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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1907

Page

4

Antique Sitars and Harps Fetch High Bids at White Sale

Auction at Stanford White's White residence draws fierce bidding on rare musical instruments. Prices soar with a sitar at $3 to $15 and a Chittaron valued at $185, as the Princeton Club plans to occupy the White House. Total today's receipts reach $27,292.50 with two days closer to $10,000.

Princeton Glub Bpeches Washington Post New York Iwo Wing Arro Mr. Kirby Stanford White France White Rome Antwerp Seville Kirby Helasco Princaton Club Princetonlab Ndors Andrews Princeton Club Nuremburg Library Wits New England South Caroling Clorsier Bryan & Williams Basch Orchestra Ces Chas R Mzers Aimilar H T Dynes D&g Washington HH Bartoz Bond EHO Aes Clarendon Virginia Ave End Beach Nieman Ocean Tennessee Avenue Castro Ocean End Connecticut Gadsby House Gadsby Kentucky Ave

Fortier Lecture on Louisiana by Tulane Professor

AUTHORITY ON LOUISIANA. Trench Ambassador and Mme attended a lecture yesterday afternoon by Prof. Fortier of Tulane University in Hubbard Memorial Hall under Alliance Francaise auspices. Fortier, retiring president of the Alliance Francaise federation, spoke on Louisiana history, creoles, and New Orleans growth, sharing anecdotes. many attended and a reception followed.

Trench Mme. Jesuserail Prof. Fortier Tulane University New Orleans Alliance Franc Case Hubbard Memorial Hall Prot Fortier Federation of the Alliances Francaise Boston Fortier University of Virginia Louisiana Mississippi

Duke on Pleasure Tour Arrives in Norfolk by Yacht

Special correspondence from Washington Fort reports the Duke of Newcastle and friends arriving in Norfolk from Richmond for a pleasure visit. He will tour by yacht tomorrow with Miss Lister Kass, Mr and Mrs Haley Fiske and companions S M Burbank and Pr S Knight of New York. Elizabeth Winthrop Ledyard Stevens to wed William H Emory Jr, son of Rear Admiral Emory. Queen Margharita hosts Lloyd Griscom in private audience. she expresses lifelong affection for America.

Washington Fort Norfolk Duke of Newcastle Richmond Washington Fostex Mass Ledyard Stevens Elizabeth Winthrop William H. Emory, Jr Wiliam H Emory Emory NH Wills the Post Conniccut Avenue Queen Margharita Griscom Tome Queen Margharite Lloyd C. Griscom America Kaiser Wilhelm II Lloyd Line New York Bremen W. K. Vanderbilt Muriel Consuelo Vanderbilt Harold Vanderbilt H. W. Cary Ogden Mills Bishop Mary C. Bishop P. #. Collier England Meadow Brook Club Charles H. Clark R M. Cadwalafer Carstairs Frank A. Munsey Eewin Post William H. van Antwerp Caronis Cunard Line Liverpool South America W. S Cowles Spain Cowles Karl Rnitials Jack Logan

Social Gossip Continues With Marriages and Fashion Notes

Social gossip details marriages and affairs among New York and English society. Wadsworth Ritchie to wed Daisy Hoare in England on April 16. Kemp and Hunnewell union rearrangements follow. Society figures voyage from Bremen on Kaiser Wilhelm II. curios about lemon berry and olive oil hair trends surface as a mix of high society and travel lore.

Wadsworth Ritchie Adair London Miss Tooker Daisy Hoare England Miss Hoare Ritchie Whitney Warren New York John Tooker Hollis Hunnewell Hunnewell Belle Neilson Kemp Arthur Kemp Sybil Kaye Miss Kaye Kemp New Orleans

Major Fremont Fages Trial Before Court Martial

Maj. Francis P. Fremont son of Gen. John C. Fremont faces a court martial on Whitehall Street next Wednesday for conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. Gen. Grant issued the notice and will preside with a board including Cols Morris Hatfield Grimes K Tarks Howe Osgood Anderson Hoskins Crawford Andrews Homer Comin Denis and Capt Glasgow. Fremont, 52, sought bankruptcy in New York with debts of 11 276 and assets of 28 posted in 1872.

Washington Post New York Francis P. Fremont John C. Fremont Frst Republican Party Army Building Whitehall Street Fred. D. Grant Maj Premont Fremont War Department Department Fifth United States Infantry Cuba Grant Charles Morris Charles A P. Hatfield Thirteenth Cavalry George S Grimes Artillery Corps John M. K. Tarks Walter Howe Henry B Osgood Subsistence Department Harry R. Anderson Artilery Corps John P C. Hoskins Bledorem Crawford Henry M. Andrews William B Homer William H. Comin Artery Corps Clarence Denis Artillery Willam J. Glasgow Thi City Plattsburg Mobile Washington San Francisco

Food To China Fund Passed To Army For Supply Aid

Commissary General Sharpe of the army received 120000 dollars from Louis Klopsch of the Christian Herald to fund 4000 tons of flour for famine relief in China. One thousand tons to be shipped from Minneapolis free by rail, 2000 tons bought on the Pacific Coast, and 4000 tons delivered via the Buford to Shanghai under Consul Rodgers.

Sharpe China Louis Klopsch Christian Herald Mr. Klopsch United States Army Buford San Francisco Minneapolis Pacific Coast United States Rodgers Shanghai Klopsch Army Commissary Department

Army Orders of Early 1907 Leaves of Absence and Appointments

A list of Army orders detailing leaves of absence for officers including Capt Howard M Shintle and Maj Clarence Ewan, plus reassignments and duties for Capt James Young Jr, Col Edwin Bolton, and others. It covers inspections, transport duties, and ordnance work, with movements to Boise Barracks, Bayonas New Jersey, Fort Hunt Virginia, and San Francisco California among scattered postings. Also notes naval vessel movements and a promotion for Col Charles Morton to brigadier general upon Gen Markley’s retirement.

Howard M. Shintle Ordnance Department Ove Clarence Ewan Charles R Pettis Enginesra Tromonjba Mel Reuben B .Turner Tusae W Littell New York Fort Gibbon Alaska Edwin Bolton Fourth Infantry John E Greer Harrison Ordnanes Willam & ‘Weeks Army Omshe Nebr Edwin B Bolton Twentythird Infantry Jobo E Greer Fort Hunt Fort Washington Fort Myar Edgar A. Fry Thirteenth Infantry Ala Crangport Stephen M Long Surgeon General John B Greer Ordnaers Department Dewark Gherlea 8 Hoyt Fifth Cavalry Army and Navy General Hospital Hot Springs Ark Edward R Stone Thirtieth Infantry Omebs Col. Morton Col Charles Morton Seventh Cavalry Philippines Gen Markley

Navy Yard Entries and Public Health Service Changes

The report lists postings for Midshipmen and officers including E B Sherman, B M Campbell, and J F Luby assigned to navy yards and hospitals in Yokohama, Mobile, and New York, with treatment or special duties noted. It also details a week of Public Health and Marine Hospital Service changes in San Diego, Los Angeles, Cairo, Mobile, New Orleans, Philadelphia, and other ports, plus leave grants, transfers, and a medical board convened in Philadelphia and Wilmington for officer examinations.

United States Asiatic Seat Glencape P. E E. B. Shermen Foymasters E. ©. Tobey Navy Yard New York N. Y Secoml Lene Maval Hospital Yokohama Japan Public Health and Marine Hospital Service AD. Brooks San Diego Cal Sess Angeles Ciarg J. ©. Cobb Cobb Los Angeles Col Cairo G. BM. Guiterie Edward ¥Renols TW. Salmon Absanca Alkuesa Hugh de. Valin Reedy New Orleana Jackoon, Jr Eotlog Je F McCormac Alcknasa F McConnell de Portmont McConnell MM. V Batford Boston Teaborough Mass H.C Story Philadelphia Revenue Cutter Service J. M Gacsaway Pogsad T Clark Wilmington C H Lavinder

Smith Selected Director of Geology Survey

George Otis Smith, long-time geologist, was chosen to succeed Charles D. Walcott as director of the Geologic Survey. Appointment takes effect May 1. Smith’s career spans field work from Lake Superior to Maine and Washington, with experience in Utah, North Carolina, New England, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, and recent leadership in departmental accounting methods.

George Otis Smith Geologies Survey Charles D. Walcott Smithsonian Institution White House Walcott Hig Smith Lake Superior Washington Johns Hopkins Utah North Carolina New England New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland

Kansas Lands Patents To Issue After Review Action

The State of Kansas is released from the order withholding final oil timber and homestead patent entries on public domain until on ground examination by a Department of the Interior agent. Secretary Garfield explains most fraudulent entries in Kansas are known and will be dealt with, about 500 patents expected to issue to compliant entrants.

State of Kansas Department of the Interior Hitchcock Congress Garfield Tia Department

Mexico's Rich Resources Highlighted by Geologist

A National Geographic Society lecture in National Rifles Armory by N H Darton of the U S Geological Survey drew a distinguished audience including South American diplomats and the Mexican Embassy staff. He emphasized Mexico's mineral wealth and vast agricultural potential with irrigation ideas, favorable colonist incentives, and large public lands. He noted 510 large mines producing about 80 million dollars yearly in silver plus other minerals, over 60 million in railroad earnings, and substantial American investment while warning against wild cat mining schemes.

Ambazaador Creel National Geographical Society Mexico National Rifles Armory N. H. Dalton United States Geological Survey Darton Darten United States Reclamation Service Republic Mx Darton

OLD WEAPONS IN FAVOR Chit of Staff Encourages Saber Use

The General Staff pushes bayonet and saber training reversing two years of disfavor from the Boer War. A general order from the Chief of Staff directs monthly post contests for these weapons on field exercise days, with post commanders urged to attend and reward successful competitors.

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New Artillery Districts Re established by War Department

The War Department re establishes the Artillery District of San Diego including Fort Rosecrans California. New districts created include Cape Fear Fort Caswell North Carolina Tampa Florida Fort Dade and Fort De Soto Florida. The Chevy Chase Hunters Steeplechase at Benning. The Washington Nursery Stake Race for two year olds and four other races at the Benning Spring meet.

Washing Nursery San Diego War Department Artillery District of Fort Rosecrans Cal Cape Fear Fort Caswell N. C Tampa Fort Dade Fla Fort de Boto Chevy Chase Benning Washington Nursery

Senator elect Taylor III misses Waco lecture in Dallas telegram

Senator Robert L Taylor of Tennessee failed to appear at a Waco Texas Young Men's Christian Association engagement after a telegram said he was in Dallas. The report notes the miss occurred after travel delays. A separate card mentions the Chevy Chase Steeplechase with races at Benning, including the Nursery Stake Race and four other events with first race at 30 minutes.

Waco Tex Robert L Taylor Tennessee Dallas

Straus to Investigate Shipping Offices

Secretary Straus of the Department of Commerce and Labor to inquire into the shipping commissioners in major ports to improve service. Under supervision of Commissioner Chamberlain, the investigation aims to determine the efficiency of the offices with a rigid examination. Also mentions the Society Event at Benning and the Chevy Chase Hunters Stake Race program today with multiple races.

Secretary of Commerce Steamboat Inspection Service Straus Department of Commerce and Labor Commissioner of Navigation Straus Releves Wisdon

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