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The Washington times., 1910-07-31
OPIUM SHUGGLED
ASDRUG HABIT CURE
Federal Departments Break
Up Scheme for Evading
Heavy Duties.

& scheme whereby a large amount Of
opium was 10 be Struggled into the
United States in the form Of cures for
the opium habit has just come TO light
En- the recent activities OF the depart
ments Of the Treasury Interior and Ag-
rlc-1Iture-
The attention OF the Treasury Depart
meut was first attracted 90 this means
Of smuggling opium when It vas re-
ported 20 them that there was a large
amount Of a certain opium cure be-
ing imported from China, paying only
the duty for medicines This aroused
suspicion. for the officials did not see
why an opium cure should come rom
the home Of the drug The next batch
Of the cure which came IN was seized
and held. for examination by the De
pa-tmeHt Of Agriculture and found to
contain q large amount Of the drug
The Department OF the Interior lad
already started an Investigation or the
cure with regard 10 the effect that IL
was having en- some OF the Indians on
reservations in the West and fond
that the redskins were acquiring the
opium habit so that they could have the
pleasant sensations Of being cured
In the future all cures OF this kind
VIII be subject 10 the regular duty on
opium
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
GENERAL DICK AIDS
IN CURLING STRIKE
Troops at Columbus, Ohio,
Reduce Car Disturbance
to Minimum.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. July 2L-Na1-
Gen Charles F. Dick OF the Ohio
National Guard. this morning assumed
command Of the $500 State troops
which are protecting the city from
men who are operating the street cars
during the r.rike.
Little rioting has occurred today
Drastic methods enforced yesterday
By BriEadizr General lIcLakeu had
wholesome effect on the rioters
They were arrested. and thrown into
Jail
Two cars were stoned early this
morning. the only damage being
broken windows Soldiers on patrol
duty chased d crowd Of hoodiUms-
Two more regiments. the fourth ana
eighth. arrived IN the city this morn
Ing from Marietta. where they were
attending the state encampmeEr
Troop b. Of the cavalry arrived short
Is after midnight These additions
have been assigned TO patrol the
streets and car lines with ius-rUC-
tious TO arrest upon the slightest
indication OF disorder.
a committee Of citizens reureseut-
ing the business interests this morn
INK drafted resolutions asking GOV
eruor Harmon 10 call special session
OF the general assembly 10 pass Il
compulsory arbitration law. this be-
ing the only present hope OF eDCius
the strike
Business is paraIyzed and tEe losses
saloons are sCiII closed 5y order Of the
mayor
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
EXCELLENT SCORES
MADEBY RAGKETERS
Washington Tennis Team
Captures First InterCity
Match From Baltimore.

The Washington tennis team is re-
ceiving- congratulations today on its
victory over the Baltimore racketers
yesterday In the second series Of the
interciry series by TO B.
Splendid form was displayed by the
Washington players, who outclassed
the Monumental City team at all
stages IT was the first time that
Baltimore had been whipped by the
District team since the iulerciLy or
garization was planned. three years
ago
Connie" Doyle caused much disaP-
pcintment among the Washlngtonians
bv his defeat An the second set OF the
singles by T.. C.. CICsJOu- Upslur n
1Io, rehead played a clever game with
c. c. Brooke, defeating tae Baltimore
man easily.
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
MERCURY GOES DOWN,
BREEZES WELCOMED
Five Heat Victims in City
ImprOVe-Moderate
Weather Forecast.
WEATHER RECORD.
Weather Bureau. IIi.

The. Iisht winds which sprang Up last
night ana continued this morning drove
the temperature Of Washington from the
102 mark. reached in downtown sections,
TO ar average OF about s.. bringing re-
lief TO the suffering thousands and par
tieularIy 10 the five heat victims. two Of
whom were driven partly insane.
Since last night the temperatures have
remained about normal In all sections
east Of the Rocky mountains. and there
is no indication Of high temperature
over the Eastern half OF the country
for two or three days. says the Weather
Bureau
Showers relieved the heat in the At
lautic and Eastern Gulf States and at
scattered points in the States aud the
Rocky mountain region In ali other
districts the weather remained fair and
became steadily cooler.
The weather VIII be generally fair
toniEhI and Monday in the districts east
of che Mississippi river except for local
showers in the extreme Southeast
The recent heated spell caused much
suffering lu Washington. Two men
hozuu-S DorDeykO, OF LangdCn. ID. G..
and A y. Wall OF Addison. Va. a Wis
itor TO this city. are IT the Washing
ton Asylum Hospital Today their
CONDITIONS nave improved Two men,
Civil war veterans. are ~ the hospital
AT Soldiers Home They are Louis
Lyer and william CaTSvu. Annie Cal
loU-aE IS IL Casualty Hospital, where
she was taken yesterday.
DoTueE6D went suddenly insane say
the police Policeman GCOney. OF the
Ninth precinct was called 70 care for
the man. sUBdued him after struggle.
and placed him under arrest He was
Lrlusre erred 20 the asylum hospital
A. 3 wall bad been missing from
his home in Virginia for some DAYS
His friends attribute Lis wanderiuss
% the heat 1Ir- Wall came 20 this
city and was found almIessIy walking
near the Peace Monument THURSDAY
morning
WILLIAM Carson. one Of the Soldiers
Home veterans. was returning 20 this
EL-E from Newport News yesterday
when stricken. He was taken to-
E,uerE=uCE Hospital and later sent to
. The Government home Louis Mayer
Lle Soldiers Home grounds
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

LYNN. Mass, July Slider A J.
Rawsou, Of the Apostolic Mission here.
says that the world Is coming TO an enc
on the last Of September or the i-rst Of
October next He is not q--ite positive
which in fact, two years ago. ne made
a similar prediction. Now he says Il
must have been that his arithmetic was
a tride faulty at that time and that he
was a little mixed in his dates.
Elder Eawson gives - prediction as
follows. -
The world viii be destroyed by fre-
II VIII pc similar 10 the Chelsea fire.
Tongues Of fire win leap from The
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
END OF WORLD IS NEAR,
SAYS ELDER RAWSON
Date Set for Last of September or First of Ocober-For
ner Calculations Trihe Faulty-PredictS Fire VIII
Destroy Wicked,

heavens. The FIRE departments win be
unable to cope with IL Those VINO
have been born again, regardless OF de
nomination or belief, VIII be lifted and
conveyed into heaven by the angels,
while the wicked viii perish with me
earth.
After the wicked are thoroughly
persisted, those who have already en-
tered heaven viii return to earth, there
to live IN their present bodies except
that the blood in their veins ard arteT-
les viii be replaced by the spirit Or
Cod There win be no more births and
no more deaths The world VIII 1e a
living paradise"
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
TROOPS IN WRECK.
NONE BADLY HURT

COLUMBUS. july 3L-A special
train on the Pennsylvania railroad
bearing troops Of the Fourth regi-
ment to Columbus was wrecked early
this morning By running through an
open switch at Belle valley three
miles uOrtu Of Caldwell. and crash
ing into the rear end of q train Of
cars loaded with brick.
a score Of the 500 soldiers aboard
were slightly injured, and All badly
shaken up The first car containing
officers horses. telescoped WITH the
tender Two horses were killed aud
others so badly injured that they via
have TO be shot The switch Is
thougnt 10 have been maiictousiy
opened by strike symuathfzers.
TIE troops were delayed six hours.
not arriving here till nearly noon
today.
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
GIRLS BODY EOuND-

GLEN FALLS. y. Y, July a-The
uutilated body OF seven-yezr-oId Bez-
trice Reneaud- daughter Of Mrs John
Reueaud, who disappeared seven weeks
ago, was found floating in Lake Cham
pIaiT harb0r. not far from the house
boat from which she dIsap peared-
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
DIES Al DEPOT-

MANASSAS, Va, JUIy 51.-SuGeri a.
from appendicitis. Eauuie, the fosns
ycar-OId Cal-.lter .gf an and -
Dudley Roe. died while - t-e sst
waiting for n trair CU ra.sl hes 60
cts Intended - - <g ner 10 ~ as-Ilc-
ts-n sor an OpC atlcu.
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
SULZER DECLARES
HIS CANDIDACY

NIAGARA FALLS, July S1.-Rcpre-
sentative William SuIzer has formerly
announced his candidacy for the Dem
crratic nomination for governor Of
New York He made the Announcement
at the close Of the good roads couven-
ton here
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
SINGERS RETURN
FROM PINEY POINT
Members OF Anacostia Choir
Spend Their Vacations
Together.
WAsHINGTON TINES B-REAU.
AEACOSTIA.

The members OF Je.< Ioir Of the
Emmanuel PrCtes- AZ Episcopal
Church, who have bt -r dssing a por-
ton OF a summer at --dey Point. have
returned to Anac0st-a after an alb
senCe Of several Ceelcs. The singers.
who spent their vacation in q body.
were under the guidance Of william
Scantlebury, jr.. who is the director Of
the organization They took part in
several entertainments while at Piney
Point
The opeu-air services that have been
feature Of Sunday afternoons in
Auacostia for q nun-0er Of weeks. un-
der the auspices of the united chu=ches
OF the town. were continued this 1fter-
noon at FairIawn, the former Christie
estate. on Good Hope road. The speak
er OF the afternoon -,as the Rev J. B.
Clayton. Fepreseutative OF the baptist
denomination, from Washington.
Emmanuel Chapter No 49, Broth
srhood Of St Andrew. VIII tomorrow
evening hold its monthly meeting al
the home Of walter w TOls0n, on
Nicho OILS avenue
Joseph EinE. of TaIbert street, VINO
~
port r. J.. has returned 10 his nome-
The Rev ". O.. Davenport, the rec
tor of the Emmanuel Protestant EplS-
c0DaI Church. is at present in Colorado,
where Ha uiI pass a part % his annual
vacation. VISITING q daughter. in Ei5
absence bis duties viii Dc performed
Ey the Fer. kari B5DCE, OF Washing
ton assisted By Sir. RteEef-
Mrs. Charles r. Roberts and son
Francis. and Miss annie Hluckler. all
Of Maple View avenue, VIII 80 TO Bo5-
ton Mass this week for 70 prolonged
vacation with relatives oi1. Roberts
VIII Join them there later-
The protests tHat vvere made through
the police department and. ~ otla.
v-avs against the main teu1nce OF a poo.
room near the street car TRANSFER -st-
ton. on Nichols avenue. ~ol--t OF Hal
bert srre.t- have proved etiecf.-a-, a
the police of rHe EleT-E Oh b. e--uel nave
Eze- notified Of the rejection of tie aD-
u-Icatf1u OF. Lorenzo II stewart Tor
license TO conduct such business 81
premises 1tlS- Nichols avenue
Sergeant Charles A stevens. Of The
Eleventh police pr'flHe-. -as re-
granted leave Of auseuce until August
= and he VIII go on trip TO New hor5
by water
Afr and sr-= O. W. u AIcorn. OF Con
s-=<- EF-iEHfs. have gone 20 Virginia
Beach To- spend The remainder % the
season
Norman Hodges. ten = ears old lviue
on Brooke place. Congress Heights, was
injured bv a falling piece ot fluae'
z.rHs- PLAYING around "a house in co-rst
Of construction yesterday afternoon
His injuries were dressed by DIP J. a
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
PIO1PLES

81 tried al kinds o. blood remedies
which failed Go do me any good, but I
have found the right thing at last Ly
face was fun Of pimples and black
heads after taking Cascarets they all
left I am continuing the use OF them
and recommending them 90 my friends
7 feel nue when I rise In the uoruin=-
Hope 10 have q chance 10 recomu1e -
Cascarets." Fred - Witten, IS Fin
St, Newark. y. J.
Pleasant Pal-ta5ie. Potent. Taste Cool
DO Good Never S5cEen Weaken OF Eer1a
lac- Sc 5lc- NeEer sold i- bulk The zl-l-
Inc tablet stamped O. a. O.. Guaranteed 10
cure or Ecur money hack
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

BRICATION-Eut0maIIcs Splash system on Uniform
distributed. supply maintained by mechanical
force-feed IUbCjcat0r with single sight feed
dash Most economical and simplest system ever
devised
CARBURETOR-Special SchebIer. water jacketed.
may be adjusted from drivers seat
CBUTCH-COne type larES leather faced special
spring ring wheel readily removable
and e. sill operated ever devised. Univer-
joint clutch and transmission prac-
tiCally nOiseless in all positions ard easily
movable
TRANSNTSSTON-SIidinE gear, seIective tyre three
forward and nickel steel
gears Chrome nickel steel transmission shaft and
clutch SHAFT running on i've annuiar bali bearings
DRTVE-Direct shaft 90 beveI gears of special cut
teeth afford maximum strength gears
BY US Drive shaft runs on Timken bearings.
universal joints the forward telescope, each
enclosed in housinE and running in oil path
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

STANLEY. Eetchel IS anxious 70 see 81
Kaufman beat sam .LGu-ford, IS ne
wants to eet on @ Ecil- with kaufman
THe rrrt with kaufman for he an
rounces that he believes THAI LauGford
vii surely defeat zone Round Al"
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

Tomorrow night at Memphis Tenn,
Johnny hraus-, OF Fl--.--e- l----- ~ ~ - s..
Ray BrOauslu. OF luuLllaL.J--s' jill 1'-
eiEht-rouud bout
Tv Cobb. the Philadelphia boxer, VIII
20 10 Baltimore tomorrow "leIe ne
Frhrs YnunE Britt the clever and hard
hitting bantam OF mat citsr loA-o--o"
nigh
Tommy Murphy of New York and
phil Brock OF Cleveland ONO, nave
heau matched 20 box e- canton ono
on Labor Day They are u "tl5- -a'
pounds att O'Clock IN The afternoon
Tommy FEsv.u has been matched to
hex tho best Ez-l-W -EIL VINO can ng Sc
cured for the zsuli-uill-Iu as the Lang
fcrE-L-auEmaI bout and ne VIII S----
training tomorrow for that event
Billy Delaney announces t1=l ne l7
through with the prize ring and t1lL nr
--fU never be- an active worker IN any
---a-a matches Wonder d ---ly can
really Keep away from the scene On =
mage
Frank O-Brien has made q hit with
the sporting men OF Memphis teiz---s
where ne is now ulTellLls a-l tlE ---E
pleased with the work Ee hes done 50
Johnny yVfIet-z announces that he
vii NOT do any boxing during August
He VIII take long rest ana FEel ne
starts in he expects -u De IN tll---.-i--
condition and VIII 90 after All enc p7'-
lIchrweiEL-s-
lack vcGuiEan has been improving IN
health rapidly NJ late Unl-~ me care 81
he Viii soon be- busy making matches
for the fall and winter season 1E -a=
National Athletic club 1t Eal--tel.'---a-
eH . A
Kaufman at Island EaI-I.-s- ana when
he returns to Philadelphia he WI. De-
ready To make a match vita any mid
EIauss or HARRY Lewis preferred
Nothing further has been done re-
gardinE the NoEnE LTL ---s--- " -.-s-
fYonaT bout fC- six rounds n they can
be hooked .rD. E-~ua IS llEv al AtlaIlr5g
Cftv. where he VIII spend the rest OF
the summer
Stanley EetcheI IS anxious 70 see a
Kaufman beat sam .LGn-loEd, IS ne
wants to eat on q ESI- with kaufman n
The Ferf with kaufman Tor ne an
ro-nras that he believes that Lsaugf0rd
VII surely defeat '1Cne Round Al
Zoe Sheer started training yesterday
FOR his bout on TuFsL-- l--1r il f1ilG-
deI0Tia with Tommy coleman Sie-er
trip from Le-1l.z- bur ne says ne
r-f5T ra i'm good shape Tor tho Frank
ford lightweight whom Wle expects
70 defeaC
JACK 1IcAuTIGe. the former light
weight champion IS doing n -zEaeEllle
turn with moving PICTURES called SACK
from Reno. t. IS said Co ae clever
FzE made a hit with his audiences with
the brightness OF his dialogue
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
BOXING NOTES

Tomorrow night at Memphis Tenn
Johnny krausa. Of Phllale-pl-a, meets
Esv Er0auEuu. OF LuulaLaIO--Ss IN an
eiEht-rOUud bout
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

Nothing further has been done re-
-a-dTuE The Young L--a-2d W0lEEs-
ro7rt. They ought 20 make a serza-
lTCnaI bout fu- SIX rounds pr IleL can
- rr-rza7 mn E-ua IS now at Atlantic
Cftv. where he VIII spend the rest OF
the summer.
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

Harry Mansfield is training. with Al
I-1r4r--.rrs e- Island Heights and when
he returns TO Philadelphia he VIII BE-
ready To make q match with any MD
ETlz-a--Er 5l The business FRANK
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

Tv Cobb. the Philadelphia boxer, VIII
20 10 Baltimore tomorrow "-EI@ ne
hIr-fu- bantam oil that city tomorrow
nigh
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

Tommy Murphy. of New York and
Phil Brock OF CleCellLl- ONO, n.iFe
IN labor Day They are % weigh lo5
pounds att O'Clock IN the afternoon
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

AXLFS-Rear Thinker fun floating type: special alloy
eel aNIe roller
bic torsion tubes arranged IN triangular form
as Ie. rea5
/ beam section with drop forged yOkes. spring
perches. tie rod ends and steering sDinGfes Front
wheels fitted with Tinker bearings.
BRAFlF2SOne internal and external brake direct
wheels, il inch II
ally easy in operation Both equipped win
IiZers
STEERING GEAE&-Cadillac patented worm worm
gear sector type adjustable. with ball thrust.
- inch steering post IS inch with
corrugated hard rubber rim aluminium spider.
WHEEL BASE-116 inches
TIRE5S-On Touring car. Demi-tonneau, Roadster and
Coupe 3fN4 inches. Limousine 34EfI = inches
SPRINGS-Front seui-eIIipticaI 3g inches Ions by 2
inches wide Rear quarter platform sides
A inches long X inches wide Rear cross So
inches long X inches wide.
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

Jack ETcEuiEan has been improving Pr
r,ser-r r-a-f77- Of late r-rf-~ the care Of
= vE-eTT-7z-ov-r T-5-aGeT --5aE surgeon, and
rz Viii soon be busy making matches
for the fall and winter season ~ -a-
National Athletic Club Of Eal-4aetHl-d-
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

III Spllc OF ten years Oh uCFOtCu duIlSI-
enCe to the manufacturing principle J1aI
any one of ten thousand Cadillacs should
be interchangeable in. its parts with any
other Cadillac of the same type, we were
not ready so short time as twelve months
ago to build a car as worthy and as Won
derful aS this
Manufacturing plants, like men, must
fit themselves to do truly great things.
Even with a system of stan ardization
Which has no equal in the world and
which inSureS an absolutely perfect align
ment of parts and the almost final elimina-
ton of friction, the value of 1914 was not
possible in 1910
You are receiving now, We verify be
Heve, The most advanced type Of exact and
scientific motor car manufacture which the
industry has produced. Please cooperate
with your Cadillac representative by the
earliest possible inspection.
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

Johnny VVfuet-z announces that he
vii not do any boxing during August
TFr VIII take long rest ana when ne
starts fu De expects -u be IN excellent
condition and VIII 90 after All tEe best
TTl-Hrv-aizL-s
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

Tommy FEsv-..I has been matched to
box the best E-G-WE lEIL VINO can nt Sc
cured for the z=rll-E.illa-llD az me A-----e
go Kaufman bout and me VIII start
T-afufug tomorrow for that event
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

Billy Delaney announces E1--L ne IS
through with the prize ring and tGl- me-
-riT never boz an active worker IN any
ruo-e matches Wonder d XIV can
reaIT-. Keep away from the scene on =
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
thirty

LARGER BRAKE DRUEIS
More powerful brakes easily applied greatly
increased efficiency Contracting and expanding
double acting brakes,-b0th equaIized.
TWO IGNITION SYSTEMS
Two complete and independent ignition systems each
with its Of spark plugs. The ignition
systems consist Of Bosch high tension magnetic
and the and improved DelcJ system with
single unit coil high tension distributor and
trolling relay Either system alone is efficient for
operating the car.
ENCLOSED WIRING
electrical wiring enclosed copper tubes
COPPER EANTFOLDS
Copper manifoIds used water inets and outlets
in the circulating system
REMOVABLE GLITCH
Clutch NAV be I a very minutes with
out distributing other members.
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
Price s 90 b Prr 2; r

Road e Cp sin an
raj in
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
1911 Cadillac Specifications in Brief

oIOTOR-Four Cylinder. four cycle: cylinders cast
singIy. az inch bore by AZ inch piston stroke.
>Five-beartnz crank shaft is inch diameter.
Bearings, Cadillac make, bronze with babbitt lin
ing. Five-bearing cam shaft
HORSEPOWER. L. A. n. rating 5s.4.
COOLING-WateT. Copper iaCke1td cylinders. copper
inlet and outlet water mauifol3s Gear driven
centrifugal pump; Radiator, tubular and plate
type uueguaIcd efficiency. p attached
motor. running point ball bearings center
distances OF fan Pulleys adjustable TO take up
stretch in belt
ICNITIoN-Junp spark. Two complete end indepen-
dent systems including spark plugs
Bosch high tension maGuetO- also and
proved DeICo system, single with high
tension distribute controlling relay. (DelCO
apparatus located in former commutator position.)
Wiring enclosed in copper tube.
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

INCREASED POWER
Cylinder Increased from IA inches to ~ inches.
This with more efficient carburetor, tschebler)
which warer-laCke-eC. effects material
crease in power. Piston stroke. ~ inches
cylinders SiuElE. with copper
Jackets applied, retaining the exclusive Cadillac
features Throughout
INCREASED. COMFORT
wheel fucrea frors inches. making
the ride easier than ever
IMPROVED APPEARANCE
Double frame. inch drop. which car
lover. and this with the larger hood and
roCmy tonneau greatly improves the appearance.
LARGE RADIATOR
radiator slightly larger hence has cool
capacity This is Notwithstanding the fact
that the Cadillac was never deficient IN that
respect
TTIINESN AXLE
Fun floating type Thinker roller bearing axle
This used q number OF
Americas highest priced
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Eat and Get Thin.

This is turning an old phrase about.
but modern methods Of reducing fat have
made this revision possible.
II you are oyerfat and also averse 10
physical exertion and likewise fond OF the
table and still want to reduce your excess
flesh several pounds. do this: Go to your
druggist Cor write the Marmola Co. ll23
Farmer Bldg. Detroit MichD, and give
him Cor send thcm) Is cents. For this
modest amount OF money The druggist
Will put you in the way of satisfying
your ambition for a nice, trim, slim
figure. He will hand YOU large case
Of Marmola Prescription Tablets (com-
pounded in accordance with the famous
MarInola prescriptiorD. one OF which you
must take after each meal and n bedtime
until you begin to lose YOUR fat a tho
rate of L. 10 Is ounces day. That is all.
Just go on eating what you like. leave
exercising to the athletes, but take your
little Ia blet faithfully and without doubt
that f1abby flesh Will quickly take unto
Itself wings leaving behind IL your natu:,
al self. neatly clothed In firm flesh and
trim muscles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18

. !, leased Wire to The Tribune.
. WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE lure
ihe military, the jangle Of sword and
mi. drew Washington S smartest set
a 10 Fort Myer last week to witness
4 wonderful exhibition drill of cavalry
/ nj Geld artillery. Once a week during
|f, winter and spring months these
|tlls are given and the great building
|, which they are held is always
|pwded; these soldier boys always play
4 capacity. Last week, however, seats
'rn at premium every avail
|lhk nook and Granny was packed
/ |1Hk the nobility of the capital. The
Mill, which is usually gratis, was given
|hk time for the benefit of the army
|alirf fund and was under the auspices
i Ms number of society folk who are
|swking for the cause. A blare of trum-
|st and the "Star Spangled Banner
n ihe Engineers band announced the
niysl of the President and Mrs.
/ lifi and their party, who occupied a
~, Mrs. Taft arrayed in gray velvet
'lHtume and big, plume laden hat.
ssled in adjacent boxes were many of
Shhington s social topliners-the cab.
h.t and diplomatic ladies', sena tors
|Fra and daughters and "cave dwell
|ia" as the old resident families here
~ nicknamed. Among the patronesses
d these cavalry drills are Mrs. Reed
troOt and Mrs. Sutherland, the very
n,sulne wives Of the senators from
yah; Mrs. Joseph Howell, wife OF the
,Sfesentatiye from Logan, Utah, and
IA Francis &. Newlands, wife of
Szator Newlands Of Nevada, 1t is
genderiul sight to see one of these
|ps, It out.circuses a circus, the boys
lhelf olive drab whatever color
,M n-do all sorts Of queer things on
~ norses,, ride. Just any old place on
~ poor beastles' anatomy and go