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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12
PLACES OF WORSHIP.

The Spiritualists will meet ar 3i6 South
Water street this evening at p. N. sub
jeets for discussion viii be handed in by
the audience.
First Methodist Episcopal church.
North Lawrence avenue-Serviees morn
ing and evening. Sunday school at 2:so.
Epworth League 7 p. m Rev. r. N.
Lynch. pastor.
Rev. L. c. Schnacke of Great Bend will
preach at the Plymouth Congregational
church, corner Lawrence and Second
street today, both morning ana evening.
Services at 1890 and 8.
First Christian Church, scientist-Meets
in Sedgwick Music nall. Services: sun
day, 1880 a m: subject, ''Mind;" wednes-
day, p. m. a meeting for remarks on
Christian Science, experiences and testi-
monies. All are cordially invited to these
meetings
niversalist ohurch-Rev. George p.
tSocking, D. D. of Gles5urg, H., viii
preach in Crawford Grand opera house
today at II a. m. and .. m. Subject Of
sermon: what Is to Become Of
Mankind? Evening sermon: '"The Law
of Achievement"
st. Johns Episcopal church. corner OF
Third street and Topeka avenue, Rev. J.
D. Ritchey, rector-Sunday school at 9:i5
a. m. Regular morning service at II
o'clock; sermon by the pastor. The quar-
tette viii sing shuey's ''re Deum." Choir
Will sing "JubHate Dec" by Lansing.
Offertory, mot Everyone that Saith Tn
to Ne" Csehnecker). by Mr.. Z. b. Hull.
Reformed Church-Morning services VIII
again be resumed at the Reformed church,
corner Topeka and Lewis street, since
the pastor. Rev. Bruce Griffith. has re-
turned They viii be at II a m; Sunday
school at $50 a m; Young Peoule's meet
ing. Z p. m; evening services at s o'clock
Appropriate music win be given at al
these services. Everybody IS invited 70
attend.
Emporia Avenue Baptist Church-Cor-
ner Tenth street and Emporia avenue.
y. Phelps, minister. Sunday school %
=. m, z. N. Bentley, superintendent;
regular services at Il A. m and .. m;
preaching By pastor. IN the morning I
Bread from Heaven" ecenlng. "Christs
second Miracle" Duet b the Misses
zimmerman IN the evening. 3. p p. L.
meeting p m, Miss Lillian Randolph,
eader; prayer meeting Thursday .. N.
hearty welcome to all meetings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12
FLYNN'S GREAT MEMORY
Tribute Paid Delegates Faculty by n
Carrlcmau

Guthrie, O. T.. Aug. u.-'Cugsre HAYS
OF Elgin. kan, who is interested in the
cattle business in the Usage aati5E. PAYS
q fine tribute TO Flyun's remar,aD'e -5-
nasty for names All faces ana incidents
lie says that on The day following The
convention he went to Flynn 90 canzrat1-
late him on his uRanlmo2s n1mia5tis7.
FiSnu recognized him Instantly. saying.
Why, Gene. IL was two wears aso that
sam oTerstreet asked me to &c Your
friend and want 70 answer you that If
e.er you aeed my assistance I'll set up
IN the night and take or my shoes for
you."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12
ORDERS lake ACTION
Committee Appointed to go Before
the CounefI

A fraternaI council comprising repre-
sentat,ves from a large number az fra-
tcrnal organizations 81 the clty. was heIs
II 1he Modern Woozmea BAN W-e1nea-
cay evening. A8gJsf 6. The purpose q
this conTeatiou Eas 20 oonsi5er the Ts-
cent acton - the city government fu
irving % enf1ree seetian q o. ordnance
No Nt5. relating - the assessment ~ a
license against the frassrusl orgaulz4-
tiaEs az TIE city
The delegates unaniFnogs'T dsciaTes
that "a laaiF sni-ian tas enforcement -
the ordinances relating - fEaterra- e'-
eiles WaE neither in ihe iefe~esf - taa
societies OF ~ the c.ty. Taey selected
committee o. tfres q craze su5 present
= petition setting agt reszera UAT tba
saii auen6aaat o. me or1insr-s s'7aald
Re repealed. aa8 rsqazsttIg Go iunesli-
ats rs1-] g ee grt - ere waTs
a71 c.ty rsun-3 a. srs neTt fnse-srg. Al
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12
GRANT COUNTY SOCIALISTS
place Full County Ticket in the
Field

Medford. o. T., Aug. 1.-THE Socialist
convention held here today placed a fun
county ticket in the field, Endorsed the
national ticket Debs and Hartman, ana
the territorial Socialist nominee for con-
gress. Tucker De Clard. It declared for
immediate single statehood. the adop-
ton Of a Socialist constitution for Okla
homa ana equalization Of railroad school
funds among al 1.-THE schools Of Grant
county. Tho ticket named Is: For sher-
l1. job Thorp; county attorney. C. W.
Hofmeister; clerk, John s Kalnek; re5-
User Of deeds, X. c. Thompson; probate
judge, Captain J. A. C0rbit; treasurer, /.
c. Quig,>y; superintendent Of schools, C.
G. Holbrook; coroner. S. t. Davis; as
SCISSOR. v. S. Mccoy; weisbar. Samuel
Mckee; surveyor Perry Parvis; commits
sioners, Milton Lively, J. r Caywood,
and William Hurst.
To the joint legislative convention to
meet at Wahta '-ptember I. the follow
ing delegates were elected: l. Z. Quigiey.
] W. McFan, G. G. Ho]brook, c. 0. car
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12
CoIored lEasons, &c.

Oklahoma CITY. @ r. Aug. u.-Grand
officers II = johns grand I5l-s q. OK
lahou'a ans Iul.an Territories were elect
Ell - toao|s 81 the. closing ssian Il
''2'ored h@s7ns: L A Sell. grand mas:
ter W~saner= ] T; r J. Brown. deputy
strand master, Wewoka. 7 T.; O ".
SHAW grand senior. Perry. O. T., \. d.
stu6hio''eid G1ni Junction warden.
REan. l. T.. r. Emmett stuart grand
secretary, Guthrie O. +; q. II Tesns
seoretary aad treasurer Of the Masonic
Relief association which IS naygug sea
10 the widows and orphans o. deceased
master RFasaus.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12

Oder. 1t is the desire of the camp to
cary out our impressive funeral cere-
mony to the letter. and TO do this viii
require a fun attendance. The funeral
VIII be conducted from Oak Street Pres
byterian church at 3 o'clock p. m. Wis
itinL sovereigns invited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12
INDIAN FAMINE FUND
McSeai Tells How 1t Was
ID shursed.

Guthrie, O. T., Aug. III. w. NIcNeal,
treasurer Of the India famine relief fund
raised in Oklahoma, has made a state.
ment Of the amOut received and dis
bursed. The disbursements We're $500. "A
paid for a carload Of corn and a draft
for $lS208 RENTED to the Christian Her
aid. The receipts are credited TO the fol-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12

penter, c. W. Hofmeister and ]. R. Cay
wood. Hon. z. T. Tucker, Socialist can
didate for congress, and Hon. NJ NJ.
Jones Of Liberal No, addressed the con-
vention upo nthe issues Of the campaign.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12
rrane'. NrelIninars To,n a-l.n,.

Guthrie. o. r. Aug 1.-THE preliminary
hca-iag Of William T'roae charges uIth
coupiic5sy sn gae Elck murder, pia cone
ID ~ Oklahoma Cltv Monday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12

.6reds of lives and NAV save YOURS They are
the prescription OF a practicing physician. and
are guaranteed in all diseases of the kidneys
Snd bladder. Don't be deceived by substitutes
but get the genuine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-12
CHILD CULTURE PROGRAM
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-23

Tory. Lottie Lambert, Leila Minter,
Lila Harrison.
Perfect Attendance-Helcn Hollywood,
Charlie Boggs, Ethel Vaughan, Emily
Hope. Laura Norton.
FOURTH GRADE, INTERMEDIATE
DEPARTMENT., MISS FANNY
ID. BUTT. TEACHER:
Testimonial of Merit-Herbert Simp-
son, Norman Burroughs, Victor Hol-
land. Allen Mackinson, Frank Prit-
chard, edmond Potter. Herbert Cope
land. Mary Boggs. Madeline Miller.
Walters. Alberta Bondro.
THIRD PRIMARY GRADE-MlSS
NELLIE w. WRIGHT, TEACHER:
Roll of Honor-Lonnie Beaman,
Laura Eberhard, Ruth Payne. Clara
Barton, Hilda Barton. Katie Judkins,
Charlie Hope, James Hathaway, Louis
Powell, james Hollywood. Annie Laurie
Gillian. Ethel Fentress, Bessie Fen
tress, Nena Seely. Louise Moscr, Mary
Williams, Edith Potter, Ethel Penman
and Derusha Amory.
Highest General Averages
Beaman. IS -; Laura Ebernard. IS So;
Ruth Payne, % SIS. and Clara Barton,
901-2.
Not Absent n Day-Derusha Amory
Eddie Old, Lonnie Beaman. James
Hogwood, Howard Simpson. George
Coley.
AipAiOi dble MCullOn-N lille w oOu,
Annie Mason. Clair Gillian. Blanche
Penman, Virginia Everett, Jessie Lin
ton and Willie Buchanan.
SECOND PRINIARY-MISS O. l..
WcATTERS. TEACHER.
Rol of acknowledgement Bassett,
Frank Beach, Edward Casey, Willie
Copeland. Louis Kaufman. Grady
Miller, Willie Minter, James Stubs.
Christine Amory, LESSEE Armstrong,
Aggie Hall. Ida Hall, Maggie Gray,
Katie Fenerstein. blanche Lambert,
Maggie Pierce. Lillian Sadler.
Present Every Day During Session
Willie Copeland.
Absent Only one Day-Franll Beach,
Carroll Hopkins, Florence Fenerstein,
-Aggie Hall
Honorable Mention-Harry Conklin,
John Davis. Willie Hitch.ngs. Carroll
hopkins, John King, Paul Lucey.
Claude OLD, Merritt Russell, Nellie
Beane, Florence E'cnerstein. Edna
Right Hazel Luck, Edna Parker. ELLA
felter. Leila Price, Annie Wcicil.
FIRSn PRIMARY GliADE-MISS
JENNIE u. FAITH ERLY. Tt,AC HER:
Roil of Honor. Diligence, Good Con
duct, observation-disclosures Howe Prlt-
chard Earl Robinson, Roy Franklin
Griffin, Letcher Hudgins. George Icyn-
Odds. Roy Kelley, Wesley Williams.
Frank Everett, Edgar Hurst, Eddie
burroughs, Bennie Shepherd, Eugene
Shepperd. Roy Gale. Robert Holland.
Cec!l Taylor Ncttie Henderson. Mary
hugo, Etha Dennis, Hattie Gale. Ro-
berta Brady. Ebba Peterson, Hazel
simpson, Bessie Spragg
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ST. Mary's malo Academy.

The closing exercises of St. Mary's
Male Academy took place at 1880
o'clock yesterday morning at the Acad-
envy building. Holt and Reilly streets
Inc students assembled in their hail
promptly, where the rolls of honor OF
the various grades were read The
boys. as they listened TO the review Of
their years work read TO them. Wore
ANXIOUS faces. Some were radiant with
smiles, while others who had not made
as good a showing looked determined
10 do better next session
There We're no graduates this year.
but many received gold medals and
other awards of merit. The medals
were awarded rs follows:
ACADEMY CLASS A.
Gold Medal for EXcellence-Be ranrd
j. Utz.
Cold Medal for Progress in Studies
Walter c. Douglas.
Cold Medal for Christian Doctrine
Michael j. Stubbs.
These medals were donated by Miss
Ella Wood.
ACADEMY CLASS c.
Gold Medal for Excellence-Franc
McCourt.
Gold Medal for Progrcss-Emmett
LAWYER
Gold Medal for Christian Doctrine
T.. Raymond Keys
GRAMMAR CLASS G.
Gold Medal for Excellence Frederick
Dalton.
Gold Medal for Progress-R Robert
Lawlcr.
PREPARATORY CLASS c.
Medals We're awarded to Leon kluz
and Michael Cannon.
Herman w. Lewis was awarded first
honors for vocal music. ana various
awards were also presented to other
students for proficiency in the different
branches.
The closing of the present session
marks one of the most successful since
T1TC T0UndTHg OF Inc Scnool. The total
enrolment for the year ending June 90
showed a total of POI students. The
school will reopen and studies Will be
resumed on September 9th.
Rev. Father Doherty was present at
the exercises. and addressed the boys
in a few wei! chosen remarks.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-23

Fourth Year-Francis Davidson,
jamie Steinbcrg, Willie Butt.
Prize-Francis Davidson.
Not absent during term-Christian
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-23
SECOND GRADE-AIISS FRANCES
CAN'T, TEACHER:

Roll of Honor-James Brown, George
Clibourne. Pearle Davis, Vernon Eppes
John Griffin, Lloyd Guynn. Lucille
Holmes, Elmer Jones. Avis Kemp,
Edith keisecome. Charlie Mccoy, Ethel
Miller, Clarence Morse, Charles b. Old
field, Mabel Turner, Robert Upshur
Cathleen Waddy. Winnifred Warrick
Honorable Mention - Carrie Grey,
Nirge Gordon, Hazel Nvhitehurst
Jonas Madison. Earl Perrot. Hattie
Butler.
FIRST GRADD-AIISS NITA Or
MANp WISE, TEACHER:
Roll of Honor-Hattie Ashton, Mar
garet Ashton, Lucy Brownley. Jennie
Golfer, Paul Clugston, Frank Clibourn
Matte Chiles, Richard Cofer Mamie
Eason, Charles Etheridge, Willie Cor
don. Robert Gillert. Marguerite Gas
kIns, Harold Hudgins. Meredith Hol-
land, Bessie Hampshire, Mable Jack
son, Earl Gornto. George Maccubbin,
Stanley Maccubbin, Julia Barco, Ger
tine Madsen. Henry Shipp. Lillian Saw
yer, Emmett Sykes, kaufman Smith,
Mary Towe, Willie Tatem. Roger Ia
tenn, Clarence Tebault. Eva Trower
Alma farrell. Kate Wright.
honorable Menton-Gertie Frost,
Mary Gordon, Walter Land. Ethel Fit
chett Curtis Cannon, Oracle Cardozo
Emma Holmes, Louis Leadbctter
Mary Scarborough, Sarah Savage
Ralph Thomas. Lloyd Williams, Earl
Scott. Rosa Bailey, Annie Cross, Ethel
Morris, Alkaline Nunn, Mary Russell,
George Holland, Willie Morrisette,
Charlie Spann, Claude Hurgins.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-23
atlantic CITY school.
j. W. WHlTEHrRsT, RECTOR:

Graduates and Medalis,s-Herman
Carroll, Newton Carroll, Victor Eber-
hard, Willie Lindsay. Lucy Beard. Ma
omi Crumpier. I'ssie Lambert. Nellie
Lambert. Grace Lakes. 1.ucye Owens.
Minnie West. Maude Patrick, Edward
Conkin. Willie Henderson.
Certificates of Scholarship, Seventh
Grade-Bert.e Stevens. Ivor Walker.
Bette 1'illett. Bertha Curricr. Evelyn
Friazell. Frances Kelly. Ethel Gold
smith.
FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES JEAN
S. tOUGHTON, TEACHER:
Certificates of Scholarehip-Will
Beaman. Emily Hope, Matte McIn-
tosh, Ethel Vaughan, Charlie Boggs.
May LeCato. Bessie Akehurst, Alice
Pebworth. Susie Howard. Laura Nor
ton. Helen Hollywood, Arthur Sykes,
Charlie Wood. Mary Amory. Sallle
Cunning, Carrie Mobiles, james NAL
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-23
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HAVE CLOSED
Continued from Page 5.

Fourth Year-Francis Davidson.
jamie Steinberg, Willie Butt.
Prize-Francis Davidson.
Not absent during term-Chrlstian
Hansen. Ethel Guynn.
SIXTH YEAR-SECoND GRAMMAR
GRADE. EVELYN HENRY
SOUTHALL, TEACHER:
Certificates of scholarship-Flrst
Grade: Lydia Bunting. Evelyn Stone.
Margaret White. Walter Zeltman. Paul
Murray, Joseph Levin, Samuel Levin.
Lloyd Snowden, Willie Williams, Will
lie Walker, Albert cason.
Second Grade-Rebekah Steinberg.
Wetzel. Dolly Walker. Lillian Bell,
Celia Gholstein. Mamie Ramsay Ethel
Ramsay. Blanche Warren. Calvin Pitt
Linwood Berry, George Purnell Ken
meth Baylor, Melvin Cruiser. Herbert
Sterling.
First Grade-Gold Medal: Lydia
Prize-Evelyn Stone.
Second Grade-Gold Medal: Rebekah
Steinberg.
Prizc--Melvin Cruiser
Writing Prize-Evelyn stone.
Prize for General EXcellence-George
Purnell.
Gold medal awarded to Vera Fisher
for interest in library.
FIRST YEAR-MARY B. FOSTER,
TEACHER.
Prize for Attendance-Merritt Cruiser
Roll of Honor-Wille Atkinson. Ed
gar Barnes, George Brent, Merritt Cru
ser, Norman Davis. Andrew DENLY
Jesse 1wel, Willis Fentress, Lemuel
Garnes, Raymond Gilbert. Ellsworth
Householder, Edward Lambert, Frank
Lascara Clifford Mccullough, Ernest
Raby. Moxie Sears Israel Sinller.
Lewis Tuchmann. Clarence Twiddy,
Nathan Raphael, Walter See Raymond
Stanton, Willie Pierce, Abram Cohen,
Matte Ayers. Beurie Blanks. Alberta
Anderson. Mabel Blanks, Alollie Bes-
kin. Matte Dixon, Agnes Dawley. Co
rhine Jaiser, Pauline Jaiser. Adde
Montgomery, Hazel Hansen, Irene Not
tingham, Estela Hargrove, Magenta
Lapetina. Virgie Porter, Dorothy
Sherry, Elva Short, Flossie Simpson.
Vandalea Ewell, Ollie Smith, Dolly
Spry, Marie Stanton, Lottie Walker
Hattie Ward, Nellie White. Mary
Whitley, Hattie Harrison.
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Cumberland street Public school.

FIRST GRAMMAR GRADE. r. a.
TUCKER, TEACHER.
Certificate of Graduation Lucy
Hunt, Miliy Hinton. Janey IL. llew-
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-12-08
A Good Old ISuie.

The Ellicott City Democrat. one of our
valued exchanges, has just adopted the news
on first page plan, in order, as it says, ito
conform to the style of the more progressive
papers of the country The Democrot will
not regret the change, and its readers are
bound to like it. Brother Rettaliata should
carry the change one step further-keep the
(Md) Record.
The Records supplementary sugges-
ton is excellent.
But what is one to do sometimes when
insistent advertisers want positions
which destroy both classification of
makeup and appearance of paper?
The JOURNAL lost some patronage re-
Gently because it could not conscientious
ly bespatter its local reading matter with
bold-face lines, and the people who
could not thus be served thought very
strange of it.
But suppose "H advertisers We're SO ac-
commodated and they would have to
be, the rule once broken-what advant-
age would one gain?
But i'll newspapers, as in or should be
i'll other orderly institutions, there is a
place for advertisements, ga place for
news, "a place" for literary matter. etc,
land everything" in those lines ''should
be i'll its place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-12-08
Two Pertinent Questions.

We know no politics, holding ourselves
responsible only to our Maker.-tapt. Il. H.
Gordon.
We cannot bejust without education.-Ibid
Taking calm, earnest, christian view
of that first sentence, would not govern
ment be an ideal scheme of individual
and collective happiness We're it inspired
by no lower sense of accountability?
\ war, even IL war in the interest of a
ch'iSti"" prOp"guDi0, under such aus
pieces, would be unthinkable.
Take the second and consider for lust
moment the notion current that 'edu.
cation is not an Indispensable acquire,
mcnt to those who aspire to the office OF
serving and promoting the ends OF
Justice"
And, remembering that the term
Just is not comparative, ask-how
can one, more or less an ignoramus, be
Just to the interests he serves?
How can he be Just to him,
self?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-12-08
Chance for Departure.

Besides his craftsmanship of the House
District committee ON Education, Labor
and Charities, Col. George A. Pearre is
also member of the district committee
on Street Railways, Streets and Avenues
In other words, he is an official inves-
tigator and administrator of city and
country roads i'll the district-just the
sort of position that should go far to
withdraw his pacific mind from the con
temptation of armor plate lustre on the
sea to pavedroad resplendence on land
The JOURNAL would like to hear of
dissent by him from the policy of sub
sidy to sea travel and transportation to
favor of road development as strong as
that which, antagonizing the merit sys-
tenn, proposes, to reduce scholarship as
qualification for holding public office
to the ignoble plane of illiteracy.
Then, indeed, would the real interests
of his district and the country be repre-
sented with an ability which no one
questions.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-12-08
LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS
An Excellent Suggestion.

FRosTEURG, MD, Dec. 6, 1900.
To the MINING JOURNAL.
have noticed on different windows at
different times along Union street the
following notice:
Please do not stand with your back to this
window.
am sure the good people of this town
do not intend to injure anyOne'S business
by standing along the sidewalk, back
up against the windows 1t lisa thought
less habit, of course
But on Saturday night, for instance,
it is almost impossible for pasSers-by to
see i'll the show windows, although some
of the displays in these windows from
now until Christmas will represent an
expenditure Ofdays of laborand hundreds
of dollars i'll money.
Would it be asking too much of these
good people remember that the owners
of these windows wish the masses of
shoppers, for whom the displays are
made, to enjoy an unobstructed view of
both the goods and their arrangement ?
And i'll the event of this request being
inadvertently overlooked, would it be
too much to ask our policemen to 90 up
and down the street occasionally and
remind the thoughtless Obstructionists
of the wish of the owners to have their
windows left clear to full public view
at all times?
If the JOURNAL will publish this it
will crafty all concerned. CITIZEN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-12-08

a Cumberland drummer, up here the
other day mdulging some brag about
Cumberland wealth and Georges Creek S
comparative poverty, said "Cumberland
had several millionaircs Asked to
name them, he "declined. Capital is
timid.
Mediocrity putting on the airs of poll
teal astutcness is Il ridiculous Pose.
1t is seldom the JOURNAL can COM
mend anything the For"m says, but
when it can it is not done half -heartedly.
For instance, when that paper alleges
'prevarication" against the Ghnner it
strikes inside old Taurus eye
'Citizen" makes Il very proper and
polite suggestion to loungers and police
men.
Nature is at times apparently cruel,
but it has humane provisions. For i'll
stance, it has contrived that a short.
Stumpy man cannot kick himself.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-12-08
A Lawyer WEEDS.

Mr.. Albert Alvin Doub, one-time
principal of Beall High School, this
place, now an able, eloquent member of
the Allegany county bar, and attorney
for the city of Cumberland, was married
in StauntOn, Va, Wednesday evening,
Dec. ). 1900.
The bride is Miss Anne Peyton Coch-
ran, daughter of the late George M.
Cochran, an eminent lawyer of that
city. She is represented as zone of the
greatest favorites in Staunton society,
being p"fdr beauty and possessing
many charming qualities.
The wedding took place at the family
residence, whence, after congratulations
and refreshments, the happy pair left
for the Hot Springs, where they will re-
main some time before taking an ex-
tended tour northward, to terminate at
Cumberland, their future home
ID. Lindley Sloan, IA brother ATTORNEY,
served Mr.. Doub as best man