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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
BIG FINES FOR OUVEENS
Two Brothers Pay $4,000 Each
and Firm Offers ST, 200, 600.
WOULD END ALL CIVIL SUITS
Art Dealers Plead Guilty of I'm
dervaluing Importations.
-Wise's Attitude.

FINES Of 700 each were imposed yester-
d.v ON two members Of the art firm OF
puveon brothers for differentiation Of I'M
Carnations. and ~ was thereupon disclosed
that the hrm had agreed 10 pay the gov
eminent 81 .9e}"o in full discharge OF All us
claims for back duties.
I.ouis !. and Joseph l. Duvecn were the
two who appeared before Judge Martin IN
INC United States Court Yesterday and en-
tered = plea OF guilty 10 the indictment
charging them with conspiracy to dctraud
Tho government Of customs duties. and they
we're no sooner sentenced 10 the maximum
Gne Of $4,000 each than tho money was
turned over 10 Clerk Lcary. Of the Circuit
Court. in four s,.ooa bills.
The Two Duveens who thus settled their
score With the United States government
rs far as criminal prosecution was con-
cefned live in England. They came TO New
York recently with the purpose OF making
some ARRANGEMENTS that would permit them
n plead to the indictments returned against
them. John r. Stanchneld as their coun-
sci. conducted the negotiations with Henry
A. Wise. United States Attorney. VINO
finally agreed not TO demand a prison SEN
tenCe for the two mon.
Mr.. Wise told Judge Martin that Louis
and Joseph Duveen had surrendered them
selves voluntarily to a foreign jurisdiction
10 plead guilty though neither Of them
could have been cxtradited from England
lie said that IN consideration Of this he
would ask that prison sentences he not i'm
vosed. but that he would accept the maxi
mum fine Of $1,000 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
ROBBED IN BROAD DAYLIGHT
Mar Held Up by Two Thugs, Who
Posed as Beggars.

Another broad daylight street hold-up
occurred shortly after o'clock yesterday
afternoon In Sd street. near Manhattan
street, Marcus Schwartz, shirtwaist OPP
orator. q No. 227 Lewis street was stopped
by two men who had the appearance II
being bcggars aud asked him for some
money.
WHOM he told them that he did not have
any ~ give them. the two men pushed him
into a doorway leading To - long dark hall
way In nearby tenement house. While
one OF the men held one hand over
schwartZ's mouth and with the other held
hia head back. the second higi Naymau took
his gold watch ana chain and q hungarian
coin watch charm. Then they knocked him
down and ran away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

the date Of such acceptance. and that all
lihelled seized or in the pos
session on the government, will he re-
leased.
The approval of the proposed settlement
of all civil claims against the Duveen
Rro,bers hv the authorities i'm Washington
would I'm no wise affect the criminal prose
cution Of Henry i. III veen and Benjamin
T. Duvecn. the other two brothers compos-
ing the firm. who were indicted WIN ''o"'S
and Joseph Duveen on Octoher u" pe"
jamin Duveen was arrested on oc'o"'i
in the store at No 302 Fifth avenue al ,'e
time the raid was made by customs '"7
spectors. lie is under $500" ball Henry
Duveen was arrested the same day OH ms
arrival from England. lie furnisheu Cow"
bail and returned to England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
BAGS

These other bargains require
Il separate word.
Globe Trotter Trunks-the
famous fibre trunks whose light
ness saves their cost on a Con.
tinental journey of any length.
We've imported and sold a
lot of these trunks and had but
a single complaint.
The reason they 90 on the
bargain counter to-day was in
Dictated by a lady who had had
Globe Trotters before: came in
the other day to buy another at
$50. and said:
They warp little 1h'n you fist get them.
bu; they come back
We don't like to sell any,
thing which won't be all right
all the time. no matter how sure
it is to come back.
So here goes what's left Of
our importation of the English
Globe Trotter Trunks steam.
er and dress sizes.
were $3.50. were 500 m. > vers snm
were 5000: were $50 On we're c4m
were $500: we're SIS 90 3 were N&.
t.
was $40 ~
$4,000 now.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
Warren i3th Ct Saith 81.
6Y+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Monday, March 81
1911


steamer Rermudisn 'Brl Bermuda March -
to , = Outerhrids" & 60. with 90 passHngefs'
steamer .feuV Amsterdam Dutch, Rotter-
dam and Bouogne March II. 10 The HOLLAND
America Line. With 7i3 cabin and 81 s,eeras.
passengers and mdse Arrived a. the Bar at
stesmer coamo. Mayagnez March Is. Ponce
20 and san Juan 80. to IN" New York and Porto
Rico = 90. with o. passengers. mails and mdse.
Arrived at he bar nj 3:21 a m 49,, =, .,
Notion & Son. in ballast Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Auchcncras dBn Norfolk March - To
i n Winchester & 90. in ballast VIII load for
Wh,mIoa Ioft Quarantine at SO m.
steamer leseriG ,Bn; IiuIl March . and
in ballast. Arrived at the bar a, m. - o.
steamer Oceana GER. bermuda March y. to
the bermuda Atlantic IS GO. win so passengers
steamer i.uckenbach. Ponce March IL.
Mayaguez ~ and san Juan -. To the lnsular
Line win u passengers and mdse. Arrived at
steamer Salvatore II Gicrsio Nor. Port An,
steamer Toronto OBJ. Hull March and
BOSTON - t. Sarderson & Son. with mdso Ar
steamer Minneapolis 'Rri. London March ls
and SOUTHAMPTON IS TO the Atlantic Transport
Line. with - cabin passengers and mdse. Ar-
rl,cd at the llir a. : ~
steamer Madeirons- ,Norl Port Antonio March
- to the Cuneo importing 60. with fruit Ar
steamer puca desli Abru.zi dtaD, Genoa
March "a and Naples ~. 20 Hartheh. Solar 4
IN with 80 cabin and i.s2c storage pa sengers
and nldse Arrived 1T tho Bar al
steamer Nauna IIata. Baltimore. to III" New
Yoik aud baltimore TRANSPORTATION Ga. Win
r1dee Passed in Quarantine at 6:l5 a M.
steamer Cuuus New Orleans March % to the
southern racih. 90. with passengers and mdse
Passed I'm Quarantine at $40 q
steamer III Sol. galveston March q. to tho
Southern Pacific 90. with mGse. Passed I'm Quar-
aufire AZ 6.lj IN
Steamer Atai Wer Havana March 10 Glen
fp.rcs r. ManZaniilp ~. Santiago u. Green
island % Kingston 81 Rowden and Jeremie %
ia tho Hamburg American Line. win - pass"n-
,.rs and tndsc Arrived 1T the Bar at II 81 y m.
steamer NaNshoc. Georgetown. ., March %
and wilmington. y e. - 10 tho 'lyd" :, 90.
with passengers aud mase. Passed IN Vuaran-
tine AZ 80 p
steamer jefferson. Newport Nows and Nor
folk To- tho old Dominion - 90. With passen -
eers and noise. Passed in quarantine at .:o5
-,
vsrrh 10 IN tho west India - 60. with sugar.
Arrived at tho Bar at | 30 y ~.
steamer Nm"rikI Ger. Hamburg March Is
o-d snYthautItou and Ghsrhourg ~. To- ne Ham
burg American Line. with passengers. mails
ans fatea Anchored H. quarantine a.!i % IN.
steamer Vaderland H1egl. Antwerp and Dover
March - to To Red star Line. Win passengers
ana ridsc Anchored I'm quarantine lp:t3 IN.
sandy Hook. y !. March - ?;3" M Wind
wsst l,es'- lIcezc; cloudy, haas OF shore" light
sea.
STEAMERS crown Of Navarro nBp. Port spain.
e.r,utaeca tputchi bcueTara. Rio Grandc.
rrunsyick. Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport
Hows. patclla OBr. Port said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Glasgow. March - California Eu. New York
Via MO,llc
Gibraltar March - = m-kdnig Albert Ger)
New YORK for hglers. "tc
,rthamptnn March 81 Alrintic iIir, Nov Yorh
VIA PI,mouih and 'hefhourg.
NaIles March 81 ttt1uia tltab. New York for
Genoa
,lgicis. March - liislet ,Bu, NeN iorh for
hden. SINGAPORE and Philippines
Lisbon March - Nal tblb, New York
Rotterdam. March -. a ms o'std,k tDutch)
NtW YORK va Baltimore
RIO 90 Iaueito March ~ Industry 'Htl, New
York for Montet id,o. Buenos Ntres. etc.
Sucz March - IsuenfIs oicp. Calcutta and
colombo fof Boston aud New YORK
uCnoe h}rff. March - Ihr.ian<t 90 Tar
tiuaaa ora. NsW WORT VIA mt tiI'u.
chcrih"n. March - -tr0stafeis Gen. NJ" ior.
VIA Durham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

T-ANcpACIfIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. close in y.
Japan. Forea. China via Seatue' 49,, ,
n ffmoTic ..........-. 100 ~" "
Hawaii Guam. Philippines Gia san
Francisco 4 : transport. Men d
Tahiti NarIuesa~ COOK ISLANDS.
Australia. Sew Zealand Nia san
Vran~!srob Natal ............. hch
Hawaii tapan. Corea. china. Philip
mines t,ia san Francisco -Tenyo
Maru .. ............... 900. -h'H ~
Hawaii (via san Francisco sierra Apfii
Hawaii ,lia san Francisco, Ihrline apfil
Japan. Corea. china Nia seattle
o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
Offers TO Pay S1,200,0o0.

Later Corbitt & Stern. attorneys for the
Duveen firm. made public tho official corrc-
sooudence between John e. Stanchfeld and
United States Attorney Wise, which dis
solved the fact that an agreement was
closed the fact that an agreement was
United states Attorney to settle all claims
arising from the charges Of differentiation
for 81 10000
In the letter 10 Mr. Wise in which he
made the final offer John B. Stanchfeld
wrote that for several months counsel for
Duveen Brothers had given careful consid
Grafton 10 the claim Of the United states
concerning the loss Of duty through under
valuation. He said that the facts invov ed
were exceptionally complicated. especially
as the Duveens were merchants Of world
wide reputation. having for nearly half a
century made n specially of pictures, pore
iains and works Of art
There is in this kind Of business" Mr.
Sianchfed wrote. more or less Of Ques-
ton rs TO the genuineness. place of origin.
antiquity and history Of any given object
and all these elements enter into the ques-
-lon Of value What vase is worth is
largely a matter OF sentiment and what q
Prospective buyer is willing 10 pay. These
md other considerations make il extremely
difficult n fix valuation upon a thing for
The purpose of allocatinC the duties which
should he paid upon the importation The
3uVeeus have long made ii a practice Ia
purchase entire collections at an agreed
u,icc They would thus obtain hundreds of
.ItiCles and in turn sell portions Of the
election ana retain others. 50 that one
may readily see that what is a proper
amount 4 duty upon an imported article So
purchased IN a large loi for a lump sum IS
NVfrcrUolN theoretical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The chicago. reported as AS miles east OF
Sandy Hook al 10 yesterday Is eApected
10 dock Wednesday forenoon
The Nenezia. reported as 80 miles cast OF
sandy Hook at noon yesterday. is expected 10
dock Wednesday afternoon.
The Room. reported az 40 miles cast OF SANDY
Hook al $40 = IN yesterday. is expected 10 dock
Tnnf.dnN flrannOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

kobe March % Matoppo 'Bn, New York Via
A,irls .,auaug. singapore. Hong kors. etc.
Iuuta Arenas. March =. Trojan 'hil Ne"
York via Mout'vid'o for corral ,'' o.
Port SAIL March - Iraut' ilrh ''rih ~"
York VIA Alsifrs.
~, Notk TOT Copenhagen.
Yokohama March - Alh'nsa Gou. New York
Viz colombo. HONG Kong '''.
SAILED
Southampton March - Finland uHcls,. uom
'""' ,nf,,crni sew York
,.,.., NnrT'' 'Nar,h rs m rriuz Erie rich
Wilhelm ,G'n from Bremen and southtmp
ton New York.
Have March % Niagara ,Fr,. . Ne" Io,h.vo.,
rom ROTTERDAM for NcV York.
Genoa. March =, celtic ohp. New l"r,
p,ternto march - reru2ia 'Hr. Now Norh
,,;er,. from colon for New lorh.
Barbados. March - Sirphen hh'' from Ne"
p,,r,. March 81 Eugenia tNusU. New York
,'hristian-aud. March - United states DAM
from copenhagen FOR New YORK
Colombo March - Pagcnturm oGcrl, from al
cuita fur Roston and Ncw Work.
palamos Nprch 2o-Uclphine dtah. from Genoa,
,tc foi New York.
PASSED
,.,n,.,it,t March - pu,a di G'no,a utab.
Sew YORK. tor Maple auo t"u'a
prawIc Point march - tilri' svaId ,hu.' Sew
York fot punkirk an, N"Npoit
Brow nead March = wells Ci,y dir; New
Ycrk for Bristol.
sarrss' March ., ralris ,Grech' Sew Noth for
Ibid Msr,h 2. $40 - M kroonland ,Ecls,.
Sew York Tor Dover aud Antwerp. ~ Ndi.
tagau-ett dp. Now WORT i"r London.
Perrin. Mar - kascnga tr' '3:u'ta and
s.hly March - ROTTERDAM dutch tank. Sew
i0GA lor Antwerp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
Mr.. TAFT AGAINST MORSE
President Not to Show Clemency
IN Former New York Banker.

WASHINGTON March Executive Glenn
o,,,. will NOT no extended al present to
Charles w Morse. Of New YORK anu 'o''"
r Walsh. of chicago. who are S'iN'"S '','
fences Of fifteen and five years reSP'''N.
in federal peuitentiaries. the former AZ w
lanta and the latter at LeavenWorth' '"'
President has had applications ior c'e'''
orc, In both cases before him tor seNe'd'
weeks and the Department of Justice haS
mazda an exhaustive investigation INTO the
o,idorce nrescnted al the trials OF the TWO
former bankers and inquired INTO ''''''
physical condition. =.
From sources close to President lait "
was learned to-day that he VIII io'o" '''
roco,omendations of Attorney General
Wickersham 1t Is understood 'hdu "
yyickorsham recommended that as WAS"
would be paroled under the ne" ieue' a. i"
next September justice Wou'd ~
served if executive clemency were ho' eN
tended to him. In the case Oh MORSE 1t -
understood. the Attorney Gehe'd'
averse TO any immediate relief OUT i'''''
nended that If there was to he co''''""'
tion il should be such as to make 'le ''"
,o,co oxpire in five years In that event
Morse would he released after serving '"'' e
years and eight months. which lhciuoes "'e
rsuaI allowance for good behavior. morse
hogan serving his sentence in January l'r'
and Walsh two months later.
An official statement was issued al wv
De,artment or Justice to-day declaring that
roports that Morse is in critical co'iu''o''
ere without foundation.
Atlanta. March FIT was SAID al 'i9
office of William II. Meyer. warren III '''
federal penitentiary here to-day III"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

TO DAY.
Mail Vessel
Vessel For. Line. closes salis.
< Prince. Pernambuco. Prime i2oJm 800 2 m
MadaWaska Az tina H'stn.l2n m 3?cp m
punstan. para. Booth ........ 10" a I'D %" wv
Pot sdanl. Rotterdam. Holl- Am ---- ,o'V' a W
cincinnati Naples. Ham Am - lU'oo a III
Eurola. Naples. La Neloce.-. l. -" IA
Apache Jksonville CLYDE. -" p m
- - Columbus say say. 800 y m
WEDNESDAY. MARCH -.
Camaauia. Liverpool. Cunard $50 IN 9.,n m
Crct'r ,Ioree Il S....... 300 IN 1900
Oceanic. southampton " S..ll 80 a m 800 p m
Alabama Blueticlds. ---.-. ~ III " 4 T"
pot,r1,,,;iau bermuda Quebec : 90 a IN 1000 n
,'a,,rss rurtr,n Rcd D.. go a IN L. 90
:, frcnc a Plata Barber. 300 800 p m
Argentina. Naples. Austrian.
,'oncho Galveston. Mallory. w IN
Gomancha. "a ksonyille. tlyde -- ~ m
Antilla Santiago. Ward. ..... l-"" III
THURSDAY. MARCH 20
q Washington. Bremen y 6 l. Go "A IN lo;oo a IN
. Savoie Havre French. 100 m lu;W M
Monterey. Havana. Ward. 300 n M !x'r IN
Zacapa Jamaica. 4 r CO.. $50 m l2;oo m
,'oa,,,g uern,uda Rar-Atl.. 1900 m 300 IN
SaNOnia. Saples. tunafd ..-... - ~" ~
HoIlie Oav. ChristiansaniS-A :" y III
i.anT %,cier Italian ..... 1900 IN
Campanello. Rotterdam. ran o
- ~ SAVANNAH savannah. :. 20, Y IN
snhne Erunsv ick. Mallory. """ y WI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise. 5:53: sunset. go. moon rises. 3:ls'
MS age. -.
HIGH WATER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
Wise Accepts Professionally.

In accepting tho offer a far as he had
authority TO do IT, Mr. Wise wrote in part
as follows:
In reply ] beg 10 inform YOU that in
order 10 have tins offer acted upon, II Will
be necessary that the money hc deposited
With the Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States, and wnen this is done ! Will
recommend the acceptance of Nour Offer,
1t Icing fully understood that the accept
nee Of such sum will he IN fun settlement
of al civil liability on the part of the trm.
IT'S members. employees and customers. TO
the government tor any and an violations
Of the customs laws up 10 and inclrdinE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
Lorq Litigation Was Feared.

We are not able to figure oIt ON the
o. idence TO which We have had access. and
Nc intended 10 Sift il all that the govern
Weut would be able 10y legal proof as 10
the amount IF shortage OF duties paid 10
establish claim in excess f 10000 \
litigation of this character. however. would
necessarily extend over a period of years.
arouse great bitterness If feeling on both
SIDES. cmharraSs many customers Of the
puveeus and hamper me future importa-
lions Of this class Of goods into the United
States Tic Duvaens are naturally very
eo'icitous Of retaining tho large and i'm
lortant customers and art collectors IN this
country with whom they have maintained
over period Of many wears tho pleas
snteet associations and they desire To- make
a. liberal an offer Of settlement 90 all
claims As their means viii permit.
on this basis the Duvcens will pay in
the fun discharge Of AL claims If the
nited states against tncir firm. its GUS
TONERS and employees. the sum ~ loo o0
within SiAty days from date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

Atlanta. March FIT was SAID al 'n@
office of William II. Never, warren ol we
federal penitentiary. here to-day 'n"'
charles W. Morse was in his usual hea''"
end that there we're no grounds for rumo'S
.bot NO was I'LL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

STEAMERS crown Of Navarro tBD. Port spain.
s,r,utas,a tDutchl. Dcmcrara. Rio GTandc.
brunswick. Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport
Ecws. Patcla 0Br. Port said
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-28

Is just what it is represented to be,
a medicine compounded especially
for nervous diseases, such as fits,
Spasms, St. Vitus' dance, convul,
sions and epilepsy. These diseases
frequently lead to insanity or cause
weak minds, DR., Miles Nevlnc
has proven most effective in reliey-
ing these dreaded maIadics.
Bold by oil drusss,s, lfths 'lrt bottle
tails to benefit Ysur money 10 returned.
MILES MEDICAL CO., ElkhIrt, Ind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-28
For Headaches.
There Isn't Any Headache Remed,
That Does The Work Like
Hicks CAPUDINE.

It give, quick relci from Headaches Of
oil kinds, including Sick o. Nevow
Headache, and Headache, caused from
heat cold, grip or stomach trouble,
Capudlne IS also the best and quicken
remedy for attacks Of Cold or Grip II
foon relieves the aching and iyerishnea
and restores normal conditions,
Capudine Is lquid--e19y and pleasant
10 take acts Immediately lOc,, 25C.
md SOC. at drug sloIea.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-28
"Dr. Miles Nervina
Completely Cured
Our Little Boy OF
Fits"

A family can suffer no greater
affection than to have a child sub
ject to fits or epilepsy Many 2
father or mether would give theil
al to restore such a child to health
81 am heartily glad TO tell you OF
our little boy who Was completely
cured Of ITS lie commenced hay.
Ing them at 10 ytsrs OF age aud had
them lot four ytali tried three
doctors and ono specialist but all u
them said he could not bc cured
bu, Dr. Miles Rcstontlys Ncnine
and Dr. Miles Nerve and liver Pills
made complete cure, He s now
hale, hearty and gay 1t has been
three yearsince he had the lsatspcll
| shall give Dr. hle, medicines
praise wherever go. You are NJ
liberty 10 use this letter a. YOU see
NJ and anyone writing 10 me | will
gladly answer II they enclose stamp
Tor reply"
a. ulgTftg tI..lf.u ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-28

We have a customer FOR modern
or room house on South Side.
wants 90 pay $50 per month az
per- cent interest I.0zIar & I1ziar
$50. 3 ErHum bldg. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-28

DO you need money TO finish that
hum" Wen make yor tine loan.
Brown Investment Co., corner Boston
and Second adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-28

Do yog need money 20 finish that
home Wen max, sou the loan.
Brown Investment Co.,. corner Boston
IaI second.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-28
o,NcE PAYMENT Is ORDERLY.


dlnns Cause Comment
Special tn tte World
Talwhuaka, Okla, March 21.-The
present quarterly Usage payment Is
passing m with less drunkenness than
any previous disbursement of money
to these Indians Only four drunken
white men were arrested yesterday.
and this morning John Miles, au in
dian was fined 12j for carrying con.
c"tled weapons
The Washington herald., 1911-03-03
WASHINGTON GIRL
TO WED A TITLE
Chorus Girl. Divorce. and
Well known in Society.

London. March Mrs. John \. Stir
ling. formerly Clara Taylor, of wash
ington. whose husband. Capt Stirling.
formerly of the Scots Guards, divorced
her in March. 1909. will shortly be mar
ried to Lord George Hugo Cholmondeley,
second son of Marquis Cholmondclcy. who
is twenty-three years old. handsome.
and society favorite. He is the second
heir 10 the marquisate, the heir. the
Earl of ROCksavagc. being unmarried
: Before her marriage to Capt. Stirling
Miss Taylor was a chorus girl. and after
her divorce sang in the chorus in the mu-
sical comedy Our Miss Gibbs" a the
Gaiety Theater. She and Lord George
are accomplished devotees OF skating. and
are habitucs OF the fashionable ice rinks
of London, often skating together.
The wedding will be very quiet The
Earl OF RoCksavage will act as best man.
Part Of the honeymoon will be spent in
Paris. Mrs. Stirling was greatly be-
friended after the divorce by the late
Lady Meux. whom she often visited. Lord
der the Meux's somewhat remarkable
will, being bequeathed $4,000 "on condition
that he marries a lady in society,"
Marquis Cholmondeley is one of the
hereditary great chamberlains of Eng
land. the others being the Earl of An
caster and the Earl of Darlington. The
three hold Office alternately. reign by
reign. The Earl of Darlington held the
Office under King Edward, and the Mar
quis of .Cholmondeey now holds it. The
name is pronounced CHUNKY.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-03
Friday Specials in
Good Books.

The following Good Books are
very much under price and are well
WCrth an inspection:
20 copies LIFE OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.
ny Sidney Lee. adorned with portraits and fac
SMILES cf his handwriting; maroon cloth. E6 pages.
7jc volume. Originally $1.75.
. cooies MEMORIES AND THOUGHTS. by
oa men books, cities, and art; cloth. ios pages.
75c volume. Originally $l.5O.
= ccries HERESIES or SEA POWER. b.
Frederick T James. the author Of Fighting chips
rraipss cloth large Svo, 81 pages.
SOC volume. Originally $500.
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CANS IN UMBRIA, the borders Of Tuscany and
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