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" PRE W. sOi RT >rtTY yEt\.
Oni, the Name q" IiuS hes for th,rr Justice
Rrmain~ 0n ~

W.sHINGToN Dec - President TafT-
Supreme Court slate ma again been
practically wiped clean \ day or two
ag" he had fixed tentatively upon Gnv
hughes for Chief .Iusiic. and Joseph
Lamar - Georgia and Iudg" John &
Hook nf Kansas for A--oclat. Justices
hat was tn" programm" unit last night
when there was another shift. and u-iav
tn. President started ont again with a
clean slat. win the exception Of A--o-
clat- Ju-tIC. Hugh.'- for the Chief Justice
ship
Objections by m. insurgents 10 many
81 the candidates. dissatisfaction among
,hs. regulars because II the conferences
on the Judiciary between NJ Taft and
IN" progrr~sIv.S and Threatened hostility
on the psrr u the Dem ncrat- II they are.
not recognized IN IN" appointments have.
created very embarrassing situation for
th.. President and fh. Supreme Court
SLATE. seems To he about ~ far from being
definitely settled nov ~ u Wa several
days ago Tn. indications to-day were
that Mr. Taft'- three Supr"m" Court ap-
pOIninen'- will not "" r"1dy 10 20 10 III.
senate when u convene a giIn On Mondav
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Sherman Nr"okO~ Leaves That suIn 10
Ni~. Hewitt Brras-r 0f Baer Father.

The. VII uf Herman Wronknw, i banker
Of ~ Union Square. who died on No
. .mh"r " l"nv"s S2j.TOO and On"-rIXth
81 ~" Principal ~ hrs r'riduary "-taf"
to Ms Alice. - Hewitt daughter Of Mr.
Maud" EIlIah-th H"wlti al 100 West
S"yrn' -. zenith street. ~ 'onsid"rai .on
Of !.iuur..- $50 .'c"Iv"d by h,m from her
father EhJah = II"wrft. during his lf..-
nm" H.. left ms wife IN" life interest
N - r.'-Iduarv estate. and upon her
death he. estate l. 10 b" divided among
Of her relatives and Mias Hewitt AZ which
me 'h, Roman Csi hoIi" orphan Asylum
Hebrew Orphan Asylum and German
orphan Asylum viii got g. ,-'n each
IN. w,ll lrn - pO 20 Miss Janet Pom 70
nHancs. Mr. Wronkow' s.agOgrapher.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-10
rR,tkEDTHE >ERGE AVIS HE ~
GOilexr Point Policeman Lacked ~
Aurr An Encounter On Patrol.

Police Sergeant Frank Lane, who -
attached To- chief Inspector Schmitt-
t-.rg.r stan went over to iolleg- POM
I l. last might IN special duty. ~
- supposed that h. was doing what IN"
police call ~>huo-av work which m
wolves, checking up thu way III" policemen
cover their beats
Ian. met Policeman Thomas 'reev"y
~ tn. College Point station AZ Fourteenth
stree, and Fifth avenue. toleg. Point
Cr-ev-v didn', Tx. something that Lane
said and h. cracked him over the head
with his nIght-tlCk
Lane, head was tiy-d up bv a doctor
and he remained on duty M. had "a
scalp wound Cr-..v-v was locked up an
hour Ia,,-r on an order from Deputy Com
missioner Walsh tie will Ia. brought up
tins >,orning IN Flushing court on a charge
~ frlOu' uII- assault.
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gBthED UEBI rs WItT.
Prescott %. wrbrr d Bo>tOn Charges
That Joseph Law renee Imprisoned Her.

Young man ,le.crIhlng himself -
Prescott n Weber. a former Harvard
man steI,Son IL "A Whrr" II jaI1 Beacon
street. Boston. and son nf n"nh"r ~
tn. piano max ing family. last night viu-al
the arrest ~ Jp'.ph l. wr'.uc" "f atp
West Forty eighth street ou \ chirg" al
OBTAINING and ~.Cr"tng Weber WIFE.
Martha " Weber aga INST her will
Weber. Accompanied bv = friend Whose.
nam" h" did nuf EIN-. walked ln'p me
T.nd.rIuIn police station ar,und mid
night with Lawrence t"uw".n them
Thew had found him they sad IN front
II IN" Vienna IN Twenty nnrh street .
had accused him. aud Law renee had
d..urri any know edge Of the woman
TIN" argument On IA" street attracted -
oru2d and N"."r and MS TREND 'nuh
iTr-nC.. 10 the station h0tIs"
Last MAY. m" friend SAID Young Weber
cam" to New Work from Bu-ton tie met
= Young WOMEN AMI rut"'.-.d her H.
family wrr" much dr-uI... ~..d End ,.,-t
hun ~ S,u,'" hr. marriage n" ard H.
MI" n.v.. been hu""S'ng luo.i IN"
country. gong .-y,n ~ tlr a. Ala-h.
They hay" h'"r living recently h~ -ald
70 ~ W..-r i"sIh -.r.,.. w.Ih ., family
uaru.-i HJ-rr~
according tu N.r-r H. wl'- Went p.t
A. about u'rloc, Thur, day night to call
un a strl friend and ,iid not return huu"
II" and tn" friend who accompanied him
last night started ont Yesterday morning
nj ..arrL.-d Tor her al day
Around . ,'cl,"k ln~' night. IA. saw
~. vat" .alI"! up lh",r home ~ IN"
r"'rphon" and >ari ina .h.' .as h"nc
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DnOw \JD ~ NJ >rs>G rO.>.
sano- ~ Wan Out After Hsichs ImpaIrh
an nm ID, -irr lBr,i stake.

PRu,lDF>, Dec . ". u" Forest
Brown. secretary and treasurer "f ~"
National India Rubber Company ~ BrI--
roI was drowned this morning IN Bristol
hArhur when tn. canoe m which he vaS
padding -trrIcx an oyster bed stalk" and
was irnps,I.h Water filed the boat and
Mr. Brown. rnCUInb"r"d with heavy
waterproof hunting -uit and rubber
boots was unable To- swim N III" ICY water
He was hunting ducks AZ tho tIm'. III IN"
a"Cii"nt
MIR Brown was ~ wears ~ az" About
-Igh t"-n wears ago ne b"cain" secretary
oi IA. National india Rubber Company
and SIX wears ago MAS appointed treas
ur.r. succeeding col Samuel y Colt
when m. latter res gn.'d 80 become pres
dent II ia" I nIted States Ruhler Com
pinV.
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&. marian Rr>TR,I>ID
~ hing. cunt, Hospital for "b~'r, alton
"a. to NrDt al Condition.

Charles Blgelow. comedian. Wa
,rrn-t-d Yesterday morning III 49, apart
,u..nt ~ 10 Vest Twenty second street
an warrant l--yad by MagI-trat" 1ighe
II the. FIfth avenue court IN Brooklyn
on IN. complaint IL hI- wife. Naleria
charging him win di-"ri.rly conduct.
Mr.. BIg.low has Tor som" tim" been
living III th"apaTtmsnt house at 49, Pros
p.ct Park West with her father her sister.
MIN. Terrain. and h"r ihih"r in law
and ~ was there that the alleged as
orderly conduct which led =" tn" arrest
occurred Last Tuesday night. BIgeiow
and hi- COlor.d chauffeur are said Ia
have .ppeaTed At tn" house. BR"low
according to the complaint. entered the
elevator and fourishIng revolver de-
handed 10 to- ken to his WHO = part
manr- on the fifth floor. When refused
admission 10y hi= wife h. abused and
threatened her. u - alleged. and when
IN. door Wa rarity opened h" shook u
q, ooo roll ~ bills IN her face, shouting
This il all vow want m" for hni you
Won get a damned cent 81 ~
While the rrImpuE wa- going On y funeral
,xaa h.,ng hold On the second floor and
,n. services wer.. interrupted Will" m"
,orcibls election II BlRelow was going
on On th.. following morning bIR"low :
.,,i,omob,l. wa found abandoned IN
snow drift few block from III" apart
m.nt hoIs"
Mr- BlR.lp~ Wa not ~ court v"-f"r-
dav morning leIug 'o" Ill - attend
IIt her lawyer Wa on hand and lad
INT the. motor = conduct hat been b"Com.
lng NOR" aud NOR" cratic BIg"ln~
appeared very prnit-nl h'' hr"k" down
and -ot,b eel v hen told tnAt hi- ~if" was
th.. complainant N N" case Mags-trat"
Jighn said that II BIgeIrw hnd don" what
b,. was ACCUSED u h" should he Inundated
and he sent him to tine observation ward
Of me. Kings ounty Hospital :" nav" ms
mental condition Iny-Sii gated
B,galnw came from England Brpui
.iyLt.en v..rr- ago. making h. d"hut ~
~. Prices "I,iItl" christopher - the
d.,.crrvr H.. has SInc" appeared ~
"i,g2 ~Evang-lin" tn" Girl From
Pans with " '-b"r and Field Anna
Heidi COMPANIES and ht|ly win AIM"
WL.r. De- SDu IIve1" f"v w""kr ago
he ,,urt th" Ll,. mined sun" and took ~
vaud'.till"
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THy MOI NJ wanna RFt arm.
Wa, PAS >l> 81 the ISIS appropriation
i,iii> BEFORE ihr ltOii,ia, Recess.

N,sHINnT,> Dec u All records Tor
tn. trans tcu"u 81 business and passage
uf important bulls hy tia" Hons" II Repre-
-.rtltlv,.- b.trr" tn" Christmas holidays
viii b" prukrn tins wear II III" present
PACE. l. maintained In" Indian hill Ma
passed tu-uhv. the. RIVERS and harhnr-
hIll viii h.. passed To- morrow before ad-
Ioururn.ut. according u III" present
-Chrdul.'. and the Legislative. "NrcutIv"
and mdlcIal District IL columbia. pen
SION and Urgent d-ii'. ucv nppr"prla-
upu hllI- will H. passed before hdlnTrn-
m,.nr for the hundlv r-c"--
An th,- ha-t.. i tiH. t. Urgent r-I nests
from President TAFT that TIA" Hons" Vet
ala absolutely necessary routine leg!-la
i,"u n.It ~ tur way ~ soon a. po--'hl" III
nr,i,.r mat th-T,. may b.. ,,nl" tu take rIp
h.- yrpEramm" 81 g"u"ru. legislation.
ne. HurI-.. leaders nave" pa--.d tine word
.rlrug - the chaIrm"u of all important
..aInntit-..- The result - an Unpr"c
,d,.ut,.d rush To- get the bIx annual money
u-.l-ur..- III -naI. and ont ii thu way
IT, addition To- ~" Appropriation tom
mltt..- winch - vurh,ug on half - dozen
ptlI. At pur,. through IN. medium IL IT,
sub. committee. the Military Naval Al
ialr- POST ONO. and Agricultural coin
rnitts-- ar. laboTiu& N IA. approPria ton
measures IN their rr-p"ctlv" charge
ul..-- some unforeseen TON Interrupts
TIA" scheme ui rhtng-. SAID Chairman
Iawn-y IL In- Appropriation Committee
p.da, Nh. Ho,l-.. will break the record
and establish a u"w mark that " Will he.
nnru - beat 'ur IN" -p..-iy Transaction
d. = 1. IFall.. trr-.'..--
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FOUR HIT IN A CUBAN DUEL
O\T PPFNfIP NJ ,D: O\F ~ =
J\G: az T<GDER> WOt \DFD.
Ia, prompiu Combat Between Congress
mrn Near thr Palace la Havana Dur
Ia President Gomry'> Arsenal site
IDEAL More Bioosi<hrsi EN2rctrd.

HAvAS,. Dec "a llh O'clo"n Tins
morning S..v.ru AIol.on and SANCHEZ
FgIeras. both Liberal members Of thu
HOUSE II Represent at ives. met near III"
Government pa lace and exchanged six.
teen shots
No-on fired first and Figueras ran
around IA corner until he could draw his
pistol Then hs returned and op.n"d
fir. After two hv-tand.r- had been hut
Mol..on fell
Ih"r"upon tIgu-ras. who had been
wounded IN the stomach. approached him.
pm his revolver 'o Mol"on- head and
pulled the rigg-r Tn" weapon however.
was empty and before il could h. reloaded
the police arrived and arrested f,g,i-ras
Mol-on died This afternoon and Figu.
ra-, m. doctors say. cannot survive the
night The other two men who were hIr
w.r. NOT MORALLY wounded
Tn. shooting was an ou,com. Of the
division among the Liberals over trading
the arsenal proI-rty on the waterfront
for property of the 'nI'-d Railways Com
panv which has caused stormy scenes in
the Hous- wh-r. pistols have been flour
lsh-d and'n-ts used
On one occasion Representative Torr-
shot at Senior san Miguel. who opposed
he measure 1h.-. events occurred Last
spring and Figu"ras who opposed the
measure wrote articles for RI. news
paprr- which caI-.d Mol-on who sup
ported The ,-Nchung- 20 wavlar aud beat
him
fIgu.ra- made. hi- viii saving n. IN
Tended Ia LIli Mol-on or h- killed II il
-xp..,r..d thar the friends Of 'he TWO men
will now max. more rronbi. Special
police precautions will he taken az he
funeral ~ Mol-un
In. arsenal deaf was a scheme devised
10y Pr-sid.nt Come Senior San Miguel
has Openly charged rhar the attempt
made 10 kill him last Augus, was Gov
eminent conspiracy Ia GET raj 81 hun IN
order =" MAKE sure the passage Of IN. bI.l
prov idInR for the exchange 81 the prop
critics
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O>r BOGi WO>EI Wv a. UT,.


Domanicr Ama,o on IN" charge ~ having
cotntarf.'ir money IN 'h.rr poss"s-Ion
came to a conclusion IN IN" nIt"d states
Circuit Court lar" yesterday afternoon
bat the jury d"!ibera'"d for hours and
was finally locked ny for III" night by
Marshal Hsnk"l
shorty after ; DcloCk IN h" after
noon IN" jury cam" IN for In-i r'IciIon-
and tho foreman inadvertently said thai
IN" jury had agreed On 'he CONVICTION -
BosCnrino. who ~ regarded ~ IN" prin-
cIpal defendant hui had nn' vet agreed On
Amsfo Judg" lirugh accordingly -"n'
the J,Ir, back 10 d"iIhora'. furt her ami
finally ordered mem i""lS'-i up for h"
night In. m"n hay" been IN nrlai f.r
IL. a
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TO, rs lOwpt>r assigns.
Tourists. Man, of Them Far From Honr.
Lett la ihr l.urcb.

BosrO~ Dec The COliv"rs Tours
{ umpauv Engaged IN IN" business Of
ronduc1ruG European and world sight
seeing tours TODAY filed "A voluntary
Tor the bennett, of creditors
This H. the concern whose tourists had
their letter. ot credit cancelled IN Co
iombo r,.vlun. according :" ~
despatch Yesterday
Ahour iifrv creditors are involved
Practically all Of them ar" tourists now
travelling abroad on the credit II IN"
, ompauv " It j. the intention Of the
a--l gn".' rn close up tn" business th''s''
tourists will he. Compelled to max" ar
a. their own "vI"us- for tn"
oi their trip- and their r"tvrn
to- thi- country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-10
~ //IED DrER t>TIQs rs.
customs authorities stud, over Ira '.
Norri,'S lDutiablr I. GODS.

NJ and Mr. Ira Nelson Morris OF
Chicago. who arrived yesterday 10y tn"
white star liner Adriaiic. brought
lot Of antiques and some Jewelry thar
ca,I..d IN. customs men Ia tarrv bif
over tn. baggage. Mr.. Morris made
,h. declaration and included every
thing hr had bought abroad The prob
lem a. ro rh. valu. OF som" of tn. jewelry
and the antiques was referred 10 me
Appraiser and they w"r" sent I" IN.
Public Stores
All the dutIdhl. .'uh that could TIE
appraised on The pier the Morrrl-es took
with them after paving 81 .@D IN duties.
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IOu,> an ~ M, OmE r,>F
TaIr> so s-ronsi, io tive Mother Control
of Her sOn.

SIS FRA~rrS,o Dec y f. took "a jury
of tw"lv" women III Judge Thomas
Graham department IT the superior
'our' Just twenty seconds -day q return
a verdict modify ug IA" decree nf d.vorc"
owen 4 Black a hookk-"p-r. 80 a. TO
give h. mot her cri-; ody IT her son Free
man
This - ih,. frs, cas-. N which woman
Jurors hav. sal IN his Guy when h.
decree. was granted IN" VII" gn' Gust ody
OF her daughter. Will" n" tat her GOT the
son She had IN. case r-op"n"d and Judge
Graham called twrly. women from IA"
court room TO act Is Jurors
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Move .. oct o. aside for CIV ing Too Mu"h
to CHARITIES

Arbitration wH- made yesterday ~
I harL.- stuart Dodge. eNs' .utor ii the = ~
III h,- father. Gen Ch1rl..- Cleveland
Dodge to -..' Zen Dudg.'- viii aside "r
th. ground that pra' tl"allv fh" entire 80
iat.. was -..i a-Id" 80 form y trust irInd for
various ,harifabI.. and r"bgIDY- OTRBniIa-
rom aud under The iHN not more than
hal au "stat" can t.. b"uII,ath,-,l to others
than th. n"Nt 81 lSI' aud heirs AT lnS
Henry " .l"--up. COUNSEL tor the ~
"rutor told "a" Surrugai" that the ''-tai"
- practically ~orthi'--- any hOw. h-'H 'I''.
N 10 COrupD-"d almost entirely ~
Ctlrttir- IN the. cap" sod Canal winch are.
merely ~ 'h" nature 81 promoter =
consrart eniIrhng m" estate To- SJU.rU'
II IN. canal company should be- T"pr
ganiLrd ~ certain wnV
The SgrTogA;" reserved decision PEND
ing Turth.. 81 g'IrB"ri Of thr car"
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$4,000 FOR TRASK'S DEATH
MN lORk tF\JHu >fTTIFN
WITH Bt\hIRS I>F VIZ.
Nalnr Of Nr Trask'> Hu>inr>> Rriation-
ships Made the Basis of the NrgOtia-
iion, Park Avenue accident Ills
a>trr Nrr,liri> Bn similar Lines.

-, - ,,.,.,,, r.,,,...,, ,....
s"'''"" '"' W ,''' wv '' w
Spencer lra-h Tor Vie damages resulting
: from IT." tanker death N "a railroad
accident near Irurou y Y on Decent .r
=, In, Tb. ,,,,.,ut which ,h., railroad
IN s.,,o, III. ,,.,
from AN "'i'''"' '' ''' W" ''"N ""' ''
last nISh'
G.ure. fu-t-r Peabody lV 'h. terms
~ Mr. Tr,sk-. will WAS nm IN cIrry., If
,t. ,,,.,r.,, -, ,i,., arm, -, S,...,,,.r rr,.L
, ''
'""Es' J. N"N''- ~ ''" Ia" "t'h "'
Mast IN \scE"l- Was "A '"' X"cnror
II - In,..r-r God that ,h" rnaInr par- III
,h, ,,.,,,.,,,-,.,,- ,,,h ,t,. ,x..c,,,,,rs 49,.
- vi. ,..,.,,, -
!
H'''''' u '"'''> N''''''" ''''''N'' ''' W.
railroad
The sum agreed upon = ON. II the
I,ro.s, s,.,. I.r.n,. ..y..r arrival =, ,,,, a.,
-. tn. ,,..,.. ,....,, ,,,,,,.,..,- "A,
'"'"' ''' \" """''' - '.'' ~ y"'
'r'"S' h"'"'S Va '"'' u.s. "' '"' ''N
"'""'' '"'',''' "'N'N''' III
rre7'h' SET '"'n"t' '"r '"' d. '"'''' 10 VII
'FlSN - r"H"r ''N - ,'t''7H"'
was >a'h Yesterday 'h'' ~" '"'' 81
"p"n "n'' '"" us on "'"N"'' Nv
"''' NV ",'"
""N ~ '"''" '' WV '''N'
f"t'''"lS''l~ Ih'r" ""''dI"h :" o." "a"
disposition on ITO" par "' WI f"'''"'F
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v,SS4rRr >EaRrHE DE,D SEA
Hundred Christians and Turkish Garrison
Butcherrd 10y iseriouins.

--nsC-Il EhT1 DfFpl'd1 % 7 M NVN
LONDON. Dec D"spar chs- from
.I.r,,saIsrn. Athens and Constantinopl.
report a revolt Of B,douIns IN IN. karak
district near m" Dead sea
They na-saCrrd ia" Turkish garrison
and a hundred Christians and destroyed
the railway and telegraph line They ar"
nov b~sleging Mandava.
Various causes SIR the outbreaks ar"
gwen. including N" execution Of "A Bed
nrnn chief tho disarmament Of TN. Bed
uuIts and rn- taking rf u census
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-10
,RRE>TTD ,R>tR va RDi n.
A,.am> E>prr~- Driver >an 10 iin'" hrrn
First Ia scar Engineer

charles ! liau-.'l a drtrr~ for 'h"
Ad4'u- E,pr.-- toTusuv 81 'h'' l"r-''N
-Id.. 81 IN" rI."r VA arrested la-i might
A. seventh lv,.~u- and l""u'v-~lN'h
r...-r on "a ,hnre" e uunu. ale ~ ""nn"o-
ZION with rh- u'lrd"r ~ John Warn"r
h" civil engineer. "h" wa stabbed u"
death ~ front 81 "a S.yru'h ave- nu" lunch
room on Oc'Ot-r ~ Five m.u. all mem
hers oi 'h- union WhI,.h VA behind IA"
recent strike 81 ..spr"--rn-n and "haui
'.rIr- are. alr-ads under arrest ~ 'h'' case
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1PERt 81 tSS TEIL O> nv.
Throsior- Dhrrn'r,rr struck on the Head
AZ the McIropoliian

An opera glass tell from the gallery AT
the M"tr"polItan Opera Hou~. last night
and struck Ih"udnr. oh"rm-y.r "t a
West Seventy seventh street On tn" h"ad
physician ~ rh" audi-nC" examined
HIM and found only a slight scalp wound
Mr. Dh"rm"y"r stayed through the per
Torrance
Nh"n MIR Dh"rmey"r went nui "A man
from IN" gallery apoluEi2"d hut what his
nam. was MIR ObrrTnev"r ruuliu re-
member aft"rwari
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>0iR. 10. .os ryrr y N,HE>


Paw. Dec o AVIATOR legagn"us. who
~ ~-ll known for hia cross- country flights.
.<ta hlIsh"d = new worlds record for alti-
tud. to-day Ifp used Bl"riot mono
plan. and reached the height OF 3.?D
meters or 10 iss feat = inches
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-10
ID\G Rt\6E JTHIRN gtIk
Russian Report. Wireless. r-i-i,hon, over
S3O NiIr>

tOPFNHAIfN D-c Vladimir POnIs-n
in'. inventor Announces thar during the.
past few days h" ha. maintained '.No..l..ut
rth-rIc telephone communication be-.
: w.-.n stations i2O miles apar'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-10
ROPES re- REIGN ~ PORTs ga.
Prince Niguei NJ BrsSan, Who Married
Miss stewart. Gets Bu,,.

LISBON. b@c A newspaper states
thar Prince Miguel of Rraganza who
married Anita stewart has invited M
followers 10 meet IN AurtrIs fo arrangr
propagabua IN Por,ugs in his interest
a. claimant Of rh. throne
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uORNu>G AND gyENi no TO HONIREAL
yln IengsTs q Hudson. oldest and best ruuts-
Perfect equipment Tickets 81 %es HOrE Central
n,rcrs say ia - 4 u 10 tAe Afeus "-AdJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-22
WEDDINGS.


invitations have been received in the
city from Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Tandy OF
PIalnview, Tex announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of their daughter
Miss Clara Ada Tandy, to William
HOugh Cook, of this city The wedding
viii take place Monday evening. January
81, at $3.50 o'clock, at the home of the
brides parents in Plainview, Tex.
The bride, who is a most charming
young woman, is the daughter of Capt
and Mrs. Charles NJ Tandy, formerly OF
San Antonio, where they are we'll known
Miss. Tandy is a graduate from the
Boston conservatory of music and also
from girls finishing school at Char
lottesville, Va.
She is well known in FL Paso. having
visited her cousin. Miss Ruth Coleman,
here two winters al go.
Mr. Cook is the chef chemist for the
Ell Paso Smelling company He is an
Ohio man, but has been here several
years and is identified with the club and
social life of the city
Their at home dates announced are
after February T. at s04 Montana street.
David Lehr. jr.. and Miss Mary DeEtt
Ambrose were married Thursday even
ing at o'clock, at the home of the
brides parents in East FL Paso
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Kenneth Brown, and witnessed only by
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Lehr went irnmediateIv
70 housekeeping at the corner of Ochoa
and Missouri streets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-22
Card Parties Continue To
Afford Much Social Fun

the decorations with quantities of VIC
lets distributed about the apartments.
The tally cards were in violet design,
and the same dainty flowers were Civ
en- as favors.
Refreshments were served from the
small tables. Those who enjoyed the af-
fair were: Mesdames ]. c. Schiller,
Frank Turner, Bafelle White, G. L.
Warren, P C. Burney, G. B. Calnan,
William Cady, Harriet Clark, Nance,
Morris Parker, c. C. Ballinger. ". w.
Fink, George Newell; Miss Mary Mar
garet Willis.
Miss Pauline Sprinz very delightfully."-
entertained at bridge on Wednesday aft
ernoon at the Elks' club. supplemented
by a dinner of Is covers ar the Orn-
dorff hotel
Miss Lucille Smith and Mrs. II. E.
Christie displayed the greatest skill at
this fascinating game and secured the
prizes
Those in attendance were: Misses Jose
phine Eddings. Lucille Smith. Milda Con-
molly. Loretta Brick, Madge Brick, Ell
sic Lurkins. Esther Darbyshire, Adine
Noake, Ethel Brown, Pearl Berky; Mrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-22
Many Pleasant
EOenT.g
IN Gard Circles

ness Of her mother, and as soon as pos
sibIe brought her here. expecting the
climate to effect a speedy and pernlan-
ent recovery.
Mrs. Frederick Symons arrived TO-DAY
from Toronto, Canada, to spend 1orl-
night visiting Mrs. Fernando c scare
at her home on the Boulevard mrs
Svnons is en- route to California 10
spend the remainder of the winter
The Misses Ruth and Hattie HerrIott'
cousins of Rev. c. l. Overstreet, OF the
First Presbyterian church, are VISITORS
In the city from Washington, D. T.
They will remain here until the early
summer.
Mrs. C. w. Mills is i'll with a severe
attack sbf tOnsilitis at her home on Ar1-
iona street
Mrs. ]. L. Sweeney will return to the
city Sunday from a short visit to Maria
Mrs w a Hawkins has visiting her.
her mother. Mrs. c. c. Gardiner. who
will spend the winter here
Miss Minnie Nor, of Muscatine. Ia,
is the charming house guest of Dr. and
Mrs. a. R. Klein, OF 1914 Montana
street.
j. C. Rosenborough, of Las Cruces,
n. NJ, who was kicked by horse
short time ago, and VINO has been
in a local hospital for some time, is
up and around. He is the father Of
Mrs. H c. Dyre, of I'll Mundy avenue.
this city, and has just returned to his
home.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs NJ L.
Marders, Of 100 Putnam street who
has been sick for some time, is up and
around and doing well.
j. H Morgan has moved from 215
Grand avenue to $50 Gladstone
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DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Klutz and small
daughter have returned from Alamo
gordo, N. NJ. where they have peen
the past month
Mrs. Emil L. Boos, of New York, has
arrived in the city TO make a Visit Oh
several weeks to her son. Herbert Al
Ian Bocs- Mrs. Boos is accompanied
by Miss Marguerite Chase. of Farm
Sngton, Conn During their stay they
VIII be guests Of the St. Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Davis are rejolc-
ing in the arrival of son born Fri
day, Jan. Il.
+. NJ Millspaugh underwent serious
operation last Wednesday at the Post
Graduate hospital In New York City
He is reported to be doing well, which