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The Washington times., 1908-10-22
CORONER BELIEVES
MILLER WAS SLAIN

Strong evidence that William X. Mil
Ter, Of this city, whose body was found
in the Erie canal near his old home.
Utica, y. Y. a few days ago, was
murdered, and this means taken 20
hide the crime has been presented in
Utica Coroner A. W Dowd, Of Utica.
has written 10 J. : TibbetLs. OF Wash
ington. stating that he believes Miller
was waylaid b. a highwayman, probab-
" robbed, and his body cast into the
canal
Nj. TibbetS was communicated with
because the body vas partly identified
By the finding Of some Masonic sta
tiouery, bearing Tibbett's name upon IL.
Mrs. Miller knew none Of the facts
concerning her husbands death until
she read them IN the newspapers on the
train returning 10 Washington Her
niece. Miss Grace Miller. who has lived
here with her uncle and aunt several
years, teIegraphed Mrs. Miller. OF her
husbands death and asked for lnstTuC-
lions. but OF course, she was unable 70
reply, knowing nothing This has &C
C1sioned The delay in arranging the
funeral details
Paubearers have not yet been Sc
chosen from Mr. ATiIler's associates In
the printing division Of the War De
partment and the Masonic lodges with
which he was affiliated
Funeral services were held in Utica
this afternoon. after which the body
WAS shipped TO Washington, arriving
tomorrow
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BARS MRS. HAMS
AS STAR WITNESS

NEW YORK, oct. 22-AIrs. Claudia
LIbbey Hams. wife OF Capt. Peter {.
Hams, jr., the slayer OF William G.
Annis. viii 5e barred from the trial or
her husband and his brother, T. jenkins
Eains-
District Attorney Ira c. Darrin. OF
Queens county. today came into pos
session OF Information which led him 20
decide not 10 call Mrs Hams as a Wit
ness when the two brothers are brought
10 the bar on the indictments charging
them with ehe murder Of Annis. This
Information, DC was learned. is a letter
said % be en- the possession OF Gen.
Peer g. Hams father OF the Hams
brothers. The letter. it is said, was
written by Lieutenant Andrus, who
lived next door 10 Captain and Mrs
Hams, along Officers Row a. Fort
Hamilton, and was addressed TO Cap
tain Hams 1t asked him TO deal
lenientlv' with his wife.
This letter was written by Lieutenant
AndrUs. Il is declared, on his own militia
tive. and was received By Captain
Hains shortly after ms return from the
PHILIPPINES As a basis Tor his plea u
leniencV for Mrs Hams. he declared
Mrs Hairs had assured h'n she was
about 10 turn over a new leaf
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Stocks Profit Taking Very Strong Again Buying
LOCAL BANK STOCKS IN DEMAND.
MERGENTHALER'S EARNINGS
FOR LAST YEAR.

There was support under the market
for Union Trust shares this noon on the
local stock exchange. and. while a num-
Der OF shares were sold. the price was
asQ5s OF a point better than the ruling
figures of yesterday The first sales
were at HAS,. and the Ia st at 115. So
far as could be ascertafled. the fact
that the stock mas just become promI-
nent in the daily transactions does not
mean anything but the liquidation OF
some holdings.
American National Bank shares sold
at 49, United States Trust stock wes
also frmer. being pegged at 81.
Capital Traction shares form at ..-s
mlJOss- The Washington Railway stock
sold at S3Ads31s for the preferred, and
"a for the common. Both issues were
strong.
Mergenthaler was decidedly firm on
excellent reports OF the cOmpaHy's
business. but prices made no gains on
the limited sales. twenty-five shares at
2g3isd203ss.
The general balance sheet Of the com
pany as OF June 80, shows total assets
Of SlS,443, l55 as compared with 81 .D02, leo
q year ago and SIC, Is. 900 two years ago.
The number Of directors has been re-
uuced from ten TO eight The company
net gain for the year was 12,426,slG, a
record only equaIed by the last Two pre-
ViOus years. The company has not been
embarrassed by the panic in any way
the printing business not leing depend
ant To any great extent on prosperity
New factories have been put in opera
ton In Brooklyn, Montreal and Frisco.
The president regrets that the company
parted with its foreign rights and sug-
gests that II would be wise 20 regain
them
Capital Traction SIS were firm at 116G
1IG3s latter the last price of the ses-
sion Washington aGs As, %.
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WOMEN ENTERTAINED
BY THEIR EMPLOYERS

twenty-five women, employed In the
stock-taking department OF : hann.
Sons & Co. VINO are members of the
Young WOmen's Christian Association.
were en- Ttaiued in the association
rooms last night by the association and
Mr. kann.
Several brief addresses were made. in
GLIDING. The Successful Clerk BY @.
II. Driseal. and THE Woman Of To-
day" BY Mrs William Allen Wilbur.
Miss Florence N. Brown, general secre-
tary Of the Y w q. A. and Miss
Ludena Sayre. expansion secretary. also
spoke
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FARM LIFE REPORT
MADE TO PRESIDENT

Prof Bailey. chairman OF the COM
mission appointed by President ROOse-
Welt. To Investigate the condition in
farm life. called at the White House
with Clifford PinchOt today 10 report
progress TO President Roosevelt
III @ work Of the commission IS pro
crossing in a very satisfactory man
ner-' said Prof. Bailey, "and we are
beginning to feel encouraged. At tas.
outset there was much criticism. based
on the mistaken idea that the Presi-
dents appointment of the commission
was a reflection. Since his object has
been more thoroughly understood there
has been a better UNDERSTANDING
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IMP ROVEMENT FELT
IN PRODUCE MARKET
Activity, However, Is Less
Marked Than Usual on
Thursdays.

A slight Improvement IN the volume
Of business done marked the dealings
IN the local wholesale markets today
There was not, however. the activity
that usually prevails on Thursday,
which Is generally The busiest day OF
the week. The orders filed for the re
taiIers We're about as numerous as
usual. but each was for Il smaller
amount of supplies.
Eggs had about the only ready mar
ket that obtained today. The quality Of
the receipts was improved ana the best
grades We're In greater demand than
supply. Cattle were dull. but calves
We're in 1aIr demand Hogs found a
slow market. Sheep and lambs We're
very quiet. Some dealers say they have
had their present supply OF lambs on
hand for a. week. whereas usually they
would sell the arrivals u one day.
Fruit and vegetables We're quiet. Ar
rivals were light and the prices re-
malned STEADY
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CHILDRENS SERVICE
URGED BY MINISTER

Church devotion for children aside
from regular Sunday school work, was
declared 10 be the needed step OF
progress in the church by the Rev. q.
Freeland. assistant rector OF Epiphany
Church. at the annual convention OF
the Sunday School Institute Of this do
cese, yesterday, held at Epiphany
Church.
New officers elected were: Dr.. S Nc
Grew, WOOdside. Nd first vice preSi-
dent: Rev. q. 5. Abbott second vice
president, and Z. s Hutchinson. secrs-
tary.
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BREAD WEIGHT CASE
is STILL GOING ON

Attorney Alexander Bell continued his
arguments this morning, IN the police
court, before Judge KimbaU. on the
question of the validity OF the bread
weight law, that has been in force in
the District of Columbia. since 1853.
Assistant Corporation Counsel DuVall
IS representing the Government and is
endeavOriIr to show that the old law
is IA good one.
Il was said this morning that the
case would not be ended for week.
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BECOMES MRS. FARWELL
AT A PRETTY HOME FETE
Mrs. Hay, II, Returns.

MIS-. nay JL-J hSIuiAS-
Mrs. James h. Hay. jr-. has returned
to washington and opened her apart
ment In the Abby, after spending the
summer with relatives in CharlOttes-
VILE. Va Mr. Hay, who is travelling
with the Taft party, viii join her early
In November.
The Misses Schencz, daughters Of the
late General SChenCk former American
minister TO Russia. have opened their
home on Rhode Island avenue for the
season.
Mrs. Livingston HINT has returned u
her home on Rhode stand avenue, from
the Catsllills. where she spent the sum-
mer with her mother
Senator and Mrs. George Peabody
WetmCre are expected At the Capital
about December T. They are now at
Newport. having returned from Europe
Edwin V. Morgan, United States min
lister TO Cuba. who has been visiting IN
New England for several weeks. IS
now IN Washington. and viii leave here
Saturday for his post at Havana
Harry w. Hahn. son OF Mr. and Mrs
William Hahn. Of p street, was married
Yesterday evening at 8 O'Clock. at the
Hotel Majestic. Philadelphia. 70 Miss
Adelaide g. Raphael, daughter of Mi.
and Mrs G. Raphael. OF Philadelphia.
Miss Rae Hahn. OF Washington, sister
of the groom. and Miss Lillian Kline,
Of Philadelphia, acted as bridesmaids.
DR.. Milton Hahn. Of New York city
acted as his brothers best man. while
the ushCrs were Arthur S. Raphael,
Herbert Raphael, and Arthur Hess
Philadelphia: Alvin w. Goldsmith. Gin
cinuati. Ohio, Edwin Hahn. Melvin
Behrend. and Louis Hirsh of Washing
ton. and Gilbert FrcFndhch, OF Bait
more After a delightful trip Mr. and
Mrs Hahn viii reside at the ROyalto1,
on n street The Washington folks
who went to Philadelphia TO attend tn
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hahn. Mr. and Mr.' Carl Aucrbach,
Miss Rae Hahn. Miss Beatrice Hahn,
Edwin Hahn. Morris Hahn. Fred Hahn.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Hoffman, Gilbert
Hahn. Mr.. and Mrs Sol Minister. Mr.
and Mrs. Sylvan BcnSiugeT. Miss Esther
Behrend. Alfred ROsenthal, James
Rosenthal, Louis II;rSh, and Melvin
Behrend-
Mrs Louis Koenissbers, OF New York
city. is the guest of her mother, Mrs
Charles kaufman, Of Eighteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs d. l. Engei and sons
have moved from Twenty-first street TO
1Sl7 L street.
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TO FILE MANDAMUS
FOR SUBSTATION

Corporation Counsel y. II. Thomas
tomorrow will file in the District Su-
preple Court a writ of mandamus to
Conlrel the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
Iany to erect the SubstatiOn in south
west Washington. between FOurand-a-
half and Seventh streets. This was de-
cidec upon as means of settling the 10
cation Of the suhstation. concerning
whick there is u difference of opinion
between the Commissioners.
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CITIZENS REORGANIZE.

The Raudie Highlands and Twining
CITY Citizens Association was reOrgan-
lied last night the following officers
being elected: President. Capt ]. Wal
ter Mitchell; vice president. Robert E.
Bradbury secretary, Rev. Elias AuGur;
treasurer. George Robinson. sergeant
at arms, George Z. Crane.
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No L
JUSTICE BARNARD.
IEaurl NreIe-daE-l

No. 27O4S. shope VS.. Merillat; sale
decreed with +. p Sheriff. and 81 n
Richardson. trustees. 10 SELL bond,
8. 500 Complainant solicitors. Doug
las. baker 3 Sheriff.; defendants so
nCit0rs. II n Richardson
No. 2S1Ul. Rauel VS.. Mayer restrain
ing order. retUrnable October 81. 1898.
Compartments solicitors, W . lam
bert and r Fl YeaJman-
Called today
No $500 Walker vs.. Walker. Harry
s. WEIGH appointed trustee 10 SELL
bond, $4,000 Complainant solicitor,
Il s. IVelch.
No 2sl03- In re Irwin H Linton, as
iEuee OF George J Davis. assignee. au-
thOrized 20 sell. Petitioners solicitor,
Irwin H Linton
Equity Court, 10. \
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Called today
No 1913. Gray Us. Gray: decree
granting absolute divorce. Complain
ants solicitors, Douglas, Baker & Sher-
ril: defendants solicitors. Z rney *
Woodland
Circuit Court, No =.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Called yesterday
No 41lO0- kOejek VS. Washington
Railway and Electric Company. verdict
for defendant. Plaintiffs attorneys
Thomas J. Mackey and ". 2. plumley
defendants attorneys. J. J, Darlington
and r z. Beh-end-
No. 1910. NELL VS.. Fisher. verdict fOI
plaintiff, for $2l120. Plaintiffs attorney
J A. Cobb; defendants attorney, J. H
AdrIaaus.
Called tOday.)
No 50l54 Early * hampton vs. san
neT, continued for the term Plaintiffs
attorneys. Douglas, Baker 4 Sheriff.
and H II. Obear. defendants attorneys
Lambert & Mclean and r. H Neatman
No. 502lT Newman, W. Chesapeake,
and Ohio Railroad Company; suit dis
missed with costs VS.. plaintiff Plain
tins attorneys. -. :. Shreve. IT.. anC
Mason y. Richard sen: defendants at
JOrney, George Z Hamilton
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
called yeSferIavl

Estate Il Margaret a. Mexican: Will
dated May =, 1895, filed, naming Henry
b. Mexican executor.
Estate Of William II. Hunt: will dated
March II, 1881. filed, naming Henrietta
J. Hunter exeCutrix.
Estate Of Benjamin Andrews: VIM.
II. Lawrence appointed collector; bond,
5000. Attorneys, Hallam & Hallam
and r. Burke.
Estate OF Frances NJ Able. VIII dated
June 20. ISIS, flied, naming Cleveland
Able. executor
Estate OF Joseph Pryor: petition for
rule TO show cause filed Attorney, J.
n. Glennan.
Estate OF Eliza +. :. Brown: petition
for letters testamentary filed Attorney.
+. SpTiEE Perry
Estate of Helen NJ. APpler; will dated
March q 1906. filed
Called today
In re Harry F. Emmons ct al. John
c. Boyle appointed guardian: bond, 5000.
Attorneys, Padgett < CoOmbe.
Estate OF CUthbeTt W. Ridley: will ad-
mitted 10 probate anE letters testament
airy granted to National Savings and
Trust Company and J. Louis Loose
bond. $1,000 Attorney, William D.
Hoover.
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
NEW YORK COTTON
A LITTLE FIRMER

NV YORK. oct There was n
moderate volume Of business in the cot
ton market and prices advanced . to 4
points after an opening thar showed 1T
tie changes.
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The CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by r. F. Hutton
& Co. members New York Stock EZ-
change, G. Bowie Chapman. manager.
1901 r street northwest.
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Continued from Sixth Page)

1iOnal Bureau of American Republics,
who has been making a tour of the
West and the Pacific coast, accom-
panied BY A. z. Alexander, will return
TO Washington about November l.
After an extended stay in San Fran
cisco, where ne was constantly enter
Aained, MI Barrett has just concluded
n weeks stay in Portland, ore. Dur
ing his stay in Portland he was the
guest of honor at number of ban
s1uets, including one by the Portland
commercial Club, the largest organiZa-
fion of its kind on the Pacific coast.
aTe was also the honor guest Of the
governor Of Oregon at dinner. and
humber of other leading men of the
Northwest were hosts in his honor.
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
COURT RECORD OF THE DISTRICT

Co.. on triai- Plaintiff attorneys.
Ieher * Gusack and Cuttings q Cham
berlin. defendants attorneys. p G
Handy and n $ Matthews
No. JJf39. Seyer VS.. Grant Nanufac-
turing Co. penalty OF bond on appeal
increased To $50. Plaintiffs attorney.
Charles Poe. defendants attorney. c
Hackett-
No JS)S- William Il. Moore 4 co.
vs. Chew Ct sLs motion 10 quash with
Drawn and leave TO file plea IN abare-
ment within ten days granted. Plain
uh'S attorney. J. w Batimer
District Court.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
called yesterday
United States vs.. Bomiers Buchin Gin.
samples ordered taken for analysis
In re extension OF alley in square
1895 Jurors accepted and hearing set
for October %
IN re condemnation OF right OF way
ior W 65hinEtOu and Western Maryland
Railroad Company, report OF appraisers
ratified In part and leave &C. deposit IN
registry granted.
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TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs ,
Co, bankers and brokers. Hobs Building.
members New York stock Exchange. Wash
TradS)
The Washington times., 1908-10-22

The board Of police commissioners
appointed Charles Roland 10 succeed
Policeman John T Henderson
Arrangements are being made by
Alexandria Washington Lodge OF Ma
sons for the holding OF q bazGar ia
ArmOry Hail. beginning the 1irsU week
in February The bazaar win be held
IN order TO raise funds TOR the erection
Of new Masonic temple heIs.
The Alexandria German Club has
elected the following officers. DR.. Z
=. Cochran. president. J. T. Burke. IT.
treasurer. J. :. Douglass. u. secretary. .
H. o. B. Cooper, Arthur Herbert, and
=. j. Barrett
Mrs. Frank r King entertained last
Tuesday a. an Informal reception ten
deTed Mr. and Mrs Frank Anthony
Walker. president Of the United Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederate. Of Norfolk
Miss Blanche SUdnsbUry. Of this city.
who has been visit nE Miss Susie Yates,
N Fredericksburg has returned home.
Mrs. William J. Morton was called
10 Stafford county last week TO see her
father. POwhatan MOucure. who is fl
Miss Mamie Lewis. Of this city. paid
a visit To Mrs. James Cooper. in Straus-
burg. last week
Miss Marion Bryant, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs Wilson Browne,
IN Norfolk, has returned home
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
Princess Coming Here.

Princess +. CantacazUne. who has
been spending the summer in ROu-
mania. has arrived at the Hotel VOL
colt, New York, and will come to
Washington shortly The princess is a
BisteT-in-law of Prince Michael Canta-
cazune, who married Miss Julia Dent
Grant While I'm ROUmania she was
the guest Of Carmen sylvia.
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
PREACHER SINGS
AF TER DISCOURSE
Methodist ReVivalS EnliVen-
ed by Rev. MIR. Stone, of
Washington.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
- -. - -

The Methodist Protestant Church was
well filed last night. at the revival
services The Rev. +. ID. Stone, OF
Washington. delivered the sermon and
sang a number OF sOICs
This evening. the Rev Dr. w W.
Van Arsdale. Of Trinity Methodist Epis-
cOpal Church. Will preach The revival
services VIII be brought 10 a close to-
morrow evening. when the Rev. J. NJ
gin, OF Washington. viii deliver the
sermon.
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
TODAYS QUOTATIONS ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Gas ( per cent. S1O0aS9.
SlCGfS9.
Capital Traction . per cent SJ0JQII6.
81 uJIIC2s. sl,pJ0Gll62s-
Capital Traction. lONI30lz. 200 1909, -
Il30as
Washington Railway ard Electric
Company 5UI34
Washington Railway and3 Electric
preferred, 25GS32i. - SIS. JnHSs-
Ncrgeuthaler. lolI4GE, 2Q2055s, 1OH
-IsIBOL 'IsIDe DfuUa TBUOHBN UgJrIsJUV
2l3iz
Union Trus-, 301l5. 1CIu4t
Union Trust. 1ON1l4ss. Iyu1l4as. I90lI4zs.
gNll4-k. 1jNIf5s, 1a1l5.
United States Trust, 1897, lGG9l. 100
81
Firemen's Insurance. cjalSla
After -MergenthaleT. lOd10Sz.
Union Trust, 5N1I3a
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Bid-Asked.
y 5 X Zs--------------------- lO5-s lO4
u 5 9 s.....................-.1 C4 80.
L. - Il llOA 1907
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Northern 1884, or just at Yesterdays
close. Declines were i'm no way serious.
The Washington times., 1908-10-22

5S -1 l-1 e: .sIslHc i'iA H DF 3D.
Hutter-CreamerJ-. fancy. 2slza2)c, West
ern ursts, 2sasHci process fancy s,i-a5or5
fair 20 good. -Jl2ic: dairy, choice. 20aZZc;
good. 1Salyc.
D7l
EOulLAy-
Live P0ultry--ChIckens, sprIn- large. per
10. laHal4c. small. I4zaI5c. hens small per
TO-. I2i-c: large 12r- BOOSTERS. per i5 Sc.
ducks Ia--- Der I5 Iaf3-- small .aTg--
geese. per d. S.- TURKEYS toms per H.
I4c- hens per b. L5e
Dressed Pou rry-rurkevs uudrawn oer
ID, hens, I.aISc; toms. Isai7c- chickens. large.
per d., lcalGe: small. I5c; hens, per 10,
~ -. '-. ~. -- - - -
49, -''-' 1'--''' -. $3.50 pl' ".'' -----e
cId4tS-
Fr7lits-AppIss, Gravenstein. per q. b. bbl
q o0.q ~ -rg-.---- grr,ra .r,s- q d 80, e. ro
-.
King ~ 5Hi e t,t "a fJ,i,i-S-I..,,
per d. h. Dbl. S3-0oa5-15. ordinary kinds.
5000 70 prime per q. n DBL, st.--lal.i.. p@or
70 Ldlr' per d. a. DBL 44y,-Lltoi OBJ "a head
osIIeLar common 20 s'o-' 'Sl.iA--os crap ap-
p.es, taIse, per 9oL' fst4. pears - KEEL, Dbl
St-I.do-oy' Ss-hei' ~ hes' a-"I,--.J'. Louise
bonne. per Dbl, S5-voa1-oo- peaches, per car
Her. 9l55a--yO. peaches, per BASKET, s5caSl-'.
pIGHs. hanson per basket s0af9cs state
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Circuit Court, No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLAPAUGH.

No. 1890. Freeman VS. Jones. judg-
meut and verdict for plaintiff for $685. 81
interest and costs. Plaintiff attorneys.
Carter * Brooke. defendants attorneys,
s w. Scott and w. G.. Martin.
No. 1898. Powell VS. Jacques, iudg-
ment on verdict for plaintiff for S253,
interest ard costs. Plaintiffs attorney,
J. A. O'Shea; defendants attorney, J..
A Toomey.
Called today)
No 4g903. Biggs VS.. Belmont Dairy
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The Ladies Of the Aiaccabees Will give
an entertainment this evening. AT odd
Fellows Hail. al S O'Clock Among those
who will take part IN the program VIII
be Miss Nettie ROWen and Mrs. n.
FrfeGfander.
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Dinner at Garlington Home.

General and Mrs. Darlington were
hosts * dinner last evening in their
home on Bancroft place.
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Mrs Niche, wife OF Capt. Robert L.
/. Niche. T.. S. A. and Miss Mi,hie,
who have spent the summer in Europe.
will sail from Antwerp Saturday.
Miss Niche will he n debutante Of
this season.
The Washington times., 1908-10-22

Eva I-angford. the two-year-DId
daughter Of Walter and Laura Lang
fond died at her parents home. SIS
North Patrick street. yesterday FIer
funeral viii be held tomorrow. and the
burial will be made IN Bethel cemetery
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Today's Prices

Wholesale prices were as follows, jobbers'
figures being a tEide higher:
EREs-Nirglnla nadTDys 1ic. southwest
Virginia and West Virginia. Zlcs Tennessee
and North Carolina. 22aZ3c.
CheeSe-Large. New York fats. per ID.
13i &C. small. 1falfiaC-
Butter-Creamery-. fancy. ssizasoc. West
eru drsts, 2sasHcs process, fancy z3i-a59cs
fair 20 good. -ga2ic: dairy, choice. 204ZZc;
good. ISalyc.
The Washington times., 1908-10-22

The board OF pOlCe commissioners
appointed Charles Roland 10 succeed
Policeman John T Henderson
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Miss Eva dc Iagercrsntz and Miss
Mary de LagercrantZ, daughters OF the
new Minister from Sweden and Nine
ce I.agercrantz, who remained in New
York with friends since their arrival
with their parents 10 this country last
month. have come to Washington. and
are with their parents i'm their apart
ment IN Stoneleigh Court, where they
VIII remain until their new home on
S'Nteenth street is completed
Miss de Lagercrantz was presented at
Stockholm and Copenhagen last year,
but Miss Mary de Lagercrantz. who IS
sSih a student win make her debut into
washington society this season
Mrs. Nicholas LongwOrth, who re
turned TO Washington yesterday from
the West. registered at a local hotel
gong 10 the White House In a taXicab
at noon and Joining the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt at luncheon.
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Mrs. Louis Eoenissberg, OF New York
city. is the guest OF her mother, Mrs
Charles Kaufman, of Eighteenth street.
The Washington times., 1908-10-22

The Misses SchencS, daughters Of the
late General SChenCk former American
minister 10 Russia. have opened their
home on Rhode Island avenue for the
SeaSgF..
The Washington times., 1908-10-22

Mr. and Mrs d. l. Engel and sons
have moved from Twenty street to
1917 L street.
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Mrs. Livingston iI'int has returned -
her home on Rhode stand avenue, from
the Catslcius where she spent the sum-
mer with her mother