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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-07

W" arc told that the country has
r'"'p"rcd under the present monetary
standard. that It's wealth has cnor-
l'"hkiy increased. Granted ~. hut I'm
nos" hands? In the hands of no
'~-'Ier'. the producers, the farmers. tho
.ln"rE' the fabrlcators In the factor
.'S''hc ~fratcrs or the nations wealth In
race its defenders In war? Have they
ne prosperity which was thfirs 80
.''" az even twenty years ngo? ! deny
hcy deny It.. None affirm IL gnvc
H"t" whose interests It IL TO do so,
nH8c profit would diminish as pros
I''rlty rctlrns TO those on whose dls.
'irHS they thrive? 'tG
NJ IL indeed right than caIIili and
,i'or, Tho best money In tho world"
none too good FOR. those who have
A'' II. hut how Is It with In, 90 pcr
'"li Of our people who have got II IN
S,t' How IL It with those who ,nugt
nGy this best money In the world"
I'm the products OF their own labor?
lir'he are the people for whom Tho
democratic Darty would IcZIslntc,
~ nat is tho brst money for ihGEe, Ia
!Nn question FOR all to ask who lcalIy
rove TINS land. How else can You in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-07

NOR RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
IL the city: large and plenty ar hight:
centrally located In best advertised build
ins In the city. Also large hall for rent.
Apply nj RUB CLOTIllE.RS. Fourteenth
and Market streets. ja5l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-07

The football season on the Wheeling
Grlditon bid fair to be an unusually bril-
liant one. The West Virginia Universal
~ team will play several OF It's games
here, Including one NJ three 10 DO played
this month with tho strong Lafayette
College. eleven, Then, In addition, the
College, Western University OF Penn
sylvunln. Grccnsburg. and several other
teams here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-07
WELL, TON" WATSON,

What Have You Got 10 Say 10 This, Dir.
Sewall's Letter OF hceeptsnceI-It Con-
tains Some Very Queer Things for the
Popocrats to DlG,st-He Swallows the
PHI Because lie Has to Take Medicine.
BATH. Me-. Oct. 6.-Hon. Arthur
Fewall. Democratic candidate for vice
President OF the United States, tonight
made public his letter of acceptance. 1t
IS, IN part. as follows:
Hon. Stephen B. White. Chairman, and
Members OF the Notification Commit
tee:
GENTLEAfEN:-I have the honor TO
accept in writing as l have already
verbally done. the nomination rendered
ny you on behalf or the Democratic
lariy and Its candidate for vice Presi-
cent OF che United Statec. And In so
doing. l am glad first TO express my
sai.s'actioa that the platform OF our
party which has commanded my life
ipnS allegiance, Is honestly and fully
u~rci1rat0ry OF all the principles, and
specially OF the absorbing financial
issue upon whkch. as you say, I took
my stand when the hours OF triumph
seemed remote and when arrogant mo-
h"y changers throughout the world
DoaSted that the conquest OF the Amer
IAN masses was completed"
ih'ae principles hive been of late in
a~ocyancc, but only because those
"71m we trusted to maintain them.
alTe failed 10 do so, these principles
'iG never die. We have rescued our
iariy from those who under the IN
ila"Er. Of tn: money power have rom
''1i'c' and debased It. Our mission now
Il" rescue from this same power and
Us foreign a!llrs, our own beloved
,"Nn'ry. This Is the first and highest
"ItE imposed by II party'S platform:
upon the performance OF this duty ali
'tngr reforms must wait.
lhh test OF party principles Is the
E"Nr'n'""nt they assure; the proof OF
S'"' S1'"Fnment IL a contented and
,'alPy people, and the supreme test Of
a'tn Is III" ability to guide the country
through crises AZ well M TO administer.
,l' %0vernment IN ordinary times. Our
r-1ric 10 face n crisis, n crisis more
.r"bH than any since the war. To
'."i rarty shall they turn IN their dire
'."'f S"Rcy?, Ii Is rue that the present
,fl's may not involve all equally, that
mere are those who do not suffer now
Fh1 NAY not suffer should the crlsIs
'l'.i'"acd by the gold standard come
on IN all It's fury. Human seI0shness
..'h"F ihc7e deaf to all appeals but TO
,8's". fortunately, the Democratic
phIiE has never needed to appeal To
,' ''S battles, nor does It now, save
'' ih"rr are some among them who
W. t!5" superior to self In the. sacrifice
Nl,n such a crisis demands of every
.#Al4 4If-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-07

At present the outlook for n season Of
league bowling Is rather blue. There
Vas II proposition that the Y. NJ. c. a.
should form n league, the games 20 br
played on the new alleys there, but this
Idea has been abandoned. The Carroll
Club alleys will not be completed until
early In the spring. Thus far the Wheel
Ing Bowling Association has made 10
move toward having league bowling OIL
It's alleys In the Musce building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-07

The games Of Thursday and Friday
between thu Wheeling aud Pittsburgh
National League teams will probably
close tho season Of 1896 on tho Wheeling
diamond Tho Pirates and TIN NaIlers
have always put up a nnc article OF bail
and they will no doubt furnish two cxclt-
Ing contests here this week, II Parkers.
burG'S eini.nrofAsSlonnl team can down
the Pirates. II should be equally ~ easy
for the Whcclings. strengthened by the
heavy hitting 0f Jack Glnsscock and
Bllly George, who will probably play
with the Nailcrs. The pitching will be
done by Campbell, und baker or Kane.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-07

city Hank HnildinE. 1890 Market St.
CTOCKS FOR SALE,
-, IL shares National Bank OF W. Va.
10 shares Wheeling Railway Company.
2 Wheeling Pottery bonds. G per cent
ca shares Junction Iron Company.
, wheeling Steel II Iron Co. 6 p. C. bonds.
2, shares Ucllalre Steel Company.
10 shares Wheeling Bridge Company.
Il shares Exchange Bank.
20 shares Aetnn-Standnrd Steel & IronCo.
3 shares Ohio Valley Bank.
Y. S. IRWIN, Broker, ~ Twelfth 81.
SEQ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-07
FOR RENT

IGOR RENT-SEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
Il IN the City Bank building. Inquire at
the City Bank OF Wheeling. mr.0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-07

Hon. y. II. Anderson will speak ut
Bnrncsvlllc October 10.
Miss Jennie l,ytlc. who has been sick
Ii able TO ho out ngsim
Carl Elbcrt went to GAINESVILLE yesterday
10 work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-25
ROCKVILLE.

Inc Gle rk Of the circuit for this county has
issued marriage licenses to the following parties:
Geo. f. Dorsey and Eleanor NJ Hall; VIM. Waters
anu anu marie Z. L. Wilson; Bernard Monday, jr., AMI
Ella 4 Long; Harry W. Chew and Mary C. Cal
noun; Egbert j. Davis and Maud Connolly
cards are out for the marriage of Mr. Georc.
W. Nesnett ana Miss Anna Leggett Thomas
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alban q. Thomas ,he
ceremony to take place at Ashton Wednesday even
Ing. October z.
Dr. Eugene Jones has been appointed surgeon to
me Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Kensiny;on.
Ills county. - '
. Appropriate resolutions on the d.a tn of Mr. Guv
SPurrier have been passed by the Pn,Iesyilie y NJ
y. A, OF which deceased a prominent member
and TUNED oose in various sections of the ,mn,y n
ARG number Of cartridges fer the purpose OF re-
ny previous hard Winters and pot hunters Not
Wlthstandng this action 10y the gun club 1t has
rec been found necessary to further pro;
farms have taken the precautiom of warning ali
not to hunt upon their premises In This
action: James A. Kemp. ]. II. Miller NJ A. Mel
son son n; y; ofgtt, James Mcfarland. George NJ
Frey william J1i.es, Edw. o. Edmonston, Edward
Z. Belt, Thomas Bailey, George Frey, Charles
'e Ir;sa and H. H. C. Hurley
oay ana lodged in jail. charged with carrying
csaed wesp"ns II is stated that Cooper pres
last al coor,d church at Ounce Orchard. this
county IL is said that he furnished the pistol to
have hearing before Justice Charles Jones Mon
dag
Third quarterly meeting for the Rockville circuit
OF the NJ f. Church South will be held at Potomac
Saturday and SUNDAY, October } and L.
Egbert ]. Davis and Maud Connolly both Of
this county, were married at tie Baptist parsonage
by key; L. Il. Milbourne Wednesday last.
At CLARK sburg, this county, Thursday last, DIR.
WIN A. Waters WAS married 10 Mrs. NJ. +. l..
Wilson. widow % Leondas Wilson. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev Mr. Saunders.
beautiful wedding took place at the Neelsyc
PIssh, terrain Church last Wednesday afternoon, thu
contracting Parties being Mr.. Nathaniel Waters.
f.ya
eids ST daughter OF Mr.. George Metz Of West Wash
ington. Rev. L. ID. Richards performed the cere-
mcny. and Prof. Charles Hanshew rendered the
wedding march. Messrs. WIN. Waters and jacob
Sly der acted q. ushers The bride attired in
white oryandie trim med in lace and ribbon. AMI
carried white roses The groom wore the usual
black
Tie recent offer of Mrs. .Iohn Richie Of Feed
criok. state regent OF the Maryland Daughters 4
the American Revolution, 10 donate medal to any
student u,ale fen ale, in any OF the schools of
this state for the Lest essay upon the history OF
Maryland from it's earliest data down 10 the year
1900. IS attracting much interest among the pupils
OF the public schools of this comfy. and ii seems
than likely That several Of them Will lie
aIrt.um tiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-25
TAKOMA PARK.

No information has yet been received relative to
the party or parties who stole the street lamps
along Carroll avenue, for which a reward of $40
has been offered by the mayor and council. The
council has also offered a reward of IS for in
formation leading to the arrest and conviction Of
the parties who scattered tacks and broken glass
along Carroll avenue Tuesday night. 1t appears
that the tacks and glass were scattered shortly
after dark, and several bicyclists who re-
turning to their homes from Cycle Cottage had
their tires punctured. and lady had her tire
cut to such extent that 1t was ,beyond repair.
Should any who performed this trick be ap-
pretended 1t is positively stated that he Will be
prosecuted to the full extent Of the law.
The work Of Gaping and gutterinS Elm avenue
from the Log Cabin to Pine avenue has been COM
pleted, and the street is now in an excellent CON-
dition.
The portion OF Holly avenue which has recently
been incorporated in the town limits is now being
graveled.
The matter Of board sidewalks occupied consid-
BILE attention Of the council its last meeting,
and the advisability of not permitting any more
board walks in the thckly settled portion Of the
arrived at. At the next meeting 1t Is believed
some action will be taken adopting indie
structible material for general in laying side
walks.
Tskoma Lodge. I. o. o. F., held its regular meet
ing last night.
At the last meeting of the Masonic Lodge Of tn
koma the first degree was conferred on Mr.. J. Is.
Kinnear.
The Misses Mcrsell were recent guests at the
Park.
Mrs. McNiurdy was at Takoma during the early
part Of the week looking after her property:
The Misses Hamline have returned to Takoma
from their summer outing and will soon remove to
Washington for the winter.
An interesting game of base ball was played
Of Takoma, resulting in a tie, each team securing
nine runs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-25
EVANSVILLE,

The hrsf run of the Hyattsville Cycle Club was
made 10 IakOma Park last Tuesday under Can't
Harry Gore Those who comprised the party were
pr. A. II. Wells. c. A. NJ. Wells Hodges Carr,
VIM Noel George I. Walton L. H. Miller, VIM.
McDevitt, ]. H. Ralston. John Holden Harry Mil
Ter and J. q. Ellis
There were liz persons registered Yesterday.
making in all $50 names placed upon the LIST of
voters during the three days OF registration
AT Il special meeting Of the orphans court held
last Tuesday, with full bench in attendance, the
following orders were passed: That Roger l. Man
mn. he appointed admnist rat0r of John Manning,
under bond for 81 800. filed and approved notice.
to creditors ordered. and Albert NJ Clayett and
VIM D. Barry be appointed appraisers and that
administrator sell personal property at public or
private SALE that Roger l. Manning be appoint ID
administrator of Elizabeth D. Manning, under boni
for $40. filed and approved. notice to creditors
ordered. and Albert NJ. ClIgett and VIM D. Barry
De appointed appraisers, and that Administered tor
seil personal property at nahlic private safe:
that Fillmore Beall. administrator OF James f.
Waugh. give notice to creditors of final distrbu-
ton of said estate.
Mrs Margaret Fillebrpwn and Miss Katherine
fhlehroWn Of Washington have been visiting Mrs
brooke Hunter
gay party Of young ladies and gentlemen passed
through this village and Bladcnsur. last night on
straw ride aud did not appear to mind the cold
weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-25
GATHER SBCRG.

Mr.. o. y. Bancroft is home from tour OF Mas
husetts during the summer.
Mr.. Edward Monday has left for school at Re
lance Normal College, in Virginia.
Germantown Lodge, independent Order of Good
Templars, recently instituted is meeting with un-
usual success in increasing membership. At
the weekly meeting last night some eight cand!-
dates initiated. Rev. 7. u. Richards is the
lodge deputy.
Jeffrey McAbee, probably the most remarkable
member Of the colOred in the county, died
suddenly at Emory Grove Tuesday evening, aged
eightysi years. He did active days wo.k
cutting wood in the morning and preaching Il
fureral sermon In the afternoon, and about o'clock
expired in A chair at his home reading. Uncle
Jen-,' nearly everybody in this section knew
him. possessed gifts of speech and song. all
self-cutivated. and preacher OF the Me- hpiist
Episcopal Church, where he will be buried TO-
day.
Mr.. E.ar Tsclifeley is in southern Maryland
engaged in the reinsurance Of property FOR the
Montgomery County Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany of Sandy Spring.
Rev. l.. l.. Lloyd Of Gather circuit. NJ. r.
Church South is engaged in revival services at the
Ounce Orchard appointment. Seven conversions
are reported this week and continued good results
looked for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-25
FALLS CHURCH.,

The members and friends of the NJ. F. Church
fed very Pleasant so.iable last night at the res
1dcDce of Miss Ella Sprinkle. The evening WIS
spent in social intercourse. and reft snlens were
served Among those present We're Mr. and Mrs
N. E. Church. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. D. Croker.
Rev. and Mrs. S A. Ball, Mr.. md Mrs A. d.
Swift, Major and MIS- W. Y. Swicgett Mrs j.
Thorne, Mrs L. S. Abbott, Mrs. Maggie Brown.
Mrs. e. c. Dougherty, Mrs. G. F. McInturff Misses
jennie Thorne, Corrie F. Cooksey. NJ f. Mutc,s
baush. Mary Crossman, Emma Elliott Pearl Iut-
tren. Mabel Kerr. Addie Mae SpoGord Carrie Ball,
Havie II. Dousherty, DR.. T. C. Quick, Messrs
Johnnie Mckillen Luther Elliott, W. T. spranklr,
j W Mutersbaugh. E.; NJ. and William A. Bali
Sharp Crossman David Luttrell.
At meeting Of the school beard yesterday a
futron. G. W. Poole. II. c Ryer N. ii. RrinI,,r-
hotr William Mahin and F. F. Croker, in rcsa ri
quested by the sgners the board has appointed TWO
well-known and reliable builders of Alexandria TO
and report to the board The public school WAS rr
ported as having opened with larger attendance
we'll under The board pad al an of, ocs 1s, 1s
the sci 90! this morning.
from ass y Mae f s in rf%rned home YESTERDAY
Miss Ivy Green. who has been visiting Miss Eva
Birch for several weeks, returned to Washing ton
The first degree in Odd Fellowship was conferred
on four candidates last night at tie meeting of
The Mckinley and Hobart Republican Club met
at the council rooms last night and decided to
early date. and appointed a committee to procure
speakers and purchase flag.
Lewis Stewart was yesterday fined IS and costs
by Mayor Payne for cruelty to the horse of Mr..
E. R. Merry.
A Mckinley and Hobart republican club was or
gained Tuesday night at Mt. Pleasant, In this
county.
Messrs B. H. Warner. Daniel RAINY ]. ]. Weed
and DIR. Il. Fl Lee will address a political meeting
tomorrow night at Odd Fellows Hall. held under
the auspices Of the Mckinley and Hobart Sound
Money Club of the town.
Miss Emma D. Albertson il enjoying a visit from
her friend. Miss Amy c. Leavitt, 1121 Vermont
avenue, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-25
LAUREL.

Miss NJ. Emma Kennedy daughter Of Mary and
the late William Kennedy. died at her home neal
here Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock The cause of
death WAS due to an accident received by Miss
Kennedy on the Goth day OF May, 1895. She had
been examining the roof of portion of her house
on that day, in order to ascertain what re,,air
work was necessary to put the roof in condition
when she slipped from tie ladder upon which She.
had been climbing the roof and fell to the
ground, distance Of seventeen feet. The fall re-
suited IN fracture Of the spine. She was taken
to the University Of Maryland Hospital of Ralti-
more, where she was under trea tment Cor four
months. Every medical effort exerted 10 re-
ncve her, but without success. She was brought
back 10 her home here. where she had been cor
fined to her bed ever since. Miss Kennedy had been
paralyZed In the lower portion OF her body the
accident, being unable to walk. Her funeral took
place this afternoon at o'clock.
Daring the first three days Of registration which
ended Yesterday 800 voters had registered in this
district. The total vote OF this district is 500
Five-siXths of the voters registered il an eNceD-
tionally good showing for 50 early in the season,
there at least four days yet for reg
istering during this month and October
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-25
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


In Effect September 8. 1896
1919 f f i:;sfa 1n1rsprullmnn
Harrisburg to Chicago. Cincinnati. indianapolis.
st. Louis. Cleveland and Toledo. Buffet Farlor
Car to Harrisburg. Buffet Parlor Car Harrisburg
$40 PM. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
pr anna b suet fsror Car to ss%p
7io PM WHSr TES In1 Hssso Sleep
Ing Car to Chicago and Harrisburg to Cleveland.
40 Pm. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS. Pullman
BURG to- s ang n, to ,, a aIa
1O:4O PM. PACIFIC EXPREsS.-Pullman Sleep
In. Ing Car to o. ri,utsburs no.,,. on,
Niagara Falls daily. except Sunday.
1870 AN for Ellnra and Remove daily. except Gel,
Transport Sundays. $40 f PM IeeA '' "'0 -
a9 EN- for Wliamsport Rochester Bgae and
n ins Car Washington to Suspension Bridge via
1910 PM. TO- Erie. cananlaigua. Rochester, Buff
falo and Niagara Falls daily. Sleeping Car Wash
rh inSt9 p,, TO ,n 1i,, -, x,n,, ~ ,,,,
400 I'M. .coSGREssIolAL LIMITED. daily.
G.gMlar at 100 Dining Carr: 7:2o. 900 1000
mining Car and u zoo Dining Car from VII
and rs On snn s,9 20 SdD cae
!:20, 900. 100 Dining Car from Wilmington
A NJ. 1913. 3:15. APO. $40. 1000 and II rs
r. ". For Philadelphia only. Fast Express so
A NJ. week days. Express. 1918 week days. 2:0l
and $40 Pm. daily. For Boston. without change
$50 A. NJ. week days. and 3:15 p. NJ. daily
For Baltimore e:25. 700. 7:20, ESQ, 900. 1O:oo
1890. II 100 and II so A. NJ, 1915. 12:45. 2:Ol
3:l5. $40 600 Limited. 400. 4:s6. $40. Cos
go 40, 1000. 1910. 11;15 and II :ss p NJ
On Sunday, 100, 7:2o, 900, 9:o5. 1851 100
A NJ. l2:15. Its. 2:O1. 3:15. $40 600 Linn
ited'; 40; $40. sos. GAO. 7:1o. 1000. lo:4O
For Popes Creek Line, 100 A. VI. ard 4:ss P. NJ
daily. except Sunday Sundays, 9:O5 A. NJ.
For Annapolis, 100. 900 A. NJ, 1918 and 4:o0
r. NJ daily. except Sunday. Sundays. 900 A. NJ
Atlantic Coast Line Express 4:3o A. NJ, 3:4G P. NJ
daily; Richmond only. 1887 A. NJ. week days:
Atlanta Special. via Richmond and SeNhOard Air
Line. $40 p. NJ. daily. Accommodation for
Quantico, 1:45 A. NJ daily and ABS z. NJ. week
days.
SEASH0RE CONNECTIONS.
For Atlantic City tvia Delaware River Bridge. all
rail route,, 3:15 and II rs F. NJ. daily; tvia Mar
ket Street Wharf. 1000 A. NJ and 12:i5 PM
week days and il :35 P. NJ. daily.
For Cape May 1000. II 100 A. NJ. week days. II 35
p NJ. daily.
Ticket offices. corner 18th and G sts., and at the
station 9Th and sts. where orders can be left
for the checking of baggage to destina tion from
hotels and residences
S. NJ PROVOST, r. WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-25

Beach was appointed a conscrvator Of the peace of
Lee district. deed from Brook johnson to the
Baptist Church trustees was received, duly au-
thenticated, and ordered to be recorded. Stalcop's
motion for new road was continued The report
.: Messrs j. II. Hurst and F. Williams as to
building bridges over Pimmet was approved.
ana an Greer drawn for SIS G. In favor OF the con-
tIactors, NJ. D. Renney 4 Son. T. W. holland agt
Charles A. Newton; judgment in default for the
p.anntim: WIN. NJ Cannon was exempted from the
pa!inent OF the capffation tax on account of old
age and physical disabilities. George A, Gordon.
sEerin made his report TO the rumber OF pris-
ohers IN JAIL which was received and fled The
new road were dismissed the request OF Terrett
administration was granted to j. r. Allison on
inc estate OF jos. ii. Powell. X. W. Moore T. NJ
Love. H. K. Thornton, j. L. Taylor and F. W.
Krhaf'lson fany three 10 actb were appointed aI,-
pralscrs Thomas Grimsley was exempted from the
payntn Mt OF the capitation tax in the future on
Tsc1 M OF old age and physical disabilities. Geo.
pialhtin. George +. Finacum aet. q NJ Fox: con
tnued for plaintiff to second day of October court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-25
ANACOSTIA.

Some OF the citizens Of Anacostia and also a
number of the residents Of the extreme sou: H.
eastern section of the city discus. ing the add
visibility of asking Maj. Moore, superirtend
OF police, To detail 0n officer for special du1y Oh
the Navy Yard bridge AT night.
For some time past there have been numerous
complaints In reference to the conduct OF parties
cengregating there after dusk and disturbing per-
SONS crossing the bridge. Mr.. J. A. Bailey, Of
the best-knOwn men In that vicinity last evenn;,
told Star reporter that few evenings since a
gentleman who was walking across the brilv. WIS
stopped by two rough characters who, after de-
m'lnding his money, threatened, upon being in
itlmed that the victim had none, to throw him In
me river Mr. Bailey further said that he be-
!ie'ed the men would have carried out their threat
but FOR the fact that he made loud outcries which
toward the scene. and hearing the footsteps of the
latter the ruftians fled in the direction of Ana
All the trouble complained of has occurred ilri.:,
inc early hours Of the evening just after might fall
meeting this week was Visited Sv o S,a a
members Of the order from various PARTS of the
!.,l The special attraction was to get a
view OF the recently greatly improved and l,.au-
titled meeting hall of Electa. Which is now said
10 surpass any other hall of the order in this see
~, Mrs. Carroll w. Smith, who with her children
mas R been making an extended visit to friends In
The Current Events Club. Mrs. NJ NJ North
president, holds Its bi-weckly meeting this after,
9t tho An attractive program has been prepared
MI Howard Osborn of Jackson street fell from
s'aoin while at work near SutlaM, Wednesday
and broke one Of his arms
large number of citizens of Anacostia have cx-
pressed an Intention to attend the fair at Upper
Marlboro next week. ~
Miss Peyf"n and Mrs. Martha A BealI Of Wash
lneton are visiting Mrs. J. A. Osborn Of In III.
Forest " " '
MI j. &. K"ating of the government printing
ounce is SICK at his fome, Fillmore street
MI Charles Bell Of Anacos,ia one OF the ny
tnches of st. Eizaheths Asylum is i'll at his home
with walking typhoid fever
Thp has
he hett"r this than during any Sep,ein,..r
for a number of years past