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girl appears in. her finest bib and tucker
and il is the occasion Of the displav ~
feminine finery and feminine iswelry
unrivaled anywhere else In the world.
Indeed, those who have had the oDDor-
tunity Of comparing the opera IN Paris.
London, Vienna, and ST. PETERSBURG
with the aspect presented at our Metro
Dolitan on such an occasion as tonor-
row night, unite in according the palm
Of superiority to New York
Mrs. Astor. whose condition. alas.
shows no sign OF Improvement. viii
again be missing from her box. No. +.
where her place viii be taken bv her
lovely daUghter-!n-law. Mrs. John JACOB
Astor. and other absentees in conse-
quence Of falling health will be Mr.
and Mrs. Richard T Wilson. whose
box will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Orme Wilson.
Henry A. C Taylor and his daughter
Will be in box 13. ana Mrs. Henry CIews
with her daughter-in-iaW, Mrs Henry
Clews. jr, just arrived from Paris. iu
box u, and the Perry Belrnonts in No.
Il There viii be a whole tribe Of IseIf1s
in box IS, now Owned by Miss George
Iselin; the william Douglas SIOanes end
the Twomblys viii be IN box Il. Mrs.
Charles 3. Alexander ana her daGgh-
tiers in box IS, whence the smiling face
OF Charles B. Alexander himself pOpu-
larry known rs sunny Jimmy" viii
beam forth upcn the audience.
Henry Clay Prick viii be ia box %.
which he has purchased from the Bar
hey estate for 10000; the Eld7idge T.
Gerrys as usual in box % and Mrs
Ogden Goelet in box !, with her sister,
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. j. Fierpont
Morgan will be IN box 25. with the sat
teTlees and Miss Anna MorsaE, Cor
Haggin in box "a. August Belmont in
box 4. with the young Augles; Anne
Morgan: Cornelius Bliss III box g. and
the George Peabody WetmOres in box 9.
Several weddings Of interest 10 society
are scheduled for the week. among chem
being that OF Miss Julia Cooper 20
Schuyler Schieffelin, which is set for
Thursday, at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Charles ". Cooper. in
Gramercy Park.
On Wednesday Miss Mary Brent Stew
art, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Stewart, viii be married in the Church
Of the Ascension TO Ernest StsUfIen, IT.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Stauffen.
will be that OF Mrs Adelaide DoWuey
Hastings. widow Of Henry De G. Hast
Iings, to George r. Read, in St Thomas
Church.
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giving stu further cause for lamenta-
tons in Europe that the dollars Of the
American barbarians are rObbing the
land OF all its great artists. But all are
not great, and thereby long ere The
season ends vii hang a sorry tale Of
woe. II has already been limited that
common or garden piano playing no
more stirs the interest Of this people,
and already the manifestations of the
public taste have been in manner not
10 be misunderstood by commentators
OF Importers Of pianists.
The standards Of cIavier art have
been raised TO a dangerously high level
In the first place the utilization Of Ru-
biEstein as the yardstick by which AL
PLAYERS Of pianos must be measured is
gradually ceusing. It is comalg 10 be
understood that it does not necessarily
follow that IN artist is not a great
pianist because he does not play in
the manner Of Rubinstein.
It is not often at this time Of year
that so little IS known definitely about
the prospects for the winters gayety,
for generally even the dates for many
balls are already stated. while the list
Of deDutante luncheons. dinners. the
alter parties, and receptions are sched-
uled even IN advance Of the present
time. All tbs, however, does not mean
that the season viii be dull one
there could be no such thing as dull
ness where New York social life is con-
cerned-but s IMPLY that the list Of the
years debuta4ltes IS smaller than the
ordinary, and that the hard times prev
alent are causing many anxious fathers
TO refrain as long as possible from
making rash promises In regard 10
balls and numerous elaborate enter
tainments
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during the week for New York to at
tend the Horse Show.
Mrs. Lewis HauckeI. who has been
visiting Mrs. Marshall King, returned
to Charlottesville Monday.
Mrs. George Cochran is the guest Of
her son, Joe Cochran, in Chariottes-
vile.
The Rev. and Mrs. John Lloyd were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Weir during the week
Mrs. C. w Ramsay is visiting Mrs.
Conger, in Harrisonburg.
Miss Agnes Payne, who has been
visiting Miss Fanny Herbert, has re-
turned to her home in Warrenton.
Bendrick FowelI is home from the
University Of Virginia for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. FeIlinger have
just returned from the jamestown Elk
position, where they spent delightful
time.
Mr. and Mrs. P J. Dempsey are
visiting friends in Richmond.
Miss Mary Donohoe, who visited Miss
Bessie Jones during the week. has re-
turned 10 her home in Fairfax
Mrs. Hugh McGeene is the guest Of
Mrs. Guy Davis in Norfolk.
Miss Marian Bryant, Miss Katie
Smoot, and the Misses Snowdens will
give tea next Friday from 8 to >
O'Clock az the golf clubhouse.
Miss Grace Anderson and Miss Bessie
Jones gave the third of a series of
dances last Friday evening at odd Fell
lows Hall Those present were MfsE
Mary ard Clarence Snowden, Miss Ma
rion Bryant, Miss Eva and Miss Mary
Dent. Miss Lisa Anderson, Miss Anne
Lewis Jones, Miss Mildred Foster. Miss
Courteney Greenough. Miss Mary Phil
lips. and Miss Be IA stratton. Page
Walker, James Do Iglas. J. Marshall
Jones, Harvey Beverley, Charlie Bzr
rett' MI Marye, Mr. Magruder. Gwynn
Dent Phillip Dawson, and Ashley Row
ell, Of Washington.
Mrs Eva Mushbaeh and Mrs. A. d.
Brockett were among those who attend
ed the wedding Of Miss Kate Stone. OF
Georgetown, D. c., TO Charles Reicn-
ard.
Miss Victoria Peed was the guest Of
Mrs. A. D. Brockett during the mast
week.
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L00Sburg
Weddings
Of Week

Miss Emma Lee Warner, daughter OF
John Warner, of Ashburn, Loudoun
county. and Victor 2. Harding. son OF
+ {. Harding, Of the same place. were
married at the nome Of the brides pa
rents Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
The ceremony, which was v itnessed BY
only a few intimate friends and reIa-
tves Of the young couple, was per
formed by Rev. George w. Fopkins, pas
tor Of the Mt Hope Baptist Church, at
WaxpOol. Va. The brideg1 ooYn's best
man was his brother, ErneA HARDING.
The bride, who wore travelling gown
&C dark blue bTOadcloth, with hat 70
match, and carried white oaIysanthe-
NUNS, had no attendants, but entered
the parlOT with her father, who gave
her in marriage.
After an extended tour MIR. and Mrs.
Harding will make their home in Ash
burn, where the bridegroom Is in bust
ness,
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DOGS SIZE OF RATS.

II there should be a further boom II
the toy dog pet craze the western
Australia desert should prove a small Fl
Dorado. In the course Of an expedi-
ton TO look for a practical stock rOUte
the central gold nelds a party found
large numbers Of a tiny animal of the
dog tribe. no bigger than a rat The
natives eat il greedily.-Arizona Re
publican.
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AlexdndTiaRS
Entertained
At Bridge

Mrs Louis Scott gave tie second Of
; a series Of bridge matlnees Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Washington
street. The top score was maIc by Mrs.
William J. BooJhe, jr Others present
were Mrs, Carroll Ashby, Mrs Steward
Jamison, Mrs. Thomas B. Cochran, Mrs.
John Foster, Mrs, T. Marshall Jones,
Mrs. D. JaRney Howell, Mrs. William b.
SmOot, Mrs. Henry Robinson, and Miss
ECse Mcdonald.
Miss Bessie W. Jones was TIE hostess
Monday evening at an informal Welsh
rarebit party in honor of her guest. Miss
Mary DonOhue, of Fairfax Those IN
vited were Miss Bean DangeTf,eId. Miss
Grace Andersen, Miss Mary Dent. and
Miss Anne Lewis Jones, Robert Davis
and George WoIthington, OF Washing
ten; Harry Beverley, MagrUder Dent,
1 hilip Dawson. Charlie Barrett, James
Douglass. and Marshall and Gerald
Jones.
Mrs. c. A voolfolk is visi,ing her sis
ter, Mrs. George Uller.
Invitations have been received here
Tor the wedding OF Miss Fannie w.
Johnson, of Blackstone, Va, to Ber-
ncrd B. Cline, of this city, the ceremony
- take place Wednesday, November 20
Mr.. and Mrs. George French and Miss
French have returned from Jamestown,
Va
Miss Margaret Moore was the hostess
a. luncheon Tuesday a. her home IN
Fairfax. Covers We're laid for twelve
Those invited were Miss Lucy Douglass,
MISS Lisa and Miss Grace Anderson,
Miss Bessie and Miss Mamie Jones,
Miss Mary Dent, Mrs, }. l.. Adams,
Mrs. J. -. Diamond, Of Washington;
Mrs. Barbour, ard Miss susie Donague.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Anna Lee Durson, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs J. ". Durson. Of this city, to sam
uG A Sizer, of Jacksonville, Fla.
George West. Of Del Ray. WIS thu
recipient Of a surprise party, which was
rendered him by his friends on The oc-
CGsion OF his birthday anniversary
Thursday.
Miss Alice E Colquhorn has returned
to Loudoun couLty, where rhe viii re-
main for the winter
Miss Rebecca. c. Powell will remain
IL. Washington this winter, where she
Viii be the guest Of Mrs. Burke, Chef
wood Terrace.
Miss Bessie W. Jones and Miss Grace
i I
csses at the weekly tea at the Alexan-
6ria Golf House. The clubhouse was
decorated in blue and orange. the Uni
versity Of Virginia coIors. the occasion
beng in honor of the game which took
place Saturday. Miss Esther Brooks
poured tea. Among those present were
Mrs. d. ]. Howell, Mrs. Stewart Jami-
son, Mrs. George S. French, Mrs. Rich
ardson, Miss Louisa SmoOt, Miss Mamie
Thompson, Miss BesH pangerfeld,
Mss Mary and Miss Clarence Snowden,
Miss George French, Miss Jean Brent.
Miss Rebecca Chler, Miss Annie Muir
ply, Mrs. Herbert Oliver. Hrs. William
FSwle Brooks, Miss Marion Bryant, and
others
Conway Brown was the guest Of Mr..
Murphy, on Duke street, during the
week.
Miss Ellie Marshall is visiting her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Stribling Marshall.
IL Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Kemper. Miss
Nanncle Agnes. Miss Anita Roberts.
Miss Irene LAMBERT, and W. J. Hall left
export. of Anacostia. will be attended
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Miss Violetta Spencer. daughter Of
Mrs. Annie Spencer, viii be married
Wednesday IN the home of the brides
mother to Frank Drummond Pollard
of Alexandria. The ceremony. which
ell be performed by the Rev. DR.. Dav-
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Miss Louise Bride. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. COtter T. Bride and Malcolm
Varnell, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
@. Vernell, viii be married November u
in St. Peters Roman Catholic Church
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jennings Bryan,
will be the matron of honor and Miss
Brides only attendant
WiHiam " Bride will be the best man
for Mr. VarneI and the Rev. Mr..
O'Bricn will perform the ceremony.
Only q small family party viii attend
the wedding and Mr.. Varnen will take
his bride for an extended trip imme-
diately afterward. There will be no re-
ceptiOn on account OF the illness Of the
mother OF the bride-elect-
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
Sci of England
Now Coming 10 America
As Ours Go TO Europe

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Society Is
awaiting With Impotence the opening
oil tht annual Horse Show, Monday. and
the first night at the Metropolitan
opera At the latter place there arc
some changes A. the sacred parterrC.
Mrs. Coils P. Huntington. who for
years has led very retired life, has
taken the Barney box for the season.
There IS much promise in this, as IL is
rumored that during the winter the
Princess Hatzfeldt VIII visit New York
and there VIII be much entertaining IN
her honor
The princess mas since her stay III
Loud0I become one Of the best known
hCstesses in that city, and during tIe
season she gives many splendid enter
tainments. From present indications r.
would seem az II this year would be one
for visiting notabilities. Beginning with
CousuelO, Duchess OF Manchester, fol-
lowed by the Duchess Of Marlborough,
there viii be later many older AID sec
Ond sons Of duCal and noble houses. and
such d contingent FROM the Bachelors
Club Of London that PiCadilly itself
viii be transplantcd 10 Manhattan.
Tie visit Of the Duchess Of Mari
borough is drawing to a close. She Is
due IN England the first week IN Deem
Der. She viii pass the rest OF her stay
IN visits to country houses and in short
trips 10 town MIS-. john K. DTeNel ar
rived last week from Europe. She has
been absent over a year Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony J. DreXel and Miss DTeXel viii
sail this week from Cherbourg and will
divide the winter between New YORK
ana Philadelphia
Invitations have been issued for n new
set Of dances which will be known as
the four cCtAlons The membership
viii be largely composed OF the young
MEN and women who formerly took part
I'm the bachelors and spinSteTs' dances
and the Century CotillOn, and viii num-
Der about 2G0 They are TO be given at
DelnouiCo's the evenings OF December
IS. January S and %. and February 70.
America IS being overwhelmed with
European musicians and singers seek
ing TO make money by the Americans
love 0f music. They come by every
ship in strange procession-the worlds
greatest tenOrs and sopranos, with
retinues Of servants; pianists, long
haired and deep-eyed. soulful and other
wise: violirists and 'cellists. wringing
human passion from WOOD and strings;
concert singers Of high snd low degree;
conductors whose swinging batOns arc
worth as much as brokers' cunning,
stage directors. dancers, and complaceht
chorus singers.
That THIS Is 10 be a season Of pianists
is already written in the stars. For eX-
smple, IN the list OF solOists engaged
the PROSPECTUS Of the Philadelphia Or
chestra names eleven manipulatOrs OF
the keyboard. Nine Of these wing their
flight across the Western ocean, thus
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An interesting wedding was that Of
Albert B. Basford, son of Jacob Bas-
fcrd, a welI-knCwn farmer OF Doubs,
Md, to Miss Fannie '. Sanbower,
daughter of William Sanbower, OF Low
etsviIle, L.oudoun county. The marriage
was solemnized at the home Of the
Lride's parents, near LoyettAvsIle, Fri
day, the Rev. Asa Richard performing
the ceremony. They will reside at
Doubs, Nd.
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Allan L. Beavers and Miss Zenobla p.
lewis, both of Philomont, Loudoun
county, were married in Washington
last Tuesday, the Rev. II. T. Stevenson
officiating. They will make their home
IN PhiIomont
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Charles Wallace Manuel, Of Unison,
LoUdOUn county, and Miss Mary Carter,
daughter of the late William Carter, Of
the same vicinity, were married We'd
Eesday at the parsonage OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South in Lees
burg, the Rev William L. Dolly per-
forming the ceremony. They viii reside
In Unison.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 7. Hoge, of Ham
Hton, Loudoun county; Mrs. John r.
Smith, of PurcervIle; S. T. Nichols, OF
Lincoln, and Mrs. NJ. K. Stroud. of
Herndon, attended the annual meeting
of the Orthodox Friends. which was in
session in Baltimore last week
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kemper. Miss
Nanncle Agnes. Miss Anita Roberts.
Miss Irene LAMBERT, and W. J. Hall left
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Harry J Carlisle. Of Bluemont, LOU
doun county, and Miss Florence A.
Trayner, of Newtown, Pa, were married
Monday IN Trenton, n. J., by the Rev.
Charles H. Elder, of that city.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

Miss Ida Beuchler has returned from
an extended visit to Georgia and Florida.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

Miss Frances NARROW and Miss Myra
English have been spending the past
week in washington.
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Mrs. william II. Morse. Of New York
her daughter, Miss Virginia Center
Morse, to Lieut. Com. Joseph Wallace
Oman. L. S N The wedding is to take
place November 2. in St. Agnes Chapel
on West Ninety-secOnd street, New York
city.
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R. H. Tebbs, jr., was the weekend
guest of his parents. Judge and Mrs.
r. II. Tehbs. at their home on Loudoun
street. Leesburg.
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Mrs. Sarah Lavinia Van Ness an
nounces the engagement of her grand
daughter. Isabelle Van Ness Ingram
10 Charles Burd Eckels the wedding
to take place early next month
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

zIr. and Mrs. R. H. Lynn have re-
turned to Washington. D. c., where
they have taken an apartment at the
Farragut for the winter months.
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Mrs. Florence Thomas Fisher and Ed
ward p. Rawle, Of Philadelphia, " i'll be
married Wednesday in the apartment of
Gen. and Mrs. Charles f. Humphrey.
uncle and aunt OF the bride, in the Port
ner.
only a small family party and few
intimate friends will attend.
Miss Maud Laurens McCahul, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Edwin McCahill, and John
Walter Lyons viii be married Wednes-
day noon in St. PauIs Church A we'd
ding breakfast for relatives and intl-
mate friends will follow the ceremony.
Mr.. Lyons, who is a prominent young
lawyer Of Rutland, VT, Will take his
bride there after their bridal trip, and
they will reside at the Bardwel.
Miss Jessie Barclay Wingert, of Mil
ierstOwn, Pa, and Roland Lee Harrison,
of this city, were married Thursday at
noon. IN the brides home. Which was
beautifully decorated with Snrysanthe-
NUNS and laurel The Rev. John Beard
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, performed the ceremony.
The bridal couple were preceded by
little Miss Frances Snyder. the three
year-old niece of the bride. who acted
as flower girl, and who carr e. large
basket of flowers.
The matrOn Of honor was Mrs. John
Wingert. of BlairsviHe, Pa, aid Miss
Jeane Stayley, of Liverpool Pa, and
Miss Maude Albright OF Lock Haven,
Pa, were bridesmaids. Ferguson Har-
rison, brother OF the bridegI com, was
best man. Laser Mr.. and Mrs. Harri-
son left for a trip South. Nj Harri-
son is a member OF the United States
Geological Survey, and will be station
Ell at Salisbury, y. @, 70. several
months. The couple will later return to
Washington, where they vii make thei.-
home.
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News has been received here of the
serious illness of Mrs. William Preston
Gibson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Newton Wise, of Leesburg. Mrs.
Gibson is desperately III of typhoid
fever at the hospital in Alexandria,
Va. to which city Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson
recently moved from Leesburg.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Talcott. the former a
prominent member Of the New York ex-
change. have taken possession of the
home Of Mr. and Mrs, L. H Lynn. on
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

export, Of AnaCOstia, will be attended
only by small family party. and fol-
lowed by large reception. Both bride
and bridegroom will be unattended.
Miss Frances Virginia Ball, daughter
Of Mrs Margaret NJ. Ball. Will be mar
Tied tomorrow evening at 7:30 to Dr.
James Franklin Hilton. A reception
from to 10 viii be held at Gauscher S
after the ceremony.
Col Julian T. carr. Of Durham, n. c,
viii escort the bride into the drawing
room, where the ceremony will take
place, and will give her in marriage.
Miss Hilton, sister of the bridegroom,
and Miss Blanche Kaldeubach viii be
the bridesmaids.
DR.. J. Breckenridge Bayne viii act as
best man for DR.. Hilton. DR.. Hilton viii
take his bride for a wedding "trip and
after December 10 they will be at home
at 1918 Girard street.
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Miss Ellie Marshall is visiting her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Stribling Marshall
IL Portsmouth.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

The wedding Of Miss Eugene Caroline
Girouard to Adelbert Baxter Simons,
Thursday, at Baltimore, is announced
by the mother of the bride Mrs. Al
phonse Girouard. A reception viii be
neld Tuesday evening in honor of the
couple from s to 10 at lis Tenth street
northeast. Mr. and Mrs. Simons Will
be at home TO their friends after De-
cember Is at log Seventh street south
east.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

Conway Brown was the guest Of Mr.
Murphy, on Duke street, during the
week.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

On Wednesday Miss Mary Brent Stew
art, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Stewart viii be married in the Church
Of the Ascension 10 Ernest StsUfIen, IT.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Staufen.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

Several weddings of interest TO society
are scheduled for the week, among them
being that OF Miss Julia Cooper 20
Schiefelin, which is set for
Thursday, at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Charles W. Cooper. in
Tramercy Park
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

The marriage of Miss CorneHa Crome
Winder, daughter of Julian Elisha Win
der, Of Detroit. Mich, and Pay Direc-
tor Mason Ball L. S. n. took place
al noon Monday. November 4, in st.
Johns Episcopal Church, IN Detroit.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

Another marriage on the same day
will be that OF Mrs. Adelaide DoWuey
Hastings. widow Of Henry De G. Hast
ings, to George R. Read, In St Thomas
Church.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

Miss Rebecca c. Powell viii remain
IL. Washington this winter, where she
viii be the guest Of Mrs. Burke, Chef
wood Terrace.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nds Uttu u1aue OF the
engagement OF Miss Elsie Hyde Al
baugh, daughter Of MT and Mrs VIII
lam H Albaugh. OF Washington. D. c..
recently of Hagerstown, Nd, to Nal
colin Elliott. Mr. Elliott is the son of
the late Admiral Elliott, of California,
and is chief photographer for the 18th
milan Canal Commission. and is located
at Panama. No date has been set for
the wedding.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-03
COMING OF STATEHOOD
WILL FLOOD DOCKETS

The nearness OF statehood makes
IT quite possible that the present term
OF conrt in both Oklahoma and In.
dian Territory viii be the last under
the territorial government All the
cases in the district courts of Oldaho-
ma territory, numhering az the pres
ent time IN the neighborhoOd OF 1000,
viii be- transferred to the district
court dockets in each of the conties,
ana an federal cases win be trans
fbfred 20 the one federal court, with
headaUalters in Guthrie
There probably win be zoo federal
cases on the Oklahoma side of the
state to be transferred The enabling
act names four towns In Oklahoma
territory. where terms of federal
court win be held, Gnthric, oklahoma
City Enia and Lawton Notnilg ia
id reganlng what counties shall be
considered within the jurisdiction Of
the various court towns. and ia thls
regard the federal Judge probably viii
.,,eke a rule assigning the court where
a 5agAty shall bring it's salts. Any
case, filed at Guthrie may be heard,
however. a that town whore The
judge may think it the most convent
eut and advisable.
ln Indian Territory a far different
condition of affairs exists. No dis
trict courts are 10 existence there
ROW, everything being tried In the
federal courts. and nnder the transfer,
an will so % the one federal judge
after statehood He win have at the
start therefore. something like 5000
criminal cases alone On his docket,
besides @ numher equally as great of
civil cases. OF the criminal probably
800 win be murder cases
The Indian Territory bar has been
trying to solve the matter believing
that the one federal judge viii start
with such a handicap that he VIII
newer get his docket clear II has
been suggested 70 congress that the
present federal judges in Indian Ter
ritory be continued iu Office until
their dockets ere cleared, the one
federal judge under statehood 10 take
mp the new work that comes I'm ~
has also been suggested that a diyis-
ion of the cases be made. those going
10 the district courts that are strictly
witain their jurisdiction thus relicv.
ing the federal docket Of much az it's
congestion