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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-22
REAL ESTATE TRANsFE,Rs

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]. w. Garrett to r. Coivin, lots 399
and 401 Van Buren, St, Curtis addd$ 1
The Orchard Place Lot Co. to ]. W.
Edmonds, lots 63 and 60 Tyler st,
-Douthitt Place No. 2. ............ 400
N. M. Robinson and husband to F.
ferson St. Holidays. add. ........... $500
A. Parker anad wife to A. G.. Cress
lot IS and w. 4 SO 10th ave vest. 1000
r. N. Rice and wife to, c. Silvers,
lots 12S and 121 Spruce St, Ross
Vile -. .. 5Do
S. H. Stroup and wife to E. Silvers,
lots 264, 266 and 26S Orange St, Ross
A. r. Crandall to J. M. Petro, part
residence 1870 .....-..... 1000
Richardson. lot 81 Monroe st.
Ritchies add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ., 400
H. N Crane and husband to o. W.
Hanson, lot 304 and 306 Sth ave east,
FarnsWOrth add. ........................ 1000
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TRAINING OF THE BUILDER.
He Needs Education No Less Than the
Architect Who Plans.

So much has been said and done
about the education of the architect
that there is some risk of forgetting
that in connection with all building
work there is another person-the
builder-whose education also needs
the fullest consideration.
If the architect devises it is he who
executes; and, in fact, a large proper
ton Of the building work of the coun-
try, that of a speculative nature espe-
cially. is both devised and executed by
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-22
New Topeka Concern

Messrs. Robonowitz and Rothchild
of Ottawa, will open a scrap iron and
fuel yard a Third and Jackson streets
about March list. They have pur-
chased the lots and will commence
the erection of a suitable building at
once. The concern will be known as
the Topeka Scrap Iron and Fuel Co.
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FOR sALE-REAn ESTATE.
LOOK AT THESE SNAPS:

431 Clay, 10 rooms, all modern, almost
lots, fine barn. Nonresident. Must sell
at once. The price we have Is very low.
and we want an offer.
81 Madison, almost new, rooms, mod
ern, Ia east front lots. Splendid condi-
tion. Very cheap.
Big 10 room house. blocks from trans
fer station, modern. Big bargain at 49,
$50. s51e RS 4c so
301 Western ave. nice home rooms and
bath. ia east front corner lots. on car
line. Price s., 800.
1907 Kansas ave, 6 rooms, Ia lots, 81, $50.
1925 Lime, rooms, rents S.. Price low.
Will trade for vacant lots.
1874 Kansas ave-, rooms, IL lots barn.
Price 81, 80
IA lots. 10th and Madison. $1,000.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
107 East Seventh st.
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SANITARTrMS

CHRISTS HOSPITAL COTTAGES for
the care and treatnent of nervous in
Vailds, alcohol and drug habitues and
Lindsay. M. D.. S29 Kan. Topeka. Kan.
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Doctor James Albert Berrv.

Specialty-Diseases of the nose, throat
stomach and fntestines. 725 Kansas ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EXPERIENCED SALESMAN WANTED
by whip manufacturer to solicit best re-
tail trade on commission; references re-
CURED. Reliance Whip Co., WestfieId,
Mass.
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ABSTRACTS

WILLIAM HALL JENKINS.
Expert examiner of abstracts Legal pa
pers executed. Money loan. Special loan
ave. Phone 1877 - i'
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The Marthas met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. Geo. Hoyes at 1881 Clay
street. The prizes were won by Mrs.
Fred Knapp and Mrs. Petro. The mem
bers of the club who were present are:
Mrs. ]. H. Benton, Mrs. Hayden, Mrs.
George Hancock. Mrs. Will Whitson,
Mrs. Fred Knapp, Mrs. E. c. Sinner.
Mrs. Ernest Tucker, Mrs. Geo. Hoyes,
Mrs. Norman Jury, Mrs. J. Shumate,
Miss Mabel FOUGHT. The guests of the
club We're Mrs. Rudder and Mrs. Petro.
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"I didn't intend to read the Thaw
trial" a woman said yesterday, be
cause 1 learned enough about the dis
gushing mess at the time of the muir
der to satisfy my curiosity, but I only
held out few days. I found /
couldn't go into society unless L was
we'll posted on the latest evidence in
the case, which is discussed every
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-22

The Kappa Thetas of Washburn
gave stag dinner at the Throop last
niPhf
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DIETRICH, Miss Vivian futile, Miss
Audrey Gardner, Miss Celia Smith, MISS
Laura Lux, Miss Ethel Frizell. Miss
Lulu Healy. Miss Josephine Mccain,
mon. Miss Stella Bowman, Miss Ethel
Keller, Miss Deborah Guthrie, Miss lone
White, Miss Daisy Monroe. Miss Louise
Best. Miss Mary Gall, Miss Anna
Strauss. Mr.. Leo Haughey, Mr.. Will
lam Snyder, Mr.. Watts, Mr.. Roy Pet
tbs. Mr.. Abe King, Mr.. Sell, Mr.. Leslie
Mr.. G. j. Jacobs, Mr.. Wistar Williams,
Mr.. Ralph Forbes, Mr.. Arthur Boyd,
Mr.. Arthur Smiley. Mr.. Willis Gold
smith, Mr.. Glenn Haughey, Mr.. Thomas
Mr.. Harold Tice.
The ladies of the u c. r, will give
q card party in the U. C. t. rooms
Saturday evening, March 9.
Senator T. A. Noftzger gave a dinner
Wednesday night for these guests: Mr..
G: B. Smith, Senator B. P. Waggener
of Atchison, Mr.. F. L. Vandegrift of
Kansas City, M. Frank FARRELL of Hol-
ton and Mr.. ]. e. House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Washburn,
1875 Lincoln street. gave a masquerade
party last night as a surprise for their
son, Mr.. John Washburn. Mrs. S. A.
Alt, Mrs. A. d. Washburn and Miss
Jennie Wells assisted. The rooms were
N~SOAoLCO with AOWeTS ana pot
ted plants. The favors were paper
hatchet shaped boxes filed with bon
bons- The invited guests We're: Miss
Jessie Apitz, Miss Louise Fielding Miss
Amy Eakin, Mr.. Ross Sweet, Mr.. Fred
Winter, Mr.. Clarence Vawter of Man
haitian. Miss Lucille Shean of Gardner,
Miss Mary Overholt, Miss isabel Heath,
Miss Hazel Nelson, Miss Grace Berry,
Miss Helen Lindsay, Miss Anna Trout
man, Miss Jennie Moneypenny, Miss
al ATO,.
Helen Roehr, Miss Bernice Heally, Miss
Cora Trimmer, Miss Mary Connors, Mr..
Earl Spencer, Mr.. Fred Parfitt, Mr.. Roy
He'll, Mr.. Frank Durant, Mr.. Roy Starr,
Mr.. Frank Wells, Mr.. Warrick Upde-
graph, Mr.. Clifford Short, Mr.. Fred
Mr.. Fred Crossley, Mr. Bart
Holland, Mr.. Robert Sellers, Mr.. George
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WANTED-sTruATIoNs.

MISREPRESENTATION + as manager on a
farm, man and wife F. D. A, eco Mon
roe st.
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WANTED-Position by experienced lady
stenographer. Address f. E. Journal
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HACK BARN.

BEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE HACKS
In town for funeral work. One hack 81:
TWO, $3.50; three. so, to Topeka Cemetery:
other cemeteries extra. Party and recep.
ton work at reasonable rates. PhonA 29s
SIT w. 10th. Stafney's Barn
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JEWELLERS

1900 ->--N-->~~--~~~~~-~O~~-~~
clan. Complete stock of watches f;s.
omnds, silverware. etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted.
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FEE. DIsPENsARY

MONROE ST. FREE DIsPENsARx.
D5 Monroe st. Conducted by regular
ical service free. Medicine free in some
cases. Office hours 2 to D. m calls
answered night or day. Ind. tel 341s
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where and in all sorts of company and
is the most popular subject for dinner
talk"
=
Mrs. E. w. Poindexter will give
children's party tomorrow afternoon
in celebration of her daughter Mary's
eighth birthday.
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WANTED-Permane situation in Chris
tian country home by young woman. G.
D. c., 13S5-12th ST., Des Moines, Ia.
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mANsFER Am sTor.or

ATHERToN BROS.-Office 21s Ta.t an
Both phones 998. Moving and STORAGE
All kinds goods packed. stored and for
warded to any point in United States
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WHEN you want to hire a man or boy:
call up z. NJ G. A. Ind tel sos or Bei a
confidential references concerning them:
Y. NJ. c. A. Employment bureau, 9Th and
Quincy SITS
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The Junior class of Washburn enjoy
ed party Tuesday night at the home
of Dean and Mrs. D. L. McEachron.
The company included Miss Arlinne
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-22

WANTED-An experienced meat cutter al
Dibble Grocery Co., south side store.
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FOR SALE-2 SOS but miles from state
house for only $50 an acre, small cash pay
nent will handle; 10 acres close in, W. 10Th
first payment $3.50. or cash if preferred;
this at bargain, 6 corner lots. Washburn
car line, first payment only 500. 712 Fill
more St, ciStern, sewer, gas, rooms, nrsr
payment only 800 or more. Fine building
site, Western ave, first payment $50. TWO
fine building sites, West 9th, cash. or first
payment 500. $40 acres, Trego Co., near
county seat, small cash payment, annual
payments. Sc acres at Grover station,
east of Topeka, well improved, first pay
ment only $500 or cash
F. J.BROWN, II Columbian Bldg.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-02-08
NOT A NEWSPAPER SENSATION.

the between Japan and
tho Unite statcs a afai
ir startling to
the Pacific slope
Republican truckle to labor, simply
because chateff
he huI the continent to umpire school
irresponsible his evening pperi
Did California Legislature slow with ts contemplated
politicians Francisco
him yellow had suffered from
rush of o The headi
and the Navy his started in to
Pacific moment thought
necessary
a molehil2
ridicue
of
orders o talking through their hats
this; knowledge of
official
packet of diplomatic the
before the President took action this
serious phases the Japanese trouble
officials Jap batting 1t said that something
with weeks afward has
Journal limiting
the same
diplomacy period published
Toxic and then will realize the critical
which his friends credited Let
California
he
received middle the affair
bills reutionsand who haven't been heard from
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TRADE wfrH CUBA.

Exports from the United year
the island high record year. 1906
this fall being due to reduction quantity
imported in 1906 than history
trade isand
The exports 1906 shown by figures lust com.
the Bureau Statistics the Department of Commerce
$4649944 s5o447
treaty with
Exports the United States to cuba never touched ,b
until
1890 they $22ooooO years figure
averaging about s24ooooo 1908
In December of 1908 the operation
Indicated over ss 600 ooo in 1905 over
s44,oooooO; and in 1906,
and s5oooooo
period but reaching
1905 and dropping ss5o55 e5
in
This fall in imports due already in
da to reduction in the of the quantity imported
from the island during the considerably greater 1906
when the total value figures
imported from Cuba valued corresponding
months of 1905 the 22saos4o imported
valued price per pound eleven months
Of 1906 being 212 CENTS and in
Sugar above indicated forms by imports
into the United States ending
November 1906 $s44s against
for cigars and cigarettes $22s4 for $12o2oe bananas
se25es9 for molass.
On the variety forming the trade
much greater In the eleven months for which the Bureau
has detailed figures the exported
months of the preceding against
the corresponding months against sosss1s in the
months of 1905; btumnOus
months of 1905; boots
responding months of the
against $7O29 in the corresponding
S19Os2O
800 against $l4OOO in the months the
manufactures against $3s3
vegetables $s661 against ss27a in 1905;
$4 against $366 the corresponding preceding
5s in the corresponding months of the preceding machinery
s36s1 against $7S6o2
the the island HAMS
s5O15 pork sailed picked $634o26
s4937; crude mineral OIL $5455s
s451s; builders hardware s5aos machines ss1os
supplied
the total
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-02-08
THE PROPOSED JuNKET.

class OF tourists
required for transportation
tot
Territory
al Culom and the late Repre-
have lost and have always
gained things Congress with single
the public welfare. :,
emphasize the qualifying word representative
legislative fractional part of its membership
rank the House
withhold anything it might want WITHIN
much
invested Congressional
hardly
of anv ut experienced the
should be in the OF the full
To of Congressional visitors
fellows
students of nsuar problems
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-02-08
THE HILo BREAKwATER.

breakwae made by the
reported against the
that according Congressional document just issued
ubble
opinion that improvement
the Board En-
gneers this Hlo busy and Mr.
of further investigation led the recommend breakwae
this Chief of
followed being
appropriation begin the work.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-02-08
THE AcHI BENEFAcTIoN.

congratulate Ah There really nothing that Honolulu needs
with oversight of the
officials
funcionaries
they
uropea other American cities
know he the
patronage enable him the finest political
maehn organized n Polynesia
Mayor-Wm. c. Achi
Piatform-An there is in it.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-02-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.
tFrom Wednesdays Advertiser,

CFrom Wednesdays Advertiser.)
James Guild. for several years man.
ager of the Hawaiian Mercantile Co.,
at Kohala, retired from that position
last week and is now in charge of the
house furnishing department of E. o.
Hall & Son, Ltd. ~
Eddie Desha has signed for another
season with THE Punahou baseball
team. The Diamond Heads have been
expecting him, but they will now have
to look elsewhere. The Punahous will
probably have all the Desha boys.
The Department of Public Works Of
ficials report that practically no dam
age was done to the Nuuanu dam dur
ing the storm of Sunday morning. A
few yards Of gravel were washed down
the canyon, and deposited in the basin
above the dam.
Editor Shiozawa of the Hawaii
Shinpo puts little credit in the Assoc
ciated Press despatch from Victoria
which states that the Japanese govern
ment is about to allow four thousand
laborers a month to leave the Empire
for these islands.
In a late issue of the Yale News" of
New Haven we find, in the rearrange-
ment of the twelve divisions of "Sheff'
for coming term, that Geo. F. Renton
Jr., is one of twenty-seven freshmen
in Honor Section, Division No. 1, of the
Sheffield School of Science, Yale Uni
versity.
A fine collection of curios, cigars, fans
and other plumber was made yester-
day by the Custom House officers from
the passengers of the transport
Thomas, nearly all of whom walked
ashore with dutiable goods and tried
to dodge the officials on guard, their
packages being confiscated as a result.
County Treasurer Trent will hereaf-
ter make his monthly reports more
elaborate, SO as to show how much
every person on the county payroll has
drawn.
No insurance will be placed on the
property acquired by the Government
in exchange for Lanai lands, as 1t is
not the custom to insure Government
property.
A blossom of the lauhala tree. a
somewhat rare sight In Honolulu, has
been sent to the Promotion Committee
rooms by Mrs. Weaver and has been
admired by a number of visitors. The
great blossom has a particularly sweet
perfume.
1t is reported that the action taken
by japanese hotel-keepers at a meet
ing OF their union, in passing resolu-
ton against the departure hence OF
Japanese for the mainland pending the
decision OF the San Francisco difficulty,
was due to the fact that the steamship
combination advertising for Coast
bound passengers offered the hotel
keepers a per capita bonus no larger
than the rake-off they were already re-
ceiving on account of their dodgers
from other sources.
Yesterdays issue OF A Liberdade. the
Portuguese paper. contains refuta-
ton OF a proclamation lately issued by
the acting governor of Madeira. which
warned the Madeirans against emil
grating to Hawaii. Editor Durao
points out that, while few of his coun-
trymen may have returned home
wealthy. the Portuguese who have
made their homes here own property
assessed at ss.ooo,ooo. besides the
Punchbowi leaseholds at s1.5oO.o00. and
s25O.000 In the savings banks.
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Shozawa probably that Japanese cable
Hawaii the Associated Press
depended which
mall reached
of the cabegams
Francisco might have
omhe to that city a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-02-08

the Maui News relative to
selling the residents
sections along hghwasor wherever there is regular
amidst their homes will be
radically local would afford such
to the locating O.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-02-08

Marshal Hendry brought four Fed
erai prisoners. including one detained
as witness. from Hilo. The Marshal
has not given up hopes OF catching
Yoshida. the defendant who defaulted
In appearance for trial for conspiracy
at Hilo. Judge Dole meantime has de-
clared the mans bond forfeited. His
uncle 7oshida and Fred Maxine are
the sureties In $1,000 each.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-02-08
THE MODERN 1NoUIsIT1oN.

third deoee police nquition
called first public Czogos the assassin Oh
president Mckinley was 1t
police the Buffalo tragedy that og0'H had acco"p
among Goldmanj within day Two ai's w ,
assassin the degree administered to him Whatever was done
to exo partnership failed Czolgosz remained mute though
currently reported with what actual authority 10 NOV % %
he put physical experience There was mucn com
but the at issue was ha'ed na' "
attemp was probe the charge
Police reporters cities believe the third degree "
no its mlde stage examination reinforced by threats or
by false promises OF mitigation ; md OCCASIONALLY blows Here in
mohaion
of the Philippine admitted in case under the
story of the cure by the then Assistant sheriff
subject very doubts by those who were eona OF ponce
49,. .,.o,
as unvl of Spanish courts IN the
middle ages and growing curiosity about
in the moral press attending the merely mental application
process of obtaining confessions which are ke " DC
hypnotic suggestion; certain facts about "he nave ~
by The Friend, n number We quote:
Dr. j. s. Chrstison of Chicago CHANGING early last
into where lvens by name was on
trial MURDER powerfully impressed with the conviction
that confession, the prisoner by sweat
due entirely to hypnotic suggestion he
himself in the studied deeply ana
became innocence of the accused The man
sentenced and hanged But not before d.
laid the circumstances before number OF lead
ing specialists Professors James and Mum
sterberg of Prof far to send
telegram asking repieve, but all avail Both of these
gentlemen expressed the conviction of the worthsns OF
the confession evidence in this case
is known of cas make it almost I'M
possible young should have committed the muir
der. investigated criminal records and
secured startling testimony the question of the
corroboratng available The Springfield Rpub-
n this subject, says;
IS noso o question that innocent people
to Not long ago
an article n publication which
O. a bennington
county, where suddenly disappeared and TWO
brother with who he after being held IN JAN
for timea in midst of much popular excitement,
to all the
shocking Through string of bare chances
of a the murdered man was found
in New brought back just IN time TO
the brother fromex He had off of his
ON O the famous of this sort
of Worcestershire Eng, back 1861, where TWO
brother andh charged with the murder
of Hai disappeared They confessed II,
did lvens, but
land Harrison returned
home One Chicago Dr. Chrstison that he has
III
confessions in which the alleged victims
artery o alive. The hypnotic theory OF
personality certainly has enough substance to
which have been induced by what are
known as police methods.
of the
time between arrest
counsel To permit anything like an mquon oy
medieval code
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-02-08

An Washington bitter of
simplest of speech the President
Brownsville
Mr. Roosevelt also shook his
The whole affair
dgnfd painful the country
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-02-08

accused men neeu
be time between arrest
of police
anything like nquiion by
police or code of Jurisprudence
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-02-08
THE GANG REAPPEARS.


promising roads DEFEATED
the
Republican before their repue
explain voted the This
before the committee
zabans speaking, much
of party whom they
speaking the offices
police
proceeding; and
proceedings towards
bill further burdens of the
opportunities graft Ahi enterprise but
with
been appointed to draft this precious Instrument
j. H
w. F.
N Fernandez.
Murray
with that hui getting the
thing started
municipal be judged by demand for
control of the
November
administration for the Police
W. Booth the frequendefeated obchaer and
seller taking control of his appontees from the
Civic Federation plenty of work out for it and
Club embracing the respectable and
Republican would be useful Evidently
gang by crook going make
a desperate its lost ground
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Hawaii for fleet
years ago competitors nothing disturb
the adv
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reports is proof against
sumption that should
twenty equivalent in candy daily
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bill
his safely slowed
the delinquent list.
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Legislature figure Washington if chooses
enable
to enjoy the enolum ents
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-02-09
MORGAN'S LONDON
MANAGER TAKES A BRIDE.

London, Feb. 9.-Ia the presence of
a distinguished assemblage of guests.
including score of the members of
the British nobility and the New York
400" Miss Evelyn Observation-Disclosures
of New York today became the bride
of Walter Spencer Morgan Burns,
head of the London banking house
of J. p. Morgan & Company. After
a reception the couple left for Nune-
ham Park, Oxford, the country place
of the groom's brother-il-law, Commits
Sioner Lewis V. Harcourt, where they
will spend the honeymoon.
The bride received hundreds of val
liable and handsome gifts, including
a 100000 diamond tiara, presented by
the bridegroom; collars of first water
diamonds from J.. P%ierpont Morgan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills, uncle
and aunt of the bride; an Italian jew
ell casket from the Duchess of Devon
shore, and many pieces of old cut
glass from the Dowager Duchess of
RoXburghe.
This is the second matrimonial ven
ture of the bridegroom. who when
quite young married a Mrs. Wade,
formerly an actress and once a well
known figure in Paris Monte Carlo.
He soon regretted his bargain and Sc
cured a divorce. The bride is highly
connected being related to the Duke
and Duchess of Portland and other
members of the nobility, and has al
ways been exceedingly popular in Lon
o society,"