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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-27

GLOBE. April 26.-The churn drill
work which has been conducted on
the property of the Inspiration Cop
per company for the past year, taken
in conjunction with the underground
drifting, indicates in a general way
that the low grade ore body is APP
proximately 5000 feet long and varies
in width. a north and south extension
of the ore for SOC feet having been
shown by the drill work in the vicin-
jty Of the Scorpion shaft which is 10
Gated 400 feet northwest OF the Joe
Bush shaft, where sulphide ore In
aauntity was first encountered on the
Inspiration mineral land.
While the churn drill results are
not taken by the management as
data OF sufficiently definite and de-
tailed character to make any estimate
OF tonnage based upon them advisable
vet they do indicate in a fairly aceu-
rate way the probable extent Of the
ore and also the approximate percent
age Of copper which it contains. Inc
ore as shown extends between the
scorpion and Joe Bush to the Miami
line. toward which drift on the sou
foot level is Gov being driven to deV-
elop the ore body in that direction and
thus check the results OF the churn
drill operations The exploratory
work Of the drifts and the churn drills
have not yet indicated any western
boundary to the ore and thus II maS
develop that body may prove also pro
suctive Of chalcoeite ore. The three
churn drills now in operation on thf
Inspiration land are constantly setting
the boundary proven ore further YES
toward the old Taylor tunnel. rae
which is extremely encouraging 10
the future OF the inspiration Cope
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-27
SHATlUCk TO
Be LISTED ON
THE EXCHANGE
Report Comps from BOSTON
That the Well Known Local
Stock viii Receive Recogni-
lion Long Delayed.
(By Frank ]. Graf. Member Duluth
Stock ExchangeD

It
Stock ExchangeD
The New York market remains an
unsettled affair. wiki crop conditions
much injured and cotton pool under
investigation little can be expected
from the worlds leading securities.
The lack of news regarding the coming
dividend on Little Steel has had a bad
effect on the issue. Shelters. and the
Pacific showed weakness and until We
'eceive the decision on corporation
axes which Is long past due. little
an be expected Of the market The
copper shares list is inclined to be
weak. with copper metal quoted frac-
tionaIly above Sc pounds. and with the
metal selling at 1880 copper shares
are inclined to hold firm. I am inclin-
TO believe that the majority Of stocks
are about bottom. From the Boston
News Bureau Il is stated that the
Shattuck Arizona stock is TO be listed
on the New York stock exchange in
the very near future. This news is
more than welcome and viii place the
issue on a par with other mining
stock. Shattuck should have been
listed two years aeo. With this stock
on the Exchange we should have an
exec llent market and the stock viii
be selling for its market value Cal
umet and Arizona. Superior and Pitts
burg we're in clined TO show a slight
decline at the close.
BOSTON
Amalgamated 10 IS: Anaconda A:
Allouez A -: Atlantic Z IL; Ariz
Com 16 81; Boston Cons IS: Butte
Coalition p: Calumet & Arizona 63 /;
Calumet and Heela $50: Centennial
II 1-2; Copper Range SO; East Butte
Isle Royale l6 IL: Keewenaw. 4 IA;
Mohawk 81; Miami @ SIS: Michigan
is; Nevada Cons 20 Il; North
Butte SO rs: Old Dominion 35; Osce-
ola 1873; Parrot Is: Quincy 20 IL;
Shannon u; Sup. Pittsburg 70 rs.
Sup. Copper ~ 81: Sup Boston y Is;
Tamarack IS; Trinity 6; Utah Cons
p -: Utah Copper a rs; L. S. Min.
ing AZ "a; Victoria 8; wolverine
rs.
NEW YORK
Mo. Pac- 6S 5-S; Rock Island as;
Southern Pacific l22 "a; St Paul
139 rs; Penn. 1874 3-S; y. Y Cent
100 Ia A T & 5 F 10 II: L & \
146: Erie IS SIS; Northern Pacific
1873; Union Pacific 1872: So Railway
%; Brooklyn r. T. - SIS: Reading
i6I IS; CT Northern 1876: CT J. IS;
L. S Steel 81 IS: L. S. Steel pfd
120; American Sugar 1913; American
Shelters so; b & o los "a: Cana
dian Pacific ISL 1-2: Western Union
SO; Chicago Great Western A. IS
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BUREAU OF MINES.

A meeting OF the members Of the
chamber OF commerce and mines is
called for tonight at the Gadsden
hotel and will assemble in the rath-
skellar. The primary cause for the
meeting Is the annual nomination cf
for the directorate. the
list of candidates 20 be posted after
the meeting in the Office of the cham
Der and the candidates to be voted
for at the annual election. There is no
limit 20 the number OF candidates
who may be nominated. though there
is Of course a limitation TO the num-
Der of directors who can be chosen
at the election. II is therefore de
sirable that the best available timber
and plenty OF it, be put up tonight
so that the members MY have the
widest possible choice in selecting
the new directorate. The present
board has done much excellent work
and the board which. will be chosen
shorld be at least as strong as the
present, in order that no falling of
in the good work which the body has
done since Its outset and is now do
ing may occur
Tonight, too, the membership con
test viii be declared closed. This
noon Secretary Grindeli stated that
several new applications had beer
handed in today and It IS considered
likely that the race between the reds
and blues win grow close todight
though the reds have thus FAR Leo
all the way through. There viii b
much other interesting business be
fore the meeting
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DEVELOPMENT SHOWING
MUCH ORE IN INSPIRATION

company. At present the drifts are
sinking holes Nos 5O4. SOC and SOS
on top of the hill south OF the Soor-
pion shaft. Holes Nos sos aud SOS
are in ore and No. COO. having been
started, is still in the Gaping.
Much of the development work at
present is being done on the tunnel
level, or in other words. at that depth
at which che extraction tunnel will
.intersect with the Joe Bush shaft
This portal of intersection is 127 feet
above the fourth level With the aid
of the machine drills put in commits
sion az the mine about the first OF
April the driving Of the tunnel from
Keystone Gulch which win have a
total length OF about 22O0 feet. is
progressing at the rate OF eleven feet
daily. The drift driven southwest
from the Scorpion shaft on the 275-
foot level to intersect with the ex-
traction tunnel near the Joe Bush
shaft. is 400 feet long. and the face
is continuing in sulphide concentrat-
ing ore. On the 400 foot level Of the
Joe Bush shaft the blocking out of
the GRE is being continued by drifts
ana raises. one drift is being driven
westward and has attained a length
OF about $50 feet A drift driven east
toward the Miami line IS about 800
feet long
The old mill which was built on
the western part Of the Inspiration
property by the former owners. is
being torn down. and much Of the
material from it viii be used to erect
a test mill in the vicinity OF the Joe
Bush shaft
The Inspiration Copper company is
employing 200 men in development
| work.
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dullness for immediate future.

dizziness for immediate future.
CURBS.
Saginaw 1 1-2G2; Ariz Mich S0G so:
Arizpe cas-; NJ Min 1Oa15: b & A
sac: - & l. 10N12; Bohemia 9GI-f;
Chemung 1OG1-2. Cactus 3 1-4G3-S:
Cordova 50g75: Full Paid 791-2:
Chief Cons 2G1-S; Eienita IA ask
ed; Ely Cons. $4,000: Ely Cent 80
G1OO; Davis DAILY rs az: DEM
2 S-s@1-2; ella 6G1-4s; Ojib SGI-4.
Inspn l-265-s; Chino II 5-SG7-S;
Keystone 401-2: Live Oak 20 a u:
Nat TX 41@4s; Nip 1OG1-s; Raven
35445; Ray Cons. 1SG1-4: Rosalia
95 asked; Sierra. 3QI-4: San Antonio
z 7-sG9; Shattuck 20 1905: Silver
Leaf l0G11; Sup Globe 45955; North
Tigre 20 asked; Warren 261-4; Gold
field 7-SdS; Warrior II IA asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-10
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported
to the health office during the past forty
eight hours:
John Pope. So years, tuberculosis Hos
pital.
William H. Butts. IA years. 1893 III
street northwest.
Joseph 4. Bowler, &c years, f14 I'd
street northwest.
Richard J. Marshall. 80 years. Gar
Thomas II. Maxwell. 30 years, II Q
street northeast.
Kate A. Donovan. 20 years. 1.ls .
street northwest.
Ida c. Sebree, ~ years 1880 . street
northwest.
Isabella a. McNally, AS years, 1874 y
street northwest
John Montgomery. 20 years, 4OS W
street northwest.
Abraham l.. Harvey, A. years, 40 De-
frees street northwest.
Eunice A. Wolfe, Is years, 1909 Linden
street northeast.
Julius Nelson. IS years. Freedmen's
Hospital.
Josiah Jnghram. Al years, Government
Hospital for Insane.
Lula Clark, 81 years. So Fenton street
northeast.
Alice Hurley, u years, 42S street
Jerome Jackson, 1 year, 4s7 L street
southwest.
George Thomas. > months, o224 Sher-
man avenue northwest.
Ellen NJ. Snider, 81 years, 2522 18th
street northwest.
Daniel II. Rucker. 90 years. 1924 Jeffer-
son place.
Lillian May G. Woodward, 20 years,
1913 South Capitol street.
Evaline X. Bagby. 93 years, Garfield
Hospital.
Margaret McDermott, E years, l0l
North Carolina avenue
Josephine Watson, 80 years, sos North
Capitol street.
Infant of William III. and Anna T..
Hooper, Il hours, 1888 III street north
west.
Leila Childress, Is years, 626 Z street
southeast.
Matte Washington, 30 years, 70o list
street southwest
Charles Johnson. 20 years, 23 Mad
ison alley northwest
Dave Jenkins. months, Elvans ave-
nue., Hillsdale, ID. c.
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the health Office during the last forty
eight hours:
John w. and Emma A. Bell, January
8, 1910, girl.
Frederick NJ. and Mary Bauer Jan
uary ., 1910, boy.
Walter S. and Eva A. hardwood, JAN
uary I, 1910. girl.
Max and Bella samakaw, January 8.
1910, boy.
Elmer II. and Belle Bailey, January Z,
1910, girl.
Leon E. and Gladys Morales. January
4, 1910. boy.
Linwood j. and Emma NJ. Kirtley, jan
uary ), 1910. girl.
Minor f. and Myrtle T. FUR, January
I. 1910, girl.
Hazel NJ. and Lillian NJ. Station, Jan
uary j. 1910. boy.
Robert and Mary E. Dyer. January J,
1910. boy.
John II. and Alice Buckingham, De-
cember -. 1909. sbox,
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Conrad NJ. and Daisy Z. CLANCY, jan
uary 3, 1910. boy.
John H. and Anna Lee, January 6, 1910.
boy.
Edward and Ellen W. NJ. Angler, JAN
uary ). 1910, girl.
Joseph I. and Margaret Colliere. jan
uary 2. 1910 girl.
Morris and Malie Krip, January I, 1910.
girl.
Sam and Amy German, January =. 1910.
girl.
James A. and Mary L. Smackum. jan
uary I. 1910, boy.
1910. girl.
Lewis r. and Laura G. Green, January
l, 1910. hoy.
Elmer and Eva Brown, January :. 1910.
boy twins.
Thomas E. and Fiona Clifford. January
., 1910, boy.
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Wednesday. January u

street northwest. Wednesday. January IL
o'clock pm.
MOORE. ON January 10. 1910. at Providsn .
Hospital. WILLIAM Il. MOORE of Leonard
town. Md. aged hfty-two years
Tors. 81 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. In.
tcrment Wednesday. January IL. ut Leonard
town. Md.
NEuMANN. On Monday. January 10. 1910. AZ
4:4a an. ANNA MARIA. beloved ~ifc -
arr L.. Ncumann aud eldest daughter OF tic
late Christopher and Katharine Arth.
Funeral from her late residence. 5io I'd street
am. thence 81. Mary's Cstholi. Church
where r'rui"m mass will DO held IT Y"
o'clock Relatives aud friends invited. In
fcrment private.
NEWMAN suddenly at tho residence ~ hi
ENOS X. NEWMAN Of East Grcrnviile. Pa.
aged seventy eight years
Funeral private IN "Wednesday nj III an. IN
ternent At Rock Greek cemetery.
RAMSHARDr ON Saturday. January $. 1910
at :: o'clock pm. BETTIE r.. beloved VIII.
; OF Ferdinand Rsmshardt formerly OF SO
street southeast. aged forty eight years.
1liS 9TH street northwest. on Tuesday. Janu-
AIRY II. at $50 pm. Relatives and friends
invited.
RYAN. ON Monday. January To- 1910. at his
r.sidence 4: ! street northwest NAT
THEW. dearly beloved husband OF Mary Y.
Requiem high mass nj ST. Aloysius Church.
"Wednesday. January IL. O'Clock am. In
terment private.
SEiBERT. on SUNDAY January y 1910. nj Ca
an. MARGARET r.. beloved wife r.
George S"ib,r'. aged r~ent, eight years.
Funeral from her late residence. AIS sire"f
$50 an. Ec.fuicm at 81. Mar, :
Church at q. Relatives and friends Invited
Interment AT ST. Mary-s cemetery.
STECKLEIN on Sunday January .. 1910. ~
> o'clock am. FRANK. son Of the lale
Frank aud Mary Il. Stecklcn, aged thirty
Fuperal from the chapel Of Frank Geier's Sons
liz: 9Th street northwest. on Tuesday, Janu
arr IL nj SO am. REQUIEM mass at the
immaculate Conception Church nj O'clock
Relatives and friends are invited Interp "nf
Mt ST. Mary cemetery. tbaltimorc anu
Philadelphia papers please ccp!D
pm. TIMOTHY WALSH. beloved husband
Of Mary Walsh. In the scventy-hrst year ~
Funeral from 3l6 II street northeast. wednes-
day. January IL. AT la o'clock am: theme"
10 ST Alloys Church. where requiem mas>
will be said for the repose of his soul ~
1890 AIN. Relatives aud friends invited:
WINDOW. on Monday. January 10: 1870 y,
daughter of Frederick and Mathilda Windonl
tnee Brahert.
WOLF. Denartcd this life Saturday. Janu
AIRY s. 1910. IT 4::o am. ut the rssidcnrc
Of her sister Elizabeth V. Holm l20A LIN
den street northeast, EuNiCE ANN WOLF
late of Norfolk. Va.
When bowed with Affections and woes here
below
As on in my way Ia bright glory 20.
I hear Thy sweet voice, Ills the voice or my
love thee. low. thee. pass under thy rod.
Funeral Tuesday. January II. NJ 30 PM. from
Israel Baptist Church. f1th street betwecn
T. aud 4. streets northeast. FRIENDS or ~,
family cordially invited. tNc"ark ana
Norfolk papers please copy-b
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TIED TO THE TRACK.
Escape From Death of Man Who Re
fused to Give Up Switch Kew.

MACON, Ga. January 1O-Because
Daniel J. Matthews, young fireman of
the Central of Georgia railway, refused
to give four armed negroes switch key
he was tied face downward, OH the main
line of the Central road. at the corner of
Hazel and ID streets. at an early hour
yesterday morning and now lies in a
critical condition at local hospital be-
ing knocked from his perilous position a
few minutes after he was attacked by
an east-bound passenger train.
Matthews. after regaining consciousness
yesterday, stated that he was tied about
the neck SO securely that he could make
no cutlery. After he was tied he says
that he heard the negroes plotting to
wreck a passenger train.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued 20
the following.
George T. Hunter and Ruth T. .Ander-
son, both of Fairfax Court House. Va.
Norman M. Key and Mabel Madden.
Henry p. Batch and Elsie T. Mcmahon
James f. Lynch and Minnie B. Heath
both OF Hanover county, Va.
Wade III. Keys and Addic Cooper.
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In Memoriam.

GARDINER. In loving memory ~ my dear
parents. NELLIE and SAMUEL L. GAR
DINER. who died January 10 and Januaiy
70, 1908.
United In death.
EY THEIR DAUGHTER SADIE.
JOHNSON. In sad but loving rcmembIapse q. or
daar husband and father, ALBERT
JOHNSON. who departed this HE seven
Years ago today. january lo, l@"
We loved him. YES. mo tongue can tell
How much loved him and h"w VOL
God loved him. ts,, and lac Thought BEST
To take dear father home 10 resi-
BY HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
PALMER. In sad but loving remembrance or
my devoted and al, aiec'ionaie mother, Mrs.,
year ago today. January TO- l!o3
One by one our hopes grow brighter
As we the shining shnrr,
For know across the river
Wait the loved ones gone before.
By HER DAUGHTER. SARAH J. PALMER.
my dear mother. MARTHA ROWAN PAR
HAM. who departed this life two years ago
today. January 10. 1905.
SHORTER; Sacred TO the memory Of Mrs.
PRISCILLA SHORTER. beloved wife Of Ed
ward Shorter, and devoted mother of Alice.
Mary, Harry and Charles Shorter. who
tered into rest nine years ago today, January
10, 1901.
Some time. when all lfes lessons have bees
And sun and stars forcvermore have set.
The things which our weak Judgments here have
The things Ger which we grie,e with lashcs
Will flash before rs out Of lfe's dark night.
As shine most i'm deeper tints of blue:
And we shall see how all Gods plans arc right:
And how what seems rcproof Ma Ivss -
true.
Gods plans like lilies pure and white unfold.
We must not tear the ,los',-shut leaves apart:
And if, through patient toll we reach the land
Where tired feet, with sandals locsed, may
When we shall clearly know and understand
L think that We shall say. God knew the
BY HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
SMITH. In loving remem ,1s,s Of my dear
SOL. FRANCIS VI. SMITH, who died one
year ago today January IL. 1909
In the graveyard. softly sleeping,
Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies the I loved 80 dearly
In his lonely. silent grave
BY Ills LOVING MOTHER.
SMITH In sad bur having remembrance Of my
dear husband FRANK N. SMITH, VIII" de-
parted this life one year ago today, January
10. 1909.
Gone. but forgotten
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
TANcIL. In loving renemhran"c If our dear
son. GEORGE \. TAN,'Il. Jr: Mho died Que
year ago today. January To- 1862.
A precious from has CONC,
4 voice loved is sfllcd.
place is vacant iD home
That never he filled.
Icy MOTHER AND FATHER.
WALKER Sacred the memory OF my mother.
MATILDA WALKER, who entered I'M" rest
eleven years ago today. January 10, 1883.
I love her, yes. tongue can tel
How much I love her aud how well:
God loved her. too. aud he Thought b"st
To take dear mother home 10 rest.
BY HER ONLY CHILD. SERGT Il. L. n
WALKER.
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Re- Elected for Sixty-Fourth Time

NOANk, Connecticut. January 10.-At
meeting Of the Baptist Sunday school
here yesterday Walter Palmer was re-
elected superintendent for the sixty
fourth time. Mr.. Palmer is eikhty-four
years old and is actively engaged in
business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-10
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
ANOTHER CABINET FAMILY
OUT OF SOCIAL LIFE.
Recent and Coming Events Of Great
and Minor Importance-Per-
sonal Notes.

The Secretary of Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Nagel and Miss Nagel have re-
called all their invitations on account OF
the death of Mrs. Nagers sister IN st.
Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-10

DR.. and Mrs. William ]. Pettus gave a
luncheon today. when Capt. Cloman mil
itary attache of the American embassy
in London, and Mrs. Cloman were guests
of honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-10

Lieut.. Col. =. X. James, military at
tache of the British embassy, and the
Hon. Mrs. James. accompanied by the
Hon. Rachael Kay Shuttleworth have
gone to Chattanooga, Tenn, to spend the
week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles May Oelrichs
have sent out invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter, Blanche May
Oelrichs. to Mr.. Leonard NJ. Thomas of
Philadelphia, January 20. at their home.
92j Park avenue, New York city. The
ceremony. which is to be. performed by
Mgr. Lavelle, will be private. Miss c.
ella May of this city will be the brides
only attendant, and Master Charles NJ
o. Martin and little Miss Cathleen VAN
derbilt will be train bearers. Mr.. Will
liam S. Hit will he the best man, and
the usherS chosen are MeSsrs. T. Markoe
Robertson. William Post. James w. Bar
ney w. O'Donnell Iselin, Adolph Borie,
Charles De l.. and Harry Oelrichs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-10

The Congressional Club has invitations
out for a reception at the clubhouse, X
and 18th streets. in honor of the Vice
President and Mrs. Sherman and the
Speaker of the House and Miss Cannon
Thursday evening. January Is, at $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-10

Mrs. George NJ. Pullman has just arrived
and will spend the winter at the Airing
ton where she will receive. as usual.
Thursdays Mrs. Pullman spent the fall
and early winter at her Chicago homo and
entertained constantly there. Her new
home on 18th street will be among the
largest and finest at the capital but it
will be a long time yet before it is ready
for occupancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-10

Maj. and Mrs Edwin \. Root enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday Mr.. and
Mrs. j. q. Edwards of Portland. Ore:
Count and Countess dc Chambrun. Maj.
and Frau Won Iiyonius, Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. James, Mrs. Pilling and Capt. De
IIaney
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Nine de Meissner and Mrs. and Miss
Radford will receive Thursdays, January
IL and 81, at 1924 31st street.
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Mrs. John Crayke. Simpson will not be
at home tomorrow, but Will receive the
following Tuesdays.
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Mrs. Alexander r.. Shepherd 1917 Kal
Drama road. will be at home Tuesdays
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Mrs Edward Everett Hayden. 1902 18th
street, will be at home Wednesdays, jan
uary 10 and &c.
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Representative land Mrs. James r.
Mann entertained at dinner last evening
at the Highlands complimentary to MI
and Mrs. Charles II. Ackert, who VIII
500. go to Chicago to live.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-10

Miss Mary Herman of Utica. n Y, is
the guest of Lieut.. Commander b. r.
Hutchinson, L. S. N. and Mrs. Hutchinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-10

Capt. Wallace NJ. Craigie. 9th Cavalry.
left Washington Saturday for Fort d. A.
Russell, WyO.
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spring or early summer. Mr.. Carpenter
has had new home built for his in
tended bride. very near the residence of
the parents of both parties.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur w. Fowler OF
Stotts were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank II. Bowen.
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Mr.. and Mrs. julius Baumgarten have
gone to Richmond. Va, to visit their
daughter. Mrs. A. T.. Straus. at 1O2 West
Clay street. From there they will visit
Florida for the benefit of their health
They will return the LIST of February.
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Miss Elizabeth Belle Gibson Of Charles
Town, W. Va. and Mr. William McCue
Kyle of Jersey City. n. j.. were married
Thursday, January q. at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Bette Gibson, by
Rev. J. s. Alfriend of the p. L. Church.
The maid of honor was Miss Ellen Carter
Hoff of Norfolk. Va. and the best man
was Mr.. John Miller Kyle of Roanoke,
Va. a brother of the groom. Their
future home will be i'm Jersey City.
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Miss Carrie Mum was in Boston last
Wednesday night for the dance given by
Mrs. Robert s. Bradley for her debutante
daughter, Miss Lester Bradley. Miss
Mary Pa. kman, who was a holiday guest
here with the Wayne Parkers, was back
in Boston for this dance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-10

Maj. and Mrs. a. W. Yates and Miss
Yates are located at 1879 18th street
northwest. for the winter.
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Mrs. F.. II. Briggs. daughter of Senator
Frye. will receive at the Hamilton Thurs
day next from to & o'clock and will he
assisted by Mrs. G. A. Hobart of Pater-
son. n. j.. Mrs. Thompson of North Da-
Briggs; Miss Dorothy Cutler. who Is
spending the winter with Mrs. Briggs;
Miss Dorothy Walsh and Miss Frances
Clark of Chicago, Miss Barney of Wis
consin, Miss Frances Thorne of Wash
.ngton and Miss Marie Hooper of Balti-
more.
Mr.. w. Wheeler announces the marriage
of his daughter Lorraine and Mr.. Thomas
l.. Miller of this city at Alexandria, Va,
November /. 1909.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-10

Senator Jeff Davis of Arkansas, it is
announced. has leased the house at 1872
21st street for the present session of
Congress. His three daughters, the
Misses Bessie. Lynall and jamie, will be
with him during the winter.