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The Washington times., 1910-10-31
FOUR ARE KILLED
AS TRAINS CRASH

MONTEVIDEO. Mimi. Oct 31-Faur
stOckmen were crushed TO death in their
sleep, two injured so seriously that
there is slight chance Of their recovery.
and an engineer and fireman were badly
crippled when section four OF the Chi
cagO. Milwaukee and St. Paul east
bound passenger train No. from Butte
Mont, crashed into the rear end of the
stock train one mile west OF this placN
The stock train was backing on the
siding TO lei the passenger train by.
Engineer Parker and Fireman StiCkler
of the passenger jumped in time to save
themselves.
The Washington times., 1910-10-31
TREASURY CHANGES
NEAR COMPLETION
Work on Building May Be
Finished In Few
Weeks.

The United States Treasury is under
going its first real architectural changes
since 1869. Il viii take some weeks to
complete the work
The classic old structure. which has
met the needs of the Government for
more than half a century, is now being
altered TO provide greater storage space
for the country's money and greater
safety for the huge vaults where the
money lies.
Three new vaults are being built on
the west side of the building.
In connection with the construction Of
the three new vaults, the Administration
mas prepared a driveway leading 10 the
basement storage. for unloading money
delivered from the Bureau Of Engraving
ana Printing TO the Treasury.
The entrance from the Fifteenth street
side IS also being removed. Artists and
architects have agreed for years that
ms entrance materially married the ap-
pearance Of the building on that side.
W hen the approach is finally torn down
ana the doors sealed up the east side of
Inc treasury Will De greatly beautitied.
Ihlrty granite monoliths stand there
now IN an unbroken row.
The Washington times., 1910-10-31
REPORTS SAY SIBLEY
MAY MEYER RECOVER
Wife of Accused Representa-
tive Also Is In Critical
Condition.

FRANKLIN, Pa, Oct. Sword has
been received here from the home Of
Joseph c. Sibley that no hope is enter
tanned for the recovery Of either the
former Representative OF his wife.
II is thought that Mrs. Sibley's trou-
BILE, which IS principally mental, was
brought on by worry over the charges
brought against her husband as a can
didate for the Republican Congressional
nomination. An audit Of Sibley's 81, 500
primary election expense sheet IS set
for November Il, but It is not believed
that he will be able to appear. He IS
under indictment for conspiracy to cor
rupt voters.
The Washington times., 1910-10-31
Misses Morris
Give Up CITY Home.

The Misses Morris. sisters Of the late
Justice Martin Norris. have given up
their home on Massachusetts avenue
and have taken the Brown cottage,
Bradley lane, chevy Chase, for inc win
ter. Mrs. r. Z. Hastings. Miss Edgar
ina Hastings, and Miss Elizabeth Col
bert are with them.
Rear Admiral willard II. Brownson.
L. 5. y, and Mrs. BrOWnsCn, who are
TO Washington this week and open their
residence on y street for the winter.
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The newly acquired rooms Of the Oc-
taSOL Club, 1853 Fourteenth street, were
the scene OF an interesting event last
al an informal reception TO their friends.
The rooms We're Hastily decorated with
autumn flowers and the club cOlOrs.
blue and gray
During the evening a buffet supper
was served.
Among the guests were Miss Gladys
Mayer. Miss Reta BaeT. Miss Erustiua
Rich. Miss RhOda Mautner. Miss Leoua
Stern, Miss Bella SchiGman. Miss LG-
ralne Herman. Miss HOTteDSe Bylaw
ski. Miss Rose Frank. OF Baltimore.
Miss Dora SCEinmau. Miss Irene Elm
stein, Miss linda Jacob, Miss Sadie
We'll. Miss Reya Flelschmau, Miss Sarah
EOeuibsberger, Miss Margaret Kaufman
Block, Miss Evelyn Sampler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer FeIIheimer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Hillman. DR.. Joseph Heller, Tyler
NordlinEer. Ar ard Mrs. IT. Goodman.
Mr.. and Mrs. r Mayer, Mr. and Mrs.
A Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. !. Newman. Mr..
and Mrs NJ. Rich Milton Baer, r. Haas.
Bert Cohen, Percy Hirsch. and Nelson
Berliner. OF Baltimore.
The officers OF the club are Dave
Baer. president. lester Newman. vice
president; Joe kaufman. recording sec
rotary, Morris Eiseman, corresponding
secretary; Bernard Baer. treasurer.
Mrs. Maurice Marcus. Of Chicago. who
has been spending several weeks with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strdus
left the city today for her home. Her
sister, Mrs. l. Goodman, accompanied
her. and later In the season viii yisi'
Mrs. Solomon Meyers. Of Indianapolis
A luncheon will be given at Rauscher'
on "Wednesday, November =. by the Dis
trict Of Columbia Council Of Jewish
Women. the occasion being the fifteenth
anniversary Of the founding OF the or
J EanizatiOn.
The Washington times., 1910-10-31
OFFER TO EXTEND
STREET ACCEPTED
Commissioners Will Permit ]. Ford
Taylor TO Build Road Through
ASYLUM Grounds.
Asylum Grounds.

Being without funds for the purpose.
the Commissioners have accepted the
offer Of J. Ford Taylor. OF the Colonial
Real Estate Company, as the represent
aive Of owners Of property in Washing
ton Heights, TO extend Fourth street
southeast through the grounds OF the
Government Asylum for the Insane
II IS agreed also 70 construct a bridge
across Oxon run
The extension Of the thoroughfare
through the asylum grounds is author
led by the Secretary Of the Interior.
under act OF Congress The work viii
begin thin fifteen days, and viii be
done under the supervision OF the En-
gineer Department.
The Washington times., 1910-10-31
STAR OF NEW OPERA
TAKES AERIAL TRIP
Miss Bessie Abott First Woman
Passenger TO Fly With Louis
PauiG4u

Miss Bessie Ab0tt, the American
prima donna chosen for Mascasni's new
opera "yscbeI." q be presented at the
New Theai@r, new York. in December,
was the first woman 20 be taken aloft
In AN aiTship by Louis Paulhan-
The Invitation Of the daring aviator,
when & reached Miss ABBOTT. was re-
ceived enthusiastically. but the fight
was delayed while her business manager
had uer heavily insured against acct
dents. TIE flight finally took place
last Wednesday
d The ascent was made al Milan, Italy
The Washington times., 1910-10-31
Miss Adeline Culp Will
Make Debut Deem
Der s.
Washington Girl to Be
Presented to Society
at a Fea.

An interesting debutante from residen-
tial circles of Washington society IS
Miss Alkaline CUP. daughter OF the Vice
President OF the Southern Railway and
Mrs. J. NJ CuIp.
Miss Culp viii make her initial bow 10
formal society at n large TEA TO be given
by her parents az the IA niIy residence
on q street on the after ION OF Thurs
day. December g. The 3 viii be fol-
lowed by an informal 4ancs for the
receiving party that evening.
List summer Miss CUP accompanied
her parents on an extended trip abroad
Mr. Culp going as a delegate TO the
railway conference at Berne. Switzer-
land She is an accomplished young
woman and for the last year has at
tended the National Cathedral School.
after several years at a seminary near
Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1910-10-31
NEW STATE HURRIES
CONSTITUTION WORK

SANTA re, \. NJ. Oct. 2I.-The con
stituton Of the new State or New
Mexico wild probably be submitted 10
the next session OF Congress
Although there viii be four weeks Of
work, the leaders Of thu constitution
announced TODAY that they expect 70
complete the document before NOvem-
Der l.. After the convention adjourns
q special election VIII he held for the
ratification OF the document. and Il VIII
then be ready for submission to Con-
ETeSs in December
The Washington times., 1910-10-31
EACH CHILD GIVEN POTATO.

louisville, Pa, Oct a.-The
PottsviHe ChHdren's Home ~as in its
cellar today 100 bushels Of potatoes. pre-
scented by the children Of tie public
schools. The whole lot was raised by
each child carrying a potato u school
Other vegetables and cash contributions
were received from the pupils.
The Washington times., 1910-10-31
TO BOOM MISSISSIPPI

JACKSON, Miss, Oct 3l.-The Mis-
sissippi Commercial Secretaries As
sociation met in Jackson today and
discussed plans to encourage Industry,
induce immigration, ADVERSE the re-
sources and otherwise promote the ma
terial progress and welfare or the
State.
The Washington times., 1910-10-31
NEGRO CONFESSES
PURSE SNATCHING

Alfred Stewart, the negro arrested on
a charge of snatching the purse OF Miss
Fannie RabOy, Of 409 / street, on New
York avenue last Saturday night, has
confessed TO the police of the Second
precinct that he committed the theft
In the prisoners possession were
found q pOcketbOOlI. a handkerchief.
and several other articles which Miss
RaDOy identified as her prOperty
Stewart Will be aTralgned in the Police
Court tomorrow morning
The Washington times., 1910-10-31
BISHOP SCORES FOOTBALL.

ATLANTA, Ga, oct. S1.-'FootbaH is
Inherently and incurabIv bad" was the
way Bishop Warren a. Chandler. OF the
Southern Methodist church, concluded
his arraignment Of the game IN A ser
mon Yesterday. He spoke In scathing
terms Of the new rules'' and claimed
THAT the game appealed only to the
barbarOus side Of man.
The Washington times., 1910-10-31
MINING COMPANY sod.

PAERAL. Mexico. Oct 3L-The HI
GalgC Mining company has Deen sold
for SI,5ploJg in gold % a syndicate head
ed bv A. j. DfCQuatters. OF Dallas.
Texas The COMPANY was composed OF
pittsburg CAPITALISTS.
The Washington times., 1910-10-31
Mrs Seyboth
Hostess at Luncheon.

Mrs William Seyboth entertained at
a beautifully appointed luncheon in her
home on Eighteenth street Saturday. in
honor OF Miss Annette Smith. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. Scott Smith, whose
marriage 10 whitney Kipp. of New York
city. takes place November q Among
the guests were Miss Olive Wright. Miss
Naomi Galloway, Miss Lillian Menaugh,
Miss Helen Durnin, Miss Harriet Snow,
and Miss Esther SWEET.
Mrs. OrviIle Drown. daughter Of the
former Commissioner, and Mrs. Henry
L. West, will entertain the members of
the Sigma LamSda Sorority at a linen
shower, Tuesday evening in honor Of
Miss Annette Smith
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The old colonial home Of Mr.. ans Mrs
Melville G. Davis was the scene Of a
pretty tea Saturday afternoon when
Mrs Davis asked a number Of guests to
meet her house guest, Mrs. SOndrO. Of
Iowa. The house was tastefully decor
ated with autumn foliage. palms ara
white ChrySanthemumS. A string or
chestra played during the afternoon.
Mrs Davis was assisted in receiving
by her daughter. Mrs James wager
Hamilton. and Mrs. BIeakmOre and Mrs.
Reeve, assisted by number OF young
% girls. presided in the dining room.
Mrs SOndrol wore "A handsome gown
OF Russian lace draped over black satin:
Mrs. Davis work black embroidered grS-
nadine over satin. and Mrs. Hamilton
an imported gown Of cream crepe
meteor.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Day have as
their guests their son and dauEhteT-in-
law. MI and Mrs Rufus Day, who will
spend the winter in Washington.
Rear Admiral Charles T. Hutchins. L.
&. ", and Mrs. HUtchins VIII entertain
q dinner Thurgday evening in honor OF
Hiss Eleanor Terry and Lieutenant
Samperio.
The Washington times., 1910-10-31
Halloween Masked Dance to Be Given Tonight
By the Officers and Ladies at Fort Myer Va.
Mrs. Garrard and Mrs.
Barnhardt to Receive
Guests.
Misses Garrard Entertaining
House Guests for the
Occasion. .

The officers and ladies OF Fort Myer
will give a masked Halloween dance
this evening in the Administration
Building at the post.
Mrs. Garrard wife Of Colonel Gar
raTd, the commanding officer, and Mrs
George G. Barnhardt, wife of Captain
BaTnhardt. L. S. A, Will receive the
guests. The Cavalry Band at the post
will play for the dancing. The BALLROOM
win be effectively decorated for the Oc-
casion with autumn foliage and Hal
loween favors.
The Misses GarraTd, daughters Of
Colonel Garrard, have as their house
guests Miss Hirshinger, OF Charlotte, n.
G, and Miss Katherine Holbrook and
Miss Flora Swift, of Washington. the
latter two going over to the post just
for the dance.
Miss Marion Wise, niece Of Senator
and Mrs Newlands. who spent the SUM
mer with her uncle and aunt at their
place i'm Nevada, will spend several
weeks in New York with Dr. and Mrs.
Pritchard before coming to Washington
10 join Senator and Mrs. Newlands about
the last of November
The Washington times., 1910-10-31
LOCAL MENTION.

Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc.
Phila- Oyster & Chop House, 513 18th NV.
Weather Strip Put In,
c. d. Collins, Carpenter, 7l9 18th y. W.
The Washington times., 1910-10-31
Charles P. Taft
Leaves White House.

Charles p. Taft, brother Of the Presi-
dent, who spent the summer in Europe.
and who is en- route TO his home in Gin
Cinnati, Ohio, spent the weekend at
the White House.
The President and his brother. accom-
panied by Mrs. Taft's sister, Miss Her
ron. and Miss Helen Taft. took drive
through Rock Creek yesterday after
noon in the White House automobile.
The United States consul at Dunferm-
line, Scotland, and Mrs. Maxwell Blake
have arrived in Washington, and are
stopping at the Grafton Tor several
weeks. Mr.. Blake is on leave Of alb
scnce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ST. John New
berry, of Cleveland, Ohio. have an
nOunCed the engagement of their daUgh-
ter. Miss Wlnifred Newberry. TO Rich
ard Hooker, of Washington and Spring
field. Mass
Mr. Hooker is a member Of the ed
torial staff of the Springfield Republi-
can, and during the session of Congress
serves as its Washington correspondent
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-07-23
PERSONAL.

]. d. Whitney, who has been
manager Of the Idaho Champion
mine for the past several months
has returned to his home at Red
Bluffs. Calf. Mr. Whitney is
much impressed with the country
and expects to return shortly.
Z. H. Macdonald, who has
been making an exhaustive ex-
animation Of the adjacent dis
tricts, has returned To his home
at Butte, Mont.
Adolph Chalas. a mining engi-
neer and geologist is at present
making an examination Of the
Del Rio.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-07-23
500 ROCK
IN JUMBO
Old Buffalo Hump Mine
Makes Good.
ORE FOUND In LOWER LEVEL
Mill Now Running On Old
Concentrates.
ORE FOUND In LOWER LEVEL

II. Blaguere. one Of the leasers
Of the Jumbo mine in Buffalo
Hump, was in Elk Wednesday,
when it was learned that they
had found the ore shoot in the
lower or No. 4 tunnel.
A raise was started at a point
$50 feet from the portal, and
after going UP 30-feet, eight feet
Of ore was encountered, two feet
Of which goes better than $100 a
ton. When it is remembered
that this tunnel is some 400 feet
below no. 3, and all virgin
ground, it looks Ike it was a con-
tinuation Of the ore shoot that
paid 50 handsomely IN the upper
levels.
But those more familiar with
the mine are under the impress
sion that this is the same shoot
that was worked in No. 4 tunnel,
but was never found in Noe. 2
and 3. and If this Is the case IL
viii have a depth Of about 700
feet, as no. 4 tunnel which Is
about 1900 feet long gives q depth
of $50 feet.
Az the time Che 30. 4 tunnel
was driven, near where this raise
was started, 4 feet of very rich
ore was struck, bat no attention
was paid 10 d at that time, as the
management did not expect ~
dnd ore for quite q littIe distance
Deyond thie point Bat they
drove ahead for several hundred
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-07-23
MINE is NEVER FOUND
II Has Cor 70 Be Developed
from O Prospect

Salt Lake Mining Review A
mine Is never found ID Is made.
A surface bonanza Is q rarity,
and after discovery a large
amount Of development work
must be done, large sums ex-
pended in equipment before d
can maintain regular and proi-
table production a large majority
0f tle great mines ~ the country
only reaching 3 producing and
paying basis after large sums
have been devoted ~ develop
ment and exploratory work
And what Others have done ln
successful mining operation ean
be duplicated, can be done aeaini
apd lhif n ono of tle reasons
why tle mining |ndusily y 30
iaaclnatng ~ aillaoilYe ~ ihe
feeQrdf of ihe No5l aloN tlai
neN dlseoYeie9 alr also bong
maae n0y 0Ne ~ Nh.eh me Az
rlp0 HltN wpm|ao a Nele nle
mV pl0luom NJ Today Hlo0
llH Discovered
hflW ihf discovery ~ q pom
la.nF lHNap0e NNd Nlia0 lNN.
aif continually lfInf maN0 n
Ntaf.f AL Ha' AL N distant
fann ANf N.alNHH M lNe..
nan a|WNl AZ good 4 eaaNe NJ
4aAainN y lnp lNA' .nN.Hn
a lNfVlH HnNNlH Hn dividend
patNl AT bA NNolin Al l|N IN
f4lNlI N NN uaNN 4|0 iaN
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proposition M N4. lDNAN
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tfe NNh Nef faHAl'|f NHN
ilNf fNll a lsN'iI "A a ilNIsl
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-07-23
RICH SPECIMEN ORE
In AMERICAN EAGLE
Richest Ore Ever Found In Well Known Property
Other Mining News.

One Of the most sensational
strikes that ever occurred in the
Elk City district was made last
week in a drift in No. 3
tunnel Of the American Eagle
mine, when the miners broke into
five feet Of ore that apparently
seems to be more gold than
quartz. All who were fortunate
enough TO see the samples brought
in, unite in saying they were the
finest specimens ever taken from
this old producer.
A. w. Boyd, the manager, had
just left the mine for outside
points, and q messenger was sent
after him. He was Oyerhauled
at Newsome and given the sam
pies. He instructed Mr.. Curry,
who is in charge during his alb
sence, to close the mine TO all
outsiders until his return.
From what can be learned,
this strike was not unexpected,
as after the vein had been picked
up IN no. 3 tunnel. and a care
ful survey made, it was seen that
under the old management sey-
eral hundred feet Of work had
been done that was q dead loss
and not Ia line with the strike
Of Lae vein
Il can not be dednately learned
bow much of q back there rs 10
this Shoot. but u is well known
there is quite q good depth az
taie point in the tunnel
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-07-23
FIND JUMBO ORE SHOOT
Buffalo Hump Man Predicts
Activity This Season.

That mining in the Buffalo
Hump district will be made a
proven industry this season is the
opinion of Joseph Pelikan, in the
Spokane Chronicle.
Il have just had letter from
one Of my men there" Mr.. Peli-
kan said, "who tells ne that the
leasers in the Jumbo are now
completing their upraise from
the lower to the upper levels,
and that the working has been
all the way in 500 ore, Of
which they have a 5O0-foot
shoot.
"The mine was originally
worked by people who misman-
aged it. but since these Salt Lake
and Denver men have taken the
lease they have put the property
on its feet and within a very few
months it is due to be a big pro-
ducer.
zone Of the things that has
made mining difficult in the camp
IS the hatness with which the ore
ST. 9ots dip. Tunnels have been
run in under them time and again
and have totally missed The ore
because tha people who We're
driving them did not know
enough 10 make an up raise.
However the camp viii become
"a producer tRis summer, and a
big one, If things keep on
ron our property tAe Big
Badly we have a 37-foot vein,
with q 22o-foot shaft down on il
and cr0sscul in. we WiIl hold q
meeting in Spokane August 8, 10
complete arrangements for The
installation of q hoist pump.
compressor a0d other machinery
in oar mine
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-07-23

purchase of a mining property,
and once favorably passed upon
by competent expert authority,
it's operation and development
goes forward like clock-work,
and with a certainty of results
that almost eliminates any ques-
tion of doubt as to the outcome
of the enterprise.
In Utah. Nevada, Idaho, Ari-
zona, Oregon and Wyoming,
thousands Of people are taking
chance in legitimate mining
where there were but hundreds
a few years ago, and the success
that many Of these have met
with is one Of the reasons why
mining is constantly growing in
popularity; and this growth in
public favor is bound to continue
until the number Of new wealth
producers will have greatly out
numbered the wonderful bonanza
of the present day, or those now
embellishing the pages of even
now ancient history.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-07-23
FOREST FIRES.

For the past week papers COM
Ing from outside points contain
the startling announcement that
forest fires around Elk City are
beyond control and doing great
damage. At the present time
there ere no fires near Elk City,
and there has been none that
have done much damage. One
Of the largest fires IN this section
was between Orogrande and
Calender, but the heavy rain
checked that Wednesday night,
80 that the forest rangers now
have it under control.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-07-23

feet without any results, when
they got into financial difficulties
that forced them to close down,
At the present time the leasers
are dropping IA stamps, mostly
on concentrates that have been
chlorinated but still contain good
values, and some ore taken from
the new strike.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-07-23

Anaconda road. This is one of
the greatest Improvements made
in the Ten Mile district, as teams
can now go to the river before
unloading. A bridge will be put
across the river at this point and
the road continued on up Buck
horn creek, thus giving that sec
tion Of the country wagon trans
portation to outside points.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-07-23

Mr., and Mrs. JAS. Surridge, Of
Harpster, and Miss Katherine
Felde, OF Peoria, llls., arrived
Elk City Thursday evening, for
q little outing. Miss ye.de Is q
cousin Of Mrs. Surrilge.
A. $. McCaiiery professor Of
mining al the state university al
Moscow, passed through lslk Clty
this week, Oh his way % Dixie
and Chamberlain basin fog an
outing
W. ~ Robinson Went over %
Dixie Friday
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-07-23
oRooRAsDE DISTRICT
Al tlle Twin bptte

1ho 1WIn l;uite mlll NJ pob
runDlnq NJ M fpll capacity
crush|nQ 81 ionf q day Tho
cya0|de plant fQr the ueaimenf
Of ihe ooneepNaies and eIlmef
lscomp'elod and has been started.
l if m|ne fAe maln bQrNng
lu0ne| la been arYe ahead
aad alul9 lea0 eNeQ4Hiafod
pAie reported NJ M NJ q
hlgllel e.a# IA 0l0 Nlm ihe 0N0
NON tlleN ~ oN y. la'|e0 inai
sai pi10l being 4ealNd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-09
Women Who Wear Well

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women. The freshness, the charm, tbs
brilliancs vanish like the bloom from q
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neglect. Few young women appreciate
the shock to the system through the
change which comes with marriage and
motherhood. Many neglect to deal with
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
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