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yale. af the Nmlabtlity That BeIls Their
savage NiCn Eject IN Men anh
Numrn % COmpahlonshlp Win nuil-
dogs Hest Sf Prts FER the RahIcs.
shes got all q Peggy's upper Jaw
Iars remark might seem a criticism
Fy o. father Of a daughters likeness 90
her mother. In fact Il was a vsacious
description 80 far as it went Of a mother
and daughter but the two happensd
foo l.o entries az tho annual open show OF
f.s Buildog Club Of Americ7- which took
r4gs Una saturday afteroOon recently
r1 an upper hO0T Of the McCreery Build
rs ils West Forty-seoond street. aud
ra. word painter happened 10 no the
owner II Ppggy's offspring and was just
little peevish at the judges decision.
This was by no means the first or the
Isrssst exhibit Of the club. but severul
.'rhe officers declared that il was IN many
rs-p,cts the finest and that a great deal
praise vas due the bench show CON-
m',es foF getting together 10 large an
90. udanco at this season when auto runs.
wees ends and suburban sports of one
..rd and another are rival attractions.
The committse inciuded Henry ".
tons. chairman; Kingsley Swan. n. ".
R,als. Walter Murray and y. J. Brown.
Ins president Of the club "a William E.
,..iman. vioe-president. John II. Mat
News treasurer. W. ". L. Cato; seOrV-
rary. E. X. Austin. and the governors
include some of the officers, with the ad-
u,,un of Tyler Morse. Edwin l.. Boyer.
,r-od lawson. Robert S McCreery
and John D. Collins. also caialoglei as
judge.
In the twelve years Of its existence the
Bulldog Club has sndeavorsd 10 raise the
standard of the entries. and although to-
day there is no International ruling in
regard to the points allowed there is a
near parallel % requirement. in England
and America regarding the under jaw.
SKULL and bone formation. Color has
nothing 10 do with the judgment. al
'I.ugh the preferred hue shown II the
ever favorte brindle. while black is 10
.biectionable that not a dog present
had coat of this description and one
II the ofBcers said that In many years
attendance on the judging committee he
has snown but one black entry.
The club FIRST met Ia the old Logerot
Garens on Fifth avenue Aiter the
building was torn down tho show was
'sd several times in Madison square
Gsr'sn. from which place it moved TO its
nrssert quarters. Il hasat present about
rn members and the number Of entries
p The 1910 exhibit was more than half
tho membership.
u Is explained that unlike several SINH
.sr nrgsnisa,ions the Bulldog Club is open
% sryhody who conducts himself in
~, rtsmsnike way and is interested IN
%" evolution and perpetuation Of this
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HIDEOUS, GENTLE BULLDOGS
vIIH WIINDERSTOOD AM
was NJ THEIR SHOH.

yale, sf the Nmlabniiy That Belle Thclr
sa,ase Nicn Emect m Men amt
Numen % Companionshlp Win nuil-
dogs Hest q Prts Ter the nahIes.
The sun., 1910-06-05

the pillow on which tho head rests and
the hesd of the bed. ! iind that entirely
comfortable for myself and The children
prefer il My husband sticks 90 the
crochet scarf and likes Il around his
neck and shoulders'
Another woman. who before her mar
riage vaa \ trained nurss. explained the
reason for moving her family into tents
on the roof Of their home a. a precautiOn
against an inherited tendency 10 tuheT-
culosis
-AIy husbands health had never been
strong" she said Indeed he was ~
delicate that my friends demonstrated
with me when they learned Of our en-
gAgement All Of his life my husband
had beef going South at the first sug-
Restion Of cold weather and remaining
until it was warm again We talked the
matter over before our marriage and
decided that We would spend the fret
year camping in The West
To make things more comfortable
we bought a small portable house II
was second hand and We paid only so
FOR IL. though originally i had cost five
times a. much.
We lived in that house for thirteen
months. having Il moved from place to
place A. the weather and our desire 20
seq other localities prompted. IL was
June when We returned here. and within
a fsw weeks I noticed that my husband
was losing both strength and color
Now Il wasn't beoasne u had been
cold. for We hadn't had a single cold
daV or night The doctor ard ] talked
Il over and it was decided 70 try sleeping
out Of doors.
-For the first few weeks he used . ham
mock couch. one ~ the kind that swings
between its own stakes and has an awning
over a. He l1eRan 10 pick up az Once and
wna looking 20 well and feeling 40 strong
that he suggested that II might be- well
10 let the halJy sleep outdoors 20 insure
Il AGAINST tuberculosis.
The baby was al the time iuat three
daVH Old. When u vas three weeks Old
I took his suggestion and % course weni
With tho habv We occupied q second
hamunOeli couch. but sOOn finding it too
narrow my husband planned and built
tent. n By 10 feet on tho roof and had two
single beds with crib Tor the baby moved
under "
"a ths winter came on tha question Of
Roing Sdsith oame ~. and much against
0,,r inclinatiun We decided b. 60. With a
nurse and baby 80 thought u would h.
impracticable 10 live In a portable house
and We went 10 a hotel. u was only a
few days bef0rs my husband hegan %
look psased and be admitted that he found
our sleepiug room. though there were two
large windOwa. not 20 pleasant A. oar
tsnt 90 ths rpoi.
sThs baby also was restlsss at night. and
even 4 Who hardly knew what nerves
we're. began 10 feel iumpy and iind i hard
70 gst 70 slesp at niElrt. We moved from
one hotel o. another. but conditions
didn't improve When We rsturusd
North IN May Rll % ~ we're IN a wore
condition than when W. lsft. Oncs az
home We vent hnck to the tent on he roof
and coon there was = noticeable iwproS ~
meut
The next .autumn. being stin afraid
The sun., 1910-06-05
4 BUSY HORSE FOUNTAIN.
nut WHhsut CsnfusioR. where Drivers
F0rm IN Ilne

nut WWNHMN A9utuAtuuf WutFe tbfNefN
FSrm IN IlAe.
Al most public drinking trouGbs for
horses drivers come up from an directions
at once. Wedging their horses moses N to
the trough any way they can, and Tiers
h always mOre or les crowding and cor
fusion and delay in getting in and hack
ing out Thers is no such state of affairs
az the horse drinking fountain az Hancock
Park. where everything n done In a sys-
tsnatic and orderly Hlnnner
Hancock Park IL listle triangie n
green wing between West i28d and West
i7sth street at the intersection ~ Man
haitian and St. Nicholas avenues: IL h
named for Gen. Hancock. % whom 10
c0neninsa bust supported un "A ta Y PEDESTAL
rising nt tho parks Oentre. The drink
ina fountain. a hOllowod ont block of dark
brown polished granite inecfihed Win
the letters A. y. p e. A.. stands ~ thu
curb Of tlis sidewalk along the WESTERN
sids of the -park uu Manhattan avenue.
The linz Tor ths foimtain forms On the
south and WORKS north. and no matter from
what point ~ the compass a driver may
come he failE IN on Tho end ~ ths me
No bHiting In here and no confusion:
everybody tahaa hia turn
When the hofse OF the houraa of team
% tho fOlmtatn have drunk their hll the
driver moves promptly on. which hs can
do here bscauss there h nol,odv IN hia
way D. prsVuut him. and then the n8rf
team CONES 10, the whels- lins hitohinE
along at The same time, 81.
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MEDICINE IN THE OPEN AIR
rIOPIT WHO cor HEALTH NJ
NIIfPING orr OT DOORS.

t'us Whsle Family on a Perch ln = suburb
Lpod Results FrOm . Tent 0n q
Rect OId and YoIDg BeReilted -I.ess
sun ~ a t'tris' Camp IN the Weeds.
'.' "a, lsi a. this SEASON. three years
a.0 '1s' 'ha ioctqFtCId us that our haby.
q f"v wears N. must sleep out Of doors. :
r0u-n vhosH winter home IL in a
'rrh y Ssr York explained 10 friend
Fr0 commented On her hsalthful ap-
h"a-gnCe. He said the upper porch
7 'h" hack n our house would make
an -.fs7l oItdoor sleeping room and ordered
no rh.'7 bod pat out at once.
That va al very we'll. but when bed
''r- c1ru" ~ Ee-med - cruel 10 leave the
'-'1 'Ir ihcfH alone that I moved out
.H' = myself. % course my husband
".Irr'@i -ayne the child was perfectly
ale 0l' II anybody had TO stay With him
-n11'd ra the nurse. A. I was not 90
Dol l'rg-d he lat mo try IL. prophssying
no rght would be all for both me and
r-a r-Id
am .Ire ~ had been twenty years
'T." J n1d slept through a night without
'a.'s f'a a. young girl had suf-
'.. 'r.u insomnia and che hoy had
'a"'.''1 from me. a. least that y what
'H. n"Ighf The reyt morning when
a'"-' ] r'sliz-d had slept the whole
"-' hungh aud ths child was stiil
.r0r' l..s"r
.... 'n'a 'inRc ~ color In his cheeks
~ ... 70 thing that hadn't been there
" '." E"ar.. called nv husband out
Hu and vas Informed that he
'' '.r'r no greater uart Of tho night
-''r and forth 10 see how we both
'. rlng tho avrarirnent and had
'-t '".ni us 10Th fast asiesD
N'.. q week ! felt like another
rnl i''s Improvement IN the bOy
'." more marked. Then The other
'''.n n"-au 10 beg 10 bs allowed to
.Tar teds out OI,s Nv one they
.'' .r'.. an three we're sleeping on ths
-.'. h-1 mv husband gave In and one
'E n" "am@ home saving he had
'i'' 'n Iher cot and would siasp on
r'rrn 'u -"e what tho charm vas
Ne ' there stin. We all arr. and
~ hear tho slightest reisrencs 20 any
N Tanung 10 20 IN. Al % the IN
I h''iroons srs Just AZ they were
10 mn ~ ont On tho uppar porch
'l '''-si1nally us Iso TEN uhen thaTo
severe b@ating rainstorn. though
- ni'fanf ass~rts that ~ n sire "a
h .I.t eng oi us 20 stnv out and
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
Byne WEEDS William D. Ryan, City,
Ceremony Attended Solemn High Mass
Miss Sheriff. Is Going
To Canada for Summer

Miss Sheriff. viii close her house on
Massachusetts avenue tomorrow and
will leave Washington for Cobourg,
Canada, where she usually spends the
summer. Before her return in the fall
Miss Sheriff. will make a series OF
visits on the Massachusetts, North
Shore.
Among those entertaining at dinner
at the Chevy Chase Club last evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott Tuckerman.
=
Bntton Brown
Host at Chevy Chase.
Britton Brown was host at a dinner
party at the Chevy Chase Club last
evening.
Mrs. Schroeder, wife Of Rear Admiral
Schroeder. and the Misses Schroeder.
VIII close their Washington residence
Friday and leave for their summer
place at jamestown. R. /
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Announcement is made Of the. mar
rage of Miss Edna NJ. Davis and Rob
ert NJ. Talley. The wedding took place
on Monday afternoon. June 6. at ?
O'Clock. at the First PRESBYTERIAN
NluLcIl ln9 p.tSlOr, the Kew. Dr. Donald
c. Macleod. officiating. in the presence
Of small party of relatives.
Il
Miss Julia Armistead IIppitt, daurh-
ter Of the late DR.. and Mrs William
Fontaine Lippitt, Of Charleston. W. Va,
whose engagement TO George Bowlin
Craightll was recently announced, has
selected Wednesday evening, June q. as
her wedding date
The ceremony, which will be Der-
formed at s o'clock in the home Of the
brides sisters, the Misses Lippitt, at
2SlS G street. will be attended bv a
small gathering OF relatives and a few
friends.
Miss Minnie II. Lippitt will be her
sisters maid Of honor, and Miss Mary
Marshall Lippitt, a niece Of the bride.
VIII be the bridesmaid
Rutherford Craighnl win be best man
for his brother.
Mrs Eldridge F. Jordan and her sis
Yer, Mrs. Frank Baldwin. of Baltimore.
leIt Washington several days ago for
an automobile trip TO Phuadelnf1ia
They viii return 10 washington Friday
and Mrs. Baldwin will spend few DAYS
with her sister.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
Official Washington
10 Entertain Japanese

Prince and Princess Hiroyasi F71shini,
Of Japan, arrived in Washington last
evening and are guests al the New
willard. They will remain IN Wash
ington until Saturday.
An interesting program Of entertain
ment has been arranged in their honor.
The President VIII be their host at din
ner this evening and tomorrow the Sec
rotary Of State will give a luncheon
in their honor The japanese Ambassa-
dor and Baroness Uchida will entertain
them at dinner tomorrow evening and
on Friday the Secretary Of the Navy
viii take them 10 Mt Vernon on the
Mayiiower. Luncheon will be served
on board
Captain Butt and Capt T n. Potts
and several members Of the japanese
embassy star met the princes party
at the Union Station last evening al
S:45 o'clock
The members Of tbs class that VIII be
confirmed al the Eighth Street Temple
next Monday morning are Minnie Wet
Pauline Cohen. Ilotta KarpeIas, LOr-
ANNE Sommers. Julia KOhncr. Ida VOL
Hazel Bornhein. Esther Stern, Nathan
Blum, David Blum. Eugene Podermak-
er, and Lester Steinem-
=
The many friends OF Miss Carrye Tan
ger, formerly OF Washington, but now
Of Cumberland. Nd, VIII be interested
TO learn Of her engagement TO William
Biumenthal, Of Philadelphia, Pa
=
Joseph Kaufman, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
D. J Kaufman OF Rhode Island avenue,
will entertain his friends this afternoon
with a yachting party down the PotO-
mac. IN honor Of his twenty-hrst birth
day
=
Mr. and Mrs Edward Sommers and
daughter, Lorraine. and 9Ir. and Mrs
Max KOhner and daughter, Julia, will
Z be at home next Monday evening al
12l4 Lamont street northwest, from 5 e
1870 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
Cards Received for Fred
erick-Wilson Wedding
In Akron, Ohio.

Cards have been received In Wash
ington from Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses
Grant Frederick. of Akron, Ohio, for
the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Ethel Marie Frederick, to Louis Clar-
ence Wilson. Of Washington, the we'd
ding to take place Wednesday after
noon, June %, at 4 o'clock, in the
First Church of Christ. Akron. a re-
ception viii follow the ceremony at
the Portage Country Club OF Akron.
After October I, Mr.. Wilson and his
bride viii reside In Washington.
Miss Frederick, who was graduated
from Forest Glen Seminary year ago.
is well known in Washington Mr. Will
son Is the dfsbursing OFFICER for the
District of Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lotion Hunt, Of Utica,
y. Y, who have been the guests Of the
Vice President and Mrs. sherman FOR
several days, left Washington this
morning.
Miss Alice NJ. Donaldson VIII be mar
ried 10 Wade Duvan this evening Al
7-3e o'clock at the parsonage Of the
Ryland NJ f. Church, the pastor. the
Rev. B. " MeeLs. officiating.
81
Announcement Is made OF the mar
W Ogden. Of Camp Springs. Nd. The
wedding took place Yesterday afternoon
at ; o'clock at the rectory Of the Metro
DOiitan NJ +. Church. the rector. the
Rev. John K. Shannon. officiating IN
the presence Of a small gathering OF
friends.
Nine Emile HuglL who is leaving
Washington Saturday for her home In
Berne, Switzerland. will be at home
Thursday afternoon from 4 TO o. lock,
AT the residence Of Mrs. Harry B. Den
ham. E25 Girard street.
Mrs. Arsene P. PujO, wife N Repre-
sentative Pujo, Of Louisiana, left
Washington today for her home at
Charles Lake. Mrs PujO was accom-
panied by her daughter. Miss PujO.
Representative Pujo will join his fam
ilv when Congress adJOurns.
Mrs. Sanford D. Kellogg and her
daughter, Mrs. Andrew Y. Bradley, have
gone to Atlantic City for the month OF
June.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
THE WASHINGTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY. JUNE g. 1910
Weddings Of Interest
In Washington Tonight

Three weddings Of interest are sched-
uled TO take place in Washington this
evening. The Secretary Of War viii
escort the bride and give her hand in
marriage at the wedding Of Miss cara
Townsend Anderson, daughter of Mrs
Alexander K. Anderson. TO FREDERICK
Claude Bigelow lie Gro. at O'Clock
at St. Margarets Episcopal church
Miss Mary Fogg, of Nashville, 1ein-'
will be the maid Of honor ana the
bridesmaids will be Miss Mary Radtord
and Miss Juanita Anderson, sister OF
the bride.
Herbert Bushnell. cousin Of the bride
groom, Of Chattanooga, Tenn, Will act
as best man, and the ushers are 70 De
John Mason Brown, DR.. George NJ. RuL-
fin. Frederick G. Moore, Irving P SlI
Taylor, and Edwin L. Anderson. brother
The Rev. G.. c. F. Bratenahi. of st.
Adams. win officiate at the ceTeII nom
Mr. lie Gro and his bride VIII leave
Washington Immediately after the cere-
mony for their bridal trip.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Barr, daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs lester
Arlington Barr. and William starr
MYERS. of Princeton, y. J., viii be eel
ebrated very quietly at the apartments
Of the brides parents at the Wy ON
ing. The Rev. Herbert scout SIIlIll'
rector of ST. Margarets, viii onlclaJe.
and the bride VIII be given IN mar
riage by her father. ,
Mrs. Herbert Lee Alexander, OF MAI .
tinsburg, w. Va, will be her sister .
matron of honor, and Mrs. John Bit
ton. Miss Helen Proctor. Of gloucester,
Mass. and Miss Ruth Hood, Miss bes-
sic Dom, Miss Anna Green, Miss Marie
Aldrich will be ribbon bearers Miss Al
media Barr will be maid Of honor:
John Norris Myers, r., Of New YORK.
will be his brothers attendant.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
NO REASON FOR PIMPLES
New Healing Agent Causes Them to
DIHappear-

new HeaHES Agent NEuEc8 AAGlA 10
Disappear
The dispensers Of poslam, the new
skin discovery. ask that notice be
given that no one IS urged % pur-
chase Il without first obtaining the
sample package, which viii be sent
free 20 any one who writes 70 the
Emergency Laboratories, 50 West
Twenty fifth street, New York This
IS usually enough 70 clear the com
pleXiou and 10 rid the face Of pim-
pies. Every one who has a-ied pOslam
knows that the 50-cent box, on sale al
Ogram's, O'DonnelTs, the Peoples Drug
Store, and Afheck's. as well as al other
drug stores. contains sufficient for the
worst cases Of eczema. where the sur
face affected IS not too large The
itching ceases on first application II
win also cure acne, letter, blOtches,
scaIy scalp, hives, BARRIERS and every
other form Of itch. including itching
feet Being fesh-COlOred and contain
ing no grease, the presence OF poslam
on exposed surfaces. such as the face
and hands, is not perceptible. Water
and soap cannot be used IN connection
with IL, as these irritate and prOlong
skin troubles. sometimes even causing
them.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
Miss Josephine Sydenham
viii Wed R. F. Fowler,
of West Point.

Mrs Helen CASTOR sydeuham an
nounces the engagement Of her daugh-
Ter Josephine to Cadet Raymond Foster
FoWIer' member Of this years gradu-
2ting class at West Point.
Miss Sydenham is a daughter Of the
late Lieut. Alvin II. Sydenham. Z. S. A.
ana niece Of Major J. A CASTOR. First
Cavalry, q. 5. A.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Arlington Barr.
or the Wyoming, entertained at dinner
last evening in compliment 10 the we'd
ding party Of their daughter, Miss Mar
sssssrSs Barr. whose marriage TO DR.. Will
liam Starr Myers, Of Princeton, y. J.,
takes place this evening The guests in
cluded Mrs. Herbert Lee Alexander, Of
MartlnsDurg, W. Va, sister OF the
BRIDE who viii be the matrOn Of honor:
Miss Almeda Barr, sister OF the bride,
VINO VIII be the maid OF honor: Miss
Helen Proctor. Of Gloucester. Mass .
MISS Ruth Hood, Miss Bessie Dom.
MISS Anna Green, Miss Marie Aldrich,
and Mrs John Britton, the ribbon bear
ers, ana John Norris Myers, 1. +, OF New
York brother OF the bridegroom. who
Mrs. James Marion Johnston and Miss
Sophy Johnston will leave Washington
Friday for Princeton. y. J., for a few
days.
=
Mrs. John Paul Jones wifi close
her residence on Church street June
p, and, accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Ruth Jones. and her son, John
Paul Jones. IT., who is a student at
Cornell, Will go 10 her country place
at WOOdside, Nd.
Mrs. Jones Will have as her guests
during the summer Col. and Mrs John
+. Williams, Miss Dorothy Williams,
and Mrs Joseph Letter
=
Miss LeOna Stern, who has spent the
past two weeks with relatives in BaltT-
more, returned 20 her home In Columbia
road this morning.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
Frederick lie Gro
Gives Bachelor Dinner.

Frederick Claude Bigelow lie Gro. Of
Santa Rosa, Cal, whose marriage to
Miss Clara Townsend Anderson takes
bachelor dinner last evening at the
Shoreham- His guests were his best
man. Herbert Bushnell, a cousin from
Chattanooga, TIM, and his usherS-
John Mason Brown. DR.. George VI. Ruff
fin. Frederick c. Moore, Irving Paul
Taylor, and Edwin L. Anderson. a
brother Of the bride
The Washington times., 1910-06-08

Mrs. Thomas H Carter. wife Of the
Senator from Montana, and her two
young sons have gone over to New
York, from where they viii sail for
Europe tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
JAPANESE ARREST 200.

TOKYO, June Sword has been Re-
ceived from Osaka that 20 arrests have
been made there by the authorities II
is believed here that the arrests were
made in connection with the investiga-
ton OF the last election for members
Of the municipal board
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
IN THE HOUSE.

The House met at noon.
Under the calendar Wednesday rule, the
LII 10 provide a civil form OF govern
ment for Porto Rico was taken up for
debate.
The District Committee held its regular
meeting and reported several District
measures
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
Will Wed DR.. Russell.

His exceIency, Mgr. Falconio. via
officiate al the marriage Of Miss
Louise Joyce and Dr. Murray A. Rus
sell, Of Virginia, which win take place
at 7 o'clock in the chapel OF the apOs-
toIic legation
Mrs. Harvey K. Arthur, sister Of the
bride. will be the matron Of honor,
and the best man viii be Stanhs Rus
sell, brother OF the bridegroom
The bride-elect IS the daughter G:
Mrs. Joyce and the late George ".
joyce. and the granddaughter Of the
late Jesse .. Wilson. and the late
Andrew J. Joyce, both OF Washiu gtOn.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
What Congress Did
IN THE SENATE.

The sundry civil bin was taken up today
and debate on Il beguL
Committee on Public Building and
Grounds reported favorably upon nearly
a half score OF appropriations for pub
lie buildings.
Senator Burrows announced that the
Committee on Privileges and Elections
would meet Saturday 10 take up the
LOrimer charges.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
LOCAL MENTION


For Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes.
GRADUATED Eyelids and Pink Eye. Try
II for Baby's Eyes. Doesn't Smart.
Soothes Eye Pain At Druggists. soc.
CayerIy's plumbing. 1881 G St ". ".
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-10
WOMAN SEEKS DEATH
WHEN POLICE MAKE RAID

When Patrolmen Mack and Parker
entered the apartment rooms at 3161s
South Spring street last night and an
nounced they would place the inmates
under arrest on charges as being idle
and dissolute persons, Mrs. Annie p.
Mallory, the alleged proprietor made a
desperate attempt to end her life by
draining the contents of a bottle of
chloroform
The timely interference of Patrolman
rying out her plans, but she fought for
nearly twenty minutes before submit
ting to arrest.
According to the police, Mrs. Mallory
has been arrested two times previous
to last nights raid, and the last time
stated that she would kill herself rath-
er than be brought to police headquar-
ters again.
When the patrolmen entered the
apartments and stated they had evil
dence of the immoral nature of the
house and intended to make a raid,
Mrs. Mallory rushed to her room and
obtained a phial of chloroform, which
was finally taken from her after a
fierce struggle.
The raid resulted in the arrest of
Mrs. Mallory and three women, who
gave the names of Lena Jones, Clara
Vernon and Mrs. Alice O'Conner.
Mrs. Mallory, after an hours contfne-
ment in the city Jail was released un-
der 800 bonds, while the others OBJ
tanned their liberty by depositing $25
each for their appearance in police
court this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-10
VILLAGERS GO TO FIGHT
FIRE; OWN TOWN BURNS

SEATTLE, May "a special to the
Post-Intelligencer from Bellingham
says:
While most of the male inhabitants
of Nooksack, a small town fifteen miles
northeast of Bellingham, were away
fighting a fire that threatened to de-
stroy the hamlet of Glen Echo, TWO
miles away, half of the business sec
ton of Nooksack was destroyed by hre
late today.
Nooksack is without a water system
and the few men remaining in town,
viii, the aid of women and children,
fought the flames by dipping water
from nearby wells. but their efforts
were not sufficient to control the iire
until damage estimated at 100000 had
been done. The fire is believed to have
been caused by a lighted cigarette
thrown among some hay by tramp
The fire which threatened the de-
struction of the hamlet of Glen Echo
was confined to the Glen Ecn4 oliiisle isae
of $4,000.