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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15
TheateTS.

NstionsI-Richard earle, IN 'Mary's
Lamb SIS p m
BeIssco-Frarces Starr, in THE Easiest
Way" $50 p m
Columbia-Theodore Roberts, in The
Barrier S.I5 p. m
Chase s-Polite vaudeville, SIS p. m.
Academy-ThOmas Z. Shea, in Or
JekyH and Ar HYDE SID D m
CasiuO-ContinUous vaudeville and mo
ton pictures
Gayety-'Jardin de Paris SIS 2. m
LyceUm-'Miss New York. jr., SIS
D m
Majestic Motion pictures and vaudeville.
10 II D III.
Masonic Aud -torium-DIotion pictures
and vaudeville. 30 10 1890 p m
The Arcade, Fourteenth street and
Park Road Midway and other attrac-
tons. 8 10 II p. m
tThe Times viii he pleased 10 an
Eounce meetings and entertainments in
this column Phone or write announce
ments)
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Ca ital T ale $
GENERAL MILES AND INDIANS

That was a sight worth seeing in the
White House Offices the other DAY
when General Nelson A Miles hap
Dened along Just when a body or Sioux
Indian chiefs was waiting TO see the
President They knew Miles and there
was an exchange or greetings that vas
cordial. even anectiOnate-
After talking a while, partly through
an interpreter, partly in Indian Ian
Eusge. as Miles knows the Sioux
tongue 70 some extent, he asked the
old chief at The head Of the party
Where's Hump meaning a lead
ing Sioux chief
Ia" sid the chief in deep cultural
tones, pointing his finger upward.
Where's John Grass
TIA" again said the chief, again
..Red Cloud, ta2'' said Miles
The chief nodded Ia IS the Sioux
word for dead
Miles is the last of the general Off
GERS who commanded expeditions
against the Indians The sioux respect
him profoundly IN MS time he has
fought such chiefs as Gray Bear, CHIEF
Joseph, crazy Wolf. Sitting Bull Spot
ted Elk Cedar. Short Bull, Kicking
Rear. Little WOLF and American Horse
Most Of these were Sioux Chief Joseph
was the famous NeZ PIERCE chief
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threat that no meet at all can be held
in this country. If the Wrights should
succeed in enjoining all heavier than
air machines from competing, as in
fringers on their own patent, of course
there would be nothing doing. The
WTights. however, are not going to in
jure their own popularity by~any such
policy. Contests open to all the
aviators of the world are essential, if
the science of flight Is to be perfected.
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HENRY FOR CONSTITUENCY.

r2e7-esenfa+ive Bob" Henry or Texas
& q great believer IN that all necessary
political attachment known as 4 con-
stituency. AT times. therefore, Mr.
Henry Is liable TO size up a man pretty
much With the constituency yard stick
II he is constituent Of HeUry's. every
thing is al right Listen 10 this story
they tell bearing out this Henry habit;
Last December Mr.. Henry was return
ing from washington to Texas-thought
he might as well spend the recess at
home Mr.. Henry occupied the back
seat in the Pullman, and just behin
him was one OF those ueasly little
hanging doors. Everybody who came
through slammed the door back and Il
stayed open, much % Nj henry as
cousfiture- The Texas Representative
rleekIv arose and closed the door sew
eraI times Then he began 10 get mad
Finally there strobe through the door
a bulky individual who gave II the
hardest push OF all Again Il stayed
open. Henry could stand II no longer
Say" he demanded didn't you see
me shut that door2 Now you so back
and close il"
''YoB go to the -" said the stran-
ger
Henry looked him over.
stT won't do any such thing You don Z
belong in ny district snapped Henry
II ISM I TCI6tCd VINO closed tltt QSJA'
The widow OF the noted Confederate
general. ''StonewalI' Jackson, was a
visitor 10 the Senate gallery the other
day and was signally honOred upon the
occasion Mrs. Jackson occupied a seat
i'm the Executive section Of the gallery
IN addition she had the distinction or
being attended by five Senator's They
were Senators Rayner Taylor, Jchn-
stOn. Bacon. and BaileE.
Mrs Jackson. who Is now on an eX-
tended visit to Washington watched
the proceedings on the floor or the Sen
ate for an hour or more.
They say that this occurred in the
Senate subway recently Senator Bailey
met Senator Bristow- The latter, as Is
We'll known. has insuTgent tendencies,
but as a general thing such prcciivitieS
are considered too serious TO be made
the subject OF Senatorial jest However.
senator Bailey Is reported 10 have
yielded 10 temptation. With most sober
face he said to ar. BristOW-
Are you 4 regular Senator or an in
SurEent this morning BTIstOWz
Whereat Senator BTistoW smiled an
indulgent smile and ~ nt OF insurging
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Quiet Wedding Celebrated
at St Thomas Episco'
pal Church.
Miss Ethel Kirkman, Cousin
of Bride, Acts as Maid
of Honor.

The marriage OF Miss Grace Adri-
cnue Kirkman, daughter Of Col and
Mrs. J. T. kirkman, L s. A.. TO
Charles Raymond VENT took place
this morning at j 80 o'clock in 81.
Thomas Episcopal Church Only a
small family gathering attended the
ceremony, which was performed by
the Rev. c. Ernest Smith, rector of
the church.
Miss Ethel Kirkman. A cousin Of
the bride, Of Evanston. IL, was the
maid OF honor, and Charles Alden was
best man for MIR. Wentz. Colonel
Kirkman gave his daughter in mar
riage.
Mr. and Mrs. Wentz left Washing
ton Immediately after the ceremony
for their bridal trip. After March I
they viii reside at 1919 Columbia
road.
Nine GUIDE. wife Of the minister Of
Norway, mas cards out for a tea Fri
day AFTERNOON from TO o'clock
=
The German Ambassador and CoUn-
tess Won Berustorf and the Minister
of Argentine and Nine PUrtela were
among those dining AT the St Regis
in New York last night
II
Washington Friday for South orange,
y. J., where she viii be the guest Of
Miss Witme- for several weeks
<
Miss Mary Chew has cards out for
a bridge party tomorrow afternoon
=
In The audience which attended the
dances Of Ruth St Denis at the New
National Theater yesterday afternoon
were Mrs Taft. accompanied by her
house guests, Mrs. 8IcCags. OF Chi
CagO- her sister. Mrs. Mclaughlin. Of
Pittsbur1- Mrs Anderson. another sis
ter. who is the guest OF Mrs Nicholas
Anderson. and Mira NcCiintock; the
Austrian Ambassador and Baroness
HenEeimuller, Baron PreuScHen and
Baroness Preuschcu- and Baron Am
hrozy. OF the Austrian embassy the
Secretary OF the Navy and the Misses
Meyer. the Solicitor General and Mrs.
Bowers. the Misses kean. Mrs J. T.
Mann and Miss Hickey Ar and Mrs
kins and Miss Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs.
Penny Belmont. Mrs Barney Mrs.
Morgan HiI. the Misses Patten Miss
Janet Fish, M-S- Henry T. West. Miss
West. Mr. and Mrs Orvi.le Drown.
AFrDou West, Miss PauidiuE. Mrs Wal
ter Mclean. Mrs William Barrett
RidEely. Mrs CTO-yuinShfeId Mrs W
r. SCULheIiand Miss Mary SoUtGer-
land. Mrs James NcCallum Miss Bid
de. Miss Cameron. hiT. and ETS- Wall
ter Andrews. Miss Eleanor Carroll. the
Misses Williams. Miss Appleton, Miss
Rritron, g r. Simpkius, and the Prin-
cess EalCuGiaolc
=
Mrs James ". Orme entertained al a
St Valentine luncheon YESTERDAY in
honor or Miss p Grace Pennington or
Maryland Invited 10 meet Miss PEN
ninEtou were Mrs John o Evans Ms
r. 3 Emerson, Mrs. Allen Pennington,
Mrs. J. y. POppiu- 1IrS- James " (Jrue
ST. Mrs John n EeupeI. Ms Edwin
Pillsbury- Mrs Frederick HeEpei Mrs
Joseph HAYDEN. Mrs cay Cgr1et- and
Miss Grace ThySCD.
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Dinner Party Given
By Mrs. w. W. Wilson

Representative and Mrs ". " VII
son, OF Illinois, were dinner hosts last
evening IN honor or Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall r. Holmes and Mrs Robert
son. Of Chicago. Invited 10 meet the
honor guests were Representative and
Mrs. Martin 3. Madden. OF Illinois;
Bepresentative and Mrs James r.
Mann. OF Illinois, Representative and
Mrs George F Foss, OF Illinois, and
Mrs Townsend, OF Michigan.
The President and Mrs Taft occupied
the Presidential box at the Columbia
Thezrer last evening They were ac-
c0mpanied by Mrs Taft's sister. Mrs
Thomas X LaUEhIin. and Capt a
". Butt
Mrs. Sherman. wife 81 she Vice
President who spent a few DAYS n
Utica. n y. viii return to Washing IL
today
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WHAT on the Program
Tonight IN Washington

dresses by. prominent speakers, p. m
Address by Thomas Nelson Page before
the Mems Club Of Christ Church
Georgetowns Potomac Hall, Wisconsin
avenue and NJ streets, p m
Archaeological Society of Washington
University Building. Fifteenth and y
streets northwest. s D m; council
meeting. Cosmos Club, 40 D m
Address by B--1issioner Elijah Cad
man. Salvation Army HeadCua rters
$50 Pennsylvania Avenue
Address by DR.. c. f. Winbigler, Auto
suggestion 12H FairmOnt street
northwest. 6 T. N.
Concert by EUtelPcsn Quartet at IVES
ley Methodist Church, Fifth and F
streets
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15
In the Mail Bag

The Times viii accept for publ
cation in its Nail Bag columns,
short, vigorous letters on questions
OF public interest. II cannot IN
dertHke To publish letters exceed
inS 90 words, and reserves the
right risidIy TO cOndense eOmmu-
nieatiOns which are OF greater
length. Letters must contain the
name and address OF the writer,
but these viii not be published If
request to that effect Is made.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15
NEW HOME FOR D. A. R.

Plans arc being completed todav by
the local chapters OF the Dauciterz
Of the American Revolution for fr4-,-
March. The subject was discussed At Il
committee meeting last night at the
New Willard.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15
Society Skating Club Meets
at Light Infantry
Annoy.
Mrs. John P. Story, j., and
Countess Moltke Are
Members.

Soclety's recently organized roIl--
sk@tlng Clue VIII meet FOR the seco7d
time this afternoon from . 10 o'cTo,-
Al the rink AZ the Washington Liztt
Infantry Armory-
There VIII be music throughout tia
afternoon, and Yea viii be- served from
4-20 70 O'Clock
Mrs John p. Story. ir.. is chairman
and Countess Moltlle, wife Of tine T,4r-
ISL minister; Fiscountess c-Azy VIC
Of the French naval attacbe and
Countess Luise Alexander Won Perm
storf, daughter OF the German ambas-
sador, the members OF the club com
mittee.
The first meeting, which was held
last Friday, was a most successful A.
fair and throughout the Lenten SCI
son. the bi-WeekIv meetings. Tue-tis r
and FRIDAY afternoons. promise 10 he
the chief events Of The week
Membership Of the club IS somewhat
limited including only the sTnarteSt of
the younger married set IN diplomatic.
official and resident circles. a favored
few or the debutantes of the last tu-J
seasons, and a number Of the bachelors
IN diplomatic and Official circles
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15
Miss Grace Adrienne Kirkman Bride
OF Charles Raymond Wentz TODAY
" At Home Calendar
In Washington Society

Mrs. J. c. Needham. 26s2 WoodIey
place, viii receive this afternoon from
to O'Clock.
Mrs. Charles @ 'rirreII. wife Of Rep
resentative TirreIi, viii receive this
afternoon at the Portland
Mrs Ellis. wife Of Representative
Ellis, viii not receive today nor again
until the first Tuesday In March
Mrs. Hardy and Miss Hardy. wife and
daughter Of Representative Hardy, or
Texas Viii receive This afternoon and
again on Tuesday, February -, at 1S-l
Mrs. Sheffield
To Hold Reception.
Mrs William Paine Sheffield. wife OF
Representative Sheffield. viii receive
this afternoon at the Cochran from s
10 8 O'Clock
Mrs p 5i-ard Bartholdt, wife OF Rep
TessntaUve Barthoidt, viii receive this
afternoon from 10 s O'Clock at 1903
Euclid street
Mrs. Roberts. wife Of Representative
ROBERTS VIII be at home this afternoon
from 10 8 O'Clock
Mss Mary. F. 1fcCeney viii receive
tomorrow afternoon at the Arlington
from 9 to O'Clock
Mrs. Charles n .csnpbeu and Miss
Campbell VIII be NJ home Informally
tomorrow afternoon
=
Mrs A D. Johnston and MS c J.
HaSan viii receive tomorrow afternoon
The Misses Calhoun
At Home Informally.
The Misses Calhoun, $40 Fairmont
street. 7FiH be At home Informally to-
morrow afternoon
=
Mrs woodbury. Pulsifer viii receive
tomorrow afternoon from ( to S o'clock
at the Brunswick
Mrs. Mclaughlin and Miss McLaugh-
lin viii receive tomorrow afternoon from
8 70 8 o'clock, assisted By their house
guest. Miss Marian Parmelee, OF Lima,
y y, and Mrs Paul Robinson HickOE-
Mrs-- Bates, Miss Sullivan, and Miss
Fields
MS john n Moore, wife OF Repre-
sentative Moore Of Texas, VIII receive
his afternoon from 10 O'Clock at
the ShOTehsm.
Mrs KnowIand. wife or Representative
Krowiand Of California. viii receive
this afternoon at the Highlands
Mrs W A. Jones. wife of Representa-
tive Jones or Virginia viii be At home
informally this afternoon from 10 s
O'Clock at 100 Q street
Mrs Rarchreld and Miss RarchfeId. Of
Pennsylvania. will receive this afternoon
al the Dresden, from ; 20 s O'Clock.
Mrs y. p. SDerTy and Mrs. 2 7.
rockingham. OF the Buckingham. VIII
receive informally today
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15

, With Gayror sleuthing around. the
New York policeman-s lot IS not a han
~ one" Finding out ore police abuse
made Gar nor mayor with prospects OF a
better lob
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15
Mrs Hutchiuson's
Guests Play Bridge.

Mr. and Ms Thomas 2 Hutch
Inson were hosts at dinner party fol-
lowed by bridge last evening IN their
apartment in the Highlands. Covers
were laid for sixteen
Mr. and Mrs George Howard were
among those enteTt aiming parties II
dinner last evening
Mss Marta CaIvC. daughter Of tIse
minister from Costa Rica- left WASH
1uETo1 yesterday for New YORK and
West Point 10 spend several weeks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15
Mrs Moves
Hostess at Dinner

The Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs 8IacVeaEh were the guests in
whose honor Nr- and Mrs Frank 3
Moves entertained party at dinner
last evening. The additional guests
were Senator and Mrs. NeWlan1s. the
former Ambassador TO France and Mrs.
Henry White, the Assistant Secretary
Of State and Ms Huntington Wilson
Mr. and Mrs Wood curry Blair, and Mr.
and MIS- Thomas T Gaf-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15
Commander HiIaga
Is Host at Dinner.

The naval attaChe Of the JapaUcze en-
I bassyI Commander HiraEa, was host at
a dinner party last evening His guests
/ were captain Nee1Ier, Captain CapCE-uu-
captain potts and Captain MuliiSsu- Uf
me United States navy Lieutenant
Colonel GrcuIiu, military attache nf -50
Spanish legation Comma IGer Marsh.
L s " Commander NaSSiiief- naval
attacle or the Russian embassy Lieu
tenant Colonel James. military attaC.a
Of the British embassy Commando
Retzmanu, naval atJache IF the German
en- haSSy- Baron PTeISCif@r8 naval at
tache OF the Austrian crnbzSSy- Lieu
tenant ComTnaudeT BeuOiSt q Azy, naval
IItache 81 the ETe1fcn embassy Major
Day1la, military attache Of the Mexican
eIisnd SS1- MAJOR Won LiNoniuSy military
attache OF the German embassy Lieut.
enaf1t Cafnper1os naval dItaChe Of the
Italian embassy. Mr. Hopkins, M Nat
Ar Hanihsra, AIr- Taxa hashi, and Mr..
OsahI- OF the embassy staff
Lieutenant Guide OF the Norwegian
army mas Joined MS father. the Minister
of Norway, FOR visit OF several weeks.
The Hon Mrs James vie OF
the military attacHe Of the British en-
oassy- will so TO New York tomorrow
with her sister, the Hon Rachel Kay
ShIIttlewOrth- who VIII sail on SATURDAY
1OT her home in England. a. rer spending
the winter IN Washington with Colonel
and Mrs James
=
The Spanish minister. the Marquis Of
Nillalobar, and Prince de LiSue. secre-
taTy of the Belgian legation. VIII leave
Washington, February -, for New York
where they viii attend the wedding %
Miss Marie Louise Logan and Henri de
Sincay Of Belgium, the following day
The Second Secretary or the Rrijfs.,
Embassy and Mrs. H w Kcuu7-I were
among the numerous dinner hos .- re=-
night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15

That EnsIishman who says one-folrth
Of the siEucTs OF the Declaration Of In
dependence were scoundreis remembers
how signailr England failed 90 punish
them
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15

Ar and Mrs Hugh Wallace enter
tanned at dinner last evening. having
among their guests the SeC@taTv or
War and Airs Dickinson. the Secretary
of the Interior and Mrs BalliuEer. Brig
Gen. and Ms Clarence R Edwards,
and Ms Boz rl<e Cochran, or New York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15
Attorney General
Host at Dinner Party.

! The Attorney General zas Eu-t at a
/ dinner party last evening, when his
1 guests f1cluded-the official -Jar 5r the
/ Department Of Justice HIS guests were
/ the Solicitor General. Wade Ellis. and
I John G. Thompson, James A Fowler
7 William Wallace Brown. John c. Thomp.
I son, William r Harr. Russell 2 Good
{ win and Oscar LsWier, all assistant a.
tOTuey generals Naurice. d OrCouueT
Fletcher Maddox, Charles Earl. Ernest
( " knaehel- James A Finch, Reeves 7,
Strickland. Robert Y LaDov- STANLEY
W Finch, 'Orin J. Field Frank Cole
Robert A Howard and W T Deuison.
Of New YORK
Mr. and Mrs George 2. Becker en-
teTtained al dinner last evening the
American Minister to Denna * and Mrs
ESan, the Secretary Of the Smithsonian
Institution and Mrs. WalCott NJ and
Mrs James Brown Scott. Mr. and Mrs
Gardner Williams. Mr. and Mr. Arcrf-
I bald Hopkins Mr. and Mrs Cleveland
Perkins. M and Mrs. Moss. Miss S-id-
more. and Lieutenant Colonel Tsnaka-
Miss Cannon. daughter OF the Speaker
Of the House entertained a luncheon
company at her residence in Vermont
avenue
The Chinese Minister and Nine
Chang were the guests IN honor Of
whom Mr. and AIRS. John 3. Henderson
entertained a party at dinner last even
ing. The other guests were the Nor
Wecian Minister and Nine Guide the
Danish Minister and tire Countess
NOltke Mr.. and Mrs Henry Chang
the Misses Chang, the Misses Guide.
Lieutenant Guide and 0Ir- Skybsk-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15
Mrs. Elkius
ATranges CotilliOn.

/ Mrs Stephen p EIkiuS mas arranged
/ A cOtiliiOn for Monday evening April g.
/ in honor or her debutaHte niece, Miss
/ Katharine Brown
/ The OCtaEon Pleasure Club gave a fan
I cy dress masuUe bail last night al Overs
B Hall The hrst six dances were q Ger
man The fsvors were valentines
i When the masks we're removed q buffet
supper was served. Among those pres
ent were Hiss Baila Schiffuan. Ms
Scna Freshman Miss Rita Baer, MIS-
I Celeste Goodman, Miss ETnestiue Rich.
MISS Gladys Mayer. Miss EhOda Maui
ner, Miss Lillian bernstein. Mss Car-7s
EInStein- Miss Lorraine herman Mis-
I GuSSie Haniein- Miss Leona Stern. Miss
Rena Sanger, Mss Sarah koenIE<11Irr
Miss Rose Frank. OF Baltimore. ana
Mss Miriam Epstein. or Frankfort. Ind
Ire members OF The club are TeSfar
Marx Alfred Haas. Alfred Stern. Morris
EiSemau. Never SiuOnS- AFaIcoIr-F, A.
ana Lester Newman. Melvin and Stan
lev Fischer. Melvin king Herbert RicE
/ Milton Goldsmith, Herbert jacob Ar
thur LuChS, and Bernard and David
Basr-
Mss Miriam Mayer. OF New York.
who has been The guest of Miss Camille
Herman Of Sixteenth street, left veSfer-
day to visit frieEdS 1u Philadelphia he
fore returning home
Mrs. II. Cohen. cocoD7pzn5a5 -, her
sister Mrs P StTaUss, of New vo~1y
CITY has returned from a trfpt 10 Nor
folk, Va Mrs Strauss VIII be Mr..
Cohen guest for several weeks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15

Washington IS an ideal place for the
aviation meet Think Of the politicians
who are I'D in the air here now.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15

Mrs. john r. Dryden was hostess al
an informal tea yesterday afternoon
and dispensing the Inequalities of the
afternoon were Mrs Harlan, wife OF
Nr- Justice Harlan, Mrs. Hobart. Mrs.
Garrett Hobart. IT. Mrs Clover Mrs
Gillespie. and Mrs Pullman
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15

( Of the siEueTs OF the Declaration Of In
( dependence were scoundrefs remembers
how signaIly England failed 90 punish
them
washington IS an ideal place for the
aviation meet Think or the politicians
who are up in the air here now.
Speaker Cannon's remarks about the
newspapers indicate mat he knows what
they've been saying about him
d. Cooks refusal to be interviewed
shows that he has at last decided no.
body believes what he says.
The New York scientists now say
John Early is q probable Isper." thus
esta bllshing a new disease
Mr.. CLAWS may not know how to keep
MS own counsel, but he evidently
knows how 70 act II.
Ferdinand Pinney Earle has let his
hair grow long Perhaps he wants 70
hide his ears
The insurgents seem TO have lost
their yeast cake They have no more
Uprisings-
Y here IS Gilhooley2 T F Ryan would
give something pretty for tidinEs of his
a=ent-
The GroUn [bog, bowling 70 Willis L
Moore: ''Professoa my card"
"Snovstorm. a socialist drama, was
frost in New York d
Roberts OF Massachusetts is. not q
hero UcrshiDer-
The wages Of sin in AIbany-;l, 600.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15

Speaker Canuon's remarks about the
newspapers indicate mat he knows what
they've been saying about him
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15

Miss Cannon daughter OF the Srsalze7
Of the House entertained luncheon
company at her residence in Vermont
avenue
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15

Dr.. Cooks refusal TO be interviewed
shows that he has at last decided no
body believes what he says.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15

The New York scientists now say
John Early is q probable Ieper," thus
esta bIlshing a new disease
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-15

Mr- Claws may not know how to keep
/ MS own counsel, but he evidently
I knows how 70 act Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-23
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
DYING OF STARVATION

chico, Cal. Dee 2-,-Mrs. W'''am
Whiteline and her daughter MISS Lav,ha
corey, were found In, u dying cond,IIl si,.
tnda = by policemen, who broke into thelr
Sn,,fv nj the request OF anxious he'En-
hnrs Means have been issuing from tne
Gmrkcned little cottage for the inst .nree
Gavs, The wasted condition or me WON
rn's bodies told the story or starVatloh'
,Ihc dIscolored condition OF the lips EaVN
~" impre sson that poison had Gcsn
taken. but no trace of n drug cou1u Dc
i" rhs physicians say Tint the women
cannot I've. It Is thought they entered
into. n suicide pact. ,t.,
Old Mrs. Whiteltne and her invalid
dnnrhter are said to be spirituni,sts: AT
er several ycars', seclusion. Mrs White
line appeared last Monday and pinned a
note upon the front door or me housa,
bcnrin. the words, Dear fricnds--Am
Then she retired to the house ond
thssblinds were drawn, Since that time
no sign Of life has been seen about me
ulncc, Persons living In tho t,vifinity
Icnrd low cries MS they passed the nlhce
last Tuesday and until this afternoon
tho next-door neighbnrs could distin,,
ru,ish monns. 4 conference OF several
friends of the women was huld ana the
authorities wtra summoned.
Mrs, WhitelIno Is 81 years old and her
daughter is 80 The husband and fnther
conducts II shooting gallery In Oakland,