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New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
FUND FOR CENTENNIAL RAISED.
Success of Missionary Movement Reported
to Disciples Of Christ.

Norfolk Va, Oct. 1.-THE International Ms
eionary Convention OF the Disciples OF Christ
opened here to-day for q weeks session, with
attendance OF several thousand from all sections
OF the United States and many Canadian delegates.
gift 10 the centennial movement Of $500 by Mrs.
Maude Ferris. OF Detroit. announced The
money Is TO be used TO establish new missionary
training school In Indianapolis.
Although the starting OF the centennial uovs-
ment at San Francisco two years ago called for
fund OF only sl0ooo0 TO be raised by 1880 nearly
10000 has already been raised and paid in. With
this fund the Church will open eleven new mis-
sionary branches. including training school in
Jamaica. mission work in the Argentine Republic.
Chinese mission work on the Pacific Coast work IN
Utah, negro mission school IN Texas. mission
work In Mexico City. Bible church home in CAL
cutta. mission in South China and the Indian
apos training school
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
THE LADY AND THE COCKTAILS.

"Cherrhcz Ia femme" gains a new and eX-
tended significance from the story in "Ihe In
terror the PRESBYTERIAN newspaper, that 1t was
n woman who ordered the forty famous COCK
tails In mysteries wherein the tender Sentl-
ments may conceivably be involved we have All
been long familiar with the application OF TINS
sage maxim but who would have thought 10
look for the woman in anything so far ahelu
from femininIty as the ordering OF cochtalis !:
1t serves to remind us that we may look for the
woman everywhere where the troubles OF man
fall thickest.
Truly the range Of her activities wdens The
deans Of colleges apply the old formula "CheT-
chez la femme" as the enrolment Of their male
students withers and declines. They talk of
segregating her in order 10 protect the sex which
is slowly being superseded They act on the
theory that mere man is worth preserving per
haps ont OF scientific interest. rs are the bison
and the ostrich as examples Of species that once
fouriShed upon the green earth. But or what use
is he If his dearest specialties be gone: We had
supposed while woman was entering all the
trades and the learned professions and making
n conquest Of industry and coming 10 compete
with man in everything that at least ordering
the drinks was a sacred prerogative Of man. that
the cocktail was too recondite for her ConSldera-
ton that the knowledge Of alcoholic precedence
foreordained from the beginning was n secret
confded only TO the other sex. But here Is
woman who apprehends the dryness Of table
spread for men, and with unerring acumen or
ders cocktails. Soon she will understand that
greatest of all male mysteries, When is a thirst
not thirst?" and then she will look upon a
dry table under certain circumstances with no
more CONSERVATION than does a polite man.
Meanwhile we may know that woman has con
quered, or almost conquered, new domain.
There is little left However, we read that this
unnamed heroine allowed her husband 10 pay
for the cocktails. There the conquering sex still
bows in suhjection; there woman still grace
fully acknowledges her inequality. II Is still
mans undisputed privilege to pay Not the most
uncOmprOmsing suffragette would insist on
equal rights in digging up the money"
Could segregation be applied TO save our cock
tails as well as our colleges?
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY,".
rFrorn The Tribune Bureau. ]


Washington Oct. 1.-THE Postmaster General
left Washington to-day for Boston to visit his fam
fly on their estate Boston. He is expected TO
return Monday.
Nine. Bonaparte has returned to the capital and
opened her house, after having spent the summer
ct Nahant Mass Jerome Bonaparte also spent the
summer at Nahant. and returned here with his
mother.
Paymaster General Henry T. B. Harris U s. N,
retired, and Mrs. Harris have leased new resi-
dence the house they formerly occupied having
been recently leased to the Minister from Ecuador
Mrs William w Belknap, who spent the sum
rner in the Adirondacks. is in Washington. but IS
making preparations to spend the winter in New
York. She has spent the last few years in Wash
ington.
Among recent arrivals in Washington from sum
rner resorts are Mrs. SeatOn Schroeder and the
Misses Schroeder. wife and daughters Of Captain
Schroeder. L. S. N; Mrs Chandler wife of Lieu
tenant Commander Lloyd II. Chandler. U. S. N.
who spent the summer in New Hampshire. and
General and Mrs Merriam AID Miss Merriam. who
will spend the winter at the Burlington
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
4 SAD CASE.

Colonel Henry Watterson has been lamenting
70 a sympathetic interviewer here the lot of
a prophet without honor in his own country
In spite of many double loaded admonitions in
The Courier-Journal' the people of Kentucky
keep running after false gods. They have for
gotten the ancient worship and the genial tradi-
tions OF the old homestead. Who is there left to
honor 'the gentlemanly vices"-the vices of
the racetrack and the sdeboard"? Ken
tucky has been Beckhamized and Neal Dow
lied. It's once indomitable Bourbon spirit has
been quenched, and ii is about to be recreaten
-in the dread image of Maine and Kansas"
Pity the sorrows Of a prophet and counsellor
who talks 70 deaf ears and stony haartsi For
The last eleven years Colonel Watterson has
becn conducting n hopeless missionary enter
p-ise He has been trying 10 prove that the
Hon William ]. Bryan is deferrer Of Demo-
cratic hopes and a perverter of Democratic
doctrine Yet all the while the DemocrotIc =
voters In Kentucky have been obstineteIv
clinging 10 the coattails Of thar defeated hn,
sf-i unelmnated leader Colonel Wattarson
us even gone further. He has been trying
fof NJ least seven years in a spirit Of friendIv
persuasion TO show Mr. Bryan why he should
rot longer disturb the future OF the once rooI
party In which ] was raised" But tha No
brassa statesman has been as impervious 20
argument as his faithful Blue Grass follow
eFs. N defiance of all logic and All anneaIs
% a.s masnanimity and sense Of charity the
tfeGt Derver;e- continues to peryert ana Kon-
-e@f continues 10 welcome the nervers;on
Treatment. While Colonel Watrerson has hoan
aeSnns "a uiis cts the arch enemy has been
Sc".hg fresh t2rcs In the Blue Gress country.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
REPORTS ON THE TREyrov rvnuo

NV" Wv IHE TRENTON TYPHOID
There come TO hand in the c6umne ~ ..1,r,
elheerlng News" two interesting reports on tho
recent epidemic of typhoid fever in the Now
Jersey state Hospital for the Insane ot Iron
ton. Upon that disastrous outbreal, vo ho1,o
already commented. The two reports arc op
hIgh authority, one being made by q committee
OF the State Sewerage Commission, assisted hy
Professor Phelps OF the Massachusetts Tnsti.
tute or Technology, and the other by DIR. Henry
Mitchell, secretary OF the New jersey State
Board OF Health. Either would In itself ha
or much interest But the highest interest an
pears when they are considered together. and
1t arises from the fact OF their outspoIxen apo-
phatic and diametrical disagreement
The investigations OF Professor Phelns vara
elaborate and painstaking. Examination op
the water of the spring from which the bosnI.
tai got Its supply showed 1t to be contaminated
with typhoid germs. and when certain dyestuffs
were poured into the nearby sewer they nres-
entity made their appearance In the sprjng.
thus conclusvely indicating direct connection
between the two and a possibility, q probabil-
ity, and TO some minds certainty, that the
sewer was the source of the springs contami-
nation and that the spring was the source of the
fatal contagon. With the conditions as above
described" concludes the report, I've have nor
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
4n7ySemSnts.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-2-s: s:15-The Old Homestead.
ALHAABRA-2-S-Vau
ASTOR-2:I5-s -s15-A Yankee Tourist
BELASCO-2-S:l5-The Rose OF the Rancho.
BIgOU-2:I5--s .15-The Master Builder.
RLsANEcY 2:I5-S:l5-Don O'Dare.
BROADWAY-2:1 -2:15-s:15- Rogers Brothers IN Panama
CASINO-2:i5- Gay White Way.
COLONIAIS-2-S-Nau
CRITERIoN-2:l5- -l5-The Dairynnatds.
DALH'S-2:i5- -S-2G-The Great Divide
DEWEY Vaudeville.
EDEN NCSCE-The World in Wax
EMPIRE E-2:I5-S My Wife
GARRICK- -2:15-s :2O-When Knights Were Bold ~
2:15-Johannisfeuer; s;2o-Der hlch'eF '0H
Zalamea.
GOTHAM-2-S-Vaudeville
TAMNERSTEINS- S.l5-NaudevNe A.,
HERALD SoCARE-2:I5--s; ;15-The Glrl Beh'ho ''s
Counter
RIPPODRONE- -Neptune's Daughter and Pioneer
HUDsoN-2 -2l5-s:I5-Csssmates.
KNIiK ERBOCKER-2:l5-b.l5-I EsSanseAst'
IIBcRTY-2:I5-s Lola from Berlin
-2-I5-S -3o-T'he Thief
I.TR!,r-2:15-s:1 s:15-MCnte CIisto.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-S-Bus snow
-2-15-S:15-Anr3 karenira
NEW AAISTERp -2:15-S:l :l5-The Round Up
KEW CTRCTsE-s-Two Islands
KEW YORK-2-S.S0- Advanced NaudeflNe
eAKOY-2:f5-S: :i5-The Man OF the Hour.
WRII.ACK So S:15--The Hurdy tiurdy GIL
WEBER, s. S15-Hip, Hip. Hooray!
WEST FHD-S-The shoe Fly Regiment.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
a WEDDING.

Concord. n. H. Oct. r.-Elias H Cheney United
States Consul at Curacao. and Mrs Clara "
Smith. OF Brewer. Me-. were married az the hons
Of Frederick w Cheney. in this city. to-day. Ins
ceremony which private, was performed oy
the Rev Frank l. Knapp pastor OF the Baptist
Church at Lebanon. N H. OF which Mr.. Cheney is
a member. The only witness TO the ceremony was
Ralph Smith, son OF the bride. Following the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney started FOR Ne"
York from which port they will sail for Curacao
on the steamer Caracas tomorrow. Mrs Cheneys
first husband. Leonard B. Smith. was for thirteen
years the consul at Curacao.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
GUMWooD FOR PAVING.

Washington dispatch to The Boston Transcript
ideal home in the Dismal Swamp and other marsny
places of the South Atlantic and Gulf states VII
probably play important part in solving tlo
street pavement problem which VexeS the or1ceIs
of every municipality. Experts who have expert
mented with the timber OF this tree which hithefo
has been considered almost worthless. say that -
makes an ideal paving block when properly pre-
served. a representative OF d large wood preseEt-
ing company OF New York. which makes spe-
caly of the manufacture of street paving oiocns
has Just left Washington after a conferences w.
officers of the forest service regarding metnodS =.
wood preservation His company Is now deaiinns
almost exclusively in black and tupelO gum ana -
Is highly elated with the experiments WHICH na'
besen made.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
ANDRE cHARLIeR FOR MANHATTAN

Oscar Hammerstein announced yesterday that ne
had engaged Andre Charlier TO direct tho French
repertory at the Manhattan Opera House this sea
son NJ Charlier signed three years contract
with tho American impresario. and VIII saiI on
October Is on the Kaisern Augusta Victoria Iie
,,1 come direct from the opera house at Brussels
where he was chef d'orchestre for five years lie
has some reputation abroad as an interpreter OF
the modern French school OF music and Is per-
sonal friend OF Masseuet
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
About People and Social Incidents.

be the bridesmaids and Miss EIizabsth rn,c,.,
and Miss Mary Brooks the flower girls Ch.-,s.
Oliver OF Pittsburg. will oflciate as best man 49,
Thomas B. Thacher. j. B. Burial of wats-h,,--e -
Conn; Joseph ID. Crane. OF Dayton Ohio. F,-,..
NJ Tracy. of St. Louis. and William EverdelI ,,,
be the Ushers. WA
Louis Du Pont Irving's marriage TO Miss A.
tonette Erhardt. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Joa,
Benedict Erhardt, takes place at the latters co,,
try place in westchester County this agta--.
The bridegroom. who Is a Of Alexander T1ns-
Irving, of Irvington. and grandnepheyy or yvasb-
ngton Irving. will have his brother Alexander a.
best man.
Another wedding OF to-day Is that OF Nisx ca-,
lyme Burial Huff. daughter OF Representative a..
Mrs. George HUFF OF Pennsylvania, to Murray A.
Olson Cobb. of Washington. at Christ Cburch
Greensburg. Penn where the parents OF tha 49,
have summer home.
Colonel Sir John Harrington's marrIags 20 MIS-.
Amy Mcmillan, daughter OF tho late United sts...
Senator James Mcmillan Of Michigan. takes plac.
to-day at the brides summer homo at Eagle EJAss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mass. The bridegroom !.
British Minister Plenipotentiary In Abyssinia
Still another wedding Of to-day is that Of rr.--
els Louis slade. Of this city. TO Miss Carolina Mo-
Cormick. daughter Of William G. McCornick :,
the latter's country place at Coverdals near a.i-
timore.
Arthur Osgood Choate who Is TO be r,a--,.s A.
Miss Anne Hyde Clarke. at Cooperstovn
next Wednesday, gave his farewell bacheor a.,
ner last night at Delmonico's His guests tncluaa,
John H. Prentice who is be his best man, ~,
hngham Townsend Irwin. Morris ". KeIogx R,u,.
Martin. George Hyde Clarke. jri Robert Idvinx,,on
Morris, Eugene Hale. tr.i r. Bayard Cutting ara
Rogers II Bacon
Mrs william p. Douglas has returned % eoun
for tbs winter and has opened her house IN East
46th street
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Morss have arrived h town
and are staying at the Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs August Belmont. r., have closed
their cottage at Southampton and have opened
their place at Hampstead. Long Island
Mrs Edmund L Bayliss. who arrived from Eu-
rope yesterday VIII go to Lenox within the next
few DAYS to stay with Mrs. William Douglas Sloane,
at Elm Court
Mass and have gone TO Harrison. n. 7.
The engagement has been announced OF Miss Alice
Kobbe daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George c.
Kobbe to Curtis Gordon Rand. OF the lats
George c. Rand. OF Lawrence Long Island Miss
Kobbe who IS a sister OF Miss Louise Leavitt
Kobbk and George Leavttt Kobbe. Is a debutante OF
only two years Her grandfather the lats
Henry F. Leavitt and her uncle was General ".
A Kobbe. U. 5. A.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
Mr.. MEYER TO DINE WITH PILGRIMS.

George Won L. Meyer. Postmaster General. will
represent the administration at the dinner to be
given by the Pilgrims Tuesday evening at the
Plaza in honor OF the Lord Bishop of London. w.
Butler Duncan will preside, and the guests. num-
bering nearly three hundred. will include Leslie NJ
Shaw Alton Il. Parker. District Attorney Jerome.
DIR. Nicholas Murray Butler the Rev. DR.. Morgan
Dix and Cornelius Y. Bliss.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
NtD7lork Dailp Gribnsts
SATURDAY, OCTOBER -, 1907.

This newspaper is oroned and published By
The Tribune Association, Nelo York corpora
tion Office and principal place Of business, Trib-
Nne Building, No. 154 Nassau street. Nep York !;
Ogden Hills president; Nathaniel TttEe, sec
retary and treasurer. The address of the Of
f5cerS Is the Office of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
lEHAR TOO BUSY TO SEE HIS OPERA.

Franz Lehar will not see the hrst performance
hero Of his opera The Merry Widow" which Will
take place at the New Amsterdam Theatre week
from next Monday night Henry w Savage re-
ceived a cable message yesterday from the COM
poser In which he said he regretted that he could
not be in America at this time. He said he was
busy on the score Of new opera which he had
contracted to deliver IN December 10 the manager
OF the Vienna Theatre. Mr.. Savage's treasurer
said Yesterday that the advance sale Of seats.
which began on Thursday, was already S2,S6o. in
postoffice orders and checks
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
TOWN LOSES NEW WORKERS GIFT.
James W. Ellsworth Withdraws Offer Be.
cause His Name Was Made Public.
IBy Telegraph 20 Tho Tribune. ]

Hudson, Ohio Oct 1L-Because the officers OF the
town permitted his name to be divulged TO ths
public the giver OF from $4,000 TO N0O.O0 to be
spent IN the construction OF electric light snd
water plant. sewage system and IN other I'M
provements in his boyhood home. James ". Els
worth. millionaire coal operator. whose honne is
now IN New York withdrew his offer to-day.
Mr.. Ellsworth offered TO pay the improving OF
the village in which he was reared. poor boy on
condition that the public should not know VINO
furnished the money.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
WHEN pENMAN THOMPSON is "a.

Next Tuesday Denman Thompson who is appear
ing at the Academy of Music in The Old Home
stead" will celebrate his seventy-fOurth birthday
anniversary. II is expected that many of Mr..
Tbornpson's friends will attend the performance on
that night. There will be informal reception on
he
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

'rch' Chicago woman arrested for theft
says she stole because she is naturally bad"
1t is pleasant to record that kleptomania as an
excuse has gone out OF fashion. Wrongdoers
have keen instinct for the public attitude
toward crime. and Just now the greatest sym
pathy goes out 10 the persons so naturally bad''
as 70 deserve pity instead Of punishment.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
RocHEFoRT AT HEAD OF THE "PATRIEs

Paris. Oct. 11.-Henri Rochefort. the well known
French journalist. to-day. at the age OF seventy
sevea. severed his connection with the "Intrans-
sgeant" which he founded in 1880 and assumed
the editorshp OF the 'Patrie' his first article as
head OF that paper being characteristic onslaught
upon the government
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
MR.. HOUSE ALMOST OUT OF DANGER

The physicians in attendance reported last night
that Magistrate House was steadily improving and
that they would soon be able TO pronounce him out
OF danger. He recognized every one who went 10
his bedside yesterday for the first time since his
Illness
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
Colonel Watterson's plea for new party is
respectfully referred TO Mr. Hearst.

The experiment Of an evening mail delivery IN
Manhattan will be watched with interest. Many
things combine to shorten the normal city day.
and much valuable time might be saved to thou
sands of persons by the receipt up to 0 or 10
p. m Of letters otherwise not deliverable before
breakfast the next morning
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
fully plausible to-day as 1t was in the days of
the Mississippi steamboat races.

It is all over. The Democratic party is a
thing of the past, and the Republican party. or
whatever was left of it after electing Roosevelt
by the largest majority ever given to Presi-
Dental candidate, has been destroyed. All is
lost save honor. and that seems to be mislaid.
For forty years Colonel Watterson has stood on
the bridge and pointed out to unseeing pilots the
way through tortuous channels whereby the
Ship Of State. with the Star Eyed Goddess
perched upon her bow might be driven into a
safe harbor. But the job is too much for him
he has given it up. The pilots at the helm have
paid no heed TO his advice, anyway, and here
after they shall not have their freedom of action
hampered by unsought advice from Louisville.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
WIFE OF SENATOR MONEY DEAD.

IBy Telegraph 10 The Trbune.1
Guifport Miss Oct. I1.-Nrs. Sarah Money. hfy
years old. wife of II. d. Money. United States
Senator died at the famIly's summer home near
here to-day after a brief illness. The body was
taken TO Carrollton. Miss. the family home, for
burial. accompanied by Governor VardaInan. q
relative
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
GREEK MINISTER TO AMERICA.

Athens. Oct 1.-THE Greek Consul General at
Saloniki Turkey NJ. Coromilas. has been ap-
pointed minister of his government to the United
States.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Louise Thacher will be married this after
noon 10 Theodore Ives briggs of Waterbury
Conn., at the home OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Thacher. in East 45th street Miss Sarah
Thacher sister OF the bride; Miss Eunice Burial
OF Waterbury. Conn. and Miss Edith CrocKer VIII
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
MR. FAIRBANKS VISITS HIS MOTHER.

snringHeld. Ohio. Oct u.-Vice-Presldent FAR
banks came here last night for orief Visit win Win
,o,,or ord other relatives He left here this
D,o-nipp for Indianapolis. He refused to discuss
politics or matters OF public interest,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those who sail
THE ST. LOUIS.
George y. Adams.
Mrs. G. n. Craig
Mr. and Mrs. John t. Cross
ley.
THE ICELAND.
Mrs. Henry de Forest Bald
win.
Mrs. Horace 2. Bigelow.
Among the passengers
yesterday were:
THE LUSITkNIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Aitken
]. n. Alsop.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Percy Clarke
Mr.. and Mrs. stuart A
viscount d'Alte. Portuguese
Minister TO u. 8. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. n. Duke.
A. H. AuhEs
Colonel and Mrs. James Ell
verson.
DIR. Robert Collyer.
THE PATRICIA
Mrs. II. A. Bancroft
Mrs. Clarence S. Houghton-
Victor Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Wilson.
THE CELTIC. +
Lady Barrymore.
Miss Dorothy Smith-Barry-
more.
II. d. Blagrave.
Captain r. 8ruderell-Mur-
ply.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

That is unpleasant news which comes from
Morocco, that the Pretender, Mulai Hafig. has
at last been approved by the ulemas OF Fee
and is now moving toward that capital with
good prospects of capturing it, He has al
ready secured the support of the ulemas of the
city of Morocco. and If he also wins Fee ne
will be in fact Sultan Of the whole empire, or
as much so as any one has been in recent years
1t might not greatly matter TO the rest of the
world whether Mulai Haf1g or Abd-el-Aziz was
on the Shereefan throne but for the circum-
stance that this usurper cheerfully threatens.
as soon as he gets into power. to repudiate the
Algeciras treaty and any other engagement OF
his predecessor which may not be to his liking.
That would throw the whole Morocco question
into the melting pot again.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
FROM LIVERPOOL.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Fftx-
gerald.
Senator Eugene Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Ham
bOurg.
Lieutenant Colonel w. p.
Leisham. r. A. III. G.
Colonel II. ]. Kowalsky.
q. Croydon Marks. NJ. p.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac l. Rice.
Marquis Dusnet de Semours.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

The menace of Asiatic labor Confronts the New
York workingman. Two elephants are 'on the
Job" at the new Long BEACH Hotel
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
EROM HANIRIrRG

Misses Claire and Edwins
Houghton.
DR.. and Mrs W. F. Mar
shall
ROM LIVERPOOL
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Camp
! bell.
2. ]. Coghlin. Miss Coghiin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Cole
4 man
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
Says Mr. Bryan with an engaging air of IN

genuOusness:
The national incorporation Of railroads. pro-
posed by President Roosevelt, is the most far
reaching step for Capitalization proposed IN TINS
country since Hamilton submitted his plan OF
government.
What has become of the scheme of govern
ment ownership and operation of all the instru-
mentalities of interstate commerce proposed
wear ago by a we'll known Democratic leader on
his return from Europe?
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

to-day for Europe are:
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Sloan.
+ Frederick Worth, tr.
lP. l. Wickes.
FOR ANTWERP.
/ w. ]. Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M.
| Clemens.
who returned from abroad
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

Mr. and Mrs John E. Parsons have left Len0r
Mass, and have gone TO Harrison. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

be the bridesmaids and Miss EIizabsth rn,,s.,
and Miss Mary Brooks the flower girls Cha-Is.
Oliver. OF Pittsburg. win oflciate as best man 49,
Thomas b. Thacher, j. B. Burial, of waterbu-r-
Conn; Joseph ID. Crane OF Dayton, Ohio; Frn.s,
NJ. Tracy. of St. Louis and William Everdsu ,-T,
be the ushers. ~
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

Mrs Edmund L Bayliss who arrived from Eu-
rope yesterday. Will go to Lenox within the next
few DAYS TO stay with Mrs. William Douglas Sloane,
at Elm Court.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-09-05
American. c Commander.

Since the return home OF J.. E
Clark, the president of the American
Commander company, Contractor
Lindsly has startetd to crQsscut from
the face Of the tuntel< how in 725
feet, to the ledge News that the
vein has been broken into is expected
any day. Negotiation will be begun
with the Hunter officials, who are
now on their way from Chicago, fol-
permission to work from the Hunter
tunnel along the ledge into Amer
ican-C Commander ground.