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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
PITI'SRURG.

Pitlsburg, Pa, Feb. 2S, Cat
tie Supply light; market steady;
Choice 30 and &; prime 30 and
J.G5; good 5.2O and 5. 10. tidy
tidy butchers ! go and 5.l5; fair
40 and 4.50; choice hcilcrs 4 80
and 3; common TO fair hcllcrs 100
and /; bulls $50 and 4.50; fat
COWS and l.25; good fresh cows
and splngcrs T..5 and 800; common
to fair FIG and $50,
Sheep and lambs Supply llght;
m0llei steady. Prime wcthcrs
8. 90 and 5,s5. good mixed 5.35 "a
) .G0 lan' mixed .G5 and 5.2l /;
culs and common , and }; lambs
5 and 7.00; veal calves 9 aud 9,5t
heavy and thin 4,50 and 5,
Hogs - Receipts 10 dGlblcdccks !;
market Zoe lower. PIime heavy
hogs 7 80 and 7.35; mediums. heavy
yorkers $50; Stays . and $40.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
WHOLESALE
POISONING
Housekeeper and Three
Children Poisoned but
How, no One Knows.

st. Louis, Feb. rs. What is
probably a wholesale murder by
poisoning, developed this morning
when Emil Hopper, of Woodland a
suburb night watchmun, returned
home and found his housckeeper
Delnla GCycrstork, and his son.
Frank, aged g. dead and two other
sons, aged & and s suffering from
poison. Hopper cannot assist the
police in determining whether the
children and the housekeepcr were
poisoned accidentally, or whether tile
case is one Of wholesale poisoning
and suicide. Physicians say the
children are in prerarious cpudi-
tion and have little hope for their
recovery
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
DEAD MEN
CAST BALLOTS
Name OF a Man Who Died in
1880 Found on Ballot
in Recent Election

Now York. Feb. 2S. That sup
portelx Of the Peabody admluislra-
ticii of the Mutual Life Insurance
Co.. III The receni election did not
hesitate TO vote dead men was cs-
tah'ishcd today when ballots were
discovered sigucd with the names
of pol:ryholdcrs who had long been
dead.
In one ease the policyholdcr had
died Ia lsS0 in New Fomdland
ard in another in January, 1906,
IN New JcrSoy In beth these iu-
stances the subscribing Witnesses
were regular agcuts OF the Mutual
Life.
What part the agents had in
the forgery of lead men 5 names
will be shown later on If the iu-
tcrnationaI policyholdel's' commit
tee contests the election in tile
couts on the ground of fraud
the graveyard vote was discovered
when ballots for the Peabody adj
minsiration, candidates were being
compared to-day with the records
on the books Of the company,
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Merely Personal

Miss Pearl Cheney is visiting with
rlicnls in Toledo.
John Il. Courtney Of Cottage
street is confined to his home with
rhcumtai~rn and grip.
Attorney William Riddle. Of Belle.
fcntainc, was in the city on business
yesterday.
Joseph Gardner, Of Wilson avenue.
Is quite III with luhrmilies incident
10 old age.
Attorney George y Copeland is
attending to business in Washington
u. G.
Miss Mamma fucker of London.
England, is The guest of Miss Leta
O!iphant of Oak street
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Belt of Silver street, Is crti-
cally III.
Mrs. VIM. Welicruucr of
Thompson street was called 70 Bu-
cyrus today to aCtcud the funeral
lot relative.
Mrs. W. \. lIcrnlcu Of Bucy.
rus. IS the guest of friends ANA
relatives in Morral 'aSc this
week.
Mrs, George d. Copeland and
daughter Alice. left yesterday TO
spend the remainder Of the winter
NJ various points IN Florida.
MIR. and Mrs. r. Il. Smith Of
delaware. were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John H. StolI. OF Brad.
i'rd street, yesterday.
Mrs. o. J Conner sr. and Mrs
" A. Bigrord, of Van Vert ore
guests of their son ana brother O
j Conner of this city for q few
days. ~"
Miss Helen Rosenberg. Who is
attending school at CoIun,bus. is
yIs ling her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
g. Rosenberg. of South state
street.
Frank IT, Marquis. Of Mau,0cII
was Ia Tic city for a short time
Yesterday, while en- route to prosuact
Wherc he Inspected Prospect lodge
a. f ANA \. VI. last night.
Mrs G c Eckfcld, OF Adrian,
Michigan, who has been visiting her
neither, Mrs Carrie Owens, of Della
ware avenue, left lnis afternoon for
Ecr home.
Mrs. Henry tirlfritlrS of Pros.
pcct. underwent an operation today
y, q, the Central Emergency Hospital.
lhc operation was performed by
br.' \. Rhn, The patient is doing
very well.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
SENATE WILL PASS
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL

Washington. Feb. 2S. \ count
has, been made IN lllc seualc which
indicates that the ship subsidy bill
rs modified aud changed by the
house. will be accepccd. 1t IS
merely step in the direct On of
assisting the merchant marine but
will be taken as an entering wcdyc
Will the hope that better results
can be obtained at the next session
Of congress.
There is much dissatisfaction
among senators with the housc
bill, but it is regarded us better
than nothing. IL is the present
understanding hat when the modi-
fled bill cores over from the
housc Il will be concmred III by
the senate with bu, little discus
sion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
LOVE SICK
| SWANS TALK
Senator Platt is Alleged to
Have Called Miss Wood
"Ducky", Darling,
Etc.

Detroit, Nlich., Feb. %. =
"Ducky" and "Dartng" and all
the sweet nothings that man
writes TO The wcnlau with whom
he Is in lcyc fairly tecm IN the
missivcs that Senator Thomas G..
l'iatt Of New York, wrote 10 Mae
G.. Wood. 80 Mae declares in al
interview at Colon, Mich, where
che is liv.iig. Although she is SUI
ing HE Senator for divorce, Mr.. .
Plat prefers TO he cuElcd Mae
Wood. Miss Wa,d alleges that
Senator Platt paid Abe lIummcll,
,hc New York lawyer $4,000 for
batch Of G} letters that she iu-
Trusted TO llummel.
She declares that when the
platl-Woud scandal was FIRST stir
red up n IMAM WHO represented him
SELF rs secret 'scryicC agent ask
cd TO lake charge of her interests. q.
She gave him the letters. later dis
covering That the secret service
man was ilunmcl.
"But still have enough letters
that putt wrote noe 10 carry my
ease said Mis-. Wood. ~ re-
rcivcd letters frcm him every day r
sonnet tues three day. one each
for breakfast. luncheon and dim
ncr. wiz take the stand against
him and tell a Story that will be
The sensation of n decade.
Mis-, Wood lalghcd when told
ihat Plat denied she married him
n the Fifth Avenue Hotel. New
York. November ., 1901. "You
know he never was accused of be-
ing second George Washington, "
was her comment.
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owner II big fruit farm. IIarrl
son left South bend IL years ago
Tor the gold fields. but after leaving
Seattle. flothing jnNre was hoard
frcm him, and his wife mourncd
him as dead One year ago She was
married to Arthur Parry, who died
four months ago. Today tcle-
gram from Michigan city reached
Mrs. Parry. telling her that her
first husband was alive and well
and that she should join him.
Ovcrioyc1 she took the first train
to tbe destination.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
In FAVOR OF
SEPARATION
House of Commons Favors
Dissolving Relations Be-
tween Church and State.

london. Feb. 2S. In the
house of commons last'night, res
olution in favor or The diseslablish-
menl and discidawment Of the
church in both England and Wales
was adopted by los votes TO 30.
This resolution does not commit
the government hat The debate up
on II was interesting ON account of
4 statement made by Augustine
linlcR, the chicf secretary for Ire,
land. MIR, lirrcll Said he failed
10 see how the continuance of the
established church could be iusti-
fled. The church had done the
state no good and The state had
done the church noth!ng but harm.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
HEADS BEGIN TO FALL
INTO CORTELYOU'S U'SBASKET
Representative McCleary will Succeed Shaenberger as
Second Assistant Post Master General and Third
Assistant Madden will Also Retire Soon.

Washington. Feb. 2S.--Official an
bOnnccment was made yesterday by
Postmaster General Cortelyou, of the
resignation OF w. s. Shallcnberger,
second assistant postmaster general
Mr.. Shnllcnbcrger submitted his res
ignatIon to President Roosevelt on
The seventh instant and 1t was ac-
ccpted BY tho president. Mr.. Shall
lcnbcrger will continue as second
assistant probably for several weeks
\ Representative James r.. McCleary
OF Minnesota, who retires from con-
ETess at the conclusion of the pres
cnt session. will succeed Mr. Shall
lenberger as second assistant post
Iuaster general. Official announce
incnt OF the appointment of Mr.. Me
Cleary was made yesterday.
Edwin C. Madden, third assistant
postmaster general, also will retire
within q few weeks. His 'resigna-
Ton mas not yet been accepted, but
y Is understood definitely that II
wtlT be In a few days. In adjusting
tho AFFAIRS ~ the postoffice depart
nient prior to becoming secretary OF
the treasury. Postmaster General
CorteIyou decided to appoint Alex
aadcf Grant as general superintend-
cnt- OF the railway mail service to
succeed James Il. White, who re-
signed that position Ave or six
weeks ago. after fourteen years
service, - Mr. Grant is at present
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo. Feb. 2s. Wheat Cash
u l-2, May so Is; July so Is.
Scptcmbor ~ 81.
Corn Cash lG -; May Is Is;
July IS ~. September Is 3,4.
Oats-C Cash 43 IL; May II IS;
July 80; September 80 IS.
Rye No. /, y; No. ., 90. No.
3. 81.
AIRY $40 cmlw SSsl32R2 PIoRan
Clovcrsccd- Cash $. 10; February
$40; March, $40: April 7.s7 -.
Prime alsikc 7.Gj.
Prime timothy .. 20,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28

assistant superintendent of the rail-
way mail service. He is thorough
IL familiar with the details of the
scrvi,e, and Is held in high regard
by postal officers throughout The
country.
The announcement of Mr.. Shall
lcnbergcr's retirement from the Of
flee of second assistant postmaster
general did not come as Il su.prise
to those familiar with posioffice de-
partnent affairs. In an official
statement, issued at he postofficc
department yesterday, the president s
letter accepting Mr.. Shalenberger' s
resignation is given as follows:
MY Dear Mr.. Shallenberger-I
am In receipt of your letter OF the
7tli inst. In accepting your resig-
nation, let me congratulate you on
having completed your 1O-year term
oi honorable service to the govern.
mcnt. YvIr snperiors lave spoken
to me of you in high terms, prasing
ycur industry and faithfuness.
Wishing you all good fortune,
believe me, faithfully yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT -
Mr.. Shalenberger, at the conclu-
sion Of his service in the department
will engage in private business. the
nature of which has not yet been dis
closed.
Thus far no intimation has been
given from official sources as to
who will succeed Mr.. Madden, the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
RETURNED TO FIND
HIS WIFE A WIDOW

South Bend Ind. February 2S.
The return OF Richard Harrison from
the Klondike has developed tale
almost the parallel OF that Of Enoch
Arden The story came dut yester-
day with the departure of Mrs. Eta
Harrison, for Michigan town,
where ,sichard Harrison her form
e" husband, is wealthy and the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
Daily Market Report
UNION sTOC-l YANOs.

Union Stock Yards, ms, Feb, IS.
Cattle Receipts G,5O0; estimated
for Friday $500; market weak
prime bceves 5.70 a S.S5; poor TO
medium, i15 a 5.G5; stockers and
feeders, 27O a i.Sj; cows and
hcilers, 29O q $50; ranners, 1.55
@ 20: Texans 4 10 a I75.
Hogs Receipts 2S,COO;. estimated
for Friday $4,000; market steaiy;
light, $50 a Z; rough, ESQ a $50:
mixed, COS a 7,OJ; heavy a. 7.01
IL; Rlgs, Sis % $50.
Sheep Receipts $4,000; estimated
for Friday 1000 market steady; ma
tive sheep, g.. 80 a 5,G5; western
sheep 3.65 a $50; native lambs
4 G5 % 7.Gj; western lambs, $40 %
80.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28

the appointment OF Mr. Oliver as a
member OF the commission.
Mr.. Oliver said that he would not
accept place on the commission II
II We're rendered him, When he has
been Officially notified that the bid
of the Pari9ma Canal Construction
company hac been rejected, Mr. OF.
iyer Will give out statement for
publication.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28

aud II 5-S. opening at ~ 3-S aud
clcting al u 5-S; July between 10
~ and 10 3-l. opening at lG 5-S
and closing ut rs So bid. No. ,
yellow l3 aud l3 IA.
Oais-lS and lie higher. Nav
Sod between VI IS and ~ 3-S;
opening nc II and closing at ~
IA bid; July between 81 IL and
81 1-S; opening ar 81 81 and clos
inS at 81 81. No. 2whitc - u
land a.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Feb. 2S. Hogs -
Receipts - cars; shipments 500
head. steady. Workers and mediums
7.35; hcuvlcs 7.25; best p'gs 20
sta%s and rougls 4 and 90.
Calves Receipts % head; steady
unchanged.
Sheep and lambs Receipts >
ears; steady. unchanged.
Cattle Receipts ) ears, steady;
unchanged.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, Feb. 2s. - Wheat =
is and l-4c higher; May sold be-
tween ~ 3-S and II "a; opening
at II 5-S and closing at II 5-S;
July between rs and rs 3-S; open.
ing at Is II, closing at IS II;
No. . red winter % 1-2 and 76.
Corn-l-S and 3-Sc higher 10 nm
changed; ay sold between AZ IL
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
ONE INDICTMENT OF THE
OBS is NOLLiED

Findlay. o., Feb. 2S, Upon the
suggestion of Prosecuting Attoi-
ncy David, case 275G on the Han
cock county criminal docket was
nollcd yesterday afternoon, This
was one of the 935 indictments
recently found against the Stand.
ard Oil Co., and It's subsidiary
companies.
It's understood that Il new in
dletncnt, returned by the grand
jury, which rose, has been suhsti
tutcd The Old Indictment, found
July o, contained technical errors,
il is said.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
OLIVER SAYS lie DID
NOT GET SQUARE DEAL
Lowest Bidder for Panama Canal Work Claims That Less
Than Week ago the President Gave Assurance
That BE Would Get the Contract

tWasrhington, Feb. 2S.-A num-
ber o, kilograms have been received
At the White House from the South,
asking the president 10 nam, w. j.
Oliver, whose bid for the construc-
ton OF the Panama canal was re-
jectNd, as a member OF the isthmian
csnai cbinmission Secretary Taft
last night said that he did not be-
lItve sthe president was considering
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
SOCIETY
and

Mrs. Arthur Bachman, Of East
Center street, was hostess to the
members and guests of the. Embroid.
cry, Club, last evening. Nearly all
pf the members were prcseut and a
very Interesting session resulted
The hours from 8 to 10 were pleas
aEtIy whiIed at embroidery work
and social Intercourse.
t$ The clubs guests upon this oc-
casion, were Mrs. Collie, of Gallon.
and Miss Sadie May Allen.
A profitable and interesting scs-
sion Of the Amicus club was held
az the home OF Mrs H. s. Thomas,
os South Prospect street, yesterday
afternoon There was but one guest
Mrs. Edward Thomas, present at
THIS meeting. IN response to roll
call, each member gave quotation
from Longfellow. Following short
inrsiness session, light refreshments
were served and general good SC.
cial time enjoyed
Mrs. j. Jennings and Mrs. II i.
G.oye composed the guest list of the
Fcrtnightly club at n regular meet
Ing at the home of Mrs. Bruce Nc.
Vey OF Center street, east. wednes-
day afternoon. The majority of the
club members responded 10 roll
call The hours from 2 to S were
pleasantly whiled at needle work and
special social diversions. Mrs
George Essex, OF East Church street,
VIII be the next hostess.
Mrs. Griffith. OF John street. On.
tertained the members OF the Luth-
eran Ladies Aid Society "Wednesday
afternocn. The attendance was
large. After considering n number
OF minor points OF business. the so.
ciety adjourned into social ses-
sion.
Mrs. Harry Brockman, of North
Senncr avenue. proved a charming
hcstess yesterday evening when she
entertained the. members or the II.
litsG, Club. Teh evening was passed
pscasantly at progressive pedro.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Feb. IS. Eggs Re.
ccipts 1888; firm Nearby whit,
fancy 30: do extra mixed 2S a 20:
western finest, p -; srujhern %
@ %,
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iat which there was two tables. Light
refreshments were served by the
hostess Next week the club will
meet at the nome OF Mrs. Lee How
ison of North Seffner Avenue.
The Weekly Literary Club was en-
tertaincd at the. home of Forest
F:elds. or East Church street,
"Wednesday night. Practically all OF
the members were present and ;he
meeting proved of great social CON
sequence. In response TO roll call,
each member gave some literary pro
duction. In n short, business session
| T. was decided to change the meet
|! ins night from "Wednesday to Friday
night on account of the members
wishing to prepare school lessons on
"Wednesday evenings. The meeting
was concluded with refreshments
and a social time. Cecil Alexander,
of Wilson Avenue, will entertain
next week.
J Mrs. Charles Clapsaddle, of North
Main street, was hostess to the mem-
bers and guests OF the X. Y. u. Club
Wednesday afternoon. All of the
club members was present and n
most enjoyable session resulted
The time was passed pleasantly at
music and social intercourse Light
refreshments were served. Mrs Ru-
dolph was the only guest upon this
occasion.
Mrs. G. l.. Rhoades. Of NORTH
Prnspect street, will entertain tn.
'cluw at It's next meeting.
Mr.. John Frederick Deitsch. of
south of this city, and Miss Marsx
Schweinfurth of Waldo. were united
In marriage by Rev, George Wahl,
lat the pastr's residence on South
Prospect street at ~ o'clock, noon.
Wednesday. The couple was unac-
companed They VIII reside on
the groom's farm forr miles SOUTH
cast OF Marion.
The Sewing Circle will meet ut
the home CT Mrs. John -Puiser, of
South State street on Thursday of
next week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
FOR SALE

Home near Marioa Steam Shovel
stable, fruit nice lot 48x20O feet
and over. Cheapest property in
west end, $1,000.
House 4 rooms, business lot 60 feet
VIDE III west end big bargain.
house rooms, barn, drove well,
cistern very central. The only one
left at price central.
The best business location in Mar.
ION. The most business location in
MARION. The greatest business cor.
ner in Marion.
CHASE REAL ESTATE co.
You want bargains see us.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28

FOR SALE-A No. g. cook stove.
good as now, coal or wood. Just
half price, 500 II. Church, or adj
dress s.. care Mirror If
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28

FOR SALES room .hpuse., ~ Inquire
at 2oo Blaine AvsA'R,V
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TO EENT
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-3 modern houses On
Girard Avenue (oast slde) between
Dcllclontaino Avenue and Columbia
street. Inquire III 1-2 South
Main street or Citizens Phone
1864.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
BOARDING .

FOR ROOM AND BOARDING in.
qrire at l07 w. George Street.
225-Gt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28

FOR SALE 30 acre faiin east ot
Marion. Good imAroYaaients, will
take Marion property as part pay.
Also new room sllSge close to
shops at II bargHtb : y sAddress or
call ON NJ. j. NJ, lO7 1-2 Main
Street 2-20-6tcod,S Swp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
WORK WANTED

WANTED Washing to 40 at home.
Mrs Cochrum, No. Kcnton Av.,
Phone . on $40.
2-22-c..
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LOST
FOR KENT

FOR RENT-NIodcrn S.room house
at Prospect and Hill street. Pos.
session April /. Call Citizens
phone 1875 or at4O2 South Prospect
street. 2-2S-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
AUCTIoNEERS

AuCTlONEBHlNG-J. w. Clark
will cry sales of every description
at reasonable rates. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Your interest Is my
interest, Office rooms, Court street.
Both phones. Marion, Ohio.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
HELP WANTED

WANTED An experienced farm
hanl by the year. Address II,
Mirror. 1-2S.tfd&w
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28

FOR SALt,-An Edison phon0graph
aud 60 records all good as new.
VIII sell cheap, Address, 1912,
KCnt0n Avenue 2-27-3tpd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28

aAKh "A NOTE--oi the tAinEs %
your own which you would Ike 10
turn into money" and then otatt
. little private Advertising can.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28

FUIt SALE Day G., 1 years old.
weight 400, good broke and
sound. CIR. G., 4 years old, good
broke, sound and weight about
1900: bay general purpose mare.
weight 1900, years Old, sound and
good wHrkc" one pair mules COM
ing Z years old, at Crows barn.
We are in the mark,t for all
classes OF horses. Sale day tho
18Th of March, M9nnctte &;
sockel Phone Citizens 26l, iGC,
or 1900. 2-2S-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28

The Sewing Circle will meet at
the home CT Mrs. John Puiser, of
South State street. on Thursday OF
next week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28

WANTED-Glrl to do general house.
work. Permanent. J02 S. State
g47ect. Either phone SO or Dell
jos i. 2-9-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-28
M0MAN'S
Work

a which there was two tables. Light
rtireslmcnts were served by the
hostess. Next week the club will
meet at the nome OF Mrs. Lee How
ison of North Seifner Avenue
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-19

If you have gas stove it will only
cost a small amount to add a gas lamp
for reading.
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THE LONGWORTHS.

The Nicholas Longworths are expect
ed to spend some time this summer in
San Francisco, and one of the society
writer's says that "there will probably
be much entertaining in their honor -
1t is not likely that this prediction will
come true if Mrs. Longworth preserves
the feelings of Miss Alice Roosevelt on
the subject. 1t was generally believed
that the reason the president s daugh-
ter did not stop off here on her return
trip from Japan was because she siren
uously objected to being entertained by
the local aristocracy. She had a taste
of it in the large reception at which
she was the star for brief period, and
IN which she appeared in costume
which Mrs. Oracle Osborn would have
dlsapproved of, and which our femi-
nine society censors still discuss as a
white waist with angel sleeves and a
black skirt If Mrs. Longworth comes
here this summer and is willing to be
entertained it is safe to say it will not
be at large receptions of the kind that
have been lampooned by literary lions
so many times that we ought really to
know better by this time.-Call.
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WILL MARRY into
/ HAWA|I's BEST FAMILIES

( After year in Spain and Portugal
400 immigrants to the Hawaiian isl
| ands, Edward r. Stackable is at the
Fairmont en-, route home. Mr.. Stack
able is the United States Collector of
Customs at Honolulu, but was granted
a leave of absence to go to Europe for
Hawaii and encourage desirable white
immigrants to settle in the islands.
He met with success in his labors and
says he was ably assisted by the Ameri-
can immigration agents over there.
In selecting immigrants families were
given the preference and single women
were not taken at all. Each candidate
was examined as to his birth and
health, the result being that fine set
of men was secured. None has been
bound in any way to any corporation or
field of effort
Mr.. Stackable says the Territory
wants and needs those whose grand
children will be able to intermarry with
the descendants of the best citizens now
there and he says he has got the right
kind in those who have gone from Spain
and Portugal, because some of the best
blood that built up California and the
Southwest in the early days came from
those two nationalities-Exam