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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1907

Page

4

Social and Personal Club Members to Play Benefit Baseball

Miss Mary Patten reportedly engaged to Danish minister Constantin Brun. The Ladies Auxiliary of Providence Hospital organizes a charity baseball game April 20 at 4 pm on Seventh Street grounds donated by Thomas Noyes. Chevy Chase and Metropolitan clubs supply teams. Chinese minister will umpire. Boxes available, grand stand seats $1. Notable patrons include Mrs Boardman, Mrs Archibald Hopkins, Mme Jusserand, and many Washington society figures.

Providence Hospital Chevy Chase Seventh Street Florida Avenue Thomas Noyes Boardman Archibald Hopkins Chaterd C. C. Glover Mme. Nabuco White Roland Cotton Smith Countess Seckendorff Robert Hinckley Schley McCartney John R. McLean Patten Mme. Hauge Alexander Shepherd Gaff Hut Charles J. McCawley Charles J. Bell Angon Mills Constantin Brun Brun Miss Patten Miss Patton Glover F Siers

Heinrich Seeks Motttl Conduct Metropolitan Orchestra

Munich reports Heinrich Conted offered the conductorship of the Metropolitan Opera House ensemble in New York. Herr Bott has received a tempting offer and has not decided whether to accept. The notice cites April 12 as the disclosure date and notes ongoing uncertainties surrounding the appointment.

Munich Metropolitan Orchestra Bavaria Herr Bott Heinrich Conted Metropolitan Opera House New York Matt

Gossip and High Society Glitter Across Cities

Social gossip recounts sharp criticisms of modern society by Rev. C D Williams and follows Miss Dorothea Crouse of Syracuse sailing to Paris to escape fortune hunters. The column notes elegant society arrivals in London and Rome, marriages, auctions, and fashion, with coverage of duchesses, debutantes, and prominent American and European gatherings.

Empty Canister And The Postum Health Change Tale

A housewife recalls switching from coffee to Postum after an empty coffee canister revealed the shift. She reports headaches and nervousness subsiding after boiling Postum longer, and notes her family eventually adopted Postum, with many improving in health. The testimonial, attributed to a Postum Company name, references the book The Read to Wellville.

Postum Company Battle Creek Mich Tittle Wellville

New Books Arrive From Prominent Publishers

A roundup of new titles includes The Garden Month by Mabel Bergwick from F A Stokes New York City a comprehensive guide for amateur gardeners The Croxley Master by A Conan Doyle from McClure Phillips New York City a tale of prize ring life Between the Testaments by Darla Greeg from Funk & Wagnalls New York City traces Jewish influence between Old and New testaments He Knew Lincoln by Ida Tarbell from McClure Phillips New York City a portrait of Lincoln by someone who knew him Bird s by View of American History by Leon G Prince from Scribner New York City concise history from discovery to modern era A Short History of the American Navy by John R Spears from Scribner New York City lively survey of naval growth The Bird of Time by Mrs Wilson Woodrow from McClure Phillips New York City satire on women of today How Doth the Simple Spelling Bee by Owen Wistar from The Moore MacMan Company New York City playful critique of simplified spelling Mrs Goose Her Hook by Maurice Switzer from Moffat Yard New York City satire and verse The Truce in the East and 175 Aftermath by B L Putnam from The MacMullan Company analysis of truce in Asia The Bible of Dreams by Myra Kelly from Appleton New York City romance about a young artist The Stolen Throne by Herbert Kaufman and May Isabel Fisk Moffet Yard New York City romantic fiction detailing the thwarted usurpation of a throne

Lincoln Ida M. Tarbell McClure, Phillipa & Co Misa Tarbell Leon G. Prince Scribner New York City John R. Spears Scribners Wilson Woodrow McClure, Phillips & Co Owen Wistar Moomian Company Mrs. Goose Maurice Switzer Moffat Yard & Co B. L. Putnam Weate MaoMian Company Japan Myra Kelly Appleton & Co Tories

Cardinal Purchases Lots Near East Capitol Street

Cardinal Gibbons took title to three lots on the south side of East Capitol Street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets near the Church of the Holy Comforter. The property, known as lots 6, 7, and 27 in square 1036, has 60 feet frontage and 126 feet depth. Deeds show nominal consideration with one lot bought from Washington Real Estate Company and two from Mrs Carrie E. Bnox of New York.

East Capital Street Cardinal Gibbons East Capitol Street Thirteenth Fourteeth Streets Church of the Holy Comforter Washington Real Estate Company Carrie ET Bnox New York

Baltimore Father-in-law Renounces Son-in-law in Elopement Tale

Robert G. Hogan of Baltimore repudiates Ephraim Cockrell and a London impostor posing as his wife Miss Hazel Hogan. The couple eloped in St. Louis about five years ago. Cockrell later worked in New York and vanished last June, while Hogan defends his daughter and seeks to shield her name amid the London affair.

Robert G. Hogan Washington Post Baltimore St. Louis Ephraim Cockrell United States New Interstate Commerce Com-sioner Francis M. Cockrell London Cockrell Hogan Ichester Howard County Paris Maryland Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company Philadelphia Charley Street Mr. Hogan Ephraim B New York Washington Senator Cockrell Wonralm Cockrell Hazel Hagen Missouri Eranele M. Cockrell Sti. Louis Hazel Hogan Fenamed Mr Hogan Taos Ephraim Misa Hagen Ike Cockrel Mexico Baltimnore Wrgtae Np Ton ST. Paul Celtic Gueenstown Liverpool Neortland Merion Freisland Westerntend Atlantic Transport London Direct Minnehaha Mesaba Minnetonka RED Star Line Antwerp Bay Ayredale White Star Line Queenstown Majestic Cetaric Flymouth Cheryoung Seul Iampton Way Featonic Gymnasum Turkish Baths Borten Cratic Moe Mediterranean S2oitos Republic Cretic. Romanic Boston F Street M. Hicks

Captain Wendell Dismissed by New York Militia Court

Capt Wendell of the Third Battery was dishonorably discharged after a military court martial found irregularities in armory management. Gov Hughes approved the findings and sentence but rejected a $100 fine, noting the accused did not appear for trial with due notice.

New York State Albany N. Y Louis Wendell Gov. Hughes Nobief Wendell Hughes

Wade to retire after sixty-four years of service

Gen James F P Wade senior major general and second in command after MacArthur will retire on the date of his sixty fourth birthday. His long career includes Civil War Indian campaigns and the Spanish American War. Promotion follows: Brig Gen W S McCackey becomes major general and Col Charles Norton becomes brigadier general. Grant to succeed Wade in the Atlantic division.

James FP. Wage MacArthur Wade W. 5. McCackey Department of Texas Charles Norton Gen. Grant Gen. Wade

Marine Hospital Changes List of Officers Leaves April 10

The Public Health and Marine Hospital Service details seven days ending April 10, listing leave of absence for numerous surgeons and assistants including Henke Cobb Wortenbaker Stimson and others. Notable moves include Robertson to Philadelphia for temporary duty and Megaw appointed pharmacist third class and ordered to Boston for duty. A medical board convened at New Orleans for alien immigrant examination.

Public Health and Marine Hospital Service EB. Henke Absenee J. Q. Cobb C. P. Wortenbaker A. M. Stimson H. McG. Robertson Philadelphia T. W. Salmon W. K. Ward F. A. Ashford W. H. Front H. Kasile Advision Hhygienie Laboratory H. Buonocore Louis Schwartz M. H. Walters Herschel Megaw Praster Boston Mass Hernchal Mogaw New Orleans J. H. White TL. Wilken J.T. Soot

President commutes Navy paymaster sentence in dock trial

Paymaster John Irwin, tried at Mare Island on neglect of duty false returns and embezzlement, acquitted on embezzlement but guilty on other charges. Sentenced to dismissal, commuted by the President to a reduction of fifteen points. Special to The Washington East Norfolk April 12. The armored cruiser Washington, Capt James D Adams in command, arrived in Hampton Roads from League Island Navy Yard. The Tennessee, sister ship of the Washington, arrived this afternoon.

Washington East Norfolk Washington James D.adams Hampton Roads League Island Navy Yard Tennessee

Army Orders and Promotions and Retirements

Army orders list leaves of absence for Capt Harry J Hirsch Maj John H Beacom Col William L Patton and others extended retirements for Second Lieut Arthur R Boyce and Second Lieut Douglas Donald. promotions for Lieut Col Montgomery I Macomb Maj Edward B Gayle Capt William B Kenly and more. retirements and transfers of several officers. naval vessel movements and orders to naval officers including Academy assignments and additional postings.

Harry J. Hirsch John H. Beacom Sixth Infantry William &. Patton Ceslatant Henry €. Jewett Corps of Engineers Arthur R. Boyce Fifteenth Infantry Douglas Donald Twenty-fifth Infantry Artillery Corps Montgomery I. Macomb Edward B. Gayle William &. Kenly Army Retiring Board Fort Sam Houaton Tex George Ler. Brown Twenty-sixth Infantry Louie Mr. Maur Charles J. Crane Henry Jd, Snyder Charles J. T. Clarke Cyrus A. Dolph Twenty Sixth Infantry William H. Fixby Grand Forks N. Dak Pokagame Dam Minn Pine River No. 1 Mississippi River Gt. Paul Preston Brown Hava Charles B. Stone, Jr Fort Logan Thomas F. Davis Adjutant General Wirst Jona H. Read, Jr Leutenant Fourteenth Cavalry Ehind Cavalry Dana W. Kilburn Fort Sam Houston John H. Bostom Robert H. R. Loughborough Department of California

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