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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-11

BRIDGEPORT Conn, April f1.-Jennie
Harwitz. a factory girl. has danced herself
into a madhouse. The young woman is
now an inmate Of the insane pavilion.
where she waltzes until forcibly restrained
by the officials. She was the envy Of hun
dreds OF young women because Of her pop
ularity among the young beaus. who eager
ly sought her at all dances. She has taken
several prizes this winter at masQuerades
and hops given by various organic lions
At these functions she was always sur
rounded by young men seeking a number
on her programme.
few weeks ago Miss Harwitz became
melancholy. Her shopmates poticed the
change from her usual happy disposition
hut they did not know what to attribute IL
TO. Yesterday she decided not to so TO
work but remained in her home. at No. 200
Hamilton Street.
Suddenly she was seized with mania.
and. taking a chair. began to waltz about
the room. Everything in the way fell be-
fore her with a crash, including bric-a-brac
on a table. The occupants Of the house
tried to restrain her but their efforts only
hadueheu the glTl, ana she udsheu aooul
wildly until help came She was removed
10 the insane pavilion. where the employees
are obliged TO watch her closely to prevent
her becoming uuduly excited.
The young woman has had passion for
dancing. and during the last winter has
been night after night at receptions. She
| learned to dance when a little girl. and
since then has won many prizes for her
graceful steps. The physicians think she
VIII recover her mind if she is restrained
for a while.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-11

NEW YORK, April 1l.-AmOng the pas
sengers who arrived this morning on the
steamship Oceanic from Liverpool end
Queenstown were: L. W. Bates, John II.
Avery, r. L. Campbell, J. p Cudahy. A.
Butler Duncan. G. DTage. NJ. p; Charles
T. Fox. d. L. Gillespie. Capt Adrian E.
Graves. Captain Hewitt. Major J. Eustace
Jameson, NJ P; A. j. Forbe Leitb, G. II.
Mclean, c. w. Oakley. George Ryder
Ouzey. Russell Perkins. his Excellency
Phija Prasiddhi. SiameSe Minister to Great
Britain; Capt n. p. Stewart. Lord Her
bert Van Tempest, the Earl Of Warwick;
Lieutenant Colonel Woodruff, and Regi-
maid Ward
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FIRES AT ELKTON.
Farm Buildings and Forests De
stroSed In Cecil County.


stroSed In Cecil County.
ELKTON Md April l1.-Fire in Me
chanic Valley. Cecil county. destroyed
the large frame dwelling house and out
buildings on the farE Of Matthew McVey.
together with about seven years crop OF
wheat farming utensils. etc.
The large barn. carriage house. and con-
tents adjoining the Matthew McVey farm
belonging 10 Robert McVey. We're also de-
stroyed The dwelling house caught FIRE,
but was saved from destruction. The fire
originated in the barn OF Robert MCEey
. and soon caught the carriage house
Sparks from this ERE set fire 10 the dwell
ling OF Matthew McFey and the ouybuild-
i-gs and IN short order the buildings
were soon a seething mass OF flames.
The loss will aggregate several thousand
dollars upon which there is some lusur-
auce. The origin OF the fire is a mystery.
For more than four days forest fires
have been raging near Elkton- Several
hundred acres % timber and fencing have
been swept away. In some Instances
families residing near the fire were CON-
peeled TO fight the fire in order 10 prevent
the destruction of their properties
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REGULATES HIS LOSSES.

4 SpecuIntor Who Was short on
Third Avenue InNOI.es the Law.
WORCESTER Mass. April I1.-Because
a. A Wheeler. one of WorCester's city IA
theirs sold short in Third Avenue just be-
fore that road was absorbed by the Metro
poIitan. he is now suing his brokers. !. /.
Mclean & Co. OF Boston. for $500, the
amount he lost as a result Of the advance.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-04-11

CHICAGO, April 11.-William X Van
derbilt. OF New York city, has placed an
order with the Wood Motor Vehicle Com
pany. Ct Chicago. for victoria electric
carriage which will cost about s.. 600 The
contract was given with Instructions that
no expense was 10 be spared in making il
one OF the handsomest and best equipped
automobiles i'm the world
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DANCED INTO INSANITY
The Mad Passion Of a Factory Girl
fOr Waiting.

4 Prize Dancer Mt All the Winter
Hops and Mnsqucrndes, She Il
sichOrean Honors and WhirIs Her
self Into n Terrible Demcntin.
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Mrs. Hobart with her son Garrett A..
Hobart. arrived in Washington shortly aft
er 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The Pres
idsut and Mrs. Mckinley drove TO the train
to welcome their guests. watch is an uu-
dom has an opportunity to extend to Wis
itors TO the White House. A great number
Of the friends Of the late Vice President
and Mrs. Hobart called at the White House
TO leave their cards late in the after
noon. and many beautiful bouquets were
also sent TO Mrs. Hobart. Mrs hobart
and her son will pass the remainder Of the
week as the guests of the President and
Mrs. Mckinley.
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LANSBURGH & BRO.
washington's Favorite Store.
Notions.
Special.

We wouldn' attempt to approSi-
mate the number of people who
depend upon this store for notions
and dressmakers' supplies. Three
uneXcelled interests are back OF
our assertion--great varieties, riglt
qualities, and the lowest prices
Rings for Pulley Belts in
black, gilt, and nickle. ...... 1C
Good Toilet Pins, 400 count,
? papers. ............,........." sc
Nickle-plated Safety Pins,
papers. ................ SC
Atwood Brush Binding, black
only, per yard.................. sc
Feather Stitched Braid, new
patterns ......-.........--......- SC
Hold-fast Packet Fasteners,
per dOzen........................ sc
Taffeta Silk Seam Binding,
white, black, and colors, per
piece..........................- nc
Silk Stitched Whaleboue Cas-
ing, 9.yd pieces, per piece. Sc
Good Black Sewing Silk,
stamped 100 yds, per doz. zoe
HoOkon Hose Supporters, in
black and Colors, per pair 2fC
Many other items Of equal III
tereSt.
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Mr. and Mrs. Preston Gibson. whose
marriage occurred several months ago are
now visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Page.
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The marriage OF Miss Mary E Rabbit.
OF Montgomery County. Md, and Mr. John
c. c. Patterson will occur next Wednes-
day evening, at the Eastern Presbyterian
Church. The ceremony will be performed
by Rev. Byron Sunderland. D. D.. and the
ushers will be Mr.. W. X. Flora. Mr. John
Rooms. Mr. Claude Doohsey. and Mr. Ray
mOnd Doyle.
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HONEST SAFE BREAKING
Heirs of a Millionaire Searching
for His VIII.

An Emergency in Which the Appear
Rnce of n Professional CracLsman
cOmed-A Policeman Working as
"A MISUNDERSTANDING steel Plates.
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uo- only 20 win in the suit against himself
but 20 recover the cash which he originally
deposited with Mclean a. Co
Robert Lrdin@'S Great JeWcIFy
Auction.
Brisk bidding is tine CHIEF feature 1f -Lis
-.an.e auction slD uf LsGIr-'- entire stock 90
.eue'r-. -rFr-Dara. diamonds. watches, and jew
C.ar-' novelties ~l'r each laT-II-a1 t0 ] r. m-,
and fs $50 Do no., CO l-LT 3 street northwest.
VIII De- found au excellent remedy fer sick
headache Carriers Little Liver Pills Tl11sl .ils
OF i..ur, from people ul1 have used them prove
this fact Tn tleU.
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\ DAINTY oRGANDnE GOWN.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

to New York for a visit of several days on
Saturday. April p
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The Countess Won 1IOltke HuitfeId. for
merry Miss Louise Bonaparte OF this city.
is visiting her mother Nine B5naparte.
at the residence Of the family In X Street
This is ghe Countess first visit TO this
country since her marriage three years
ago. M. Jerome Bonaparte went to New
York 10 meet his sister. Mime. Bonaparte
will give "A number Of handsome dinner
parties and other society affairs during the
Easter holidays in honor Of her daughter
Miss Amy Harlan. a niece Of Justice
Harlan. is the CUES OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Ralph Emery at their home in the Green
Spring Valley. near Baltimore.
The marriage Of Miss Caroline Adelaide
Perry and Mr.. Harry Dodge jenkins will
take place April 26. at s O'Clock at st.
Andrews Church. the Rev. DIT. Perry.
uncle OF the bride-elect. officiating. Miss
Perry is the daughter OF the late Judge
and Mrs. Newman Kershaw Perry. OF Co
lumbia, s. c. Mr. Jenkins Is a resident Of
Washington He came to this city from
Chicago three years ago and is an archi-
tect in the office Of Henry Ives Cobb. Mrs.
NictOrine 3. jenkins, mother Of the pros
pective bridegroom. is the founder OF the
Ceramic Club Of Washington Her work
as an artist is well known in Baltimore
and Chicago. Her parents were former
~ OF Baltimore. Her mother was a de-
scendant OF Lord Baltimore. The full
choral service will be chanted at the we'd
ding. the ushers viii be Mr.. Erank Up
man, Mr.. Harry Brown. MIR. Carey Male
and Mr.. Percy Melbourne. Mr. Frank
Perry will be best man. and Mr. Newman
Perry, who is a student at Annapolis and
brother Of the bride. will give her hand
in marriage The bridesmaids will be Miss
Marguerite Chew. Miss Katherine Parr
of Baltimore, Miss Faith Perry and Miss
May Harris. Miss Emily Perry will be
maid OF honor. Mr.. and Mrs jenkins will
reside in Washington.
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Miss Amy Harlan. a niece Of Justice
Harlan is the CUES. OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Ralph Emery at their home. in the Green
Spring Valley near Baltimore.
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to the ear. At close quarters Jeftries
hooked right to head and In the clinch
which followed lay heavily over his OBJ
ponent In the breakaway Corbett
landed light right on the head and
sprinted to the ropes, where another
clinch occurred, without more harm be-
ing done.
Round %. JEFF rushed madly, putting
left to head and right to body. corbetE
backed away without returning blow.
Jent sull forcing made corbett go the
limit of the ring and sent a hard left -
the neck. Again JefE sent his left to the
neck, but Corbett in shifting allowed
Jen's elbow to get under his chin. JEFF
made wild swing for the head, but
Corbett threw left hard to ribs and
evaded the blow. In side-steppIng Cor
bett outgenaraled the champion. but
Jefr put a left to head and 4 right to
the jaw, followed with left on the
body that Jared Jim considerably. Jeff
was very strong at the end OF the round,
while corbett seemed to be weakening.
Round %. After couple of passes
Jenries swung his right to Corbett's jaw
and then rushed him across the ring 10
the ropes to neutral corner. At close
quarters Corbett hooked left twice 10
the face sending the blood squirting
again from Jefrries face. Jen threw
two hard lefts into the body and smash
ed left again on corbctt's face. sending
Corbett's head back. Then JeNr crowd
ed him to the ropes and with a full
swinging left smash on the jaw sent
Corbett rolling down and out. Corbett's
head struck the floor heavily and ne
rolled over in 4 vain attempt to regain
his fcot, but he was too far gone to re-
cuperate within the call Of ten seconds.
Corbett lay like log after rolling twice
over on the floor but a moment after
Referee White had counted him out h.
was able to regain his feet and the sec
onds had little difficulty in revIvins
him.. Time Of round two minutes and
eleven seconds.
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CoNNELLsvILLE. Pa. May H.
The largest coal deal in Fayette county
for many months, was completed to-
day. The Washington Coal & Coke
Company, OF sar Junction, purchased
from the Cook heirs and heirs OF David
Wagner 35i acres Of coal land tn
Franklin township. The land was own
ed by Flora Cook and w. H. Cook, of
UnIontown; Mrs. Jennie Turner. Of
Connollsville. and Mrs. Elizabeth
shearer and Eliza Patterson. The price
paid was $3.50 an acre.
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.Leather apd aide Lower.

Shipments of boots and shoes from
the east for the first week OF May wer'
smaller than in the corresponding weaf
OF every year save one since 1894. Ac-
counts Indicate that dealers stocks
throughout the country are unusually
large and many shops are closed, Wills
many more have but little work ahead
Prices asked are practically as high .,
they were January l, though leather
averages 4 per cent lower and hides
about 10 per cent lower.
In spite of good exports wheat pros
poets suffice to cause a decline of Inc,
while corn has declined csc. Corn. eX-
ports stu run much beyond last years
two weeks. 6.S5V,OOO bushels against A.
72O. 666 last year and Atlantic exports OF
wheat. flour included, have been in :wo
weeks 5,199, sos bushels, against 1926, 7Oi
last year. with Pacific exports 1904, 697
bushels against l,Oss.lS2 bushels last
year.
OF both grains the movement from the
farms is large enough to dispel all fear
that the supply will run short.
Failures for the week have been 1872 in
the United States against 1865 last year
and Is in Canada against 20 last year.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
Wheeling at Mansfield.
Youngstown at Columbus.
Fort Wayne at Kew Castle.
Toledo at Dayton.


Special Dispatch to the Intelligenccr
MANSFIELD. o., May 11.-Wheeling
lost this afternoon through the awful
unfairness of Umpire McCloskey, whose
nerve took flight in the face of the row.
dy tactics of the Mansfield audience and
players. Manager Lyle kicked and
kicked so hard that McCloskey took the
advice Of the crowd and ordered Lytle
of the grounds. 1t was foregone con-
cluslon that Mansfield must win, and
win they did. Either Pardee or Poole
will pitch tomorrow, and the team
hopes to get out of this town with at
least one Haymaker scalp dangling
from It's belt. Score:
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The Murder justified.

HUNTINGDON, Pa, May H. Charles
Robinson. the telegraph operator who
killed John o'Neil by shooting at
Spruce Creek last January, was ac-
quilted here this evening of the charge
OF murder The jury took only two
ballots. Robinson had unexpectedly
surprised his wife and O'Neil in their
preparations for an clopement, which
they were making ut his home. and
knowing OF O'Ncil's intimacy with Mrs,
Robinson, the husband at once shot
O'Neil, sending several bullets Into his
body
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PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY
Will Enlarge to Provide for Output
of Greater Numbers.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 1.-THE
Pressed Steel Car Company has decided
to meet the demands for It's steel under
frame wooden box cars, and to this end
the present works OF the company at
McKee's Rocks will be enlarged to pro-
vide for an output OF eighty cars of the
type in question per day. When the
addition is completed the total car ca
pacity OF the company will be $50 cars
per day--an Increase Of so per cent over
the present capacity and net Increase
OF 26O per cent over the capacity OF the
company one year ago. Orders already
received aggregated $l,5OO,C0O.
The change viii in no WY effect the
steel car field OF the cmpany, bling sim
ply n departure into a Held which has
not been covered.
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Tln Workers seeure An Advance

Tin Workers Secure An Advance.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 1.-THE
American Tln-platc Company announc-
ed that the result Of the bl-monthIy
wage adjustment will be an advance Of
. per cent Tor the 5000 tin-plate workers
OF the Amaigamated Association
throughout the country. This is the
second advance in the present scale
year. the former amounting to per
cent. E
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Hiberninns Flect omcnrs

BOSTON, Mass. May 1.-THE nation.
al convention of Ancient order Of Hi.
bernIans elected officers to-day as fol.
lows:
John T. Heating, Of Chicago. re-elect-
ed president; John f. Din, Syracuse
vice president; John p. Bree, New Hn-
ven, secretary; p. L. Moran, Washing
ton, treasurer. i. ]. Slattery, state
president OF the Massachusetts division,
who was n candidate for the office of
national president, withdrew before the
election.
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MeAll Mlgglon E!eetg ofleers.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 1.-THE
McAll Mission of the United States, in
session here, elected the following OH
GERS to-day:
President, Mrs. Charles H. Park
hurst. New York; vice presidents, Mrs.
James A. Garfield, Ohio; Mrs. j, V.
Farwell. Illinois; Mrs. G. Warren Cod
dnrd, New York; treasurer, Mrs. A. h.
Perkins. Philadelphia; corresponding
secretary, Mrs George E. Martin, Phil
adelphla.
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Another win for Fort Wayne.

Special Dispatch to the IntelliEencer.
NEW CASTLE, May ll.-Fort Wayne
made It two straight with New Castle to-
day. Swain was very effective. Both
teams flelded beautifully. Score;
New Castle .O1Oo 5000 OIL I j
Fort Wayne.8 2 0 0 0 0 ~ 10 ]
Batterles-smlth and GrnfIius; Swain
and Bergen. Umpire, colgan.
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BASE RALL coMMENT.

The Wheeling team concludes Its scr
les with Mansfield to-day and returns
for three game series on the homa
grounds. with youngstown as the OPP
posing team. In Sundays game, which.
like last Sundays. viii be played for
charity, 1t is iikely Poole or Pardae win
pitch, II the locals win to-day at Mans
field their record abroad won't be 30
bud.
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stomach. The whole body and brain are
dependent for health and life upon the
orderliness and completeness Of the pro-
cesses which 60 on in the stomach and
allied organs OF digestion and nutrition.
People who have been treated for dis
ease Of head, heart, lungs, liver, nerves
or blood have often been treated in vain,
until they began tie use Of DR.. Pierce'S
Golden Medical Discovery. When this
medicine had healed the stomach and
cleansed the blood, tile other diseases
disappeared.
SIX years ago last August vas attacked with
maiafih lever" writcs ST. Daniel A Carter Of
fosi, Rowan Co, y G. My spleen become en-
lsfged, and ! vas 10 bed on and on for inuF
years ] went - III" i1ciorE aud some Of them
SAID ! had dytpr,1fl 1tters said had liver
trouble The iat loei9- ! had called Il chronic
liver and stomach disease. SOL paid out money
and nothing did me any good Two year5 ago
! commented taxing d. Pieree's Golden Med
teal Disoogcry and used ten bottles aud now
can DO as bis days work as any man"
Dr.. Plerces Pleasant Pellets are Q
boon to bilious people. They cure.
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10 Throw az prftish Ynkn.

AccRA. Gold Coast, May 11.-serIous
reports are current that the Ashantis
are determined TO throw off the British
yoke. that they have secured the CO.
operation Of eight other tribes and that
they are now able to raise $4,000 war
-,.inra
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Two base hits, FIOurnoy, IooIe SHcTINVc
hits. Flournoy, Movey. Bases on balls, on
Meredith ?. on Bates e. Struck out. by
Meredith ,, by Bates l. Hit by pitched
balls, Beechor 2. Mcvey Boyd. Time, LIS.
Umpire, Mcclusky
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DON'T let the Titles one suffer from
eczema or other torturlng skin dissaseR,
No need for 1t. Doans Ointment cures.
Can't harm the most delicate skin. Al
any drug store, 90 cents
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WE ofrcr this week some rare bar.
gains in sample and slightly shop-worn
Pianos. can and see them or write FOR
prices, +. w. BANNER co,
Whaling. w. Nn
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At Last They Win.

Special Dispatch to the IntelliEcncer.
COLUMBUS. May Observation-Disclosures
Ave mIsplays, Youngstown's hitting won
the game from Columbus this afternoon.
s.ore. RHE
Columbus - o 2 0 % g !
Youngstown ....S / - ~ o
Batterics-wolfe and Bradley Grove
and Grim.
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Ing was gilt-edsed and Dayton won by
hitting hard In the closing Innings. Score:
RHE
Dayton ........O 0 0 O1-O LII 2
Toledo. ....,...O / o 0 0 90 0 ~ 6 4
Batteries osebrough and Donohue;
Joss and Arthur
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ALL latest novelties In suItlngs ana
Fancy NestIngs, at C. W. SEA.
BRIGHT'S SON, Merchant Tailor,
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Dayton I. Toledo !.
Mansfield 6. Wheeling ].
Youngstown Z, Columbus 3,
Fort Wayne 4, New Castle !.
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From all accounts. the umpIring of
Mccloskey is simply rotton. and Presi-
dent Power should dispense with the
follows services at once. Lytle doesn't
so up in the air easily, and when he
kicks SO hard that he has to be elected
from the grounds, there must be some
thing back of 1t all.
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To-DAYss GAMES.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
New York at ChicaG'

CINCINNATI May 1l-clncinnatI and
Philadelphia played an oId-fashIOned
game to-day in which runs, hits and or
fors were plentiful Hahn and Donahue
lasted but three innings, and Phillips and
Ortiz were not effective The locals poor
fielding lost them the game. Score;
RH
Philadelphia % 4 4 . > o o 4 $50 % ;
Batteries-Hnhn. Phillips and Wood;
DOnahue. Orth and Mcfarland. Earned
runs. Cincinnati 6. Time 2:g5 Umpire,
SWartWoOd. Attendance, $3.50.
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Oft mans affection, when It's won
By woman. sweet and fair.
> At FIRST is rather Overdone
And afterwards quite rare.
Chicago Record
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Mrs. Charles II. whaliy, a recent
bride, was rendered complimentary
reception by the Tuesday Afternoon
Club, OF Bridgeport, of which she is a
member. ut the home of Mrs. c. n.
Fisher, Thursday evening. The hours
were from to II o'clock. and the r.
ceIving party consisted of Mrs whally
and Misses Lent Dent. Charlotte Dun
can, Claire Sharp. Helen Dunlevy. Liza
Branum, Bess Fogle, Madge and Grace
Turner and Minnie Musser. out-ot.
town guests included Mrs. McGufin, Of
sewen, W. Va, and Mrs. Fred Prltch-
ard, OF Huntington.
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When that Mansfield crowd of hood
lums start, 1t is almost impossible for a
visiting team to win out. They get thu
umpire going. and then it's all oft-the
home team has to win in Mansfield or
the umpire's blood is spilled.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
/. STANDING On CLUES.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Philadelphia %, Cincinnati Il.
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Z. S. A. only son Of Senator and Mrs.
Nathan b. Scott, to Miss Forhis, Of
San Francisco. was topic Of Interest
in society circles this week. Lieutenant
Scott. when at home In Wheeling, WIS
a prominent and popular member Of tn
smart set.
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