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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Walsh and
their daughter. Miss Walsh, arrived in
Washington yesterday from the West.
Mrs Walsh IS IN mourning on account
Of the recent death of her mother.
Mrs Reed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

ington. was the honor guest IT Ginner
last evening Of the King Of Italy, VIC
Tor Emmanuel, and queen Helena
SIgDor TIJtoui, minister Of foreign al
fairs as well as all the members OF
f6a JaJanese embassy staff were pres
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17
Miss Johnson Receives.

Miss Frances b. Johnson will receive
today at 1892 V street. She will have as
her house guest. Mrs. z. A. Laughlin
and Miss Clara Z. Laughlin. OF Chi
CagO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17
Dinner at Holmes Home.

Among the numerous dinner hosts
last evening We're Mr.. Justice and Mrs.
Holmes. MI and Mrs. Hugh LegaUe.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair. Mrs.
Nicholas Fish, Mrs. John Moore, and
the flrsC secretary OF the Spanish Iega-
zion and Nine. Pastor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs Woodb, = Blair enter
tanned at dinner last e ening.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

Mrs Herbert WadsWorth entertained
as usual last evening at her Thursday
evening dinner. followed by large re
ception and dance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

Representative William r. Mckinley
entertained at dinner last night at his
home, sl9 Farra gut square, IN honor Of
the Illinois delegation in Congress
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

at Rauscher's. She was assisted in re-
ceiviug by MIS-. Wright. the wife OF
Robcs- r. wright, former mayor Of
Denver.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Iegsre enter
taincd at dinner last evening.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

Count Dionys and Countess Szccheryi,
and other relatives Of Count LaszIo
SZeChenyi will he the guests OF Mrs.
John r DrexeI at dinner Sunday even
ing IN her home in New York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17
lkahira HonOTed.

The japanese ambassador to Italy,
Earon Takahira, who viii shortly be
transferred to the embassy in Wash
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

Mrs. James Brown Scott will be alb
sent from the city during the remainder
OF January on a visit to her home IN
Illinois.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

Mrs. A. IT. Snow has invitations out
for a tea this afternoon IN her nome on
Massachusetts avenue
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

China. VINO has recently been reappoiut-
ID to this post, viii arrive In San
Francisco from China the last Of Feb
ruary. and will come directly to Wash
jngtOn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17
Diplomatic Cops
Dinner Guests at
The White House

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt :
were hosts at the largest state din
ner OF the season last evening having
the members OF the Diplomatic Corps
in Washington as their guests.
The table in the state dining room,
arranged in a semiclrcle, was set with
the silver service and beautifully deco
rated with large baskets alternately
hled with catIeyas, or mauve orchids
and ferns. and cypripediums. or green
orchids, and ferns; jardinieres OF
lnauve orchids and Roman hyacinths
and tall vases filed with white En-
chantress carnations. The candelaDra
were shaded with pink and silver tops
Mrs. Roosevelt wore brocaded satin
gown OF a delicate blue with lace
bertha. A portion Of the Marine Band
played in the lobby throughout the
evening and the drawing rooms and
corridor were prettily decorated with
quantities of flowers and ferns.
The list of guests included the Italian
Amba ssador and Baroness Mayor des
PlanCheS the AustrO-HunRarlan AmDas-
EadOr ard Baroness Hengel muller. the
French Ambassador and Madame de
JuSSerand, the German ambassador ana
Baroness Won SternDurgr the Brazilian
Am IdSSdUOE ana AaAAlAAc -Ne< Le-NoS ~-'N
Russian Ambassador. the Mexican Am
baSSadOr and Madame de Creels the
British Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce, the
Danish Minister the Haitian Minister
and Madame Leger the Costa klcan
Minister the Nicaraguau Minister ana
Madame de COrea. the Belgian Minister
and Baroness MOncheur, the Portuguese
Minister the Netherlands Minister and
Madame de MaTees can Swinderen, the
Bolivian Minister and Madame de Cald-
eron. the Persian Minister. the Swiss
Minister the Argentine Minister ana
Madame de POTtela, the Peruvian Min
lister the Minister Of Ecuador and Nine,
de Carlo, the Colombian Minister and
Madame de Cortes, the Minister OF
Uruguay and Madame de Melian La
nnur, the Spanish minister, the Turkish
minister, the Chilean Minister and
Madame de Cruz, the minister resident
of the Dominican Republic. the min
lister resident of Greece, the Charge
d'Affaires Of Japan and Mrs. Miyaoka,
the charge d'affaireB OF Slam. the
charge d'afaires OF Panama, the
Charge d'Affaires of Cuba and Madame
de Padro. the Charge d Afaires OF
China and Mrs. Chow, the charge
dahaires of Sweden. the cnorge
d'affaires OF Guatemala. the charge
d affaires of Venezuela, the Sec
rotary Of State and Mrs Root
Senator Frye, Senator and Mrs. CullOnl,
Senator Lodge. Senator MCCTeaTys Rep
resentaGvs Cousins, RepresentaIlFe
Lands. Representative and Mrs Per
Iyins Representative and Mrs LoEE-
worth. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cowles
Mr. and Mrs John Mcllnenny, Miss
Carow. Miss Landon, Captain Mccoy.
rVHa Vice President and Mrs. Fair
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

Mrs. George T. Marye VIII have as
her guest this week Mrs. Julius Con-
rad, wife Of Captain Conrad, T. s A,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

DR.. Jesse II. RamsburgB, who mas
been in constant attendance At ms moLl-
er-s bedside the past two weeks IN FRED
srfClE Md. has returned to the city
her condition being greatly improved
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17
Meyers Dinner Hosts.

The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Meyer were hosts at dinner last evening
ga their home on Connecticut avenue
and s street Their guests were Lieu
tenant Commander and Nine. de Blan-
pre-, OF the French embassy. Mrs.
Pierre LOriilard. Miss HaughtOn. Miss
Terry. the Misses Meyer, Herr Won
Schubert, Of the German embassy, Bar
on Ambrozy, OF the Austro- Hungarian
embassy; Mr.. KrOupensky. Of the Rus
sian embassy; Ensign Strass burger, OF
the MayfloWeI; SignOT Cora, OF the
Italian embassy. Baron Stumm. or the
German embassy, who has just sue
Ceeded Prince ZU LyuaT; William Hit.
and Beresford Hope. the new attache
Of the British embassy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

Mrs. Dale and Miss Ruth Dale, OF
Scranton. Pa, viii receive tomorrow.
with Mrs DaIzeu. Mrs Dale. who is
at the Dewey for a few days is the
wife Of a former Repre- sentative from
Scranton Pa
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CONTINUED on Sixth Page)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

Mrs. Grace Dyer-knight save a my
sicale tea yesterday from To o. CLOCK
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

The Vice President and Mrs. Fair
banks entertained informally at dinner
last evening in their home on X street
They viii also entertain informally at
dinner this evening and tomorrow
evening VIII entertain a larger party
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-17

Mr. and Mrs Thomas Nelson Page
entertained at dinner last evening COM
pllmentary to Mrs. T p. O'COnnOr, who
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. PlllIng.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-03
Fakta for syge Kvinder.

I tredive Aar har Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, tilberedt
af R9dder og Urter, vaeret Diet ledende
Middel for kvindelige Sygdomme og
har sikkert helbredet Tusinder af
Kvinder, som har veret plaget med
Forflytninger, Bet@ndelser, Saardan-
nelser, fbr9se Svulster, Uregelm@s-
sigheder, periodiske og Rygsmerter,
nedadtrykkende Fornemmelser, OPP
blasthed, Uford4jelighed, Svimmel-
he'd, eller nerves Afkr@ftelse. Hvor-
for proven De Diet like? ii ,.-
Tag like ! Betemkm1ng at skrive til
Mrs. Pimkhdm, hvis De like er klor
over Deres Sygdom. Hun vu betragte
Deres Brev SON privat og give Dem
Welcoming fr5t. Imgem Kvimde bar
nogensinde amgret at haze skrevet til
hende, og pGa Grund of hemdes store
Kmndskob har ham Hulpet Tusimder.
Adresse: Lynn, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-03

AUTSSSe: AyTCH, MuSS.
Sor5enpejr. uMonnebogooro" pes
Marslep, tilbgrenOe &omn1erbcrre
@ino poo San0erur1gooro, ontnno=
tee pe0 9%pnneollag. @oorben bebo=
eoes al Mrbejoerfomilier og Yolaf=
fer. 3 ll0lenger neDbrrn0te, 1ne11
St1ebllet og l ll0lenge reooeoe5.
= Serlfepla0le til @erregaor0en
~9rantltrup" ne0brun0te efter 2pn=
neollag. - Gn @uor0 / &ullerup
ne0brGn0te ligele0es efter 2pnne6=
flag, og / Npbplle nntenotes ogiaa
en- @narO, men Sl0en blep fer bur-
tig lluffet.
en- @uSma
utton. Sm 6en 8etponing @lts=
man0sbep9gelien / 9anmarf far
facet faar man ct go0t 8egreb peo
at Ice e ON @usma10s lfolen / Sore
bape pe0 &ingite6.
SEQ oenne tnopie0es nplig Ell ny
flor Sfolebpgning, opfert for 10000
&r., teitamentereoe al ~llgeas Np=
beoer"s THOR nj 6poe NeOaftpr, Sit
ititsraa0 @olcf.
Sen np 5folebpgning er opfprt I
4 ialnmenbpgge0e 6leje nle0 &iel=
ser, Stue, 1. Gal og S%ogetuge; |
Mi0ten ct ser en- oper6pgget @aarO,
Ser benpttes iom 6oreOragslol. S
&inloeretagel1 er Ser &a0iferi, Ge1z
tralporlne> 8oOein0retning, Nfono=
mifjrl0ere for Gfolefsffe1erne 0. I.
s Stl1eetagen ct Ser 5folei tuer for
&urlus0eltagere og gleper, ionlt
&ontor og @olig for Sefreter, Sfo=
lens @artner, en- Mpls6eitprer, os cit
oripgsle0er. @ele +. Sal er ino=
rettet til @erelier for Sur lls0elta=
gere og gleper; ser er Elaos til so.
S Sogetagen er 2 Sfolefpffener, bper
n1eb Eloos til "a gleper, og bpor Der
ogiao gipes 6%orepisninger I Maolao=
a1ing for Sc f%pinoeligc &urlus0eltoge-
re. gnopioere er ser @11sflisslfole
og Spibeban6lingslofale for @aoite>
riet. S belle 8pgningcn er Ser inos
lagt Gentralparme.
Omtrent so Mlen Dlt for 0en ny
Sfole6pgming ligger Stereotype 2ono>
bl1sbolonings lfole. 9et er Sen 8Dg=
ming, lom for omtrent 5 Mar ltsen
blep opf6rt, og ionl inottl Sen rp
bleb. taget / @rltg, far afgipet Ylaos
boooe til\gleper og <riusoeltogere.
SEN CT opfgrt I 4 iamme1bpg<
gc0e 6lgie ON en- oaben @aoroSz
ploos, ser MI er anlagt og tilplontet
Iom Sabe. s 6e11ne 8Dgntng ct Sor=
lt%anoerbolig og ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
tore 9piieiale, @pmnaitifial og 8a=
oein0retning, 5foleitlrer og @erel-
ier til c. 100 gleber. 8pgningen
,pparmes be6 @entrnlparme.
Sire @illaer ligger 9it og 8eit for
.folerne og er 2ererboliger. Sag
'e0 Sen M Sfolebpgning ligger
5folens Molsgaaro, og mes en- im1f
5tal6 til &elte @ger og
SDineitaloen opparmes be6
sentralparme. MlIe 8pgninger er
'mgipne at Saber og Mnleg me0
Grocer, 8nife og 8lomiter, og itaar
or Iioen / imuffeite 6lor. Z Ior.
sano al Stereotype STOP, Ser Iigger
ICE Bug De6, berer ogiaa til Sfoler-
le, og | Ben er anlagt @gnieri Sea-
8inoaro og @pinegaar6 FAINT
t prngtigr Nnlag og en- flor Seit-
la6s.
9po for Bette og for @fo1erne Zig
er 2%anoepeien fra Ringiteo til SD
og paa ben an0en SIDE 2an0ess
eien er {. 6 5or. 2ano unlagt Jon
ioriggs -ITrl1gt- og &gffenbape, Sore
isningsbape, SfolefgffenbaDe .. !.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-03


to 8reore, Sieneitemonb peo Stots=
bonerne Sans 2arlen al @penitrup
og bans noget Dngre 8ro6er 2anb=
man0 2ars 2arle11, iom obertoger
@aar0en / 5frillinge.
9 Draa6sf +. Ste.
&c 8praao ufbolot forleDen @rnn0:
l%ooSifoptur til ulfibale. l16e / @fo:
ben bar Ser 6ellesipisning, beitaae11:
sc al itegt Sleif og &artofler, til
bpilfen Set man afiang fglgenos
9igt:
81 bar Set loo rort / Dor lille @D,
Dor 8rolegning er 10 6og gonife np
er Gon6perfet ifi6t,
iaa loaner hi list,
ri leber 10 ber paa &'ri6t.
Mon ii'er at @asien ct for flei,
og Eriien er li6t loblig bgi
men ifal ct Speri fub man foa
laa maa ser ifam legges poa.
gtei b9rre er Set mes Dor &enopa.
ton,
omtrer1t tire Guiin6 for oen 8ortion
Wan merer, SEN Gum ct loblig bgi
men SerreguO! Ri ifol 10 al meo SCI
Mpg.
4 8grn floaf 0 T.
9 t e e. Sorle6en gftermio0oq
blep mes faa Sinners MelIemrum IA
gprn og flere pofsne Herioner / 4
Gje1oomme paa Experimentation I 9fp=
borg pllloielig ipge n1e0 itarfe 9p-
foltninger, imellem bpilfe @prnene
folot f11loltGn6ig iammen og blep
lnegct lpge. Sen tilfol6te 2pge folt=
log, at @dr1ene les al S%orgiftnings=
tilfrloe, ionoipnligpis foronle0igeoc
Deo Sn0oan6ing al &loof0l1nlter; oo
Ell nGrboe,1oe 8illoeier netop iornnc
Sag bap6e Formulated O%pmuorina
al Splo / 5tron6en 1to for lin Gien-
oom, bborbe6 ser en- Gib bar en- ifref-
feltg @tanf> ligger set npr at onto-
ge, at set / Sorbin6elie mes sen
iterfe @arme er l166unitningerne fra
bette Mu00er, bportil ollie o%n1liggen-
Sc @illaers &looffer far Mfgb, ser
bar foranle0iget 6isle 6orgift11ings=
ttlfGl6e. 9e angrebne 8grn ct otter
raife.
Il pei paa S e n. On
SfDpumpe biemiegte Binieoag @ars=
lebegnen. 0e1 gle0 ret. longjomt
al Steo og afgaD ct eienoommeligt
Sfne: Ell itor, f%ullort 9nf mes en-
lang Srogt, bporfra Ser, Jet pno Mf<
itano, ligeiom itoo &pg og Camp.
Seloigbis biemipgte Sen film ct Eor
eienoomm, men for 6e 8aagieloen=
De bar 8eieget temmelig ubebogeligt.
&aa geirupgaar0 lgfte0e SEN &pg-|
ntngen al SEN enc 2aoe. Hoo fin
8ei 6erfra ~pasiereoe Ben @eirup=
gaoros Mplle, iom Sen gior6e for
giGpes 6orieg paa at bride Satten
al. Gen 0reie0e MgIlebatten meo
Ginger belt rlnot flere @ange, men
6orbinbelien bar Sen for ioli0. Mpl-
len bebolot lin sat. .Oerfro ltileoe
Sfppumpen moo 8trfmoe. &e0
pasiereoe SEN Sne0fer
Sens 9ncbs @ien6om, bbis ltore
BEN afrep og faite0e ino
paa 5elleberg Morf. Motoren fnl1=
ites. &aa lin pi5ere Sur / &etning
At @irfenoe ipDeoe SEN en- &egn al
6agl. Mogle al &aglene bar laa ito
re iom &asielngo6er, og Soroe11 bar
felt bbi6 en- rum St6 6erefter. Men
beloigpts for 8irfen6eboerne 6reie6e,
ben at og gleo til Selleberg Sfop,
bbor BEN oplgites.
Nogle Gage efter bar set otter galt
fat, 6enne Gong meo ct Daloigt'5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-03

s T y S oba at E 8 8.
nao, ben befienote norife sfueipil-
.lleertnoe, bar nt0erifrepet &ontraft
.meo T%oltetbeatret ON @ipiteipil fra
!. Sanl1ar til 81. Mai. Grren tice-
neiatter ielu Sc stpffer, bpori bltn
ifal optrpoe.
j " . nj ! ral 81 / c el e II,
Der, 1tpl1g fratraaote 5tillingen iom
aomlniltrerenoe 0ireftpr for r0et
toreneoe 0ampifibs bpts 5or-
mar1o for 8~eitprelien ban oog peo-
-bltper at pare, bar mootaget en- ele-
giant uo1tpret M0resle fra 5elifabetS
Nerlonale, | bpilfen SEN taffer BAN
for bans 2eoelie al Gelitabet og
bans Jorbolo o%perfor bper at Dem,
Ser arbeioeoe / bets Sieneite. M6res-
fen CT ct belt @unltpnrf, inobunbet /
.grpnt 2eoer me6 Micbelieus Mapne-
trGf / opbpiet forqplot 5frift, %
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Mfparelfriie, Ser foreitiller gelifabets
bele itore 9ampitibsflaaoe. Moresien
er l1noerifrepet al ale @mbeosmenb,
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-03

Filter syv Aars Hjems6gelse 0Seo
denme Kvindes Hezbred Oenoprettet
9f Lydia E.. Pinkh0m's Vegetable
Compound. Les hendes Brev.
Mrs. Sallie French i P%aucaunla,
Ind. Ter, skriver til Mrs. Pinkham:
"Jeg led af Kvindesygdomme isyv Aar-
jeg intet kunde udrette. Legerne behandlede
mig for forskjelnge Onder, men hja1p mig
like. 1 denne Tilstand skrev jeg til Mrs.
Pinkham ON Raad og tog Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, og jeg CT nu
1ask og stark"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-03
&jpbenbabn.

g e c + + 5 t. Oct ene1te Mf=
tipa | Sagferer &eicbarots go er ct
tort Saler, iom Ell l1rtefrpmmer
@immer 1fpl6er bam. @an ponot /
lin SID 10000 Or. / SET Gltrio1fe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-07
10
FINED

Dr. A. l.. Mechanism. who was
arrested yesterday upon complaint
OF Health Inspector MCGEE. charged
with negIecting 10 report a case
Of dlphtheria 10 the health office.
WAS fined 500 by Judge Evans in
the police court this morning.
Or Mechanism based his de
Tense on the ground that. In sending
a culture to the city meteorological,
he complied with the ordinance GOV
erinE the case Miss Iva Dodge
DR.. McClanahan's office girl. Is the
young lady who had the diphtheria
and she was removed TO the Pacific
hospital on August 3, but the health
department received no notifica
tion Of the case until August T.
Judge Evans stated that he did
not Impose the maximum penalty
because he did not believe that Or
Mechanism had wilmlly violated
the health ordinance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-07
UNIQUE CHURCH
AT GEORGETOWN

Tuesday evening ground viii be
broken for the new Union Chris
tian church at Georgetown.
The church will be erected by the
five denominations In Georgetown
Lutheran. Congregational. Metho-
dist Protestant. Methodist Episco-
pal and Christian. The church will
be institutional In every respect
Free reading rooms. library room,
game rooms. gymnasium, etc, will
be installed as time and money will
permit A distinctive feature Of the
new building will be the placing Of
a roof garden on the church, where
evening services win be held.
A good program has been ar
ranged for the ground breaking
ceremonies. The invocation will be
given by Rev. Galen Wood, OF the
ballard Christian church; reading
of the Scripture by Rev. +. o.
lverson. OF the Lutheran church,
aud addresses by Mayor John Mil
Ter. Rev. M. A. Matthews OF First
Presbyterian church, Rev. Joseph
l.. Garvin OF First Christian church
aud Rev. Frank ~ Herthum, pastor
of the new church.
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MUST Face TIN
WRATH OF ClAR|

ICY ONiht4 Ff n,
SAN FRANCISCO, Aus. - -.
Rosen. a Russian political it'sss =
who arrived here on the ~ w =
IBERIA Saturday aud, after 80 ~
held in quarantine as q 80
suspect. was released. was =.
taken into custody by ne 60 -,
tine officers today and WIN y n,
back on the next steamer y ~
native country. A second easn u. !,
ton revealed that hts cies - 4, X
feoted with the disease Mns' \,
man learned his tate IVA
grief WAS pitiful. -.
Fearing the wrath Oh Iss n
who had become ineensea y -
revolutionary preachings. y =. =" =
fled an the way across slneIls -
sued by agents Of the soss sua "A
with him were hts VIE =. ~
dren. by sheer good lof'a. = a.
eluded the Russian police she,
capped into China, whes1 amell
boarded the first vessel ~
lea.
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Fought All Last Night TO
Quench Flames East of
Lake Washington.

Struggling with forest fire
which threatened their homes was
the manner In which dozen rest
dents on the east side Of Lake
Washington opposite Madison park
spent last night. and Il was only
when dawn came today that the
last flame was extlnguished.
The blaze was the worst ever
experienced IN the neighborhood,
AZ Il found considerable fuel In the
dense underbrush.
II IL supposed 10 have been start
ed last Wednesday evening by a son
Of Senator Samuel ~ Piles and his
cousin. a son Of Judge w. n. Wynn.
at whose home he was Visiting
The boys. together with several
others. had started a bonfire In the
woods. and this Is said 10 have soon
got beyond their control and spread
Al a great rate.
n burned all day Thursday, In
spite Of the efforts made 10 put u
nut. but Il was not until last night
that IL became really dangerous.
John w. Hanna. charity commits
sioner Of King county, nearly lost
his life, with that OF his little boy
as he was returning home last
evening. large tree. the roots Of
which had been burned away, fall-
ing directly IN front Of them. They
saw the tree coming. and this was
the only thing that saved them.
we are having considerable
trouble with forest fires this year,
said Mr. Hanna today Last sun
day we spent most Of the time put.
ting out small blazes with the aid
Of 800 feet Of hose"
There W big fire raging today
near the camp Of the iewitt-Lea
Lumber Co. north Of Meydenbauer
bay. which threatens the destruc.
ton ~ considerable property. So
far II has been kept under control.
Several small fires are also keep
ing the residents of Mercer island
awake nights Mrs y. d Ward,
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EAGLES ARE
READY
Program Completed and Reg
ular Session Will Begin
Tuesday.

Everything IN now ready for the
tenth grand aeric OF the fraternal
order OF Eagles. which meets here
next Tuesday The different com.
mitteeH last night completed the
entire program for the daily SETS
Hlonn.
Next Tuesday morning At 10
o'clock the opening exercises Will
be held al the Moore theater. May.
or Miller will welcome the Eagles
IN behalf OF the city. Governor
Mead Tor the state. Senator 8. ~.
Piles for the nation. and j. III. Me.
0rnw for the Chamber Of Com.
merce. This meeting Will be open
10 the pupblie In the afternoon
al 2 o'clock the fret grand session
will take place. aud In the evening
the social session will be held In
Eagles hall.
Wednesday morning there will be
regular session at the Moore
thcater la the afternoon the dele.
gates will visit The Meadows. and
in the evening the degree contest
for teams will DO held nt Eagles
hall.
Following a short session Thurs.
day morning. the big parade Will
be held. forming az II o'clock. In
the afternoon an excursion will be
run 10 Tacoma,
Regular sesalona will be held FRI.
dAy aud Saturday morning, all at
the Moore. Friday afternoon there
will be barbecue nj Madison park.
and Saturday afternoon an e1cuf.
sion will be run 20 the Puget Sound
May Yard,
The ladies 81 the Eagles have
prepared their program. and during
the grand aerie sessions they viii
be busy assisting on the outside
and attending the general enter
tainmeu,s with the Eagles IN the
Afternoons