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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-07
ltHS Der Stnat miro eimeu 3upahs
bon GtSublifaner erbalteH.
Rem Yort.

Tep Oorf, s. Iop. Sbou frap
am 4beno mar es erlihtliA. odB Wtcz
&inlep uno 3opieoelt ertpd6lt tporDen
iparen. I'm bal6 neuu ll6r iparen Die
geri6te bon 3pei 9rtttel Der Yre5iutte
m @rob gteip Yort eingeldufen, uno e
aing bdrans beroor, oaB 9rbdn uno
StebenIou in @ruB 9tetp Yort niht
mebr als $4,000 bis 10000 Stimnlen
lRdioritdt erbdlten bd6eu.
Nus ben IpGter aus Dem Stadt etn>
aeldufenen Na6ri6ten ging DerbOr,
baB Die republitaniI6e OtujoritGt ntdt
70 erob lit rpie I'm Sabre 1896. odB lie
aber immerbin 10000 betrdgen piro.
sluf Der anbereu Seite oeuteten Die
Rd9rihten aus Snoiand, Wti4igdn,
ben beiben Odtota5, Utah, Wpoming
uno aud 9lebrasta an, DdB bort ote
Repu6lifaner beoeuteuoe 9etpinue gez
mdAt boben. Seldndre, Marpluno
uno gEsft 8irgiuia ba6en 9roBe repuz
blitdniI9e Maioritdten d6gegeben.
Die Hd6riAter aus ben tDeltli6en
Staoten lisfen uur lebr langIam ein.
1ber nm 10 llbr Mbenos batten lie tetz
nen Ginflub me6r auf oas ullgemeine
Aeiultdt rno bic Oemotratsn ga6eu
um oieIe. .Stunoe bereits Die 0abl fur
oerloren.
Die IaiOritGteu Mc8inlep's iino in
.inigen Stdaten gegen 1896 bebeuteno
suriidgegungen, 70 in Mui1uduletts
BON $4,000 uuf $4,000, in Retu 0or:
ppn 268,0OO auf 10000 uno in Silt
ncis bon $4,000 auf 10000. bas@let=
toralpotum lit aber GROCER als I'M Sab
Re 1896.
9lus ben ipdt IN Der Naht eingetrof.
Fsnen 8eri9ten gebt 9sruor, bdB, ios
oeit betannt, Wc9iniep 295 Glettorals
Itimmen er1olten bdt. 8on ben nett
ti6enStaaten iino Der republifdnil9eu
Rolonne binSu3ufiigen: &arIas nit
10; California 9, nit Der einen Stims
me, bic 8rpan in 1896 erbielt; Nez
orasfa 6; Nepaoa 3; Siib>9dtotd 4;
Utah 3; Wafbington 4. uno Wpoming
3 Stimmen. 3ulammen 295 Gleftos
ralitimmen.
Rem gort, Z. Iopbr., 2 rbr
Mtorgens. Die folgenoen Ylurdlitdteu
finb foipeit beridtet tuoroeu:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-07
0lmslanb Sepelfteit

aus benz Seuti hen Reth.
Berlin, 7. 6op. Ssn oeut iti(len
3enIabu, in Der Ndbe BON Guttn in
5olltein, erfreuen fid Die &onigin Wilz
belutine BON 9olano uno 9er3os r9suz
brid", ipie Die Nieoerldnoer ben au=
tiinftigen prin3>@emdbl bereits nen=
men, ibres iungen 2iebesgliids. Der
@robbersos uno bic 9roBber5ogin bon
Slbsnburg, lestere Die dltere S6lueiter
bes iunsen 8rGutigams. baben IN tbz
rem bortigen S9lOb9eu eine 3uidmz
menfunft Der betoen nieoerlGnbii1en
R0niginnen nit Der 5amilie bes 9erz
soas 6einrih BON Medlenburg> Shtpes
rim arransirt.
Der 0er3og9einrit bate es fih nidt
nebmen laHen. Die junge 8Onisin pers
f0nlih in 9am6urg in @mpfang 3u
nebmen. 8urs Dor Der Nntunft bes
Grtrd3uges Der beipen SDniginnen duf
bem 8enloer 8abnbof in Der glbez
Gtaot erldien bort elm gan3 unauffdi=
lig in einen grouen He;leunaug uno
bantlen Eeber3ieber getleioeter, bOhit
belheiDen duftretenoer iunger Wdnu
pbne jebe 8egleitung. Dem 8a6nhofss
Snipettor. Der ben perron fiir oas
Yublifum abIperren lieB. itellte er ii9
in elmer leife gefiibrten unterrebmng
ols Der 8rGutigam Der &0ntgin Wilz
belnline Dor uno nartete bann rubig
auf ben 8Onigsoug.
Sobalo btefer eingelaufeu mar. flo-
gen Wilbelmine uno 9eiurih Iih in ole
Mrme unb fiibtsn fi6. na9 gutter biirz
eerli9er Sitte, gum grg0sen Der
8abnbeamten nie Der i'm 5rad nno
peiBen 9anbfduben. nit ben obligaten
peibsetleibeten Sunsfraueu eridienez
aen Delegation Der in 9amburs nnldI>
iiqen NieeerlGnber. Die iunse R0ni=
ain feb li4 aber niht i'm @erinslten
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-07

YrdpDent UfcEtulep tpuroe in Baltis
more nit 6,995 Stimnen MaiorttGt
ertpGblt. Die Wablberi1te aus benz
Stadte lins nod Ge6r anboQltdnbia,
bod bat dllem 4nfheine nah. We4 4inz
lep TN Stdd.e init 10000 SttnMen
eeliegt. Oas 3eIultat mar eine lie
beraihung fir bic Oemotrdten, Die BON
ben feds 8ongreB=Stben auBeroem
nod fiinf sinsebiibt bdben unb in @e=
fdbr iteben, audi ben fe9iten nod si
perlieren. mean Die 3dbluug ppllItdnbig
lit. Der stpetfelbafte 8ongrsb=O
itritt lit Der 5tpsite, beioe 8drteien BE-
onIpru9sn oenlelben, bod iinb bic
gbaneen oem lestsn 9eriidte 3ufolse
fart gu Suniten oes republifdnilh lhen
8anbioaten o.. u. 8latenep.
Stlinots.
gbtcago, 6. Noo. Sopeit bies
iebt erIi9tlth lit, bat WcRinlep in ST.
linois nit 10000 MaioritGt geiiegt.
Der bemotrutil6e 9ouperneurs Rau=
bibdt llIhulsr bat Nusltht duf Gr4
pGhlune unh bic Hepu6litauer babeu
onI&einenb 3pei &ongreb Oiftritts
nerloren. gpof Sountp bat eiue pluz
ralitdt bon 1900 fir Mc8inleg d6sez
seben.
Sds 8elammtpotum Der Stdbt gbis
cago lit fofsenoes: Mc4intep 180, $40;
8rpan 172,534; Woolep 1886; Oebs
5022; Barter 189; Malouep 295;
glIis 900.
Wtatne.
Bort lamb, 6. 9tpb. Srob oes
T90nen @etters tuuroe nur etn berbdlts
nibmGBis idrpa9es @otum abgegebsn.
Die republitanil9e Majoritdt iptro ca.
$4,000 Stimmen betrdgen.
gBeit 8trgfuta.
Yarfersb BURG, z. Nob. I'm l
lIbr 20 Minuten friib CAB ods republi=
taniI6e Stdatstomnlittee McRinlep's
Naioritdt i'm Stadte auf 17.0O0Stirrtz
men an. 2lQe bier repubiitdniIheu
8anbibaten fir ben &ongreB iiue ge=
tpGblt unb bic 3egistdtur lit republis
faniI6. mas bic Wieoereripdblung Don
Senator gltins CUR 5olge BAT.
lifornia,
San Tranctsco, 6. gtop. =
Wenn audi Die Wobtberthte nod le9r
unppIi itdnbis iinb. 70 1T es bod beretts
eriihtfi1; bab WcRtnfeb ben SiGat
nit 10000 pluralttds setponnen 1at.
Die Repu6iitaner baben audi ipenig.
items bier unb tpabri9eiulth fiinf aOu-
greb GeprGIertanten ertuG6lt.
penniptpanieu.
g biiaoelp btd. 6. Noo. = Nua
ben biz iebt einseloufenen Nahribter
iit erii9tlih. oaB peruIpluduia eiuc
plurdlitdt BON 100000 fix WcRinl,p
abgeeeben 6dt.
Die &ongreb Delegation pirb gum
Winoeiten aus "a gfepu6litanern UNI
feds Oemotraten beitebeu. gegen 20
&epublitduer uno 10 SemotrateE in
ieBigen 8ongreb.
Die Sreunoe bes Ssrators Qudp be.
haupten cine Nfaioritdt in Der 2egislds
| tur gu baben. bic Ieine @ieoerertuG9z
lung in ben 8unoes Senat our4iebsn
tdun.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-07

Smlamo Sepeitbem.
Ma,. Wc2inleD
@rr,ngt eiaen sro6tn Siea.
Sn allem Staatem, Die
1896 iiir iba seftintm,t,
l1Ho nod uielem anSeren.
Eianjas, llebraska un0 anoere
wettIidJe Staatsu repnbli:
kanifdI.
gitm gort's Ilnralitdt 135, ,0O0.
Sbip $4,000 file Mtaiulep,
Sninpis 100000 uao &iseoulin
100000.
295 Glcftpral=SiHmen iitsr iir Wtes
6inleg.
Ter SongreS bat cine aHlebnlihe res
pn6Iitanli6e a)iaiOritat
ltHo Der Stnat miro einen 3uDahs
bon Gtbublifauer erbalteu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

PRINCE WILLIAM REPUBLICANs.-
The republicans of Prince William
county Leld convention at Manassas
on Saturday for the purpose Of electing
delegates to the congressional conven-
ton which meets in Alexandria Au-
gust 80.
The following delegates we're elected:
Il. P. Dodge, G. A. Hulfsh, John Mel
ION and James B Beach; alternates,
William Brown, Edward Marbaker,
Wellington Vaughn and Daniel Lomax.
The following county committee was
elected: II. p, Dodge (chairman), E,
Keyser, E. Z. Blossin, John Mellon,
John L. Keys, James B. Beach and Wei
lington Vaughn.
G. A. Hulfish was elected a member
Of the district committee Of Prince
William county.
H. P. Dodge offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved by the republicans oil
Prince William county, in convention as
sembled, That candidate for Congress
should be named by the convention
which meets in Alexandria August 80
and the delegates elected from THU
county are hereby instructed to support
Hon. Park Agnew, OF Alexandris
;ity, for the nomination ct the con-
ventiOD."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

A SAD CAsE.-Julian Magruder, who
kept country store at Cherrydale, in
the county, and is postmaster at that
place, failed in business on Thursday
and closed his store. His trouble AT
fected his mind and on Saturday he be-
came violently insane and his friends
fea ed that be would kill himself or his
vile and child. That night he was
brought to this city, after being re-
fused admittance to st. E izabeth, and
was confined In comfortable quarters
here till yesterday evening, when his
friends came and took him back home
where a commission will be held and
ne will be commi ted to au asylum.
Magruder was held in bigh esteem 10
the county aud his invalid wife has the
sincere sympathy OF all who know her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

SUNDAY.-Y esterdsy was delight
ful summer Sunday, the temperature
being not too warm for comfort and
the skies being bright. Msny people
enjoyed outings in the country ind he
excursion steamers and cars carried
many passengers. The churches were
all fairly we'll attended and the pull
pits were occupied by the resident
clergy, except at Christ and st Mary's
Churches, where Rev. DR.. Micou and
Rev. Father Carne held services re-
spectively 70 the absence of the rectors
OF those churches At the NJ. K. Church
South in the morning Rev. +. L.. Day,
OF Del Ray, preached and collec ed 500
for bis church there. At night at the
Baptis' Church Rev. @ l.. Hunt preach.
ed special sermon from the text "For
now we see through glass darby; but
then face to face; now l kuow in part;
but then shall know even as also Am
known" At this service Mr.. Walter
Birch, of Washington, sung most effec-
lively as an offertory "Face to Face"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

POLICE COURT.-The following CASES
were disposed OF today
David Grayson, colored, charged
with bang drunk on the street, was
fined = so
AloDzo Smms, charged with vagran-
cy, WIS ordered to leave tho city.
George Gibson, cOlored, charged
with sssaulling and beating Fannie
Chambers, COlored, was fined S.
susan Mason, colored, charged with
disOrde y conduct, was fined $3.50.
GeOr WaUzer aud Temple Carter,
both cOlOred, charged with disorderly
conduct and fighting, were feed 81
each.
Harry Shirley, colored, charged with
dsoTderly conduct and fighting, was
fined 8 80
Mat Brooks, charged with disorderly
conduct and fighting, was fined 81.
IoOls O'den, cOlored, charged with
dsorderly conduct and fghtin was
dued g 90.
Tile Jenkins, Sophie Tolscn and
Sophie Lewis, all colored children,
charged with robbing the residence OF
Mrs. Robt. Wheat, were sent to the
wOrkhOuse
Night report Last night was clear
and mild until about 2 o'clock when it
became cloudy and at o'clo k began
Iorsln. Fiya prisoners and one lodg r
Was at the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The mercury at 3 o'clock this even
log registered $50.
1t is not probable that a meeting OF
the City Council will be held this week.
MIR. w. l. Griffin has opened dairy
store at No. 104 south Washington
street.
A special meeting of the w. O. T. D.
will be held tomorrow evening at 4
o'clock at the NJ. p. Church.
John Giles, colored, about 70 years
old, died last night a. the poorhouse
where he had been taken from the jail
He came here from Norfolk.
The City Engineer requests house,
holders to place their ashes, &c, In
barrels and boxes at once as he now
has four carts engaged In removing
such refuse matter.
The ropes stretched across Cam sron
street between Columbus and Alfred
where he street is b ing repaired, were
this morning ordered 10 be removed
as they iuterfered with street traffic.
The police have been rogue sted to
look out for colored girl named Susie
Greer, who escaped from the Wash
ington Reform School. A reward of
IS has been offered for her return to
that Institution.
Mr.. K. Theo. Cook, who took the
census in the Second ward, has been
employed by a committee of the Bust
ness Mems League TO see II any
inaccuracies were made by the enum-
orators in the Two south western dis
tricts, but it is generally believed that
20 material errors will be found.
The police of this city have been re.
qnesled by the Washington authorities
to look out for gray mare attached to
a rubber-tire runsbout. The outfit was
nired by bright mula'to, giving his
name 80 5. B. Ezell. The police were
also requested to look out for bay
mare attached to rubber-tire vehicle.
A crowd of negroes gathered last night at
Hard Corner. near Fairfax aud Princess
Streets ana several sffrsys occurred. The
police cleared the crowd away and warrants
are ont for the arrest of those engaged in the
disturbances. This morning they were fined.
Marriage licenses were issued in Washing.
ton on Saturday TO George E. Timberiake, of
Richmond, and Blanche Lewis, OF Spotsylva-
MIA Fred. T Wise and Willie Susanna Gull
len, both OF Norfolk. and to Chss. P. Keyser
and Bessie II ,mmer', both of Page county.
In game OF baseball played Saturday
evening between tho TunDeltowns and the
Sitting Bull Club the former won by score
OF to 4 The game was played At the foot
of Gipbon street aad a large crowd WAS pre-.
sent
The remains of Matilda Diggq, well.
known coiorod woman, who died on Satur-
day at her home on north Fairfax street.
we've taken TO Warrenton yesterday 70: in
torment.
VIM. Epp', colored, made his escape from
the wOrkhouse Oh Saturday night. EpDs was
sent to the institution on June "a in default
of payment of So fine imposed Il defscipg
the property of jones Patterson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

TAKEN TO JAIL Deputy Sheriff
Mc,MNlsreey, Of Alexandria county, went
70 ashlngton today and took charge OF
Aiif'd Lewis, COlOred, who was wound
"a ITO tight at Jefferson Hall, near
Arlington Junction, Alexandria county,
so0ll week ago. Since the alterca
uoa Lewis, with Robert Slaughter, also
V.ortd' has been in Washington re-
sNng treatment for injuries sustained
uu'ng the trouble. Slaughter was dis
yl3rged from Freedman's Hospital Sat-
sg'lay night, and was taken to Alexsn-
UNA county, and later lodged in the
elunly laiI. Lewis was turned over to
we virginia authorities today. Both
negroes are charged with affrsy. The
Isp' 10 which Edward Bailey and
EVA other negroes also participated,
UVcl'ed at colored social. Slaughter
VI, $40, ana cut, Lewis was beaten
W heavy CLUB, aud all engaged in
,le melee sustained wounds of various
n S,'' Constables took charge OF the
gg'Hgerenis and sent Slaughter and
ment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

lHE CONFEDERATE MONUMENT
ine mmllee appointed by R. E.
H'e VSmp, Confederate Veterans, to
supertt.ud the proposed improve.
o,'D'' a. the Confederate monument,
'or0er Of Prince and Washington
streets, have about determined upon
9 9 Tor an early beginning of the
WIN aud bids will be considered at
- car y date. A grass plot will sur
i is' the monument, to be about sixty
~. W. through one direction and forty.
JA 10 the other. This will be in
G S'ed by granite curbing. At the
n ,vGI corners of the figure there will be
h sC ,1s on which lamps will probably
paced. Outside OF the curbing Il q
s ,,'e' lot distance OF several feet On
br ,iaEy side will be paved with vitrified
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30
Ills Perfectly Reliable.

1--WE have sold many different cough
remedies, but none has given better
satisfaction than Cnamberlain's," says
Mr.. CHARLES Holznauer, Druggist, New
ark, N. J. at is perfectly safe and Can
be relied upon ir all cases of coughs,
colds or hoarseness." Sold by all drug
pists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30
Lansburgh&BrO.,
42o to 426 Seventh street,
WASHINGTON, DC
By s. II. Lunt, An toner.

By >. Ii. LuII, hu tlOneI.
yUyRUgTEEs' SALE OF A TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING, NO. 316 NORTH
ALFRED STREET; ALSO A VACANT LOT
ON NORTH ALFRED STREET, NEAR
SAID DWELLING.
By virtue of certain deed of trust given
to ms and recorded among the records of the
CORPORATION Court o alexandria city, state
OF virgins, in deed book No. 40. page 397,
aud at the request OF tho party secured there.
by, we will s,l at public suction in 'front.' OF
tn Make, House, Royal street entrance, in
said city, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IL. 1900,
At yelye o'clock noon, the following do
scribed property to wit:
The LOT beginning on the esst side OF
north Alfred street, Ii feet Incnes south
of Princess street, md ut the south line Of
10 70, alley, south Is feet; thence east l25
feet & inches: thence north 10 feet thence
along the line of said alley 123 feet inches
TO the place Of beginning; and sls, the lot on
The EAST aide of north Alfred street, begin
ming ISL feet inch south Of Princess street,
sorth 25 feet inches thence east 123 feet
3 inches: thence north 25 feet d inches
thence west 1913 feet inches TO the place oil
beginning, together with all snd singular the
improvements thereon ard al rignts, ways
and easements sppertsiLing thereto, In ssid
city Of Alexandria, said last mentioned lot
heiug i'm proved by the TWO-sTORf fhtaE
DWELLING No. 315 north Alfred street.
Term. OF sale, as provided IN said DECD OF
trust. will be announced Ut time OF ssle. De-
nosjts OF $50 on the vacant lotisnd 800 on
he house and lot required on acceptance OF bid.
Terms to be complied with in ten days; 9th
erwIse the trustees reserve the right to I'D.
Va, tjss and sell at risk and c,st Of defsulting
purchaser.
GUY b. JOHNSON,
Columlia ian building, Wa his Ston. ID. q.
iv30 n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

At Springfield, Ill, yesterday evening two
miIiusmen were moitaly wounded, two b.
ers badly injured. and dozen other persons
were hurt by the explosion Of a charge Of
powder which was being placed in cannon,
The explosion was caused by man csrelessly
throwing lighted cigarette on the ground
where some of the powder fell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30
A. G. Slaymaker,
400 KING STREET
WANTS
ALEXANDRIA INSURANCE CO..

n LIZA n ~ Dltlh i1fDONhi'OE tOss
(BEeAS BUSINESS IN 1917
CAPITAL PAID UP IN CASH $57 1000.
Fire, Marine and Plate Glass Insurance.
J. CLINTON sMOOT (of G. G. smoot & Sons
Co. }, President.
LAURENCE STABLER, Secretary.
Directos:-Gcorge s. French, (Sec. Alex.
Fert. IL Chem. Co.. Worth Hulfsh, tof ]. F.
Carlin's Sons Co., hardwsre); J, T. Burke, (of
Burke Il Herbert, banker; NJ. Il. Harlow,
Resl Estste); Ssnl. H. Lunt, (Resi Estste).
Vim. Il. Hellmuth (Hellmutb Bros.L
Office No 102 south Fairfax street.
nuring business existence Of Twenty-Five
years this company has paid Fiie losses
amounting to 1922 757. 90. II has never
contested a Just claim, but by prompt and
equitable settlement of Losses has secured the
confidence Of the insuring public. Tho Stock
bolders have received in dividends the sum OF
6.62100.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

The law holds both maker and circulator Of
counterfeit equally guilty. The dealer
who sells you dangerous counterfeit OF DE
Wits Witch Hazel Sslve risks your life to
make little larger profit. You cannot trust
him. DeWitt's is the only genuine and orr
gnsl Witch Hazel sslye, a well known cure
for piles and all skin diseases. See that your
esler gives you Dewitt, salve.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

lba Aux AssoCIATIoN.-A meeting OF
49,. executive committee OF the Fair
A. 'ITVC ,1, of Northern Virginia met
ert tal'iax on Saturday night to consid-
bib; NV matter of holding a fair or ex-
an ' iot. during the coming fall. After
prs ,oua'e.'change of views among those
No SSuI committee with Mr.. r. c. l..
msto lure rs chairman was appointed to
erst' ' 'ne second day of the Confed-
as leu, reunion at Fairfax In September
rsn" "''[aetlye as possible and to ar
sc lot horse races, q tournament, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-30

o.osovAL Mrs. Wesley Green is on
10. Pm ~ ber mother, in the lower part
., King George cou Nty.
NJ ~ and Mrs. A. P. Murray are at the
Usuenton Springs.
"s Wafer from General Fitzhugh Lee to
-. ~ ". H. Fowle. in Washington,
V ,s,ss that the General is in excellent
s'a I.b and that he contemplates com.
1e' ,o mi. country in September next,
lux iuso " prevented ny his duties as COM
j p ,5snt Of the Western Department OF
COns. go. E;,hor o,d MoSsrS
ID F sher and Matthew Shumsn
i I'-. Yesterday for two weeks stay at
T r5o marriage OF Mr.. w. Oscar Peter
"A His. Ida NJ. SChsfer, both OF Wash
s.1a which occurred in st. Mary's
cr'S.Soric church here on June IL last,
-, bsen announced. The ceremony
"a, "a. reformed by Rev. H. J. Cutler.
W" ~ and Mrs. Henry Strauss left to-
1,r for Atlantic City where they will
saerd few weeks. .,
NJ. James Beemer is the guest OF
NJ. NJ H. SPOTS, in Winchester.
~, Leonard Msrbury has gone to
mo sweet Chalybeate Springs to spend
Mis-. Virginia Corse has joined par
,rct trends 10 ST. Louis, with whom
,,..u mska An sll-summer trip to
Colorado Springs.
Mr.. B4roara Wyckoff, of Alexan-
d,s and Mrs K. b. Graham, OF Dan
r;ls are loving visitors at their parent
a. home. They found their fathers
sof-r.pqs less than they anticipated
ood the pure mountain air OF Warren
ion real treat WarrentOn Index.
Mr. K. Ktmper has returned from a
v.r, pleasant visit to Massenetla
sprIpg-. aud is much improved in
bealln.
D., and Mrs J. T. Miller have gone
70 nh. Eastern Shore of Maryland to
spend a few weeks.
First Lieutenant James NJ. Love. jr..
jD United States infantry, was, ct his
own request, relieved from duty at
the close of the recent encampment at
Gsthersburg. Md, as lieu enant colonel
and adiusnt general of the District OF
Columbia militia. BE will proceed with
hi. regiment to the Philippines without
delay. and may see service in China.
Colonel Love was badly wounded while
in the Philippines year or more ago.
Mr.. X. +. Knilht has returned from
weeks stay at 5. Georges Island.
Mrs. ;. J Brent has returned from q
delightful visit to LarcHmoDt, n. Y.
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