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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.
Furnished by private wire by Badge
Brothers. brokers'

Furnished by private wire by Badger
Brothers. brokers:
Adventure. 4a4is Arcadian, SA@31s;
Allouez. 30d3l; Atlantic. 14%@l5 Arl-
IONA Com, lS&@l9; Bingham Con-, To-
ass: Boston Con, l2@l2h Butte Coal
ition 23ss@23%; Calumet & Arizona
LEY bid Calumet & Hecla. sos bid
Centennial, 25@26; Con. Mercur, $50
loss 0li: Franklin, 9jsdlO: Cranky, 100
bid. Greene Cananea, 10ss@1O%; Hell
Setla, 21h@27s; Isle Royale, 2o1a@2l' :
La Sale, 14ls@14%: Mass 5Aqos2'
Mexican Cons, Az as; Michigan. 9iad
10; Mohawk. 601tQ6l: Nevada Cons,
12la@12B North Butte, 71@7lB; Old
Dominion, 351sG36: Osceola, 10lhQ1o2:
Parrot. 2ii4 6r24M; Quincy, S6GSS: Shan
non, 13N@I4; Santa Fe. 1M@2; Tama-
rack. 65@65ia; Trinity, 1SM@13ss; u. S.
Smelling, s6A@s6la; o. 5. Smelling pfd.,
4215@43; Victoria, 5hGbi9; Wyandotte,
51aG6 Wolverine, 1%@lss; Winona. 1S5
M135
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James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers furnish the following from SAIL
Francisco on Nevada mining stocks TO-
day;
CoMSToCK.
ophir. 2.S7lsG2. 40. Mexican, 5095l;
Gould & Curry, II asked; Con. Va, gu
dl61 Savage. 20@22; Hale & Norcross,
10 asked; Yellow JacketSi@35; Belcher,
1S@19 Confidence A asked; Sierra
Nevada, 2T@29; Exchequer, l5qloi
Union, 90 bid; Chollar, Is bid; Potosi,
10 asked,
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, $50 asked; Mon.
tana Tonopah, .25@l SO; Tonopah Tx
tension, 6S bid; MacNamara, 3693S;
Midway, SO bid: Tonopah Belmont, 81
ass: Tonopah North Star, bid; OHIO
Tonopah / asked; West End Cons. 81
asked. Rescue, bid; Golden Anchor.
I@2; Jim Butler, 2s bid; Home, 2
asked; Golden Crown, 2 bid.
GoLDF1BLD.
Colorado Min, Is bid Jumbo Ext.
% bid Vernal, bid; Pennsylvania. 2
asked Kendall, 12Gl5; Booth, 10 bid;
Blue Bull, 8 bid Adams, 3@4; Silver
Pick, 10 bid; Nevada Boy, bid; Black
Butte Ext, bid; Blue Bell, +45; Dixie,
/ bid; Hibernia, bid; St Ives. 80 Did;
QUIZ, iNvSNi 49,
Lone Star. 5@7; G.. Wonder, asked;
Orc. bid Kendall Ext. asked I;
Sandstone Ext. . asked; Mayne. 142;
Atlanta, II bid; Great Bend. 26q21;
Empire, 2 bid; Red Top Ext, 94l0;
Florence, 3I3lhM3,l5; Diamondfield q
b. Con, 1918; Goldfield Daisy. S2@S3;
Combination Fraction. 5s@59; Great
Bent Ext, 5@7; Great Bend Annex.
asked; Midtown. bid; b. b. Bonanza
/ bid; Kewanos, 3l@32; Cracker Jack
5l6; f Mohawk Is bid; Red Hills, $50
10; Mohawk Ext, bid; l.. Dillon,
bid; Y, Tiger, s asked; Grandma, bid;
". Rose 1 bid: Goldheld Con. 5,71l2Qt
bS0S Diamond field Triangle. 3m4. Com
ing Nation, 1 asked: Florence Ext
14d15
BuLFROG.
Bullfrog Mining. 4W5; National Bank,
3 bid l.. Harris, ! asked, Amethyst
2Gl4; Gold Bar, 3Qi: Maytlower Cons.
Gql7; Montgy. Sho. Ext, / asked. G,
Scepter, bid; Montgy. Mt. 5Q1;
Homestake Cons, Al bid; Tramp Cons.
10 bid; Mineral Hill, 8 asked.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons, 8 asked; Mani. Min.
Co., asked; S. Humphrey, / bid; Lex
ter, bid; l.. Joe, l asked; Granny, {
asked Mustang, asked: Cow Boy,
asked; Broncho, 1 bid; Pinenut, ] Did;
Rawhide BuiTo, asked,
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Nevada Hills. 1.50@1. 10: Pittsburg
Sil. Peak. 1.02hal %; Round Min. 81
bid Eagles Nest, 10 bid Original
Rawhide, 5Gl6
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CROWN POINT
FEATURE TODAY
----------------------
This Tintic Stock Was in Demand
At Slightly Advanced
Prices.
BULLOCK ON ACTIVE LIST.
Beck Tunnel Remained Stcady--Sales
OF the Unlisted stocks Clos
ing Quotations.

Crown Point held the magnet DUR
fng today's early session of the MIN
ing exchange. The stock opened on
the sale of 100 shares at 30 cents, adj
vanced to SO on the regular call ana
back to 81 on the open board. Bull
lock sold UP to ID and back 10 Il
cents. Uncle Sam Consolidated and
May remained firm, while Sioux Con-
solidated recorded a healthy gain
Back Tunnel remained steady at sl.O5.
There was considerable demand for
Big Hill noticed: Colorado offered at
$3.50 was taken, while Mountain Lake
weakened at sc cents. Swansea Con
solidated came out at AZ.
Few unlisted stocks We're sold, Sill
yer King Coalition and East Crown
Point being the only ones, the former
at 81. the latter at 5A cents.
The closing quotations and sales
were:
MORNING CALL.
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Within Sixty Day.

The beet harvest viii be on. And
prospects are line Now is the time
to buy not TO sell PREFERRED
STOCK urAH-lDAHO SUGAR
COMPANY. No man should sell a
share unless obliged TO do no IN
SIX YEARS THE PREFERRED
STOCK HAS NEVER MISSED
PAYING EACH QUARTER l7ss
CENTS PER SHARE DIVIDEND.
Par value OF shares $40. In past
seven months stock has grown In
market value over 25 per cent and
ought to increase 10 ~ least $40
per share In the next few months.
And regular dividends every quar-
ter are sure.
GEORGE N. CANNON co,
Rooms als-5ls Tempieton Build
ns' Phone Bell Vi.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, July i3.--Moncy on eau
easy, al "a per cents ruling rnic
IL; closing bid. -: offered az ~.
Time loans stronger, bui dull; go
days =; 90 days "a AT ais six months
3A AT per cent.
Close; Prime mercantile paper 5 "a
at 4 per cent.
sterling exchange steady, with act
for demand and nj 1875 20 az rs for
90 days.
Commercial bills, 1914 AT u,
Iiar silver $685..
Mexican dollars, 40.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds steady.
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PARK CITY SHIPMENTS.
over Five Thousand Tone Outputtcd
During Month of June.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Park city July .1S-The following
amount of ore was shipped out of PARK
City during June. which indicates an
Increase OF 100000 pounds over the
previous month: silver King, 4,l3S,s6O,
DAILY Judge, 3.242, $50: DAILY West, p
ga, 80; Granalli Chemical Co., 41O,6OO'
Clegg g. Heumass. S3,23l; Chas. Moore.
10000; total 1O.6O4,65o pounds, or 800
tons.
The Silver King Coalition has receiv-
ed from St Louis new steel wire Ca
BILE which will be kept for any emery
ency.
All of the large mines are putting on
more men and several of the smaller
ones are doing likewise.
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MINING DEEDS FILED.

For the interest of grantees n min
ing deed was recorded from II. d, Wild
ct al TO the Whrwind Mining COM
pany of the Jack mining claims situat-
ed in American Fork canyon. Consider
alton being 800.
Jacob Greenwood ct al have trans
ferred the Comstock No. 4, C0mstock
side Extension and Comstock No to
the Utah Comstock Mining company
for 81 and other consideration. Tho
mining claims are also situnted IN
American Fork canyon.
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T1NTIcs NEW SHELTER.
Event Marking Blowing-ln of Plant to
Be Memorable Amir.

The citizens OF the Tlntic mining dis
uict are going TO leave nothing undone
towards making the event marking tho
"blowiug-in" OF the new knight smelter
In Tiutic memorable occasion. The
celebration takes place on the Gath inst
ana it viii be the greatest dcmonstra-
ton ever held IN Juab county. Speech
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ooD1vA ON ACTIVE LIST.

BEGINNING tomorrow morning. the
Godive mine In. the Tintlc district VIII
be the scene of activity. Supt. Jack
son McChrystal has his force organized
and the shaft will be dropped to the
1900 foot level without delay. The press
ent depth of the shaft Is 900 feet.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago July l3Wheat was active and
strong ON the local exchange today anu
prices of all deliveries advanced more
than l cent In the first half hour. An
advance of more than ! pence at Liver
pool; bullish weekly statistics and un-
favorable weather conditions brought out
houses.
September opened q to y higher at
9Oiss to 9O% and sold up to elH;
The corn market was fairly active
and held about steady In the early trad-
ing. Good weather for the crop Offset the
eject of the strength in wheat and of
higher cables.
there was n good demand for oats
by shorts and tho market was strons.
Future deliveries were especially In de-
mand and they advanced fully l cent
during the hrst half hour September
opened % TO y higher at 42h 10 429s
Small receipts of hogs and an adyance
of . to ne. in prices al the yards to-
gether with grain strength gave strong
70 ng9y9b9pS norK e merK e was s
at 1850 20 lG.55. Lard was 2lsc. high
~ at 9G7IA Ribs were up ~ a. &C. TO 5fl
lac. at 9.121s 10 9.15.
Wbeat-nemand continued active
throughout the session and prices later
advanced another cent, There was some
but the close was. strong September
sold up to a2as Gp92ik and closed at ~
QyalA, II net gain Of / = ais
Corn-Septcmh became bcHrish as the
session advanced and prices tended to-
ward n lower level The close was easy,
September sold off to 19s and closed at
Close Wheat-July 81 sept. 9lM ~
corn-July' ~ Sept; Il.si pee, e2H
oatsDJuiy ga ~'t July 0oA; sept
70 9orlt1Ju i iS.a; Sept, lG.1s&i oct,
Lgrd-July, 9,55E; Sept 9.e5; Oct, s,I55.
Rye.-Cash. "a
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that proposition and when the silver
King figured In with other Heinze en-
terprizes. II Is presumed that the cap
tain is bringing his report up to date
and for that purpose has been making
supplementary examination.
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MAY DAY DIVIDEND,

The directors of the May Day Min
ing company, late Saturday afternoon
posted a dividend of $4,000 which is
payable on the goth, to all share
holders of record on the 18th inst
The July distribution is one-haif cent
per share more than the one made in
June
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MAcvIoHIE Avn THE PARK.

Capt Duncan MacVichie has been in
Park City making "A reconnaissance in
the silver King Coalition mine. 1t viii
be remembered that the captain made
property about the time that J., Angus
tus Hein2e became shareholder In
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w. p. Rushmer. Mfg optlclan has
moved from 70 West list So. 10 new
location. 81 East Bird So
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WOOL.


st Louis, July 1s.-wool steady Ter
ritory and western mediums, 1i0le; fine
mediums. 10q 49, fine. s4l2.
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Furnished by private wire by Badger
Bros 100 south Main.
Ahmeek 7OG7i Butte Ext. S644O;
Butte and London, AO405 cum, ELY,
6ias New Utah. 2hGD3. Nip, 7@h,
Kew 6isala; Superior & plttsburg, llia
an Blk, Min, Sis@H First Natl. az
ga.
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'kBp uUIIqmBD k1pginuL
"l1ues ~ psSeld pun suns 90 lllAN
'ols,,Iy usioM lnJln'ioH
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EOola issivM u a sIS 'ISNoIa aoo,s
TpIoiiIdJkko ~ "
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE.

Furnished by private wire by Badger
Bros, 100 south Main.
New. Cons 12hdA 1875; Ri y; 1000.
CIR. Cauanea, lOA ali l07s Is Il, 500:
Girrous S%qA; Slh Is 4s 1000; Nip
lssing' l@M; rs; !; Z; 500 Boston Con,
l2Gl9: British, 4ag5. Bu. Coaln., e3la
ql4; cum Ely, 7A@%; Davis DAILY, III
42h, Dominion, lhd2; Dolores, 6Adf
IA III Rayo, lb@2h; Furnace Greek.
l54l7. CT Cons, 5AGTs Frarenoe,
3Qis: Daisy, sOQh Green Gold %4%;
Greene Gold and silver. sax Greene
Gold and silver pfd., l@A King Ed
ward isG% Mckinley. 70@74; Micmac,
7-i6ais, New Utah, 3mi-l6: Tono. ~
as; rrl Bun l%Gai Tntle, S&@i.
United Copper 7dM. pfd 22M30i Yu-
kon, Sas@T; stewart n@&.
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BRoKERs. "a E. So Temple. Both
phones $40.
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u. II. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
22 Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1914
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Get away from the heat by bathing
at Saltair.
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Forenoon totals =. 55,45O s2e.4sl.25
AFTERNOON CALL.
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE.

(Pollock Special wire,)
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Chicago, July l3,--Butter Stendy
Creamerles, iSMel u diaries, llM2O
Eggs--Firm. Firsts, M.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers furnish the following from Sail
Francisco on Nevada mining stocks TO-
day;
rnNGTnrE
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Deaths in the District

The following deaths were reported to
the health office during the past twenty
four hours:
John l.. Smithfield, IS years, the Ethel
hurst.
Catherine Kelly, 1 year. 1913 Prospect
avenue northwest.
Margaret Nugent,>7O years, 2611 l. street
northwest.
Hamilton o. Moore 81 years. 600 9th
street northwest.
John B. Atkinson, q years, 1910 CO.
lumbia road.
Frank Wagner. 81 years, 333 Missouri
avenue northwest.
Sophia Grove, IS years, COZ L street
southeast.
Arthur P. Jaeger, l month, 1910 Sth
street northeast.
Milton ii. Pennington, months 543
18th street southeast.
Mary NJ Samala. 20 days. 100 9th street
Annie Bird IS years, 1456 Oak street
northwest.
= Sadie McGruder. % years. 1890 4th street
Northwest.
Phyllis a. Scott. 10 years, 204 r street
northwest. 80
James Whitney. 30 years. 1916 c street
southeast.
Maria Jackson. % years. Union court.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Arlington-E. f. Preston. Boston: Jo-
seph Croso and Mrs. Crosse. Elizabeth. ".
j.: Charles Cunningham. New York: NJ.
Murphy and Mrs. Murphy East Newark.
y. J.
Raleigh - William Marshall Bullet.
Louisville. KY: George Crane and Mrs.
Crane, New Haven. Conn: T. F. Hanley.
Chicago: w. G. Walters. New York city;
W. A. Bland Philadelphia: J. j. Ester
brook. New York.
New Willard-T. ]. McKenna and Mrs.
McKenna. New York: II. w. Caste. Phil
adelphia; A. Ames and Mrs. Ames. Bos
ton: r. l.. Cowan. London. England.
Normandie-Miss Nellie Barnett, New
Jersey: Miss Ohora c. Munerson. Louisi-
ana: Miss Bancroft. New Jersey: Mr..
William Bright. New Jersey: Mrs Stern.
Philadelphia; Mrs. May. Philadelphia;
Miss SER. Philadelphia; Charles Meirh
and Mrs. Meirh. Pennsylvania: Z. H.
Keller. New York city; NJ. Marquis, New
York city; Mr.. E. Beck and Mrs. Beck.
ton: Miss Lones. Boston; Mrs. W. +. Ste
venson, Mrs. E. w. Stevenson and Miss
III. Stevenson. Pittsburg. Pa; Grahm
Romeynlaylor, Chicago; c. T. Barnes.
Chicago.
Shoreham-David Dunlop. Sioux Falls
Miss H. c. Bennett. New York: Mrs. Al
bert H. Chaffee, New York: Martha -.
p Marx. New York; William p. Clyde.
jr.: New York; P. Fendall Young and Mrs.
Young. Philadelphia: Mrs. A Curtis Sing
ley. Providence. r. L.: Mrs. Pardow MIL
Ter. Providence. r. l.; Miss Louise Rus
sell. Glen Ridge. N. j.: Miss Annie A..
Day, Bloomfield, N. j.; Miss Picard. Bos-
ton.
Riggs House,. F. Vodges, Philadel-
phia, Pa; Mrs. d. NJ. Wilson. Chicago;
Miss Helen Mccarthy. Troy, N. Y; Jos.
A. Mccarthy, Troy. n. Y; A. r. Morse.
Detroit; Charles Antherson, j .troit; Jno.
E. Martz. Detroit: Chas E. Fuller and
Mrs. Fuller, Illinois; ]. A. Baldwin. New
York; c. E. Alton. New York; Capt. F..
o. Evarts, Massachusetts,; NJ. Myers,
Pennsylvania: Jos. c. Fighter, Pennsyl-
vania: E. A. Bigelow, Chicago.
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Births Reported.


The following births were reported to
the health office during the last twenty
four hours:
airy %. female.
March 10, female twins.
Irwin \. and Bertha spittell, March 6,
female.
William F. and Hannah Lavender,
March 2. female.
Clinton w. and Dora E. Langley, Feb
ruary II. female.
Louis s. and Emma NJ. LaBille, March
S. female.
Bernard P. and Jane B. Jewett, March
10, male.
Frederick F. and Louise NJ. Howard,
March 8, female.
Marx and Lena Grosman. March 5,
male.
Jules S. and Grace Gottlieb, February
%, male.
Gustave L. and Maud A. Glotzbach.
February u. female.
Joseph and Adela Giardina, March 10,
male.
Andrew and -Sallie Goddard. March 3,
female.
George A. and Jennie NJ. Finch. March
q, female.
Walker J. and Ella Fenton, March H.,
female.
Albert B. and Ellen E. Farrell, March
10, male.
Calvin and Mary c. Carmody, March 10,
male.
John ". and Harriet E. Crown, March
8, female.
Frank and Vncena Christando, March
s, female.
William L. and Eva NJ. Bowles, March
s, female.
George T. and Bertha Burkley March
3, male.
John and Elnora Jones, March Il, male
George and Pearl Smith, March TO- male
twins
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Turn YOUR Face
Into Dollars.
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DIED.

BELT. Mrs. JOAN PEARCE. wife OF the late
William Horace Belt of Montgomery county.
Nd. aged seventy four years
Services Saturday, March "a. 1908. at 9 pm. at
Yost, No. sii S street northwest. Washington.
d. c. Funeral private. CMaryiand papers
! please copy)
CHASE Departed this life. after short illness.
Elsa at Garfield HGi snT N HENRY c HAS
brother Of Mrs. Mary = Dorsey. Residence.
Funeral from Liberty Baptist Church, 18th and
+ streets northwest, at l O'Clock pm Sun.
day. March 10. Friends and relatives invited
to attend.
1:2O am, HANORAH, widow Of the lats
Jeremiah Flanagan. a native OF Listowei.
County Kerry. Ireland
son. John J. Flanagan. 1920 street north
west Saturday. March IA. at $50 am.
viii be said for the repose Of her soul Rela-
tives and friends invited. (St. Louis, Mo-,
papers please copyo
JOHNSON. On Thursday. March ~, 1908, At
10:iO pm; at the residence Of Mrs. O. =.
Mrs. j. E. Hawkshaw, in her sixty-eishth
' Jsrome's Catholic Church. Hyattsviie. Nd.
omit flowers lNew York and Brooklyn pa
perS please COPY
JOHNSON On Monday, March O. 1905 at Emer-
at city morgue. II not called for by o'clock
pm. Saturday. March IA. 1905 such remains
will be disposed OF In accordance with law.
HANNAH. On Wednesday, March II. 1908. at
JAMES 9s ase o Jane
Funeral at O'Clock am. Saturday. Merch ~.
from his late residence thence nee to to "a 81;
for the repose OF his SOUL prescott Ariz.'
papers please copy.)
1905 his rssidehee 81 30 street S. north b;
HENRIETTA Martin tnee Tucker.
Funeral services to be held at his late residence
and friends invited to attend. Interment at
Arlington cemetery.
McGRAIN On Friday. March 49, 1903. at bis
RESIDENCE 800 Rhode Island Avenue ,u nSs5n
Funeral from his late residence Sunday, March
Is, at pm.
MINOR On Wednesday. March II; 1905 in Jee.
]. Jones and wife Of Jas F. Minor. sister Of
Susie and John Jones and Elizabeth Robinson
Funeral Saturday, March IA. from her motner D
residence. 800 I'd street northeast.
RICHARD H. SWEENEY. member Of White
Eagle Tribe, No IL. Improved Order Red Men.
Funeral under auspices OF white Eagte lrlDe,
No H. Improved Order Red Men Sunday,
March l5 at . pm. from q. w. Wise .
undertaking establishment, 300 street
northwest.
In Memoriam.
HARRISON. In sad but loving remembrance ~
our dear brother. HARRY HARRISON. who
died one year ago today. March Ii. l:Wt:
BY HIS LOVING SISTERS.
| McCATHRAN. In loving memory OF Capt r. =.
McCATHRAN. who passed away one year ago
today. March 13, 1907.
God takes the loved ones from home, but
from our hearts
MOORE. In sad but loving remembrance Of my
husband and father. SlLAS II. MOORE,
who died four years ago today. March ID,
1904.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
WEST In sad hut loving remembrance of our
devoted husband and father. LAWRENCE
WEST. who died year ago today, March
ID, 1907
You are not forgotten.
Nor ever shall you he.
As long life and memory last
We will always think Of thee.
BY THE FAMILY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-13

Joseph c. Coles. 81 years. New Jersey
avenue and street northwest.
James f. Tibbs. 81 years. 1906 4th street
northwest
Bernice Nelson. l year. ca s street.
Egmond Perry, 70 years. so ed street
northwest
Paul Brown. months. 2216 9Th street.
John Brown. months. 40 o street al.
ley.
Sophia III. Adams. 3 months, 800 Harri.
son avenue southeast
Oscar Parker. 5 months, 12c6 14th street
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-13

The assistant secretary of the navy
and Mrs. Newberry gave a dinner las
night in honor Of Secretary and Mrs
Root.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-13

President and Mrs. Roosevelt gave a
dinner last night as preliminary to the
attering of the family circle. Mrs.
Roosevelt being soon to so on her usual
spring tour by land and sea, and her
sister. Miss Carow. being booked to sail
next week for her Italian home. where
she spends the larger part of each year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-13

The military attache of the British en-
bassy and Mrs. James had as dinner
guests last night Senator Du Pont, Mr..
and Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Bowles. Mrs. Nicholas Fish and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fall of Boston.