miss
Ethel Thompson. at the latter's home
on King street
Misses Alice and Gussle Ferry. ac-
ccmpanied by their aunt. Mrs o. II.
Clay. OF Washington, are al the James
town Exposition.
Miss Jean Davy. Of Baitlmo-e. is the
guest OF her cousin. Miss Jean Lee
I'eEuel. OF Leesburg.
Marshall Rust. Of Pittsourg. Pa. Is
visiting relatives in Leesburg.
Edgar Litueton has leased his home
In the suburbs 10 Mrs. Rice. OF New
York city.
Mr. and Mrs Steer. OF Sandy Spring.
Md, are the guests Of DR.. and A-rs.
G. n. Iddings, at their home on MsrSzt
street.
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Alexdndridns
Are Returning
From Visits

Mrs. George Carr Henry. OF Morris
toxin. n. J.. has returned TO her home.
after a visit 20 her sister. Mrs. w J.
Boothe. jr. Mrs. Henry came on TO at
tend the wedding OF her cousin. Miss
Virginia Lee, 20 Lieutenant Montgom-
cry. which took place "Wednesday even
Ing.
capt. Herbert Bryant has announced
the engagement Of his daughter, Mss
Ruth Bryant. 10 Lieut.. Wilson Brown.
L. S. N. the wedding TO take place at
the home OF the bride on October 80.
The engagement OF Miss Minnie Spill
Ter. OF Wytheville, Va. to Frank Nor
ton, OF Mobile, Ala, has been an
noUnced. the ceremony TO take place
October 10 at the Episcopal Church OF
Wythevillc. Miss Spiller is at present
the guest of Mrs. Richard Gibson, at
her home on washington street.
Mrs. z. x. O'Brien is visiting rela-
tives ir Charlottesville. Va
Miss Mary CarlIr has returned from
visit 10 Eliicott City. Md
MRS. !. o. Hardin is the guest OF
friends in New York and Philadelphia.
w. o. Bruin left during the week for
Visit TO strasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Hantmou have re-
turned after visit 70 friends in Char
lottesyilIe. Va
Mrs. ]. J. Fay. of Baltimore is tho
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Henry Strauss.
Mrs Thomas Lannon and Miss Doro-
thy r. Lannon are ar Jamestown. Va
Mrs. Robert Beverley Minis. Of New
York, Is the guest Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Francis ]. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George lie Hew have
returned from a visit 20 Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Archie Horton and Miss Gerald
inc Taylor have returned from a visit
TO Mrs. Eliza Downer. Of Norfolk.
Misses Catherine and Charlotte Good
rich. Of Pittshurg. are visiting friends
IT. tEis city.
Mr.. md Mrs. w. II. Parker, OF Few
erly, Mass. were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs d. Il. Callahan a few DAYS
during the week.
Henry p. Steiner and Miss Annie
Moore left here Moniay for Richmond,
where they were married. and imme-
diateiy left for the jamestown Expo
sition. where they will pay short visit
before returning to their home in this
city.
Mrs. F. T. Yeatman has az her guest
her cousin, Miss Mary Gusts Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Old. OF Lynch
burg. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
G. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Dishman LETT dur
ing the week for Spokane. Wash,
where they will make their future home
KcscoUskO Kenirrr is in Wytheville.
where he went for tho purpose OF at
tending the funeral Of Senator r. E.
Withers.
Miss Leila Harris, Of San Antonio.
q 49, HdS the guest curing Nne week OF
Miss Mary Bruin. Miss Harris was
on her way 20 WELLESLEY College, where
she is a pupil
Miss Loula Smoot has returned from
Sperryville. where she spent the sum
mer.
Mrs. Marshall King and children are
home after spending several months
with Judge Louis c. Hanckle. Of Char
Iottesville.
Mrs. William D. Wood Is the guest OF
Capt and Mrs J. V. Davis at Anthem,
Md.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles King have re-
turned from a visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Almira Heath, of Berlin. n. j.,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. McDonough.
Mrs. Charles A Petit, accompanied By
her con. Wingfeld Petit. CT Kansas
City. Nc, who has Just returned from
visit to the jamestown Exposition. Is
Announcement! |
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Cards have been received in Washing
ton for the marriage in Richmond OF
Miss Eleanor Darlington, daughter OF
Dr.. G. w. Darlington. OF Richmond to
Robert Rives Hancock. The ceremony
will take place I'm the home OF the
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Noted English Beauty
viii Be Guest With
Bishop in Virginia,

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-Tbe Countess
OF WARWICK one Of England's most
beautiful yemen. a friend OF King Ed
ward, noted socialist despite her titles
and riches, and the 'Babblng Brooke.
is In New York. an arrival today on
the Cunsrder Campania.
IT was her talk about the Tranby
Croft scandal that started the Islander
suit which ended in the social ruin of
GOrdOn-Cumming the African explorer.
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Mrs. Charles A. Petit, accompanied by
her con. Wingfield Petit. CT Kansas
City. Nc, who has Just returned from
visit to the jamestown Exposition. Is
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Special Notice to Ladies.

FTP Q remodeled. altered, rep1-ired, clean
= - ASO ed. dipped, ETC. at summer prices
beg to announce that l am now located
at 1872 18th st. NV. Owing to fa ling health
I was obliged 20 EfvS W business at III
18th NV. Having disposed OF my entire stock
7 am now showing a fresh and complete line
Of HANDSOME Furs also Hats ready FOR
trimming. ct prices lower than any IN the
city. Make your selection now Z get sum-
mer prices, and have them laid aside. on q
small deposit, until you are ready for them.
N. KAUFMAN,
LADIES TAILOR AND FURRIER,
1892 18th Street Northwest.
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Miss Erna Louise Schweitzer and
James Henry Robertson will BE- married
Wednesday evening, October 2. at 8
clock. in the Church Of the Advent
by the Rev. DR.. Edward NJ. Mott. pas
tor OF the church.