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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-07

Among those present were Secretary
COrtelyou, Governor and Mrs Dawson,
of West Virginia. Governor and Mrs.
Swanson. OF Virginia; Senator and Mrs
Scott, OF West Virginia; Captain and
Mrs. Lugo OF the Mexican Commission;
President and Mrs St George Tucker.
Colonel and Mrs. Harrison. from Fort
Monroe; Col ]. J. McCooke, Misses
McCooke. Admiral Dahl and staff. Col
onel Manterola. Of the Mexican Com
mission Captain Corzo, Captain Fer
nandez. Captain Bolley. and Lieutenant
Cootes-
Mrs. Edward W. Eberle. wife Of Lieu
tenant Commander Eberle, L. S N.
who recently returned 10 Washington
from a visit to her parents. Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Rodgers. at their Mary
/ land home, has gone 20 Newport for a
| short stay and viii later go 10 Bar
Harbor. where she VIII be the guest Of
/ Mrs Austin Tubbs.
! Mrs. AveriIl. wife Of Capt. Nathan X.
Averi1. L. S. A, and her children are
| spending the summer st their country
place on Lake MahOpac. y. Y.
PAY Director John n. Speel L. S. ".
has leased the former home OF Gen
Richard c. Drum. 1916 K street, and will
/ take possession on October l.
Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Kann and their
son. Stuart. are spending the summer at
Renshsw Hulpine, Nd
Miss Fontleroy. of Washington. d. c.,
Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs w. S.
Smith, of Norfolk.
Mrs. Manney. wife Of Rear Admiral
| danney, has returned TO her home in
! New York after a visit Of several weeks
in Washington. Next season Mrs. Man
ney will make her home in Washington,
! Commodore and Mrs, Rush r. Wal
lace. L. s N. have gone to Nantucket
with their family for the summer.
Mrs L. L. Durfee. wife OF Captain
Durfee. L. S. A, and children are
spending the summer with Captain Dur.
fees mother in Chardon. Ohio. Captain
Durfee is now on recruiting duty IL
Roanoke. Va.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy, .. 5
AN-s Will HpCllu NLAc SUMMER GN OueN9
Chase Md.
Miss Olga Converse, daughter OF Rear
Admiral Converse. L. s. N. is the cues
Of friends at Newport r. L
Mrs. Key, wife OF Lieut. Com. Alber
L. Key. Z. S. N. is spending the sum
mer at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. Hooker. wife of Capt. Richard s
Hooker, L. s. NJ. c.. with her children
is spending the summer at Monterey
Pa.
Miss Aexandrine Fitch, daughter o.
\ Chief Engineer Henry w. Fitch, u. S
N. is the guest of friends at Green
wich. Conn, and will join her family a
Bay Head. y. J.
Miss Sylvia Wilder. daughter of Col
WILDER E. Wilder. L. S. A. entertained
| 4 house DartV over JulV AZ her conn
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Lieut.. and Mrs. John w. Timmons left
today for Newport where they will re-
main for some time. Mrs Timmons will
join her parents, the Vice President and
Mrs. Fairbanks, in ten days q. Daayers,
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Miss Alexandrine Fitch, daughter of
Chief Engineer Henry W. Fitch, u. S.
N, is the guest of friends at Green
wich. Conn, and will join her family at
Bay Head. y. J.
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MISS OLGA CONVERSE.

eyes of to Newport
resorts, the
with dinners breakfasts coaching
ties yachting trips object existence There
estng The is not yet the first
toned though Whaw Reid
society this is the
ocean Ell home.
The numbers of Americans summer especially
London like Washing
ton news daughter
athde touring greater
of the of the fair
wealthy Mahde lucky foreigner than there last
appeared a prince
enormously wealthy frankly
her money
day she marry interesting
after she died should
her Truly, these twentieth century lovers!
+ + +
Szvz
OAA present trip Europe study conditions in
Germany, and Mr. and Mrs Augustus Eddy maintain digni-
both
According Eddy and the brdetobe
passing Continent They Paris
completion occupied
weeks will be Carlsbad other of
spas the conclusion Senator Berdg
the entire will London, where the
English fiction the
aristocracy
oyed great with American brides and bdgroom
today Georges always
the
more recent ceremony in
sador at Washington
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-07

Mass. where they have taken a farm
for the summer Lieutenant Tlmmons
VIII spend the month Of August with
them
General and Mrs. Corbin are at the
Chevy Chase Inn. where they have been
for several weeks, experimenting the
beginning OF their new house. which
viii be within a stones throw Of the
Chevy Chase Club.
Miss Edythe and Beulah Roseway
have gone TO Virginia Hot Springs for
an indefinite stay.
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish viii entertain q
large company at luncheon IN her New
port villa Crossways.
Miss Gladys Mills and Ogden L. Mills
have arrived at the Mills villa in Belle
vue avenue. Newport,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nota McGiu and fam
lily. OF Washington. are spending the
summer at the Putnam cottage, James
town, for the summer.
Mrs. whitelaw Reid sailed yesterday
from southampton TOT lLlle Country. dix
Will 20 at once to Saratoga. where she
will be the guest OF her father, j. o.
, Mills. who is spending the summer there
Miss Jean Reid will remain In England
with her father.
Postmaster General George Won l.
Meyer, who has been spending week al
his home at Rock Maple farm, at Ham
ilton, Mass. has returned to Washing
ton. He Is planning to take longer
vacation later in the summer at Quebec
Mrs Meyer and the Misses Meyer are
planning 20 give a dinner dance Mon
day evening in their home at Hamilton
Mr.. and Mrs. George Westinghouse are
now entertaining their largest house
party Of this season at Erskine Park
Lenox. Their guests are Mr.. and Mrs
George c. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| W. Moore, Miss Katherine Moore
| Spencer Moore. Miss Cornelia Cady. OF
New York: Mrs. NJ d. Hewitt. of Kings
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Stone. OF
| Schenectady; Mrs. William NJ Croft
and Miss Dorothea Croft, of Philadel
phia: Miss Marguerite Wadsworth, Of
Albany. and Miss Rachel Aiken, oil
Pittsburg.
Secretary Cortelyou and the foreign
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Mrs. Hooker. wife Of Capt. Richard s,
Hooker, L. S. NJ. c.. with her children,
is spending the summer at Monterey,
Pa
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o. UTUNIN toward people looking already
~ many changes army navy Washington.
VIII in in the
pines, August probably, place
Mass,
now very likely go
N Washing
ordered to Annapolis
will the at
Chevy will their
Admiral Badger, among
nava haveb stationed
of
Winslow Washington delight
Commander Wnso formerly
the
of those Mrs Winslow will
the fall she already established for the Newport
r r r
TT< Is felt the
FHT being especially
they leaving just Keys brotherinIaw md
sister Gen. Mrs returning.
delightful say nothing
delightful hostess which Mrs
Washington society resgned
all Kaleidoscope hir! departure
will doubtless bring Washington another interesting
possibly with charming family.
The friends of Lieutenant Commander and Mrs
with ~entysx other officers win
their future home in Washington where
many years.
dent" in the White House, the having
him. and the creating of it being the
of the general of the word nepOtsm
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The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy,
Truman H Newberry. who is also acting
Secretary, has gone to his summer home
at Watch Hill r. l., to spend the week
end with his family.
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Miss Olga Converse, daughter OF Rear
Admiral Converse. L. s. N. is the guest
OF friends at Newport r. L
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Mrs Key, wife of Lieut. Com. Albert
l.. Key, Z. S. N. is spending the sum-
mer at Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Continued on Fifth Page)
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DR.. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy, q. s.
N. will spend the summer at Chevy
Chase. Md.
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The Assistant Secretary of State Rob
ert Bacon. who is acting Secretary, is
spending the weekend with his family
in their summer home at Westbury.
L. l.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-07

Mass. where they have taken farm
for the summer Lieutenant Tlmmons
VIII spend the month Of August with
them
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-07

Mrs. L. L. Durfee. wife OF Captain
Durfee. L. S. A, and children are
spending the summer with Captain Dur
fees mother in Chardon. Ohio. Captain
Durfee is now on recruiting duty In
Roanoke, Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nota McGill and fam
lily. OF Washington. are spending the
summer at the Putnam cottage, James,
town, for the summer.
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Commodore and Mrs, Rush r. Wal
lace. L. 5. N. have gone to Nantucket
with their family for the summer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-07

Miss Gladys Mills and Ogden L. Mills
have arrived at the Mills villa in Belle
vue avenue, Newport,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-07

General and Mrs. Greedy and the
Misses Greedy. after a pleasant week s.
end visit with friends at White Bear
Lake, returned TO their home in chi
cago last week Later they will stop
at ST. Paul. MINI. for a day or two
on their way 10 their new station at
Vancouver Barracks. Wash.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-07

VI. KrOUpensld, the legal attache Of
the Russian embassy. has engaged a
suite of rooms at The Oaks. Magnolia
for the season. This cottage is not
far distant from that of Baron Rosen.
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Secretary Taft was the guest of the
W. ]. Boardmans, at their beautiful
Manchester estate. Wyndecliffe, the lat
ter part of the week. He was at the
shore Thursday and was the recipient
of much attention from the smart set.
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General and Mrs. Corbin are at the
Chevy Chase Inn. where they have been
for several weeks, experimenting the
beginning OF their new house, which
viii be within a stones throw Of the
Chevy Chase Club.
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Mrs stuyvesant Fish viii entertain q
large company at luncheon in her New
port villa Crossways.
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Mrs. Manney. wife Of Rear Admiral
danney, has returned TO her home IN
New York after visit Of several weeks
in Washington. Next season Mrs. Man
ney will make her home in Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Armstrong are
also registered at the Oceanside for the
summer.
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of the Russian embassy, Will not be
at the shore until the latter part OF
the season, but has engaged a suite at
the Dolphin for the month OF August
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CAPT. Fitzhugh Lee. Seventh Cavalry,
and Second Lieut. Philip Sheridan, IT.,
Fifth Cavalry. have gone 10 Fort Riley,
Kan
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Miss Edythe and Beulah Roseway
have gone to Virginia Hot Springs fol
an indefinite stay.
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Among other arrivals at Magnolia
from Washington are Gen. George l..
Andrews, L. S. A. retired. and Mrs.
Andrews, who are stopping at the
Oceanside. The Andrewses have been
regular summer visitors at Magnolia
for a number Of years.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-25
RATHSKELLER is TALKED OF
one May GO Under Kennard Building-
O'Brien 60 open Basement
Restaurant.


With the completion Of the new Kennard
building at Fourteenth and Douglas streets.
several parties have become interested in
the idea OF putting in a flrst-class raths-
keller. p. II. Philbin had the site in view.
but has given up the idea since acquiring
the Schlitz hotel. The place is light and
airy and large, being over 100 feet long by
thlrty-three feet wide. These rathskellers
are most popular in many of the other
cities Of Omaha's size and the promoters
think one would he a hit here.
]. p. OBrien is having plans prepared for
a restaurant under his cafe at 1915 Farnam
street. The new eating place is to extend
from the street to the alley and its estab-
lishment will require large amount of ex-
cavation, as the basement at present is not
half the length of the lot.
Contra ctors are figuring on plans for the
Sinner g. Chase building at Nineteenth and
Harvey streets, and ii is expected the con-
tract will be let this week.
The Metz Bros. Brewing company is con-
templating the erection Of a saloon building
at Eighth and Hickory streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-25
GREAT DEMAND FOR SEATS
Applications to SIT at Mckinley Club
FestRI Board Exceed Sup
ply of Tickets.

Chairman Charles e. Foster of the ban
quet committee of the Mckinley club re-
ports that there is such a demand for
tickets that IL has been found necessary to
go slow on the sale for the present only
about $50 tickets can be allotted to Omaha
and this number the committee will ap-
parently have trouble in making go around.
Beginning Friday, the tickets appor-
toned to Omaha will be in the hands OF
the following club members for sale:
Charles e. Foster, Ed Black. Charles
smoyer, V. r. McLucas, l. Ziegler, Harry
S. Byrne oliver S. Erwin, Henry G. Myers,
H. p. Leavtt and Lew Etter of South
Omaha.
The banquet committee held a meeting
at noon Thursday and decided to ask a
number of leading citizens to act with
them as a reception committee on the
evening of the banquet. The names of the
reception committee will be announced in
the papers of Sunday.
Acceptances of the club invitation to be
its guests have been received from most OF
the state officers, and the judges of the SUI
preme court, as we'll as the railroad and
warehouse commissioners. Besides Mayor
Becker of Milwaukee and United States
Senator Brown, Robert Cowell will have a
place on the toast card as a representative
of the business interests Of Omaha and as
the only resident state officer. Henry p
Leavitt and John ]. Ryder will make brief
talks on behalf of the club. President Oil
yer S. Erwin. who will act as toastmaster
is In training to make the speechmakine
go with eclat The hour set for the ban
quet is 1880, and the calculation is tc
allow the Lincoln people to board theil
special train for home about midnight
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-25
WAREHOUSE FOR MIDLAND
big Structure TO he Built b.
Glass and Paint Com
Pany.

The erection OF a large. hreproof am
strictly modern warehouse, one which vii
compare favorably with any OF the inC
new structures OF the city, is contemplate,
by the Midland Glass and Paint company
Manager +. w. Judson has just returnel
from the ofice of the Pittsburg Glass COM
pany at Pittsburg, Pa. Of which the Mid
land company Is a subsidiary corporation,
and It is understood a new home was on,
OF the chief matters of consideration be
tween him and the eastern management
Before going east Mr.. Judson made a prop
osltion to local capitalists, and II look
probable that Omaha money will be use
in the erection of the building. Mr.. Jud-
son said he wanted no expense spared {
make II the best that could be had.
No location has been announced, but II 1
conceded the warehouse Is TO have track
age, as the company is primarily whole
sale concern and Is now doing an immens
shipping business. Neither has the siz,
Of the structure been announced, thong
one OF l32 feet square has been mentioned
Such a large one would not be built, how
ever. unless the Midland people intende
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-25
SUTTON LECTURES CONNELL
AdmoniShes Accused Lawyer that
Court Gave CIemency I'm Grant
ing Formal Hearing.

The contempt case against Attorney w. ].
Cornell will be heard before Judge Sutton
in the district court, the judge before whom
the contempt is alleged to have occurred.
This was decided Thursday morning, when
Judge Sutton overruled the motion OF Mr.
Connell for a change of venue.
Attorney Stout. for Mr. Cornell, argued
and pleaded and quoted decisions for nearly
two hours and then in a few words Judge
Sutton showed the trial must be before
himself and before no other judges.
1.-THE court thinks 1t comes with very
poor grace from Mr.. Connell to assault the
court in this manner, to attempt to bring
into court another contempt case and TO
place the court on trial. The court pursued
it's course of having the county attorney
file information simply to give Mr.. Con-
nell a chance to make a showing. 1t was
a elemency extended to the defendant and
he is now trying TO take advantage OF that
elemency This was a case of actual con-
tempt. The words We're spoken in the
presence of the court. The court could have
punished Mr., Cornell then and there with
out any further proceeding. And the court
can still strike the information from the
docket and proceed 10 punish Mr.. Cornell
without further trial."
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-25
DEEP PROBLEM IN HlLLISM
Omaha Gets the Little End of Grain
Traffic with the Bur
llnRtOn. r---,---- -

Although the Omaha grain market showed
a gain of over 100000 bushels last year
and Kansas City showed loss OF just
that amount, the Burlington road shows
greater gain in favor of Kansas City than
In favor Of Omaha.
Members of the Omaha Grain exchange
are trying to figure out why the Omaha
market does not show the increase in bust
ness which some OF the other cities do
notably Kansas City The Burlington road
hauls an immense amount of grain between
the various stations on its road and of
this grain the Omaha market gets 8 per
cent and Kansas City 20 per cent Kansas
City is an older market and may be en-
titled to that much more grain, but the
thing which Is worrying the members IL
the Kansas City reports show a larger In
crease than the Omaha market of grain
from the Burlington route. The rates to
Omaha from Burlington points are better
than to Kansas City, and still Kansas City
leads in grain from that road. This is
what the members are trying to figure out.
They don't like to concede that Kansas
City dealers are betetr hustlers for bust
ness than they are.
Omaha is better situated geographically.
as far as the Burlington road is con-
cerned" said a grain man, land the serv-
ice is better to Omaha, but why the condl-
tion exists which the figures show is a
mystery"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-25
BIG SALES FOR RIGHT oF-WAY
south Omaha Property Bought by
Union Pacific for Lane
Cut-On.

Deeds have been filed for the transfer
from the South Omaha Land company to
the South Omaha & Western Railroad conf
pany, otherwise the Union Pacific, of prop
erty In blocks POI and POP, South Omaha
About fifteen lots, valued Mt about $4,000
changed hands. The transaction was made
several months ago other deeds have
been filed recording the transfer of lots
in South Omaha and farm property west
of the city to the railroad company. All
the purchases were for right-of-way for
the Lane cutoff
The Sinner & Chase company has sold
to Louise Hustler a lot and house at Forty
first and Farnam streets.
Julia Sherman has sold to A. L. Rhamey
a house and lot at the southeast corner
of Twenty street and Woolworth
avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-25
WORK OF JUVENILE COURT
Much Good wrought by This Agency
of Reform I'm Denver and
Colorado.

william NJ. Reasoner, probation officer
OF Colorado Springs, visited In Omaha
Thursday. Mr.. Reasoner is returning from
the funeral Of his father. Samuel Reasoner,
founder Of the town of Reasoner, Ia. Mr..
Reasoner died at the age of "a and moved
to Iowa in the early COS.
Speaking of his work in Colorado Springs.
officer Reasoner said the Juvenile court
work had done much good for his city and
state. He designated the cigarette habit
and the lower forms OF theatrical enter
tainments as the chief causes OF Juvenile
delinquency. Mr.. Reasoner places much
Importance in acquainting parents with the
habits of maynard children, thus working
with and through the parents by corrective
methods.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-25
MACON SITTING ON THE LID
Nebraska Man Popular in Havana,
Despite His Warfare Against
the Vicious.

r. J. Bonnell, rate clerk in the passenger
department of the Burlington, returned
Wednesday from Havana, where he has
been on two weeks trip in charge of a
party of thirty sightseers from Lincoln and
vicinity. The party went and came through
Florida, and while in Havana called on
Governor Magoon. Mr.. Bonnell says the
governor is most popular in Havana, al
though he stands in the position Of sitting
on the lid. He put stop to cock fighting
and put a lot of prominent people in Jail
who insisted on pursuing the sport, and In
spite of that fact is most popular He says
that the better class OF people and the mid
die class and the property owners all want
annexation, the leaders against 1t being
the native Cubans.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-25
BILLY MARTIN GETS A YEAR
Wretch who Lures Girl to Shame
Unfortunate I'm Place of
His Trial.

This is the way they do it down in Kan
sas city. where they have a workhouse
Billy Martin, formerly a waiter at the
Eagle restaurant, who ran away to Kansas
City Tuesday night of last week with Dica
Livingston the daughter of j. M. Livlngs-
ton, was ined $500 and costs Wednesday
morning in police court at Kansas City, in
default of payment of which he will be
confined in the workhouse for approx
mately one year.
The Livingston girl, who is only II years
Of age, was found by the police of Kan
sas City in a house of Ill fame, where
she had been taken by Martin. It is also
alleged he forced her to acts of crime.
such as petty thieving and pocket picking,
in order to furnish him with money.
The couple were arrested and Mr.. Liv-
ingston went to Kansas City Tuesday
night to bring his daughter home, but had
not returned Thursday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-25
Big Interest ON savings.

No other investment is so safe or so
profitable as land. In this day OF wildcat
speculation II stands alone as the only
sure means of saving surplus money In
good time and in bad II yields a steady
increase, and each decade shows a great
gain IN values Within the last seven
years land values In Nebraska have
doubled, which means nearly 10 per cent
each year on the original investment in
addition to a good dividend from the crops.
This land will never go lower, but viii ad-
vance steadily. Now is the time TO get in.
Look over the bargains offered in the want
ad. pages of The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-25
KNIGHTS AT A BANQUET
First Annual Feast of Advanced
Knights of Columbus of
Omaha Council.

The first annual banquet of the fourth
degree assembly OF Omaha council. Knights
Of Columbus, was given at the Paxton.
Wednesday evening All but six of the
total membership were present and dis
cussed for two hours an appetizing menu.
The guest OF honor was Rt. Rev
Richard scannell. bishop of Omaha. Count
John A. Creighton was to be guest OF
honor also. His illness and absence called
forth expressions Of deep regret and feeling
tributes and a standing toast to his health.
Thomas ]. Nolan was toastmaster. The
speakers were Bishop Scannell, T. ].
Mahoney and C. J. Smyth.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-25

to lease part Of It, as the present building
Is only iS2xss feet and IL fve stories In
height
The building In which the company Is
now located. across Harvey street from
the Boyd. while It Is a substantial struo-
ture, was not made for warehouse pur-
poses and is not heavy enough to carry
the amount Of glass the company would
like to keep In stock. II il also too linn
tied in space
The Midland company has a lease on its
present home, which belongs to Mrs. Nash.
for several years yet but Il will be an
easy matter to dispose of the lease, as the
building is in the center Of the retail dis
trict