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Don flint Hi6tern Die Wod)t IN
ole @0n0c gibt. Die beIten @ciete bin-
tulltg 81 madcn, mag bel unieren
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The Washington times., 1907-08-17
TRACTION COMBINATION
MAY BE REGRGANIZED

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Reorganization
of the great Ryan Belmont traction
combination, including all the elevated.
surface and subway lines in Manhattan
is expected by financiers. who said to-
day that the InterbOrougn-M metropolitan
Company probably would be dissolved.
The report Is given credence through
the astounding decline of Al points in
the stock Of the Metropolitan Street rail-
way. the greatest drop which has taken
place in one day IN the stock market
since the panic Of 1901.
Official investigation and legal actions
against the traction combine have been
threatened and in preparation for
several months.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
RURAL POSTAL ROUTES
SOUGHT BY 54,734

The report Of the rural delivery serv-
Ice Tor the month Of August shows that
the Postoffice Department has recei ed
54.1S4 petitions for the establishment OF
the service. On these petitions I4,S4S ad-
verse reports have been made. while
there were in operation on July So 3I.75)
routes
Der was increased to 81, 81 There have
been 800 routes discontinued for vari-
oUS reasons. There are at present ! .3J5
petitions pending for the establishments
VI the service IA different sections OF
the country
The rural carrier service is now Civ
ing employment 10 JI.I35 carriers the
ma ximum pay received by the carriers
being 500 per annum-
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
TREASURY CLERKS
CLOSELY WATCHED
Man Who Took $1,000
Found in BOS-
ton.

Though the clerks employed at the
Treasury Department in counting con-
demned money and destroying it were
unaware OF the fact, a close watch has
been kept upon the force for several
weeks In an effort to discover who Sc
cured three old 81 600 bills which were
supposed 10 have been sent here from
the Subtreasury at Boston
one June { q packet which was sup
posed 10 contain Sl00, 900. $4,000 Of
which was IN 81 900 bills, was found 10
be minus $4,000 Secret Service agents
were put on the case, and in the mean
time, J. h Nassar, a specie clerk IN
sponSible for the act, was required to
make UP the deficit Mr.. Curtiss, or tho
Boston subtreasUry, however, was con
Yinced that NaSSar was not the man
who got the money, and accord
ingly he obtained permission from the
authorities here TO withhold deposit or
the amount in the United STATE Treas
ury pending the investigation Of the
matter by Chief Wilkic
After systematic work the Govern
ment agents secured evidence which
pointed 10 the guilt Of J. Warren Hast
ings, who has been in the service more
than forty years. and was one Of the
most trusted employees in Boston. Upon
being confronted by the officers he col
lapsed.
no one at the Treasury Department
could say whether restitution will b5
made to- NaSSar. whom il is said has
nothing left but his salary since making
up the loss, but from the fact that de-
posit was withheld by the authorities
IL is understood that Vassar will not be
a loser.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
.FORGNES HIS WIFE
FOR ELOPEAENT
Mrs. Perry Cables She Is
Tired of Man and Wishes
to Return.

BOSTON, Aug. I7.-BrookI;ne society
was amazed today to learn that John r.
Perry has forgiven his beautiful wife.
who on June eloped TO Europe with
Wilson S. Belches. a fascinating young
man who left his own wife to fee with
the Brookline society woman.
Mrs. Perry, according TO the last re-
port, is now on her way 10 New York,
where her husband will receive her at
the pier and bring her back 20 her home
N Brookline, where two small children
await her return.
A few days ago the repentant wife
cabled that she was cured Of her IN
fatuation and asked forgiveness. Mr..
Perry Immediately wiTed her TO return.
Belches also is said to have asked his
wife 10 take him back, but she refused
and is planning for a divorce.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
PENCIL PEDDLER LOST,
Is HEIR TO FORTUNE

Wyckon. Clarke 6 Frost. attorneys, OF
Brooklyn, \. Y. have requested the
Washington police TO assist In locating
william Young. supposed TO be a vender
OF lead pencils and shoe strings in this
city, who. they say. is one OF the heirs
10 property located on fLOng Island
which they are endeavoring 20 have par
ttioned. Young Is a cripple, having
been born with deformed feet. and later
II was necessary to have an operation
performed which resulted in both legs
being amputated at the knees.
The attorneys do not state the amount
Of the fortune 10 which the peddier IS
supposed TO be heir. The police have
been unable 20 get any trace of YOUNG.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
Assessor in Trouble

The Assessors office Is now having its
troubles adjusting the personal tax.
They complain that citizens in 4, large
number OF cases pay no attention TO
the notice Of personal tax until an in
spector is sent 10 warn them that they
must be paid at once. Then the angry
citizen comes 70 the office and protests
that he does not own the property on
which he has been levied for tax. and
desires that IL be taken from the books.
The day is filed with such complaints
and their adjustment
Another trouble is found when mail
ing out tax bills. Many OF these are
returned with the statement that the
property on which tax has been assessed
does no longer exist or that the owner
has moved away or transferred his
property. Commissioner West held q
conference with the Assistant Assessors
this morning too determine whether bills
had been sent out without a personal
investigation as 10 their correctness. and
was informed that this was Impossible
in many cases. IS some $500 bills in al
are mailed. re thought that this should
be more carefully attended 10 IN ths
future and was assured by the Assist
ant Assessors that every endeavor wOulC
be made 10 comply with his Instructions
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
CASHIER IN CUSTODY
FOR $I2, 600 SHORTAGE

NEW YORK. Aug. 17.-Charged with
a $1,000 shortage in his accounts. Rob
ert II. GIL. cashier OF the Stapleton
Is. l. National Bank. Is under arrest,
according 70 an announcement made TO-
day by the bank authorities.
The arrest was made quietly. and
nothing saiI of it until the directors
haG met and authorized a formal state
ment after making known the shortage
A bank examiner, In examining the
accounts. discovered the discrepancies
IN the books and notified the officers,
G!u, after being arrested, was released
on bond and assisted IN stralBnJeIlnS
out the accounts. He Is again IN cus-
tOdy OF United States officers
Giu is described as man OF Sood
habits, who led an apparently eEeIn-
plary life No explanation Of Wnat led
20 his downfall is offered by the bank
authorities
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
MARINE CORPS INCREASED
BY TWENTY NEW MEMBERS

Twenty members Of the United States
Marine Corps were admitted TO mem
bership in the Admiral D. D. Porter
Garrison, Veterans o1i the Army and
Navy Union. last night. at a meeting Of
the organization held in C. A. r. Hall.
Patriotic addresses We're made during
the evening by Sergeant Fuggett, Ser
geant Murphy. Dr. T. Z Lee. William
4. Hickey. DR.. c. F. Petlys, and c.. W.
Blush. The organization. assisted by
the Ladies Auxiliary, gives a lawn fete
the first week OF September. The Ma
rine Band will join the organization In
a body IN October
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Stookbridge Mass. mas already been
put in readiness for the homecoming Of
the former Ambassador and Mrs
Choate from The Hague conference.
They are expected some time during
This month and IL is said they viii be
accompanied by one or two Of the dele
gates as their guests for a visit at
NaUmloeag.
The Rev. DR.. Thomas Lee. OF St
Matthew's Church, Washington. has ar
rived at RanEeley. Me. for the re-
maindcr Of the season.
Miss Marion Hines. Of washington. is
guest at house party Al WillOughby
Beach. Va.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
CHARITY RATES SAME
ON SEAB0ARD AIR LINE

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Aug. lit is
announced by J. H. Ketner, cOmmcr-
cial agent OF the 5eabOard Air line, that
In view Of the change IN the rates for
passenger and freight traffic. in the va
rious Southern States. there would be
no change IA the charity rates over
his lines, and that he has received in
structions from the head office 10 this
effect The charity rates will be the
same as heretofore. One OF the large
railroads has advanced it's charity
rates, claiming II could not maintain
them under present State laws
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
Decision on Deserters.

A decision Of the War Department
rules that q deserter arrested by a civil
officer authorized by United States
statutes to arrest such offenders is a
prisoner Of and in the custody C the
United States authorities, and the civil
authorities have no right to hold the
prisoner.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
WILL OF MRS. GUSTS
PR0BATED AFTER 8 YEARS

BY the viii Of Mrs Elizabeth Z Gus
tbs. under date OF July q. 1893. filed for
probate today. premises S04 A street
southeast Is given 70 her children. Susie
G. Talbot and Marvin A Custis who are
named as executors. and 10 her grand
daughter, Susie G Harvey.
An the personal property OF the tes-
tatrix IS given 10 Susie G Talbot and
Marvin a. CuStiS.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Miss Floy s. Jack. daughter Of But
Ter Jack, OF the Portsmouth. New
Hampshire avenue, formerly Of Mem
pins, Tenn. and Albert G. Moss also
of Memphis. were married Thursday
evening IN the apartments OF the brides
father IN the Portsmouth.
The rooms were prettily decorated
with innumerable lights, cat flowers,
and palms, and the ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. John NJ T.. Mckee.
a relative OF the bride
The bride wore a modish travelling
costume Of brown silk. Immediately
after the reception which followed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Moss left for
a Southern bridal trip. including a visit
TO the jamestown Exposition, and their
future home in Memphis
Among the guests at the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Jack and family.
Mr. ano Mrs. 9. y. Hayes. Mrs Matte
NJ Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Z. Nor
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. George V Buck, Mr..
and Mrs. X. A. Althouse. Miss Alberta
Walker, Mrs. J. NJ. +. Mckee. Mrs.
William Elmer Bacon, Miss Violet II.
Mckee. and Mrs. Isaac Cans.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hoover Hanger. the
latter formerly Miss Hattie Toibert
Wnloughby. whose marriage took place
in Washington recently, and who are
spending their honeymoon abroad. have
arrived in Paris.
The Rev. and Mrs. Roderick Terry
have as their guest at Marquand villa.
Newport, their sOn-in-iaw and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hals, jr., and
Mrs. Terry's brother, Henry c. Mar
quend.
Mrs. Clarence II. Macl1ay has issued
cards for a garden party tomorrow at
her Lenox place, springlawn.
Senator and Mrs. W. Murray Crane
Will entertain a company tomorrow at
their place, Mount Pleasant
Mrs L. N. Shaw. the Misses Shaw,
ami Miss Cassidy, OF New Jersey. are
members of an automobile party at
the Gladstone. Narragansett.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan. jr..
will leave for Europe few days after
the arrival Of ]. Pierpont Morgan. ST..
Of October.
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish entertained a
company at luncheon today at her New
port villa, Crossways.
Miss Hattie Cross. daughter OF the
late Samuel Cross, accompanied by her
friend. Mrs. Aggie Mead. Is staying at
the ChaItonte, Atlantic city, for the
remainder Of the season.
Mr. and Mrs H W. Taylor. and Miss
Florence Taylor. Of Washington. who
are travelling abroad. are spending q
few weeks in Paris.
Mrs. ]. P. Polk. Of washington, IS
| spending the summer at Rangeley. Ne.
Misses Mamie Lawler and Annie Ny
I ers, press feeders Of the Government
/ Printing Office, have returned from a
short trip 10 Colonial Beach, where they
/ visited relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Ghlseni have
| closed their apartment In the Berkeley
! and are in New York city for a few
/ davs. From there they viii sail up the
/ Hudson river TO Cairo IN the Catskill
mountains
| Miss LOretto Ahern. Of Capitol HiIl. left
! this city Monday for a trip TO Buffalo
/ y. Y. where she will be the guest OF
! Miss Regina Sweeney. Later she viii be
I joined by her brother. Lieut. James l.
/ Ahern, who IS in Charlotte, y. Y.
! Mr. and Mrs J. Weed Corey and Miss
( Corey. OF X street, wiz spend their va
! cation IN the Blue Ridge mountains
/ Clarke county, Va, until the middle 81
| September.
! Mrs. oscar Krumke and Miss Jennie
/ l. Coleman, OF the Treasury Depart
| ment. are spending several weeks at the
/ Forest Inn. Eagles Mere Park. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. C-Neiu and
/ Mr and Mrs. r E l. Thompson, OF
! lexington. are at Atlantic City Tor sew
/ eral weeks.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

A marriage OF considerable interest IN
Washington was that OF Miss Virginia
Dare Savage and George 3. McQueliau,
which took place recently in Jackson,
Mich. in the home Of the brother Of
the bridegroom. Claude McQuellan.
Only a small family party attended
the ceremony. Immediately after which
Mr and Mrs. McQuellsn left for an
eXter ded bridal trip through the East
They viii reside at l2e Wildwood ave-
nue., Jackson, Mich. upon their return.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
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The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Senator w. Murray Crane and Mrs.
Crane have planned to visit the latter s
parents Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Board
man. at their summer home at Man
chester.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Mr. and Mrs. W. Lawley Saul. and
daughter Miss Edith Saul Of New
Rochelle y. Y, have come TO WASH
ington and will make their home here
IN the future
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
LANGHAM,
Sister, the German Ambassado
Sternburg, n Quarters
Embassy a Dublin, n.

Miss Violet Langham and her mother,
Mrs. Langham. are the guests Of the
German Ambassador and Baroness
Spcck Won Sternburg, in their summer
home at Dublin, y. H., for the remain
der Of the season. The. baroness was
before her marriage Miss Lillian Lang
ham. Of Kentucky.
Miss Violet Langham is we'll known
and exceedingly popular in Washington,
where she has made many friends dur
ing her frequent visits to her sister in
, the German embassy here. Miss Lang
ham IS a beautiful girl and bears a
strong family resemblance 10 her sister.
lOng-famed as the most beautiful wom-
an CT the Diplomatic Corps.
Brig. Gen. Charles F. Humphrey, ex-
quartermaster general Of the United
States army. arrived in New York yes
terday from Havana on board the
steamer Esperanza-
Mrs R r. Rogers. Of Washington,
who is travelling abroad. is now in Paris
Mr. end Mrs A. SKenner. OF Wash
ington. are spending a few weeks in
Paris before returning from Europe,
where they have spent the summer.
The Misses Loring, Of Boston, are en-
tertalning Lady Pole-Carcw. daughter
OF Lady Beatrice Pole-Carew. of Eng
land, at Burnside, their estate at Prides
Crossing.
Miss Amy Wenonah Alden, who will
be married to VIII Leonard Lowrie
United States consul at WeimeT, in
~
OF the Cedric.
Cards are out for the marriage Of
Miss Marie Unschuld Edle Won Nelas-
field and Henry Lazard, the wedding to
take place at the New cliffs Hotel
Newport. Saturday, August 81. Both
Miss Won Unschuld and Mr.. Lazard are
well known in Washington, where they
make their homes during the winter
season. Miss Uuschuld is a daughter
Of the late imperial and royal Austrian
field mahshaL Lieut.. Wenzel Unschuld
Ritter Won Melasfeld-
evening rendered a brilliant reception 10
Gov. r. y. Glenn, Of North Carolina, at
the jamestown Exposition. The recep-
ton was held in the Virginia building
The guests began arriving just before
Q O'Clock. and a little after Governor
Glenn with his staff, arrived. He was
greeted by Governor Swanson and Mrs.
Swanson and the members OF the gov
ernor's staff and sNveral members Of the
Virginia commission who were in the
receiving line. Governor Glenn was also
accompanied by the members of the
North Carolina commission. who are the
fuests OF honor OF the exposition this
week.
The building was handsomely deco
rated with flowers and flags of Virginia
and Nortn Carolina, intertwined-
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Or. c. G. Stone end his daughter. Miss
Florence Stone, who have been spend
ing the summer at Piney Point, Md,
have retuTned TO their home In Wash
ingtOn.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

NaumlSeag. the summer home of Hon.
Joseph II. Choate. on Prospect Hill. in
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

H Wilbur Wakenight and Owen Hart
will leave Washington Monday for a
three weeks stay In the Blue Ridge
mountains
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Mrs. Edward A. Keeler. Of Capitol
Hill. has returned TO her home after IA
four months stay IN Panama
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Mrs. c. s. Allen left Washington yes
terday for a months stay at Harper5
Ferry.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Frank 2. Morse left Washington yes
terday for New York from where he
will sail today on the St Louis for
CherbOurg TO spend the coming month
IN Paris
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Postmaster General George Won. L.
Meyer IS the guest Of Cornelius VAN
derbilt at Newport
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. James r Nichol. and
daughter, of Capitol Hill, are spending
the month OF August at Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
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The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Miss Fannie Horn left washington
Thursday 10 join her mother at Allan
tic City Mrs. Horn has as her guests
there. her nieccs. Miss Eva Barnhart
and Miss Mabel Barnhart
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Mrs. Garrett, who has been at the HO-
bart camp, in Maine, IS now at Poland
Springs.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay has issued
cards for a garden party tomorrow at
her Lenox place, Springlawn.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
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College Park, Md.

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The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Mrs. Bessie AIedairia Keefer and her
son. Paul WaggOner who is convalesc-
ing from a recent attack OF typhoid
fever, have gone to Greenbrier, ". Va,
FOR a short stay. and later for an eX-
tened trip 10 Denver. Colo, and their
future home in Los Angeles, Cal.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOOL-

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adults. classes or private lessons t-iaI free
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lines)
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Senator and Mrs. W. Murray Crane
will entertain "a company tomorrow at
their place, Mount Pleasant
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

The Secretary Of Agriculture, who has
been travelling on the Pacific coast, left
San Francisco early this week for Den
Yer, Col. He viii return 10 Washing
ton within the next few weeks.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Mrs. Julian p. Hendley, Of the Ply
mouth, accompanied by Mrs. J. NJ. Vale,
Of the Portner. have gone for Trip
TO Atlantic City, Asbury Park and New
York They viii be absent until some
time next month.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

Mr. aud Mrs. G. p. Gehring, OF the
Newberne. are among the Washington
Ueople spending the month OF August al
The Chalfonte, Atlantic City.