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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
WILL BUILD AGAIN

a. II. Ticrmun's Loss, In Fire Sunday
Night is Fully Covered by Insurance.
aged by fire Sunday night, and with
much of his stock ruined by the flames
Mr.. A. II. Herman, head of G. a. Bar
gnmin and Company, plumbers sup
plies, will begin business again as soon
as the building Is repaired.
surance, an itemlzed list of which is as
follows: Ae tina, 10000: Citizens, s., 900
ROYAL. 10000; Virginia Fire and Ma.
zine, $4,000; spring Garden, $4,000,
$500; Commercial Union, $4,000; Phoe.
nix, $4,000. Total $56,O00,
Ihere was a 5000 policy in the Aetna
The Virginia Fire and Marine Com.
other companies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
CRIMINAL FOLLY TO
MOVE FEVER PATIENTS

T . . i d . y
scores of places now selling milk in
Richmond. OF these, two Cor SO per
cent. Of AID scored between 90 and
100 per cent; II fourteen Cor 21.2 per
cent. Of alD scored between so and 80
per cent: thirty-two Cor ASA per cent.
ofA.alD scored between 10 and so per
cent. and eighteen Cor 27.2 per cent?
scored between 60 and 10 per cent. No
pince scored under 60 per cent, and
the average score OF the sixty-six
places visited and now selling milk in
the city was 49,: per cent, this being
IL per cent. higher tlinn In Mny, and
this being the best record up to the
present time and being over twice ms
high nv the average score for June,
1907 (the second month OF the work
OF the Health Department. for the snni-
tary Improvement of the milk supply,
wien the average score was 1914 per
90 nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
BOY BITTEN BY DOG

Cnnilc Jumps on James Wilson and
leaves the Mar. of His Teeth.
James Wilson. an eleven-year-old
white boy. living at No. sos South
First Street, was badly bitten In the
right leg yesterday by a dog said to
belong to *. Fisher Of 1912 Floyd Ave-
nue.. He was sent to the Second Police
Station by Detective Sergeant McMa-
lied and dressed by DR.. White, of the
City Ambulance Corps.
The boy, with two companions. was
going UP Floyd Avenue to get tickets
for a Sunday school excursion when
out from the yard and pursued them.
They ran. but not fast enough, and the
animal fastened his fangs in the ten
der flesh of James's calf. DR.. White
in case he we Was uo affe s WITH rabies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
CLAIM AGAINST CITY
Mr.. Manning Wants Pay for Work
s3 ut COlOrcu AlmahOlxe

Mr.. MnnninE Wants Pay for Work
ut ColOrcd Almnhouse.
James E. Cannon, counsel for the G..
Manning Plumbing Company, appeared
before the Council Committee on Re-
lief of the Poor last night. asking pay
ment for certain extra work on the
Colored Almshouse, amounting to
S642.50. The contract was let to Messrs
Roney & Atkinson. the Manning Com
pany being a subcontractor. The claim,
which has been standing for some time.
Roney & Atkinson. Mr. Cannon stated
that they had been released, and that
the claim would be made directly
against the city. A subcommittee con-
sistinS of Messrs. Hobson, Buford and
Bliley, was appointed to investigate the
work and to report at the next meet
ing of the committee on Friday. AT
this time representatives from both
contracting concerns will be heard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
RAIDING DlsTlLLERIEs
Big Ilnuls Recently Made In Henry,
Franklin ana Campbell.

Illicit distillcrs may become quiet
for, time in Virginia, but every now
and then they spring boldly to the
front, and occasionally some Of them
are are, run in by the revenue officers. Col.
Chapman, who has charge Of this de-
partment here, has just received re-
ports of sS raids from his deputies.
The captures were made in Campbell,
Henry and Franklin Four Of these
We're In the latter county, and ono
each in the other two. Only one still
Worm was actually captured, and this
was at Chestnut Mountain, In Henry
county. At the five other points the
stllls had been removed and hidden In
the mountains before tho officers ar
rived. \ u,
Illicit distllers arc said to always
Keep an eye to windward. There are
certain periods when 1t is not neces
sary to have the still-worm on the
ground, and. this being the most valu-
able part of the outfit, it is frequent
taken Oft and hidden until It is needed
the plant in operation, i but md ma no Ihe
Ing valuable to destroy or capture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
.Po Lie {. COURT CASES;
Many OF Low Degree Face the One ant
Only John, and Get Justicc.

Many OF Low Degree Face the One and
Only john, md Get Justice.
Walter Hill, colored charged with
running a crap shootinE zen on ,a ans
liam Street, was fined $40 and p!aceo
under surety. for thirty days In Police
Eers found in the house were hned ~
each and placed under surety for ten
days a5 n y
caddy Morris, willie Hawkins and ID
s q eharg gos Of breaking into tic hen;
house OF Mrs. Sarah a. Parker and
stealing six chickens. y.coantesseed s.
to the robbery, and We're sent On On :, 70
the grand Jury. rhey were arrested go. oy
Policeman TAFT. I. ",
4 Lewis stevens. colored, charged With 'l.
stabbinE Eddie French, white, on Sat.
urday N ght, wa 81 sent on to the grand
jury Sergeant Amos saw th e ~ ca =
John Charity Arthur War ] he Y z, i
William Jordan. were before the acour.
on e, Carrying a. con ,Saritv
fined 400 each and placed under 81 90
surety for twelve mont tbs, ].
with WITH. having Ing cocaine In his possession
|wIth$intent to sell, was dismissed, there
mot being suflcient dence slto prove
| tho intent. "a packag Sc, and q half was
found on his person WI en- e arrested bS
James @Traylor.# alias Julius, was sens
fenced to thirty days In jail On. the
charge OF stealins5a saw and sha .! t
II j ohn Crawford, colored, was sent on
to the grand Jury on a.chnrge ,ot ruin IN
THE case against sallie Hobson and
Sadie Howard, ARRESTED by Policemen
Wiley ana Palmer on a charge Of runs
ming a I speak-easy was continued to
tia 23da The Fl o baonT woman was ball
cd 1S in. the sum OF $500, 8ss
"a lliams Anders on, char ID with. hes
ling a fugitive from Justice from Char
was ordered held until the
Ia2d, "A .s Il II sSS8 395 tx 81 Il \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
noycr Association Meeting To-day.

Dover Association Meeting To-day.
The annual meeting Of the Dover As
ISOLATION, composed of Baptist churches
in Richmond. Henrico and Hanover
counties, will begin at North Run
Church., Henrico county. to-day.
large delegation of ministers ana iay-
men will leave the city this morning.
Mr. r. Il Elicit, moderator for the
past three terms, will not accept re-
election, and Mr.. J. B. Wood will be
named as his successor. The associa-
ton will be in session for three days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
START NEW PLAN
.F0R.B:|.L | ARM0RY
Council Sustairs Mayors Veto,
Principally Because Of City
Attorneys Opinion.
SUBSTITUTE .MEAsU IRE up
Approved, Scheme Now
Being to Remedy Legal De
fects-To Repair Bridge.

Principally because OF the legal de-
fects pointed out by. the City Attorney
the Common Council last night by a
veto fof the ordinance providing Tor
the erection of combined market
house and armory for the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues Battalion, Coun-
Gilman Huber and President Peters
i4original measure.
The Council also unanimously adopt
ed the resolution which had passed the
Board : ard of of Aldermen to appropriate
the amount not to be available until
the Manchester City Council shall ap-
propriate a like sum. A number Of
resolutions for grading and street work
We're passed.
General Award Approved.
After the reading of the Mayors
torney In the matter OF the Blues Ar
mory, several of the members stated
that in their opinion there was no
objection to the passage of the ordl-
rance except the points brought up by
to the legality of 1t.
Other objections brought up by the
Mayor were not discussed. The vote
Councilman Davis then introduced a
resolution approving the. plans for the
combined building as follows: First,
Messrs. Averill & Hall, Of Washing.
ton; second, Messrs. holland and
Baskerville, OF Richmond. and third,
John Drever. of Richmond. This was
also passed unanimously.
II only remained then to get the res
olution for the appropriation through
both branches of the Council by strict
IL legal procedure. Councilman
Cutchins therefore offered resolu-
tion that the Council appropriate the
SIM of $4,000 to be added to the app
preparation of, $4,000 recommended IN
the annual budget for 1908, the build
Ing to be erected IS provided for N
the report OF the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings, and nccord!ns
to the accented plans and speciii,ioeoa-
lions, and not to cost more than Siou.-
900 The resolution was referred to
the Committee on Finance.
Expect Another Veto.
AS the legal defects noted by the
Mayor constituted only part OF ms
grounds for vetoing the ordinance, It
IS more than probable. In the opinion
Of most of the Councilmen, that he
will again return the measure without
his approval. on the other hand, how
ever. as the Common Council was
guided solely by the opinion of the
CITY Attorney as to the violation OF
section is of the city charter, 1t is
certain that both branches of the Coun-
eli will lose no time in passing the
ordinance over his veto. Members are
an armory, and have no objection to
the plans and specifications as sub
mitted by the architects.
Because of the warning sent out by
President Peters, thirty-one members
were present at the meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
WAS A DAY BEHIND
DR.. Pusey Failed to Reach National
PrOhibitlon Convention.

Because he was a day behind in his call
culatIon Of time. DR.. Leo A. Pusey OF this
city, an ardent advocate of prohibition,
failed to reach the national convention OF
that party held at Columbus. o., last week
After going as far as Washington. he re-
traced his steps, and relied upon news.
paper accounts OF what took place.
DR.. Pusey said last night that he had
left the city one day too late to reach
Columbus for the opening session OF the
ton and discovered his mistake. he decided
to return here. Somehow he was under q
misrepresentation as to tho date OF the first
session, and he says II he took a trip as
far as Columbus to attend a convention OF
his party. he desired to see II all. Pro-
,fessor George NJ Smithdeal who was one
of the delegates from Richmond, Is cx-
pected to return here tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
NEW BULLETIN ISSUED

Department. Shows Result
of Food Examinations.
The Department of Agriculture and
Immigration has Just issued Bulletin
No. A0 which is replete with valuable
information to the farmers of the State.
The bulletin is free, and will be sent
to any one who may make application
to Commissioner George w. Koiner.
Among other interesting matter. It
products. showing the result of the
analysis Of various articles.
Out Of total Of $40 articles of food
examined. 254 samples We're found be-
low the standard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
Take Wilson Back.

requisition was honored yesterday
at the Governors Office from the Cow
ernor OF Pennsylvania for George VIII
son, who Is under arrest at Staunton.
and who Is wanted in Fayette county,
Pa. for criminal assault.
Sheriff Peter Johns. of Pennsylvania,
called for the papers. and left on an
afternoon train for Stanton to take
his prisoner back for trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
Republican Club,

me ,Repupli M % Cinn Of Riehmona held Li
night. and heard reports from local repre-
sentatives to the Chicago convention. The
was manifested Leaders OF the organlza-
tion claim that y will be a potent factor
In the presidential election. The club is
composed entirely Of white Republicans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
Ixnnavha Leaves Port.

Accompanied by Mr.. John Shelton
Williams, the inspection party which
has been travelling over the Virglnian
Railway sailed In II. II. Rogers's yacht
Kanawha from the Old Dominion wharf
yesterday noon. Several days will be
spent cruising along the river and bay
The party will then go tofNew York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
Main Street Paylnr BerIn..

Work of laying the first crossover
incidental to the putting down con-
crete foundation and heavy rail was
started by the Passenger and Power
Company in Main Street yesterday.
This plan will slightly delay traffic.
though it is the purpose OF the COM
4pany to send cars through as rapidly
sas conditions Will permit. The new
rail will be laid in Main from Seventh
to Twelfth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
Good Bill ut lakewood.

Torrance at the Lakewood Casino last
night, the work OF Arthur RiEby. Flo
renee Tempest and the trick bicycle
troupe coming in for a round OF app
season. and because of the hot weather,
the Idlewood management is making a
special abort to please the large crowds
that visit the popular resort every
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
New Building Permits.

Building lnspector II. BECK 1ssued
the following permits yesterday:
Mary C. West, to erect a brick tene-
ment for four dwellings on the east
side OF Seventh Street. between Leigh
and Baker Streets; cost. $4,000.
Rosa r. Ruehrmund to erect Ave
detached frame dwellings on the west
side Of Twenty-fourth Street. between
S2,a0O.
]. S. Brauer. to repair brick dwelling
No. 224O yenable Street, at the cost OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
Wanted In Norfolk.

Perry Vaughan, gcolored, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Detective Ser
Eeants Mcmahon and Gibson and Bicycle
Policeman Palmer at the request OF
the Norfolk authorities, who want him
on q charge OF larceny. Vaughan adj
mits having taken a pistol and having
shot man. but says that he was JUS
tihable in his act.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
1ook,nr for George II, Ward.

Major Werner yesterday received a
communication from the Washington
Police Department. asking him to find,
If possible, George T. Ward, some times
known as Izen Brown. whose mother
died in Washington last Saturday night.
Ward was once employed here by the
Virginia Passenger and Power Com
!pany, but his whereabouts now Is not
known 55t& ~ fitt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
Young People to Wed.

A marriage license was Issued yes
terday to Bennie BEDFORD. and Miss
Maude L. Garrett. and, being eighteen
years old. they, We're armed with the
pcctive bride is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ben r. Garrett Of Bucking-
ham county. The young man is car
penter,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
Sergeant KcIIy Promotcd,

Sergeant q. G.. Kelly. OF Company y,
Seventeen Virginia Infantry has been
promoted by Colonel Perry Ia rogi-
mental quarterHiaster-sorgaa Pri-,
fYateE q. G. Rlddick was appointed to
anGceed Sergeant Kelly In Company 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
Goe. Back to New jersey.

Frank Miller, arrested here by De-
tective-Sergeants McMahon, Gibson and
Bailey for the Atlantic City aut liberties.
was taken back to that city yesterday
oner, Miller. is wanted for hotel rob-
berry. There was no evidence against
Nathan Unger. the man arrested with
him, and the latter was released from
551
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
Cnptnin lVil.on Away,

Captain r. ST, Julien Wilson,. State
Highway co1nmasioner,Eslef at vest erdny
Tor llnpor!n, where hnil went to meet
the Y Supervisors al q loenesyi q county
concerning, the lmproYenlet mt Iof M 10
roads IN that gectl Ion, N,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
Will CnI,,,er ErIdny.

E The. Governor and Mrs Swanson are
expected TO return from the West on
Friday. Tho Governor has an n ami gage
lnent 4 o make an address Mt Confed--
ik,.enbGidge, In Lunenburgs county on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
WOMAN A PR0BATI0NER
Alderman Elicit Asks for the Release
of HeSAI, Gilman - -L.LL-l

BESSIE Gibson, a young white wo-
man, who has fallen many times into
ahe hands OF the Richmond and Man
CHESTER police because she strayed too
frequently from the path Of sobriety,
Was released from the City ,lall yester-
DAY morning and placed under the
st,aardianlss,hip Of Probation Oaicer poi
tiauX She was released Mt the In
stance Of Alderman n VI. Elicit the t
father OF the probation system who
has taken an Interest in tho case {" . OF
.he woman. This is the FIRST time that
on the probation list. n 7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
Dr, Drya /. = 1.-THE White.

Dr. r. ebert G, BRYAN Is at ~ White, SUI 3
phnr sprl ng a, b re he wv n ] renal as
isaptem Der, ] a VIII tch tim he WI II sre-
(turnSito his office here. IS sBS NJ sg ",
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
MIR. EggleAtOltRaclk,

Nh Hon, %. q, Nggleston, Secretary Of
the ComnonW veal TIL, II q ret urne "a tot the
city AT ter a few. ys' or, ise WI tn IN
part u OF friends in the At RticI Ocean,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21
AI,neal IL AIln,xe,l

An appeal was allowed hy tho al.
prsme Court yesterday In the casesYof
Bihb Ct g, ais, VS., the American Coal ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-21

The RESOLUTIONS are ~iEncd by ]. X,
JolllfY, George Wesley Jones, J. n
Rowland and w. A.. LauEhOn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-06
ADJUSTMENTS


Robert Mantell opened his en-.
gagoment at the Moore on Sunday
night. in Shakonpeare's great trag.
edy. King Lear" before a large
audience. which saw performance
that Justified all of the Mandatory
things that have been said about
the man who now takes Richard
ManHfields place as our greatest
interpreter OF Shakeapearoan char.
actors.
Mr. Mantell rose 10 all the de-
mands put upon him In presenting
a picture OF physical decrepltude.
which Ia not lacking IN imagination.
He does not make his Lear dod'
derlng. shuftling. palaicd figure Of
suffering. but a man who Is at all
times king.
The company supporting Mr..
MRuteil was capable In all In
stances with Gordon Burby's Kent.
Guy Lindaloyn Fool and Francis
Mediums Edgar worthy OF special
mention. The performance will be
repeated tonight aud again on Fri.
dag night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-06
o
Bran K AccusebOf Rid
ing on Railroad 0
Pass.
Frisco Papep Fries to
Start things for
Nebraskan.e

SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.-Po-
n,ical circles are Interested today
over a story printed IN this morn
tags Cali charging William ten.
nlues Bryan with having accepted
a pass from the southern Pacific
company while he was touring the
vest IN 1895 on his campaign fof
president.
The accusation Was made In q
letter from William + herrin, the
southern Pacific comrany's politi'
eal manipulation "a James W kca.
foruer political boss % San Jose.
written September 2, 1887 and q
&c smile OF the letter with Her
rms signature attached was print.
ed IN the paper.
The letter was written 70 Rea Ia
reply 10 I request for free trans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-06

pertation to Reno from San Joae.
"A" a. i h@ told you frequently.
| will not issue free Interstate
transportation except 20 employees
OF the company know YOU re-.
minded me the other day that MIR.
Mills had done this In the case Of
William Jennings bryan. but | eau.
not help that SO far aa am con.
cefned Will not issue any such
transportation. If | can help you
In any other way LET nae know"
Rea, who WAS formerly a South
ern Pacific lieutenant in Santa
Clara county. has turned against
Hertin. and IN long interview
gives opa some axBnlshing state.
ments afSut the mNS4ods employed
by the Southern Pacific company
TO control the state,
With but one exception. Rca
SAYS. gCgry congressman that has
gone ff0m California from the 70.
nNhlican party has gone on South.
%sn Pacific money. aud every gov.
ernor but Estee has been South.
ern Pacific man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-06
GA RDEN
Y PA r TY
Pupils viii Give Their First
Recital Next Tuesday
Night.

Mrs. j. - Lowman win Elve
garden party az her residence Fri
day afternoon Ia honor VI Mrs
Charles Emery Hathaway, Mrs.
Frederick J Grant OF Zaneaville.
ohio, and Mrs. } ~ Terry.
6Ralston Recital.
The 49, pupils 81 Mr.. newman
RatsteuGSill be heard Tor the first
time IN recital Tuesday evening IN
Trinity han Miss Elcanore ". NIL
lisan Of Liverpool England, VIII AS
stat Appearing on the program viii
be the Ralaton Glec club. Miss Airline
Mcnunagh. MIR Eugene Ward. Miss
i.c iacheur. Mr. William bender,
Miss Bessie Davis. Miaa Edna WI
son, Mr. John MlniFan. Mr. Herbert
Hagen, Miss Clara Kelly, Mr., Claude
Stead l. aneastsr.
Miss Minna NJ Stead and Mr.
James ~ Lancaster we're married
"Wednesday az gfga Fifth av, W, by
the Rev Thomas b. Elliott
VIM. Mckinley. @. A. r..
William Mckinley Circle. ladies'
81 the q. A. r.. viii Eive lie annual
picnic at Woodland park July s.
ladies montsiiers Aid Society.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Ladies' MonteIiore Aid society
viii be held tomorrow afternoon AZ
Morris hail. Ninth az. and Ncslsr
Harden Rose.
Miss Annie Harden and Mr.. Claus
n Rose. of McMuFfay, were married
Thursday afternoon IN tho parlorH
OF the Firat Presbyterian church by
the Rev, a. A. Matthews. u, y.
Way Andersen.
At the home az the brides parents.
tgao iith av. n r.. Tuesday noon.
Mise Ethel Elizabeth Way, daughter
af Afr and Mrs ". y Way, was
married 20 AR Luther Hiss Andef-
son Rev. w VI Leach II The Trim
ity NJ. r. church offieiatnd. Misc
Evelyn Way Was maid Of honor and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-06

Mr. Ernest c, Ebert Of Bremorton
was best man.
lreton Blanchard.
Miss Dorothy r. Ireton and MIR
Vernon Kent Blanchard We're mar.
ried Thursday evening In the parlOrt
OF the Firnt Presbyterian church
by the Rev NJ A. Matthew'S, u. -.
Mackenzie. oastel.
Miss HALLE Ines Mackenzie and
MIR Erwin Gaatei were married last
week at the family residence. &6ta
Willow st., Brighton beach. by the
Rev. y. ~ Smith Tho bridal at
tendnntn we're Miss Lucy Smith ana
Mir Pelletief
Hill. Allen.
Miss Elsie DruHiiia I'm and Mr.
Frank Allen were married ia the
pariora of the First Presbyterian
church sunday morning Rev, NJ.
A. Matthews, u, u, offlclnted
kisisr. Ferguson.
Miaa Edna Weir kiefcr and Mr..
James Moiynoux Ferguson were
married by the Rev J 4, y. Llwyd.
u. y, Tuesday evening Mrs E.
~ Lawrence or Galveston, Teraa,
was maiFon Of honor The brides.
maids were Miss comogya of Snoho-
mlsh and Miss Ferguson. sister %
the groom. Ia attendance upon the
groom We're r. A Alexander, J. IT.
Vance and ~, q Lum
Daughters OF 50. George.
The Daughters 81 81 George will
give basket picnic az Woodland
park Thursday All English women
and friends are invited.
Wedding Announcement.
Mr., and Mrs A. a. Miller. soa
ifth av.. have issued Invitations 60
the wedding u their daughter. MAY.
10 Mr. Joseph Chriaty Glass. July
rs, at the family home. The hriher-
mald viii DO Mise Annie sweHey,
and Mt Weston n. faHear. 81 Chi
cago. will he best man
Entertains Tor 0uef.
Mrs John W Conaidiuo entertain
81 saturday evening Ia honor ~
Miss Carmel Sullivan, Of Portland.
who u the guest Of the Misses
Coneidine.
Wedding Anniversary.
Mfr and Mrs q. O. Smith enter
tHined their relatives al their home.
3seb Whitman av.. Friday evening
the occasion being their Goth wed
dinG anniversary The home was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-06

Frisco 20 start on the round the
world cruise tomorrow afternoon.
Rear Admiral Thomas was buried
yesterday al Del Monte.
Congressman and Mrs Nicholas
Longworth are en- route 10 Denver
70 attend the democratic convention.
Heat claimed four victims In New
York Sunday.