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The Washington times., 1907-08-31
WilsonFights
Foreman A. W. Bowen
BePrinterS' Trustee
Government Printing Of
flee Interested in the
Campaign.

Campaigning for the position OF trustees
OF the Union Printers Home. at Colo
rado Springs, Col, has already begun
in the Government Printing Office. and
at the present time there are two avowed
candidates for one OF the three vacsn-
cies on the board Of seven. The can
didates are Miss Anna c. Wilson, OF
1901 x street northwest. a Lanston
machine operator, and A. W. Bowen,
foreman Of the first division. Friends
OF Miss Wilson and Mr. Bowen have
already begun 10 canvass the field. al
though the election does not take place
until next summer.
First Woman Delegate.
Miss Wilson. who has been In the
Government Printing Office for eight
years, enjoys the distinction OF having
been the first woman who was ever
elected by Columbia Union. No 101. as
a delegate TO the national convention.
This was four years ago. when shs
led the ticket. She was nominated Tor
a position on the board Of trustees last
year. wnen there were only two vacan-
cies, but she withdrew hel name, as
she felt that there were certain mat
tiers before the board which could best
be handled by men. II Mss Wilson is
successful in her fight, she will be the
only woman printer on the board.
At Hot Springs.
] Miss Wilson went out TO the nifty
third annual convention in Hot Springs
this month. but not as a delegate. She
/ has just returned TO Washington, and
in speaking Of the conventions work.
| said today: Our membership hoped
/ IL ~ 20
ment might be taken BY the convention.
but there was disappointment in store
/ for US. Our delegates were backing a
/ proposition 70 give $500 70 the Interna-
/ tional Woman's Auxiliary, but * was
| referred TO a committee which made
| an unfavorabie report"
/ The contest between Mr.. Bowen and
| Miss Wilson promises 10 be a close
one as each has a number Of friends
| among union printers IN Washington.
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

The wedding Of Fraulein Marie UHs-
chuld Edle Won Melasfeld, OF Austria
to Henry Lazard, Of Paris, both now
residents of Washington, took pace
today at noon in Newport, in the new
CHns Hotel The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. DIT. Menen, Of St
AIary's Catholic Church. in Newport
and was followed by a large reception
in the parloTs of the hotel. which over
look the sea. The bride was attended
by Mrs. Chadwick. wife OF Rear Ad-
miral French r. Chadwick. T. : N,
who acted as matron OF honor. Mr..
Lazard was attended by NJ. des Portes
de Ia Fosse. charge d'affaires Of France
and counselor Of the French embassy.
The bride was escorted 10 the altar by
Rear Admiral Chadwick, who gave her
IN marriage, and stood as witness for
her. according TO the French custom,
while NJ des Portes stood as witness
for the bridegroom. as we'll as acting as
best man.
Miss Won Unschuld's gown was an
imported one OF white satin, richly
trimmed with rare laces. She wore a
crown OF orange blossoms. and carried
a shower bouquet of orange blossoms,
all OF which were gifts from her mother
in Austria. who is the widow OF the i'm
perial and royal Austrian field mar
shall. Lieut.. Wenzel Unschuld Ritter
v-n AIelasfeld. Newport society was
well represented at the wedding. and
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also at the reception which followed
Among the guests were:
Madame Ges PorteS de Ia Fosse ana
daughter, Mrs. StuyVesant Fish, Mrs.
Barton French, AlT and Mrs. Wentz,
IbT- md Mrs Austin Flint bir. and Mrs.
Charles Hoffman. Mrs. Storrs Wells,
Mrs. Benjamin Thaws Mrs. J, j. Mason,
Dr. and Mrs. ". T. Bull Dr.. and Mrs.
Steward. AR and Mrs Mitchell Clark
rousseau. including the wedding dress
was imported from Vienna, and was a
gift FROM the brides mother. AFTER
the reception Mr. and Mrs. LaZard LETT
Immediately for "Milbreok." on the
Hudson, where they will spend their
honeymoon. Mrs Samuel Thorne having
placed her country home at their dis
posaL They viii return 10 Washington
about the middle Of September.
Nine LaZard came To- Washington
/ three years ago a stranger ard mas wor.
a place among the leaders Of musical
affairs and pianists in this city. in New
port. and In New York BY her own ar
tistic ana brilliant playing. She was
presented TO Washington society and
gelmulleg. wife OF the Austrian ambas-
sadOT. who gave d musicale IN the en-
bassy TO introduce her. She has played
with brilliant success at scores Of con-
/ certs and musicales, and taken many
/ concert tours through the South, and
| Middle West with equal success.
/ on Wednesday she was piano sc1OiSt
/ at the large reception given by former
/ Governor Of Rhode Island and Mrs.
/ port nome. in honor Of some OF the
members Of the National Society D. A.
R and the Colonial Danes staying in
] that resort,
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LAST SUNDAY TRIP
TO MARSHALL HALL

Tomorrow's trip of the steamer
Charles Manchester to Marshall Hall
will be the last Sunday trip OF the sea-
SON. All the amusements are stilI in
operation, ana the table d'hote dinners
are splendid. The dairy lunch will serve
those who do not care for a dinner.
Schroeder's band will play a very pleas
ing program of concert music, both on
the boat and grounds. The steamer
Charles Manchester viii leave Seventh
street wharf at II a. m. 2,30 and $50
p. m.
The last trip of the season TO Indian
Head this evening at $50 o'clock, via
steamer Charles Manchester, Stops are
made at Marshall Hall both going and
returning.
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BUREAU CHIEFS PLANNING
PACIFIC FLEET TRIP

Arrangements for the details of the
coming cruise Of the great Atlantic
battleship fleet to the Pacific are now
actively under way in all the bureaus
Of the Navy Department and on the diff
ferent vessels of the fleet. Formal
schedules which each bureau Is to fol-
low were placed on the desks Of all
chiefs, assistant chiefs. and chief clerks
today, all marked Confidential"
Acting Secretary NeWberry has or
dered that all sixteen vessels be equip
ped with wireless telephone instruments
before the feet sails. and that letters
be sent TO all American contractors So
Letting offers for coal and means Of
transportation
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NAN PATTERSON
STATES HUSBAND
STILL LOVES HER
Rumor of Di-
vorce-Drinks Ice
Cream Soda.

Nan Patterson, the wife OF Leon
Martin. who is in Washington today,
classes as false the dispatches from Los
Angeles that her husband is to enter
suit against her for divorce. In an in
terview with a Times reporter today.
she says:
II get a letter from my husband. who
is in Los Angeles. every day. and there
is never the slightest suggestion that he
contempiates sueing me for divorce His
letters are affectionate and loving. and
IN each one OF them he speaks Of the
time when we shall be together again.
"dr. Martin has not been well for
some time and his inability 70 work has
prccluded the possibility Of my joining
him at Los Angeles As soon as he is
able TO keep steady employment and
earns enough 70 support both Of US
will go TO him. but at the present time.
or until I. myself. can secure employ
mont I must remain here with my
mother.
Drinks lee Cream Soda.
THE stories sent out from P1ttsburg
/ 20 the effect that I have beer living IN
| luxury near that city are also false.
| Why, the fact Of the matter IS. that
don't even know a man in Pittsburg
/ who is engaged IN the steel business
1 AS Tor the wine suppsrs. well, about the
strongest thing ] have had 10 drins
this summer has been ice cream soda.
The story about my stabbing the
steel man or any other steel man, is
too ridiculous TO deny.
'"The only men I know in Pittsburg
are men that Mr.. Martin introduced
me 10, and ! never met any Of them
outside the hotel where my husband
was employed.
II do wish. now that am in town
living quietly with my mother, thai
people would let ne alone From the
way they talk and write about ne
there is no incentive TO try and d.
what Is right, for I appear 20 get th'
worst OF II. anyway"
The dispatch rom Los Angeles Is tc
the effect that Leon Graves Martin Il
labout 10 institute suit for diYorc'
against the former chorus girl
Still Devoted to Wife.
He saws he is still devoted to hil
wife. aud would welcome her gladly 4
she would come 20 California and 1oiI
5 him. as he expected her 10 do when h
J came West. He has not heard from he
, since early IN June, but reports hav'
? reached him Of the mode Of life she i
= said to have adopted
5 IT am afraid" he Eaid, that she vii
be brought up again for trial by Dis
, trict Attorney Jerome should he hea
: Of her behavior. as the indictmen
! against her has never been nolled.
has been held as g means Of insuriDg
quiet life on her part regret NOR
than anyone that she is CONDUCTING
herself in such a manner that eanno
live with her. II Would lashe me yer
hanpv II she would behave"
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FISHERMEN INVITE
PRESIDENT TO BANKS

PROVINCETOWN, Mass, Aug. a.
President Roosevelt has now an oppor-
tunity to prove whether he really meant
it when he told the fishermen at the
Pilgrims monument celebration that he
would like to so out on the Banks and
have a chance to talk with them. Mar
ion a Perry. part owner Of the schooner
Rose Dorothea. invited the President to
accept the hospitality Of himself and
his crew during a trip to the fishing
banks at any date the President may
select.
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GHOSTS" CHASED FAMILY
FROM BROWN ST. SECTION

1t was learned yesterday afternoon
by officers Of the Seventh precinct in
Georgetown that the recent spool
wave which has been affecting one of
the neighborhcoJs in the region of
Brown street was precOnceTted and CO.
operative action on the part Of several
residents Of that locality to s:rive away
a family which the alleged. ghosts
claim to have been a nuisance to the
community. The latter was finally
frightened of the street.
The Washington times., 1907-08-31
WARNER LOSES
PROBATE SUIT

CLINTON, Ill. Aug. 31.-Vespasian
Warner. United states Commissioner Of
Pensions, has lost his suit to hold sole
control Of the Warner estate.
Judge Cochran held that Mrs. Isa-
bella Robinson Warner, stepmOther OF
Commissioner Warner, is entitled to her
dover right in the estate Of John War
ner. the Commissioner father, who
died in 1905. This decision gives Mrs
Warner a life interest in S65O.O00, the
total value of the estate approaching
s., 900, 900.
of Commissioner Warner that his step
mother was part negro. and that she IN
duced his father TO marry her under
false pretenses in order to get his
money.
The Judge said these charges were
not worthy of consideration.
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WOMAN MYSTERI0USLY CUT
RECOVERING FROM WOUNDS

The condition Of Mrs. Carrico. who was
stabbed by an unknown assailant IN the
southeast section OF the city a week
ago. continues 20 improve The physi-
clans at Providence Hospital say that
the injured woman should be able 10
leave the Institution in few weeks,
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HUSSEY RESUMES DUTIES
AFTER TEN DAYS ILLNESS

Commander Charles L Hussey. Of the
bureau of navigation, Navy Depart
ment. has resumed his duties after an
Illness OF ten DAYS. during which he
took special treatment at Johns Hop
kins University Hospital, in Baltimore
Commander Hussey had slight attack
OF lunnba 90, and. after few days re-
generation, he has returned TO his desk
looking as 1T as ever Mr. Hussey was
one OF several young naVal omcers re-
Gently promoted from lieutenant COM
mander to commander
The Washington times., 1907-08-31
ANACOSTIA BRIDGE
TO BE READY NOVEMBER !

Engineer Commissioner Morrow has
extended the contract time for compile
don OF the Anacosua bridge to the Penn
Bridge Company from September 70
November I. The extension IS granted
on account II a disagreement with the
Rsitinore and Ohio Railroad Company
in TeCsrd to the Monroe street bridge
across their track, delaying the whole
uroiect two months
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PRESIDENT NAMES MEN
FOR CALIFORNIA JOBS

OYSTER BAY, n. Y, Aug. S1.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt today announced the fol-
lowing appointments:
William NJ. Cutter, to be coiner Of the
mint at San Francisco; August Z. Win
ter. to be collector Of internal revenue
for California; Edward S. Sweeney, TO
be superintendent Of mint al San Fran
cisco
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ARCHITECTURAL CLUB
POSTPONES INSPECTION

The Washington Architectural Club.
which had planned 10 visit and inspect
all the prominent new buildings of the
city today, decided TO postpone the trip
until September Z, owing to the absence
from the city OF many members Of the
club. The affair promises 10 be both
entertaining and instructive as 1t is
proposed 10 wind I'D the inspection with
a dinner.
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PLAYGROUND TOURNAMENT
TO HAVE 265 ENTRANTS

The program OF the final tournament
Of the white Fairgrounds at Van Ness
Park on wednesday. September 4. shows
that some 265 children have made the re-
auislte three points In the preliminary
tournaments and are prepared 20 com
rete for the final awards. These e
Children represent more than 1000 chill
dren who failed 20 win places.
Including the exhibition games Wnlcn
will occupy the first ten minutes more
than 500 children viii take part on
Wednesday afternoon.
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* WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS y
Miss Ball
Engaged To
d.. Hilton

Mrs Margaret NJ. Ball announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Frances
Virginia, to Dr. J. Franklin Hilton. The
wedding will take place in the fall.
Invitations are out for the birthday
party of d. o. Mills. who celebrates his
eighty-second anniversary next Thurs
day at his camp in the Adirondacks.
The guest list includes members Of his
family who are in the country. They
are Mr. and Mrs. ogden Mills and the
Misses Mills, ogden Livingston Mills,
the Bishop and the Cunningham
branches of the family, Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid. wac has been with her father for
scme weeks, and Miss Jean Read.
Mrs. Waldorf-Astor' son, now almost
a month old shows promise OF fulfilling
the Langhorn beauty obligations which
additionally follow Immediately upon
being born Of one Of the famous Virginia
beauties. Mrs. Astor Is one of the beau
uful sisters Of the beautiful Mrs. Dana
| Gibson.
The Washington times., 1907-08-31
POLICEMAN NOT MUCH HURT.

Aside from a few bruises on his arms
and body, Policeman II. z. Honoback
and his three-year-old son. who were
thrown from an automobile at the cor
ner of Seventeenth and H streets north
west, are not any the worse of for the
accident. DR.. Wall. one of the police
surgeons. states that both HOnobaek
and his son win be out as soon as the
stiffness wears on.
The Washington times., 1907-08-31
BATTLESHIPS ARRIVE
AT HAMPTON ROADS

Fifteen of the big battieships OF the
Atlantic feet entered Hampon Roads
this morning. under command Of Rear
Admiral RObley d. Evans They have
lust come in from the Southern drill
grounds. where they have been going
through drills and battle tactics the
past I'VE days. The fleet viii take on
coal and fresh supplies and return 10
the drill grounds. which are of the
Virginia capes, early Tuesday morning
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B. 8 D. CTeates Position.

In order better TO superintend the
loading Of freight cars on its lines. the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad has created
the positions of inspectors of freight
service and made appointments to the
several positions. The inspectors will
make their reports to the superintend-
ent Of transportation.
The Washington times., 1907-08-31
MetcaES
cAnnOUnce
NarrJage

Announcement is made Of the mar
Rage Of William Howard Metcalf, elder
aon of the Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs. Victor H. Metcalf, 10 Mrs. Ouida
yevans, which took place on August 20
secretly. The bride is a widow, said 10
be ten years the senior Of the bride
groom who is twenty-three years old.
The ceremony took place in Oakland.
Cal. the home Of the bridegroom and
his parents and of the bride. The latter
has a daughter FIVE years old.
Young Mr.. Metcalf has spent several
winters with his parents in Washington
and Is quite well known here. The en-
gagement Of his brother. Victor Nichol-
son Metcalf. who graduated from An
napOiis last year, 10 Miss Maria Buffers,
of Oakland, Cal, was announced a year
ago. and the wedding is expected 10
take place within a few weeks, Miss
Buffers is the daughter Of a millionaire
capitalist of Oakland.
Ensign Metcalf has spent the past
year IN California recovering from a
serious illness He was IN Washington
last season for a short time In the
Naval Hospital and is now about re-
covered.
William Howard Metcalf, the bride
groom, IS now connected with a bank
IN Oakland and viii make his home on
the Pacific Coast.
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HAU'S GUILT BELIEVED
BY WIFE, JUDGE SAYS

VIENNA. Aug. s1.-Judge Vischer. the
examining magistrate in the Hau case
is visiting in Vienna.
He stated 10 a journalist that Hau's
wife, Dina, had, IN the course OF the
criminal proceedings, repeatedly declared
" firm conviction in her husband
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

Miss Faith Davis, daughteH Of the late
James s Davis, Of Washington, IS the
guest of her uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. ". II. Finclxel, 1923 street, for a
few weeks. Miss Davis mas been absent
from Washington for the past fourteen
months. and with her mother and sister,
Mss Davis. has spent the time at Ithaca,
where her brother was attending Cor
nell University. Cayuga Lake. and dur
ing this summer. Spring Lake. n. J.
Mrs Davis IS now at Jacksonville, III,
her former home, where Miss Faith
Davis Will join her for the winter Miss
Davis is still on Long Island. where she
has spent the summer and IrIand Davis
is in Seattle. Wash, where he is start
ing in business.
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Mss Mary NJ. Lyddane, OF 1888 P
street northwest, who has been spend
ing the past two weeks in the Blue
Ridge mountains, will return about the
first Of next week
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Mrs. Agnes Hall Chappell, widow of
Thomas 5. Chappel, a Well-knOwn poll
ucian of Baltimore, and a resident for
many years of Washington, who has
spent her summer as the guest Of Dr.
and Mrs. W. s. Harlan at Poland
Springs, Me, and Of her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh B. Chap
pel, at the Delaware Water Gap, will
return TO Washington on Wednesday Of
next week
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

Mrs. Edith Mccartney, Of Dumbarton
avenue. and family, who have been
spending month at Cape May, viii
return on Wednesday.
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

Mrs. Joseph Barron, Of 1881 P street
northwest, and daughter. Miss Doro-
thy. have returned from a several
weeks stay at BrOokland, D. c.
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

Mrs. J. Mckinney Berry. OF 1886 Thir-
tieth street northwest, who has been
for the pest month, viii return tOmOr-
row.
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Mrs. Samuel Kimberly will leave on
Monday for Pen-Mar. accompanied by
her father, James H. Draper, for a fort
nights visit. Mrs. Draper IS still IN
Muskogee. /. T. with her brother. Capt
John r. Thomas. judge OF that district
2 no was for many years a prominent
Representative IN Congress from Iii
nois.
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Capt. Henry Schneider, Of the Sew
enth precinct, and Mrs. Schneider, of
Georgetown, have returned from a two
weeks stay IN White Post, Va.
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

Mrs. George B. Bergen and grand
daughter. Ella Corinne Curtis, of 1903
S street, viii spend the first weeks in
September with friends at Asbury Park.
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

Mrs. Fred Leetch. of Cambridge place
northwest, is spending several weeks in
Virginia.
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

Miss Mabel E Edwards, OF 17l6 3
street southeast, and Miss Catherine NJ.
Paulus of 424 Fifteenth street southeast
left Washington today for jamestown
and Old Point Comfort where they viii
spend a week or more.
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Mrs. NJ. L. Fisher, OF the Portner. has
gone to New York. for a compare
lively short stay, and on her return here
will establish herself permanently in
Washington. Mrs. Fisher is a typical
French woman, with all the taste and
grace Of the women of that country,
where she was born and reared.
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

Mrs Alexander Kaufman and sol
have spent the past week with tn
formers mother, Mrs. s. DTyfOos.
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Mrs. WOodall and Miss Fannie z.
Thomas left today for Atlantic City.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter S. Harlan. and
their sister. Mrs. Shipe, who lave spent
their summer at Poland Springs, Ne,
have gone for a trip Through Canada
They will return from Quebec to their
home here about the middle Of next
month.
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

Mrs Charles Friedlander and sons
have returned TO their home on L street
after a visit to the jamestown EXPOSE
ton and Newport News.
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Wolf and son,
William. have returned TO Florence
Court. after spending several weeks
at the Blue Mountain House
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

Mrs. Bean and son have gone to Co
lcnial Beach, Va, for a couple OF
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

Melvin Behrend IS IN Charleston, w.
May,
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Mrs A NJ Baer, Miss Maud Baer.
Miss Rita Baer, and David Baer have
returned TO washington after a trip to
Niagara Falls. Thousand Islands, and
Cdnada.
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

Albert Oettinger is spending a fort
night at Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

Mr. and Mrs. Gerson Streng, of Pitts
burg. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Abel, Of Washington,
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

Miss Lillian Klawans has returned
from HaErisOnburg. Pa. where she was
the guest OF relatives.
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

MI and Mrs. Edward KOhner and
daughter, Katherine, have returned to
their home on VI street, after several
weeks stay at Rockville
The Washington times., 1907-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice D. Rosenberg
and daughter left today for a visit to
Atlantic CITY.
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