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The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

inspection drill and military exercise for
/ the Ambassador He was given the usual
salute accorded officials In his position.
as he boarded the ship.
The Misses Downing. daughters OF BIr
and Mrs. Augustus c. Downing. enter
tained at lucheon yesterday at the
Chevy Chase Club. in honor Of the house
guest Of their daughter, Miss Emery, OF
MOrristown. y. J.
Mrs. Corbin, wife Of Gen. Corbin. has
returned TO her country home. High
wood. after a visit 10 Philadelphia
Gen and Mrs Corbin viii sail next week
for Europe. 10 spend the summer. and
the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs Beekman Winthrop viii take their
country place FOR the summer.
Mrs Could. wife OF Judge Ashley N.
Gould. entertained at luncheon yesterday
in the Gould country place. at Sunny
side Nd
Mrs William c. Denny was hostess
Al "a small lunch party yesterday.
st. Michael and An Angels Church
viii be represented Ia the lawn fete TO De
given on May = and . Tor the Episcopal
Eye, Ear. and Throat Hospital by Mrs.
William NJ Dove. chairman. Mrs. Thomas
y. Buddington. Mrs. William Marshall.
and Mrs. J. : Moody They VIII have
charge of the electric lighting Of the
grounds. which. as usual. viii be a spe-
cisl feature OF the fete Electricity will
be used for cooking Supper on the lawn
VIII be made the special attraction hy
Mrs. A y. Van der Eeer. assisted by Mrs
r J EarnShaw, Mrs. W. n levin. Mrs
g. W Husk. Mrs. Henry 3. Mum. Mrs.
: G Parker. Mrs J. Sprigg Poole. Miss
Josephine Prsther. and Mrs. =. W
Thompson. OF 81. Andrews. Miss Belle
Simonds and Ms J. r Stephenson.
Christ Church. Navy Yard. Mrs. Charles
r Buck. Mrs Emory J. Bentley. Miss
Agnes Burgess. and Miss Ida N. White.
OF Rock Creek parish: MS Arthur carr.
Miss Mary NJ. MctiJire. Mrs William A.
Moore. and Mrs. lie Roy p. Walter. Of
the Chapel of the Good Shepherd: Mrs.
=. r. G. BTatenahl. Mrs : J Jones. and
Mrs. james Taylor. OF Mount : Alban's.
Miss Henrietta Harding and Mrs GeorCs
Il McGrew, Of Grace Church. Silver
Spring. Nd A special coffee committee
viii be in charge Of Mrs. r ?. Williams
and the following ladies from Trinity
parish. Miss Lille a AckeT. Mrs ". r.
Myers. Mrs Percy G. Smith. Mrs W. VI.
Steuart and Mrs. H. WaIbrfdge. The
Mattresses. SsTs. Edward Roome in
charge. viii wear white dresses and
geranium and colored hats. and viii be
OF the younger set in
every Episcopal church in the diocese Of
Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
ELKS CIRCUS ARRANGED.
Rural Jubilee Planned for june
16-IS at BenninE.

The executive committee for the Elks'
rural jubilee and barn dance. 70 be held
az the Benning race track. June Is L. and
Is, met last night in the EIks' Club, sIs
II street northwest. and started on the
work Of preparation for the coming event.
Following q general discussion. subcom-
mitteeS were appointed 10 make division
OF the work Il Is the intention OF the
Eiks this year 10 present an alI-profes-
sionaI circus. and John J. German. chair
man Of the circus committee. is in New
York looking for attractions
The executive committee Is as follows.
Fred J. Mersheimer, chairman: J. 4.
Mooney. secretary; ". a Mccormick.
treasurer E H NeUmeyer. refreshments.
F. B. Clarkson, printing; Robert ". Nc
Wade. visiting Elks: Ernest N. Emery.
press; Chief Frank J Wagner. IRE. Sergt.
John Daley. police; Harvey Ellis. music:
John J. German. country circus: ". B.
Fenton. country store: Edward D. John
son. candy: Frank W Swart. trucking.
J. T. Moffett, transportation; Herman
Richards. barn and dancing. J. William
Lee, straw rides; F. c. Schaefer. cash
donations; Thomas J. King. grounds. and
DR.. ". z. Whitson. physician
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
RECEPTION FOR CLASS.
lFr. and Mrs Thompson Entertain
nj Martha Washington Seminary.

Mr. and Mrs. P ". Thom0sc1 enter
tained at a reception and Gance last
night at Martha Washington Seminary
in honor OF her graduating class of
1873.
Mrs Thompson was assisted by Mrs.
Lotion. and Mss Else Lotion. OF Texas.
president Of the graduating class; Lulu
Martha CrackeI, CT Indiana; Mary Frank
Gardner, Of Arizona. and Lydian Williams
Wheeler. Of Indiana The guests were
received in the drawing room and library
which were decorated with palms. ferns
and cut flowers
The color scheme was colonial buff and
red. The school colors and college PEN
nants and japanese lanterns added TO
the festive air.
Miss voorhees, served the ices. and iss
Vera Hambley the punch Others assist
ing were Nile. c. sullivan. Mary Ha-,-
sog. Texas. and Lucia Swift, of Roehes-
ter. y. Y.
The color scheme OF buff an rC was
also carried out in the ICES. caS and
other refreshments. and tie fs-tive cen
ter-pieee Wss a large vase = lff and
gold. with red carnations.
Mrs. Thompson was gCV aed in black
lace over white silk; Mrs. lotion. browa
satin and cream lace; Elsie Lotion. light
blue lingerie gown; Lydian Wheeler, pink
messaIine bodice trimmed with rOsebUds;
Lulu Crackel. white lingerie gown. and
Marie Gardner. pink messaline
\ stringed orchestra played behind a
screen Of palms. and afterwards for the
dance. which was the order Of the even
ing after 10 O'Clock This evening the
graduating exercises viii take place,
Mary Gardner giving the class Grafton.
Miss Nettletor and Miss Freebey. OF the
faculty. cont outing musical numbers,
which viii be followed by the presenta-
tion OF diplomas.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
MIDGETS FOR LUNA PARK
Arrival Here Causes CemmofIon M
Union station.

Considerable excitement prevailed At
the Union Station yesterday afternoon on
the arrival OF a pair OF Filipino midgefs
in charge Of G. W. Farley. who Is takjna
;hem to Lana ark The sight Of these
little people man and woman. height
twenty-sevea and twenty-nine inches. and
more than thirty years Of ase. caused
such commotiOn and crowd that Ny
FARLEY had to procure police assistance
70 get his charges to taxicab.
NJ Farley had charge Of the Filipiuo
village 2t The ST. Louis Exposition. and
these midgets were a feature OF the ex-
hibit. receiving afgoId medal as the small
est known people in the world. At that
time all the FTipinos at the exposition
we're under government supervision. but
in this instance Mr.. Farley had brought
the Rlidgets 10 this country on his own
responsibility. and win present them az
Luna Park for the opening two weeks
during which time they viii give a UNIQUE
entertainment. comprising a singing and
acrObstic performance.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
CROWDS AT CARNIVAL.
Odd Fellows Bazaar Proves Attrac-
fion TO Visiting ThronES.

The numerous attractions AT the carni-
val Of the Canton Washington No. ].
PaJriarchs Militant. Z o. O. 2. brought
crowds TO odg Fellows Han last night.
who enjoyed themselves at the various
booths and other shows
That the carnival is popular among the
sister I. O. o. r lodges was demonstrated
during the evening as the Central. the
Metropolis. Federal Ci.y. and IanEGon
subordinate lodges made their appearance
in large delegations Col Rooseveit's 5
collection of queer animals proved the
center Of attraction and II seems an as
SJred fact that these African beasts
which have become accustomed 10 the
stare Of the curious. will bring IN more
money than all the other attractions com
bined
To-night's visiting lodges viii be: tx
celsior. Union. Beacon. Golden Rule, and
Covenant lodges. A parade q the Japa-
nese attendants and grand flower dis
play VIII BE- to-nights main attractions.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
DOCTORS ATTEND DINNER.
Annual Banquet of Washington
Medical and Surgical Society

The annual banquet Of the Washington
Medical and Surgical Society was held
Monday night at the Raleigh Hotel
Prominent physicians from Baltimore
were present DR.. I. F. Barker. Johns
Hopkins University. was the essayist. and
read an interesting and instructive paper
on Clinical methods of cardiac investI-
cations" Speeches were made by Drs.
y. P Barnes H A Fowler. +. Fremont
smith and H D Frey.
The banquet committee consisted OF. DR..
Harry n kaufman. chairman: Dr.. L
Battle. Dr.. James F. Mitchell. and Dr.
J. r hewitt
These present were:
DIS y P. Banes. L. J. Rattle p v. Pr,se,
9 g Clark. Z. F. Egbert. e u Eumons VIII
an T. Irving. VA Frsnklan6 H. A Fcwle-
;. Cannon. T. f. tibson y u. Grzhsm EdVi-
N Hasbruuck. George H. Hcitmnller John A
5-cs- T. H. N hartman. Louis c Lehr. N z
Mlier, James J. Mitchell J. T. Nevitt- X. T.
Parker. ". = Reeves Jess, Shoup r. r. W,lker
1oseIh Bioodscod. J. He.icy Boyee. r ". John
5or. J. Ford TnoGpscn. Hugh H. Yc--ur Hov,-5
A. Kelly. g. y AcSer. " Il. Afkins9r, b
Bailoch- Grant ; Ba-uhart " N Rsrton Pan
Behrends. c. Burbank W. r. Car .rbo-os ,
CLAYTON H. b Dgale. J. II. Ufzzs. A n Frfierre
; l. Franz. J. Fremont Smith H y. Fry. \ -
Graham Monte Griffith. r. I. Hardin / N
Heller. d. Perry HiCklirg- J. e Hills n Bnrtt
y J. JenneT. II. II. keTT. G. H. LuCc- K NIas,~
9 Brown Miller. " T. Phillips Edward p
t'iekterd. sieriine Ruian l. H. Taylor, and Wn
IAN g woodward.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

\ All doubt concerning the case OF Jonn
Early, the Ieper now confined by the
District authorities on the Eastern
Branch. VIII be settled By the verdict OF
one OF the foremost leprosy experts In
the world
Dr. Edward Ehlers. OF the-R Royal Fried
rich Hospital Of Copenhagen. arrived in
New York Monday and is coming 70
Washington. While not planning the trip
alone for the purpose OF examining the
4 Salvation Army leader. who firmly be-
lieves he is free Of the disease. he wiU
undoubtedly take advantage OF the time
to decide another perplexing case for his
/ medical brothers.
Officials Favor Examination.
/ The examination has already been sug-
gested 20 the health department. and the
officials are in favor OF It The request
/ has been made by DR.. /. Duncan BuIkley.
/ OF New York. who recently made his own
. trip 70 the leper's house. and incurred
charges OF breach OF professional
etiquette thereby. as he did not first gain
/ the consent Of the health authorities.
! Dr. Bulkley does not report his own
findings in the case but believes that Dr.
EhleTs. as one OF the accepted authorities,
should be allowed TO see Early.
The health department win welcome
any visit from Dr. Ehlers. said Or.
Z Woodward yesterday 1T viii be the best
{ way OF clearing UP the case I am glad
that he is coming 70 washington. Every
facility viii be provided for him should
he care 90 visit Early
VIII Not BE SOIicItous
"Of course. It would not be proper for
the health department 70 take the initia-
tive in the matter and solicit the examin-
alton. The health department must ac-
/ cept its own findings as conclusive until
they are overthrown. We have no power
TO incur any expense in the matter, such
as might be involved II We should make
an official request OF Dr. Ehlers-
If Dr. Bulkley makes the arrange
ments for the visit 90 Early he NAV be
sure the specialist viii be granted every
opportunity by the department 30 pursue
the investigation
Dr. Bulkley makes an elaborate ex-
pianation ~ the visit which he made to
The leper camp last Sunday.
He SAYS he did not know Esrly's exact
relations with the health department. and
that he failed 10 notify the health depart
ment Of his visit because he did not Enow
the house occupied government reser-
walton. His explanation has been ac-
cepted by Dr. Woodward who saws that
Dr. Bulkley viii be granted permission 10
make a second examination Of the leper
at any time.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Graduation Exercise. Friday.

The presentation exercises OF the Friends
Select School vii take place on Friday
evening ct the Friends Meeting House az
8 o'clock, and viii be followed by q re-
ception to the graduating class by Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas ". Sidwell. at the
school. 1893 I street Mr. Harvey Murray.
pianist and Nr. Thomas Evans Greene
tenor viii contribute musical numbers
10 the programme. President Henry
Churchill King. of Oberlin College. viii
make the actress. and Mr.. SidweII viii
confer the diplomas
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
CabiSet-made
" WiHdoB Screens.

Special attention IS called 10 our Cabi-
net-made Window Screens. which are
ma0e in our own wOrkrO0rS. The MAZE
rails and workmanship are the best OH
tainable- The frames are OF thoroughly
seasoned lumber. guaranteed not 70 warp
or shrink. and constructed in such =
manner as 10 make the joints absolutely
NeatheT-proof- They are fitted with full
length guides and springs that keen them
N piaceI The wire filing is the very
best and cannot rust We make these
screens TO III any window and finish fban
10 match woodwork Prices are The Ioy,-
est possible consistent with first quality.
a postal or phone message viii bring
man 10 measure and estimate
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Sherwood'S MetaL-hame
" undOB Screens.

Extension Window Screens. with an
all-metal frame Of pressed steel. which
VII not warp or bend and viii operate
ireeiy N al KINDS Of weather. BY a spe-
ctal process IN manufacture. the wire
cloth Is drawn very tight and secllreiV
locked N the frame. and is iapanned in
such manner as to render il fapervious
20 moisture These screens can be used
on the outside Of the window frame as a
the regular way
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Poster Pictures Censored.

The new regulations regarding the bill
board posters in Washington were sub
mitted to the Commissioners yesterday
by Assistant Corporation Counsel
Stephens. They bar pictures which are
suggestive. or pictOrislly represent the
commission OF crime.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Upholstery Department.
Fourth Floor, g Street.
Slip Cover
Specials.


Slip Covers 10 order for the aver
age 5-piece Parlor Suite, of best
imported Belgian linen, in striped
effects, allowing Is yards for the
making, at the special price,
SI2.5o the suite.
Slip Covers to order for the aver
age 5-piece Parlor Suite, of imita-
ton linen, allowing 25 yards for the
making, at the special price,
$50 the suite.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
COIOred Muslin
Special.

As a special value, we offer a
lot Of Colored Muslin, in rich pink.
blue, yellow. and green plaids and
stripes. Very desirable for sun1-
mer cottage curtains, ted draperies.
dresser coverings, &c.
Special price, 25c a yard.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
In The SOCIAL WORLD
Mrs. Taft Recovering Rapidly
from Nervous Breakdown.
MRS. SHERMAN At MT. VERNON

British Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
Entertain at Dinner I'm Honor of
Hr. Justice and Mrs. HoImes-BeI-
gisa Minister and Nine. Moncheur
Hosts Gt Informal Dinner.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Cut Glass
Vase Special.

4 lot Of Io-inch Cut Glass Vases.
IN rich cutting ard graceful shape.
offered at the special price,
S5-35 each.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Linen Couch and
Table Covers.

We are showing a very attractive
line Of Couch and Table Covers.
made OF pure Belgian linen, finished
with colored borders.
Table Covers.
44 slze-6Cc each.
81 siZe-SI.Z5 each.
S-4 siZe-s2-00 each.
Couch Covers.
With fringe. 800 each.
Without fringe, $40 each.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Mat Green
Fern Dishes.

We offer a large lot Of Mat
Green Fern Dishes. in assorted
shapes, sizes and tints.
sc to SI.25 each.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

The British Ambassador and Mrs
Bryce entertained at dinner last evening.
Their guests were Mr. Justice and Mrs.
Holmes. the French Ambassador and
Nine JUsserand. Attorney General and
Mrs. Wickersham, Senator and Mrs
1enTy Cabot Lodge. Senator and Mrs
Elinu Root, Senator DU POnt. Mrs John
Fhiiilps. Miss Durand. daughter Of the
iale BRUSH Ambassador, and Mr. Mitch
Ell Inness. counselor or the British En-
bassy.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
MARINE BAND CONCERT.

\ concert VII be gwen on the Potosaac
Drive this afternoon at o'cIocs by the
United States Marine Bard. William Il.
SantelrEanE, lesder- TIE programme;
Marca. "0ur G'oriosls Banner" Sanfelsnann
Overture. Martha a'--..--.------.---F FIotow
Selection The Red Mil l''........... .Herbert
Music d ballet Les dc71 Pigeons
-----------..----.-----.--. Messenger
sal Eutree des Tzieanes.
fbi Scene et "Danse des Deux Pigeons
lcl Thcma ct variations.
id Dauss "HongT0ise. -
lcl Finale.
Grand fantasia, ~Haensel and GrefeI'..
--------------.--..--.-- HsIrapcriiuck
Waltz Wedding Of the Winds .... Hall
fackelssnz No. l--------.-.-.--- Neverfseer
HumCTesque, The Merry Widoz .-.--..
.----------- .---- = ------------- oeilStect
March. The Standard Bearer '....... .Yolant
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Madras
POTtiereS.

Madras Door Draperies-entire-
II new this season-in rich pla:ds
and cross-barred effects; also the
usual striped designs, in a full
range Of colorings.
$500 the pair,
Other Summer Portieres, SI.oo
10 $500.
Fourth fooy-G ST
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Japanese China
Baking Dishes.

A lot Of Blue Decorated japanese
China Baking Dishes, in the coa-
venient 7-inch size.
2Oc each.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Etched Table
TumbLer Special.

9-oz. Etched Table TumbIers
thin blown two desirable patterns.
6Sc the dozen.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
DANISH SPECIALIST
TO EXAMINE EARLY
Nan Familiar with Disease
TO Visit Leper.
SUGGESTION OF DIR. BULKLEY

district Health Officers Consent to
Plan for Eminent Physician of
Royal Friedrich Hospital OF Co
penhagen 10 Diagnose the Case.
VIII Be in Washington Next week.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

Mrs. Sherman. wife OF the Vice Presi-
dent, went 10 Mount Vernon yesterday
and took luncheon in the historic old
room with the regents. now in annual
session theref Mrs. Burrows. wife OF SEN
ator Burrows, was also in the party.
They stopped at Alexandria and sat in
the pew Of George Washington, In his
church, there.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Colonial Glass


A lot of 7-inch Colonial Glass
CandleSticks; clear glass; excellent
quality.
Choice, I5c each.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
2OC each.
Imported MayonndiSe
BOWLS on Trays.

Austrian China Alayonnaise
Bowls on TRAYS. in a variety Of
dainty decorations and artistic
shapes.
25c the set.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Colonial Glass
Sherbet Cups.

Low-footed Colonial Glass Sber-
bet Cups; clear glass; excellent nat
tern.
75c the dozeu.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Imported
FLOWer Vases,

In a large variety of sizes and
shapes. Iridescent, frosted and
tinted effects; offered at
Choice. 25c each.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
French China Cracker
Jar Special.
Fruit or Salad
Bowl Special.

Imported Decorated Fruit or
Salad Bowls, in a variety OF dainty
decorations.
Special price, 25c each.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Water
Pitchers,

Shown IN a generous variety Of
sizes, including the popular Flemish
StOneware.
25C each.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

Mrs. Taft. who suffered a nervous col
lapse Monday evening has about recov-
cred and viii be quite herself in a few
days. She has kept entirely quiet. and
expects 10 be able 10 receive her guests
al the al fresco tea Friday.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Colonial Glass
Tnmbler Special.

9-oz. size; unusually well fn-
ished and very desirable. Offered
at the special price,
6Oc the dozen.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

The Belgian Minister and Baroness
Moncheur entertained a few friends in
formally at dinner last evening. Baron
ess Marguerite MOncheur. who has been
visiting in Philadelphia and Boston. is
expected TO return TO the legation to
morrow
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

The board Of lady managers gave a tea
Yesterday afternoon at the Home for In
cUrables. There were between 3e9 and 40)
guests. and The halls and apartments on
the first floor and the beautiful grounds
on Georgetown Heights were never. moro
attractive Mrs Archibald Hopkins. pres
ident Of the board. received the guests
She was assisted by the other members
of the board. Light refreshments were
served. Mrs. Duncan McKim dispensing
lemonade. Mrs Louis n. Clark serving
ices, ard Miss Chew pouring tea. Among
the guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen
Jennings, Mr.. and mrs. Henry. Cleveland
Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs Larz Anderson
Mr. and Mrs Robert Chew. DR.. and Mrs
Duncan McKim. Mr.. Justice and Mrs
Harlan Rear Admiral and Mrs. Davis
Mr. Henry Davis, Miss Davis. Mrs Stuar+
Patterson. Miss Mary Hopkins. Mr.. I.au-
renee Hopkins. Mrs. William BeldeD
Noble. Maj. and Mrs. Afimmack. Miss
Alimmack. Mrs Satteriee. Miss Satterlea
ard Mrs Charles J. IeIl
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

Representative William 5. Bennett. OF
New York. VIII leave Washington to-
morrow for Denver. TO be absent about
two weeks. attending the Presbyterian
convention. 10 which he has been elected
a delegate
AR and AIRS. Fred s. Lincoln. accom-
panied by Mrs. Albert J. Carrico and sir
Walter n Ballard, has returned 10 Wash
ington from an extended automobile trim
through Western Maryland and Penrsyl-
vania.
Mrs Louis P. Shoemaker viii receive
on Thursday from until O'Clock.
Mrs Leutze wife OF Rear Admiral
Leutze- chaperoned a party Of Young
people down the river yesterday after
noon on one OF the government launches.
The German Ambass; dor. Count Won
Bernstorn. is spending a short time in
Baltimore where ne mace an official visit
Yesterday 10 the German cruiser Bremen
and took luncheon with Commander Hop
man
The men Of the cruiser went through
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
RhAs
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WOODWARD s. LOthrOp
New YOrk-WASHINGTON-Pars
Chinaware and Glassware
For the Summer Home.

: completeness and quality of thest
N of prices, quality considered.
-antly being added, many being un.
les and designs suitable for summer
-ge and attractive.
! Colonial Glass
Sherbet Cups.
Low-footed Colonial Glass Sber.
bet Cups; clear glass; excellent mai.
tern.
75c the dozeu.
Colonial Glass
Tnmbler Special.
9-oz. size; unusually well fin
ished and very desirable. Ofe-e5
at the special price,
6Oc the dozen.
Imported
FLower Vases,
In a large variety of sizes and
shapes. Iridescent, frosted and
tinted effects; offered at
Choice. 25c each.
Water
Pitchers,
Shown in a generous variety OF
sizes, including the popular Flemish
StOneWare.
25c each.
Mat Green
Fern Dishes.
We offer a large lot Of Mat
Green Fern Dishes. in assorted
shapes, sizes and tints.
sc to SIPS each.
Cut Glass
Vase Special.
4 lot Of Io-inch Cut Glass Vases.
in a rich cutting ard graceful shape,
offered at the special price,
S5-35 each.
Colonial Glass
CGHdEeStiCkS.
A lot of 7-inch Colonial Glass
Candlesticks; clear glass; excellent
quality.
Choice, I5c each.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

Mrs Louis P. Shoemaker will receive
on Thursday from until O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

The Misses Downing. daughters OF Mr
and Mrs. Augustus c. Downing. enter
tained at lucheon yesterday at the
Chevy Chase Club. in honor Of the house
guest Of their daughter, Miss Emery, OF
MorristoWn. y j
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-17
BRANDENBURG is IN
T0MBS CELL IN NEW YORK
In Statement Says Future lis Going
To Be interesting for All
Hands"

NEW YORK. May E.-Broughton
Brandenburg. the magazine writer. Is
locked up in the TCnlls today. having
al rived from San francisco last night
In the custody II two detectives
brandeuburgs troubles started after
the publication or "A letter I'm New
York paper purportei To have been
written by the late Grover Cleveland.
but which was later declared TO be- a
forgery.
Immediately after he reached police
headquarters Branderbufg gave out
statement embodyIng no, only an ex-
PLANTATION or why he left New York
but declaration OF ais intention OF
ixirg unquestionably The legality NJ
his marriage with his second wife, AL
incident which indirectly added fur
Their interest 10 his career through his
admitted abduction OF his second wifes
son. James Sheppard Cobanne Ill, of
ST Louis. whom he carried away In
true kidnaper style in wicker basket.
The statement. which starts OF with
a reiteration OF his lack o. funds and
his subsequent disappearance for the
purpose OF obtaining money to conduct
his defense. declares that all the
same. the immediate future Is going u
be interesting for all hands"