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New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
JUVENILE.

gyRoINFS THAT EVERY CHILD SHOULD KNOW.
Tales for Young People of the Worlds Heroines Of
Ages by Hamilton Wright Msbie and
Kate Stephens Decorated by Blanche ostertss.
i2rno, pp XIV, PSI doubleday, Page & Coz
Stories Of Joan OF Arc Lady Jane Grey. Pocahontas
Florence Nightingale and other famous women.
ESSAYS THAT EVERY CHILD SHOULD KNOW A
Selection OF the Writings of English and American
Es.avists Edited by Hamilton Wright Msbe. i2mc.
DID xiv ?J7 doubleday. Page & Co.l
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

The collection of Heine's letters and manu-
scripts left by the poets nephew. Baron Won
Embden is in the market and A group of Ger
man authors are trying to secure it for one or
the larger German libraries. The collection is
important
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

THE BRIDGE boon ComPlete oesss roo on p3 a
, Rv Archibald Dunn Fourth sdl'ioH- A-N-O' Pr MI
234 (E. Dutton & Coz
love ME LITTLE LOVE NE LONG BY Charie
Svo. xiv. $40 tDoupieoaS' fsse @ W.
In Large Print Library
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

The Life and Letters of George Bancroft,
a biography of eminent interest VIII be pup
lished this month by the ScrIbners. IL Is the
work of Mr. NJ A De Wolfe Howe. who has
found in the diaries and letters of the historian
diplomatist an immense quantity of valuable
material.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
HISTORY.

svy-ARTs CAVALRY IN THE GETTYSBURG CAM
PAITN. BY g. Mosby- svc. axNili. 222.
(Soffat. Yard q CoD
JUAN PONCE DE LEON. BY Frederick A ob-r. IL
Iustrated 16no PIP. 2ss. Uiarper & Rros)
In the Heroes Of american History
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
BOOKS or THE WEEK.
AR

MODERN ARTISTS. BY Christian Brinton Illustrated.
4to do. Xii. 30 CThe Baker & Taylor Coz
Fragonard. George Frederick Watts. Sargent.
Whistler Segantini and Carl MeChers are
among VII studied in this
volume The illustrations in colors and tinted
halTtonpe
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

Studies in Irish History is the title of a
Few book by Mrs. J. r. Green, the widow of the
historian In these papers she seeks to show
that for ma ny centuries the Irish were among
the most highly civilized peoples OF Europe
and remarkable for their scholarship.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
SCIENCE.

xvCPTD rs IN THE MAKING The Evolution OF t'S
,a-se Bv Svante Arrhenius- Translated ty 9y 1T
Eto-ns illustrated. SvO. pp- xiv. ~ VfdrPe
oy theory of evolutionary processes
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
POETRY.

rNTFRIT-DF,S AND POEMS BY Lssceles Aoercror1ole
farno Do. ia. CThe John Lane Company
ROSEMARY A Book Of Verse BY Edith Anercrornoie
nv ,IiI1er 16ro DID. Osobert Ci-ler Coohep
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

What is described progressive yet con-
servative book on the value of the Old Testa-
ment writings is announced by T. Y. Croweii
& Co II is entitled THE Christian Faith and
the Old Testament" and its author IS DR. j. NJ
Thomas Of Middlebury College.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

VT, r mrs vAsPa AND ANTS AND OTHER SING
ING; INSECTS. BY Edward Saunders with nuIner-
text and four coored PIstss
bv Constance Saunders limo. pp. Kill lf5 u T.
& Coz
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

Sir Edward Clark at the recent dinnerein Lon
don of the Boz Club We do not believe that
many readers of the novelist will agree with
him; but the question is an excellent ono for
discussion by literary clubs.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

now edition of Eugene Sues Les MYSTERIES
d1 Peuple' has just been published in Franco,
its original score of volumes having been com
pressed into two. This story of an unlucky
family oppressed through nineteen centuries
until its last scions sail for America In the time
of Napoleon III. is valued by at least one reader
as giving a bird's-eye glimpse of the history OF
France This edition contains an eplogue
written thirty years after Sues death by Maui
rice La Chatre, to whom he had sold the copy
right during his life. Concerning La thatrs
The Pail Mall Gazette says:
This worthy, who apparently was banlS he6
from France for his share in the atrocities OF the
Commune, was SO attracted by Sue s idea or =
universal socialist republic or brotherhood OF
man that he kindly publishes here a complete
bill of the play for those who may wish to take
= hand in bringing IT about. From II we learn
under the sanction of neither Church nor State,
and 10 endure only so long as those who CONTRACT
it choose. All private property is to cease, and
sort of penal servitude 10 be made universe! |:
being especially sent to work in the communal
workshops beside the ladies of the proletariat.
Neither God. king, master Is the ldeat
to be aimed at by humanity; and, to further this
barracks. and every other building which has
helped keep the people enslaved' are to he
pitfesSly burned elaborate instructions being
given to the technical means of accomplishing
This scientifically. The scheme is so far logical
that socialism of this type could only exist day
by being simultaneously adopted over whole
continent. the nation that Just carried out the
holocaust recommended being otherwise left =
prey to those not foolish: but the programme
is interesting showing what soclalist1c
ideals really are
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
RELIGIOUS.
REPRINTS.

CATHOLICISM AND INDEPENDENT RsIns Stud,f II
il spiritual Liberty. BY NJ .. Petre LIMO Pp' -
ia G,onsmans Green & Coz
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

Two new American novels are soon n h-
brought from the Riverside Press One is Miss
Alice Browns Rose MacLeod'-vhich has some
oddly cnntrssted charaCters-and the other il
Mr. Fl. NJ. Hopkns's Priest and Pagan" Mr.
Hopkins is a Clergyman in The Bronx, and has
used some of his experience a church
builder in writing his story.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
NATURE STUDY.

spraEue. A NJ. Pm D. svo. pp. il. ISL published
by the sUthoTD
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

"Revista Crtica" is the name Of a new maga'
zine published under the direction of Carmen
de Burgus at Madrid. In the first number the
publisher says that the magazine will aim to
be true mirror of the time and will contain
"articles instructive and entertaining on topics
of interest to people of culture Among the
departments of the publication are: News.
politics Spanish literature, the drama, art.
music, foreign correspondence, science, public
instruction, sociology, for women and society.
The list of contributors includes the names of
some of Spain's best writer's. The only poem
in the first number is of Kipling's, trans
lated by jose Santos Chocano.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
HENRY HOLT & CO., NEW YORK.
S1 S1ALL-OUT-OF-PRINT- BOOKS

any 5ook published s1y
subject The expert finder extsnt. When $
England call and my 500. 600 books BAKER
GREAT BOOK SHOP. John Bright st. Birmin CHAM
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

Had Dickens in his novels no heroes OF nero
inei That he had was the statenieh' oi
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

DR. Washington GLADDEN. holds that the mod
ern Church has neglected its true business
than a new Reformation is needed and new
leadership. He points out IN his new DOOR, ihe
Church and Modern Life. the SHORTCOMINGS
and failures of the Church and shows WHAT IL
ruust do to be saved and to save modern So
i, This hook is lust coming from the River
side Press.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

The collections of medieval treatises on the
manners and morals OF contemporary English
people which made by DR.. Furnival for
the English Text Society we're issued thirty
years ago under the titles of The Ba bees
Book" and "Queene Elizabethes' Achademy." A
modernized version of these has at last been
made the most interesting portions Of the two
volumes having been selected for the purpose
by Miss Edith Kickert
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

A group of my pamphlets. neat in form and
well printed, contains material drawn from the
annual catalogue of the Macmillan Company.
In each is to be found complete enumeration
of books on a given subject which have been
published by this firm These little Check Lists,
which are rich in suggestive titles. will be
found uncommonly convenient and useful by the
general reader and the student
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

eleven of the crew Of tire Sstsuma Maru. the
Japanese schooner wrecked IN Yakatat Say.
Alaska. on November =. 1897. The Thetis "a
under orders 70 return 10 Alaska % rescue thlr-
teen survivors of the fishing schooner John p
=aid he Sf ing on mi land
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-15
AUCTION

Thursday. June is. 1870 o'clock, p.
m. sharp. at 3lS West Lead avenue,
Will sell the fine furniture Of "a five
room house. Goods are perfectly SAN
itary. and reason for sale owners
leaving the city. Goods consist of
kitchen utensils, kitchen cabinet Ice
box. range, dishes glassware, dining
table. dining chairs, rugs china rack,
drcssers wash stands, iron beds. rock
ers. couch, also a fine bird dog The
list contains the furnishings of It nice
little home. Inspect goods Wrdnrs-
day before sale
SCOTT KNIGHT,
Auctiuueer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-15
NON Should KNOW rms

FoIeys Kidney Remedy Will cure
amy ease OF kidney Dr. bladder trouble
tnar is not beyond the reach OF modi-
cine No medicine can do more. !.
n. O. Reiley and Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-15

THE {. 4 \ COFFEE co, tO5
$. SECOND ST. WILL NAVE An
OPENING DAYS SALE ON WE'D
NESDNY. JUNE i7Tu. WE WILL
GAVE NNLtABIIE PREMIUMS
AWAY THAT DAY WITH EACH
PURCHASE on COFFEE TI'N OR
ENTR NCrS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-15
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.

JOHN W. WILSON
Attorney at Law
Collections Made New State National
Bank Bldg. Albuquerque, N. NJ.
r. w. ID. BRYAN
Attorney at Law
Office IN First National Bank building
Albuquerque, N M
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-15
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DIR. S. l.. BURTON
Physician and Surgeon
Highland office, SO South Walter st.
Albuquerque, N NJ Phone 1886
r. l.. HUST-
Physician and Surgeon
Rooms and s, N r. Armiia huild-
ing. Albuquerque, NJ NJ
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

r.o-76on AT-il c--he weekly return % the Bank
q England shows The following changes IoLal
reserve decreased S1-oS40ov; Circulation increased
re.s oan f-7llio- decreased Sl.04000t; other Sc
,--.-fes decreased = SO. .00C other deposits de-
.--eaeed szzo oe9: public deposits decreased 81
20 aa0- zove--lraent securities decreased @2=c5-
-a-f r,-o-r-7fo- % The banks reserve liz bitles
i now - pe- cent against $3.50 per cent iasI
meek and compares with an advance ron $3.50
-s- ~e-- 70 "a. pe- cerr II this week last year.
-he rate O. discount i unchanged a : Per cent
Paris Arril The weekly return o. the Bank
n France SHOWS -te following changes Notes II
Circulation increased 15lSsa,oo0 francs; treasITy
~e-.slrs decreased II $4,000 francs general ds-
1s increased % 0z5.e0U francs: gold OF hand in
,--easeL l-e5.999 trancs silver on hand decreased
r. 15e soo francs: blIs discounted increased @oy--
&C GOO @z1cs advances increased IlS25.o00 francs.
rse-1jr9 AC-fI Tie weekly return q The I'M
ye-iaI Bank q Germany shows q decrease O. H.
fts .-"n marks y cash OF h2oc-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
MONEY AID EXCHANGE.

MONTY NIAREFT--McreE q call opened a. 70
per cent, highest. Ter ee-t lowest. ~ per cent.
CLOSING. 1872 ue- cent. last loan. ue- cent
ruliug rare. - Ter c-n- time money was offered
with some freedom, meeting with lg1c demand
Rates for longer PERIODS were shaded Rates @
ter cent for sky Gays. 5s2- Pc cent tu- ninety
davs- 5zsI4 per cent for four months per ce-r
fo- .ve and six months GuC per Gem Tor wear
Mercantile TGpeF came mo c1e market Win some
freedom, bU- demand was o-ty moderately good
Rzles were iover- Being 56 per cent for s---- a-1
ninety days. l-dG-sel bills receivable, eE7 L5-
cent for cncice for- and SIX months single names
and 67z per cent for Others.
FOREIGN EECEANCE-The foreign exchange
market opened 5Q10 points OF from Wednesday,. $
best figures with cables quoted z.sGs- q $3.50
demand Sterling 4s6zt 4s6Lz and slxry-day bills
al +ez4 2 s-S455- Short francs were around 5-lfls
less 13ZG5-lf. ana sho-- reichsrzrks g. 5-I5 less
1895 5-l6- The market held steady IN The
morning, with rates nOC much changed from tie
opening, though o1blss were down points In
-k= afternoon cz5-es we're quoted : s5-004.2sa+
Gsnz1l s-e--1g =-5oz5 O. s5-z and s-x-v-day bills
e +-k4-s z-S.o5. CoC--l-c-z-s were shade easier
a. 5-s4. less --5E. tc- sLo-- francs aud So. -9r
short -eL-hs--z-Es
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
Financial Meetings.

NOTICE or ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
.rdeoe-den- nominations Asv--E been made 20 ere
ee --ee = he Eoa-1 q Ol-ecro-s
q Lae New York Lie Insurance. COMPANY - us lsos
-e--ior ~ o-ec-o-s ts Superintendent o. insurance
a bv prescribed -ale. s1o -eEG-s|
-To-s fo- conducting hoc-ns said eect,or tereIo1e
regulations. oocce = 1ere0
r-ven -hz- Ies elecricr % re-3oe-s o Ie ce-o
-ss-z--o-x n YORK Lie l-s--e-ce Cc--par
5 - LSlS = - Home cce G. Company. No S46
.--ssuz- = C1.~ q Ne- Ec-k. = re Sate q
o. vedaestzv, s-h DAY g April. 1915 ne
-oiss . be opened ocock = ne tc-e--'n
remain oQel until 1oCr clock 7 -e Ss--o- . -
80 -ri-l tins they s-zn oe closed
~F-1 YORK --EE5 LN-SCEASCE tSCAEA-S-,
By JOIN = L CA--- Ssc-e1a-y-
-,--s .gz--b u 1nos
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

FOREIGN MONEY NARHZET-CaH money in
london ga 20 per cent open market discount rate
for short bills Z@2l1 per cent, long bills. 24s0217
rer cent Berlin discount rate As per cent. Paris
discount rate. % per cent Paris exchange on
London. . francs 1919 centirnes. Bar gold, rs
1ol4d. Berlin exchange or London. 20 marks 4i+s
QfenEiEs
FOREIGN SECC-RITIES.-British consois for
money. S-2s per cent tor the account, s. SIS.
French reutas 50 francs 65 ceuttmes.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

DOMESTIC EZCHANEE-Bostor l0c discount.
Chicago 35c premium s. Louis SOC discount: Sar
Francisco, slg1t Iz3zc premium. telegraph I5c
premium. New Orleans. commercial T5c discount
bank s. pre-n.C-l. Cincinnati. l0c premium Savan-
nah, buying 6-1sc discount. selling par.
BANK APTNES.-N-ev York exchanges
s22l.s .s7s q balances SIs.301,05e. Chicago. s1-
changes $5s.--e-2se balances s5.66s0I5. Baltimore
exchanges S7.l17.s7z balances $3.50 525-
SILVER NA3EEr--Isa- silver. 55szc Mexican
silver doliars SC Ear silver in Londcn closed al
25-@d. unchanged.
GOLD PRE3iICM--In Madrid 1475, Lisbon
1890.
MEXICAN EzCFIAe;GE.-Mexican exchange on
New ork is quoted a. 2cs
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs racsip.s
reported from Washington. ts67 $50. internal rsV-
receipts. $eSz5S3s miscellaneous recepts sI55
ISL Receipts for the day s. s35: expenditures
3 $50 600 Receipts for the month TO date 81 e6s
.65. expenditures &2.-7o ooc excess OF e1qenli-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
=
American Bank Note
Company.
s6 Trinity Place, New York.
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities CadIns
x st,as rbs-srrA- strength and weakness al
-A-7a-ing The higher priced mining STOCKS % WeIe
irregular with further weakness N spots' t-9 80
the Goldheld and Tonopah issues "elo 49,, - [-o-5
za~-,s-5 a. decided Improvement in value COD
4eI4 Taisv moved uD over 10c and Golcnelo Co--
soltdated improved L. To1opan Mining Eose
7Av hi-h mark for this movement Yukon Ioto
yas sold rather freely. breaking q 20 low nlarK
A. 4zs. Considerable stock came out WI-ca @ VS.
- - 2. .11 F1Ir1s Coalition Il Cumberland
FT-- ard Nevada Consolidated were lrTesu-1I'
rraera-Canarea was steady. Guggenheln EA-
oIoro-io1 vas heavy Micrac, Trt-BuIion ano
go zsT--ah ware slightly easier Norrh Burl9
Tx-4nsion was in fair demand United copper Nzs
sfaadv In the speciaities prices ru-sd sIsaay' l.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
TNCERTAINTY OYER

lures. $500. .835. Receipts for the year 70 date.
$462 5S SAP; expenditures, S4e9 234,927 excess Of
expenditures, S36,zI5,965.
SCB-TREASCRy-ThA -Treasury was debt
or 10 tho Clearing House S1,760.lS5.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

The following shows yesterdays closing quotations
for government bonds. compared with Wednes-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

furnished ey Charles Barney 4 Co. No 25 Broad
FaGa1sipaia)
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
UrTEp STATES RUBBER COMPANY.

- Eos-t os Director. @ -he United States R1b6er
6sclz-s6 quarterly c1Vloe-t @ rVc
- cent o. rhe T-s- Preferred SocE G1cluotrg al
rr-s-en5.-< old 'F-ets--e5 Stock, sl6 quarterly
o---hel1 ne Second Ere-
---es s1ock COMPANY. TIE neL earnings lo-
March S1s-- 1898 . Sroc-1Ctoe-s
- I'D q n V-e1oss1z-. April -5-h. 1s1te-
uzvzble closing q I-z-lstsr BoEt prlL 2o--
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
rH e. p. CLFLN cosIPASy

New yo-k lp-tl 1903
-ercIe- Q-z-u--y Dividend c. TWO % PR CEN-
= holders q -Es Common SlocE g
rs ocre-v q record O April 18th 1905 Tie transfer
toos z1 % closed a. ? -. APRIL tt. e-o 1eopene-
70 = z--Ll 16-h- 1a1s- TIE ranger oo1Z5 -c-
-n= Frzts--G5 Erocgs VII 7e-zi- ops2
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
r1nn STATES ErBBER ConPaN7

Wv E-T---EVI-L- y
Annual Meeting u -ae Stockholders q The United
=-sr@s Pubb- Co-nuar- ts election q Directors az
which p-oPs--y
: -o-r- be+o-e nesting VII be held Al ne pm
--s7 csce O Cou1ps-ys = EeT E1-ls7lo=- -
T---.~ = T1ssdsv Nzv 1eth- 1905 = @ cccE oo1r
--a-s<er Books VII 5e closed o-- me Nee
J.-ey, r--o-zo- viii allow % bE Folec ehS
go - s,c-k zhtch have been r-z-s-e-a- a-e
Ep-f cptr 1873.
SAMUEL SOER-s. sec-sta-Z-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. april ?, ! .. r1--The market for Arne-t-
can securities was irregular Final prices follow.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
DiUidend Notices
ITNTTFn FRUIT COMPANY

--z--.-.y DIVIDEND C rvo Pc cent @ -Ae CAPITA
----k :. rs co--pz-v .zx cecla-e1 PAYABLE APRIL
15 -es a ne --szsu-e- 81 Stare Street
Eo-o- .Ezss - suocE1o5s-s tbs close o>
BUSINESS Mz--A - 1913
cEEEEs = E-EEAo Treasurer.
&
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

Closing prices Of active bonds dealt il. with
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
BONDS.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing 1eo6-'2z-
CurntsA.d 5y Ap7snzsa~. No - Pine 81
APprox.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
s1IcEsGsx CEyTRAL RAnRoAD CO


n q 7ssta-. April ~. Is-cs p-07z-aEo-7
r-=sftuE stockholders q ce-1
- z-d all De -ecpened FRIDAY. NAY 81 1915
'---' - 4PT.E-S coz T-saSC--r-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Trust AND SURETY COMPANIES

'-nr---Asns.zble- -Coup,a- -Eeg.sre7s..
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
TaL. shore q Michigan southern Railway Co

r7oolx this COMPANY vii u= closed ~
~-s--- p - o. Tuesday. April IN. 1905 Srera-ato--
r-ee-i-.C stockholders he'd
- a-sc vll % -eoPeae6 THURSDAY. MAJ IT. 1905
CHARLES F cox L-=zSlrer-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

York Chicago st louis II 3 Co Co - =
vii - c2S7l q ~
~-lok -H-esdzy. April IN. ls-le P7L2E
-yeettrlE oe Eet- Ma
-. - -.7 . -et.eSed THURSDAY, Nav 7th. 1906
CHARLES F cox. T-eas-re--
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

4e4.ses Total sales fos ths a-1. Enlisted
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
GOVERNMENT BON DS.

Co-al sales q bonds. 81 7oe- 600.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-14
BURIED UNDER TONS
OF ORANGES FIVE MEN
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE

y Buried under tons of oranges, \
4 five workmen in the Los Angeles y
i Ice and Cold Storage plant yes =
4 terday afternoon had thrilling !.
i and narrow escape from death. \
4 The men had been piling crates i
i Of oranges in one of the storage \
i ROOM and were working on the i
j. third t,>~, which was about thirty \
i feet high, when, without warning, i
i the three tiers suddenly toppled i
+ over, burying the five men under \
i great mass of full and, broken \
4 boxes and oranges. X
i Other workmen heard the noise y
/ made by the falling of the boxes =
!. mingled with the cries of the 4
i workmen, while the superintendent \
i of the plant notified the police. !
j. Two patrol wagons and several !
j. surgeons were rushed to the scene. !
i Their services were not needed, J.
j. however, as only three of the men i
i received injuries, which consisted !
j. OF a few scratches. J.
j. The superintendent Of the plant i
j. said: j
i IT expected to see five mangled 4
!. corpses when the boxes were re- !.
!. moved and was never more sur i
!. prised in my life when 1 saw the !.
+ men get out uninjured." j.
j. j. !. !. i !. j. !. !. i - !. i i ! i !. j. !.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-14
HEARD AROUND
HOTEL CORRIDORS

r. S. Lund and F. Berrigan of Lon
don are guests at the Alexandria while
stopping in Los Angeles on their tour
around the world.
DR.. W. Rhyan, a prominent mining
man of Goldfield, New, is registered at
the Westminster.
N. A. Reinnel and wife, from Denver
are guests at the Lankershim. They
will leave in few days for San Fran
cisco.
w. w. Wilcox, we'll known whole
sale grain dealer of Cotton, is at the
Hayward.
w. Steveley, a prominent mining man
of Goldfield, New, and wife are guests
at the Alexandria.
Fred Bryant and wife of San Fran
cisco are spending a few days at the
Westminster. Mr.. Bryant is connected
with the ferryboat system running
across the bay at San Francisco.
J. M. Messenger and wife are guests
at the Hayward while in Los Angeles
on their honeymoon tour from Chaffee,
Miss.
Emas Garland and wife of Boston are
guests at the Westminster Mr.. Gar
land is noted as the largest importer of
fine oil paintings and rare works of art
in the United States.
c. M. Griffith, a we'll known insur-
ance man from Visalia, is registered at
the King Edward while attending to
business in Los Angeles.
p. M. Shelby, a prominent mining
man of Rawhide, New, is at the Alex
andria for a few days.
e. Verden and J. C. Strong, well
known merchants from Santa Paula
are making the King Edward their
headquarters while in Los Angeles.
Senator Curtis of Clinton, Iowa. ar
rived at the Lankershim yesterday.
Dr. L. ]. Carlo, a prominent physi-
clan of Missoula, Mont, is registered
at the Alexandria.
M. c. Patten and wife of Wisconsin
are guests at the Lankershim. Mr..
Patten has extensive lumber interests
in his home state.
A. G. Davis, prominent mining man
from Skidoo, Cal, is al the King Ed
ward.
o. A. Seeman, a well known mining
man of Rawhide, is at the Hollenbeck
for a few days.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-14
Staff.kampnan

At the pretty bungalow home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. e. Walters on East Ave-
nue. Thirty-three Miss Gertrude Ramp
man and Joseph Staff were united In
marriage the evening of May 3, by
Rev. Mr.. Hall of the East Los An
geles Congregational church.
The bride was charming in dainty
dress of French batiste and carried
shower bouquet of bride roses, while in
her hair she wore a wreath of orange
blossoms Mrs. Edgar House, friend
OF the bride, played the wedding march
for the entrance of the young couple.
The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion, the ceremony taking
place in the parlor beneath canopy
of roses & smilax and wedding bells,
the color scheme throughout the room
being pink and green. The dining room
was beautiful in white and green,
large basket of marguerites being sus-
pended from the chandelier over the
table by ropes of smilax that were
caught to the corners of the table and
scattered over the cloth, which was
graced by a centerpiece of white roses
and ferns. The same flowers were on
the buffet and banked the large fire
place, while ferns and festoons of
honeysuckle filled the bay window.
The bride received many beautiful
presents, including silver, manipulated
and Haviland china. Mr.. and Mrs.
Staff will be 1T home at 215 East Ave-
nue. Thirty-third.