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The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
Filipino Bend Concert.

At the Belasco Theater this afternoon
at 40 the famous Philippines Constab-
ulary Band viii give another OF their pop
ulsr concerts. SO many requests have
been made fer midweek concert 10 en-
able those to hear the band who for some
reasons could not attend the Sunday night
concerts that the management made spe-
cial arrangements for the band 10 return
to Washington to-day. The programme
viii be unusually interesting. as IL has
been wholly arranged from request sslec-
tions which have been pouring into the
Belasco by every mail This Filipino band
organization has broken every record in
Washington for attendance. the houses
having been sold out for the last three
Sunday performances. This Is ample
proof Of the musical merit Of the organ
ization. as apart from the natural curl
osity to see an Oriental band vino four
years ago took the St Louis Exposition
BY storm. and who seven years ago had
never seen OF heard Of the instruments
they now play SO efficiently.
Following is the programme:
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bats. in their gay kits and taTtans viii
offer wonderfully diversing and unique
feature. Raymond and CaverIy. the
German wizards of joy. IN their best
musical comedy. "A Booming Town" viii
keep fyn from tagging, and Harry Lin
ton and Anita Laurence viii reinforce
the laughter-makers with their amusing
cou.edietta, entitled Just Married
Willie Westor. viii win favor b. his
singing representations OF stage ceiebri-
ties Ruby Raymond and company. in
Street Crehins al the Amateur Con-
test. and the amusing motion pictures
viii give the bin a happy conclusion. The
advance sale is in progress.
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The Iyceuu-

At the New Lyceum Thester for the
week beginning next Monday, the star
Show Girls" will be seen. The produc-
ton is said to be new In its entirety.
with a cast OF well-kROwu entertainers.
including several notablrs that have
Good. clean comedy IS the rule through
ont the show, it is said and the oiio RiH
contain some startling variety acts a
large and sood-lookinB chorus viii have
a prominent part Of the entertainment
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

THE COLUMBIA
The Whirpool .........---..At 2:l5 and s.l5 r. n.
plsy Of modern New York life BY Maxi
milan Foster, Weil-knOEn writer Of short
stories.
TIE REIASCO
z. H. Sothern IN IF Were King AT sls ?. n
THE NATIONAL.
The Golden Butterfly -----.--.-..-.-.-At so 2. n
De koven and Smith comic opera, BY the
Grzce Van StuddifOrd Orera Company. tserg-
CO.'S scenCTy and elaborate costumes Music
and book Up 20 standsri-
THE ACADEMY
A Child ~ the Regiment At 2.l5 and 5-l5 r. n.
Stirring melodrama q lie on the Western
plains
CHASE'S.
vaudeville 2l5 and SIS p n
GAYETY
Burlssque- 2:l5 ard s:Is n n
LTCEUM
Burissgue. 2d5 ard SIS p n.
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PLANS MESSAGE TO MARS.
Observatory May he Established in
Texas Town

Observatory May BE Established in
Texas Town
Fort Worth. Texas. April "a message
received here to-day from Robert Atwood.
professor Of atronomy % Johns Hopkins
University. at Baltimore practically
agrees 10 the establishment q an OBJ
servatory st stamford. in West Texas.
whi-h viii he used in an effort 70 commu-
nicate with the planet Mars.
The citizens of Stamford have agreed
to put up q bonus for Prof Wood, pro
vided il viii not exceed S5QOlo-
Prof Wood in his dispatch SAYS the ex-
periments with his twenty-inch mercury
mirror resulted IN progress and until he
completes these, II viii be unwise 10 build
a giant mercury mirror, such as Stamford
agrees to furnish. which will he nun
dred feet in diameter.
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Rice and Bsrton's Rose Hin Folly Com
pany win be the attraction az tie Gay
ETY. Tteater next week knights Of the
Red Garter" the musical comedy IN
which the troupe viii appear. is said 10
be full Of pleasing music, clean comedy,
and pretty girls, while the headliners Of
the company are people who have won
fame for their work IN burlesque fl the
past. An olio Of up-to-date and high
class vaudeville acts will be one Of the
strongest drawing cards Of this show
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

This attractive and pretty separate
1alst Is developed n cream colo-ed
French batiste. The full body portion Is
gathered into 4 pointed yoke cf The ba-
tiSte at the front. the back being tucked
from shoulder to waist line. This pointed
Joke Is hand-embroidered II q design OF
forget-ne-nots and their foliage IN their
natural oolozs, worked With nercerized
cotton; OF. Il desired. enhYoide-y inseF-
Ton may be used IN place OF the hand
embroidery. The yoke Is outlined With
cram cOt0red lace insertion. similar IL
sertio1 trimming the collar. which Is
also observation-disclosures. The cioSe-fttin9
fGIl-lsngth sleeves are trimmed With the
hand-embroidery and lace insertion and
finished with g narrow edging. similar
edging trimming the collar. The pattern
Is in s sizes-2 70 z inches bust measure.
For S bust the waist requires * yards
OF material % inches wide. yards z
inches vide. Zs yards % inches vide. or
IA yards Z inches wide; 81 yards Of
embroidery insertion. yards OF lace IN
sertion and "a yards Of lace edging-
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JAPAN a COMPETITOR.
GOV. Draper Speaks at Cotton Mems
Convention

Convention.
Boston, April 2S-Gov. Draper. told the
National Association Of Cotton Manu-
facturers at the opening Of their coaven-
tion here to-day that they should serious
" consider the competition Of Japan in
the sale Of cotton goods in the Orient.
James R McCou, Of Pawtucket. was
awarded the association medal for 1909
for the best paper read at meeting Of
the association The paper for which the
prize vas awarded was on the subject Of
better relations Of the association with
foreign manufacturers
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IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Page Five.

play anG the receipts will go toward the
/ fund for the free wsrd OF Provide7cs
/ Hospital The boxes are being sold hv
Ms. james T. Barbour al the Connec-
ticut
Mr. and Mrs q. F. Clifford announce
/ the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
/ Leonora Powell. ard 8Ir. Morgan P. S5a-
I Ter Of New York city. who is now an
gagged in business at Washington. Pa. The
wedding viii take place early in June.
Miss Nuriel White. daughter Of the
American Ambassador. Henry White. was
married yesterday TO Count Hermann
Scherr Taoss. o. the Royal Prussian
Cuirassiers- The ceremony was performed
in the Marie Of the Eighth Arrondisse-
ment. by Roger Allen. the mayor.
il was purely civil ceremony and
was witnessed by the immediate families
Of the bride and bridegroom, with the
exception Of the bridegroom-s mother.
who was i'll. and by a few friends.
Wedding gifts TO the value Of many
thousands Of dollars were received by
the pair Ambassador White gave his
d
gave EeT daughter silver mounted
dressing case Their joint gifts to their
daughter we're a diamond tiara. diamond
: earrings. and a dinner service. The
parents Of the Bridegroom gave a dia-
mond scescent. table silverware.
piano. and house furniture The bride
groom s presents were a cabochon
sapphire. diamond bracelet, and other
jewels
L was intended to have the ceremony
I in a Protestant church. but Cardinal
kOpp. Bishop OF Breslau. refused per
mission for such a ceremony. II is said
he acted on the advice of Mgr. Amitte.
Archbishop Of Paris, who is opposed 10
mixed marriages, and decided to make a
striking example Of the Ambassadors
daughter.
The action occasioned a great deal of
comment and drew the fire of Mr.. White.
VINO announced. as soon as the cardinals
decision was made that he would not
attend a religious ceremony in Catholic
church.
The marriage Of Miss Fife J. Keiser,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Elias Keiser.
of Friendship Heights. 10 Z. Reeves
Braddock, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Bra6dock. took place last evening at the
Rhode Island Avenue NJ E. Church.
Rev J. II. Gil, the pastor. Officiating
Miss Rena Braddock. sister OF the bride
groom, was maid OF honor. and MI Pres
ton B. Ray. Of Silver Spring. acted as
best man. The ushers were William E
Prettyman, Of Rockville; George F. Brad
dock, brother Of the bridegroom; Tasco
N Weir, Of Falls Church, and l. Earle
Ritter. Of Friendship Heights.
Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple left for an extended honey
moon trip through the North. Mr.. and
Mrs BraddOck viii be al home in Friend
ship Heights after June /
Mrs. Buell., Of Nashville. Tenn. is the
guest OF her cousin. Mrs Albert Akers.
al the Farragut Mrs. Buell. is the widow
OF Gen George P Buell., [. g. A.
Mr.. and Mrs David Gardner. Of wash
ington, are spending the week at the
Plaza, in New York. having gone over
for the wedding Of Miss Langhorne and
Mr.. Phipps
Former Secretary of Commerce and
labor and Mrs Oscar Straus, who have
been IN Cuba, and at Hot Springs. Va,
since the inauguration, are now at the
Plaza IN New York. fur a brief stay.
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MOTHER GOOSE WITH VARIATIONS
By HELEN ROWLAND.
CRe Form of PdreSiS.

Little girl little girl. where have you been?
To pink tea where there weren't any men
Little girl little girl. what did you there?
stood my hind legs longed for a chair!
Little girl little girl. why did YOU go?
Merciful Heavens. ! really know.
For each time I 60. conviction increases
That afternoon teas form Of paresis.
The Easiest Way.
Jack nimble. Jack quick
Jack knocked the candestick.
And there in the dark he hastily kissed her
9No. children the girl not his ssterD
Why didn't kiss she said
But Jack Only laughed shook his head
Such churiish thing 7 would do.
Why. that would be putting blame on yout
I'm not that kind of prudent CRATER.
always kiss frst-and then after.r
Cupid and CU5fdifV
Ding. dong. dell! Pussy's IN the SWELL
Who put her in? Fathers long gresnr-
Who will take out7 Some bogus count no 5oubt
For every little foreign "dook'
Has Pussy's Docketbook.
And when she weds the fault viii be
Not Cupid. but cupdity.
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When you have losJ OF found anything.
telephone an advertisement &c Tho Wash
ington Herald. and bill VIII be sent Eou
at cent word
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
LIVE STOCK CAN LAND.
London Board of Agriculture Raises
Quarantine

Quarantine.
London. April 2s-The beard Of aE-i-
culture las revoked its order prohibiting
the landing Of live stock from PennsyI-
vania and other states.
The prohibition against landing hay and
straw from PENNSYLVANIA. New Jersey
New York. Maryland and Delaware, re-
mains in force
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When you have lost OF found anything,
telephone an advertisement 10 The Wash
ingtOn Herald and bill viii be sent you
at l cent word
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The RHIs Of Three

Simple Irritation Is vexation,
And marriage is as bad
The game Of three perplexes ne
yet every ones got an afHnitvD
And divorce viii drive me mad
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Size desired.

Size desired...........
FIJI out the numbered coupon and
cut out pattern, and inclose with 10c
n stamps or coin, addressed to Pat
tern Department, Washington Herald,
Washington, D. c.
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TRANSFER PATTERNS.

Upon receips Of Jhis pattern. o-ds-ed o. ooupoa
below. plsce the rough OF glazed SIDE Of pattern
down on material to be stamped then ress h0t
fst-irO1 on the hack or smooth side q the pattern
"a careful not 10 Iet rasfe-u sliul
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pay anG the receipts will go toward the
iund foT the free wsrd Of Providence
hospital The boxes are being sold by
MS james + Barbour al the Connec-
ticut.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

Mr. and Mrs - ?. Clifford announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Leonora Powell, ard Mr Morgan r. Saa-
Ter. Of New York city. who is now en-
gaged in business at Washington. Pa. The
wedding viii take place early in June.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

Former Secretary Of Commerce and
labor and Mrs Oscar Straus, who have
been IN Cuba, and at Hot Springs. Va,
since the inauguration, are now at the
Plaza. IN New York. fur brief stay.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

Mr.. and MIS- David Gardner. Of Wash
ington, are spending the week at the
Plaza, in New York. having gone over
for the wedding Of Miss Banghorne and
Mr. Phipps-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-16
WOMAN GETS DAMAGES
FOR TIME SPENT IN JAIL
Thousand Dollars an Hour Awarded
san Francisco Millincr for False
Imprisonment.

San Francisco, Feb ia thous-
and dollars an hour for seven hours
spent in Jail was the compensation
awarded Mrs. Annette Hartzell, To-
cal milliner. today by the jury whicn
has Heard the evidence In the $4,000
damage suit brought by Mrs Hartzeil
against John y. Murphy representa-
tive of a Chicago Wholesale cstab-
lishment Mrs. IIartzell was arrested
In 1906 on % complaint by Murphy
charging her with securing q bill of
goods from him under false rcpresen-
tations She spcnt seven hours In
Jail Tho complaint was dismissed
and Mrs. Hatzell filed suit for dam
ages resulting from false imprison-
prisonment, asking s25.O00 The jury
awarded her 81 .000 The fact that
Mrs Hartzell's picture appeared in 10
cal papers with number written
across IT, showing that II came from
the police roguos gallery" partic-
uiarly impressed the Jurors and in
clined them in the woman's favor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-16
IOWA HONORS MEMORY
OF P0PULIST CHIEF TAIN
Portrait OF General weaver Unveiled
In state House.

Dos Moines. Iowa, Feb with
William j. Bryan, as 'thc principal
orator and the Iowa legislature as an
audience unique event took place
at the state house today In the unvell-
ing OF the portrait of General james
g. Weaver OF ColfaX Tho portrait II
the gift of admiring friends to the
state historical department and the
occasion Is the anniversary of the at
tack Of the second regiment upon
Fort Donelson of which General
Weaver was member. Tho unveil-
ing took place in the house cham
her at o'clock with Governor u. #.
Carroll presiding. Mr.. Bryan spoke
for an hour upon the patriotism OF
General Weaver with whom he had
been associated for several years.
The portrait is life size painting and
is the work of Charles A. cummlns.
General Weaver was present as the
guest of honor of the Iowa lcgisia-
ture This evening a banquet occur
red 10 further honor one of Iowa $
notable citizens
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-16
PRESIDENT MAY IRCE SENATE
10 PASS iktiJ. Ar ONCE

Representative Watson, OF lndiane.
tropublicanl, saw the president this
morning regarding the ARIZONA NJ"
Mexico statehood bill Mr. Watson
had no fear az far as the house WAS
concerned. but he Is confident that
stubborn fight VIII be made on tie
bill in the senate
The president, he says. Is hopeful
that the two states will be admitted
with this session Of congress, ana Il is
understood that he viii bring prcs~
sure to bear to remove the objections
on the senate side
II Is probable now that the house
has acted on statehood. the pres
idont VIII call Oh the republican
leaders IN the senate to exert their
Influence to push the bill through.
This, at least. is the impression that
Representative Watson gave out. Per-
sonally he said, he hoped the bin
would go through with ns little delay
as possible. ana this hope, he said,
the president shared heartily
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-16
COUNTY
COMES UP
TO-DAY
EARLY PASSAGE OF
MEASURE IS PREDICTED
County Division Situation at
Capital Grows interesting;
Movement TO Change Name
and Boundaries of Mora,
Morning journal Bureau,
The Palace Hotel.



The county division situation here
is becoming rapidly more interesting.
The council committee on county
lines, which now has N its hands
bills creating Curry Taft and Bent
counties has begun consideration Of
the Curry and Bent county bills and
It is not unlikely that the Curry
county bin will be reported tomor-
row. Should this be done, this bill
win pass without serious opposition
The opposition to the Bent county
bin, although it Is strong. IL not as
determined. apparently. as Il was at
the beginning of the session. and the
friends of the measure have By no
means given up hope OF passing t.
The situation as regards this bin Is
likely 10 be further complicated BY
plan to change the county seat of
Mora county from the town of Mora.
to the town of Wagon Mound, on the
Santa Fe railway. and change the
name of Mora county to Nolan coun-
ty. with this movement it would be
proposed To take in portion of
southern Colfax county. including the
town OF Springer. where there is said
to he some sentiment in favor Of the
change
The CHIEF backer Of this plan, It is
understood, is J X. Aguiar, a veal
thy merchant, of Wagon Mound
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-16
TWITCHEI.L TO ADDERSS
THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Colonel Ralph r. Twitchell is 10
deliver a lecture In Santa Fc on the
cath of this month. under the aus
pices of the New Mexico Historical
society, which promises to be an
epoch making oveut in the history ot
This society. dealing az It viii, IN q
broad and scholarly way, with the en-
tire period of the American occupn-
tion of New Mexico
Colonel Twitchell has been engaged
for fifteen years in compiling tho data
which will be given in this lecture.
and which viii be published in the
near future in elaborated form as a
history OF this period of New Mexico's
Development This book promises to
be the most important publication Of
a historical nature thus far attempted
ana Is part of the history Of New
Mexico which Colonel Twitchcll Is on
gagged In writing
The lecture becomes OF special In
tcrcst because Of some seventy five
splendid colorcd slides with which It
win be illustrated These pictures Il
majority of them made from photo
graphs. daguerrotypcs or original
sketches made during the period. are
of great value and of the highest IN
torest.
The representative of the Morning
Journal saw these slides today, ana
they and the photographs ond
sketches from which they we're made,
form what Is undoubtedly the most
valuable collection OF its Kind IN the
southwest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-16
PASSENGER TRAIN HITS
BURL INGT0N PILE DRIVER

Plattsmouth Neb.. Feb i5.--
Through misunderstanding OF or
ders Burlington passenger train 40.
8. castbound was wrecked today at
La Platte, By collidlng with Il pile
driver attached to "a work train None
of the passengers were injured. but
Engineer G.. H. Moore ana Fireman
Schaefer of tbs passenger train were
hurt the former seriously. The en-
gine was badly smashed. The crew
Of the work train jumped when they
saw the collision was Inevitable.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-16
EARTHQUAKE CAUSES
NEW MENACE TO SHIPS
Rocks Near Santa barbara. Cal. Sink
10 Almost Sea Level.

Los Angeles, cal. Feb. 15--lt is
reported that Beggs rocks. located in
the outside channel between Santa
Barbara and san Nicholas islands
have recently sunk into the ocean.
probably as the result OF an earth
quake and now constitute serious
menace to navigation Captain kee-
gan. of the schooner Cecilia Sudden.
arriving at San Pedro. reports that
he came near the rocks which are
charted as showing forty feet above
high tide and found them but four
feet above the water al almost low
tide. The photographic office in san
Francisco had been notified.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-16
SNOWBOUNO PARTY
IN DANGER Of
STARVATION
Workmen Caught on Bleak
AIpine Pass in Colorado Must
Have Help at Once or Perish
MISerabIy,

BY Morning Journal Special Leased wirel
Bueua Vista colo. Feb 10 -
Snowhound at the crest Of the contin-
entai divide at Alpine tunnel on the
Colorado and Southern railroad a
party of seven Is in Imminent dam
ger of starvation, according to party
of nine men who reached here last
night after terrible struggle
through the deer snow. The men who
arrive here are snow shovelers and
left Alpine Pass. 1900 feet above
the sea level, Friday morning Ten
hours were spent In making the first
six miles as only six Of the party had
snoWshoes The snow In places was
found to be from twenty 20 fifty feet
IN depth, ana at number Of times
the little party had narrow escapes
from death by snow slides
According to their stories the party
at Alpine tunnel consists of Lagry
Waters and his wife, who run the
eating house. and five trackmen,
three of them sick They had moth
ing left to eat except a limited sup
ply of coffee and flour enough for
about two DAYS, and yesterdays new
storm makes II problcmatical when
the rotary plows win be able to open
the iinc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-16
Bill TO Correct Clerical Errors
Would Also Fix Up Former
Boss'S Accounts With Berna-
IilIo County,
UNANIMOUS VOTE TO
RECONSIDER ADOPTED
Act as Passed Thursday Would
Have Cost Counties Of Ter
ritory Countless Thousands
of Dollars.
Morning journal Bureau,
The Palace Hotel,


A large and able bodied colored
gentleman concealed in The timber
which was used In the construction of
council biz No. 81 passed by the
council on Thursday, last was dis
covered during the recess and efrec-
lively slaughtered today when the
council, by unanimous vote recon-
sdercd the vote by which this bin
was passed and rccommitted il To the
committee on judiciary The bill was
introduced last week by Mr. Estevan
Baca, of Socorro county. and ii was
explained that 1t was for the pur-
pose OF allowing corrections of clerical
and other errors IN the accounts Of
public offices and for the adjustment
of accounts, where money had been
paid out of the wrong fund. shortly
after the passage of the bin by the
council on Thursday last, II became
apparent that the bin was for the
purpose of allowing Frank A. Hub
bell, one time treasure aud oX-boss of
Bernalillo county, to adjust his ac-
counts as county k'easurer upon
which accounts rs' Sep Of suits aro
now pending. Agaln-, the special and
direct advice Of the district attorney
his statutory advisor Hubhcll con
tinued in violation Of the Bateman
law. To pay out funds received from
taxes for the coming year To pay ac-
counts for the current year The re-
suit of this violation was a number
of suits brought by the county 10
recover the funds from Hubbell
Two years ago an effort was made
IN oqf a hin thrpDph tho lpoisIattIra
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-16
BERESF0RD'S FRIENDS TO
RALLY TO HIS SUPPORT

London Feb Admiral Lord
Charles ncrcsford. who. Il was an
nounccd tonight Vim vaeate the
post OF commander-in-c OF the
channel fleet March a. was seen to-
day regarding this statement and
said
/ can SAY nothing beyond this:
That it is my business TO obey my Or
ders and | viii haul down my flag
at the time the admralt' has ordered
me to do so
The service members Of parliament
nave decided to take an carly oppor-
tunity of questioning the ministry on
this matter Lord Berestord's friends
believe that he has been forced out
Of the navy hy the faction that fol-
lows Sir John Fisher. first lord of the
admiralty with whom he recently has
waged a constant strife.