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The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
MARYLAND SCHOOLS.
WOULD REACH STATE BANKS.
Comptroller Directs Cooperation
Between Examiners.

Lawrence o. Murray. Comptroller OF
the Currency. has directed national bank
examiners to forward at once to his Of
fee in Washington a list OF national
banks In their districts. which have az
fliations with State institutions, and oc-
cupy the same building. or which are
in close proximity in their business af-
fairs.
The Comptroller has also asked FOR IN
formation from the examiners on the
plans for cooperation between national
bank and State bank examiners. He has
directed specifically that, If possible, the
next examination by a national examiner
OF such allied institutions should be made
jointly with the examination OF the
State examiner.
In some OF the most conspicuous bank
failures. in the past, the fact has been
disclosed that the insolvency Of the com
ponent members Of the allied institu-
tions was long concealed by shifting the
assets between the institutions to meet
the exigencies OF an examination OF each.
and the insOlvent condition was not dis
closed until a joint examination by na-
tonal and State examiners was made.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
WOODWARD s. Lothrop.
new PRESIDENT SEEKS PEACE
Bolivian Executive Assumes Office
To-day.
Senior ViIIRIOn's COnciIiatOry Plans
May Be Upset by Opponents of
Argentine Boundary Award.

This will be critical day in Bolivia,
when Senor Villalon. the President-elect.
is inaugurated. II he is installed In Of
fee without trouble from the opposition.
and gets the government Of Bolivia well
in hand. there is slight chance Of war
between Bolivia and Peru over the boun<
dary award recently made by the Presi-
dent of Argentina. At least, that is the
view officials here take
The award was highly satisfactory to
President Monies. retiring Bolivian exec
utive, whose attitude has been belliger-
ent. VillalOn. however, wishes to work
for peace. and his policy is such that the
supporters Of Monies have threatened
to create an upheaval in Bolivian af-
fairs. that Will leave Monies in the
Presidential chair.
The State Department has received
several dispatches from la Paz and
Lima concerning the situation. It is
learned that President Villalon intends
10 make Gen. PandO. commander Of the
army, secretary Of war In his cabinet Il
Is known here that Gen. Pando is dis
tinctly in favor OF accepting the terms
Of Argentina Presidents decision con-
corning the boundary, and Tor the
Cancellation OF Peru and an effort TO
reach a compromise with the government
at Lima, which will make the award less
Onerous to Bolivia.
The fact that man who believes thus
is to be taken into the cabinet. is be-
lleved here TO mean that his president
will listen TO his advice. and that conse-
quently the dispute between Bolivia and
Peru Will be adjusted.
The only danger lies in a coup d'etat
by President Monies. Should he remain
in power trouble will, in the opinion OF
observers here, almost certainly follow
Senior Monies has lost few opportunities
20 complain bitterly over the Argentine
decision in the boundary matter In a
recent message 70 the Bolivian Congress.
he reiterates former statments which ir-
ritated both Argentina and Peru.
While the United States Is watching the
situation with interest, It cannot be
learned that any action has been taken
further than 70 assume charge OF the
Argentine Legation in La Paz, and the
Bolivian Legation In Buenos Ayres. This
was done some weeks ago at the request
OF the Bolivian and Argentine govern
ments
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
Minister Much Improved.

Rev. William P. Jacobs, Of Clinton. s.
c., who was injured on Tuesday after
noon when he was knocked down by 6
horse attached to a surrey, Will be able
to leave Emergency Hospital in a few
days, according to physicians attending
him. The minister. who is slxty-five
years Old had alighted from a sight
seeing automobile near Pennsylvania
avenue and Twelfth street northwest.
when he was struck. He declared the ac-
cident was dueSto himself, and asked that
tho driver. Eugene A. Gross, Of 2609 P
street northwest, be not arrested.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

at Frontenac ar dinner party OF eight
NJ Vignau is spending this month as a
member Of a house party at the Petite
Riviere, Point Vivian.
One of the recent entertainments at the
training station at Newport was that
given by Lieut. Edward T. Constein, who
gave a box party at Freebody Park IN
hcnor OF Miss Pullman, Of Washington
who is in Newport now as the guest OF
her sister. Mrs F. T. Evans. of the
training station.
Fort Myer IS always socially busy.
Among the recent entertainments was
that on Saturday given by Mrs. Reilly in
honor of Mrs. Hoppin. and that Of Fri
day evening by Col. and Mrs. Garrard,
who gave a dinner in honor OF Capt.
Jesse Mel. Carter and Dr. Miller and
sister.
Capt and Mrs. Henry Merriam have
left Fort Hancock. n. J.. for a months
visit with Mai. Gen H c. Merriam and
family at their summer home at Prouts
Neck, Me.
A weekend marriage Of next Saturday
be that Of Miss Mary Stanley and Mr.
Enrico Giobbe Della Bitta. OF Rome.
Italy The ceremony Will be celebrated
quietly at Coburg. Ontario where the
Misses and Mr.. Stanley have a summer
home. The Stanleys are well known in
Washington
Mrs. Horne. wife OF Capt Horne. who
has been visiting friends In New York
has returned 20 Fort Myer.
Miss Dorothy Carr will leave for At
lantic City or Saturday for short stay
She is spending this week with friends
In Baltimore.
Mr.. Henry K Johnson is spending his
vacation at Waynesboro. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Dalgleish and
their little son Robert left last evening
for a fortnights visit at River Springs,
Nd.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
WEDDING ENDS ROMANCE.
international Significance Attached
to Ceremony at Cornell.

10 ceremony ut cornell.
Ithaca, Aug u.-An international ro-
nance. which began while the BRIDE
groom was a student az Cornell Uni
versity, was concluded here to-day, when
Miss Marguerite DorOthea Cornell,
daughter of Mrs. Alonzo B. Cornell.
widow Of the former governor OF the
State Of New York. was married 20
Arnoud Jacob Joris Van Der Does de Rye,
the son OF a noble family Of The Hague.
Holland
The ceremony was performed under a
canopy Of American and Dutch flags, and
Cornell colors figured.
Although the wedding was a quiet
affair, messages of cOngratulation were
received from prominent people in ali
parts Of the world. DR.. Frederick Lieder,
an instructor at Harvard University, was
the best man.
Miss Cornell has long been e social Ia
vorite in this city. The bridegroom was
prominent IN musical circles at Cornell.
played on the Soccer football team, and
was a member OF the Cosmopolitan Club.
He has become an American citizen. and
is now head Of the locomotive testing
department Of the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad, with headquarters
at Topeka. Kans.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
Col. creecy,. FuneraI HeId.

Funeral services for Col. Charles Eaton
Creecy. who died Monday morning at At
lantic City. n. J.. were held yesterday
morning from the family residence. 1907
Rhode Island avenue northwest. Rev.
Edward L. Buckley, pastor OF st. Mat
thew's Catholic Church, officiated IN
terment was In Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The pailbearers were Charles Eaton
Creecy and Donald B. Creecy. nephews;
Charles w. Arth, c. S. McNeir, Fen
wick Hill. Charles Canton, and Charles
G. Brooks.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
nenth of Col Rornoth-

News has been received here OF the
death OF Col. Peter Borsoth, Of the Phil
ippine constabulary at Hagesund. Nor
way. on August 8. Col Borsoth served
as an enlisted man in the Fourteenth In
fantry during the Spanish-American war.
in the Philippine insurrection, and with
the China relief expedition. He was ap-
pointer an officer Of the constabulary on
September !, 1901. He also served for a
term as governor Of the Province OF
Leyte, and was promoted to be colonel
and assistant director of the constab-
ulary IN 1907.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
Part. Transfer Pattern No. SOLO

Design 10 be transferred TO a petticoat
or drawers rufle. developed in silk. muslin,
cnubric lawn or batiste and worked in
eyelet stitch. with white or eolored mer-
eerizcd cotton or silk Aoss. the scalloped
edge being padded before beirg buttonholed
and il a very dressy effect is desired the
edge may be further ornamented by a very
narrow frillins of narrow Valenciennes
lace, which shows below the scallops. II
tafetas silk or messaline are used for the
petticoat it is pretty TO do the embroidery
in some light shade of silk floss. or self
eoloTed silk Aoss may be used.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

The Navy Department yesterday an
nounced the indefinite postponement Of
the official trials OF the torpedo boat
Smith, which is building at William
Cramp g. Sons yards. The trials we're
TO have taken place or Cape May on
August IA, bu. yesterday the builders re-
ported the vessels blowers would not
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Members OF No. s Engine Company,
fire department, located on North Caro-
lima avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets southeast. and the citizens Of that
neighborhood. have been given permission
by the Commissioners to beauty the
grounds surrounding the engine house. A
vacant strip OF land, between the engine
house and Eastern Market wsll be planted
in flowers. shrubbCry. and trees.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
Band Concert for IncurabIe,.

Saturday afternoon, at 4:SO O'Clock, the
United States Engineer Band will give a
concert in the grounds adjoining the
Home for Insurables. on r street, for the
benefit OF the inmates and their friends.
The Terminal Taxicab Company has Of
fered' the use OF one Of its autos to con-
vey the band 10 the home.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
Rev yr. cbtlds NAV Re.Irn.

A rumor Is current that Rev. A. s.
Childs will shortly offer his resignation
as rector OF All Saints Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Childs is e!ghty-five years old, has
held the rectorship Of All Saints for
ten years. and feels that q younger man
would be more active IN pastoral work
II is expected Mr.. Childs viii be asked
70 continue as rector emeritus.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
PLAN RECEPTION TO MosBY.
Confederate Commander VIII Attend
BerryviIIe Horse Show.

BerryviIIe Horse show.
Special O. Tie Washington Herald.
Berryville. Va. Aug. u.-Col. John S.
MOsby, the noted Confederate command
er, now Of Washington. will be one OF
the distinguished guests Of the Clarke
County Horse and Colt Show Associa-
tion at the annual exhibition OF the So
ciety here next week. and viii have his
headquarters al the Battletown Inn.
Many Of Col Mosby's faithful follow
ers were from Clarke County. and soma
OF his most daring exploits took plaee
in this section II is certain that the
brave old soldier will be accorded A
hearty reception upon his arrival here
All OF the local ''Mosby men" are making
arrangements TO meet their old COM
mander.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Assistant Secretary McHarg, OF the
Department OF Commerce and Labor. and
Director Durand. of the Census Bureau,
VIII leave Washington shortly for Bev-
orly. Mass. 70 confer with President
Taft In regard to the appointment Of new
census supervisors.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
CUPID AT VIRGINIA BEACH.
SON of Washington Real Estate Man
Weds Baltimore Girl

Special % The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va. Aug. u.-James s. Groves.
jr.. Of Virginia Beach. and Miss Viola
Ing. Of Baltimore. surprised their
friends at the beach by clipping TO Eliz-
abeth City, y. c.. where they were mar
ried. Miss King was a summer visitor
at the beach. and met Mr.. Groves for the
first time this season. The groom is the
son Of James S Groves, a leading citi-
zen Of the beach. and a dealer in Wash
ington suburban real estate. The bride
and groom returned 70 the beach to-day,
and sent telegrams 10 their parents. IN
forming them Of their marriage.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
wireIes. nj Fort NIrer.

In the near future the people OF the
National Capital will be able to cum
municate with Fort Myer by means OF
wireless telegraphy. The use Of this sys-
TEN VIII be exclusive at first, however. as
IT is 10 be carried on by a corporation
and consequently even the officials at the
War Department will be obliged to re-
sort to other means In communicating
with the post. 1t is hoped that at a later
day q wireless telephone will be installed
in Mount Weather or some other remote
government reservation.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
WILL ENTERTAIN RoosEvELTs.
Ambassador White to Be Host of
Former Presidents FnnliIy-

Paris. Aug. H. Ambassador White will
cu- short his visit 10 his son-in-law in
Silesia and VIII return to Paris i'm
mediately, so as to be able TO enter
tain Mrs. Roosevelt, who will remain IN
this city for three weeks.
Mr.. White has placed his automobile
at the disposal Of Mrs. Roosevelt, her sis
ter, Miss Carow. and the Roosevelt chill
dren during their stay.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Rear Admiral a.. Hollyday. Chief Of
the Bureau OF Yards anc Docks OF the
Nevy Department, left Washington yes
terday on a tour OF inspection OK naval
stations on the Pseilc Coast
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
TRANSFER PATTERNS.

Upon receipt Of this pattern. ordered on coupon
below. place the rough glazed SIDE Of pattern
down material to be stamped. then T-ess hot
natiron on the back smooth sde Of the pattern.
Be careful not 70 let pattern slipl
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
WHITE HOUSE IS WIDE OPEN.
President Violates Precedent for
Benefit of Capital Visitors.

President Taft. before his departure for
Beverly, Mass. gave orders that during
his absence the White House should not
be closed. as has been the custom here
tofore. but should remain open 10 visitors
during the summer months.
AS a result Of this order the entire first
floor Of the executive mansion is now
open 70 the public for the first time in its
history
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Mrs. Francis Berger Moran. who has
spent the summer at Chevy Chase while
overseeing. the completion OF her new
home in Sheridan circle, viii join her
daughters. Mrs Hudgins and Mrs Nc
Connie. at the McConihe country place
at Highwood. n j., the last Of this
week Mrs. Hudgins has been with Mrs.
McConihe for some weeks, and they have
been recent guests OF Mrs Samuel II.
Valentine at Narragansett Pier.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Mrs. AlOnzO Stewart Going
to New Hampshire.
LIEUT.. AND MRS. BEALS SAIL

ShOrI<Iey-BIi Wedding Announced.
Mrs. samuel Il. Davis and DHuEh-
Mrs. Preston Gibson Take n Cot
tage in the AdirORdacks.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Mrs. Samuel T. Davis and her daugh-
ter, Miss WinIfred Davis left Washing
ton yesterday for Bridgeport, Conn. TO
spend the remainder Of the summer with
relatives.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12


the greater part Of next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson. who have
spent the summer at Detroit and Man
chester-by-the-Ssa, and made a recent
visit at Narragansett Pier, are now at
Newport. where they are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs James B. Haggin, who
were in Washington in February for the
wedding OF Mr. and Mrs. Gibson. The
Gibsons will spend the rest OF the sea-
son at Lake Placid. in the Adirondacks.
where they have taken a cottage.
Mrs. Charles e. Slclsles and daughter
are visiting in Indianapolis, the guests of
Mrs Slckles' brother. Mr.. Charles ].
Egger, in Woodlawn avenue
There will be great doings to-day at
Manchester-by-the-Sea when the Man
chester Yacht Club will hold its annual
water pageant. In addition to a process
sion Of Illuminated and decorated water
craft, the harbor front, as well as the
cottages along the shore. will be bril-
llantly Illuminated Washington society
will be particularly interested in the
event because Of the fact that Mrs. s.
Parker Bremen and Mrs. William Lowell
Putnam are to be among the judges. The
committee in charge Of the pageant is
composed OF Messrs. William l. Putnam,
John II. Storer, and James Means.
Lieut. and Mrs. Frank Lee Beals the
former retired from the United States
army, who have been visiting the for
mer's home. in Wisconsin, will sail to-
day from New York for Brazil, where
Lieut.. Beals VIII take up his new duties
as the newly appointed military attache
OF the United States Embassy at Rio de
Janeiro. Lieut.. and Mrs BeaIs made
many friends In Washington and gave
some most delightful entertainments dur
ing the time they occupied the quaint
end unique studio home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Poe. in r street Later thev had
an apartment in the Toronto. They were
married early in the spring in the far
West. Mrs. Beals was formerly Miss
Alix Barnes.
Miss Lucy Garrard, who has been on
a visit 10 friends for several weeks past.
has returned TO the post at Fort Nlyer
NJ. Z. Edouard Vignau, Of France. who
is well known in diplomatic society and
who is now spending his summer in the
Thousand Islands, was recently the host
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Mrs. Alonzo Stewart, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Daisy Stewart. and
her son. Mr.. Alonzo Stewart. viii leave
Washington on Monday for Goshen, n.
H., TO spend several months in the noun
tains near Ehere. Mrs. Stewart has been
seriously during the past month and
in bad hblth throughout the summer.
She Is now Improving slowly.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

The marriage Is announced Of Miss
Ruth A. Shorkley. Of Lewisburg. Pa. to
Mr.. George r. Bliss. son OF Mr.. Henry
II. Bliss. The ceremony was performed
at the home Of the brides mother. Mrs.
S. A Shorkley, on July % by Rev. Dr.
Judd in the presence Of members Of the
two families. After a short honeymoon
trip the bride and bridegroom will return
here and be at home after September
at the Roanoke.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Mrs. Nelson A. Aldrich, wife Of the
Senator from Rhode Island. has as her
guests at her home in Providence, r. l.,
her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs John D. Rockefeller. jr.. who went
UP there from T2rrytOwn. n. Y. on their
way to Seal Harbor Ne, where they will
spend the remainder of this month and
the greater part Of next.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12
Size desired. ............

FIN out the numbered coupoG end
cut out pattern, and inclose with 1Oc
In stamps or coin, addressed TO Pat
tern Department, Washington Herald,
Washington. d. c.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

An engagement Of much interest in
society in all the Eastern cities was that
announced yesterday OF Miss Marie Nc
Neal. daughter Of Mr.. j. V. McNeal, to
Lieut.. Renato Tittoni. L. S. NJ. G. The
marriage will take place in St Ignatius'
Church. in Baltimore. in October. The
bride and bridegroom will spend the
winter at Port Royal. S. c., where Lieut..
Tittoni is stationed az the officers train
ing school. The bridegroom is a son OF
Mr.. Carlo Tittoni. now Of Philadelphia,
and although father and son are natives
Of Rome. Italy, each IS now an American
citizen. Miss McNeal is a beautiful girl
Of many accomplishments, and has en-
jOyed great popularity since her debut
several seasons ago.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Mrs. Russell Harrison and her daugh-
ter, Miss Marthena Harrison, who spent
the winter in Washington and went to
West Point for the month OF July. were
joined there by Miss Harrison's cousin.
Miss Mary Lodge Mckee. and were con-
stantly entertained. They met many old
friends Of their distinguished relative,
the late Benjamin Harrison. Mrs. Har-
rison and her daughter have started for
their home In Omaha, Nebr., and will
stop en- route at several cities for short
visits. Miss Mckee has joined her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Robert Nc
Kee. In their New York apartment.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Mrs. James Ward Moorhead announces
the marriage Of her daughter, Raye
Ward. to Mr.. Charles Henry Wright, OF
Mcpherson, Kans. The ceremony was
performed at II o'clock yesterday morn
Ing in ST. Andrews Chapel, College Park,
Nd. by Rev c. l. La Roche.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Winsted, Conn, is looking forward TO
a visit from Mrs. Nicholas Longworth.
daughter of former President Roosevelt.
II is believed that Mrs. LongwOrth Will
make her first aerial fight with a Hol-
land Forbes as aeronaut. and incidentally
will attend the big cattle show TO be
held there in connection with the county
IA
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Another engagement OF much interest
IN and around Baltimore is that Of Miss
Dorothy Roberts. daughter Of Mrs. Rosa
mond Roberts, TO DR.. David Edward
Du9f.- Miss Roberts is one Of several
sisters known for their beauty Or. Dun
IS member of a South Carolina family.
and is son Of Mr.. J. H. c. Duff. Of that
State The marriage will take place In
December.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Dalgleish and
their little son Robert left last evening
for a fortnights visit at River Springs,
Nd.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Mr.. Henry K. Johnson IS spending his
vacation at waynesboro. Pa.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-12

Miss Lucy Garrard. who has been on
a visit TO friends for several weeks past.
has returned TO the post at Fort Myer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-10
ABDUL HAM|D
HID HIS coin
DEPOSED SULTAN OF TURKEY
HAS S15,ooo,ooo ON DEPOSIT
ABRoAD-s7, 5oo,o 900 FOUND IN
PALACE.

COnstantinople. May 9.-Up to the
present time S7.500.O00 has been
found in treasury boxes of The impeI.
ial palace at Yildiz. occupied before
his deposition by Abdul Hamid Two
and ii half million dollars of this is in
cash, while $5.000000 is in market
able securities, equivalent to cash
Furthermore, papers were found indi-
eating that Abdul Hamid has on dc
posit in Germany. England. France
and the United States upwards Of
S15o00, e0G
II is understood that the cabinet
considers that all these foreign de-
posits, as well as the treasure at Yil.
diz. are fthe property Of The state.
Two courses are open to the govern
ment re pecting these foreign depos-
its; one is TO obtain them through To-
gal process, and the other through
from Abdul Hamid him
self.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-10
SETTLES SUIT
Trixie Friganza Comprises With an
Automobile Company For a
Large Sum.

Csicago May 9.-TriXie Friganza,
fhc comcdienne. settled out of court
her suit for $4,000 damages against
Tie Rambler Garage Company for in
iuries suffered Oct 20, 1907, when an
In which she was riding
crashed into another on Sheridan
road. When the case was called for
trial before Judge Homer Ab0tt in
the superior court It was announced
that an agreement had been reached.
The actress gurgled into the tele-
phone. delighted laugh today and
said: say l am going to lay off for
two weeks and go into the country
with my dogs and Just sit around OF
the grass, for | can afford it.
How much did you get?' she was
asked,
ooh, say. | am afraid to tell you.
Each Of my creditors would come
around with sa.chel. It's good
big bunch, though
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-10
Bic THEATRICAL.
DEAL PERFECTED
INVOLVING TWELVE MILLION
DOLLARS-ALL THE VAUCE.
VILE HOUSES OF THE WEST
ARE CONSOLIDATED.

Chicago, May 9.--One Of the most
gigantic theatrical deals ever at.
temptel--the consolidation of all the
vaudeville houses from Cincinnati to
San Francisco, and from New Orleans
to Winnipeg. Canada-was pushed
forward toward 4 successful compile
ton today at meeting he,d in Chi
cage between all of the owners of
vaudeville houses in the territory
which the theatrical corporations will
control.
The meeting was held in secret
but II is known that the forming of
the different Western vaudeville in
terests into one corporation was prac-
tically completed. When the deal is
finally worked out the controlling cor
poration will possess sixty big vaude-
vile houses and will control theatri-
cal properly with value OF more
than 100000.
The men who are swinging the big
consolidation are Maurice Meyerficld
and Martin Beck, owners of the Or.
pheum vaudeville circuit, with
theaters in San Francisco and ,other
large western cities, Milton & Tate
of St Louis; Zeigler & Anderson of
Cincinnati and Indianapolis and Kohl
& Castle, of Chicago When these
men complete their deal It win mean
that all the receipts will go into one
pot, the expenses paid from them and
the profits of the sixty theaters
divided