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The Washington herald., 1907-03-12

Under the administration of Secretary
Cortelyou. the Treasury Department Will
not rush TO the rescue of Wall street
whenever its denizens are in need Of
ready cash
1 The charge has so often been made that
the department is overly solIcitous con-
cerning the welfare of the street that the
country believes it is true. whether it
really is or not Secretary Cortelyou, ac-
cording to veracious report. is determined
that there shall be no possible grounds
for such charges while he is in office,
although he Will see to it that everybody
concerned is fairly treated.
Furthermore, Mr.. Cortelyou is reliably
/ represented as being resolved to put a
stop 20 all leaks" by means Of which.
it has been charged in the past. certain
financial institutions have been enabled
to secure valuable information in advance
OF their competitors.
The National City Bank of New York,
a Standard OH institution. has been pop
ularly credited with ability 20 obtain news
of important departmental moves long
before other similar institutions. Regard
less Of whatever grounds may have ex-
listed for such impressions in the past, It
is said that the new Secretary will see
10 IT that no such grounds shall exist
during administration.
in brief il is said TO be the purpose Of
Mr.. CortelyOu to operate the Treasury
Department along what may be called
conservative lnes-along such lines as
the builders Of the government intended
il should be operated. Ii will be his en-
deavor TO have the departments business
carried on for the benefit of the whole
people, and not for any special interest
or interests.
4 Model Department.
If he consummates the plans he is said
on reliable authority 10 have formu-
lated. he viii make the Treasury Depart
ment a model for all the others.
Mr.. Cortelyou has made 10 radical
changes since succeeding Mr.. Shaw. and
il is not known that any such changes
are in contemplation now. The stan Of
the department remains the same as It
WIS in the closing days Of Mr.. Shaw $
tenure of office, and while some Of the
officials are to leave. as has been an
nounced it is improbable that any gem
eral shifting about viii occur. az least
not until the new Secretary becomes
more familiar with the department.
Reports that there will he q dispcsi-
tion to prevent news Of the department
reaching the public while Mr. CortelyOu
is at its head appear To be not well
founded. The Secretary doubtless will
follow the plan he inaugJrated in the
other departments over which he has
presided of giving out most Of the news
himself. rather than permitting 1t 90 be
obtained from subordinates. But. ap-
parently. there IS no reason 10 believe
that there will be any appreciabIe
diminUtion in the volume of legitimate
information 10 be obtained and dissem-
mated through the newspapers and
otherwise.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-12

FusselTs Delicious ''CharIOttes." soc
dOz delivered. A dainty luncheon dessert
Phone 1913. Fussell, 1927 New York ave
The Washington herald., 1907-03-12
NEW TREASURY DEAL
WalI-Street Policy of COrtel-
you to Be Conservative.
PLANS TO PREVENT LEAKS

Department VIII be Conducted for
Benefit of Public, and No Special
Interest VIII BE FavOred-NO Rad
teal Change in Prospect-There
VIII BE No Ban on News.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-11
nay o,s CITY Wells Deeper.

City Engineer Lewis has been in
structed by the city council to con-
fer with the Bullen Bridge Com
pany, and make an endeavor to Sc
cure the services Of that company
for the purpose of sinking the wells
at the new pump house to greater
depth. 1t seems to be the general
opinion that the quality of the water
can be improved by this method.
Although the water is much bet
ter than at first. no expense should
be spared to improve the quality if
possible.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-11
Colorado Game Laws.

Doves. August 1st to August 18th.
Coursing game with dogs prohib-
tied.
Sage chickens. August lst to
October lst.
Prairie chickens and grouse, Sep
temher lst to October Goth.
Deer with horns may be killed
September 18th to October 10th.
Trout. not less than seven inches
in length, and other fish. June lst to
October 3lst.
Also. one deer in any one season.
No open season on antelope. elk,
bison. mountain sheep. quail. par
fridge. mongolian pheasant, ptar-
migan. wild turkeys or beaver.
Wild ducks. geese. snipes, curlews.
brants, swans, cranes and water
fowls. September 10th to April 18th.
except in attitudes over 1000 feet.
where open season begins September
18th and closes M ~ 1st.
Limit 25 ducks and 25 other birds
and 20 pounds of trout. and so
pounds of other fish in one dav, and
not more than so ducks and 25 other
birds. nor more than 35 pounds of
trout in possession at one time. No
fishing between 10 p. m. and 4 a. m.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-11
wonder. of IN. As. o.mo"..r...e

Wonders Of the Age Demonstrates.
At the La Junta Theater next
Tuesday ever.ing. May l4th. there
will be a demonstration Of the three
greatest scientific wonders of the
age-radium, wireless telegraphy
and liquid air.
Eadium is the new mineral which
constantly gives heat and light. It's
rays having power to penetrate sew
eral inches Of steel or two feet of
wood. Radium costs at the rate of
over S.. 600. 600 per pound.
The demonstration Of wireless
telegraphy includes a complete
transmitting and receiving station.
set up in full view Of the audience.
Messages are sent and received. and
the numerous experiments and ap-
paratus are explained in language
so simple as to be easily understood
by children Of fourteen.
Liquid air in a most uncommon
state, looking and flowing like water,
yet absolutely dry. Liquid air
ranges from 3l2 below zero to $500
degrees above. Steel burns in liquid
air with dazzling brightness, while
at the same time. and not half an
inch away. strawberries are frozen
as harl as bullets.
Humorous and surprising exper:-
ments are given. and if the enter
tainment is not all that is claimed
for it, your money will be refunded.
Prices of admission are 20 cents for
reserved seats; general admission.
first floor. SO cents; balcony 25 cents.
Tickets on sale at the store Of the
II yunta Drug Company.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-11

Sermons tomorrow: At HOO \.
M. mo Matter Who" At 800 p.
M, "a Business Calculation.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-11
essaes Assessessssrs.

s,..sy..,l... ..~. e..,.s s,.a-.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-11

Vryoss SSys SO"seO Os
Sermons tomorrow: At HOO \.
M. mo Matter Who" At 500 p.
M. "a Business Calculation.
Christian Church. Rev. a. l. essgvsen.
Subject tomorrow morning SALIVA
ton Through Christ" Evening
subject. The Great Conflict. :"
Bible school at 10 a. m. Other sell
vices as usual.
Reformed s,essysesis.. Rev. 5. ess: :
The regular Sabbath services with
sermon by the pastor both morniI &
and evening. Bible school at 10 ?.
m. You are invited to worship with
US in these services.
Methodist. Rev. ~. 6. 0srson. pssses.
Subject of morning service. Life
Out of Death" Evening sermon
will be to young people. InstalIa-
ton of Epworth League officers at
evening service. Everybody cor
daily welcome. u
0sps,st chsreh. >. {. ossis. 1sstes.
Services tomorrow. Sunday school
at 9:45 q. M: public worship at ll:OO
a. m. and 500 p. m. B. Y. P. U. At
100 p. m. The pastor will conduct
the services. A male chorus will
sing at the evening praise service
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at o'clock. The reader is cordially
invited to attend all these services.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-11

christi.n Church. Rev. 4. l. Fers.se"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03


penitentihl last weeks
large audience gathered to
lgion af riaen 81
worship Of Isis and Osiris social hour followed
refreshments served
The Old Dominion Chapter
regent
piay committee aud the jamestown committee were decided on ana
exhibition the jamestown BXposto
Of Colonel and Mr.
Frederls ". Noting matter Of much interest TO their many
% s % Sem sos stn N paes 'qan psTsFs
.rsnn nl was largely attended
FOLLOW by and dance
met "Wednesday forenoon
of the meeting was the
Joseph Bryan chairman Of the
Reunion May Slst to June ~ mrs fea
Richmond the
5F 9 s db Etf as aueI n T to M eon
him cannot fail to
attention.
wright cna Va informally at home friends Thurs
Hooper Mr. Edward
the semme St
Andrews
THURSDAY 1880
Frank
Va the
the building finished
Nest vast hoe
Thursday
ana 2nGs Tie farmae f dG Week most agreeay
in the
At Worans Club onorrow afternoon Mrs L Lewis will talk
has promise the Q
IL a
"Wednesday afternoon next and VIII lead discussion on The Modern
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03
good meal, and has great sustaining
powers during this season of Lentcn
Phantom Party.

| powers uNflhS TINS season OIL Ientnn
abstinence.
Phantom Party.
| MIR. and Mrs. Charles Eiilt,ps were
agroeably surprised on Tuesday even
| ing last when about twenty Of thei,
friends, all clad as prantons, called
,at their hons, No 424 North Twenty
| fifth street, and announced their In
| tention of spending the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs 13illups rosc TO the
| occasion and made a most gracious
lost and hostess. suggestion
made by Mr. Bllups that there be a
| contest for guessing the identity OF
the maskcrs was laughingly declined
After d grand ceremony OF nnmnsk"
Ing, an exciting game of euchre was
Played, six tables participating. Hon.
ors fell to Miss Pearl Gentry. who cap
turcd the lady's prize, and to Mr..
RicfEfff- Andersen, WHO was awarded
the gentlcman's prize. Mr. George w.
Rogers was corsoled
Dainty refreshments were served
after which dancing was indu1ged in
until late hour The evening was
voted unusually enjoyable. 49, f,,.
To Give Tea.
Misses Ella Jackson and Charlotte
Miller are in charge OF Rthe silver tea
to be given on Tues1aNs aftern oontncxt
lIolll ~ " = on D IVY W.
Avenue, for the beneft OF tho State
Mission Circle. First Baptist Church
The house will be attractively deco
rated in palms and cut flowers.
A charming program Of music and
clocution will he rendered by Mrs.
Evan Chesterman and Miss BESSIE WI
SON vocal soloists; Mrs. Allen Belvin.
vioinist, and Miss Daisy Wilson.
reader.
A list of young ladies' who will as
sist in entertaining includes Miss Juliet
Martin, Miss Eenneham Elicit. Miss
Myra Chambers Miss Ida Fleming,
Miss Daisy Boyltin, Miss Martha MAJ
tin and Miss Maria Mines
Bostock Benefit.
Thursday is benefit day at Bostock's
Arena. Richmond Chapter, Daughters
Of the Conrederacy, having invited
their friends to attend the special per-
formances, and by so doing help to
swell the Confederate reunion fund.
The unique ceremonial Of christen-
ing three baby lions will add much to
the interest OF the evening perform
oncA A committee of Daughters VIII
be in charge, and will bestow upon the
tiny new members of Bostock's great
animal family the names jamestown,
Dixie and Pocahontas.
A booth where candy and other
sweets may be obtained viii be in
atr aatv .H&.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

friends here are delighted TO see her
again. Miss Lager is with her for the
present.
Miss Adele Williams viii speak be-
fore the Woman's Club Of Norfolk
next week on "l'iorcnce; It's Churches
and Galleries" Miss Williams Is in-
NteG 10 Norfolk by the art depart
ment OF the club. n reception win fol-
Low inc. address
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charee Of another contingent OF Daugh-
ters.
Only those tickets obtained from
meu.eeee Of the chapter win be recle-
oaed 10 the Daughters advantage in
the days summing up,
Circle to Meet.
ST Johns Circle, Kings Daughters.
win hold their regular meeting to-
morrow afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock in
the home Of Mrs. benjamin A, Hord,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03
Danes Memorial.

The Danes memorial building at
jamestown Island will be turned over
TO the Association for the Preservation
of Virginia Antiquities on May l1th,
with imposing ceremonies.
II Mrs. Barrett Wendail. of Boston,
Mass, chairman OF arrangements for
that date, VIII reach Richmond to be
the guest OF Mrs William Rufin Cox,
early in this month, VIXEN final de-
fails for the day will be decided upon
z Among the DANES 70 come from 9TH
ier States and attend the Memorial Pre-
}sentation" win be quite large number
from New York
The Virginia Danes and their guests
will go by boat 10 jamestown, and an
elegant luncheon viii be served aboard.
The entire program for the day will
be delightful IN every respect. the trip
down the historic James in May, when
the trees are; in fun foliage and the
Wild flowers in full bloom. being a
thing to look forward to with pleasure
The Wor1an's Club.
to how Mrs. 4 /. s.ewis viii treat
Woman's Club on Monday afternoon,
THAT many ladies' are Interested in 1t
IS evident, but all that can be drawn
flom them is, Come and see"
On "Wednesday afternoon the Liter
cry Round Table will meet at half
past o'clock to discuss Modern
pramatists." under the direction OF
AIRS. Henry Aviett Sampson.
IA Mrs. Sampson requests that all mem
ters possessing any information bear
ing unon the subject will come pre-
pared to impart it,
Miss Williams Returned.
Miss I,Dtlice NViI1YaD,c u.p,j No.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03
Lady Baltimore Cake.

Lady Baltimore cake has come into
prominent vogue as popular form Of
i.cnten afternoon rAfreshment. 1t Is
Quite the correet thing. for 1t TO bn
offered by Lenten hostesses at O'Clock
tea on their at-home days
Small wonder this when one remem-
hers that q generation or two ago the
I-adY Baltimore Was a faYorile con.
lection for sunday tea, and was dis
rensed by Mistress Nellie Gusts at
MOUNT Vernon The cake is baked in
white on gold layers, AZ the maker
rrefers, With a filing and icing. in
which nuta and fruits, soaked In
nfanGH, have been mixed. over the
nuts and blanohed almonds are plaeea
ao Giosely that no part Of the icing Is
Advocates Of the sweet FAY that a
generous slice of the cake Is equal Ia a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

Miss Eleanor Lindsay, OF this city,
who Is student at Oldfleld Seminary,
Glencoe, Md. spent several DAYS this
week as the guest of her schoclmate,
Miss Mary Conrad. in Leesburg, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

Miss Rachel Thompson and her
niece, Miss JAMIE Long OF Etna Mills
Va, ar. the guests OF Mrs. Jacob Unit
Ia,lf In This CITY
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ENGAGEMENT Announced.

The engagement of Miss Bessie Beal-
NEAR Samuel, of Louisa, Va, to Mr..
Herbert Monroe Timloerlal1e, also Of
Louisa has been announced
The marriage will take place Mt
-"Mountain View" Louisa county, tho
home OF tho BRIDES uncle, Mr.. T. NJ
Hitter, Wednesday afternoon, March
9Th, at o'clock.
Miss Samuel has here many friends
and relatives, who will read the an
nouncement of her approaching mar
rinrn with int crest. ~ n. ---
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

No. $500 East Broad Street. A full at
tendance is desired,
Returns from the Colonial reception
given on February 18th showed aatotal
of about sixty dollars collected.
Much regret has been Expressed at
the resignation of the treasurer, Mrs.
John Tonkin who will leave Richmond
in a few weeks to make her home in
New York. Mrs. TonlSin has been an
energetic and valuable member OF the
circle for about ten years, and has
held the Office Of treasurer for. three
years Mrs. William Meyer. the as
slstant treasurer, has been elected 70
fill Mrs. Tonltin's .os.tion,N and Mrs.
William Crump has been chosen assis-
tant treasurer.
The circle is in a Very fourishing
condition. having added about twenty
new members this winter, so that the
membership is now over fifty.
To Be Repeated
The entertainment given so success
fully by the young ladies' of Highland
Park IN Northside Hall on February
9TH, Will be repeated on Thursday
evening, March It'll, in the auditorium
of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. .f4a W.
The entire program is very amusing,
one special feature being the comic
song, Waiting at the Church,. stng
by Miss Ryan. Music wiilabolrendercd
by the Northside orchestra. adf aHitoi
O. M. A. to Meet, A-.9 q. ~. !. !.
An important meeting of lakewood
Memorial Association will be hold
Thursday afternoon next at a o'clock
in ST. Johns sunday-school room,
Monthly Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of
Branch r. Allen Auxiliary, Home for
Incurables, Will be held Tuesday morn
ing at II o'clock in Murphy's Hotel
Annex.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

Mtss Kate E'srere Fuller left FRI
Gay to spend the weekend in Ports
mouth, wher> she gave recital In tn.
CongreEa tionalist Church, of that city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03
Miss Williams Returned.

III NiAoo wv liliali4S NSNllitiCQ.
Miss Louise Williams and her friend
miss Alice Eager of New York. who
have been travelling abroad for several
months have returned TO Richmond.
Miss Williams has been away from
3tlae CITY since last June ana her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03
Personal Mention,

Mtss Caroline Wise. who has be,n
visiting her sitter, Mrs. T. c. Dnrsr
in this city. has returned to her homo,
In Alexandria. Va.
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Miss pa11ner Entertaired,

lfkl0S SAl14ASA SSAAASA NS'AHN~NA'
MISS Inea Palmer student OF the
Woman's College, this city, who spent
several days last week at her homo,
in West Point was the guest or honor
at delightful entertainment given
Saturday evening, February 2Sd, by
Mrs. Herbert Ivcrson Lewis, Of THAT
city.
A variety of games Were played nnd
delicious refreshments We're served
Miss Palmer was also entertained BY
Miss Myrtle Corr on Friday evening.
She has returned to Richmond TO re-
sumo her work. at eWonan'a College. :.
Colonial Reception.
One Of the most enjoyable events q
the season was a Colonial reception
given by Mr. and Mrs. w. %. sutton.
at their hospitable home, "Restablt,'
M February ed.
The rooms We're appropriately aeco :
rated with nags portraits OF wash
ington and national colors,
The guests were met at the door
and requested to register Mt an antique
desk With a quill pen, such as WASH ',
ington used Then they We're ushered
into the living-room to pay their re-
speots to General George and mistress
Martha Washinston, who were nona
other than Whitney and little Margarnl
sutton. They We're typical IN notn
dress and appearance. George rsce9Seu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

Miss Frances Craig. OF North Twenty
seventh Street, who has been spend
ing the winter in Pittsburg Is visiting
her brother. DR. William Fl. Craig. and
other relatives and friends in Philadel-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

: LUl1l q tdSWEEI.
The circle is in very fourishing
condition. having added about twenty
new members this winter, so that the
membership is now over fifty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

each guest very grnciously, and Mar.
tina was all grace and dignity with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03
Ladies s. Auxiliary.

he made for tho celebration of st.
Patrick's Day and the committee will
report on the banquet for March 18TH
Those having tickets or money from
tho german of February Sth viii pleaye
make returns. This Will be the most
important meeting OF the year The
Payment Of dues will be in order.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

AdYoeatts OF the sweet cay that a
slice of the cake Is equal Ia a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

An important meeting of lakewood
Memorial Association will be held
Thursday afternoon next Mt o'clock
in ST. johns Sunday-school room.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-07
THINGS ARE MOVING
IN KELVIN DISTRICT
Superintendent Mead Of the Kelvin
Reduction Co. Talks Enthusiastically
Of Mining Development.

R c. Mead OF Kelvin spent yester-
DAY. in Phoenix and speaks very en-
Enthusiastically Of the mining activity
in that section. Mr.. Mead is superin-
tendent Of the Kelvin Reduction COM
pany which Is putting in a concentrat-
ing plant at Ray 10 do custom work.
It is proposed TO treat all the suitable
ores in that vicinity which are offered
50 that while II should prove prof
liable work for the company II Will
also facilitate mining development
therea bout. The plant will have a ca
pacity Of fifty tons per day to start
with and viii be increased as demands
upon ii may suggest. The same gentle
men are very largely interested in
the Big Lead Mining company which
has property nearby and for which
company Mr.. Mead is the engineer.
The superintendent of this company
is W. B. Twitchell aad it also has a
Arizona republican., 1907-02-07
BIG MINING PROJECT
FOR PINAI COUNTY
Development of the o'carroll Mine
and Later Construction % a Smelter.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Finney of Pres
colt spent yesterday in Phoenix and
viii leave today for Christmas mining
camp where they viii be the guests Of
Mr.. Chittenden for Il day or two. Mr.
Finney was seen at the Hotel Adams
and asked somewhat concerning the
report that he was no longer connected
with the Humboldt smelter and also
concerning his future plans.
Mr.. Finney said it was true that he
had severed his connection with the
Humboldt enterprise. merely because
he had a good opportunity to dispose
OF his stock and thought it wise bust
ness management TO do so. Regard
ing the smelter property however and
its associated mines, he spoke most
flatteringly. saying it was an indus
trial project the value and magnitude
Of which is not Yet fully appreciated.
The smelter has been well Supplied
with ore. has never had a shortage. IN
fact there is talk Of expansion which
will undoubtedly follow In due course
OF time, as the many mines in YavapaI
county. now engaged only in develop
ment. take their places as regular pro-
ducers.
In regard to his own future Oper-
atoms he said that his immediate
plans were for the development Of tho
Dan O'Carroll property he recently
purchased. which lies just over the
hill from the Saddle mountain mine
and smelter at Christmas. II is three
miles north of Burns station which Is
n few miles this side Of Winkelman on
the p. & f. This property he said was
acquired by the Dripping Springs
Copper Mines and Smelters Incorpo-
rated. a company Of which he is pres
ident and +. w. Brooks is secretary
and treasurer.
He says the company will eXpend a
large amount of money in opening up
and developing the property: that
work is progressing now in the cree
ton of suitable camp buildings and
that when the mine has been suffi-
GENTLY developed a smelter viii Be
built to serve it and reduce its ores
This will take sometime. perhaps a
year or SO but the gentlemen inter
ested are prepared for the undertaking
and will proceed on the plan Of large
operations. The O'Carroll property
appeals to him a. a magnificent one
but even at that he proposes 10 de
velop it before he builds reduction
works. The Saddle mountain prop
erty adjoins it on the east and on tho
west it is joined by what is known as
the Seine der group Of claims.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-07
IN FORTY-EIGHT HOURS
PE-RU-NA CURED HIM.
Geld Affected Head and Throat
Attack was Severe.

Chas. ". Bowman, 1st Lieut.. and AdJt.
4th NJ. S. NJ. Cav. Vols, writes from
Lanhsm, Nd, as follows:
Though somewhat averse to patent
medicines, and still more averse to be-
coming professional affidavit man, it
seems only plain duty in the present
instance to add my experience to the
columns already written concerning
the curative powers Of Peruna.
81 haVe been particularly benefited
by its use for colds In the head and
throat IhaYe been able 70 fully cure
myself of a most severe attack Ia
fOrfy-eight hours by its use according
10 directions. Iuse IL as a preventive
whenever threatened with an attack.
Members Of my family also use it
for like ailments. We are recommend
t1g it 70 our friends"
-Chas. w. Bowman.