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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-29

For Sale-HouSeS.
STOP PAYING RENT
BUY A HONE AT
10TH AND q SITS. SOUTHEAST
500 CASH. $40 MONTHLY.
Large porches, rooms, perfect
plumbing, gas and coal range.
large kitchen cabinet, concrete cell
lar, guaranteed furnace
Come out 10 see the corner
house, completely finished and fur
nished two already sold; buy one
now and have IL decorated 10 suit
you
Take advantage Of this excellent
opportunity at once Price only
S275o
LIE ROY MARK,
The Oval Sign 141o G NV.
ap2S-tf
TWO new two-family apartments near Union
Station; six rooms each. Pay 10 per cent
Price $500.
EARRICK & METCALF
ap2S-9t 1920 New York ave. NV.
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s3g5O.

West OF 7th street northwest.
semi-detached. six rooms: tiled
bath. porcelain tub furnace heat.
front and rear pOrches. renting for
80 90
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FNting Tor $50 a month. Two
brick houses. each six rooms and
bath. on an avenue Northwest. Splen-
cid renters.
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$500.
$500.

Renting for $3.50. Store and dwell
Ing, six rooms; Northwest section.
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Sherwood

One fare. Is minutes: water, sewer. gas
Beautiful lots. attractive prices Easy terms.
Main Office. III 18th 81. NV. api4-tf
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ap2s7t

s4.5oO FOR one Of the prettlcst homes IN the
suburbs. az Iahpma Park zone fare 70 any
part OF city, few steps from ems Three
sl1i- 4Y-rppih Apuse. with all modern fm-
prOfeilentsi porcelain bath and new plumb
ING lt,yoD square feet ground. well shaEeG.
Abundance ana variety o. fruit. nice lawn.
COLLINS-GUEREE CO.. GIL 18th ST. NV
apzS-5t
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=. 6f0-N NEARLY NEW s-r0cm house: cellar.
attic fine large porches, henhouse. half
arr lot. fenced. = fruit trees reGdy %
beTr. plenty 0f shade and excellent
w'.ter: four blocks from trolley and steam
cars a rare bargain 70 a quick pur-
chaser. Terms 20 suit
Many other valuable properties for sale.
Get our Catalogue before YOU buy a coun-
try home
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BEAUTIFUL i2-room brick house on Broad
Branch road. Chevy Chase near car line. one
fare. large concrete cellar. ba-h. electric
lights. heated by furnace. lot I3JNl3g artesian
well - feet and wei house. price. s., 500
Apply % OWNER. III q ST. NV apZ--Gt
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$4,000.
$500.
$4,000.

Renting for 500 a month. This Is
low rent II has been said the
houses would bring s. each SIX
rooms and bath. on a numbered street
west OF 10Th 81.
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BARBoR, WILLIAMS & CO.,

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Falls Church. Va
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If You Want It's Here Advertise FOR Here
For Rent-HouseS.

FOR RENT-Store and dwelling Of ten rooms;
bake oven. will bake = loaves Of bread.
House. e. II 81. NV ap2S-3t
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LOST-Sky terrier about . weeks ago. 81
reward Return 2502 / 81. NV ap29-3t
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Lost.

LOST-Locl1et initials II. Y. W Reward.
307 Monroe St, AnacOstia. II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
s1pEa MIitdlcN'e Wadlfulacr.

@Dccling, @..&n., %. Ge5enl-
fer. Cen @caniten Oe2 fiInitell
C5io'er SubOiitrittcs Der nl(nitcO
Wilte Moyfers" limo bon Sen mctItclt
IiItriftrn i'm gon5en &nnoe nit Nlta-
nobmc m%cniler 0iitriftc IN Der Nn.
tbracit- GeAion pom 4SeunlpIpoticn Sc
ribte 5llgc1ungelt monad) &ice-Eruli.
0cnt :. Z. 2epi5 bel Der @nbl ocS
nationdlcn }}rdiioenten Scr "llnitcb
Wfinc Mprfcrs" an SteQe bon Sobn
D}itAcu cine Mehr5abl Scr Stimncn
crbolten bat. &cpis lit in Bridge
port, Ohio, on9eiciicn.
indianapolis, &D0., 2S. &C.
5ea11cr. - &obn Withea, Der Yr0li-
bent Der yltniteO Wille @orfcrs o.
Nnericu", lit Don bier nnd) Chicago
ncrciit, nm lt0 bon bort nlit ielner
TSrorl utO icil1cm 0ruoer nod) Greet
iior Sprin9s, Mo, 81 be8ebcn. Serr
:Mitd)eQ crbolr lid nQnlGblidt ober
iiibIt iid) nod iehr l6nad,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
Gle NGnmnna WCloiiclb's.

@nlbtngton. 9. s., 49, GeS-
Senator NeiplanbS BON Nepobu be
miibt lid1, Die 3uriid5iebumg Der @ln.
Gestrnppen bon 8olofielb ST pCrbin-
GcruL bis olti ir0e1O einc arbcre slrt
iiir Sd)llb 0tior9t lit. @clite erihien
CT bei'nl @riegSlafretGr Gait in Dem
aricgS Gcpoytcmcnt ullO eriudte
Nringeno. COP Die Nllsiiibrung ocs
@cichlcs 6irrn Nbriidcn ser Sruppen
ON ndhIttn Monto1 nuf9cihobe1
mcroc, bis cr @clcgcnbeit g%eflnbcn
bate. Iid nit @orpernclir Spurfs IN
@trblnNunN 81 ictcn, INN i'm sur
ViHHtruinnN Scr 2cgjslotur Ton Nc.
uaDu 81 ncrnaloiicn. ,Sn GSclgc 6c3
Elotcitc9 ncS Senotors icbte IidD
&riegslcfrct0r Salt be5ilglid) Der Nnz
g%clcgcnheit beutc gben0 nit Dem in
Einc ¬ lpci!cnoen Erdlibenteli
Noolcpelt in %crbinoung, llnb sic
6ol0e mar, oob Der ErGiibent an
@olpcrncnr Spnrfs telcgropbirtc. CT
ipilr0c Die Iruppcn npd) orei @pd,el
IN 8ol0flel0 %laileit, mci,n imnerbolb
tiinf 0agcn bic 2egislatiir po.t 9ir-
pood irl elmer Spc5inl.S ibung ei1-
beruten mcrEe niirbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
In Ghrcn aft.

Ebilooelpbiu Il, ga, %. Te5.
Die altcbrmiiroigc 1eitide 8eieu.
idaft non Eenniplponien, Die otter
ais Die Scr. Stoaten lelber, beeing
geitern Nbeno in ibrer SaQe ibrcn
lab. 8ebllrtstag nit einem SScltban.
tett, IN oeiicn Serlalti Y%r1iibent Gr.
e. :. Seraner oen 5rinfiprud auf
Den Ccit'd- Amerifuniifpu Nationol-
bnto, SEER Nrno 2epnbarot Den alli
Die Icutld)e 8eielid)ait uno Yrof. s..
u. Nietbmiiaer BON ser YeRniplua.
nio.ltniperiitdt BEN Srinfiprud) nlif
Die Sannen nllsbrnd)te. Gborlieber,
Solouortrnge bon SRI. 9ulll Seintel-
mann ullO @errn Sermann Sepl, De-
flamationel 0es Scrrn 2. glfelb pom
0eutlden Shenter ulb Srd)elter.%o
trdge bon Mitglieoern oes Ebilaoel.
pbia-S rbeiters brad)ten an9enebinc
Mblpehslung in Die @eniiile Der Ia.
icl uno Die anregenoe llnterbaltung
Ser Sofelrumoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29

Wtun nil sic geid)idtc @nno oc@
Senators Crane BON MoiiudnIett5
uno sic Observation-Disclosures OcS 81
nntorS BON Sbip biuter oielrm Yrp.
5eB erblidCn, un0 uicacidt nidt 10
gol15 nit ltnrcdt, obid)on 0ie$ notilr-
lid) 5Er Set nid)t bCit0tigt perOcn
fout. SefrctGr Gait roir0 MontaJ
IN Bolton cine politildc NcDo halten.
Gle NcllenQlanO- Stnoten, MuiindDu.
let's por NlcnL iil0 gcmiilerlhaben
nod ircieS politii0cS sSclo; obidoll
Die lcitcnocn @ciiter Nlcn1, mas nit
DER TouIcpcltzM 5lllnm.
men bdnAt u6iolut opponiren. Gait
f0nnte iid) bel icinem 0oltonCr Nuf.
cntholt BORT piclc s5relnOe MAIDEN;
icine Tcri0nliffcit lit oo5rt ongetban.
GoS nulB nl0glid)lt pcrhiitet merDen.
GineS scr Gfittcl, Gait unpopular 5l
mad)en, iii Oieic Crilc,tte @llfpGrnunJ
Der 8romn5piuc-Nffaire, nit mCldcr
man IN 9oitoiL Dem Semi Der @cieu-
ld)oft sur Nobrumg Der Med)te &c.
NeGer uno &ollpt0lturticr Der Mhnli-
tioniiten Dor ~filni3i0 SobrcnL tiiGtiA
anti.Goft FropogonOa modeu ST
fGnncn Nloltbt@. no,,. ,.,.,nn-i ,,a,..
9ns mcitcrcr GCmciS fir bcll poli-
tiidjCn &~iltcr1ruNo ne3 III NCm-0 orf
eiugclcitctcn NeriobrcnS Gilt scr lin
itoll6, Oob ell nltcS, init pcrgcIietcS
@eicb oltSGegro6cn mur0c, lueld)cs
geitottct, $rojciic 1e9clt Die Sereiui8.
ten Stontcn no c6 lid nm Sunlmen
Don meuiger ais $1,000 bonrelt, in
cincm Nunoca-G = itrifts9cridt onb1rl,
gig 5u MADDEN. glae Inipriid)c gcgen
Die &ercinigten Stoaten mcroen lonlt
unr Dem NnlpruASbof bier in &oIb-
ington uerhan0c!t. Nber blcic &er. I
bonblundcn lpcrGSll nidDt in ocn Sci.
tlln1cn breit9Ctrctcn lulo Die poIitl-
idc Scitc OeS Nnllc3 milr0e ~iciten5
Scr Nihtcr be3 Nnlpr,t6shofc4 aus
AeluIlolicn lucrGcn. Gort Wcrbelt titr
iuriitiid)c Nrgumcnte 5ltgeld1iA,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
Caleb Gplucrs=Trusef.

Wcorgetomh &p, %. GeS. -
,&n Ne,n &ro6eiie ge8en Oolcb &mpcra
melen SQtbeilialulg AT Der Grmors
Dung oeo @ouperneurs @iuiam Goo
bel brabtc bic Tertbeioigutg oeil
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3um Nbid)lub, ul0
Die Nhttloge nobm ioiort Den Heplif-
9elpcis in In8riif. S~toatsanlpalt
6ranflill bcantrngte Die Gorloolnng
Hes Stoots- 9lu0itors inter Vtitiiib-
rlllts Ieincr @iidcr 5ll Oem Nad,meilr,
mic picl Don oent @oGbelionOs in
S6be ben 100000 fir Die Strai.
reriolgung Der MGrOcr pcroltsgabt
lpor0en lit. Die &orlaoung laltet
oli n0d,ltcn Wontlg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
Mnitcr SdDanfliccns = 2isa.

SouiSpille, &n., %. Ge5. -
Cine &eriammlung ser .Mpoel 81
Genie 9%eoguc", b~eitebello aus Geltiln'
tellren, @nSros-9 ranntmeinbGnolcrn
mo 9raucrn, lit fir oen 81. arno %.
Sonlar 1908 bierber cinberilfen NOR
Den. Nreoiger, InwGlte, Gr5ieber
'nnO @eiebgeber iino sum 9eilldl oeS
GOnpents cingelaben woroci. Gcr
Sollpt5med miro es iein. Elm Milltcr-
eeleb SIT cntpericn, meld1e5 Die Sewil'
liGlul9 bon ShanfliccnSen bl,rh Die
Stoots. mo .9ebDrben re-
gulirt. Gie Nbiidt Der 2iga lit es,
Spelunfen mo unitotbige @irtbihai-
ten orli5ubebcn ilnb has Wirtbs-@e
ldGit bon Der Eolitif irei SIT MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
Nnmalt 0arrom iuirb upcrirt iucrocu.

goite, S0abo, %. Ge5embcr. =
Ter Sauptanlpalt Der Sertbeioiglung
I'M Eettibone .Ero5eb, Clarence Car
rom, lit had Sos an9eles gereiit, ipo
err elmer operation zines Sbrenge-
ifipiirs megcn lid utter5ieben miro.
las betreiicnoe 8eihmiir mottc ibnl
felt iefs Monoten i6on 9eihiperoen.
8eItern belt er nod Die groiinlngs.
reoe fiir Die @ertbeioi1ung. Gr.Ne.
prdientant Cigar @ilion miro Die
5iibrung Der Sertbeioiguns iibcrneb-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
Mine gcsen Safg!
Sic %rumr9pilcr Nfiairc Dor bns
%nnoesgrridyt gc6rGdlt,

9(uf Madirotiouen Der ScnNtorcn
Iorafer mo Crane loa Die im
Ncm Dorfcr 9unOeSGerid)t alt-
bGnoig acnlo6tc&loac Oe3 lhrpar'
sen Soloutcn 9iciO olli 3ablung
icircr S0brum0 5ltrlid5llIilbrcn
icirl. 9(bcr Sctrctar 1oit
Ittn,n1tc nIdt nit Dem ErGIioens
ten be5ijgliA Der illmmnriihen
GlttldiiMng ser Nc0er SolOoten
!t. vi ~ ri"t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
Tar cinen fatbuIiidcn Trcnnb uber
NnacItclteu

lift bas 0ebetbub, pelbes Seine @ulinen3
aarbinaI 8ibbonS allen &atboIifeu 70 ernfis
baft eirpfiebIt. eth rtatenoes Sei6enf. 9aiielbe
fam bon ben yerIegeru be5ogen peroen.
Sshn Wsurphp 50. (RetaiIsO epartement).
Nr. 233, HarIMpeune, nabe saratuga.etrakr.
Gnuptainrtier fir tbeoloaifbe giider, relt
atbfe grfifel, Gtatueften unb Hirden.Bebarfss
elrtifisi. (Hpbt9-Ee33D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-29
;itbereinur.

@QlNfll qt.o MY. s., q. Se5.-
Gcr ,ilii 9tripA orftt' Ninocsqerid,t
onbGnnig gcnod)tti 8fo5tB III @un,
item SIS Et0tr@ HFio>Doit %. IN
iotttcric Ge6iiilcrt, lpcIher ncbit 166
onOcrcli prompt 'e%lltlnlien mnrocn,
neil lie noh NnIi6t 6tS &rGIi0c1tcn
al Den Struipducln in S~romnSuillc,
ScroS, theiI0cnommeil bottcrl, lit nab
9(nIid)t bieii0cri politiider &relic ne
niger Elm Geriud) milbtbdti9 Nelinll-
ter Decentralization, lpcld]c ocnl
Mdnnc 81 DEM linn 5ufonmlcnocn
Sol0 pCrhClicn mollcll, ais ric!nlcbr
Ell poIitii6cs Manoucr, Dos iid) &C.
acn ocn &ricgeierrctur Gait rld)tet.
Moll iuiu bic @romnSplQcr NfIolre
Uic0Cr o%,lfUGrnlcn. Gcnut0d)lt 0ilrltc
ser 9rrift 0e9 ScnotS.Gomite'a iiir
MilitGripeien iiDer bic @%rolun2plnrs
SfieBcrci an ben Scrot erItottct
meroer, mo mle bereitS III Mltslld)t
QcitcQt miro bic WioioritIt iid) oafiir
ertlQren. bob ou2 &orNeben ocS Frd'
liocntcn gercd]tfcrttBt gerelcyt, nab
reno Scnotor Toroter ncblt cinl9ct
oROercn republifoniidcn Scnotoren
in cinrnl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gir Gut
lolilutg ser NeGeriolontcn dis burd).
o.ls unbcgriinoct binltcucu miro. 81.
motor Sprofer iii nid)t i'm Sianhe &c.
luciell, aus Der 8rolpllSOillesNtfQ!re
geuiigrnb po!itilthcs Wntcrial IN lei
uenl Sinnc III maden. Gcsbalb lit
g !uiftig, sic @eidid)tc III o!locrer
&cilc Dor bcm EnbIifun 81 boltrl.
&n ~critcr Clinic miiroc Dies rotilrllA
gC6en Gr1iiScut Nooicoclt 0crid)tct
iein. in S~lpciicr Ninie ober 0eGcn rcit
&ricASiefrctdr Eoit, Scr biniidltlid)
Der SronnSpi4c -Nffoire nit Sem Ma.
liOcntcn III tinen Sopf 9ciporici
miro.
Ties lit spar niht Gem Sbnt6e.
itonOc grnGb. benn SefrctGr Gait
"itinrnltc nit Dem ErGiioentcn bc5ilGs
lid) Der iltunmurild)en Gntlai'llEg Der
Mitelicocr Der bret Gompugnic'n SeS
%. .Hegiments nidt fiber.
ein. @r CAB io0or. ole Der Erdiioent
iid off Der Sohrt nnd) Eononlu be-
iuno. @eiilng, Gle Ororc oes Eraii'
bentcn 5li i;tSipcnoirci, bis rs ibnl
moglih qemcien lei, nit bcnrielbeH
per Go6cl in &erbinonng 81 t~retel1,
muBte iid] ounn obcr auf iein Or
iideh per Grnbt, ooB Der Erdiioent
iid) bic Godc bod nod cinnlol ii6cr.
legcn moge, einen ~gefobelten ener1i.
idenI NoienItiibcr gcfolien loi'cn. uno
Dem I9efcbl bes ErGiiOenten gebor.
Jam, NOR Oic gntloliung Ser Ne0er.
Soll otcn olseefiibrt. gber Der I'M.
itonS, BOB Sefretar Gait nilocrer In.
lid)t IN Der 9romnspiqcr Affuire mar,
ols per ErGiioent, Sdblt fir politiifc
3nffc nid)t, neil man niht crmortcn
fam, ooB ScfrctGr Colt sen Erdii-
oelten offentlih Oesoppuireln merbe.
Gcabol6 miro oen unipiienben Gee
CERT ilbcrol porgcplouid)t, Gait ba5c
ttohGhlid Die GutlaIiun9 Der Ncger-
Sopaten betricben; uno ben Eoliti-
fcra miro flar gcmaft, Gait iei fem
niiHdcnsmettber Ganoioot, mcil ollie
McgF gescn i'm itiinmen ipiirten.
The Washington times., 1907-07-10

BUDAPEST. July ia remarkable
story has been revealed by the official
Inquiry into the death of a clerk named
Samuel Zeisler. who was found shot
dead IN his rooms in this city.
In a letter TO a relative Zeisler makes
the following strange statement.
In 1881. when he was serving his year
Of military service. he QuaTTeied with a
Comrade. Geza Neustadtler. The two
men fought but as this gave no salts
faction. they agreed on an American
duel"
BY this arrangement the parties drew
lots to decide which should commit
suicide within FIVE years. Zeisler drew
the fatal black ball
Ncustadtler went to America shortly
| alterward. while Zeisler married and
The Washington times., 1907-07-10
Mrs. Gibson Here Recently

Mrs Gibson. and her young son.
Henry Field Gibson, spent the most OF
the winter and the spring season here
with Mr. and Mrs. Page. Mr.. Gibson
spent the Christmas holidays with
them. but after his departure II became
known to their friends that there had
been trouble between them for a year
or more. Their Chicago house was sold
during the winter, and their household
goods removed therefrom, which was
the first intimation that the smart set
had of their troubles coming to focus.
Their plan now Is for the divorce TO
be obtained as quietly as possible, and
for Mrs. Gibson TO be a member OF her
mothers household and for young
Henry Field Gibson, the four-year-old
son Of the young couple. TO be in the
custody of Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page.
The Chicago Inter Ocean, according
to a Chicago dispatch. today prints
a story declaring that Mrs Gibson has
fled the suit for divorce. The record
of the courts, however. disclosed no evf-
dence of such a divorce case Attorney
Henry F. Dickinson, counsel for Mrs
Gibson, denied that he had filed a plea
for divorce
The Washington times., 1907-07-10
DueLiStS Cast Lots,
Loser to Kill Himself

forgot all about the matter. Neustadtier
retfjrned from America recently and
few DAYS ago met his old adversary, re-
minded him Of the compact Of twenty
cent. -,
not commit suicide he would shoot him
Zeisler offered him money for re-
lease but Neustadtler remained hrn and
the unhappy man carried out the terms
OF the fatal agreement
Among Zeisler's papers was found a
document dated 1881, containing the
written contract for the duel. and the
name OF the man morally responsible
FOR his death was thus found The po-
lice are now searching for Neustadtler.
who will be charged with Zeisler's muir
Ger
The Washington times., 1907-07-10
CAT BITE PROVES FATAL
TO HORSE AND MASTIFF

YORK, Pa, July 1O-A mare valued
at 500. and a highly priced mastin
owned by William BOeckel. are both
dead as the result of a single cat bite.
A few days ago the mare stepped upon
the cat which bit II in the fore leg.
Remedies failed to heal the wound and
the animal died OF blood poisoning. Be
fore the mare died the big dog licked
the sore and expired in a few hours.
The Washington times., 1907-07-10
CHEAPER THAN STEAM

The greatest item Of expense in the
operation OF steam railroads Is that OF
coal which represents about IS per
cent Of the total operating costs. In
the latest figures CLEANED for the cleo
trical railways companies Of this coun-
try this item seems TO have been cut
down 20 a point slightly above 10 per
The Washington times., 1907-07-10
PRESTON GIBSON
DIVORCE REPORT
STIRS SOCIETY
Family Nearly Heart
broken Over Story of
Incompatibility,

The report that Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Gibson. of Chicago, are to be divorced.
has agitated their friends in Washing
ton TO a considerable extent. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibson always spent much time in
washington with the latter's mother
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, and are as
well known here as they are in their
home city, Chicago.
1t is said that in Chicago their friends
have long known of their domestic
troubles, and. as a matter Of fact, their
friends and acqUaintances here have
known the same since the early spring.
Family Nearly Heartbroken.
1t is an assured fact that the Gibsons
are arranging for a divorce suit. but the
family Of Mrs. Gibson is so nearly heart
broken over the idea that the matter
has never been discussed with any one.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Page are strict
church people and prominent in the
Episcopal Church, Mr. Page, being a
right-hand worker of the Bishop Of
WASHINGTON. Moreover Mrs. Page has
never received in her home a woman
who had been divorced, nor allowed her
two daughters to associate with a child
whose parents had been divorced. She
and Mr.. Page are of one mind on that
subject
Incompatibility of Temper.
The friends of the two young people,
who are now only twenty-four and
twenty-six years Of age. are firmly con-
WINGED that It is only a case of incom-
patibility of temper from the over
burden Of money. both having large for
tunes.
Mr.. Gibson is a gifted writer, and has
several plays on the stage one Of which
made quite a success in Milwaukee sew
eral years ago.
The marriage OF the Gibsons took
place about seven years ago in New
York city. Although their engagement
existed with the consent of Miss Field s
mother and stepmother. it was a run
away marriage. She was at school al
Dobbs Ferry. and Mr.. Gibson was a
student at Yale. Mrs. Field had con-
scented to the engagement only on the
grounds OF discretion Is the better part
OF valor," for she thought they were
better of with an acknowledged en-
EaEement, and there was a greater
The Washington times., 1907-07-10

chance Of both continuing their edu-
cation
The understanding was that they
should be engaged with the proviso that
their schooling should be finished, Miss
Field should be formally presented to
society. then the engagement would be
announced and a proper wedding take
place II they were both of the same
mind still. But in a few months the
young people were married and for
given. all at the ages Of seventeen and
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Miss Stadtler
Becomes Bride
of H. B. Hiatt

Miss kathleen T. otdQlIeI, OF f1dllt-
more, daughter Of G.. I. Stadtler, a
well-known business man, was married
here yesterday TO Houston u. Hiatt, OF
Clinton. n. c., the Rev. w. j. Cox Of
1ciating. The young people were at the
st. James Hotel. but left last evening for
a short wedding trip.
A very pretty and profitable lawn fete
was given last night at the residence pr
Mrs. L. B Burdett on Piney Branch
Guild of the Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church.
This fete is one Of a series which are
being given 10 pay for the organ which
has lately been installed IN the church.
The series so far has been very success
full.
Stanley Lansburgh has returned from
a trip TO Atlantic City.
The Red, White and Blue Club gave a
very enjoyable picnic July 4 at Syca-
more Island. Mr. and Mrs. Howard V.
Mills had charge of the affair, which
was a grand success. II was day full
Of pleasure. beginning with a bonnet
and l<imonO race and ending with a
supper were served on the beautiful
lawn under the spreading trees IN front
of the clubhouse. During the afternoon
prizes were awarded 10 Mr. BabcocN
score at the ''hookin gboard" DR.. Par
SONS had his choir Of thirty-eight voices
well trained. and the selections they
sang were very well rendered Miss
Elsie NJ. Nays solos were received with
hearty encores. Mr. Howard " Mills
did some excellent momologue work
along with his exhibition OF frozen
music Miss Taymen's harp echoes
won a round Of applause. and Captain
Brown, as the Water Cracker Man."
was very appropriate selection for
the Fourth.
Elwood McIntire had charge OF the
Oriental fireworks, which were display
ed after s. O'Clock in the evening, after
which dancing was INDUCED in until
late hour. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilcox. Col. and Mrs A. p.
Grant DR.. c I. Weber. Miss c. Taymen
Mrs. G. Payne. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett
Brown, Miss C A Quinn X Forrest
Miss S. Atchison. Mr.. and Mrs. +. J.
BabCOCk Mr. and Mrs Bell. Miss Elsie
McIntire May. Miss Anna Brown. J. r.
Carr, Mrs. Atkinson. Mrs. Jones Miss
A. Jones. Miss ID. Dalrymple and Miss
r. Dalrymple. OF England: DR.. King, Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood W. McIntire Miss
Marjorie McIntire. A PetellO DR.. and
Mrs. Parsons. Mr.. McCabe, Miss Hat
tie Crump. Mrs. Gonnoty, DR.. Thomp-
son. and DR.. Fredera.
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During the absence Of T. l. Lewton, OF
Chestnut street. Takorna Park. In Texas
on Government business, Mrs. Lew
ton. accompanied by her two daugh-
tiers, Lillian and Myrtle, have gone 10
Buffalo TO visit relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kaufman, Mr..
and Mrs. A. King. and Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph King with their families are al
Gaithersburg, Md. for the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs Rutherford z. Lyon are
at Atlantic City. where Mrs. Lyon is
very much improved In health, after her
recent illness.
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Mr. and Mrs. Simon Kann. Of Belmont
road. have as their guests their BROTHER
and nephew, N. Pike and Eugene Pike.
OF Baltimore
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Meyer Leaves
To Join Family;
Daughters III

Postmaster General Meyer. who ar
rived in washington yesterday morning
from his summer home. at Hamilton,
Mass, where he had been for several
days on account of illness in the family.
was recalled TO his home yesterday, and
left at 5:35 o'clock Mrs: Meyer and the
two daughters have all been Ill, the con-
dition of one of the daughters at this
time being reported as alarming
The young women have both under
gone operations for tonsilitis recently,
and Mrs Meyer is said to be confined
To her room by illness, where she has
been kept in ignorance Of the serious
illness Of the daughter The dance
which was scheduled for Monday even
inr In their summer home. of course,
did not come off, and the sick members
of the family have been receiving every
attention
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Mr.. and Mrs Henry May have been
the guests of Mrs Edward r. Thomas,
in her home. in Newport. for some time.
but have now returned 70 Beverly
Farms, Mass. where they are spending
the summer.
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Miss Helen Lee has Joined her moth
er and family in their cottage at Stock
bridge. Mass.
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Mrs. Robson and her daughter. Miss
Ethel Robson, who have spent a fort
night at Spring Lake. n. J.. are now
at the Holland House In New York.
They will sail tomorrow morning at IL
O clock on the Barbarossa for Europe.