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The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
800 Skirts Thar We're
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brown, gray and great many fancy Styles
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The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
Crowley Miner c0-Emsy Partridge BLACKWELL Crowley Muas C
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Two fine lots of Skirts that will BE-.
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been waiting for such a chance
The Detroit times., 1910-01-14

The beauty of this offering is that TWO HANDSOME
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PRICE OF ONE There just three hundred in the cole
of a kind to Tafeta Silks,
Silks Jerseys and Lace Waists all popular styles Al
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that whole 900 would be taken before closing
Saturday night-AT $2es EACH Second Floor.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
OLD SCHEDULE
ON BIO. WENT INFO EFFECT LAST
SUNDAY.

Restoration of the old schedule on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad by
which connections are made with the
Kanawha and Michigan trains, is
pleasing news to those living along
the line of the Kanawha and Michi-
gan railroad.
Commencing Sunday, February go,
all the trains on Kanawha and Michi-
gan railroad, northbound, will con-
meet with all trains on the Ohio river
division of the Baltimore and Ohio
road hear except Sunday. The Bal
timore and Ohio railroad has restored
the old schedule in effect before Nov
ember 81, by which the Baltimore
and Ohio trains for Pittsburg, Wheel
ing and Parkersburg will connect
with the hanawha and Michigan
trains No. sIand No, :.
On Sundays, Kanawha and Miehi-
gan train No. s, leaving Charleston
at 7:lo a. m. eastern time, will con-
meet with the through train to Pitts
burg, and the Pittsburg train on the
Baltimore and Ohio division will con,
meet will Kanawha and Michigan
train No. 4, arriving here at S:s.
| o'clock.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
WANT MAINE RAISED
SPANISH WAR VETERANS PRESENT RESO.
LUTON TO CONGRESS.

New York, n. Y, Feb. 2o.-Mid-
way in its course, the Maine memo
rial service of the United Spanish
War Veterans, held this afternoon in
Carnegie Hall, turned into a demon
stratiOn to influence congress to raise
the battleship Maine. By a rising vote
an audience which filed the hall
adopted resolution eondemning the
spectacle of the rusted hulk of the
ship, and the rotting bones of its
victims, abandoned without sepulchre
in alien waters and urging that
congress enact Legislation for the
immediate removal of the wreck to
our cwn shores and the recovery of
the remains of the unclaimed victims
for intermentin the national cemetery
at Arlington
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
RESIGNS HIS POSITION.

Mr.. George Meddaughs in the of
fee of the U. S. Inspectors, for the
past three years, has resigned his po-
sition here and will accept one of a
similar character somewhere else.
Mr.. Meddaughs has positions offered
him at Cincinnati, with large rail-
road concern; one in Washington
and one with the government at the
Brooklyn Navy Yards. He and his
charming wife left here last Friday
for Cincinnati to look over the situa-
ton there, but at the time of leaving
did not know whether he would re-
main or go on over east. Their many
friends here were sorry to see them
depart from here and will wish them
all success where ever they may H.
cate.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
A NOTABLE EVENT.

The Col. Chas. Lewis Chapter D.
A. R. met yesterday afternoon, at
the residence of Mrs. ]. NJ. H. BeaIe
to celebrate the birthday anniversary
of Washington. An admirable liter
AIRY program appropriate of the oc-
casion was carried out, varied with
some very delightful musical num-
bers, after which, thehostess extend
ed her gracious hospitality. An ele-
CANT luncheon was tastefully served,
and pleasant social hour thorough
ly enjoyed by all pres ent.
Owing to her husbands illness,
the Regent, Mrs. D. E. Newton, of
Hartford, could not attend the meet
ing, and her absence was greatly de-
plored. The guests were Mrs. Frank
Bell, of iGallipolis, Mesdames ]. D.
McCulloch, Geo. Pofenbarger, Mary
NJ. Bryan, p. S. Steenbergen, Ho-
mer Smith, Rankin Wiley, Ben
Franklin, Jr., and Misses Lizzie and
Lille Hogg.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
WORK TO BEGIN
SOON ON NEW TRACTION LINE, ClVCN.
An TO PITTSBURG.

The link between POmerOy and
Belpre, o., to be constructed in the
line of the proposed Electric railway
between Cincinnati and Pittsburg
will likely be commenced within a
very short while. The announce
ment has been made that all the
rights of way between Poaeroy and
Parkersburg opposite Belpre have
been procured as has also the fran
chise for the bridge from the council
of Be;pre, o., which bridge is to
span the Ohio river and give the
proposed road access into Parkers-
burg. Hence it appears that there
is nothing left to be done but to get
to work, and this it is said the com
pany will do right soon.
Along this section of the river the
same conditions are said to exist,
practically all the rights of way hnv-
ing been procured and everything
seems to be in readiness for active
operations to begin. Sometime ago
it was announced that preparations
were being made to begin the work
in the early spring all the way be-
tween Cincinnati and the Smoky
city.-GalIipolis Tribune.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
DEPLORABLE ACCIDENT.

]. Wallace Burdetie, son of ]. NJ.
Burdette, of this city, had the mis-
fortune to lose three of the fingers of
his right hand last Saturday morning.
Wallace is one of the strikers on the
Str. E. R. Andrews. The accident
occurred between Gallipolis and this
place and was caused by getting his
land caught in the machinery in some
way. The accommodating officials of
the Andrews rushed him here where
he was attended by doctors McEl-
fresh and Fadley. He is getting
along nicely at this writing and it
beis to hoped that no serious compHca-
tions set in. Wallace was one of the
star PLAYERS of our base ball team
last season and it is thought that the
accident will keep him out of the
game in the future. He still insists
that he will be river engineer.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
<. & N. IMPROVEMENTS
ALL HEAVY GRADES TO Be EMEATED
SOON.

Raiiruad contractors are now figur-
ing on an additional improvement for
the Eanawha & Michigan Railroad
which viii eliminate the heavy grades
and sharp curves on that line and
place the road in position to handle
any kind of freight traffic which may
be turned over to it, either north or
southbound.
The new work will consist of the
elevation of tracks and the straight
ening of the line opposite of this city
on the Ohio side, and willFequire an
expenditure of 100000. When this
work is completed the heaviest en-
gines and cars can be used in the
traffic either way and engines on the
Kanawha and Michigan can haul as
large loads as on the Hooking Valley.
This will be the last of the big i'm
prOyements to be made on the Kama
wha & Michigan.
The placing of this line in such ex-
cellent condition for heavy traffic
leads all railroad men to believe that
within few months there will be an
announcement of traffic arrange
ment with the virginians Railway,
giving that road a northern outlet.
The fact that the southbound as well
as the northbound grades are being
eliminated and the road being placed
in condition for the heaviest traffic
in both directions, makes it almost
certain that something is coming
which will give the Kanawha &
Michigan big traffic south bound as
well as northhound.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
From Our Renderson eorresponaent.

From our Henderson correspondent.
Henderson was the scene of three
attempted burglaries Saturday night,
all of which proved fruitless. The
store of woodward & Smith was the
first place tried, but the thieves were
discovered before they succeeded in
gaining entrance. Later on the
same night, someone tried to enter
the houses of Robt. Fierbaugh and
Arthur Murphy but were discovered
in5the act. The parties made their
escape this time, but in the future
will be met with warm reception.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
HAS APPENDICITIS.

Mr.. A. c. Cox has been critically
i'll at his home on Ohio street, for
the past two weeks. DR.. Lusher, of
Ben Lomond, was called in consulta-
ton with DR.. McElfresh last Friday
and they both agreed that Mr.. Cox
was suffering with a case of appendi-
citis. AT Mr.. Cox's age, an opera
ton is considered impossible and at
the.ame of going to press small hope
is held out for his recovery.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
DEATH OF YOUNG MAN.

Henry Noble, of Ironton, Ohio,
formerly of this place, died last FRI
day of tuberculosis. The deceased
was ee years old and leaves a wife,
mother and number of brother and
sisters to mourn their loss. The re-
mains were brought here Monday
and the funeral services were held at
his sisters, Mrs. Annie Smiths. In
terment followed at Lone Oak cem-
eterv.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23

VI AA0VVN
State vs., Grant Combs, felony.
Trial before the court and found not
guilty.
State vs.. Rupert Kayser, felony.
Case continued. Bond renewed with
Caroline Adkins and Viola F. Car
ruthers as sureties.
vina Haslett vs.. Henry Jenkins,
appeal from the decision of justice
.ction. Dismissed.
State vs.. Thomas Foley, burglary.
Tried before a jury for breaking into
the home of J. W. c!sHeslop, found
guilty of misdemeanor and sentenced
to so days in Jail.
State vs.. Ed Rifle, ct al, charged
with stealing brass. Tried before a
jury of seven and found guilty of
petty larceny. Ed. Rifle, 90 days !;
0. c. Hill, 4 month; Jasper Nc
Hume, months in fail.
Fannie Hart vs.. B. J. Cossin. No
service had on defendant.
Henry C. Combs VS.. Floyd G.
sayre. Dismissed.
James R. syrus vs.. L. T. McLain.
Non residence of parties. Security
asked for cost.
VIM. G. Yost VS.. W. R. Blazer,
ct al. Alias summons against Philip
Blazer.
Sarah E. Tippett vs.. John c.
stortz. Case continued because of
absence of witnesses, at cost of
plaintiff.
Iona Greer vs.. C. W. Alexander.
Continued because of absence of wit
nesses at cost of plaintiff.
E. B. Jones VS.. B. & o. R'y. Co.
Continued by agreement.
Kenton Iron & Steel Co., vs.. AL
win Adams. Continued by agreement.
Mary L. Moore vs.. May L. Moore.
Continued by agreement.
State vs.. May L. Moore. Con-
tinued.
B. A. Hall & Son vs.. W. H. Pof-
enbarger. Settled.
NJ. Wears vs.. J. L, Steele, COM
promised.
J. E, Mccoy vs.. J. o. McDer-
mitt, Sheriff. Plaintiff called, did
not answer and suit dismissed.
Chas. E. Hogg vs.. Kenton Iron
and steel 20. Continued.
John W. Boggess, admr vs.. Kenton
Iron & Steel Co. Continued.
Somerville & Somerville vs.. Ken
ton Iron & Steel Co. Continued.
Point Pleasant National Bank VS..
Samuel Myers Suit on a note.
Ordered agreed upon to entered.
John H. Spencer vs.. Wilkinson.
Continued.
W. H, Hoss vs.. B. & o. R'y Co.
Compromised and settled.
Merchants National Bank of La
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Cologne District E. Rollins
and wife to NARROW Russell, /! acre,
IS.
Robinson District.-Early Fowler
and wife to sOmerville & sOmerulle,
so acres, s4e5.
cooper.-Edward Hull and wife
to R. L. Barnett, Is 7.1s acres,
sla5.
clendenin.-D. F. Hobbs and wife
to S. T. Hobbs, Jr., 674 acres, valu-
able consideration.
f. Hobbs and wife to S. T. Hobbs,
Jr., 65l acres, valuable consideration.
S. 7. Hobbs and wife to D. F.
Hobbs, 81 acres and As rods, love
and affection.
Cologne and Union.-H. F. Smith
and others to Mat Greenlee, IS acres,
$500.
cologne.-w. A. Smith and wife
to NJ. A. Greenlee, "a I-I6 acres,
se6o.
clendenin.-s. T. Hobbs and wife
to E. Hobbs, 81 acres and 45 poles,
love and affection.
clendenin.-virginia E. Maddy
and husband to Charles A. Chapman,
65 acres, 5000.
cooper.-Alonzo Gill and wife to
Maggie 2. Peters, IS acres, $500.
Union.-Lula Cessin and husband
to W. A. Smith, interest in IS acres,
800.
Point Pleasant.-Rankin Wiley,
trustee, to L. S. Knapp, part of lot
No. 10, Sd teer, secs.
Union.-Bird Stone and wife to
Rosa Smith, q acres, sle5.
Union.-Clark G. Harris to Liz
zie Jacobs, interest in ee acres, So
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
FEBRUARY TERM OF CIRCUIT court
COMPLETED IT'S DUTIES TODAY-L.ARGE NUMBER
OF MINOR CASES TRIED.

,ASES lkEt.
ifayeste, Indiana, vs.. Thomas H.
Eemper, S. T. windOn and L. NJ.
Allen. in debt. Suit on a note.
Demurrer argued.
Edward Densser vs.. George W.
Rice, in eiectment. Motion to quash
notice is consi cred.
South Penn Oil Co., VS.. C. A.
SnOdgrass. In this case an applica-
ton was made for an injunction.
This application is being resisted by
the attorneys, and as yet, no de-
cision has been reached. Attorneys
present in the matter are Judge
Thomas Ryan Ofspencer, Judge John
H. Holt of Huntington, Charles
Dice of Lewisburg and Mr.. Duncan,
Mr.. Holts partner.
D. c. Davis, who sues, ETC., VS..
Hope Salt & Coal Co. The funds in
the hands of the special Commission
er, amounting to 'sl6, IS, are di-
rected by the court to be turned over
to the General Receiver Oft court,
Capt. S. L. Parsons, who is author
lied to loan same on interest.
Washington Yauger, VS.. Park l..
Roush, ct al, referred to commiss-
ioner John L. whitten, to ascertain
Indebtedness, etc.
The Merchants National Bank of
Lafayette, Indiania, a corporation,
vs.. Thomas H. Kemper, ct al. The
plaintiff being foreign corporation,
bond for costs was required.
State of West Virginia, VS.. Frank
Hale, mis-. Demurrer argued, sus-
tanned by the court and the prisoner
discharged from the Jail.
State of West Virginia, VS.. E. H.
Armstrong, felony. Tried before n
jury, found guilty of petty larceny,
penalty four months in Jail.
Point Pleasant National Bank. VS..
Myers Bros. in chancery. Judgment
in favor of plaintiff for Sl,l6S.91.
Robert Rayburn, vs.. George NJ.
Parsons, upon appeal. Tried before
jury; verdict for plaintiff, $1,000.
chas. 7. Hall, vs.. B. & o. Rail-
road Co., killing horse. Tried be-
fore jury; verdict, sl75 in favor of
the plaintiff. Motion made to set
verdict aside. Plaintiff offered to ac-
cept sls5 and end the case. Stands
undetermined, pending the decision
of the B. & o.
Alvin Gibbs, vs. Noah W. Roach,
ct al, in chancery. Report of the
commissioners, appointed to make
partition of the real estate, filed.
Exception fled to the report; over
ruled by the court and report con-
frmed. Real estate adjudged to the
different parties in accordance with
the report.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

Mrs. A. K. Fenton's condition is
not improved, and therefore under the
advice of her physician, DR.. Nc
Elfesh, she VIII leave to-day, for
Charleston, where she willenter a hos
pital and be under care of that noted
surgeon, DR.. cannady. Miss Mabel
Gibbons, who came down from Char
lesion last Thursday, will accompany
her sister, Mrs. Fenton.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23

I'VE are glad to state that Mrs. ].
p. R. B. Smith who has been so i'll
with La Grip, is at last convalescent,
and she and the Colonel are now the
honored guests at the Hotel Spencer,
Of their son, Mr.. Homer Smith, and
his, family.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23

If Senator JEFF Davis had his way
Hades would be the terminal of the
Standard Oil pipe system, but as the
supply of fuel down there is under
stood to be inexhaustible, and as we
need it on earth, his scheme will
have to be discarded as impracticable.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
a VALENTINE AFTERMATH

At the conclusion ofthe program
arranged for the regular meeting of
the Four O'clock Club, with Miss
MccuIloch, Thursday, February 18th,
the members in Attendance were
agreeably surprised when Mrs. Will
lam Steenbergen invited them into
the dining room to partake of a
prettiiy appointed luncheon in honor
of her sister, Miss McCulloch's birth
day, which had occurred on Febru-
airy 18th, St. Valentines Day.
Consequently, hearts, cupids and
arrows were conspicuous in the
decorations wherever they deemed
artistically appropriate, and the val
entine idea was also happily carried
out in an appetizing menu.
Unique cardS elected the special
admiration of the guests, and when
found to be the handiwork of the
hostess, Mrs. VIM. Steenbergen,
everyone declared they were doubly
appreciated, and would be cherished
as dainty souvenirs of an enjoyable
afternoon.
Mesdames Peter steenbergen,
Russell MecullOch, VIM. steenbergen
and Misses Josephine and Gertrude
Howard, Josephine and Reba Beale,
and Miss Mary Mcculloch represent
ed the Club.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
SOCIETY,"

The socictas Club met with Mrs.
Charles Filson Thursday afternoon.
The afternoon was very pleasantly
spent in playing progressive euchre.
At the close of the game delicious
lunch was served. Those playing
were Mesdames Marcus and Joe
Friedman, Robert Liter, W. E. Hay
man, Miss Hsym,u,, Ed McElfresh,
Rash and Ed Burnside, l. E. W.
Mckinley, R. o. Mitchell and Mrs.
c!.as. Filson. Mesdames Alex Dow
ney and Aumiller were the guests OF
the club for the afternoon.
Miss Carrie Friedman was hostess
to the 5. a. club Saturday afternoon.
A most delightful afternoon was spent
in PLAYING Bridge. Delicious re-
f.eshments were served at the close
of the game.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23

Mr.. C. c. Lewis royalty entertain
ed few of his friends at his country
home last week, Including, Mr.. Lewis
Campbell of Norfolk, Va, Mr.. E. B.
Jones, and Mr.. James B. Tippett.
-"
The Four O'clock Club will meet
with the Misses Howard tomorrow
afternoon. A discussion on the sub
jeet of Pottery and Porcelain will
add to the interest of the meeting.
q Z
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23

Mrs. James Henderson entertained
few of her friends Monday evening
with three course six o'clock
dinner. Those present were, Misses
Nora SomerviIle, Lizzie Hogg, Anna
Lewis, Julia Ryan, Eva Hughes and
Mrs. Anna Ryan. All spent most
delightful evening.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
MARRIAGE CEuCENSES.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued since our last re-
port:
Geo. Scarberry and Carrie Snyder.
J. o. Rodgers and Mary McMan.
away.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23

Mr.. c. c. BOwyer has ret
from Cincinnati, and reports HI
condition as favorable as c.
expected. Sheis comfortabl
ed at the Good samaitq
Miss Bowyer remained il
order to be near her mo
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23
RIVER NEWS
The steamer c. c. Bowyer laid up

The steamer C. C. Bowyer laid up
last week on account ofthe heavy ice.
The Combine Docks h ere have con.
tracts for the building ofseveral new
hulls and barges of different kinds.
The Alice Brown is laid up here
with big tow of empties.
The sowbOat J. B. Lewis eollided
with model barge at Cincinnati.
The barge was loaded with brick and
was turned over, dumping its cargo
in the river.
Engineer Major Wright, of scary,
has good position on Pittsburg
pool boat. Major is one of the best
all around boatmen that ever came
out of the great Eanawha.
1t was rumored in river circles that
the trip down Sunday ofthe Virginia
and Ohio would preeipitate fight
between those boats, as the Virginia
was in the lead and picked up all the
freight and passengers. Beth boats
were advertised to leave Cincinnati
for Pittsburg on Tuesday evening.
However, Captain Maddy decided to
lay the Ohio over until next Monday
evening, losing trip, but getting
back into her old time.
Rivermen who have been keeping
records of the towboats having Pitts
burg as their port of registry, that
have gone out of commission, for one
reason or another, during the past
ten years, and those built or rebuilt
and placed in commission in the
same period, say that eS towboats of
various classes have been dismantled.
sunk or otherwise taken out ofactive
service. To Offset this, eighteen of
the larger class of towboats have been
built ar placed in commission. In
point OF number those taken out of
service exceeds those which replaced
them, but the IS new boats possess
greater tonnange and employ a
larger number of men than the esth
which passed out of service.
The towboat Convoy owned by
EberSbach & Co., of Pomeroy, and
the Tom Hall Co., of Cincinnati, has
been sold to the Hatfield Co., and
will hereafter tow out of Kanawha
river. Capt. Harry Martin, an ex-
pert towboat pilot, will be the Con-
voy's new commander, so we are in
formed.
The E. R. Andrews, Robt. p.
Gillian, Otto Marmet and J. T. Hat
field, left for down the river points
with heavy tows of coal, last Monday
night.
crndav'S ENQUIRER sne,l,s or .bo
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23

Mr.. J. H. Miller, of Huntington,
the owner of the steamer oriOle, has
retired from the trade. he having
made satisfactory deal with the
owners of the c. C. Bowyer to with
draw from the fight.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-23

Sundays Enquirer speaks of the
Queen City as being broken down at
that place. The Queen was due up
yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-28

Cairo, March 27.-Col. Theodore
Roosevelt and his family today attend
ed the morning Easter services at the
English church, which was crowded
with worshippers. Later they gave a
small private luncheon in Sheppard S
restaurant. and afterward Colonel
Roosevelt received informally a deputa-
tion of Copts and Mohammedans and
leading Egyptian Journalists. Colonel
Roosevelt discussed religious intoler-
ance and other on-political subjects
with his guests, while they were served
with coffee and cigarettes.
Every one is awaiting anxiously the
speech of Colonel Roosevelt at the uni
versity tomorrow. His discourse. it is
thought, will prove an important one.
The assassination last month of Boutros
Pacha Ghaoli, premier and minister of
foreign affairs. by a student, Is expect
ed to be a feature of the address.
Tonight Colonel Roosevelt attended a
banquet given in his honor by the Sir
dar, Sir Reginald Wingate.
After the dinner and the reception at
the American agency. Saturday night,
Colonel Roosevelt returned to Shep-
hard's hotel, where a largely attended
Venetian fete and dance was In prog
ress.
Colonel Roosevelt, however, went i'm
mediately to his suite in order to OBJ