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!, A 'I CONDUCT IS CON
DEMNED AS uNsEEMLY AND
IMPROPER.
TAXES HAND N NAVAL ROW
cAusTIc OBSERVATIONS ON CON
TRovERslEs IN NAVY De.
PARTMENT.
TAXES HAND N NAVAL ROW

washington, Jan. z. - President
Roosevelt's attitude on the question
of the command of hospital ships in
the navy, which resulted in the resig.
nation of Admiral Willard NJ. Brown.
son and incidentally some caustic OBJ
servatiOns on that incident and the
controversies among the naval officers
and their adherents as to details Of
naval construction and methods OF
training were made known yesterday
when Secretary Metcalf gave to the
press two letters from the, president
addressed to him on these subjects.
UnseemIy and Improper.
In the first of these letters Presi
dent Roosevelt without mincing words
condemns in unmeasured terms the
act of Admiral Brownson, declaring it
to be unseemly and improper. The
question as to which Admiral Brown.
son took issue with the navy depart
ment, the president declares, is one
to which there can be entirely legiti
mate differences Of opinion, but he
adds: There is no room for differ
ence of opinion as to the gross impro
priety of the admiral's conduct in re-
signing sooner than carry out the or
ders of his superior officer in such a
matter -
DisIoyaIty to Country. y
''The officers of the navy must re-
member that it is not merely childish
but in the highest degree reprehenst
BILE to permit either their personal
pique, wounded vanity or factional
feeling on behalf of some particular
bureau or organization to render them
disloyal to the interests of the navy,
and therefore of the country as
whole"
Regarding the controversies in the
navy, the president admits there al
ways are and always will be defects to
correct, both in the construction OF
ships and in the organization of the
department end in the actual drill of
the fleet.
scathing Rebuke.
It is we'll, he says, that these de.
fects be. pointed out, but it is also we'll
that they should be pointed out with.
out hysterical exaggeration or mali.
cious untruthfulness. He scathingly
rebukes those guilty of exploiting
them in grossly exaggerated form in
the fancied interest of an individual
or clique of individuals, or for the
sake of supplying sensational material
to newspapers.
Worked Without Hitch.
The presidents second letter to Mr..
Metcalf is an argument to sustain his
decision to assign medical officers to
the command of hospital ships. "Hos,
pital ships should be maintained in
peace exactly under the same condi.
tons ais in time of war; declares the
president. "The system has been tried
in the army and tried in foreign ma.
vies and has worked without a hitch"
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Accidental Happenings.

Mrs. Boyer and one child were
burned to death and another child
badly burned as the result of a fire
that completely destroyed their home
near Hamden, Vinton county, Ohio.
Fire destroyed the Washington
children's home, south of Seattle.
Two children were burned to death
and the matron and nurse were injur.
ed. The others escaped, clad only in
their night clothes.
Jonathan Winters, while chopping
wood near Seattle. was pinned help.
lessly beneath a big tree. Suffering
from two broken legs, with no immedi-
ate hope of rescue, he drew his peck,
etknife and cut his throat. When
found the knife was still clasped in
his pulseless hand.
The body of Miss Emogene Kinner
of Penn Yam, N. Y, who disappeared
from Michigan City, Ind, on Dec. II,
was found on the bank of a creek in a
wild and unfrequented place. She had
started out to take walk and it is
supposed that she lost her way and
persisted in the cold.
While ]. D. Blackman, rural mail
carrier of Springfield, Ohio, was
stamping his feet, trying to put on his
arctics near the stove, he Jared the
coffee pot from the top. 1t fell into
the lap of his Observation-Disclosures old
child. which was sitting near, fatally
scalding the little one.
Engineer Henry White, whose two
children were burned to death when
fire destroyed his residence in Fort
Worth a few weeks ago, was killed
and two mail and two exp ess messen-
gers injured when Rock Island Pas
senger train No. %, double-header,
was wrecked near Duncan Okla.
Fire that brought death to Charles
Figone, eight years old, fatal injury to
Louis Figone, sixteen years of age,
and Mrs. Dominica Divinbenci and al
most cost the lives of fifty others,
broke out in building in the coal yard
of Antonio Figone on Stockton street
San Francisco, and caused a loss OF
$4,000.
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Crimes and Criminals.

George A. Fisher, building inspect
or of Newark, N. j., was shot and kill.
ed by a burglar whom he caught
breaking into store.
Fire, believed to be of incendiarv
origin, destroyed the plant of the
Queen City Furniture Manufacturing
company at Shreveport, La. Loss.
$125,0O0.
Edward Hutchinson, the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad agent at Charingtcn.
Ohio, was robbed and murdered and
the station burned over his head. Il
Is said that the murderers got a large
sum Of money. The burglars evident.
~ decided to burn Hutchinson al he
lay bound. In order to conceal their
identity. III d. IA
Because he said IN sermon that ali
women who dance are questionable
characters, Rev. Ernest Sweeton waa
segxed and clubbed on the streets Of
Nswbufg. Ind. The eggs and other
nisstles Knocked him down, ana men
5tsat I'm With clubs. d. d
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Freiaht cars Burned.

Ashby, Mimi, Jan. z. = The Great
Northern. east-hodnd passenger trair
ran into the rear of a freight trair
here and demolished two cabooses anG
one or two freight cars. The crew G,
the freight train had gone forward te
pack some hot boxes, and no one wa,
injured, but the wrecked cars took fire
and were consumed.
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RAT NIeeLEs HAND.
Child Is Seriously chewed by Ro
denf

Laporte, Mimi, Jan. z. = Andrew
Johnson, shoemaker at Laporte, took
his son to the hospital at Walker Sat
urday, the little fellow having beer
badly bitten by a rat while sleeping
DR.. Wilcox, upon inspecting the hand
found that it was not only bitten in
several places but literally chewed by
the rat, every finger showing marks
of the sharp teeth of the rodent. The
boy has suffered extreme pain as re
suit of the injuries.
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TROOPS LEAVE eoLpFlELp.

About 1885 Soldiers Are Left to Keen
Order.
Goldfield, New, Jan. 5.-Seven COM
panies of United States troops, un-
der command of Col. Reynolds, left
Goldfeld yesterday, bound for their
respective California posts.
The troops remaining in camp,
about 1875 men, have been divided into
two companies. Capt. William M.
Russell and Lieut.. Goodwill will be
in command.
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AssA,L TEXT BOOK LAW.

Wisconsin County School Board Mem,
+ bers Oppose Uniform System.
La Crosse, Wis, Jan. AT q, meet.
ing Of lat county school board mem.
bers at West Salem Saturday the plan
to adopt system Of, uniform text
books in accordance with the new
state law was unanimously voted
down as awkward and impractic
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Mystery In Mans Death.

Red Lodge, Mont, Jan. 5.-Mystery
surrounds the death Of ]. F. Gist, a
carpenter, who recently arrived here
from the coast. Gist was possessed of
considerable sum Of money, but
none was found on his dead body,
which was discovered in a rooming
house. From the papers on the body
it was learned that Gist had relatives
in Portland. Los Angeles and st.
Louis.
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CITIZENS MOB MAN.

ChIId's story Incites Villagers to As.
sauIt Alleged Offender.
Caledonia, Mimi, Jan. z. = James
Colleran of Brownsville was brought
here by Sheriff Blexrud to await the
grand jury session next month on
charge in which the little daughter of
Frank Neukirchen of that place is the
principal witness. The child told her
parents of the mans alleged actions
Citizens of the village, enraged, hunt
ed down Colleran and gave him q
beating, breaking his jawbone.
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JURY HAS PETTIeoNE CASE.
Defendants Attorneys Decline to Ar
que the Case,

Boise, Idaho, Jan. 5.-The jury in
the case of George A. Pettibone,
charged with conspiracy in the muir.
der of eX-Gov. Steunenberg, began its
deliberations at $3.50 o'clock last
night. The last day of the trial was
occupied by the argument of James H.
Hawley for the prosecution and the
instructions of the court.
The defense carried out it's an.
nounced resolution not to argue the
case.
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MACHINE KILLS CHILD.
Four-year.old Girl Drawn Into Machin
cry of Feed Gutter.

cry OF Feed Gutter.
Appleton, Wis, Jan. IA feed cut
ter proved fatal to Katherine Stad
mueller, aged four years. The chile
wandered into the barn and it is sup
posed rope she had in her hand be
came caught on the tumbling rod at
tached to the machine, which was op
Grated by her father.
She was drawn into the machinery
and whirled around several times. She
suffered conclusion of the brain, the
rupture of blood vessel in the chest
and the fracture of both arms. She
lived several hours.
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NO DISORDER AT MuNclE.

Backbone Of the Mob Element Is Shat.
tered.
Muncie, Ind, Jan. THE backbone
of Murcie's mob element is broken.
Cars were run yesterday from early
morning until desk over all lines, and
with the exception of few scattering
stone-throwing attacks which occurred
on the outskirts the cars were unmo
Tested, Notwithstanding they were
manned by imported strikebreakers
and unguarded as far as deputy sher.
IFS or troops were concerned.
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Paw Check Raised.

Red Lodge, Mont, JAM - Henry
Wilson is in Jail, charged with having
cashed North Western improvement
check for 43 cents raised to $40. The
check was issued to Charles Lupbach
and Wilson, it is charged paid him AZ
cents for it. Wilson drove to Beal
Greek, where he was arrested.
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Bank safe nyr=mited.

! Harrisonville, Mo-. Jan. s. Rob
bers dynamited the safe in the bank
at RAymore; Cass county, near here,
early yesterday. but were unable to
open It, securing but 75scents IN the
cash drawer in the counter. q
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HURON HAS A BLAZE.

Property Valued at $4,000 Is De.
stroyed.
Huron, S. D., jan, Fire last night
DESTROYED the J. H. King Land office
and the c. R. Huntley two-story brick
block. one of the finest in the city
The Lees Mercantile company occu.
pied one-half of the building. It's loss
is 100000. The King Land company
and A. K. Gardner, solicitor for the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad
also are heavy losers. The total loss
is $4,000.
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Indian Frozen.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, Jan. 7.-Jin
Johnson, Chippewa Indian, was
found frozen to death in a thicket OF
Yellow river, near the Spooner lax.
settlement. He disappeared about {
week ago, and since then an almos
continuous search had been made fol
him $tfA IT. ti3slsfsa S3at y. itt5 }gSs
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John lccchca "a RI klllled.

John Ccchrs:e 10 Killed. 87 B
&. Bemidji, Mimi, Jan. u "a John Coch;
rane, better known 90 BLACK Jack
forty years old, was run over by the
Funkleys; either trninaat Funk!ey last
evening, both legs being cut on above
the knee and death ensuing half ar
hour later. y, 4. ms. fssiF &
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LAND CASE APPEAL.

Attorney General Orders Actor
Against Milwaukee Men.
Milwaukee, Jan. IAN appeal has
been ordered by the attorney genera.
of the United States in the so-callee
coal land fraud cases of the Wisconsin
Coal company, in which Guy D. Golf
]. M. and T. ]. Pereles and Charles F.
Hunter are defendants. Judge San
born freed the defendants.
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MAY BE FINED $4,000.

Iowa Men Are Charged With Illegal
Fishing.
Sioux City, Iowa, Jan. Z. - James
Ross Claude Ross, William Ross, w.
B. Smith and Bart Adams, prominent
residents of Plymouth county, were
arrested Saturday by Deputy Game
Warden A. M. Green, charged with un
lawful fishing.
The deputy seized 664 catfish, which
ne found in a tank on James Ross
farm. If found guilty each man is liza.
BILE to fine running up to $4,000.
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Fails From .ilinh arldue.

Falls From High Bridge. N
East Grand Forks, Minn., Jan. 8. 8
Walter Zengel, an employee In Thu
freight department OF d. the Grea.
Northern, hovers between & life and
death assthe result Of q fan az thirty
feet from the Great Northern railway
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Collision Fatal Is Three.

CoI116lon Fatal 70 Three.
Dubuque. Iowa( Jan. z Two per
sons were killed and one perhaps ia
tally injured In a collision between e
passenger train on the Chicago. Bur
lington, g Quincy and q freight train
on the Chicago Great Western railroad
In East Dubuque. 5lfs ie.'i
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WHOLE BLOCK IN RUINS.

Blaze IN CuIb:Ftson, Mont, Causes
Heavy Loss.
Helena, Mont, Jan. Fire yester
day destroyed an entire bushes:
block in Culbertson, including the
Evans hotel, the chief hotel of the
place; the city restaurant and lodging
house, two saloons, the Culbertson de
partment store, the Farmers and Mer
chants bank, Pioneer livery and {
number of other business structures
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MARRY COUNT JAN. %.

Date Of Gladys Vanderbllt's Weddina
Is Announced. ',tAs e
New York, Jan. 7.--According, to q
statement published yesterday the
marriage Of Miss Gladys Vanderbilt,
daughter Of Mrs. Cornelius Wander.
bilt, and Count suzzio Szechenyi will
take place Jan. % at the home Of Mrs.
Cornelius Vanaa.ss::ts at Fifty-eightb
street ana Fifth :.ssnue. tsi-a 'ss
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BOY 10 Killed. BY STREET Car. 4, Y:
ST. Paul. Jan. John Jerusel, ten
years old; met j. tragic death unde,
the trucks Of q South st. Paul street
CIR lait evening. T1ls skull Nas crush
go af5
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COAL GAS SUICIDE.
Miner Builds Fire in Tubs In His
Room.

Duluth, MIMI, Jan. z. A miner
named Salvina A. Bederna of Eveleth,
thirty years old and single, adopted
novel means of ccn1nitting suicide
The people that he boarded with were
away and he got two galvanized tubs
and built soft coal fires in them in his
room. He succeeded in creating
enough coal gas to kill him.
The man had been sick and his mind
was affected.
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POISON KILLS ACCUSED WOMAN

Mrs. Anna Rogers Dies in Jail at Lit
tie Falls.
Little Falls, Mimi, Jan. z. - Mrs
Anna Rogers, wi.o took carbolic acid
Thursday while in the country jai,
awaiting the action Of the grand jury
on charge Of passing forged check
at the Buchanan hotel in this city, died
yesterday morning in the county Jail.
She made no confession concerning
the charges against her.
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and her little daughter. lcft washington
Tuesday for Colliervule and Memphis.
Tenn. where they viii be the guests Of
relatives and friends.
The Assistant Secretary OF War and
Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver. and Miss Mar
ion Oliver. VIII close Their y street res
Idence tomorrow, and will so 20 their
summer home at Murray Bay. Canada
Representative and Mrs. Dalzell will
leave Washington this week for New
York. from where they viii sail Satur-
day to spend the summer abroad.
Mrs. Joseph Tracy will leave some
time this week for Coburg. Canada
where she viii be joined a month later
by Captain Tracy.
Mrs. vestaI, wife of Capt 5. P. Yes
summer at Stamford and New London.
Conn.
Mrs. Curtis, wife of Capt L. A. Cur
tbs. Twenty-second Infantry, is the
guest OF Captain Curtis mother. in
Ashland, n. II.
Miss Margaret Hay Robertson, daugh-
ter Of Col. Z. B. Robertson, L. S. A, is
the guest OF Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles
Burnett. Fourth Cavalry, at Fort
Smelling.
Miss Heard, sister of Mrs. s. NJ. De
Loffre. who attended the Martha Wash
/ ington Seminary in Washington last
year. is visiting at Columbia Barracks.
Ohio
Rear Admiral George Remey. Z. S
y, retired, and Mrs. Remey, accom-
4 panied by their two daughters. Miss
Angelica and Miss Mary Remey, have
gone to jamestown, r. L, for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. R T. NJ Ball. accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. J. z. Winder. Of Cali
fornia. has gone to their summer home
at Nantucket Mass. where they will
be joined later in the season by Pay
Director Ball.
Mai Gen. and Mrs. A. w. Greedy and
| the Misses Greedy. who are making
tour OF the world, are in Berlin.
Mr.. and Ms. John II. Lipphard hav,
taken their cottage at Colonial Beach
and win not return to the city unit
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus c. Taylor. ac
cOmpanied by their thT.c sons, hav,
gone to Colonial Beach, Va. wher,
they have opened their cottage for IN,
summer
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest KUbeI and thei,
two little daughters. have gone to then
cottage at Colonial Beach, Va, for n,
summer
The Misses Goode. OF Washington
were the honor guests At tsa SiysI
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by Miss LucretIa De Jarnette. in her
home in Norfolk. Monday afternoon.
The Misses Goode are spending sew
eral weeks in Norfolk, the guests OF
friends.
Miss Cassin, OF washington. is the
guest Of Mrs. Kinkaid, in her home at
the Navy Yard. Norfolk, Va.
3. J. Cady. of Washington. is the
guest OF his daughter, Mrs. William
Mercer, in Norfolk.
Miss Little May Baird. Of Washington.
is the guest Of her parents il. Norfolk.
Miss Gussie Bella. Of I street has
taken a cottage at Colonial Beach. Va.
for the season
Dr. ]. a Grubbs. recently graduated
in dentistry from the George Washing
ton University. Washington. accompan-
led by Mrs. Grubbs, is spending some
! time in West Point. Va.
Mrs Bray and Miss Mary Bray, Of
Norfolk. who spent several weeks If
Washington. have returned to their
home. Miss Jessie Smith. Of Washing
| ton. accompanied them TO Norfolk
| where she viii spend some time.
Mrs Chaplin, OF Washington. is spend
| ing some time at the Baltimore Inn
I Cape May. Mr.. Chaplin will join his
wife later in the summer.
| The Misses Goode. Of Washington.
| who are visiting in Norfolk. were the
( guests Of honor .at an informal reeep-
ton Wednesday. given by Miss Eliza
] beth Payne.
! ]. D. McChesney. Of Washington. is
spending some time in Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. F. NJ. Howe, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Rae, will leave washing
ton tomorrow for The MaplewOod,
Pfttsheld, Mass, where they VIII spend
the summer.
Mrs Charles H. L. Johnston has
closed her home, Single oak. on Wood
ley lane. and gone to Williamstown,
/ Mass, for the summer Mr. Johnston
will join his wife later in the summer.
] MISS FIdnCCS NllLNGulOIt. OF NIL
waukee, who has been the guest of the
Misses Susan in their home, near
Cleveland Park, has gone to Fort Tot
ten, Long Island, where she viii be
the guest of her uncle, Colonel Whis-
tier.
Mr. and Mrs Hartman Rapley, who
closed their residence on P street, sew
I
rcpa, where they will remain until fall
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Wheeler. accom-
panied by Miss Wheeler, sailed Thurs
lay on the Prinz Frederick Wilhelm for
Europe for the summer.
Mrs. Madison, wife of Lieut.. Zach
aTish Il Madison, L. $ ", viii spend
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Cabinet

The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. George B. Cortelyou and their fam
lily are the only members of the Cabinet
who have remained steadily at the Cap
itai through the spring and summer
season, so far. They expect to leave
early in July for their place at Watch
kiiIl, Z. I.
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month OF June in their cottage at
AzucOn. Mt. Desert. Ne.
Mrs Porter and the Misses Mar
sreta ami Caroline Porter, che wife
and daughters OF Major John Biddle
Porter, L. :. ~, are spending the
summer at Bar Harbor, Ne.
Mrs w. l. AltdOrfer entertained
Wednesday in honor Of Miss HCuEh
at beautifully appointed luncheon
in her home at Highland Park.
The invited guests were Mrs. White.
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The Secretary Of Commerce and La
Dor and Mrs. Straus, who left Washing
ton Friday morning for Princeton,
where they attended the Cleveland fu-
neral. viii not return TO washington
again this summer, but have gone direct
to their camp, in the Maine woods, near
Lake Megantic, for the season.
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ing in honor Of Mrs. Taft, wife Of
the Republican Presidential nominee.
A small informal. company was in
vited 10 meet Mrs. Taft.
Mrs. Taft, wife Of the Republican
Presidential nominee, arrived in
Washington Friday evening. accom-
panied by hex younger son, Charles
Taft, from New Haven, where they
went TO join the former Secretary of
War for the commend cement week
Of his alma mater.
According to Mrs. Taft's present
plans, she will go to Hot Springs,
Va, for short stay, after giving
up the house on X street which they
have occupied for the last few years.
Later she and her son will Join Mr..
Taft in Cincinnati, where they will
spend the greater part of the sum-
mer.
Robert Taft. the eldest son, and
Miss Helen Taft will spend the sum
mer at Murray Bay, Canada, visit
ing friends and relatives in the vi
cinity of their summer home there.
Miss Taft has been the house guest
of the Misses Rocker at East Green
witch. Conn, for the last week or
ten days.
Prof. H. n. ). Parker left Wash
ingtCn last evening for weeks stay
at the Thousand Islands
Col. Charles s. BromweI. the Pres
ident's chief military aide, and Mrs
Bromweu have closed their New
Hampshire avenue home. They went
TO,
sailed yesterday to spend the sum-
greater part of the time in Europe
Capt. N R. Usher, L. S. N. asslstan
to the Bureau Of Navigation in tn
Navy Department, and Mrs. Usher. VIII
spent the winter at the Highlands. hav
taken the house 1850 Corcoran street
{ and viii take possession this week.
Miss Edna Tyer. Of washington. i
/ the guest OF friends in Elizabeth City
/ Va.
George f. Wilson. who recently re
/ turned from Ithaca, y. Y. where he
a student at Cornell. is i'll in his home
on Brightwood avenue.
Miss Painter. of Washington. is spend
/ ing several weeks at the Ocean Wav
/ Cottage, Virginia Beach.
/ F. \. Wightman. Of Washington. i
spending some time at the Queen Ann
Cottage, Virginia Beach.
! Henry c. Knapp. OF Washington. is
/ euest at the WaVerlV Cottage Virofni
! Beach.
Miss Lena Vance Thornton, accompan
led by her aunt, Mrs. II. K. Campbell
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the summer at the Hawthorne Inn.
East Gloucester, Mass.
Mrs. EIenora Winingder, OF Rich
moEd. is the guest of her son, Harry
Winingder, in Washington.
Worth Dempsey. Of Richmond. is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Dempsey,
in Washington
Commodore and MIS- Richard G.
Davenport, L. 5. n, retired, spent the
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The Attorney General and Mrs Bona
parte, who nave been at their country
place, Belle Vista, near Baltimore, since
the early summer. will leave there July
&c for their annual visit to the Hotel As.
Rnwall, LenCx, Mass.
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Personals

Gen. and Mrs. ]. Franklin Bell were
dinner hosts last evening in their
new home at Fort Myer, entertain