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The morning times., 1895-08-26
HER RIGHT TO BLOOMERS
Judge Wilson Says 1t Is Consti-
tutiOnal Privilege Of Women,
Mrs. Noe Tried for Appearing on the
Streets in Extreme Costume.
Defendant Dismissed.

Little Rock. Ark, Aug. 25.-Judge VII
son yesterday dismissed the prosecution
against Mrs. Noe, VINO was arrested last
Thursday for appearing on the streets in
bloomers. IN delivering his opinion the
judge said:
Women have a constitutional and God
given right to ride a bicycle, ana they are
bound to have some comfortable and ap-
propriate dress therefor.
We're Mrs. Noe a woman with one
foot in the grave aud the other on 4 pedal;
were she of size that threatened to
friEhten horses aud impede traffic, or
were her hablIimcnts Of the sort origi-
uauy Gesigued ly the woman whose name
they bear. / should be disposed 10 give her
the limit OF the law.
''As it Is. the case is dismissed al the
city's cost
The morning times., 1895-08-26
HOOVER FAMILY WAR.
Domestic Sequel OF Recent Polio,
Court Scandal.


Court Scandal
Thomas G. Hoover, the butcher in the
O-street Market, who was assaulted by a
mau named Burroughs, and became in
volved in q police court scandal, in which
Mrs. Hoover aud Mrs. Burroughs also fig
ured, was arrested yesterday evening on
a ant sworn out 10y his wife, Mary,
on charge or threats
Since the trouble several months ago.
Hoover aud his wife have lived in the
same house on Fifth street, near 5, but
in separate rooms.
Yesterday Mr. Hoover tried to force
his way into his own parIor, Init his wife
aided by two grown children. it is claimed,
sprang on the man and seveDIy assaulted
him. When a neiehbor rushed to Mr.
Hoover's assistance, he was also besct
Then Mrs. Hoover rushed to a telephone
and called for the police, but when the
patrol, containing several Officers. ar
rived, the sergeant in charge refused 10
take Mr.. Hoover into custody, as il was
evident the man had been violating no
law by trying to take possession OF rooms
in his own house Later a warrant was
issued aud Mr. Hoover arrested, but
promptly released on $500 bonds
Mr.. Hoover said last night he intended
to have his wife putt under bonds instead
OF her getting him bonded to keep Ghe
peace
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TEMPTATIONS MUST BE NET
They Are the Necessary ConGOmir
tant of Our Moral Being.
Rev. Alexa nder Kent Points Out That
Notwithstanding Endurance
Benefit Country and Mankind

''And bring Us not into temptation, but
deliver US from the Evil One" quoted from,
the revised version, was the text for DR..
Alex. Kent's discourse at the Peoples
Church yesterday, the seventh Of his series
Of sermons on the Lords prayer.
The rendering OF Matthew here given"
said the pastor. was a great surprise 10
the liberal public. That the scholarly re-
visers of the New Testament should find
the doctrine OF a personal devil in the Lords
prayer, at a time when belief in this dogma
had, to say the least, lost its hold upon the
more thoughtful minds, was indeed cause
for surprise. Even the orthodox world,
committed in general to a belief IN the evil
one was practically a unit s to the infehc-
ity Of introducing him to this presence. We
shall deal with the text as we find it ID
the old version.
1.-The petition involves two difficulties
which a.. commentators have recognized,
and with which hey have grappIed accord
ing TO their Calva listic OF Armenian,
their orthodox or liberal predictions.
The first difficulty may be stated to
be that as all human development iscon-
dItiOned upon the presence of temptation
OF trial, why should we ask for exemption
from these? The second difficulty les
in the fact that ii seems to make God the
tempter Why should we ask not to be
led INTO temptation? Why should we wish
to be even spared that which we should
count 1t all JOY TO fan inlO?'
James Freeman Clarke does not seem
ffiSu0saH 70 limit Hp r1tffrfrv p, Sgra fvsaTs
He thinks wefeei our needsand weaknesses.
and 50 disrruSt ourselves quite as much IN
the face Of smaller, everyday trials While
willing 70 ccnCede a measure of truth in
this view, I think We may easily carry it
too far
1T seems to me more manly and more
ChristHke 10 ask for strength and cour-
age TO meet these trials brayely as they
come, and TO- wiring from them whatever of
good or blessing they may be capable u
yielding"
As 10 the secoTI difficulty noted, DE-
Kent said:
The pra yer. Lead Us not into temptation,
which we cannot resist. seems 10 imply that
God is capable of tempting US TO our fall
and ruin, and so it is felt TO be a reflece
tion on His goodness.
LeTe must D q so4CJon tnat JuStlLleS
the language of the apostle. Neither
teaIpteth He any man What is It? Il
IS found in the fact that this providence pr
government OF Ciud 5 edgcative, not prOba-
tionary. Temptations arengt sent to tempt,
nor trials TO try. Thuse things which we
call temptations or trials are IN one degree
or another the necessary Conditions Of our
being, development and progress. God is
not experimenting with US. He is making
US. We shrink from the discipline; we
pray 10 be spared it.
But IL is BOT our individual growth that
is aimed at. Our endurance and suffer-
ing relate TO victories in which our fellows,
our country, our whole humanity, have an
interest"
The morning times., 1895-08-26
CARLIN SPRINGS NOTES.

The EucGrc Club were entertained at
their bi-woelJy meeting Friday evening 10y
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. SlCcEn & al tIciT TO-
manuc summer cottage. EGGcwood Knoll.
The score card used during Iac game caused
guile q ripple Of amusement when il was
produced, being in the foIm of a stocking
(ail sizes with Photograph of the cottage
at the top The Illumination presented
very beautiful picture, TO which the natural
scenery added greatly. There were eight
tables, fifteen games being played, Mr..
Harry Mitchell winning TIE greatest num-
bcr. twelve. AT The conclusion of The game
refreshments were served. ana an agreed
IN voting Mr ard Mrs Stocking a capital
hosi and aostcss The reX1 meeting o1 The
club VIII IT, held at tie residence Of Mt.
Mitchell, Cottage Comfort Among those
present Friday evening We're MT and Mrs.
Stocking ard daughters, MesGamcs Scarf,
Town, King. SmmS. Pcunywitt, Jones,
White. Mlcaen, The Misses White, Penny
witt. Graham, Ossire, Stuckbmdgc, White,
SimmS Scharff. Mitchell. Harry Mitchell,
Mason, Jones, Young, King, Hodrick, OIL
colt, and Gurley.
The next meeting OF The Floral and
Literary Club VIII be held al The residence
OF Mr. Walter Jones. IEGlenook, Friday
evening, September 6
Mrs Churca ard Miss White, of Wash
inrron. have been visiting Mr. william
CarIinS, for the past week
The Glec Club OF Carlins VIII give a
dance al the BallslOn scaool-house next
Wednesday evening.
There is a great domand for a public
school at this place, and il is hoped by
many that The board OF trustees VIII not
defer action on The matter any longer. hut
thai they VIII establish ore here this year
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splendid pointers on how TO row shell
boats ana win, and in part compensation,
took away with them twenty-seven hand
some gold medals, three ma gnlficent trophy
cups, and five s1I:cn banners
They will be sure to come again next
year.
All the visiting crews left for their re-
speCtive homes on Saturday evening or
Yesterday morning, prOfuse in their thanks
for the splendid treatment and warm hos
pitality shown them while guests OF the
three clubs here. The several members
OF the reception committee escorted the
oarsmeu and their shells to the railway
stations.
a meeting OF the regatta committee will
be held tonight at the AnaloStan boat
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JOINT BOAT CLUB EXCU RSION.
Trip to Marshall Hall for the Benefir
nd

Trip to Marshall Hall for the Benefit
of the Regatta Fund.
The excursion TO Marshall Hail arranged
by the Columbia Athletic, Analostan and
Potomac Boat Clubs Jointly will be given
tomorrow evening
The members of the clubs have sold
number OF tickets, but are anxious TO sell
many more, and tits hoped that the friendso
the clubs will buy literally of them, as the
proceeds Of the venture are to go toward
paying the expenses OF the regatta held on
Saturday afternoon, and it is necessary that
a certain sum be realized from this source
The clubs were each under heavy expense
preparing for the regatta, and are in no
condition financially to pay the cost of the
event which gave pleasure to so many
thousand persons, out of their respective
treasures.
The steamer Macaestcr viii leave her
wharf at Seventh street at $50 O'Clock
Oh tomorrow evening, and return home
early.
The several committees in charge have
perfected all arrangements, and a delight
full evenings pleasure is assured all who
go down with these three popular clubs,
which are already well known as most
liberal and genial hosts.
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Round TO LEARN SWIMMING.
a bra ham Buchanan II Drowned Off Buzz
zard Point Through CareIessneSS.

A Dra fla m cha I'M n Bro wned OFF RuZ-
zard Point Through Carelessne>S-
Another Sunday bather was drowned
on the river front yesterday afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock The unfortunate was Abra-
ham Buchanan. a sixteen-year-oId CoIorcd
boy, who resided with his parents, at No.
325 Want alley, southwest. Abraham,
accompa MED by his brother, waded into
the Potomac off Buzzard Point He
did not know how 10 swim, but announced
his intention Of lea rninG how before he left
the water yesterday.
lie waded out through the shoaI water
and while padding about came to the
edge Of-'the deep channel Suddenly he
took a step forward nd disappeared where
the channel Is about Tisteea feet dec
He came to the surface twice aud cried
for help, but as his brother could not swim,
there was no one 10 rescue him, AMI he
went beneath the current for the last time.
The brother hastened TO the station
Of the harbor police and the steamer
Blackburn. in charge of Policeman Rus
sell Dean her pilot, steamed 10 the scene
OF the accident and recovered thr body.
1t was removed to the morgue nd Coroner
Hammett notified
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seventy-sevcn with the Washington Com
mandcry, and thirty-six with the DeMolay
Commandcry.
Including those who took advantage OF
the 5000 rate, there could have been
not fewer than l ,0C0 off for the Hub yes
terday morning
The crowd was SO great that the first
section remained thirteen minutes after
leaving time. the secord section depart
ing at. 1916, SIX minutes after schedule
time. The first lection was TO aave pulled
out at 10 a. NJ. pIec!sely.
The first section was composed of eleven
coaches. and carried Washington and De-
Molay Commentaries In addition to the
day coaches, The sleeper Hesione was at
tached.
The Mount Pleasant Field Band occupied
the first coach. This superb train was
in command of Conductor Boyer, Engineer
W NJ Smith, and Fireman c. PcEnell-
The second section was composed or
ten day coaches, the parlor car Hciades,
ana the sleeper Dahia. The officers
were Conductor Moier, Engineer r. P.
Graham, Fireman F. c. Shipley.
The itinerary for to-day and the pre-
liminary events for tomorrow were pub
lished Saturday in hTe Evening Times.
The B. o. officials took great pains
to get their inter estinG eli ents off in
splendid style, and they succeeded.
The next news from the Knights will
come from New York, where they boarded
the Connecticut for Providence yesterday
afternoon at O'clock
TWO special trains from the South brought
to Washington yesterday afternoon bout
five hundred Knights Tcmplar. This con-
tingent was from Charleston, New Orleans,
Atlanta, Memphis, Knoxville and other
important cities of the South. They made
but few minutes stop, having arrived at
about 2:30, and left at 3 O'Clock without
change of cars
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What the Average Washington Girl Thought About
Yesterday.

days sport, and that our home crews
gave the visiting ones a fine afternoons
entertainment on n course that was run
ming a sea, and which was entirely to the
visitors liking.
The morning times., 1895-08-26
Suffrage Club Meeting Postponed.

The meeting of the District Suffrage Club,
which waste nave been held Saturday night
at No. 621 Seventh street northwest, was
postponed on account OF the sudden illness
Of its founder, Arthur E Brown. A meeting
will be held Saturday. August 81, when it
is hoped the initial number of the weekly
paper, the Right of Suffrage, WILDE issued.
A letter WAS received from ex-senator
Blair stating that the organization Of the
club was in entire accord with his views,
and signifying his intention of becoming a
member. o.
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house for the purpose of transacting busi-
ness in connection with matters pertaining
to tie event Just held. As three members
OF the committee left the city yesterday,
those remaining here are urged Ia attend
the meeting tonight, SO that some parts
of the business may have early attention.
The morning times., 1895-08-26
EDUCATIONAL.
1861
1895.
4oOT- 4cCO-
EDUCATION FOR REAL LIFE
FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
The SpenCerian Business College,
National Bank OF the Republic Building,
cor. 7th and d NV. Day andnight.
CEso~AiftA1.
SPENCERIAN


cor. 9TH aBdD NV. Day aHdnight.
sessions.
SPENJERIAN
In the National Capital and throughout the
country Is a household word, associated
with thorough business training and q
prosperous career.
The thirty-fiTst scholastic year OF this
popular institution begins MONDAY. Sep
tember 2, 1895. Five departments, viz:
Practical business, including complete
bookkeeping COIrSe, English, rapid cal
cslauoDs, rapid writing, neral and social
culture, Del>arte system Of expression,
civicS, political economy and COMMERCIAL
law. Practical English with iuiliatory
bookkeeping. Shorthand and TypewrtInC,
inCiuding English; SpeBCerian Rapid Writ
ing, Mechanical and Agricultural Ora wing.
Full corps OF thoroughly trained teachers.
Location central.
Spacious, brilliantly lighted handsome
halls and classroOuIs. Service OF gradu-
ateS always III demd nd. Terms moderate.
but no competition with cheap schools.
The leading business mel OF Washington
We're trained In this college, and send tleir
SONS and daughters and candidates for
employment here for training.
Inls college received from the World 8
Columbian commission, a diploma for
Excellence OF Students Work" IN all OF
the above departments.
Office open every business dag and
night, on and after Monday. August -
Write OF call for new annual announce
nleDt. MRS. SAR A. SPENCER,
Principal ana Proprietor
The morning times., 1895-08-26
Work OF Pickpocketsaud Sneaks

Inspector Hollinberger was called upon
al police headquarters yesterday by Jennie
Moss, Of Columbus, Ohio. She reported
that her pocket had been picked in this city
OF a purse containing So 30 in money and
railroad tickets The other robberies
reported were: Silver molasses pitcher
and silver goblet from W w H. Smith, OF
No. 1870 Thirteenth street northwest;
EaIise, TWO pairs OF shoes. black cheviot
coat and three shirts from Barnett Levi,
No 912 Twenty-firsl street north west.
The morning times., 1895-08-26
Snenk-Easv Rnided.

sergt Daley, with squad of Fourth
precinct police, last night raided the alleged
''speak-eaSy' of'Wil!iam Thomas, at No.
70 K street southwest. The officers
found in the place about 100 empty beer
bottles and an ice box made OF a whisky
barrel sawed in half length wise and hinged
together. Five witnesses for the govern
ment were summoned.
The morning times., 1895-08-26
ACCUSED OF GRAxDLARCESY.

Robert Goldstein and Mrs G VI. Csrif-
fin Brought Back From Baltimore
Robert Goldstein ard Mrs G VI Griffin,
accompanied by her little daughter. were
brought TO this city frum Baltimore sat
urday afternoon by Detective Boyd. on
warrant sworn out by Nessrs. Mayer *
Petit. the furniture dealers, OF No Ala
Seventh street northwest. ,
The charge is grand larceny, il heiTg
alleged that Nr GoidStein ard Mrs Griffin
purchased S1S6 worth of furniture from
the firm on the iLstaIlment plan and re-
moved it TO Atlanta, Ga, before the bill
had been paid
Agents OF the firm followed TIE TaiT, it
is said. 10 Atlanta ard thence to EaHimurc,
where their arerst was effected After re-
naming at police headquarters until a late
hour Saturday night. ard failing 10 pro-
cure a bOTdSman, the accused with the
lttlr girl, spent the night in witness -roonls
at the Twelfth street police station Both
Mr. GoldStein and Mrs Griffin are well
connected here
Already the best evening newspaper
The morning times., 1895-08-26

The original Brownie Pleasure Club gave
a very pleasanteXcurson TO Marshall Hall
last Thursday, which was enjoyed by a host
OF their friends and well-wisherS. The
entire club attended and the brightness of
the scene was considerably added to by the
costumes of the ladies, which We're decor
ated with long streamers of ribbon in the
club colors. All the attractions of the Hall
were enjoyed until late hour The club
The morning times., 1895-08-26
GONzlCA COLLEGE

Classical and Business courses OF stud
les. Schools viii reopen Tuesday, SeptenI-
Der 3 Three free scholarships open tu all
WIN be contested for on Au-
gust %, 80, and 81 For particulars address
Rev. CORNELIUS GILLESPIE, S. j.,
President and Treasurer au22-1 limo
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The Bon Marche
314 and 316 7th St. N. w.

graceful condition Of things with respect
TO the trees, about which everybody makes
invidious remarks and which, IL taken
hold OF in time, would never have ex-
listed.
The morning times., 1895-08-26
Reduced Rates TO Boston, Mass, via
PennsyIvaniaR Railroad.

On account of the knights Templar con-
clave the Pennsylvania railroad will sell,
August 23 TO 26, inclusive, excursion tickets
tied To leave Boston September 10, to
reach washington not later than midnight
of September IL
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has been encouraged by the success of their
excursion to put forth renewed efforts i'll
behalf OF their approaching entertainment,
and they have determined to make it the
most perfect amateur performance of the
approaching season.
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Rear Admiral ard Mrs Ramsay, since
their return form trip TO New York, have
been spending the season at Buena Vista
Spring Hotel, Pennsylvania
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Lieut.. Heilner, accompanied 10y his wife
and child, has been spending the summer
at Buena Vista Spring Hotel, Pennsyl-
Tania
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Rev. and Mrs. Howard Wilbur Ennis win
leave the city to-day for a trip through
Eastern New York, stepping at the various
lake and mountain resorts of that section
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DR. and Mrs. Alfred Thomas are spending
some time at Atlantic City.
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Gen and Mrs. W. K Ryan are spending
the summer at Buena Vista Spring Pa
The morning times., 1895-08-26
SOCIAL SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

The young people spending the season at
Lake George appear 70 he having an enjoy
able time OF il this year The girls
have forrnrd themselves into a society
known as the Blooming Budlets, while
the young mems society is called the Con-
solidated COrks.
Quite recently at one of the leading
hotels there were twenty-five more young
men than girls. This fact induced the Con
solidated Coras TO get up a joke by having
placards made that read I'VE want more
girls" With this legend fastened TO
their hacks they went down to the steam
boat pier aud as the Horizon came in, quietly
urnedarounds SO that the passengers aboard
hah shc fun benefit of the joke.
The Blooming BudIets retaliated by form
ing in line on the small breakwater north OF
the pier Then turning their hacks upon
the incoming passengers, they revealed
cards bearing the inscription We want
men, not boys"
Taken al in al it was considered by the
summer residents that the girls had the
best Of the joke after all.
Miss Annie Yeaman, of this city, is visit
Ing friends at Kensington.
Miss Leo Merritt has returned to wash
ington after a visit TO Miss Juliet Graham
al Carlin Springs Nd
Mr and Mrs. John JOY Edison are enter
tanning quite a house party at their sum
mer home at Takoma Park. Among their
guests at present are Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Heaton, who have been here throughout
The present month.
Mrs. s. :. shedd has returned from Buff
falo. where she was summoned by The
illness Of her daughter, Miss Mildred Bell
Shedd The latter has now recovered
and has gone 10 Toronto for a visit TO
friends.
DIT y L. Bates, L. S. N, accompanied by
his wife, is now at the Hot Springs Of
Virginia.
Mrs. LRnier Dunn is spending the season
at the Hot Springs of Virginia.
Judge and Mrs Wylie have returned
from the Hot Springs Of Virginia, where
they have spent the season.
Paymaster J. s. Carmody, L. S. N, is
spending some time at Atlantic City
Gen. George Curtis is at present at At
lanuc City.
DR. T /. NcDonald, of this city, is at
Atlantic City for a visit
Mr. John waggaman is al Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs William Hoffman are
spending some tine at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Granville Hyde, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Mary Hyde, VIII 90 to
Barnesville, Nd, 10 spend the month of
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For once the Wrappers take a
tumble in price-a big tumble
big, indeed-not usual with staple
goods likes these-Dut The oppor-
tunity is yours.
Here they are:
Indigo and mourning colors-
large, full sleeves = excellent
makes and styles-honest values,
at one dollar-and yet you get
them at SIC.
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Mrs. Mudd, Miss Bessie Mudd and Miss
Carrie Wilson are guests at the Archdale,
A uantic City.
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Mrs Granville Hyde, accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Mary Hyde, VIII 90 to
Barnesville, Nd, 10 spend the month of
EcnteInber.
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Groceries, great $4,000 sale. see page 8.
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ECHOES OF The REGATTA
Visitors Won Twenty-seVen Medals
and Three Cups.
Regatta Committee VIII Hold IA Meet
ing Tonight Crews Are
Pleased with Their Reception.

Nothing remains now Of the Potomac
River Regatta OF S95 hut the recollection
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Already the best evening newspaper
In Washin2Jon-The Evening Times
one cent.
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IL AIEAIoRIAAl.

SNITH-In loving remembrance Of our
Gear mother MaEala Smith, who died TWO
years ago yesterday, August %. Gone
hut not forgotten. by Ler Husband aud,
Children.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John JOY Edison are enter
tanning quite house party at their sum
mer home at Takoma Park. Among their
guests at present are Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Heaton, who have been here throughout
The present month
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Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffman are
spending some tine at Atlantic City.
The morning times., 1895-08-26

Miss Annie Yeaman, of this city, is visit.
Ing friends al Kensington.
The morning times., 1895-08-26

Miss Leo Merritt has returned to <Vasi-
ington after a visit 10 Miss Juliet Graham
at Carlin Springs. Md
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Paymaster J. s. Carmody, L. s. N, is
spending some time at Atlantic City
The morning times., 1895-08-26

Misses Roas and Matilda Phillips left
Tuesday evening for New York to spend
few days, whence they Will sail on the
Fuerst Bismarck for an extended trip
abroad
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Mr., John waggaman is at Atlantic City,
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Judge and Mrs Wylie have returned
from the Hot Springs Of Virginia, where
they have spent the season.
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Dr y. L. Bates, L. s. N, accompanied by
his Wife, is now at the Hot Springs of
Virginia
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Mrs. Lanier Dunn is spending the season
at the Hot Springs OF Virginia.
The morning times., 1895-08-26

Gen. George Curtis is at present at At
lantic City
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DR. T. / NcDonald, of this city, is at
Atlantic City for visit.
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Mrs. s. :. Shedd has returned from Buf-
falo, where she was summoned 10y The
illness Of her daughter, Miss Mildred Bell
Shedd The latter has now recovered
and has gone 10 Toronto for a visit TO
friends