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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-18
Feet In q Annl8.

Fsee h u A0nla.
Ma PnsumA0''TA1s b ny baby,
Mr.. Rrakss: she 10 rust voGts old
today"
Mr.. BEakss-"Ah, "a. 10 .hs sure.
shs-ah-ahe-is WE'LL yos know they
say homsly babies always gzuw up -
DO beauties. @ you may b thankful
-os-er-tha& ts-wsn, maan b N,
how much she resembles her mGthG4"
-ClevUdand L4aAer.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-18

ginian seems to have the sorest
spot. And all because he did not
get chance to handle your Uncle
Samuel's mail at the Virginia
office. Too bad. But we scarce
think J. Adam will notice the effect
any more than would a dog take
particular note of the biting of one
lone flea.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-18
Natural etu,ell,o0.

Natural cenetvste0. ~ s.,' .' 3.,. !.
Tess-How do you know sAs's %
ing to marry Mr.. Hoamlsy. Tor III
money!
Jess-shs told me co.; g. -.
Tsss-You don't mean 70 say she
admitted che vas going to marry him
for his money? ~'* " r
Jess-same thing. che told mo che
vas going to marry him.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-18

Or all the editors in this congress
sional district who are knocking
J. Adam Bede the scribe of the Vir-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-18

THE scrap is on; and the honest
citizen knows the honest candidate
for whom he intends to vote.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-18

EVERY voter has right to ex-
press his sentiments at the polls as
he may see fit, but no voter who
casts his ballot for Andrew Hawkin
son for mayor need be ashamed of
hia act
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-18

"B1LL AND JOE" Water always
finds it's level, tits said.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-18

ASS ANSuS "a tuC SOuIA SIOC "uOSC
family is subjected to the noise of
the hoodlums enroute to and from
the houses of ill.fame that are per-
mitted to exist within sight of the
schools and residence portion of
the town will vote for Mr.. William
H. Eaton for mayor, in order to in.
sure the retainance of the nuisances
in their present location.
JAMES SULLIVAN, who makes a
single-handed independent fight
tor the aldermanship of the Third,
admits having met defeat by mar.
gin of six votes in former contest
for the aldermanship of the First,
but AYERS that he came closer to
landing the job than the Virginian
editor came to getting the postofice.
But he says he does not attribute
his defeat to false promises.
THE Hibbing press, as anticipat-
ed, had "holler" coming over the
outcome of the foot ball game, but
the statements relative to the "hood-
lum element" of Virginia comes
with poor grace from the sponsors
of school whose pupils had to be
ordered to quit smoking in the
basement of the Roosevelt build
ing and had to be "called" for other
acts while in the city on their trip.
DID you get one? What? One of
those statements of your subscrip.
ton account mailed the first of the
week. If you did and have not re.
sponded, kindly do 80 at once.
While each account is small there
are many of them, and each will
pay for a brick or two in our pros
pective new abode. Look up the
statement and send a check to
cover. 1t will be appreciated at
this time. Thank you.
THE Virginia correspondent of
the Duluth Evening Herald does
not appear to be greatly in love
with the Republican ticket as
nominated, if one might be per-
n'itted to judge from his effusion
relative to the city convention
Tuesday evening. But it will also
be remembered that Mr.. Metcalfe,
the correspondent who sent the
matter to the Herald, was one of
the proprietors of the Virginian
two years ago and was not averse
to profiting by the action of the
present city council acting under
the lash of Mayor Eaton in per.
hitting himself and partner to pro-
fit by the city printing deal, all
city printing being awarded the
Virginian for it's valiant service in
behalf of the same candidate for
mayor who is now subjected to the
grill. But whatever motive may
have prompted the writing of the
article-even though it be an at.
tempt to again get next to the pub.
lie crib by cutting in on the city
printing in the event of Mr.. Eaton's
defeat-the article is of a nature
commenting the writer to the
thanks of the respectable element
of Virginia citizenship.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-18

THE slot machine revenue to the
city is some $500 per month. Don't
know whether or not that is all the
owners of the devices are called
upon 10 pay, but we do believe the
city can get along without blood
money of this description and that
no honest citizen would object to
seeing a bonfire made of these gam
bling devices, according to law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

NEWPORT. Sept 70 The loco.
motive and tao cars loaded with
ioga. on che Rainier Beach logging
road. which extends from Mercer
slough. a distance % two and a half
miles east Eot beyond the control 81
thu engineer fast Thursday. and ran
down grade ~ fearful speed Al a
curve engine and cars left the
track pliinE up IN a broken mass
~ irun and wood on the engine.
besides The engineer and fireman.
waa brakeman an jumped bat
the engineer. who sustained q hrok.
~ lex on the front car were five
japa who failed to jump When
the train Jeff the track those five
brown men were hurled Ia as many
directions but miraculouely cacap
"a without ininry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

duoed q Mauacr repeating pistol aud
opened fire on the governor and
his suite The governor WAS hit
several times and subsequently
died Several members 90 bis stair
were Killed there IN the courtyard
The Taotai then armed some 30 OF
bis students. erected a harricade
and killed a number al soldiers i'm
mcdiatcly sent TO arrest him. and
waa himself finally captured only
after a desperate resistance
lie declared boldly that he had
had IA mind fof years the over
throw % the Mnnchus. and added
bitter words about Japan
1 personally witnessed his execu.
tlon
We stood upon plot 81 ground
some 100 yards square. Enclosed on
three sides by is.foot wall and on
the other ~ low building OF fan
tastic architecture On the steps %
this building stood numerous chi.
ueHe maBdarina iu official robes af
GORGEOUS sllk and conlcal hats wish
vaFiously eulorrd buttons. small
spheres ~ polished stone. on top.
Behind these officials and all
around the wall rinod crowds uf
blue and whlteclethsd Chinese Ia
the middle ~ the square knelt the
unfortunate official. bound and a.
most nude. hts long pletaii held
faulty oct Ga front by = sinister.
faced individual Another figure
slalked slowly towards these two
Tie carried q hugs. shining. bread.
hladed sword In hla hand. which BE-
ilpuriahcd drxtrruuklf lie was The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

execnilonef He came alongside Of
the condemned man. glanced casual.
" at The silent group of mRndafina.
then raised his blade In the air aud
with one sweeping cut brought ~
down upon the ncck Of the victim.
FhiH rs China today man against
man. official against official, the
geyerumen, frightened oat 81 ita
wiia, rebellion and assassination
and revolt on oyery sldoa nd ia
pan smiling across the little strip
81 blue water
hus the punishment did not stop
With death The government was
too unucrved. and every Chinese
subject knows what to expect when
the government loses its peace Of
mind
The following is translation 81
the official record o. the execution
Immediately The assassin vas
dsrapliated. bis heart wah cut out
aud offered 10 the departed spirit
" the deceased governor ln ubedi.
cncc tu the commands received
from Ranking. the Taotai of the as.
saealus native cigy arrested bis cu.
tire family AZ relatives az man
@ho had been IN open rebellion
akaiust the constituted authorities.
the female members 81 the family
may b. sold into slavery. the males
above ~ years Of axe may be- dccap
Hated aud those under that agc
mas Do made into cuuacha tor aery.
ice Ia fhc palace a. Picking Fur.
thrfmere. the ancestral graves Of
the rebel may also suffer The
iomia may BE- raEed and doappiied
and tho bones and dust Within them
scattered 70 the four points 81 the
compans
This II China IN 1907
Highly placed and Influential chi
ueae officials and public men be
lisve that only by She downihrow
uf the Manchua can ihe integrity -
China BE- preserved The Boxers
hcip hg their revolutions aud upris
insa In a year in q month. "a =
week nsrhaps tamofruw China
viii b. tearing az her own throat
And that "a the moment Japan
awaits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
RAT ORDINANCE

An ordinance intended 10 prevent
and check the spread u plague u
this sport was introduced into tho
council last night on behalf Of tie
board Of health.
Regulations are made f3i no
docking Of ahlDa arriving from ln-
fec'od ports and rules laid down
70 prevent rats passing 10 and 10
between ship and shore
Violet ray treatment aud eiec-
trio vlbratOry massage. Turhsh and
steam balhH-u under the Grand
Opera House. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
~ CAPT. WALTER KiRroN.
Seattle stars Exclusive Service. }

Seattle stars Exclusive Servioe.)
SHANGHAI. sspt TO- China Is
alrnssy nearer falling into the
hands Of rapacious Japan than the
rest OF the world imaglncs
All that Japan wants ~ trouble
SHE wants rebellion 90 break out In
China She to eager To see the
dow agerempregs off The throne.
and she IL Hmillng IN her voluml.
nous sleeves at the thought Of the
upflsiugs that are sure Ia follow
She ls doing all she can 20 disrupt
China now. and she Ia succeeding
admirably
In Tits she Is being nohly backed
by that huge society known 90 the
Engltah speaking world yafiouaiy
a. the anti monarchisia," The rev.
olutiouarles the secret society
men. OF the enoxora
Local rebelllera. riots, murders
and plraeles have been numerous
IN every part OF China Tor the past
els montha. and they are increasing
Nv number every day. more esps'
elally In the Yanatac valley. Many
eafaoes Of guns have been import.
ed. although the government has
captured some.
And Japan watches all this with
a smile. assists it. encourages "a. al.
moat openly fosters u. because
sooner or later she Intends to step
Ia aud eay 10 China. This must
not continue. and 10 the rest Of
the world. We are civilized We
understand China. You need not
eoncern yourselves We will az,
range everything
And she viii She viii swallow
China whole unless abe Ia stopped
By one OF more ~ the world pow.
cfs.
To ahow the state % The aEiia.
ton In China. Il h hardly Heeea
sarY % 30 mere than 10 mention
the recent assassination % one %
tho meet prominent Manchu Off.
ciais By another Chinese official o.
hlgh mark The Mauehu was a re-
dictionary he vas hated b. the
people
iIis exccllency I'm Min. The Man.
ehu governor of Anhui. visited the
government school al bis capital
Anking. accompanied by his staff
Scarcely had he entered the court
yard when the assistant director az
The school, Taotai iiau Hsi.liu. pro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

Honey.
rfAlrss honey. per ease ts7tateti
sirehet honey per H. 90. California
Vegetables.
Green corn. li00Hffs per sack
ei.a"na. Walis saiia. ~ she Per ~.
haea. Is, i40fke' hssta sark' tiIGt
eaffst@ sack - s8 iufuips sack 81 rel
hatheass tomatoes. 400 ftoi igttpee. home
bell peppers, o. $40 100 hasi euoumuafs.
DOS $50 soc lima beans. 20, lie. green
beans 10 Ael rumWef pauashes f@afs.
1896. 81 peas. ih .t sweet pntntoes. n.
psf boz new potatoes local ti o6g i'ass
Gal, ~ Nes tomatoes. tuUdi too 80 Der
hqs ~ ihs. Wenatehes tomatoes boa
aov GO pumpkins hWge 3D. naFs'
" Eel le sack
naster.
washiarion efssmsry. H., aaf. nastera'
teglie. fanrh sfuats
fesiiry.
i've hens 3D. tauiee. hfallers. H. leo
Tssss se ffeEsn fawi iiAe. coasters. ise.
Aeilsfs gts turkeys. a..
Cheese
Oregon Tvihs. ~. ofssea y A, lie
Hmas
WaHhiuFfnn ranch eggs duH gSet
Eastern saWgscl OREGON ranch ace
tin's aaa csnsat
Portland cement. Imported. per bbi
90! Portland esinssL California. ~
iti. hqa
Lee.ai seplss case. Ttrofias, Cal
ifofnia apFles a. gaNzi eraHass. faHuy.
g 90 tananas. funsh. tato8a t0i
Esaps frsiis o. $50 sat iemons. per
Boz % toa Zee tunes psr eass. ID 30.
s sf ss a, 3,s,s'''h' SF-ie 800
teifies crate 81 tqNtl1. peaches. TtsU
81 81. plume focal somtoc. pssfa. tiB
is 5s sas sis ssse s 49,. e ss,, cs
lsafa ~ 90. pins appiea. e. 98at dos
NFF 20 Dos zoe ih tufkishefrirH. NN
ias h Nsiasa efsprs o. ef0 - hisek
an Wsst rssfs. tifs 80 ~. ~
hrrtgs lep rfarfurda. soa ggc. shite
peaches 5A@ttc
live sises.
,,, w'.h' -, r. * .s,s !. sss. r. ,eo,es
falyss, ~ -, t0as. tan4bs 80 ~. tse
rsfs iulse
s,ssfs PEI p il,e. cows pss ~ sNs.
rs uftr spfiaF iamb. TO-. ifottxsi
efssssd hoss b. tgiso
Ttsh
stsamss haifhui ~ 10. tasae. chiBoaH.
* a. hsnins % x sqts. pes,sh.
81. jest ID ta4itA e schooner haiihut
~ ~ aHthes silver smalfa ~ tcs
olfnpia oFsssrs ssrs rgs y. AL u,al
- sHaFpFa "a. t4er. lianA per safk 81 70
ffafsa shsa psr To- &C.. whitsfsh per
BE-. itQtTA
hay ana Tesdstsfr.
PUGET seuaa haB tsH ssowgf. alfalfa
ftt9 Hnsst hHY. TOP we if. = belle
fHfnsf fun. al0. cfHrkrd roFn. tun. tsi0
is trs0 Htrai tah. EaNs mtfduuEs
tea fifggsl al rahs per tsa. Its
Nlahs fsf Sees ils4 Hnasta tea ~
- ehaprsd feed. ton tsfAgt eats ton
iafo4s ehsaf Son 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
Daniel Thurman,
A Specialist

Daniel Thurman, the well known
tailor. whose place OF businoas al
1915 Second ave, IN daily becom.
INK more popular with Seattle
young men. makes a specially OF
always being Just n little ahead %
anyone else IN styles aud patterns
for mems suits. His prices are al
ways moderate 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
KENNYoALE

KENNYnALE Sept I0-The
only saloon tn KING county that has
hccn kept open on SUNDAY since
sheriff Smith ordered she I'd put
on Was that Conducted BY Pat ca.
sick. az this place. Pat contended
that he bad not been notified. and
therefore Kept his place open A
deputy sheriff last sunday made a
special trip 20 this place and warn,
"a Pat 20 close on sunday. which
order vas promptly obeyrd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
NV M az ar ATOMS

OLYMPIA. Sent no Corpora.
ton papers have been iiled IN tho
officc Of the secretary OF state az
fellows
n y. q r. Lumber & Shlngle
company OF Everett. $4,000. Vim.
Brown, r. Reafd and o. $. Rog
era
blackwell Lumber company ot
Seattle. $1,000. Lewis e stare.
GeofEe u, Biackweu aud y. A SUIT.
phen.
The Western Az Improvement
company Of Seattle. $4,000. r. r.
simpson. Joseph E Thomas. W,
r. peGraal W W sawyer and q.
\ Marsolals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
CHINA TO-DAY A LAND or MURDER, REVOLT, RIOT;
WITH JAPAN GfOATlNG OVER 1T AS COMING PRIZE

CAPT. KiRroN. IN A SPECIAL
sTArUMgNr TO THE STAR
FROM CHINA, TELLS or DIS.
PERArE CONDITIONS, AND
or HOW JAPAN lsetNcouR.
AGING ANARCHY. WITH IN.
rENrioN or FINALLY GRAB.
DING WHOLE couNTRY-pE.
scRleEs EXECUTION or OF.
FlolAL WHO MURDERED AN.
OTHER HIGH OFFICER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
srRsEr SPEAKER ARREsrGo.

J. Il Osborne. the blind social
ist orator. was arrested again lasg
ulght and charged with obstructiuH
the streets Al the time Of his
arrest Osborne was addressing a
crowd on Pike place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
NEGRO THUG R0BS
WOMAN

Miss Bennett y youas woman
rooming at 800 Stewart st.. wus
robbed by "A negro thug last night
.and relieved Of about $50 worth Of
yaluahloa Miss Bennett WAS awak
oned In the middle OF the ni-it 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

find 4 nSgro standing over hcT with
q revolver leveled Of her head She
WIS commanded 10 get under the
covers aud stay there, which ord.
der WAS promptly Obeyed.
The ahgro made o cOmplefe
seach q Che room a1d won b. eit
Miss Bennett missed her yhluables.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
THE MARKETS

business on Western ay. was not
very brisk thls morning. but quota
lions remain unchanged. Fruits
aud vegetables are coming on the
street Ia large nuuahers. but prices
are the same. A carload OF fancy
peaches this mors'ng on the street
from Wenatohee.
Tomatoes are firm. with a steady
demand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
Hamilton Studio

Colman BLDG Artistic photographs
Reasonable prices. No coupons or
other frauds 80
Seine ct Washington Wild cat
insurance companies are being ~
riously reflected upon ia the East
Washington Fires Feputs IL above
criticism. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

-rA,v. weczy~ presented BY the
r.s mnsscal comedy company, -
~. - w~sas Nm At the Lyric vhe4ier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

.s.sv Iaae. al The Grand.
a a. a record oreakins
- AS wee. The play tolls
!. ss.vltal story Of Western l'.e
4. 49, q vigilance committees
= ~ eeea given an admirable
= and sampsaoas noannhs
y llshlef { Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10
Dnn'i Bnild

Before setting oHr estimates on
plumbing and heating Modern
fixtures at fair prices G. ~ Brown
Plumbing Co, 22l Pine 81. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

:. ssserea rs new blu yea'
Ias l "a each q ne three ner.
N'aN ." ,lsased Als houses The
e'nlAa', y sns hlll IL The act Of ORA
NJ Ss's's ss :. sheep and srcy y,
Iirs ma sheep are educated
Aeasas .s,ne trained anlm&is and
iAeaf ~ ~ written BY Melvin @,
4 s1ss's ned The Wall street
wlsstasA unexpected by the Pan.
WAY ~ ~ cmpans met with .
uses -. -..s,sea There are ma
heAf'y ~ W, ssls Of a varied na
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ADJUSTMENTS



n.w acts opened their
nfM 80 Il he star theatef yes.
vesss ls,ase y and wero repeated
sesdal AVN nj q roxlea circus OF
last nitnss - ara cats tiokled ne
srainea ~ aad found favor Win
yoanssss1a, Don 4 Thompson
Iclief qso sse,eedy dialogue and the
have 4 eon,s, s,opAay appear In a
nas .rallea ~Reooeultion
''s ~ other turns turns In, iss' Win wood
lehasoA : ressnsg pictures OF a
= $50 Sc % ts.s lsi"es s,ss
~ " ~ u s.is'.ss = ''s'e 80 ' y,
q Ssrs 4. ms 81 : :. '-'' 49,. =
90. 90 aisect son''e y 80 40
~ RE same show s '
s.sasTnisht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

The live weather has brought
revival Of inlyeoat 10 Luna Park.
0e Couey afsnd OF the Northwest
snd big crowds are agaan visiting
lie popular West seattle resort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

The Family thoator and muHee
now has It's full Hat OF attractions
and ~ preaentlng a bis bill LOT vau-
dovllle and curlo acts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

The oliver presents new vAuds
vile and new 1sovlng pictures thfs
wosA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

~.e,. Ian Perkins viii run AT
Il !. ~ seattle sheaier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

heal numbers y a feature Of thin
w0sk's bill At N eodeon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-10

Honey.
N4klsa honey. per ease taTt4to
htretnet honey per ih. 90. California
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

most beautiful women in society here
during her husbands several years stay
at this post. She was. before her mar
riage. Miss Helen King Of Baltimore,
tall and stately blonde. exceedingly
graceful. well-bred. and gracious.
For many months she acted as hostess
Of the embassy here while her husband
was charge d'amaires. the Ambassador
and Baroness HcnEelmulleT being alb
senS I'm Austria for about ten months.
Baroness Won Giskra has spent much
Of her time abroad with her mother. and
during her stay nC-e their two interest
ing children remained on the Isle of
Wight with their grandmother.
The Washington times., 1907-02-14
Diplomats Wife a Balti-
mOrean, FaVorite in
Washington.

Much interest is felt in Washington
society over the recent appointment o.
Baron Won GislIra. formerly counselor
of the Austrian embassy here. as Aus
trian minister TO Mexico.
Baroness Won Giskra was one OF the
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

Joseph Snow. Of New York city. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Harris.
Of Twelfth street northeast, for a
week.
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

The Merrymakers will give a Valen-
this evening.
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

Mrs. Swinburne. wife Of Rear Admiral
Swinburne, who is stationed at San
francisco, Il the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
w Miller Graham, of Santa Barbara,
Cal They are spending a few weeks
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

Miss Title Ran. of r street is
spending a week with her sister, Mrs
Felix Calm, Of Baltimore
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

Mrs. Mary Carr Curtis. of Penang.
MALAYSIA. will be at home Friday after
noon with Mrs. Lacy and Miss Pierce
at PSI. The Portner.
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

Mrs. Taft. wife Of the Secretary of
War, will b. hostess this afternoon
at a bridge whist party. the first OF
a number Of a series planned BY the
members Of the smart set 10 while away
the quieter days OF Lent From TO
;. bridge whist will be the program.
followed from 10 by an Informal re-
Ception
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

Senior CreCl. the ambassador from
COrea at his marriage. February p to
Miss India Bell Fleming. daughter. Of
Col. and Mrs. Robert l. Fleming The
brides attendants have not all been Sc
leCted. but Miss ETma Shaw. one of the
seasons debutantes. daughter of the
Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
Leslie M. Shaw. viii he among the
bridesmaids
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

Mrs. Carrot A. Hobart left Wash
ington yesterday. after spending the
winter season here and renewing ac-
qUaintances with a large circle Of
friends made during her previous resi-
dence, when her husband was in office.
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

Mr. and Mrs Colby NJ. Chester re-
turned to their home in New York to-
DAY. They have been the guests Of Mr..
Chester's parents. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Chester, for the past week.
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

Mrs. Gilbert Hart and children. of
Chicago. who have been the guests for
several weeks Of Captain and Mrs.
Hart. OF the Romano, leave for their
home tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

The engagement of Miss Hazel Frances
furthermore 10 George r. s. COnneu has
been announced. Miss Buttermore and
Mr.. Cornell are both Of ConnellsviIle.
Pa. where Mr.. COnneI is a well-knov,n
newspaper man Mr. Cornell was born
In Washington and for many years lived
In Georgetown and attended the public
schools here. including the Western and
Business High schools.
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

The engagement Of Miss Minnie Bur
nett Curtis to Frederic Onviu Wood
some Of Boston. Mass. is announced bv
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Curtis. OF 40 3
street northeast
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

Just now in Mexico. and last week the
Cuban minister TO Mexico Antonio
RiVcrO. entertained NJ dinner I'm honor
OF the American rear admiral. The
American guests asked 10 meet them in
Guided her host and hostess, Mrs. Ar
thur Lord OF New York: J. w Giles
PIE, Of Santa Barbara; r. II. Hay
Chapman, Of Los Angeles: Mrs. Joseph
Clark Grew, and the American ambls-
sador, ID. +. Thompson.
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

Miss Julia Noyes. OF Portland. Me
IS the guest of Gen. John Nj. Wilson
and Miss Waller at their Massachusetts
avenue home.
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

Among the Neutrality-suspicious. at Palm
Beach, Fla, are MIR. and Mrs Walter
d. Denegrc
The Washington times., 1907-02-14

Mrs. z. L. McElrov and Miss McElroy
are the guests OF Mrs Chase. Of the
Connecticut Miss Ethel Chase. who is
a student at Bryn Mawr will return to
Washington Friday for the week end
and will entertain az card party on
chat evening, In honor Of her cousin.
Miss McElroy.