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Patagonia, where he had law of. flee and was interested in mining. About year ago he went to Cali. foruia, first Co San Diego, and afterward to San Bernardino. The date and particulars of his demise were not given.
 Wednesday evening Mir. George Montague returned from the Gua- dalajara extension of the Cananea, Yaqui River < Pacific road beyond the Fuerte river, where he was em- ployed in an engineering party. He had been i'll and came home to recuperate.
 Monday evening there were at Nogales Messrs. F. L. Poyzer and c. P. Mason from Los Angeles. MT. Mason was at the Silver King camp, in Pinal county, when that camp was on the map of Arizona, and is known well to several No- galenses who were there at the same time-in the sos.
 The Rogers Candy Company has occupied the premises vacated by the Red House store of Ramon Vasquez, and the work of fitting up was completed and he moved Thursday. AS announced last week the premises vacated by Mir. Rodgers will be occupied by the Nogales Cash Store, MT. A. J. Fink, manager.
 Saturday evening Miss Skinner, who taught the school at Alto Camp last year, arrived from Cali fornia, and was visitor with Mrs. Burgoon two or three days. The lady had engaged to teach the school in the Harrison district, on the Santa Cruz. Tuesday morning she went over there to assume her new duties.
 Saturday last Sheriff Saxon went to Tucson to return to Nogales a young man named Joe Roberts, who had been accused of issuing forged or fraudulent checks. When the accused was taken before Justice Gildea for examination 1t was developed that all the checks he had given out on the American side of the line had been honored and that if any passed on the Sonora side of the line had not been paid, the case or cases would be beyond jurisdiction of the Amer ican courts, so the accused man was released.
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Saturday, October z6, 1907
Metal Quotstions.

Following are the market quota ,ions on metals for today: Copper, 13 @ 134 cts. per lb. Lead, per 100 lbs. 4.65@4.75. Silver, per oz., 61s cts. New York City, Exchange l.01 Pesos. Bullion value 4S4 Mex. Dol. (local) 49 American Dollars POI
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COFFEE

Nothing does more for a grocer, one way or the other, than coffee. He must sell poor; Che needn't sell it to you) 1t is good that makes him.
 Your grocer returns your money if you don't like Schiing's Best; we pay him.
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NOCALES NOTES.

Doctor and Mrs. Maby from Imuris, were at Nogales Monday.
 Gambrinus; Qua y m as: Beer; Lunches.
 Tuesday MT. and Mrs. J. E. Wise of Calabasas were visitors at Noga- les.
 Furnished house to rent, reason able. Enquire at THE OASIS. Y Thursday Mir. Charles A. Bank erd of Duquesne, was visitor at Nogales.
 Monday Mr. L. w. Jimmie re. ceived a carload of bran and another of flour.
 It is reported that there is a change pending in the Patagonia post office.
 For draught beer, and best wines, liquors and cigar, go to the Can tina Central, Hermosillo. Lunch goods. Monday Mir. A. J. Fink, of the NIogales Cash Store, went to Tue son, returning Wednesday evening.
 Saturday evening Mir. and Mrs. Bert Cumming returned from visit of couple of months in Canada.
 Colonel Thos. Ellis of Mazda lena, was at Nogales Monday night, on route to Los Angeles on busi- nesss.
 "The American Gentleman the finest and handsomest shoe for gentlemen's wear, at the Red House. Ramon Vasquez.
 Absence from town of a number of prominent people has been noted this week. They were in Tucson.
 Thursday Mir. A. M. Jones was visitor at Nogales, coming from Patagonia the evening of Wednes- day.
 Go to the Bank Saloon, opposite railway depot at Hermosillo, for finest brands of wines, liquors, ci. gars and draught beer.
 Sunday MT. Manuel Loaiza of Hermosillo, was at Nogales, re- turning home from a short visit at Tucson.
 Mir. F. A. Shaw of Phoenix, was at Nogales Sunday and Monday. Tuesday the gentleman returned home.
 Forgood, substantial service wear Hamilton. Brown & Co.'s "Patrol Shoe," sold at the Red House, Ra- non Vasquez.
 Mayor John T. Brickwood, who has been very ill for a couple of weeks is reported very much better, and improving.
 Sunday evening MT. German Bley, the Alamos merchant, was at Nogales, en route to Los Angeles for his family, who have been vis- lting there several weeks.
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Motice.

Owing to the heavy increase in cost of feed, the price of milk will be advanced November 1st, 1907, to 129 cents per quart.
 THOMAS BAYzE. 2t A. A. HUDGIN.
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NhU 0hHtOilttH WUW OItkVIs
 Gents and boys clothing and underwear, stylish, cheap and dur able at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 MT. Ramon Vasquez, proprietor of the Red House, has been quite ill this week, and was confined to his house several days.
 Tuesday dirt commenced flying on the Nogales extension of the Cananea, Yaqui River < Pacific railway.
 MT. J. w. Keen of Guaymas, supply agent for the Sonora rail- way, was at Nogales Sunday even ing en route to Tucson.
 Thursday MT. E. B. Holt was up from Llano, arranging a shipment of rich silver ores from the Com pania mine in that vicinity.
 1.-The American Lady," the most elegant and stylish shoe made. Sold only at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 About the first proximo Miss Bailey, Postmaster Bohall's as- sistant, will go away on vacation, to visit at her former home in Kansas City.
 Sunday evening Mrs. Wm. Hunt. ington wife of the junior member of the firm of Semler & Hunting ton, returned home from visit in the state of Colorado.
 Miss Bessie Fowler has accepted the post of cashier and stenog- rapher at the new Red House store of Ramon Vasquez, which opened for business Tuesday.
 Nogales lodge A. F. & M., was visited early in the week by Mir. F. A. Shaw of Phoenix, who is Grand Lecturer for the order, and is on his rounds among the lodges in the territory.
 Mir. Oscar Rountree has arranged with the Black Mountain Mining Company to take charge of the store at Cerro Prieto, and will go out to the camp about the first of November.
 In the railway yard at Nogales Monday of the present week, and several days later, there has been large traction engine consigned to the Compaiia Metalurgica & Re6nadora, at Fundicion.
 There comes from Cananea a we'll authenticated report that every shelter has been shut down and all the men in the mines laid off. If that be true there are hard times ahead for northern Sonora.
 Thursday morning MT. Will c. Barnes, of the Forest Reserve serv- ice, whose visit was noted last week, took his departure. While in this vicinity MT. Barnes visited all the reserves in this part of the terri tory.
 Saturday of last week Mir. hure. lio Sandoval, of the banking house of P. Sandoval < Co.,, came from Los Angeles, where he has charge : of the branch office in that city Thursday the gentleman returned to Los Angeles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-27
find BODY OF GIRL
DROWNED IN SOUND

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-with the find
Ing OF the body of Miss Beatrice Penton.
Of New Rochelle. In Long Island sound
yesterday. the mystery surrounding her
disappearance last Saturday afternoon
with Guido De Angels, the volug err
Sineer who had been paying attention
10 ner' was partially cleared. Against
the wishes Of her parents Miss Penton,
VINO was seventeen years OF age. set
on. OUT IN sailDoat with De Angels. When
me young couple failed 10 return, it was
1eleVed that they had been lost In
the storm which swept over the sound
late Saturday afternoon.
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Ambassador Going Abroad.

The Minister from Norway and Nine.
HauEe, who have returned to Washing
ton from Bar Harbor, where they have
been spending the summer, are occupy
ing the house on Rhode Island avenue.
which they leased for occupancy during
the construction Of their new legation
home on Massachusetts avenue
Owing TO the death of Mime. Hauge's
little son, Frederick JOY. who died dur
ing the summer Of typhoid fever. Nine.
Hauge will not participate in any Of tho
social gayeties of the season and their
new house. which II was confidently ex-
pected would be the scene Of many
brilliant entertainments during the win
ter. will not even be opened until after
Their return from abroad.
The Minister and Nine. Hauge expect
TO said for Europe about the last week
in October and will remain abroad about
three months
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Miss Loring Returns.

Miss Jean LOrinB who has been the
guest OF Representative and Mrs. J.
Van Vechten olcOtt at Tuxedo. returned
TO Washington Tuesday evening and
Is with her father IN the family home
on X street
Mrs Loring is at present the guest Of
Mrs John Thorndyke, of Boston. at
Beverly Farms, Mass, and will prob
ably not return TO WASHINGTON for
some weeks yet
Miss Lydia LOring is the guest Of
Mrs. Walter Farwell, Of Chicago. in
her cottage at Colorado Springs. Miss
LoriIg VIII not return to washington
before starting OF a trip around the
world with Mr.. and Mrs. Farwell Mrs
Farwel is well known in Washington
and was before her marriage Miss Nil
dred Williams, of this city.
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ASSASSINS KILL TWO,
NO CLUE TO SLAYERS

SHREVEPORT. La, Sept "a long
distance telephone message from Plain
Dealing. in Bosier parish. says that a
shocking and mysterious double muir
der was committed few miles above
Bolinger. on the Cotton Belt railroad.
yesterday afternoon. The bodies of ].
F. Delaney and Z. F. Role Williams,
well-known citizens, were found along
the roadside, both having been shot TO
death.
There is so far not the slightest clue
to the assassin or assassins.
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Miss Redeem to Direct Club.

Miss Marie Clothilde Redfern, one of
the famous old Washington family OF
that name and a member OF the best
literary ana social circles here, has
lately BEEN appointed directress Of the
American Woman's Club. In Berlin, Ger
many
Miss Redfern has been n personal
friend for years ~ the consul general s,
wife. Mrs. Alexander NJ Thackera. and
II was through her influence as vice
president Of the club that the American
was appointed as directress.
Miss Redfern is very much interested
IN foreign clubs for American women.
although she has heretofore taken no
active part in them. The club of which
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Captain RYAN Leaves.

Capt Il. Z. c. Ryan. naval attache
OF the British embassy for the past two
years, left Washington yesterdty. ac-
companied by Mrs. Ryan and their chill
dren, for New York, and they will sail
TOMORROW IT England. Captain Ryan
leaves his post Of duty at Washington
TO Q bpromoted 20 the rank of rear adj
miral In the British navy. His sue
cess, Capt. the Hon Hon. II. +. A. Hood
now IN London, will come 10 Washing
ton shortly after the British Arnbassador
and Mrs Bryce return for the winter TO
The om5assy. on Connection avenue.
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Ridgelys in New Home.

The Comptroller Of the Currency and
Mrs. Ridgely. and the formers daugh-
ters. have taken possession Of their new
home. 1900 Seventeenth street, after a
long residence at the Portland. The
marriage OF Miss Catherine Cullom
Ridgely and Phelps Brown viii take
place in this new home October "a. and
Will be one OF the most important events
OF the autumn owing to the popularity
Of both prospective bride and bride
groom.
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Warren Fairbankses Go West.

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Fairbanks and
their little daughter. who spent the
summer with the Vice President ana
Mrs. Fairbanks on the North Shore.
are on their way to their home in Chi
cago. Mrs. Fairbanks win remain at
the shore until some time in October.
SIC has improved somewhat, but has not
10y any means recovered from her long
and tedious Illness.
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Distinguished visitors Here.

A distinguished party of visitors ar
rived in Washington last evening in Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt;
Consuelo, Duchess of Manchester. and
Mrs. Ponsonby, of London, who came
over with the duchess few weeks ago
The Duchess of Manchester was for
merly Miss Consuelo Yznaga. of New
Orleans and New York, and is the
mother Of the Duke of Manchester, who
married Miss Helen Zimmerman OF Gin
cinnati. The party viii remain at VIII
lard's for a few days.
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E. W. Brown weds Ida Quinn.

Miss IDA Quinn and 4. Werton Brown
of Seat Pleasant. Nd. were quietly mar
ried BY the Rev. Mr.. Williams, a.
Trinity church. Washington. on
wednesday, September ., at 6 O'Clock.
the only attendants being Miss Agnes
NaIley, a friend OF the bride, and j. Z.
Bfown. brother Of the bridegroom
The bride was attired In a very pretty
gown of cream lansdowne over silk.
with trimmings Of rich lace, hat and
gloves 10 match. She carried a bouquet
Of Bride roses.
After the ceremony a wedding recep-
ton was rendered the young couple at
the residence of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Garrick.
the brides aunt. with whom she has re-
Gently made her home. No invitations
were issued, and only the immediate
fas0llies OF the contracting parties were
present The bride was the recipient Of
many beautiful and useful presents,
among them being g. fine collection Of
cut glass and silver
After short wedding "trip in the
North Mr.. and Mrs. Brown viii reside
at Seat Pleasant. Nd, where Mr.. Brown
has recently erected a handsome home
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us Ovenshine to We october IS.

Miss Mary Aston Ovenshine. daughter
OF Gen, and and Mrs. Samuel Oven
shine, OF Washington, and Capt Guy
stevens Norvell, OF the Eighth Cavalry,
VIII be married October 16, in St Mar
garet's Episcopal Church.
Lieut.. John Watson, Of the Eighth
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she Is to have entire control IS for the
benefit Of American girls who are
abroad studying art and music.
The club owes much Of Its success to
the efforts of Mrs. c. NJ. Towers, the
president who has been increasingly
busy ever since her residence in Berlin.
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Mme. do Amaral stin Abroad.

Nine. do Amaral. wife OF the coun-
selOr Of the Brazilian embassy, accom-
panied by her sister and brother, are
NV in Switzerland and will not re-
turn TO America until some time in No
vember Miss Godinho .yill return with
Nine. do Amaral for the winter here
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The Italian Ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planches. who have been
spending the summer f. italy, are ex-
pected TO return TO the embassy IN
Washington some time next month
Baroness des Planches, who on &C
count Of the continued illness OF h4r
mother in Italy. did not come to this
country 70 Join her husband last sea
soT, viii be most cordially welcomed
back by her friends in the fashionable
world.
Thg ambassador is particularly fond
of automobilinS and viii bring with s-'rn
one of the latest models Of italian tour
ing cars. Mr.. CantarO, attache OF the
embassy, arrived here yesterday. and
returned 70 Manchester today
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Miss Frederica Morgan Returns.

Miss FREDERICK Morgan has returned
to Washington and Joined her parents,
Col and Mrs. James Morris Morgan,
from L4eesburg. Va. where she has been
the house guest of Miss Helen Hibbs.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William n
HlbbS, at their country place
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Wagner-McNichols Nuptials.

Warren L Wagner and Miss Eunice
Ruth McNichOls. OF Riverdale Md.
were quietly married this morning by
the Rev DR.. Alexander Kent. pastor OF
the Peoples Church, and imiqed ately
left on a trip through New England.
They will be at home after November /,
in Riverdale. Md.
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The counselor Of the Mexican embassy
and charge d'anaires in the absence
OF the ambassador. Senior Godoy, with
Nine. Godoy and Senorisa Mercedes
tIodoy. have arrived In Washington, and
are at the Shoreham. They will go
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Mrs. Joseph Crawford and her daugh-
ter, Miss Caryl Crawford, have returned
TO Washington and have opened their
apartment at Stoneleigh Court for the
season Mr.. Crawford who has been
seriously ill at Providence Hospital Is
now COnValesCent.
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Notes and Personals.

Miss Louise Foraker. who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs Francis
King Wainwright in her home near
Philadelphia, during the Bryn Mawr
horse show. is now the guest for the
next two weeks OF Mrs. Francis II.
Leggett. at her country place on the
Hudson
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Mrs. Ned Meyer and daughter Mar
jory. Of New York city. former residents
OF Washington. are the guests of s. N.
Meyer
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Mr.. and Mrs I. Goodman have re-
turned from Walbrook Md, where they
were the guests Of relatives.
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Mrs. George Lcvy. Of Indianapolis
Ind, IS the guest OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Strauss. OF L street.
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Joseph jacob and family have moved
from their p street home and have taken
an apartment at the CliffbOurne.
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Mrs J. Ottnger and family. who have
been the guests OF Mrs. +. Rosenthal.
have returned 70 Wilson, n. c.
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Summer Dizziness Disappearing
Mrs. Roosevelt
Spent NorRiR8
Out Shopping

Mrs. Roosevelt spent the morning
shopping along F and G streets ac-
companied 10y her daughter, Ethel. They
drove in an open surrey.
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again to housekeeping as soon as a suit
able house can be found. Last season
they occupied the house recently pur-
chased by the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency, William Barrett Ridgely. They
spent their summer at Freeport, 1. I.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Franc have been
spending some time az Atlantic City.
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S-nator William Alden Smith OF Mich
igan and Mrs. Smith are guests at the
New Willard Hotel for a short time
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frank S. Kingsland entertained at
d.nner at the Willard, at box party
at the Belasco ard later at supper at
the Shoreham. having as his guests
Mr. and Mrs. Philip McElhone, the
Misses Gardner. and Mr.. Meloney.
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Seigfried Fantl Of Savannah. Ca. has
Joined Mrs. Fanu and daughter. where
they are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Max Cohen. OF Bilumore street.
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Mr.. and Mrs l. Epstein and son have
returned to their home here. after
spending the summer at Atlantic City.
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Mr. and Mrs J. =, Of BIS NJ
street northwest u - home Sun
day evening, SenSenr- ON 70 II
O'Clock. IN holsSr % - recently an
nounced engagement Of their daughter
Carrie to Abe Jacoby. Of Washington.
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Cavalry. will the best man and the
four ushers have not yet been selected.
There will be no bridesmaids.
Immediately following the ceremony
which will take place at noon, there
viii be a small wedding breakfast and
reception In the home q the brides
parents on Twenty-first street
Marshall Lee Faber entertained his
friends at his home on Takoma avenue.
North Takoma. last evening. The gath
ering was IN honor OF his sixteenth
birthday and the large country house
was decorated with oak leaves and
golden rod. The early part OF the even
ing was spent In games and dancing
Music for the evening was furnished by
VIII Hazard and Miss Mary Lanlond.
4 novel feature OF the party was the
distribution OF small dressed dolls to
each Of the guests, as favors. Refresh
ments were served IN the spacious din
ing room. which was artisticaliy deco
rated with autumn foliage and flowers.
The GOODNESS OF the evening added to
and made IT particularly enjoyable TO
the large number OF guests.
Among those present were Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. J. Faber, Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.
GrabnI. Misses Hazel Van HOuten. Ruth
Van Houten, Marion Taylor, Mamie Fa-
Der, Blanche Prescott. rAeleD Prescott.
Mary Grahill. and Mary Gs-1ond, Mrs.
8. J. Prescott and JttHvGll IAN Houtsn,
lanes Gray TSylT-- HrGce Lamond.
TonaId I.amoud. = - L. mborn. Leo
Grabiil, Will = azE. err Covert, De-
Witt G. FabeT as De"1 Eaber.
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The stout figure is made faShionably grace
ful with these Self-reducing, sk:rt-hip corSetS.
Choice of low and high bust styles. Note that
an expert is here who knows how to fit these
Memo" CorsetS6
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-22
Jail for Policy Man.

Charles Adelhurst, arrested recently and charged with five counts for policy playing, was fined $50 and giving fif- teen days in jail yesterday morning by Judge Mathewson, in the city court. This penalty was given under the fifth count against him, that of having poli- cy slips In his possession, and the oth- CT four counts were nolled.
 Attorney Stanford appeared for the prisoner, and pleaded for a fine rather than a jail sentence. In passing sen tence, tho court said that the plan of letting offenders in policy cases off with fine had been tried unsuccess- fully. In the last cases which have come up, jail sentences had been giv- en, with the result that the city has been practically free of the evil In the present case he would make the sen tence light one Adelhurst appealed under a bond of $500.
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TAolor Cases Continued.

All tho liquor cases in which the state and local police have been en- gage were continued in the city court yesterday morning. Six of the arrests of saloonkeepers were due to evidence obtained by the state police on city election day and the Sunday previous, The cases against Joseph Haggerty, Wooster street, was continued till Oc- tober 29; against Thomas Mems, AS Chapel street, to October 26; against Thomas La.hey, 961 State street to October 24; against Charles Harrigan, 286 Wallace street, to October 24; against John Nolan 25e Wallace i street, to October 24.
 George A. Reynolds of S5 Congress avenue, charged with keeping his sa- loon open on election day, was not in court in consequence of illness.
 Michael Galluzzi was not arrested until yesterday in consequence of the raid made by the local police Sunday at his house, .120 Hill street, when 241 bottles of beer, 80 empty beer bottles three empty jugs and two partly filled with liquors were found,