Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-10-09

certificates. WM. ii. PULLMAN.
Treas. & A. ID. Asso.
West Street, Annapolis, Md.
CAPITAL JOTTINGS
Picked Up Here and There by Oar Ubiqui-
tons Reporters
Colder today.
Shut that door.
Fires comfortable.
Call in that straw hat.
Get out your blankets.
--Prayermeeting tonight.
Heavy frost last night.
-Overcoats are all the go.
Lovely October weather.
The showers laid the dust.
Predictions of ice tonight.
Another Baltimore topper.
Not a few strangers in town.
These are cold frosty mornings.
The Frederick Fair is in full blast.
Have you laid in your winters coal.
The souRd of wedding bells is in the
ar.
-Hallow een and jokes not far dis
tant.
Piano and the tiresome SCALES y
heard on all sides.
Ladies' Auxiliary are going to give
an entertainment.
-Rehearsals in progress for Maryland
Day next Sunday.
" esterday was veritable April
day of rain aud sunshine.
Frost Thursday morning followed
by warmer in the evening.
He is a fool who indulges to ex-
cess in either eating or drinking.
Thermometer registered at O'Clock
this morning maximum $40, minimum,
400.
When fool opens his mouth every
one with good eyes can see clear through
his head.
Now is the winter of our discomfort
made gloriously cheerful by open fire.
place fires.
The Governors Guards took large
number with them today TO the fair at
Frederick.
Meeting of first ward Democrats
tonight, speakers, N. III. Green and
others.
George Dressed, of Baltimore, broth
er of John Dressed, of Annapolis, died
to-day.
David r. Brady, recently appointed
book clerk in the Fourth district says
he will resign.
The chilly days are here when it is
a 10 Hatfw ~
leave the door open.
The walnut is profitable tree. A
North Carolinian recently sold one for
seventy-five dollars.
Detective Hogan, of Baltimore was
in Annapolis yesterday on business with
States Attorney CAN'T.
The number of voters registered in
Baltimore yesterday was 1862, and 800
persons were naturalized.
"A pneumatic tire for bicycles, con-
sisting of series of rubber balls set In
cups, has been invented in England.
Oil Heaters of all grades and styles,
to suit all pocket books for sale by John
RAWLINGS, West street, opp. depot.
Look out for the bright and breezy
letters from Atlanta by the CAPITAL
correspondent. They are worth read
ing.
The Supreme Court s decision inval-
idated over ] 200 divorces granted III
Oklahoma during the past three
years.
The Armenians should get rid of
their agitatOTs. else they may forfeit, to
great extent, sympathies OF the
world.
Annapolis loses an estimable and
charitable member of society and an ex-
emplary Christian lady in the death Of
Mrs. Forbes.
The Maryland Athletic Club foot
ball team is being coached by Berkley
Iglehart and Fechtig ex-captains OF the
st. Johns eleven.
Miss Coffey, an Irish widow and an
immigrant, aged 104, landed in New
York last week. She says she is look
ing for a husband.
"A marriage license was granted in
Washington yesterday to John Wallace,
of Anne Arundel county, and Emma
Wallace, Of st Mary's county.
Crawford Bicycles are furnished
with Morgan d Wright, Hartford single
buUe OI Rdululck CIAuCuch eAACs oAASO
$50 at Annapolis Bicycle agency.
Caroline county has been visited by
an epedemic of typhoid fever. Three
deaths, a father and two daughters,
was the sad fatality Of one family.
IF governors and presidents contin-
ue to prohibit the C0rbett- Fitzsimmons
prize-ight within the respective borders
of the their states, there will be such a
narrowing down of territory that the
two sluggers cannot well avoid each
other.