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The Washington times., 1909-01-17
PROM" GIRLS FACE
BITTER WEATHER
Mrs. Taft and Daughter
Hear DR.. Coffin Preach at
Woolsey Hall.

NEW HAVEN Conn. Jan. lin the
teeth OF cold northeastern that almost
swept them off the pavements and
chilled them 10 the backbone the fair
prom girls found their Yale escorts
mighty good anchors this morning when
they trooped to WOOlsey Hall TO hear
the Rev Dr. Henry Sloane Coffin, Of
New York, deliver the prom sermon.
Mrs. William Howard Taft and her
daughter. Miss Helen TAFT. and her son.
Robert A Taft, were the cynosure Of ali
eyes In Mrs. Tafts party were also
Miss Harriet Anderson, OF Cincinnati a
girl friend Of Miss Helen. and Mrs. VIII
liam W. Farnum. society leader OF
this city, who is Mrs Taft's hostess dur
Ing her stay here.
AS Mrs. Farnum is an aunt OF Miss
Anderson, the house party features OF
the occasion are particularly delightful
10 all OF the party.
Dr. COhiE's sermon was particularly
pleasing 10 his audience for he avoided
doctrinal points He preached 10 them
of the development OF religious Ideas
from the childhood conceptions of Cod
20 the larger and fuller ideals Of right
eousness and Of ratherhO0d Of God ~
understood bJ- matureG minds The choir
or sixty students also save special
music
For a number of wears "a feature of
Prom SUNDAY at Yale has been the
ajmirinE review 10y the stays" after
the service, when they lined up out
side on the walk and forced the juniors
and seniors and their young lady
guests to pass between I0nr lines Of
smiling faces. But the faculty con
sideTed 10 too rude, even n friendly.
and forbade 1t hencef0rth.
Nevertheless the vestibule was crowd
ed with students for whose waiting
there was seemingly good excuse. be-
cause OF chill winds outside They
therefore saw the Queens" at close
range when they went out to take
their carriages among the snOwdrift-.
For Mrs. Taft who has been spending
several weeks iu balmy Georgia. the
sudden change TO chilling New England
winds. with high snowdrifts and Il sleet
storm as d churchgOiug aCCOmpanim emf
was trying today. But bundled up in
furs and IN WelI-Warmcd carriage SHE
made the best of 20 and seemed dcIieht-
ed 90 be with her Yale friends.
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NOTHING TO BE SAID.
SAYS GENERAL HAMS
He and Wife and Grandchildren
at Their Home
Here.

There Us nothing to be said at this
time regarding my son. Thornton
Hams If there was anything to give
cot I would be glad 20 tell you. lie
has been under IAN awful strain ana
is I'm need Of quiet and rest"
This was the statement made by
General Hams this afternoon at his
residence, SIS Eighteenth street
Upon their arrival i'm Washington
General Hams. his wife. and the chill
dren OF Thornton Hains and II Jen-
kins HaIus. hls two sons. went ir.me-
dtately TO their homes. General Hams
declared that it would be- some time
before Thornton Hams would come TO
MasNlmgtOn.
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SBCOND-HAND furniture store. containing
good salable slcCk OF EoJds, $50. owner leav-
ing city. go1d chance for immediate pur-
chaser. BOA 40, Times office jat5-1t
POOL ROOM 81 table sor ssle Win sto~k
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lin reside them. and one unknown woman
was found a dozen yards from the
track lying on the bank of the river.
She had been thrown through a brt ak
In the side OF the car.
Official Railroad Report.
Following Is the official report issued
by the Denver and Rio Grande railroad
officials on the wreck:
At 9.4l o'clock Friday night. train
NO. y Chlcago-Sau Francisco express.
with engine luS, which left Denver at
3 O'Clock yesterday morning. COIlided
with train No. 66, engines 5l3 and l121
an eastbOund freight train. one-half
mile west OF Dotsero Siding, which IS
sixteen miles east OF GlenWOOd and 81
miles west OF Denver.
NO. had orders TO wait al DotserO
until S;55 D. IN. for the freight tram.
and the collision occurred half mile west
Of DOJSerO at S.4l p. m. the passenger
ualn having passed DOtsCrO not later
man 9:4b p. m, or nine minutes ahead
or the time in the order.
Inc responsibility rests with the en-
glneeT and conductor OF train No s.
both of them old employees, having been
ia ne service of the company since
Second Friday Disaster.
The wreck on the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad Friday night was the
second great disaster on that road TO
happen on r Friday night. On Friday,
March Is. 1906. the Adobe wreck occur
red. Fifty people were killed and two
score others were injured in the col
llsion Of westbOund passenger train No.
and castbOund train No. To- At 2-3O
d. IN. the two trains were rounding a
curve between Beaver and Adobe sta
lions, near Pueblo, and only thirty-three
miles from the scene of the terrible
Eden wreck of 1904
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YALE WILL SEND
NO CREW ABROAD

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. lin
no event viii the Yale crew make d
trip to England next summer to meet
the victor in the Cambridge OXFORD race.
Yale rowing authorities have an
nOunCed that they viii only row the
Harvard race. and I'm the event Of win
ming viii look for no further laUrels.
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

PARTY HAVING knowledge OF moving pic
ture business desires % raise $1,000 in sums
Of 500 or more TO open house On Panusyt-
vania ave; viii repay the investment In 3
months. address BOX zoe, Times office.
ia17-Sl
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SWEDES TO LOCATE
IN WESTERN STATES
Hundred Families Are Expected to
Settle in Wisconsin and Min
nesota in Spring.

APPLETON. Wis. Jan. I1.-Georgc &.
Sherman expects to leave on january %.
on his eiEhty-f0urth trip 10 Europe. lie
viii return some time iu April and eN-
poets 20 bring with him colony Of
about "a hundred Swedish f8mIies whom
he viii locate iu tho northern Part of
Wisconsin and iu Minnesota.
ar Sherman also has 81 vast COLOMBIA
ton proposition on foot for south Caro-
Una ana Is now IN negotiations with
Governor AuseI and others, with "a view
of landing some hundreds of families
iu tha- State. A. deal ie also on foot
20 establish steamer line from Goth
erubUTg sweden, 20 Charleston, s. g..
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PROFESSOR A SUICIDE.

BATON ROUGE. La. Jan. I7.-Prot
b. =. Glbau OF tho Louisiana State
University, committed suicide here this
afternoon 10y shooting himself ia the
head. Prof Gilbau was one of the
directors OF the Gulf biological station.
and well known IN scientific circles. No
cause Is known Tor hls act.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WIDOW wishes babies to board AT her home
BOX 205, Times office. faII-5t
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female

VOW IS A GOOD TINE 10 prepare for
tlVi Service or Census positionE private and
confidential lessons or class instruction. in
ciuding books specially prepared and a tab
let O. problems, furnished free 70 those who
reElste4 and bring this advertisement.
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 81 East
edpitol 81. ia17-tW
SHORTHAND-Co.a plsts course IN syllable
system in $50 hours SO. including typewrit-
ing, positions guaranteed. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado Building oc27-tf
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THROWS ACID AT WIFE.

CAMDEN, ~. J., Jan. 17.-WiIliam
Cole this morning attempted to blind
and disfgure his wife by burning her
face with muTiatiC acid. He succeeded
In burning her neck. shoulders and
back, and had q desperate fighG with
her in his efforts to reach her race
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

IAIlI. F1R PAHIICULAho OF MD EuI-
LOWING PIACES-Clgar and CoutectiJusry.
price. 500, cigar and pooiroOm, price $l-if5
dairy lunch, price 500, rent So cafe pr "a
station price $500. terms produce stands.
leading market mOney-naker price sE.s.
corner grocery ne, price $500. rent So and
grocery and notion store nearby SUBURBS ia
district rent $50 rooms. price $3.50 NEW
YOPK BUSINESS BROKERS, l4-s Il nv
flE5-.f
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

Ohio Humane Society il they could fur
nish him with thirty dead cats The
request was refused and he inserted
an advertisement for the number he de
sired in 2 morning paper. Men and
boys hunted oats throughout the city
yesterday I'm hopes of obtaining the re-
ward Of 81 that SsttIer offered for the
thirty cat
II was learned at Ann Arbor today
that Sattlcr is a student at the Univer-
sity, but nothing is known of his need
for dead cats.
The Washington times., 1909-01-17
BALTIMORE'S BIRTHDAY.

BALTIMORE, Jan. I1.-Thls city will
attain It's 10 birthday ou Saturday ~
this week an 3 plans are under way 10
have little observance of the occasion
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

Advertisements viii be accepted az
any Of the following branch Offices
at regular Office rates. If it Is in
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele.
pinned direct TO The Times Main
$500, and a messenger will call to
collect
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GEORGETOw.

F.. p. WELLER Pharmacy 8534 NJ st. nv
Phone J.. 1903.
JAMES II. SMITH 1864 Wisconsin a,-
Phone ". SOCK.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

y HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
AN EASY INCOME; money In press cor
respondenCei eAperien2 % unnecessary; pleas
ant 9couIatloTs, send t'r PARTICULAR UNITED
PRESS 54EDIGAIE. san Francisco. IL
Any Intelligent person may earn good in
come corresponding for newspapers; expert
ence unnecessary. No. CauvassinE Send
for particulars. PRESS SYNDICATE. BOX
SSL Lockport, N. 7. no15-Su-3mo
CHARWOMAN. Apply JA0TTOR, Colorado
Building. jaI7-gt
COAT AND costume hands; only those eE-
perlenced need apply, N. PHILIPSBORN az
co $40 nth ST. NV. jal2-7t
EXPERIENCED fersers and catchers on
mangle. Apply Ndngle Department FRA
HEE-fCIDNiAC LAUNDRY, 18th and y sts
NV ja1s-5t
err. 70 work on collar and cuh machines
and shirt press FFsAZEE- POTOMAC LsALTN-
DRY COMPANY 18th and u SITS. nW.
jals-at
GLRL,-A pleasant appearing white orphan to
do general household work. Call 25l6 WOOdIey
pl. NV. just across old Rock Greek Bridge
20 the right jal4-4t
MILLINERY DESIGNERS and trinmers for
coming season. nrst-class position: large
store Address BOX $50, Times Office
jal6-st
NEW YORK FATTERS PARIORs AND
ACADEMY or DESIGNING.
DRESSCUTTIEG. DRESSMAKING.
LADIES' TAILORING. SEWING AND
FINISHING SCHOOL 1920 O ST the lsrz-
es.. oldest and most reliable French dress
cutting, designing and millinery school in
the world.
FRENCH PATTERNS CUT TO ORDER
jall-85t
WAITRESS-Nyh girl VINO has had expert
enae. CAFE. 'ta and VI SITS. NV. ja1I-3t
WAETED-By neat woman from country.
person 10 d. light ChaubgTgOTil OF 20 assist
IN private family. 81 "a ST. sw. 10
WOAIAN-.A middIe-aged coI0red woman for
general hOuseW0Tk in family OF @. bring
references Apply at 1850 sC. uw.. % IL
Q. m. Monday ana Tuesday. jal6-2t
YOUNG LADY to take charge OF ribbon de-
uzTtueut5 large store. good salary. parna-
neat posi- ton. Address BOX l9l, Times Of
fee. Ja16-5t
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BURY'5 PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SIS. Phone l.. 1873
The Washington times., 1909-01-17
NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

THE NEW WAY AT THE WASHINGTON
E.EATEDIAI.and HYGIENE INSTITUTE and
SANITARIJM. OUR METHOD OF RE
STORING THE CIRCULATION Of the
BLOOD and NER-NO VITAL FLUIDS OF the
B O ID y CURES LOCOMOINOR-A TA XIA
R4ET- AhATISM, BRIGHT DISEASE. All
ments Of the Digestive Organs and Nervous
System that FORBID SLEEP, make LIFE
MISERABLE and WALKING IMPOSSIBLE
OUR SANITARICM VIII care for YOU while
reEaIning your health. Lady assistant.
Prof. H. y D Parker. 1022 Ninth street NV
H1--rs 10 10 s. Sundays. 10 10 J. and by ap-
u1luJnent Phone 4112 Consultation and
TREATMENT at your HOME when required
fa16-Tf
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

CHEVY CHASE. ND.
4. A. SOME Nan.
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

ETH ST. NV 21-723-1xceedIngly large
well furnished Cd floor front. modern bath.
also single room faI--5t
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The Washington Times makes
special Cash-in-advance rates for
Classified Advertising.
CLASS A
one cent O. word each insertion. Minimum
CLASS b
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be accent,

Three times within one week g csuta q,
lines times, consecutlvelys 30 cents line
Minimum HpaCe. linea
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G ST, NV. uI3-Newly furnished steam
fafT-3t
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X ST NV. 40e-Furuished front room ggit4
Or without Housekeeping; gas and heat. s
and So per month iaIT-sf
The Washington times., 1909-01-17
Wh0Ie FamIIles KilIed-

4 DItl.ui feature OF this wreck Is that
several entire families were .u the chair
car. and of these families all but the
one little girl were killed
Ia the first section of the tourist
sleeper four little girls were found two
iu each berth. They had gone to sleeD
with their arms about each others
uecks and this is the way the workers
found them. Death had come so sud
denly that they passed from the first
sound sleep Of childhood 20 the long
one that has no waking.
Two men, hurled forward from the
sections ia tho rear were found jammed
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

SEE Us IF YOU WISH TO SELL OR Buy
BUSIN ElSS. In our new uD-tO-1ate Offices
We can handle your business better than ever
before. Established 1895. NEW YORK BUS
MESS BROKERS' 1923 r nv fai5-4t
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

NINTH ST. NV, 1O22-NtCe furnished rooms.
single or en- suite steam heat; SO 10 500
reception room; phone NJ. 4lI2 fal6-st
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

TWO-THIRDS actual value VIII bug excel
lent corner grocery store NV. rent 81, lna
stand; daily sales. $50 sickness cause. NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1923 I lH-
5aI5-at
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

G ST. NV, f329-Beautlful stearn-besfsf
rooms. privilege swimming pools, shower
baths, etc. faIs-et
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

G ST. NV 453-Large han room with closet.
faI5-et
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

10TH ST Ne g8s-Tw0 nicely furnished
rooms furnace heat gas. light houseksep-
ing. fal7-sf
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

Now FURNITURE store, Just open AZ %
18th 81. between and New York ave nv.
several car loads the jamestown ENposI-
ton furniture and stoves Of hotel and boarl-
ing house supplies Tor sale az nearly half
price. 1aL5-TJ
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

9TH ST. SW. 6u-I~ro furnished front
rooms; light housekeeping; heat. gas; bath
IL
The Washington times., 1909-01-17
MILLINERY.

MRS. NJ r. HOFFMAN. Muiner. formerly
with Blum Bros. now located az 500 Pa.
ave. SO. Millinery, Notions and Underwear.
islb-8nt
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

20 ST NV, 23l-One PLEASANT / room: I
large windows first floor near all car lines
and Government buildings; for 1 or men;
$40 a month. iafg-zf
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

HARVARD ST. NV, Is72-Nswiv osrs--7
Bonable- 5ais -
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

G ST. Ne 1n-Sear Capitol; furnished e5-7-
municating rooms; housekeeping. ials-zt
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

H ST. NV. l2l5-Nios warm rooms: good
BEDS hot water fag7-st
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

A BUSINESS Nan with small capital O.
JOSH me- ia the poultry and ess farming. L
have the farm and customers. but need mer8
capital this is no fake or scheme. chance 80
make money. BON $50, Times oilte.
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

Mrs. Annie Murphy. wife OF Thomas
Murphy. died AT her home, 200 Frank
lin street, about o'clock this morning
Mrs Murphy, who was formerly a Miss
Ford was highly esteemed in the com
muuity. She was twenty-four years Of
age, ana lis survived by her husband.
Her funeral viii be held from st. Mary's
CathOuC Church next Tuesday at $3.50
clock.
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

= St. NV, l2l3-TWO pleasant ro0Tns fIr-
nished completely for light housekeeping:
helt. bath and gas convenient 10 two car
nc. iaIB-6t
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

E4E ST. Nv, 6as-One elegantly furnished
phone. n
The Washington times., 1909-01-17

lLfH ST NV, 10l4-FurnIshed room on the
"a noori next bo bath, hot-water heat II
The Washington times., 1909-01-17
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALE

A PLACE as maniCurist in q hrst-class hote
barber shop BOX 2l5. Times Office. jaI7-3t
BY RESPECTABLFI woman, place cleaning
in apartment house or building. 2014 18th 81
NV. fa16.2t
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msss4es Un4is afser chsstzaas.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec Clark
Eantssr. 2 vel known resident al this
tatg md sOa of Dr. w II Clutter.
committed suicide by sending Two fri-
1sts Into his body He left this brief
note. = waited untaI after Christ
asals. tAss my family might eusor the
sSolSdaEs. and cursldn't dessrpy Christ
1nas Eleasare I've waited rs long IS
ran Tn tired 81 life. that's sla X
Tie father of The suicide, rho IL crit
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IOWA FALLS. der. s-goan vi
cse@gou ws2 buried ia q SEWER aF
7ise caving sD 81 i,otsa sssea- A9tSorrh
he wsas fwsatyO1s feet uzassp ground
IT, gas Ding on before he wae snso n
cred. lie is q aeryoas rfeck bal mhss
reepver
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Net the usual kina.

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De for women" WHY so7 ai.ays
understood Il Was fire. Here lsau6e
Binks ID taking lessons. and she tod
me Yesterday she was learning how
to feint"