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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
A SUNDAY SUN.

BALTIMORE. Md. October 5.-The Sun |
will hereafter issue a Sunday edition. =
which marks a change in its policy thatl,
has excited the greatest possible local In
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

$4,000 Received.
BOSTON. October Sat q Nclock to-
night the trustees announcer the total
receipts at about $4,000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
6AE PRICE ONLY

ro- the DAILY REGrSTER-1o
g.,ts per week-2 Cents per
..,,,. Patrons need not expect
q, end IL selling mt different
ICES Mt different locations.
The evening times., 1901-09-05

10 WOmens Blue Polka Dot Duck
Skirts. with graduated fi0uace. trimmed
with rUfie and braid. Reduced from $50
TO Soc each
70 Heavy Linen Skirts. suitable for ear
ly faH wear: made with flare and finish
ed with rows of stitching Reduced from
$50 10 Sl-6s each
2 Blue Linen Skirts. trimmed with in
sertion- Reduced from $500 TO SIS each
-==--Tr-,SErl,.iras, Lawn. and Zephyr Gingham
Shirt waists; sizes . 20 A. Reduced from
81 5e and 81 80 soc. each
% High-grade White-----t"n ana corded
Madras Waists. effectively trIrr1ed with
lace and enbroicery-some are slle1TCrryy
mussed from handling; all sizes Reduced
from $50 and $50 TO $50 each.
s Fine French Lawn Waists, trimmed
with beading and ribbon all-over cluster
tucked; fresh and crisp. and ready for
Immediate use: all sizes. Reduced from
$50 70 $50 each
= White Linen Y aists, with embroid-
cred polka dots. also several India IinOu
Waists. with silk embroidery al sizes
Reduced from S5-59 to $50 each
Third floor.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
IN THE OLD DOMINION.

W. II. Hodges. Of Norfolk. who at
tempted suicide Tuesday night, died last
night Of his wounds.
The Circuit Court Of Shenandoah coun-
ty, Judge T. ". Harrison presiding, is In
session. The docket is small one.
An arch at the jefferson Hotel Rich
mOnd. fell yesterday, killing one cOlOred
man and injuring another.
George c. RAIDER. son Of ex-Mayor Rad
er, Of Bristol. was married at Abingdon
last evening 20 Miss Defrane Miller.
a. NJ. POstley a well-knOWn citizen Of
Bristol died Monday He was a native
Of Maryland and served IN the Confed-
crate army
The Grand Fountain Of the True Re
formers, colOred, with l,005 delegates. is
in session in Richmond Rev. W. l. Tay-
Tor is grand master.
The Democratic legislative Convention
at Charlottesville Tuesday tabled a reso-
luton In favor of submitting the new
Constitution 70 the present electorate.
Mark Price. Roanoke business man,
and Miss Allie Lemon, "a Well-knOWn
teacher. were married in Mil Creek Rap-
ust Church. BotetOuTt county yesterday
afternoon
a little son Of 3. r Cowherd. Of CO.
lumbla- FluVann2 county, fell under
road yesterday and had his leg crushed
so badly as to-requlre amputatiCn.
The case Of Texas Cloves, the alleged
assallant OF Dr. Foster the Superinten-
dent or the WILLIAMSBURG Asylum, was
called in the court there yesterday ana
examination waived. The accused was
bailed.
The Strong Lumber Company. composed
Of Philadelphians. has purchased of the
Boston Land Company G.fSJ acres Of tim
Der land near Bristol. Va. The former
company now owns 25,O0D acres of fine
timber In that section. and VIII operate q
large lumber mill there.
Jacob Williams, 4 young man from
Bedford county. died in LynChbuTg last
night from an overdose Of laudanum. He
was an adopted son Of Rev. James Left
WlCh. OF Bedford. Williams, IL is stated.
was on his way 20 Norfolk When found
By the police he was lying IN a vacant lot
ia an unconscious condition.
The evening times., 1901-09-05

secretary. Clarence T. BrengIe: treasurer.
=. T. DiNOEs corresponding secretary.
James Pilzer.
The condition Of Associate Judge Fred
Crlck stamp. who has been critically iu
at his home AT Perry Point, cecil COUn-
", is considerably improved.
John Jenkins, aged SiNtY-tWO years.
dropped dead while al work In Hoffman
mine. Consolidation Coal Company Ale
Sstny county. September q.
Mrs. Isabella Wilson, Of Baltimore. uur-
chased at private sale the residence Of
Register OF Wills Reuben L. JGmar in
Elkton, for $500.
The Deer Park Hotel property at New
ark. Ici. c2s been sold AT private sale by
Milton Steele TO Daniel r. Brown OF
Landenburg. Pa, for 53.00e.
Mrs. Fannie StOner. widow. or
NayueSboT0. Pa. died suddenly Septem-
Der II while on a visit 20 her cOuusin. J0-
SeUh hausler. in HGgeTstOWn- She was
sixty years Old.
Rev. John r. Lehy. 5. J.. late President
Of Holy Cross College. Worcester, Mass,
has been appointed pastor Of St AlphOn-
SuS' Catholic Church at WOOdstOck. Nd
He Will also nh the position Of procura-
tor OF the College OF the Sacred Heart at
the same place
The evening times., 1901-09-05
y Tea TOweling for, 44c.

. pieces Of Empire Tea TOwelinE
bleached and unbleaChed (absOTbenD
regular &c and &c value &c.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
The Dry Goods SECTIONS Season starter.
Your EaYorite RargaIn TabIes.

TABLE No. ..
&c for Mems 15c and 25c Four-ply
y Linen Collars; nearly all sizes:
odds and ends"
The evening times., 1901-09-05
Boys Department.

10 Al-wOOI Navy Blue Sailor Suits col
lar trimmed with black or white braid
sizes 3. s. s. and T. Reduced from S3-15 10
81 90 each
D. DouOle-breastcd Wool Suits. fancy
mixtures. neat patterns. sizes = 9. 10. T.
H. Is, and l6- Reduced from $50 70 S25
each
q Navy Blue Serge Tg-NedO Suits with
single OF double breasted. cCat. single or
double-breasted vest. shield front and
pants; sizes 4 % To- Reduced from S. To-
SO each.
II Washable Kilt Suits, ueati-- braided
collar wide skirt deep hem. wen raade.
sizes . ID and 3. Reduced from SlZ5 and
81 80 10 See each
90 straw Sailor Hats. in plain white and
combination RraidS- also Crash Hats and
Duck Caps, an sizes Reduced from Sc
s5c. and 81 10 l5c each.
Third floor
The evening times., 1901-09-05
4 Church Cornerstone Laid.

DENTON. Nd. Sept 5.-The corner
stone Of St PauIs Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, at Queen Anne. Caroline
county, was laid yesterday afternoon.
Temple Lodge Of MasOns. in Denton. con-
Mcted the ceremonies. Rev l. II Web
Eter and Rev J. W. Mitchell. both of
fillsbOTo. assisted Rev O. /. Keunard
pastor, IN the services The Old church
n HlllsborO Is 20 be abandoned and the
congregation viii attend the new church
al Queen Anne, which has become an Inn
poTtaut business place and has rapidly in
creased in population in the past few
years
The evening times., 1901-09-05
7c UnbIeached Sheeting. 44c

10 pieces OF 35-inch Unbleached
Sheeting. extra heavy quality, regular
&C and &c quality; special 4Jzc.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
Mems Department.

1879 70 171a. Reduced from Sl.GO and $50
20 lJc each
80 Mems Light Blue BaIbriggan Under
shirts, with half sleeves. sizes IS. IS -
for Sl-0o.
= Mems Relts-odds and ends OF half q
dozen different lines sizes 90 10 43 Re
dUced from Sl-o0. $50, and 500 70 soc
each
@ Mems SILK Striped Flannel shirts,
light weight. 10 be worn with white col
lars sizes l4l@, =. l6. and 15Ie Reduced
from s. . 10 800 each
8 pairs Mems Flannel Trousers. sizes
81. S6. 5S and 40 Reduced from S3t0. $50,
and $500 10 SL00 pair.
First dGOr.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
I5C ChiIdren's Hose, Sc.

One lot Of Children's Fast Black
Ribbed Hose. full seamless spIiced heel
and toe. double knee, 15-cent value;
special. SC.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES.

The Einkley farm Of ~ acres. near Ha-
EcrStOWu- was sold 10 Samuel Horst for
$50 an acre.
The W. Scott BENJAMIN farm nrar
Principle. Cecl county. was sold TO Ru-
fus q. Jackson for s.. 600
The Washington County School Board
IS distributing 1850 free textbooks, cost
ing 5000. among the schools
David II. NIIes. lawyer. OF Hagerstoy-,
aged seNentF-i0ur years, WAS taken 10
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. for
an operation.
inc Aueg1ny Grove Camp Meeting As
Socl1tiOn elected the following Officers
President. David T. Miller: vice presI-
dents. II. ". BlOcher and Walter Powell.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
Misses Department.

Girls CheVi0t Refers. sizes g. s 10
and z Reduced from 8 and $50 20 $50
each
o Girls White Lawn Dresses. trimmed
with heavy embroidery and lace, sizes
10 s Reduced from $50 TO $50 each
90 Girls PercaIe Shirt Waists. in as
sorted pink and blue effects: sizes 70 %
I6. Reduced from SIC to 25c each.
IS Girls PercaIe House Wrappers. well
made and neatly finished. sizes - 10 Il
Reduced from sc 10 SSc each.
Third EcOr.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
Kernan's-The Utopinn BurIesquers

a score Of goOd-lookiug young women.
bHlhaht costumes, appropriate scenery
and tuneful music are promised by the
management Of the UtOpian BurIesque
stage next week, commencing with the
Monday matinee.
Two new burlesques Will be presented
Iheres something Doing" and The
Coming Champion. % Among the va,Ije
vie people who VIII furnish the olio are
klein and Clifton. eccentric dancers: the
Ihree ShamFocks. Irish comedians. Eve
lyn FOnner and Celeste Carter tyyo y-CI,,,,
women who sing some OF the newest of
the popular songs; Lillian Washburn and
george N. TOpack in sketch The
sporting Editor the Empire City Quar-
tette, and the JosselIn Trio OF aerial aero
bats Ihere VIII be daiLN matLnnas
The evening times., 1901-09-05
COMING To THE THEATRES
The Academy-@The outpost.,,

j X Emmett and Lottie ellison will be
at the Academy Of Music next week with
their new play. The Outpost" which has
the Boer war as its principal theme The
piece Is said TO be one or the best Of the
new crop OF dramas ard the rnanagemenr
promises a production that will be unu-
sually good
Inc company engaged 10 support Mr..
Emmet and Miss Olson is said 10 he a
very capable one, and everything should
contribute TO make the performance one
OF considerable merit Both OF the stars
VIII be given chauc.. 10 sTrsr z(,-,,e. ,,[.,S
songs caring the action of the PLAY. Seats
are now on sale for The Outpost"
The evening times., 1901-09-05
Owns u Texas Oil Cusber.

WILLIAMSPORT. Md, Sept. 5.-Harry
l. Spangler, who went from WHIiamsport
70 Texas and invested In oil land. was
elected president Of the SpangIer OIL
Company, Of Beaumont, Tex The com
pany's wei is a perfect gusher. eight
Inches. and one OF the largest IN the oil
district The well is .02j feet deep and
has capacity Of four times that Of the
celebrated Lucas and National wells Mr..
Spangler and Mr. Victor Cushwa. of VfI-
,iamSp0Tt. both have large land interests
in the locality and are on the road 10
wealth
The evening times., 1901-09-05
A Navy NnchInIst Dead.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Sept 5.-The re-
mains Of T w. BOllman, Of Indian
Head, Nd, formerly Of Annapolis. who
died on Monday after a long illness. aged
sixty years, were brought here yesterday
and buried IN the city cemetery. the Rev
y r Peters, pastor Of Maryland Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, officiating at
the grave Mr. BOilman was employed as
a Hachintst at the naval proving grounds
az Indian Head.
The evening times., 1901-09-05

and pity. Cure your catarrh. purify your breath
and stop the offensive discharges. Rev Dr.
bOcnror, OF Buffalo, Eays: NY wife and I were
both troubled with distressing catarrh, but we
have enjoyed freedom from This aggravating
mAlady since the day first used DR. Aanew's :
catarrhal Powder. Its action was instantaneous
giving relief within ten minutes" sod by F.
v hilllams. Ninth and + Streets; Edmonds VIII
Hams, Third Street and Pennsylvania Ayenue.-IL.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
Special Bargain in
ClOth-bOund Books.

We Ofer a miscellaneous collection OF
up-tO-date works. embracing go copies q
standard literature including History BIZ
Ography. Religious Books. Bellies Lettres,
Poetry, Travel. and Adventure, recent
copyright novels. etc
All are in cloth binding. the covers OF
some being slightly marred from hand
ling, but otherwise in perfect condition.
They are all marked down 20
The evening times., 1901-09-05

Interest increases in the proposed eyhi-
/ hitiou 10 be held under the auspices Of
the Washington, Poultry. Pigeon. and
Belgian Hare Association. Last nights
meeting Of the organization was largely
attended Interesting reports were made.
II was stated that the employees Of the
Connecticut Pie Company had donated a
! silver trophy cup on Rhode Island Reds
IL Is expected that 2.OOJ specimens of per
birds and hares VIII be on exhibition a-
the lalr, which viii open November = and
continue until November y. The Drerni-
pages. -
Maryland, Virginia. Pennsylvani9. New
, ofk. west Virginia. Ohio, and Indiana
BESIDES some Of the Gulf States have an
Ieauy eLlhced considerable interest in the
approaching event, and the correspondfua
( secretary - being kept busy answering
NviLllii ui4Lcall'nS from lovers and pro-
moieTs OF poultry. pigeons. and hares.
Inc association has donated a large
iiLinoef OF game fowls and Belgian hares
70 tHe University Fair. now in proaress
on lle georgetown College campus
- = .3uuli.uo I" ID lamb. the gift of john r.
Neatns with its white wool dressed TO a
S!lEtu nucu"Ss- viii be an object of sDe-
ciai interest 10 the children who attend
lHt snow II viii be one of the rriZaS
aMaLdca purchasers. Sister Pauline. Of
li' hospital formally invited the entire
afsogIiJt9h last night to visit the Uni
FeTSIty Fair
As soon as the premium list is issued
aHH otntF Iprmahties arranged many trO-
IAl5S, ~ ls expected. VIII be donated Al
I'tHy the association has received a large
HILuGef OF cups of substantial value.
MIi5.h dI 10 DE ofLS-ed as prizes. The e,l-
LtDIIl'n VIII be held in the Masonic Tenn
The evening times., 1901-09-05
Half Former Price

To close them out quickly An inspec-
tiOn VIII convince you that this is not a
sale OF odds and ends Of undesirable
books. but Of standard works. being al
most a necessity In an up-to-date library
There are only a few copies Of each IL
tie, and an early call is suggested to
those who would take advantage Of this
exceptional Offering
Basement
The evening times., 1901-09-05
75c and SI.25 Wrappers. 40c.

Odds and ends Of Lawn and PercaIe
Wrappers left from our recent sale
the quantities are limited. sizes a little
broken; all made with fitted waist lin
ing, bretelles and ruffies Ov r shOuI-
deTs. some embroidery trimmed
tOupced skirts; wrappers worth from
75c. to S1-25; price 40 cents.
The evening times., 1901-09-05

Odds and ends Of fine CoutH Corsets.
lace trimmed top and bottom. fun
boned, double strapped hip, perfect MT
tin; double-stay front; regular 5O-cent
COrsets- Special g cents
The evening times., 1901-09-05
SOC Flannel Waists, 29C.

One lot Of aIl-woOl flannel waists, in
a beautiful assortment Of wide and
narrow stripes. Latest effects all col
OrS- Old rose. reSedaS, green. new
Oxford. light lavender. grey, pink. etc.
Regular price 80 cents per yard, for
Friday - cents
The evening times., 1901-09-05
Special Bargain in
WOmen'S Night Gowns.

A lot Of Women's Fine Nainsook Night
Gowns, with square necks and trimmed
with beading and ribbon: also good quail
ty Cambria AID Cotton Gowns. with high
and Y necks, trimmed with hernstitching
and lace.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
NEWS FROM GEORGETOWN.
The University Hospital Fair Proves
Success

The Georgetown University Hospital
rair A. v-'+h much -S-lecees last night
The attendance was large. The Marine
Band, which has been furnishing the nu-
sic, was substituted last evening by St
Paul's Catholic Church Choir. Those who
are assisting the committee in charge
are; Mrs. Charles StOhlman. Mrs. Hof-
hIger Mrs Archer. Miss Britt. Miss Nc
Carthy. Miss Clements. Mrs. O'DOnag ghue.
Miss Virginia Patterson. Mrs. Pattfson.
Mrs Schneider, Miss Gertrude K,ifer
Miss Ida Keifer, Ms. George 4. HYDE
Mrs Hugh T. Taggart. Mrs. James
o Nea4e, Miss Mary kearney. Mrs Mary
Lyddane. Miss Addie King, Miss Smith.
9iiSs Louisa King. Misses WOItEingtou
Miss Florence King Miss Emma Kin,
Miss Kate Lyddane. Miss HOffenmauer
and John A. Heenan. George w Cook.
John Horlgan and John F. Stake. known
as the -Four Johns who have charge Of
the paddle stand.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
49c VeiIings, 25c.

Neilings for face and hat wear on
white with black velvet and Chenille
spots; combination Net Veilings. very
latest styles; also plain Neilings-a
yard, % cents
The evening times., 1901-09-05
Fridays Our
Remnant Day.

Final closing prices on all sum-
mer and surplus stocks. Odds
and ends, short lengths, broken
sizes and assOrtments, etc, of ev-
cry kind and conditiOn-all mark
ed for easy buying and so ar
ranged that you may know at a
glance whether or not they viii
meet your need
The evening times., 1901-09-05
2IC Drawers, I2Ic.

odd lot Of fine Muslin Drawers. with
deep hem and tuCks- others have hem
stitched bottoms: regular 2i-cent val
ue. L IL cents
The evening times., 1901-09-05
Hosiery Department.

II pairs Women's Fancy Cotton Hose.
in black and red checks and stripes sizes
TO S1e- Reduced from soc TO 25c pair.
Is pairs Children'S Fast Black Cotton
Hose, with double knees. heels. and toes.
sizes . 5la, and 8. Reduced TO , pairs for
50c-
First floor.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
Csc Ladies Bingham
Aprons. l5C.

Small lot Of ladies' Gingharn
Aprons, large and small checks. with
strings, pockets. regular 2J-cent value.
Special, l5 cents.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
25C HandKerchiefs. lie

Z3-cent Swiss and Linen Handker-
chiefs, lace embroidered and plain
edges; hne quality; slightly soiIed, II
cents.
The evening times., 1901-09-05

Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr-.
viii furnish Newport society with its
theatrical amusement tonight. The draw
ing-room Of their villa has been trans
FORMED INTO miniature theatre and
among the prominent members af tn
cast will be &-r. Percy Wyndhdm. of In,
The evening times., 1901-09-05
Special Bargain in
Mems Hall Hose.
2qc a nair.

. dozen pairs Mems Isle Thread Half
Hose. In fancy striped effects An excel
lent quality.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

e-.'=ssoE Es-Tvrr and his niece, Miss
Paulding were among the guests enter
tained by Miss Leary at her di1saar. Civ
en- in Newport last night in honor -
Archbishop Corrigan, of New York. The
Misses kieckhOefer played throughout
the evening.
The evening times., 1901-09-05

Funeral services over the remains Of
Edwin H. Harner We're held this after
noon at the late residence Of the deceased.
o'4o . street northwest. Representatives,
OF The Independent Order Of Odd Fellows.
ine Grand Army of the Republic the Jun
LOT ana senior Orders OF United American
Meehauics the Independent order OF
1hli'd American Mechanics, the Good
Iemplars, the Rechabires the Daughters
of ODD Fellows ATTENDED the funeral
me pdllbedTScrS were members of the
above orders. The impressive services Of
the order OF odd Fellows and Grand
army Of the Republic were conducted.
The intermcut was made at Oak Hill
The evening times., 1901-09-05

well, and Henry /. Peckham are now
being loaded with coal here They will
take away total Of about 600 sons.
Herbert and Hugh Hanger are suffering
with typhoid fever. at their residence ON
\ Street.
DR. Louis " Ritchie is an at his home
32Jy Street His condition is regarded
as critical
The evening times., 1901-09-05
WOmen's S4 and SIS c. no
Fall Skirts. UL'1O

Women's oxford and Black Dress
and Walking Skirts; aH-wOol black
and blue cheviOt cloths: some trimmed
new panel effect with satin; some fare
and fiOunce effects; some with double
rutfie fiOunce. All perfect and desira-
BILE, and values worth up to s.. Special.
S2gS
The evening times., 1901-09-05

Mr. and Mrs o W. Potter, Of Chicago.
announce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Horton Potter. 70
Mr.. John Black. a young attorney Of Chi
cago, and son Of Gen. John G. Black.
Miss Potters engagement Is one Of more
thdH ordinary interest. as besides being
one OF the most admired bellies OF her
city, she has made great success in the
literary field, her first novel having been
written when she was scarcely sixteen
years old. Miss Potter is now only tWen-
~. and made her debut two years ago.
the event being one Of the most fashion
able functions Of the season.
Notwithstanding her many social
claims, she found time 10 write and give
10 the public a historic romance. TN
canoniZed. although her most recent
novel, The House Of De Mailly~ rqs
probably won for her more atteI.tfon than
anything she has yet attempted AZ pres
ent she Is writing novel. the scenes 4
which are laid in Egypt and for the ma
terlal or which she JOurneyed there last
winter, remaining some months.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
British Embassy.

Mr.. Frederick Alger, son Of General
Russell A AIger. and his bride. yvere Civ
en- reception by the Misses EIdridge
yesterday AT their summer home in Nor
folk, in the LetchfeId Hills
The evening times., 1901-09-05

Shipments Of fuel from Georgetown
have been heavy this summer, over TWEEN
ty large vessels having loaded here The
vessels Malcolm B. Seayey, Agnes Fol
The evening times., 1901-09-05

MALARIA CAUSES BILIOUsNEss.
Groves Tastelcss Chill Tonic removes the esuss
The evening times., 1901-09-05

Morrison b Crusor has sold 90 Mary l.
Green. part Of lot Is iu HOlmedd $ addl
ton 90 Georgetown.
The evening times., 1901-09-05

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wolf have returned
from two months visit 70 the seas Jrs
The evening times., 1901-09-05
Woodward
and
LOthrOp,
New neutrality-suspicious..

Our business hours are $ a. m to 5 p. r.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
Velvet RibbonC
Way Below the Regular.

10-yard pieces of No Black Satin
back Velvet Ribbons. 16c.
No. 8. l inch wide, for sc yard.
No. Z. ~ inches wide. &c yard
No. 9. 2 inches wide, sc yard.
No. L, 25z inches wide, 12c yard.
The evening times., 1901-09-05

Dr. LIewelIyn T. Davis and family have
returned from their trip 10 Buffalo and
outing at FauQuier Springs.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
csc Felt FedOras, 65c.

A new lot Of Felt Fedoras for the
new seasons wear. the 9Sc grade. 65c
The evening times., 1901-09-05

A libel suit was filed in the United
States District Court az Baltimore, Tues
day, by John II. Jones, captain Of the
schooner Hattie r. Giles, now lying at
Cropley q BOtelers wharf. near the
loot Of Thirty-third Street. against the
Armour Fertilizer Works. The amount
claimed by Captain Jones 10 be due him
Is &odJD, balance on freight from Bdlu-
more 10 Washington, and SIS for three
days de1urrage
The evening times., 1901-09-05

Charles r. Pickford has sold 10 John F.
Green, parts Of lots . .. and IN Harlem,
Just west of this place
The evening times., 1901-09-05

- q pGiAs
Regular Value, SOC.
First floor.
The evening times., 1901-09-05
Senator Lodge. who went abroad some
time ag0 is now in Berlin

Mrs John Kean, mother Of Senator
kean, gave dinner an evening OF two
ago al her summer place at Pride's Cross
ing, Ma ss. The affair was IN honor OF
Senator Mcmillan and Senator AIIison.
and Senator keau, son OF the hostess was
also among the guests. The latter went
on from New Jersey especially for the oc-
and fern.