davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iron County register., 1900-05-03
SOCIETIES:

~ IRoNTON LODGE, No. IA, K.
GSAof P, Ironton, Mo-, meets every I'd
E.SfSS md 4th Friday ewing of each month
~ VIM. STEFFENS, G. G..
W. SCHwAB, X. of r. & S.
IRON LODGE, No. 107, /. o. o. F.,
and Madison streets. ALBERT CURTIS, n
G. G. III. BROADwELL, Secretary.
IRoNToN ENCAMPMENT, No. 20, I.
o, o. F,meets on the first and third Thurs
Law evenings of every month in Odd Fell
lows Hal, corner Main and Madison streets.
6. d. MARKS, G. P. ]. L. BALDWIN, Scribe.
STAR OF THE WEST LODGE, No. 133,
A, & A. NJ, meets in Masonic Hall corner
Main and Madison streets, ,on Saturday of or
preceding full moon. +. p. AXE, W.
M. MANN RINGo, Secretary.
INDIAN CHAPTER, No. II, r. A.,
meets at the Masonic Hall on the first and
bird Tuesdays of each month, at PM H.
l.. SIMsRMAN, NJ. z. II. P. f. 2. AXE,
Secretary.
smza VALLEY LODGE, No. 1870,
:; e; Sc; !;
porter.
MODERN WooDMEN OF AMERICA,
Caup No. 1856, meets on the first and third
Tuesday nights of each month la 10. o. F.
HAIL L. A. MARSHALL, VIC. G. +. DEMIER.
Clerk.
BELLEVIEW.
Mosaic LoDGE No. 35, A. +. & A
", meets on Saturday night of or after the
fuli moon. E. NJ. LOGAN, w. M. *. D.
HILL, Secretary.
Iron County register., 1900-05-03
yrnu Goautg gesister
PJBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

SUBSCRIPTION:
One Year, $3.50. Sir Months, So.z5.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
FURNISHED on Application. Special In
dHeemenks to Home Patrons
Address, REGISTER, Ironton, Missouri.
Iron County register., 1900-05-03

@ IRoNToN LODGE, No. IA, K.
GsAof P, Ironton, Mo-, meets every I'd
E.SRS9 md 4th Friday ewing of each month
EH at Odd Fellows Hall.
Iron County register., 1900-05-03
Jerry Simpsons New Chatechlsm.

Ydtch7103a,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
8lttttte' s GtttiOem 9tieOerlaAe,
Np. S22-524 Sprnee Giraffe,
6m gn&ssstauh esSmar)
So6graoigc @agen
ieber Sei6reibuug fir 6ei9dfts' nnb 81 Gers
gnagnngs= =3wefen.

gBr pnibisuarsw ahsmmt
prn bic 9pnursu uabm
Aussn6dn. GSm. Slume Scbn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
9erthttthe8,

Sames RoIan bon Garbonbale, ber
iib oeS Ioof6laes ieines 8aters fbulbia
betannte, tpurbe am Samftae bon Rids
ter GouarbS su 6 Sabren gin3eInbnft i'm
6itIi6en 3u6tbaus bel barter Arbeit per.
urtbsiIt. Da bic Spmpatbie ieiner san'
sen 5amiIie nit ibm mar, 10 ma1te Der
Ridter bas urtbeil 10 mIIb tpie mbsIi6.
Ser Sdlider @eorse B. 8iIion erbieIt
A Sabre i'm 6ftIi6en 3utibaus BEL bars
ter Arbeit uno @inselnbaft; er foa idon
friiber ii6 beS sIei@en 8ereebenS fduIs
big eemadt baben. Srunf Uiiaer, Der
5rau 8ennebp Sdbnsr itubI, bat 80
Gage ab,uiiben.
Pstsr Gbipriano, Der anssiIast mar,
am %. Sanuar ben ausuita Gsconia su
Sefup set6Otet su baben. befannts fd
am Dtontae auf 9lnraiben ieiner Ibpo.
faien bss Woroes i4ulois unb nadbsm
Ri6ter IrdbaIo bic 8eueenausfassn
sspriift bate, iebte er Oas 8srbrs6sn
alS 0lorb i'm speiten @rabe fef. gr
beiannts ii6 aut in ;tpei AntIassn Der
bbspilieen 8erlebuns iGulbis unb ioa
am SamtaB perurtbeilt tpero,n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14

-Sas idbrIi&s Bie Ric Der 8situnss'
iunsen finbet am Donneritas. ben 26.
SuIi. i'm Nop aus Parf itatt.
-D Die Serrsn @rnf unb See bon Der
2nda. @ifen unb StabI @ompanie. ipel4e
felt ben Iebtsn @oGsn in europa iueil'
ten, um nsus Soeen aufsusreifsn. tebr'
ten frdb beute Dlor8en bisrber suriif.
= 9ur& cine @assrpIOiion in Der
Diqiam u. Wine su Durbea eeitern
Ru6mitias, tpurbe SObn Senfins set6b'
tst unb eugene 8otpea, Bert Sobnfon
unb Sobn @. Sonss i6limm perbrannt
unb berIeBt. gritsrer mar Seuerbob,
Isstsre sebOren bem 8ermsRsrcOrps an.
- Inter ben 8drssrfriss gstsransn
berri6t nidt ssrinss gntrdtuns, neil
i'm Soreit Sia Srisbbofe cine slnaabI
@rGber bon 8eteranen bur@ unbetannts
Saaunien snttpeibt tporbsn iinb; eins
BeIobnun9 bon 500 IN auseeiebt,
stpeds @rIansuns bon 8etpeiien sur ne'
bsrfibruns Der Wihsibdter.
- Serr Srant 8sdsr, bsr cine 70
tberraidenbe Stdrfe ais 2unbibat fiiE
bic Sderiffs domination enttpidelts.
banit isinsn Srsunbsn insseiammt fiir
ben sesebsnsn 8eiitanb bsr3ll&f. Ssrr
8eder III ftoIs auf bic bon ibm erbaltene
Stimmensubl, bic bsipeif. DaB er untsr
unbsrsn lmitdnben unslpeifelbaft iies'
reid aus benz Dettbsperb berboreesun'
gen tpdre.
- Ser ettpu 30 Sabre aIte Wariin
Ne@opern. Der BEL gotpin SeaI sur
SibIep in 8oit eins unb i'm BREEDER Der
auitin 8oblen So. baielbit aneefelli
mar, besins am Disnitus Mittus SeIbit'
morb, inbsm er ii6 nit einem Raiirmsis
fer bic 3ebls 6urdidnitt; bas Ulotit
aur 9bat III unbefannt, ba bsr SeItit'
mOrber nidts binterIieb, tueldss bariibsr
gluff9Iub seben f6nnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
Greebni8 Der republifanifben 0ri'
mdrpahl am Wcntag.

SbidUn bic Offisieae 3dbIuns bsr obs
eeeebenen Stimmen eiit beute eeidiebi,
eri6eint es bod obne 3psifsI. bab bic
nominirten Sanoibaten tolsenoe iinb:
eonsreb- -4dtb. Diaiam @onns0,
Scranton, tpieber nominirt,
S&eriff-G8tb. Sobn $. Seuoips,
Welt Scranton.
8tater-S SeOrse @. 8uiion. 9un.
more.
Sdabmsiiter -a6tb. s. u. Ssran.
ton. Scranton.
Difrift 4npaIt-Biliam R. 2etpis,
8elt Scranton.
YrotbonOtar-SObn Copeland. Gar.
bOnouIe, tein 9esner.
9eridtsidreiber- g. Dans
iels. Weh scranton, fein @ssner.
Rseorcer Of DEEDS -gmiI Bonn, Sdb
Scranton.
Rssifer Of Dias s-W. 8. Bed, Mos.
com.
Surp GOmmifar-@ @bparb 3. Stur.
sss, Scranton.
GbomuS $. Dale unb Gperett 8arren
tpuroen als DeIesaten gum RutionaI
@Onpent. @baunesp 5. DERBY unb Gr'
thur Song ais gllternates ertpablt. Die
feblencen 8eridte bon mebrsrsn Diitrifs
ten t6nnen oaS 8eiultat mbeIi6erpeis
nod dnbern, bod 1T biss nidt isbr tpabr.
ideinlid. Sc mar Elm bsiber 8ampf
spli6en ben ripaIiirsnbsn aanoibatsn
uno Ons @rsebniB. baB e,it Dienitas
Gbenc sismIib beitlmmt beitdtist tpsrbsn
fCnnte, eriuiss iid fur peri9iebene 2an.
otbaten unb beren Sreunoe aIs cine bOa'
itdnoi9e neberra!6uns; uud bat bic
NabI na4 Der Iniitt bon 8lelen erses
ben, oaB bus @rupfOrb @ounip Sptsm.
unter ipeIdem iis ituttfanb, in ben ssssn'
pdrtissn 5Orm flr bieis Na6barf9aft
niGt pafenb 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14

centriren ii6 bic 8uren unter Sen. 8os
tbd tpieber in Der Nabburi6aft bon Sa-
tbetlp. IL Weilen 6tlib bon pretoria.
4us oerielbsn Nueqe berIautet aud, BOB
bic britIi6en 8efanSenen na4 Rooiise.
oadt, einsm umeeinnben Orte i'm
Glands IbaI, ssidldt purbsn. rlnss.
fdbr 300 lansten bort an. Sen. &obertS
teleBrupbirt. bnb bic 8erluite bes Batail'
Ions BON l3. geomanrp' Resimsnt, tpels
Dies bon ben Buren bel Seneiul esfan'
gen eenommen purce. bic foleenosn
limb: Offisier uno Is Wann sstbo'
tei, OffBiere unb 100 Rann psrtpun.
bet, barunter Der Carl bon 2onepooo.
Sisfe 9ifte ia absr ni6t polhdnbia,
neil bic 3ubl Der 8erpunbetsn bel ben
@sfanssnsn ni4t ansessbsn wsrbsn
fnnn.
Ser Netu gorf ,,SeraIb" snibislt
DonnsrfaB fOlsenbe Depef6s aus Cos
renao Warquss: ,,Sn 8santtportune
elmer Depel6e aus ben Ser. Staaten,
in tpeIGer ibm WlitibsiInns bon benz an'
erbleten eemadt uuroe, ie6em Buren 100
4erss Sanb su f&snfen. tpsnn is fd in
Imerifa hiebsrInHsn nolIen, tslseras
pblrte prdiibent 8rdeer: .,gBir banfen
Sbnen fur bieiss esnsrDie ansrbisten,
bic 8uren iinb aber enti1IoiIen, fiir ibr
eissnes 2anb unb fur ibre nnabbdnsis,
telt bis ans bittsre @nbe ;u fdmpIsn."
Sie Suren baben 81 DleiIsn @eIeiie
Der SaupipsrbinounssIinis bon 2orb Ro.
berts stpii6en Gmsriia Sibins unb Roo.
oenal aufeerifen. IS III bies Elm fiibs
nsr Strel1, bod bsunrubist sr bic Wili.
idrbehbreen bis Jest nod nidi, ben Sen.
Sennp Diro, tpie iie erpartsn, bic Buren
uno Wnrooeurs pertreibsn anb bic 2inie
tpieber er6fnen.
Die S1neaisfsit, nit Der 2crb 3os
bsrts bor8esansen in. iann ibm ni4t
srlaubt baben, srobe 8Orrdtbs an 9ros
piant uno arisssbsbarf auf,ufapeln.
Daber mub cine nntsrbreHung Der
Sabnperbinoune bic Armse in 8erleeens
bslten brtneen unb bic neiteren Operas
iiOnsn gum Stiafanb brinssn.
Sinhsbnbunbert 8uren baben ii&
Sen. 8tabant in Sidsburg. Diiirift bsS
Ornnis'5reiituutes tbsrssbsn. Defer.
teure aus bem 8ursnlassr bsbauptsn, bab
ii& 1000 8ursn i'm 8stIebsm. DiRriit
befinbsn, unb bab in benz anmpie bel
8ooitran; General Dlipsr ssi5bist unb
Sen. De 8iaers i5btli& Ssrbunest
puroe.
2sbts 0a&ri&tsn.
8Oberts 8erbinbunssIinien iinb tuis'
Der bsreefelt tpprben, nadbem esitsrn
bic @snerdIe Weibusn unb 2ii6ener beim
Rbenoiter 5lub ben General De @et
nit ieinen Iruppen in bic 5lu6t setries
ben unb bersn 2aser srobsrt baiten. Gm
IL. Stunt ariff Roberts is WeiIen iiio.
LID BON PreiOria Sen. 8oiba an. bod
trobbsm bic 8riien bsbsutsnbsn 9runb
erorbertsn, tpiro 8olba na4 BEN lesten
9eri6te nibt psrtriebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14

Der surid. Die Dspsi6e bes Generals
5oreltisr. DaIter lautet nie folst
,,8apitabt, 10. SUM-. Das folsenOs
Telegram il BON @barIss 8nor sinee.
troHsn: 8rpOnitub. StOnsbum, Der
@ommanbant bes gsomanrp. Soipital.
beribtst unter Datum Oes 8. SUM-. bob
uniere Sruppen fOlsenoe 8erlulie erlitten
baben. BON 4. Battalion bes Derbp'
ibirs.Resisments purben OberitIisuie.
nant Barb. Douglas. 2leutenunt Sutplep
unb 10 unterOiflctsre uno 8emeIne &c.
tbbtst. Oberf 8lItlnion, @upitdn Bat
lep. bic 2ieutenantS Saa, 2apber uno
8lan6arb unb SO nnterOfficiere uno @s'
meine beripunbet; pom Sbropibire' 8a.
tailIon elm Soloat pertpunbet; BON
@ape 8ionier. Giieubabnrssimsnt un6
bon brsi anbersn Tfuppensaiiunsen ie
elmer perpunbet. Stonebam bsri6tst.
oab msbrere fdper peripunbet limb uno
Aae BON Derbpibire,8aiaillon nit Ius'
nubme bon feds iest 9efansens iino Z"
DarauS ihliebt man, bab bic 8uren
mebr als 500 Wann eefaneen baben unb
iebenfaqs bis gum 10. SUM Boiitionen
asbalisn bnben, ourd pelbe iie i'm
Stanos tparen, ben nbrolib bon 2roon'
fab ii6 befinbliden enslii4sn Truppen
ale 8eritdrfunsen abjui8nslosn.
gBis elm, 8lis aus bsitersm SimmsI
traf 2onbpn bic Nahri&t, bab bic Ber.
binbunssIinisn ees 2orb RobsrtS abee.
i6nittsn fnb unb bic gnsIdnber tpieber
iolde 8eiluite erlitten baben. Ser ein'
sise britiihs Dffisisr, Der in 8oooepal
surldseblieben Su iein ideint, 1T Der
Wilitdrar3t, Der benz nit 8erpunoeten
sefilltsn Selolasaretb poritsbt.
8uren anesbli8 pisbsr i'm
8sfibsSOn 8IoemfOns
tein.
Der goniuI bss Sranspaal. States
eiebt offsieq bsfannt. bub bic 8ursn
BIoemfoniein tpieber erobert baben.
praiibsnt Stepn. Der ioeben na6 ieInsr
alien Suupitabt surifssisbrt 1T. bsr9.
tet, bab bic 8riten bel Glanesfontein
cine I6ipsre 9isbsrIase erIlttsn, tpoislbf
Elm barter 8ampf itaiteefunben babe. sbs
Roberts in SUbanneSburs einsssosen fei.
Serr pott 1T Der @oniul bes 1rnnspaal.
Staaiss in 2orsnsU Narques. gr ioa
nit ben 8uren an Der Sront auses,eib.
nete isleeropbii6s 8erbinbuns baben
unb bssbalb Na@ri6ten "a Stunbsn
friiber srIunssn. ebs iis Anosre beiOm.
men.
Gen. 8ulIerberidtet dbsr
sinsnbarten aampf.
Dem arisssamt in foIssnbe 9spsids
bon Sen. 8uaer ;useeansen: ,.g8u
babsn bic 9afiruns BON aImOnSs Rst
er,ipunsen. Ser Seinb mar in grocer
Siarts bort unb gut nit @eiadben Der.
ieben. Das Dsristi, Rssiment, psI9es |
bic S5ben nit benz 8aionett nabm unb |
bic brittle aapaQerie. Brigade. auf ipeI6e
ii9 Der Sauptansriff bes Ssinbss rid.
tete, battsn am meiitsn su leioen. Soifs,
Dab unfere 8srlufts nidt iiber bunbert
Dlann isin tperben, mas i'm Sinblid auf
bic iibsraus srObs 2dnss Der BOiition
,iel psniser 1T, ais i6 eriuartste."
8srmif6te Nadri6ten.
@insr 9onnsrRas aus 9orensO Wai'
Iuss sinsstrOffensn Gspsi&s ;ufOIss cons
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
slfrifaniider &riessi@auplas.
Gin Battalion irI6nbif6sr
Oeomanrpin in bic Sdnbe
Der 8ursn gsfaIIen.


2orb Roberts meIbet BEN 2rieasoe.
partsment, bab bus l3. Battalion bon
Der Oeomaurp (Srldnosr) in ainblsp
bon ben Buren iberpdliist tpurbs. 2orS
Wetbuen ma1te einen ,.por,igli6en
Ruri&, um ibm su SiIfs su fOmmsn" !,
fnm aber su ipdt. Solsenbss III Der
Isrt Der RObsrt'i8en Sspsi6e: $50
bsoauere melben mdiisn, baB bas l3.
8aiisrIi@s gsomantp Battalion ee.
stpunsen mar, ii& am 81. Wai, BEL
2inolap elmer dberIsssnen feinbIiden
SeeresabibeiIuns Su sreebeH. 8sim Gm.
pfans Der Ra6rl6t, oab eas Battalion
ansssriifen fsi, bsfabI i'd Rsibusn. iit
in aasr Gle auf ben Wari6 su MAIDEN,
um ibm Silfe su brinsen. Wetbusn mar
sur 9eit auf bsm @ese bon SsiIbrOn
na9 aroOnitab unb muGts ii4 eins baIbs
Stunbe na6 gmpfans msinsB Telegram.
mes auf ben Dse. fam absr. trob.
bsm ct in "a Stunben A WsiIen mare
ibut mar, ;u ipdt. Wstbuen eriff bic
Stplibsn 1000 unb 5000 Wnnn farien
.8uren on unb i6Ius iie mad finfftlnbissm
aampfe. IS 1T bles elm isbr bebuusrIi.
der nmitano, i'd boffe aber, bab bic irs
ldneiide geomanrp binnen 8ur,em bss
freit psrbsn ipirb."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
@robsr Siseber 8uren
Bel 8 obebaI.

8snsraI'2isutenant Sir 5rsb. Sors'
ftisr'Balfer. ber bic Truppen comman.
birt. pslde bic 8srbinbuns nit ben
5ruppsn bes 2oro ROberts uufrs&isr.
balten ioQsn. bsridtst, bns bei bem
aampfs am Z. SUM-, ais bic 8ursn bic
telesrapbii6sn Drdtbe bel &oobspaI
bur6i6nittsn, bon BEN ean,sn pisrtsn
Battalion Oes Dsrbpibire'R 'ReeIments nur
is6s Wann ben 8uren entfumsn, ALE
4nberen ipurbsn snttpsbsr set6btst, per.
nunbst obsr sefansen seuommsn. @s.
tbbtst purben stpsi Offieiers unb Is
Wann. psrpunbst fdnf Offieisre unb 70
Rann, pisIe bapon idper. Die 8ursn
lhidtsn bic Ssrpuncsten an bic gneldns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14

Photographic Rabmen, ansefertist
aus bsr bsfisn baIbrunbsn @uIb @OuIO.
ing, MstaI gdsn, @efsariiden, tparen
IS @ents, iebt
10 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
ste q q @ri&tsu.
Neme Mrlsei9en.
Mann oerlan0t.

Gin tiithsr DtutiGsr nit 5amilit Pirb ssr.
Ianst nm auf tintr 5arm nabs etr Stabi bel
bsu arbsiitn mibubtIftn. StbiHsunssn, ttr.,
bel Spbn SdtutT, Gin Strabs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14

g. . &iNiattS tttt0 8ro..
312-31N 0afaiuammN 9(Oc.
ttniere Clinic ppn &inbcrfmticben nnS Gip=Garts
sum 4afn unb nit fsRen ddn nit OOer Obn 9Osr b s6b
unO DOaadnbs Der stuOt untann aGur ban bic
f&runs bub bic 4reif rsd Fnb
TabrrdScr BON pericbicSenem Sabrifaten
unb ben nuef unb uerbesn DoSsa bic ssrnsas
nit SpsaIa San
nnsrs grs pbn Sic db& oa mir nit Sassune 8a.
aIosprsin brfauien.
SucferWaarem mnb Gis Cream
p 2inberfauf DaS nne unb bette des 8s
sB nit biuden, S unsrer ae ns
nsmaIs psbIn i'm grsi iOps Der NuuId pUahnb 3usbbs on
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
9er @robe 4 GtS. 2aoen.
8i(Oct
10 gc,rts.

8iIbsrrubmen in @oIb. gidsn unb
9utd Slsmiib. 10 Bel IA unb IA bel 90.
bOlfdnbis nit @Ias. su is 2s unb 80
Gsnts. Sabt Sbr SiIbsr bisier @r6bs
Obsr ettuus srbbsr. 70 brinst iis uns. mir
bsrsdnsn nidtS srtra fir bus @inrubmen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-04
ROCKVILLE NEWS.
General and Personal Items From
Montgomery COunty's Capital.

Special Correspondence OF The Evening star.
ROCKVILLE. Md. August ;. 1900.
The young folks of Rockville gave dance
last evening in vacant house, the use OF
which was granted for the occasion by Mrs.
R. t Veirs The house and the surround
ing grounds were lighted with Japanese
lanterns and decorated with numerous flags,
the effect being very pretty. Misses Louise
Burford and May Simpson served as the
committee of Arrangements. and Mrs. Clus-
key Cromwell and Mrs. r. H. Stokes were
the chaperons. A Washington orchestra
furnished the music. Those present were
Misses Mabel Davidson and Louise Burford
and Mr.. Foster of Washington: Miss Ella
Schlintz and Messrs. Harvey Smith and
Harry V. Bouic of Baltimore: Miss Marga-
ret Moore of Fairfax. Va: Mr. Norvel
Burr of Brookland D. c.: Miss Carter War
rem of Harrisanburg. Va: Miss Mamie
Moore of Winchester. Va: Misses Mamie
and Lucy Waters. and Messrs Charles and
Paul Waters of Washington Grove Messrs
Herbert and Bernard Diamond, Don Mum
roe and Miss Katherine Munroe of Gath
ersburg: Miss Libbe Magruler Of Redlar ]
Misses Agnes and Bertha Droop. Rose and
Margaret Henderson Isabel Bouic. May
Simpson. Mary Brewer. Ethel Lyddane
Margaret and Mary Dawson, Sarah Hender-
son. Rose Armstrong, Mrs. Cluskey Crom-
well, Mrs. r. H. Stokes and Miss Mamie
HOgg. and Messrs. John Brewer of William
Fred and Walter Henderson, Garner Bouic
Charles Beard. Russell and John Brewer
Theodore Mason, William Reading. Lee
Dorsey. Stephen Quigley. Edward England
Thomas Talbot. Francis Owens Abby Hen
derson and Edward Dawson of Rockville
Miss Josephine Glascott of this place has
gone to Front Royal. Va, for a month
Mr. Frank Trenholm and sister, Miss Ella
of New York city. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John D. Capers here.
Mrs. Hugh Nelson left today for her home
in Elizabeth. N. j., after spending month
with relatives and friends here
Miss Carter Warren of Harrisonburg Va
is the guest of Miss Rose Armstrong
Miss Ella Schltntz of Baltimore is visiting
the Misses Droop at this place
A large number of the farmers of the
county have finished threshing their whcst
and reports indicate that the Yield through
out the county is the largest known for
many years. Many crops averaged from
thirty to thirty-fve bushels to the acre and
not few of the farmers 'eport Yields of
forty or more bushels per acre. The recent
rains have had a wonderful effect on the
growing corn. and the prospects are that
that crop. too will be unusually heavy
Mr. Harvey Smith of Baltimore is a guest
at the home Of Mr.. VIM. V. Bouic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-04
CHAUTAUaUA BEACH.
Students and Others Gathering for
Literary COurse-PersOnaI Mention.
CHAUTAUQUA BEACH, Md,

August 3, 1900.
The new Chautauqua on the Chesapeake
seems destined to be a go. Readers and stu
dents from Maryland. the Virginias, Della
ware and the District of Columbia are reg
istering daily for the c. L. S. c. course. The
reading year Is concluded in nine months,
beginning with October.
The management of the place here evil
IDENTIFY means to enforce the rules. In two
or three instances this week parties were
observed to bring Intoxicating liquor upon
the grounds When the bottles were confis-
Gated and their contents poured upon the
ground before the eyes of the astoniShed
picnickers, who were unaware of the trans
formation that had taken place, there was
at first some indignation, but the assurance
that the management would make good the
loss of the liquor in ice cream, soad water
or ginger ale usually restored good humor.
The auditorium program this week has
been an exceptionally good one. The Rev.
C. w. Gullette. D. D., of Dayton, o. start
ed the ball rolling last Sunday morning
At night the Rev. DIR. Robert Nourse deliv-
cred discourse on THE New Evangel.''
Monday night DIR. Nourse lectured on
Foolish Virgins" The doctors home is IN
Falls Church, Va. He has been i'll for some
time. but is rapidly improving He is elo-
quent on the stump as on the platform
and expects to win many votes for McKin-
ley and Roosevelt In the campaign this fall.
Monday afternoon Mr.. Fred High gave
an enjoyable entertainment in ventrilo-
quism. poyphonism, elocution and song.
Gods Perfect Law, Contracted with
Mans Progressive Law" was the theme
upon which the Rev. John Handley, pastor
of the First NJ. f. Church of Camden N J..
delivered two lectures Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. respectively, the for
mer from scientific and the latter from
a biblical standpoint.
Thursday and Friday afternoons the Rev.
Henry E. Jackson of Philadelphia lectured
on 'Dante's Inferno" His earnestness
affability and easy colloquial delivery gained
him many admirers. One of the ladies paid
him a compliment when, after one of his
discourses, she remarked that she had no
idea hell could be made so interesting
The lecture by Dr. w. w. Mckinney
editor Of the Presbyterian Of Philadelphia.
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on Genius was greatly appreciated and
enjoyed. He spoke Thursday evening
Eugene c. Foster gave a talk last even
ing the subject of Wireless Teleg-
raphy," illustrating and demonstrating his
lecture on this topic with appropriate in
struments.
This afternoon DIR. w. ]. Heapes lectured
on China and the Chinese and tonight
Mr.. Fl. s. Staley of Baltimore will give an
exhibition of moving pictures by the Edison
kaleidoscope. or projecting machine. Mr..
Staley has been exhibiting few pictures
every evening during the week, before and
after the lectures. He will remain another
week
Following are the late hotel arrivals: John
and Louise Zanier. Robert Oliver. Donald
H. Currie and wife, G. C. Shnn. H. A. Jack
and wife, John G. Cook and wife. Mrs.
Captain Sims. Mrs. Pond. lie Roy King.
S. s. Kelsey and wife. Margaret Brosman.
Mrs. E. Brosman, Lizzie Brosman. Mrs. A.
Rust and child, Hilbert Melville and Miss
Melville. all of Washington. D. c.; Rev.
John Rideout of Petersburg. Va, c. f.
Postley Of Hyattsville. Nd, Mrs. Bright,
D. c. Mcclure, H. S. Staley. Mrs. V. l..
Norwood. two children and nurse, all OF
Baltimore. Nd: William B. Henley and
wife OF New York. John Handley OF Cam
den, n. J., Eugene c. Foster and wife of
Philadelphia. and John T. Dicker and wife
also of Philadelphia.
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Niile preached to an average midday au-
renee An afternoon of perfect rest and
sHGlal communion was enjoyed by the
elders, while the children were gathered by
Mrs. DIR. Weber in the auditorium, The
topic presented was "A Hive of Bees" and
the children gave close attention to tn.
aIoress by the teacher. These services.
"hich are daily afternoon feature arr.
attended by many adult visitors
GOD Promises" was the keynote Of the
young peoples gesper service led by Rev
n w. u. Parry. at $50 O'Clock. Rev C 5.
Bugs OF kensington. Md. delivered the
evening .h message. basing his appeal upon
the text. The wages of sin is death. but
the gift Of God is eternal life"
by request Elder Clarke has arranged for
sunrise prayer meeting daily AZ G.3o
cLcck, to begin Saturday morning.
Inc elder announces the following assign
ments for Sunday: Dr. Guthrie az -
John $ church, Baltimore will preach AT
the forenoon tabernacle service An afr
noon service Of song and testtmanv Mill he
heid al 8 O'Clock. At night DR. L. b. NIL
son OF Foundry Church will preach and
Conduct a revival service.
n.es' Eugene Pierce of Annapolis is regis
tered al The Ministers Lodge and will oc-
cupy the pulpit Saturday at IL am
Inc Misses Tschiffely OF Jamestown ar
rived today to swell the county contingent
on 9th avenue.
Miss Cliff Stuart of West VIRGINIA T. ha
ing entertained by Miss Beulah Ward.
Mr. Frank Woodward has gone to Allan
uc city for an outing.
Mrs Hamilton Coates and children. who
nave peen summering in the Boulevard
cottage of her father. Captain Ridley viii
teaNe tomorrow to spend August with
friends in Virginia
Mrs F. Y. Israel, nee Tomlinson, whose
serious lndisposition has saddened many
mere, Is reported by her physician TO he
better. ~ Oe
Miss Bessie Miller has put her cottage in
order and will be the hostess of a Marty ~
hlsh schoeI girls Of her class of 1890
avenue, is entertaining her mother Mr.
r: ID. Godfrey. and Mrs. Mary Nash of
Washington CITY, "