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New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
RIVERS RAPID RISE AT NEW ORLEANS
Changes in Bed of Stream Thought to 40.
count for Phenomenal Flood.

New ORLEANS Jan. ga phenomenal rise has
occurred in the Mississippi River seventyve miles
below here. where for three days the levees have
been breaking. The river stands within about one
tenth OF foot of the highest rise record in that
district. Notwithstanding this unusual stage near
its mouth the river AZ New Orleans and for hum
dreds Of miles northward is three feet and more
under previous high records. IL is thought that
changes in the bed OF the stream may account for
the estuary.
Louisville. Jan. 24--The Ohio River fell almost g
foot during the night ana from now is ex-
pected TO recede rapidly.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
FORMER POSTAL .EMPLoyE SUICIDE

ny Tslssrsph 20 The Tribune
Fort Worth Tex JGn. A.-The body OF w. w.
Valentine aged about hfty-nys years, was FOUND
In roorning house in this city last night snd ths
coroner's verdict was that IL was eo =, sue'us ',
Valentine cut the main artery In his right leg, with
hia pocket knife. lay down bis bed ano pieo 10
essfh. He left note to his brother giving M
ployed In the United States Postal Service ena Al
Rfs rlpt wAx In ohAx9s sf tbs rurS routes 0e@ -
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
END OF DIsPENsARY FoRECAsTED
Test Vote in South Carolina Senate-ReSult
Nearly Causes Fight.
~ relegraph . The Trlbuns. J


Columbia, s. c., Jan. 24-What is believed 20
be the beginning OF the end of the South Caro-
lima state dispensary was a test in the state
Senate to-day when that body. by vote Of 20
TO H. refused to table motion calling the
judiciary Committee TO draft a bill for the abol-
ishment of the dispensary. and establishing In
it's stead local option as a compromise between
county dispensaries and prohibition. Senator
Cole L. Blease and J. R. McGhee bill clerk al
most came 10 blows as the result of the vote.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
Foreclosure Sales.

CUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK THE
- Greenwich Savings Bank Plaintiff. against Edward
s. Fowler SUBSTITUTED trustee last Viii and
Testament Ferguson deceased. and others. De-
fenlants.
In pursuance o. a Judgment OF foreclosure and sale,
duly entered IN the above entitled action and
bearing the 18TH OF December. 1Su5 l., tna
Undersigned the Referee IN said Judgment named VIII
sell public auction az the Exchange Salesroom. Nos
14-f6 Vesey street the Borough OF Manhattan City
OF New York. the 29lh Of January. 1907. n
O'Clock nOon that day. Joseph p. bay AUctfonssr
the premises directed by said Judgment be Sold and
therein described follows
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land situate I
In TV VeutieJh Ward Of tie City New
York and by the street number hundred and
utEetytWo (ISl tnow known number three hundred
ami twenty-two) West Twenty-seyenth street in said
Beginning point on the southerly size OF Twenty
seventh ndred EfJy westerly
southwsssgiy OF Twenty
the Eighth and running thence sOuthsrlv
and parable W the Eighth avenue. ana through tn.
party wall ninety-eisht anF Inches
centre line OF the block. thence westerly and
parallel with Twenty tySeVenth street sai1
line twenty-five feet. thence norhery parallel
with the EiE@;h avenue Einety-eisht feet nine
inches u hc southeT'y line % Twenty street. ana
sastey along che said sOutherly Twenty
Twenty-Five point or pIaos es
beginning
Dated New York January Sth. 1907.
s NORRTLL BANNER, Rsferes
George O. Dewitt. Attorney for PLAINTIFF Naaaax
street, Borough OF Nanhsttan New YORK City. ~. "
The following ttagraHl OF the property 70
street No. IS SO West 9th street: ;
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
THOMAS W. LAWSON

Has this Trinity something the stock
of tangible evidences of
of containing checks pouring
mail. My to-day is than all the mail
all the Stock Exchange houses but Trinity
checks refer all
of Fitzgerald Of
telephone
ain-69
WILLIAM w. WHITE.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
Citations.

1NHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, Br
IL grace OF God fres and independent, 10 Anns
". Gould. Slargaret A. Jackson. Emily Jackson. Anna
TIutherfurd Adelaide Jackson. Louise jackson. WI
crnk Lille Van Arsdale, Mary B. Howell Catherine e,
Crary Eugene Benson. William H. Benson. Frederick NJ
Cooper Robert Thorns, Harold B. ThOrns Mary Wht.
Ing. Albert H Brett Emily o. Smithers Kate e Snlts
Z. RurSsy Albert Brett. Arthur =.
George W. Brett Lucy Scott Henry 3. WhslDlay Eliso
Beden. Mary Bslden. William Belden, Evelina Bedsn-
Burtis James. Mary James. William -. Mags. Bur-is
Magic William Bedsn Charles Beden Caroline Hudson,
Henry Bslden. George Beidea. Janet Chambsrlan snd
George r. Perry and TO tsnny Jackson cullen x living,
place residence is unknown her
IL any. whose names and places OF rosidencs
known the descendants any. of Anna Belden Omstst,
places residences unknOwn. and TO al
the heirs and next Of kin, II any, Ot Anna J.
Rande deceased whose names and places Of rssldencs
unknown send greeting: Whereas James ". Ran
dell and Ronald K Brown OF the CITY OF Nsv YORK,
have lately applied the Surrogze's Court County
OF New York 70 have certain instrument In writing.
and perzOnal property duly proved the lase
will aud testament OF Anna J. Ranee late o the County
are cited 70 appear before the Surrogsts of County d
York. at hts Office IN ths County ot New York. Cd
18th OF February one thousand nine hundred and
hslf-Dast o'clock IN the forenoon Of thae
will ana testament. Aud such Or hereby
cited under tha OF twenty-ons years.
CURED % appear b. your zusrean yor you ~. saV. Or S
pointed event of neglect or allure 70 -
50, a guardian viii be appointed By ths surrosAss -
reTsess.s 1pg @ m We have esnsed tie s..l Of -
Surroxafe's Court OK the sad Co.ney OF ~
York % be ,srs.rte snss1 sr.ss az our sei3
County New York. at said Coung. -
twenty OF December n ne - q
Lesd thousand nins 1urdTsa 1 ana n0wpsvv ~
ez.S e the S.sssa6Ss a.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
PACIFIC RANK

40 Broadway. New York. January is. 1907.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF two cent. and also
dividend OF two cent. payable and
after February next
The transfer books viii be closed 70 February 1907
& G. MERWTN Cashier
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

which the allows described property be sold 4
S5.41OSS. Win interest thereon from day es
November, 1903. together with aoWauces
amounting S525-44 together expenses OF ts
sale. The approximate amount OF the taxes
ments ana water rates, other Hens to bs allowed
the purchaser OF the purchase paid
Referee, Is SISoI1, and interest.
Dated New York. January Sth 1907.
.. MORRILL, BANNER, RsfsEsss
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

n, rORou CROCKER.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
III order OF Hon Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of thu
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given to al par
sor. having George A. Crockef. late OF
re county OF New York deceased. 70 present hs sams
subscribers at ths!E place
os transactns business No. 90 John Street In the City
- Novv Yor on or the 18th day Of July nsxt
- ISatsd new York Tth day Of January 1907.
AA''~ 49, LEAH REESE CROCKER,
GEORGE A. CROCKEF. Jr..
Executors.
rpAvATrE HENDERSON g. de- 0ERsDORFF, Alter
,sTs 4or Fxecntors No Sc william street. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
Surrogates' Notices.

TN rrrssrYANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK T.
4 FttLgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF New YORK
notice s hereby all hav ns claims against
Ann Augusta Tucker, late Of the County OF Nsw Horh
deceased to present the same wltA VoncheS
of3os ~ Chas p VIM. w. Buckley, Esqs, Attorneys
SnS Cs,,nseIors at law No IA Broadway, Borough OF
Manhattan, The City Of New York on or before the
drst day OF August next Dated New YORK hs twenty
fourth day OF January, 1907. .v,-,o~. -. -
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

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New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

Beaver Dm Co oaI Co esnL5a
lam 20 Jersey HUat Co GenL6 s.
r. Georgia Isl 6s
W Iat Wiz e Die Co fs 6s
rnin N. w. As sanaC CedTa Co Is 6s
in Co s. Cedl Co S.
atern zee CO. 6s Sing SIM ectTc hing Co So
G Co Is se
d Co leg. IS l.. & Co Isl 5a
1asing o Sssl Taylor Gas & Co
Co Is
5rs tkoH Brewing Co list SIS
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
WESTERN MARYLAND

Ionth % December
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

Boston, January "a. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

q, CLIFFORD POTTER
JOHN J. RIKER
WM. r. SHEEHAN
GEO. r. SHELDON
HENRY r. BHOUAIAKHn
JAMES W. TAPPIN
OAKLEIGH THORNE
ROBERT B. VAN CORTL-AHpT
". K. VANDERBILT, Jr
p. A. B. WIDEEER
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-18
LOCAL SHELTER NEEDED

Next to the need Of more money
for the development Of numerous
promising prospects throughout the
Occur d'Alenes which have not yet
reached the stage Of production, the
districts most pressing want is To-
cal smelters for both lead and cop
per ores. The lack Of such reduc-
ton works has always been great
reproAch as well as drawback to
the country but never more than
now, and yet it is only Of late tina
camp has been in a position to
guarantee a sufficient tonnage OF Ell
Their ore to make treatment at home
practical and economical.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-18
sALTEsE CONSOLIDATED.
CrOsscut Opened One Blind Ledge
and Is After Two Others.

Crosscut Opened One Blind Ledge
and Is After Two Others.
An old property near Saltese that
Is once more attracting much atten-
ton Is that Of the Saltese Consoli.
dated company It consists OF nine
claims and lies back from the North
ern Pacific railroad about three miles
in a northeasterly direction from the
town. 1t Is being opened by cross
cut tunnel which was designed to be
$50 feet long and cut two veins
known as the Black Traveller and
Mother lodes. 1t has reached neither
Of these yet but when In 400 feet It
tapped = blind ledge which showed
az feet of ore Of which Is inches
was an almost solid carbonate of
copper. This work is at depth OF
about 800 feet.
The main crosscut tunnel Is being
continued to tap the other two veins
and has about $50 feet vet to run to
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-18

reach the second or Black Traveller
ledge. It is now SO feet beyond the
blind vein and should cut the ledg
In about a month at q depth of about
400 feet. The Mother lode vein
shows a width on the surface OF 40
feet and unlike the others carries
lead-silver ore. 1t will be tapped $50
feet deep.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-18

The smelter trust, so-called, no
longer owns through its control Of
the mines anything like monopoly
OF the supply. Leaving out Of ac-
count altogether the great Bunker
Hill mine, which is not controlled
by the trust and which alone could
furnish an adequate supply Of ore
for large plant, we have the Her
cules, Hecla, Success Alameda,
Frisco, Pittsburg, Hunter, Stewart,
Tamarack, Callahan, Charles Dick
ems, and lot Of smaller or pros
pective producers, besides all the
lead-silver mines of the North side,
whose ore could be contracted for
by an independent and responsible
smelter.
As regards copper there never has
been an attempt at a smelling mo-
nopoly in this district. It is the
newness Of the industry OF copper
mining in the Occur d'Alenes that
accounts for the lack OF local reduc-
ton facilities. Now we have the
great Snow Storm mine as basis
for operations, with the Monitor
already large and steady producer
OF a different character Of copper
ore, while the Bullion, National,
Wonderful, and many other new
properties are just getting in shape
to join the ranks Of copper produc-
ers s.
We have in addition to ores Of
lead and copper a varied supply Of
dry ores in sight, most Of them hav-
ing as their base an iron that can
not be excelled for smelling pur-
poses.
Considering all the facts it seems
to the Miner that the next big pro-
motion should be smelter, provi-
ded that we cannot induce one OF
the big independent firms already
in the business to erect local
plant. By local plant we do not
necessarily mean one right in the
Occur d. Alenes. If the assembling
of proper mixture Of ores, fuxes
and fuel can be more economically
effected at some nearby outside
point and better freight rates on
supplies and products can there be
obtained, that is the place to locate
the smelter, because the object in
view should always be to secure to
the mines the very lowest freight
and treatment charges compatible
with responsible business manage
ment.
Here is chance for the proposed
Booster" club to do something eff
fective.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-18
RISING PRICES

That the market price OF Coeu
d'Alene stocks is steadily advancing
cannot be denied. That this ad
vance is due to an increased demanc
is equally obvious. How greatly
the demand has increased of late is
what the public scarcely realizes,
yet the relation Of prices to demand
is the same as in other lines of bus
mess.
We do not know any better gauge
with which to measure the increas-
ing demand for local stocks than
the sales made on the local and
Spokane boards in open session, in
the presence of hundreds of inter-
ested witnesses. These sales must
necessarily be bona fide. Those
made (and reported after the board
might easily be faxed. The Miner
never takes any cognizance OF them.
A glance at the sales record of
the past week shows not only an
active but, on the whole, rising
market. The volume of business
has been greater than even the most
sanguine broker who joined the
board at it's institution two months
ago ever anticipated. They totaled
for the week $43, 1875, an average
for the six days Of 81 ,229.
A review Of the Spokane market,
eliminating all but Occur d'Alene
stocks, would make even better
showing since some few local stocks
are traded in there regularly which
are only occasionally called here.
Besides this the Spokane exchange
is many years older than its Wal
lace confrere and consequently
numbers, or should number, more
clients as well as brokers.
The only conclusion that the
Miner can arrive at after a study of
both markets is that the possibilities
of the Occur d'Alene district are
now beginning to be recognized and
that we may therefore expect a
steady increase in the number of
stock transfers and corresponding
advance in prices, over term of
year or two at least.
There will, Of course, be momen-
tary depressions owing to over zeal
GUS booming Of some particular
stock, but our belief is that year
or two from now the market will
show as great or greater gains over
present prices as the past year has
recorded over those OF 1905.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-18
Nine Mile Prospects Sold.

Mrs. Thomas of Monarch has SOLD
group OF four claims near the Blacl
Cloud and Monarch mines to B. M
Francis. G. ]. Doherty and A. w
Woodwork and associates of Nilsson
Ia, Mont. 1t is known as the Nortf
Star group and will be forthwit.
opened up at a depth of 400 feet b,
q new lower crosscut tunnel 500 fee
In length. The upper workings show
some good grade galena ore.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-18
MORNING NO. 9 TUNNEL.
Engineer Merriam COmmends It As
Splendid Piece Of Work.

EA8iAccr McrEiAm OOmm6nOS IL Al
Splendid Piece Of Work.
ut Is one of the finest pieces Of
engineering and construction work
have ever seen," said c. F. O. Mer.
RAM, the well-known mining en-.
gineer now In charge of F. Augustus
Heinze's interests in the Occur
d'Alenes, on concluding a trip
through the No. 6 tunnel OF the
Morning mine on Tuesday.
ut reflects the greatest credit on
all who have had any connection
with 1t, he continued, "and more es-
pecially on Mr.. w. B. Fisher. the
general superintendent of the Fed
eral company, and Superintendent
Cartwright Of the Morning mine. 1t
was q revelation to me. We rode out
through the two mile long tunnel on
a train Of Is cars, loaded with ore,
that were dumped inside OF II min
utes from the time we left the ore
shoots in the mine.
II am sure we travelled at the rate
of 20 miles an hour and yet there
was not Jolt, jerk or jar all the
way. Even going round the curves
the riding was as smooth as in a
passenger coach on a first class rail-
road.
1.-The tunnel, except where 1t was
curved, is as straight as q
die. Looking along its electric light
ed length the vista seemed to extend
for miles. 1t is q splendid example
Of how mining should be done"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-18
Silver Cable Lets Contract.

The Silver Cable company has lei
q contract for ESQ feet of work In
its new crosscut tunnel, contract fol
an equal amount OF work having just
been completed.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-18
LEGAL NOTICES


The Wallace Miner IL authorized
by the laws Of the last session Of
the Idaho legislature to publish all
kinds Of legal notices. The mana.
ger Of the Miner will therefore great
~ appreciate oil such business and
specially requests the patronage Of
mining companies - he would like
to make . speciality Of advertising
company meetings, notices Of assess.
ment and notices of sale of delin-
quent stock.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-04-18

Miner unable publish full and accurate returns
efforts obtain the from
estimated lacking from
the above table will publish receive them
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-07
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS


The hoard met on Tuesday Iasf and
transaeied the foilOwiDg bnsipesss
The contract 10 furnish and erect
six steel cells IN the Dfoohlvn lookup
Vas awarded % lie C1ley jail
Building Company Tor <>OJ.
Engineers Ireland and Phelps sub,
mifted reports regarding TIE 5pa creek
bridge. recommending the commits
sioners 70 accept the saue.
To grade the proposed road ~ the
Third district, beginning ~ Smell =
blacksmith shop and going - 4. q.
WhiffemOre q. Frederick smell Did
~ .3g5. The contract was not awarded.
Tire following orders were passed
Whereas the engineers IN charge ~
Spa bridge under construction ~ The
T.aner f. Harper Company, baee re-
ported 70 this board that said bridge
has been constructed and finished ~
conformity 70 the terms, plans ayd
Specifications.
Therefore. be il resolved that tho
said bridge be and the same u hereby
accepted.
De II further resolycd. that IN yiew
" the fact that liens already laid by
appr0pI late action in ti8e Circuit fVuri
for Anne Arundel county, and other
lens contemplated Of which this
board las been advised, will exhaust
the whole fund due 10 the Iauer n
Harper CompaDy, therefore this board
will not pay any further sums on
account Of the balance due said con-
tractors until said Liens are adjndicatcd
By the Court or Courts having juTis-
dicfion thereof.
Ordered-That the 4. q. q y. y.
Company be directed 10 place tWo
lights on Spa bridge ~ points 10 be
designated By this board, one Of which
the county will pay the usual rental
for and the other 10 be furnished rent
free in consideration Of the right 81
way granted said company by the
county for its conduits across said
bridge. in conformity 10 the plans and
specifications OF Charles Il. Phelps,
as 10 the manner Of constructing the
said eOnduits.
Ordered That the Chesapeake q
Potomac Telephone Company BE-
charged rental Of go per month,
payable monthly, for the right Of way
for its conduits across Spa bridge.
COnduits to be constructed In conform
ity 10 plans and specifications fur
nished by Charles T.. Phelps, civil
engineer
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-07
EXECUTIVE CLEMEHCT.
Governor Attends To 0mciai Busi-
ness.

Governor Warfeld ATTENDED - on
efal business il the executive depart-
menf Tor q short time yesterday after
nooa. after BE- had returned from ne
graduation exercises At fne N4sAA
academy. lie took W one case - an
application FOR pardon
The case laid before the Governor
Va. that ~ william R0Dirsous wAo
vas convicted ~ burglary - the
Criminal Court ~ Balslm0re city ard
sentenced - nine years IN the Peni-
teutlary. his term expiring 90 De-
cembeF !. ~ the present. year. The
case wss laid before the ftos ernor
~ The late Nark fIagaD. 81 the Bal
fimore city detective force. before
his death. and was again urged upon
the Governors attention yes1srlay
b. Clinton 1icGabe. The Governor
directed that tie case - ADVERTISED
for a dnai hearing On June y nezt-
The Governor has directed That let
tefs Dc written 10 the sgperinter4ents
Of the various state Institutions re-
qnesting that they make q public dis
play ~ the national Gag on Friday
June r.. the anniversary ~ tbe dag
upon which il ssas adopted ~ Con-
gress. The Governor hopes that the
people of the State wili take TIE mat
ter up generally and celebrate fhe oe-
casiOn in q fitting maunsF-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-07
Moving Pictures.

The SaFdine Industry u France,
siioag ing the whole process from the
hauling in ~ myFisds 81 the little 81.
yer mites - the soldering ~ the tins.
FORMS = most interesting feature ~
Lyman 81. IloWe's t.lfeorama, 70 ~
seen AZ the Colonial Theatre on JOn.
day night. June ~. = flung com
paDl0u 70 this - another series de-
pieflng tire perils and baFdsblps ~
Whaling. which ~ nov almost Al ON
scIefe calling. The two pictures
shown ~ one program form = stfjk-
ing contrast - tie infinitely mighty
with the infinitely weak ~ the deep
seas toll" Differing only IN Kind,
but not in interest. is another fea-
ture showing the agility and dexter
ify ~ matadors eVadiBz the furious
charges ~ 81 eBFaged bull
one ~ them a. last resort, 81
cares from Imminent danger only
~ feaping clear over the fail iehg ~
II the animal. ireland ard IL
People - sflll another feature shat
reveals city life ~ Cofk. Dublin and
Limerick. - veil - some quaint
Trlsh characters engaged IN cutting,
dFvlug and maykefiDRDe Hogei ~
the extreme aFe fie scenes sb0Nn IN
and as0and Mr. wellmanfs camp on
Danes Tslau1 aDd tte pfspaFaf1 oDs ~,
ing made - carry cot he daring
plags to-feaeh tie Nofib Pole ~ =
balloon. lGow tbs D0lomjiss IL me
northern Italian Tyroi wffe finally
eonQcersd only = few months ago
after ssanr defeats w5li alec Ds
sfewa. TbfooxfODf. Nf. Homes
new program promises - sBrpAss IN
analffy and human fnteFsst any ne
las ever presented hitherto.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-07
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Martin, wife Of DR. john &.
Martin and daughter, Miss Rebea
Martin. Of Findlay, Ohio, mother and
sister 81 MidsbipmAD Martin, have
been spending June week here. Miss
Martin attended the german TUESDAY
night
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Gies and family
are now occupying Norwood Fancy, "
their country home at Brownsville,
this county, for the summer.
Miss Teresa Gies and. Marian Miller,
Of Baltimore, are visiting Miss Anna
Graham, Green street.
Miss NIunnikhuysen, 81 Bel Air,
is the guest Of Miss Margaret Clayton
for a few days, at Miss Clayton's
home, Market street.
Miss Lota Robinson, 81 Baltimore,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Richard
Morton, Jr.. at Severn, her country
home, near Annapolis.
Miss Marcia Beck. is visiting Mrs.
cleveland Pratt Manning at her resi-
dence. 9iS North Calvert street, Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox. Of Alabama,
have been visiting their son, Passed
Midshipman Knox, at the naval Acad-
envy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rankin. Of Connec-
tieut. have been visiting their son,
Midsbipman Rankin.
Mrs. :. .. TlIghmsn, Of ~. Mar
garet's. IS visiting her mother, Mrs.
GEORGE W. Higgins, Charles street.
Miss EmeIine Wolf, Of Pcnnsyl-
yanfa, is the guest Of Miss Ethel
FeIdmeyer
Lieut.. RoseelI, 4. ;. 81. g., and
Mrs. RosseII. Of the Washington navy
yard, are visiting Mrs. Kosselps par
enfs. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis =. Clayton.
Mrs. carroll Van Ness,of baltimore,
Is visiting her sister Nrs. Cusacbs,
King George street.
Mrs. Theodore Porter 81 Pbiiadel-
phia. Is visiting her daughter, NTs.
Cusachs. wife 81 Professor cnsacbs,
Naval Academy.
Mrs. Ferdinand Pfaltz and son,
Albert. ~ New York, arc visiting Or.
and Nrs. George W. Miller Jrs.
Pfaltz's parents.
Mfs. WiIfFed Hall Nipple and
daughter, Evelyn, ~ philadelphia,
are visiting Nrs. Hippie's parents, ~
the First ~. T.. Church parse mage.