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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-07-25

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-07-25

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... f.r Annapolis Junction, connect
.r .uf .he Junction With trains ioI
.r. Washington, ana other points a.
50 "a. 200. Arrive AL = o. - NJ
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-07-25
July IS 1901.

SUN AND MOON.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-07-25

OLIVER l.. FASSIG,
Section Director.
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A hasty man never wants woe.

A. J. Sneli wanted to attend l party, but was afraid to do so on ac- count of pains in his stomach, which he feared would STOW worse He says, T was telling my troubles to a lady friend who said: Chamberlain :; Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy will put you in condition for the party I bought a bottle and take pleasure in stating that two doses cured me and enabled me to have q good time at the party" Mr. Shell is a resident of Summer Hill, N. r.. This remedy is for sale by W. l.. De woody & Co.,, druggists
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0HHY @sse j. :. / .::: ST0RY.
Seems to have been a bit too 7aucn forGWeli saTllich oile wasit?"

Seems to have been bit too 1aucn for-Welf, sWh.ch ole was it?'
 f'Aynscote." H%s
 fI thought it was the Talented for. eYnor-thehlan v,itlthe ffl,.lc. You're asbit difficult to fo!Iow-so rapid. Sc it's Aynseota, is it: Well. yod're play ing With fire thcrt.''.
 She locked pleased. "Eea!ly? What do you rc@0;"
 " sll. he'E | r:eody terear at the best of titAe'; Fecl;:eas too Mind. t@ l. does it Ee'u do 1t tteceitl.. May pcs. si'AT take ,';s gun ont al0@e befo4e brea's!a@t and !s.2nazs,sa 2 fa.al &2pis. s.!: iA setting over a St.!e. N, ,4iv wil. G"o9. except am a@d yoa- and lac.p l3ts ca:i't i!e@a ttlat."
 It's fife k.4a Of thia& th@t has lap, pc.od."
 live never had 8 mda actually Ell fli4seis for m". 'Ie dad three saave tie country, ll3t tl&,, uaa ell.
 .I.an seem to rather like tAc iGea'' s,S2N' e;ta yos: say sue. l4sl3it}e aaa aajest things: wouldn't lave 1t ha5. pen fci' allt4iag in tAe world. St.ll, t i@ e...y natural t9 L. pleased at roal. plis4eat, am th:st 15ct3d lse red eoa!. .pl!i4a4t. ' CEaa doesn't l,l;l Etr.sai. fo1 G0th.:osg. EHt # won fe."
 "i'r@1aisy net. It Got.s.'t haf:@es once in q thousand sil4es faat 1aaa goes hat !enss,,3I. :;z..!,I, .#G osui.2. Ayl4s. cQtt.=but Wr won't ,liscs:ss it.
 Sae reaectel 1eH | minute CT two T Il fe@sire him tonight aftoe Gin3es,, :, she s;s.t!'. =. it ieaz=i i>= q gooa excuse Bui#I q late T. s....
 
 .ates .n tae day AFllScszte sought he out. He looi;et, sufficiently Hdpep.;u Lock Epa', l say, wish you'd do ne a good tuI:. Ihe tact Of the case iS that I've been I!l!ucly enough 10 o..ens | your coasin.
 Il congratulate you. Keep it up' Don't hc aa idiot. Fm pretty ser. ous."
 Good heaveas. Is everybody be com::sg serious:'
 ~ is;.t do you mean: It was al kIii Ot!ts Ii. i!tl kiiUA lli!. IlA AttS dBOu this internal country. If you could jus say q word fer me to her and tell hel thas. Never lnnd tae details. It's til, absolute truth missed nly road
 Suppose I did, would you do some thing for me:'
 Anything you like
 "NeYy well then. Tell her yourself tonight after dtnner-shell listen l. you then., Don't ask ne how I know It's fact. In return, 1 ask you to arol her. Pick anotEer quarrel and GU her.
 That's simply silly, you know Where would be the sense of it?''
 'She needs it. It would be q usefu moral discipline for her."
 Well, we'll put it in this way. If should think so, will. If Hot, I won't You don't appreciate your cousin as yol should"
 And of course the poltroon gave il completely. The eyelashes carried i as usual. And the growth of my cous in's seriousness is temporarily arrested -Hlcclz and Vhitp
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:a reply :o inquiries we has F445s= me in apaoHneins that Ely.s i.iquil Cream Balm is like the solid prepara- tion of that admirable remedy in that i cIeansos and heals membranes az feeted hy nasal catarTh There is TO G4ytns ul sneezine. fhe Liquid Cream Balm is adapted to use by patients who hayo trouble in inhaling through the nose and prefer spraying. The price. including spraying tube is. z5c. Sold by druggists or mailed by Ely Brothers, $ Warren Street, New York.
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i00] Serious
V vcsaaY PAIN.

E. ,,vca...y oi''," said my 1 ... r...lY il .4g;.i .s';:l G'Feop e? l :, ercla hes. l sail NotA- |vb
 ys.o 4bfae Ji e aaaa UEn1a: t.1r old. she continued !. always as cid as one f,.a~ed, And it appeared sst the right thing. 1t i' [9p to say tie right thing to [srs for it taa much, and i7 (53 lauch. Besides, l hno" sa., b.tscl,y. "whea I've 1 rsgaect and bro! .en= my Ess-t5 co:3c to you. You're ss,eaat,le t.ie \ paimist ill ls.o3 to I9eliye Twas mere |F.tt1rsd.9 .......,...,.
 @sacet, do. [ think yea Fstll .As for lear5. l know |..l I've 10 syn!Ia ny [sd hri.eve you eu@!.t to be
 oA, ,q...:s.. saiyitua2. Lets l 14ve less o1 t4"ir cen
 .attiiIei atiei Haa'l.e it 8 iAess E..gal resarl foF yoar family
 so5a advice.
 t. you daE understand h1'
 Nobody ever has under [aef!y If l had ever cone
 g.... 'ai5.iiio understood H1e l marrieJl hi3l. Never mine
 l. CT position or money married !4;"l just because
 ,ille.s
 ,Gt leaked cut. V Il, j Elisaa,lerssaHd you, you V Ii te thank. .
 Iuli ctsil., imagine how that \ ia,s lle at present. Ant tco-aliao&t every lnaa l vi
 have lleen glad to marry sayialss-Fve not really heel ke,lto he. Iye been though 1 |Gl hcart .ess. and capricious
 tli5,petiod of OUT acquail.t rot going to tell me tha'
 Gst eyaet.S that.
 al all like that. I've hat tace Of t sometimes to peo lyez,iot known tAe circEm ie only thing i could aceust todd be slight friEolity. Ba
 e the frivolous ne hasns
 Me. You undeia tand - De least
 will, because the real nt
 ut now. I3n becoming acri 'ps it's because Im growing tlow, can see RI the folly Fss of t!.e city Way Way Of liyi.a:a Et to'-
 fnent; when you went oi
 iea hunt tie other after
 y0ar lone self, where dd
 al .'
 came. And I didn't want
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

Pin Bluff. <rk. Dee. 1G. 19ol- Deer Salsta Claus m a little boy ten years old. l will tell you what want want express wagon. good pair of gloves. winter cap to wear a waist, a pair of shoes to wear to Sunday school X nice Christmas book. candy oranges. apples and nuts. viii go to bed It o'clock am your little boy,
 CHARLIE NICHOLS. ! 99 East Fifth avenue
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ARTHUR FEE 2 SON

Pine Bluff. Ar2z, Dec 16, 19o1- Dear Santa Claus: 1 am boy four teen years old. want a pair Of gloves and 2 trunk. and 1 wish a good cap and nice shilt and some nice Christmas books. and q nice pair of SGnlay shoes. oranges and apples and nuts. Coed hye,
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GOLD D'NHEAD

fanaration. Heals and protects the Mem bfane. Restores the sousfs of taste and smell. No mercury. No injurious drug Regular size, 50 cents; Family size, !1,G0 at druggists CT by mail.
 ELY BROTHERS, 5G Wa.gSl St, &swYerk
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EUROpEANJ COMBINATION (GhENST US IoOSSgBlE>
PSfiCk w. iCLLS, UDied g ates Merober o5 tbe Ps'patopai Court of Arbitration at The Hague

N HE talk about combination of the European powers against the United States is fanciful and impract l E cable. They have greater for quarrels
 among themselves than any of them has against the kMA United States. All talk the contrary in parlia ESy ments and in the press is n my opinion, merely cover for increase ill tariffs by the particular
 is we certainly complain. It vindcates own policy
 Moreover, 1t Is question whether 1t Is desir 10 will compel Us to adopt policy of reciprocity which 1 sfermanent benefit to tue cou1lrrv
 adentsof one thing, whatever may be the attitude of governments classes:
 sN "s of THE COMMON PEOPLE IN EUROPE, NOT ONLY IN }NDs "-oo"0 o0 No e'NN '''-''' ue increased prestige and power of the United States
 ~ polncs with hope and delight They recognize great guarantee of peace and progress
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It is not the eowl that makes the friar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18
JOE GOULD

Pine Bluff. Ark el1ec 10. lso1-- Dear Santa Claus: Plcase bring ne T rocking horse ard saw. am four years old. Don't forget ne. Bring nla some oranges, apples. candy and some fire works So2 West BarraQae street. N0Hr little boy.
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Six Million Boxes a Year.

In 1895, none; in 1900, 6,ooo, ,ooo boxes; that's Cascarets Candy Ca thartic5 jump into popularity. The people have cast their verdict Best medicine for the bowels in the world. All druggists. LOG.
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WfifRl man saould he tel} wis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

Nevea gut certainty for hope.
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1ane Bluff. A'h. i2ee. 1a. 1aal.- p ar Santa Cl;,es: { wish yoa wou!l bring ne 2 sled. n pair of skates. a hol:l, drum. q waSan, cap pistol 2 littie aaW and eaw-bUck, 8 set of g2?1gn tools and D earden sprinkler , suit Of clothas. an=efcrcoat =sams bo..4in@ blocks. ' h6y.s toy tool chcst with | set of tools. some apples o9gnEos, bananas. candy ana some nuts. and aaHeif of boots Good 3ya Yosr friend,
 FRE13I.s& CHRISTOPHER.
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He was scant o news that tauld his father W2s hanged
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

ai7q Biuff Alf.. Dee. te. f9at.- Pear Santa Claus: , would ike f=i' Yc4 ta bring He rocking harze a3 Ut two feet hish. sew and saw, huek. and sled, holn } e.&gon, 2 cap pistol. suit Of clothes, oyercoet, #hHitl- iase h1erfea. 3 boys teel ehe&t viii J-az. ellrr3 and q as5sss.' acf .asis4 aa2 9cats. That's all except apples eea1ees, Gs:.z=.ssa@#, al. e..aasT.. Yosr 5.9tie H51, '7i..e -. G;at.l.5a.
 .lsase bliae me 2 little train
 Pine Stuff. Ark. Dee =1e. f9ol.- De-, Santa Claus Please bring me i doll. horn. a wagon. hood and a cloak and Cllristm9s tree Bring n19 some apples. oranges, bananas, nHts and candy Please bring ny little brother q rubber doH and hood and cloak and some other nice things Goodbye Your little boy.
 nI
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FIR ANk NICHOLS.

TOD East r.ftl4 avenue.
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SANTA CLAUS LETTERS.
(Continued from Page 2.)

3beeause he always }wants mine o yeA Santa, I forgot my fireworks. ~ilA close Hith happy New Yea' and a merry. Christmas Your littl, friend.
 FREDERIC EUGENE LIE LAURIN live at 1214 State street.
 Dear Santa Claus aPlease bring me I da8Al dressed in pr9 hle, a doll buggy q Coll bedAnuts and candies. Thal is all for this time. Your little friens.
 MARY FOE.
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Nothing is so bold as a blind man

II is quick y absorb ed. Gives reiicf at once. Gpels and =clcanseS the NaSa l
 PAssages. \ ilaYs In
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

| sa.., bitterly. "whea I've ', rs.,,ect and bro! en# my Esf- l. co..lc to you. You're sr,e9atllc t.ie. paimist ill |s.ol to lyelife Nas mere ti,,@a :"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08
a NEW ENGLAND ROMANCE.
Railroad 1Inennte Returns 10 Wed
lElae EocfN en-

BOSTON. Jan S-With the marriage
Of AIpheus B. Stickney and Miss May
Crosby. at the home Of Rev Thomas
yanness. IN BrookIire. Mass. last even
ing a romance Of forty years
was completed About twenty guests
were present. all friends OF the
bride. and most OF them from her
home al Dexter. Ne Miss Crosby wore a
simple travelling gown OF crepe de chine
and had a red rose IN her hair. which is
tinSed viii gray.
The romance began when Mr. Stickney
was 4 struggling attorney in Maine. Now
he has sought cut and married the woman
Of his choice after he has become wealthy
and the head OF a great railroad system il
the West-the Chicago Great Western
Mr. Stickney was student IN Josiah
CrOSby's law ONCE in Dexter. and il was
then that he formed an attachment Cor
Miss Crosby. who was thirteen years
younger than he After he left Dexter 10
seek fortune in the West things did not
go well with the CrosBys- When. month
find his bride. he went directly to Dexter.
an dthere learned that Miss Crosby was
getting as the travelling companion of
wealthy woman With Mir and Mrs
Crosby M SJickney came to Boston, and
il was here the reunion took place Mr.
Stickney is now ffty-nine years Of age
The newly welded couple left for New
York. where they viii spend several weeks
a the Waldorf-AsJOEia- They viii then
go abroad
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: nue!..t Exrcctea 10 Die.

RALEIGH y C.. Jan. S.-N. p AIIs- On,
sen q Dr. willis Allston. who had q re
FolTer duel GA the street at Li.tIetou. in
which eleven shots were fred b. himself
and John Robertson. is expected to die
lie Is judge advocate general Of tEe $ ate
Guard He and Robertson had a quarrel
some months ago. AUstCu had severe
attack Of pneumonia. ana was GONZALES
cent when he and Robertson met IN the
pcstciIce- Robertson attacked him Tae
postmaster separated them Both went
home and armed themselves met ca the
street and had duel ANstou was shot
twice, once ia the breastHear the heart
Ine bah has not been extracted. Robert
son vas shot In the back. Allsrou is a
member Of notable family, the lighting
AlIEECus-'
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08
MILLIONAIRE J. B. DUKE SUED.
President OF Tobacco Trust Charged
with Breach Of Contract.

SOMERVILLE. y J. Jan 8--James B
Duke. the millionaire President of the
American Tobacco Company, was offend
ant in the Somerset court yesterday to a
suit for 81. 1e0 for breach Of contract with
his former horse trainer. Charles Ordycke.
Trainer Opdyeke formerly drove Mr..
Dukes irOtting stock or the grand cir
cult and superlntended his breeding sta
bieS on his big estate here
After Trainer Opdycke left his service
Mr.. Duke disposed of his trotting stock
and Guernsey cattle, RACED his big barns.
and has since turned his attention to hor-
ticulturaI pursuits 1t IS TO Mr.. Dukes
change OF fancy that Trainer Opdycke at
tributes his dismissal before the expira-
ton of his contract. Opdycke testified
that Mr. Duke never made a complaint
about the manner in which he managed
his stock. and that he now owed him
1870 for eleven months salary and com
missions.
Mr. Duke was in court by the side OF
his counsel. former Representative A =
Clark. He viii probably take the stand
and state his side OF the case today.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08
COLUMBIA IN NEED OF MONEY.
President Low Makes an Appeal to
the Nevy York Public

President Low Makes an Appeal to
the Seyy York Public
NEW YORK. Jan S-Columbia UnIyer-
sity needs financial help It's trustees,
through President Low. have issued an
appeal to the citizens Of New York for
aid necessary to meet the current obllga-
lions of the university without curtdIling
its eiGca 'onaI work The amount requir-
ed is estimated at 800. coo a year. and a
good part Of it has already been pledged.
President Low hopes for donation IN
excess of actual requirements which VIII
permit the erection OF additional build
ings.
The appeal Of the trustees gives some
interesting figures. The cost of land ard
buildings on Morningside Heights was
s6.516, 300-17. while the Improvements at the
College Of Physicians and Surgeons called
Tor an expenditure OF SO. 1854 To the
total sum interest amounting to 1886 5I9. 90
IS added OF this large sum the .aiver-
sity has paid S4.250. Geo. L has also pro-
yided for the payment of $3.50 coo more
leaving an outstanding debt of So 900. 800
The annual interest on this debt amounts
TO $4,000. 70 meet which the trustees
make this appeal for help
They have figured that N eight years
with uncurtaiIed educational work, the
university viii be able. by the increase Of
income. to care for It's floating debt. The
difficulty is to meet this yearly interest
charge and AZ the same time conduct its
educational work without retrenchmenl
For the academic year ending June 30.
1897. the university had a deficiency dis
regarding interest Of S4S260. For the
coming year ali current expenses except
the interest can be met
For a few years. and a few years
only writes President Low. the univer-
sity needs help TO prevent its debt from
being further swelled by borrowed inJer-
est The university confidently turns TO
the citizens Of New York"
The trustees assert that the university's
plant has been increased n value by more
than $3.50. eco, calculating its new site
at cost This site. figured al It's present
market value, would increase the value Ct
the university plant TO S.G00 coo. at least
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08
Life insurance is
good for your family.
Health insurance is
good for both YOU
and your family.

You collect health insurance by
living. You have to die before life
insurance can be collected.
IF you knew your health wcs
threatened you'd insure it if you
could. You can insure your health.
The stomach is the vital center
of the body, The whole body IS
nourished from the stomach. The
blood IS made III the stomach =
disordered stomach means disor-
dered blood, di5ordcred body, disoT-
dcred brain. You never heard Of
a sick person with a sound stomach.
Make your stomach sound and
you insure your health.
How? As thousands Of others
have done by the use of Dcctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
It's the one sure medicine for the
stomach. It heals. It strengthens.
Words fail to express what suffered
for three years, with cold Cfills paipitatIOu
of heart, shortuess Of breath, aid low spir-
It's, writes Mrs A ( Jones, 81 wafer
boro, CoIIeton Co, S G could not
sleep and really thought I would soc.I die.
Had a peculiar roaring through ny head
all the time Was so eIII4ciated and weak
I could not feed myself NJ aunt induced
me to try Dr. PierCe's Golden Medical Dis
covery, which I did only 70 please her and
SIX bottles cIfred me- Today an sound
and well. During the three years I was
sick had ave different physicians. .
Consult DR.. Pierce by jette-. free.
All correspondence private. Adj
dress DR.. R.V. Pierce. BuEafo, \ \.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08
srEAMER RICHMOND SINKS.
The Passengers and Crew Escape
From; The Vessel.

RICHMOND. Va. Jan S.-The steamer
Richmond. Of the Old Dominion line
which left here Sunday morning. sank
near Grave Yard Beach an hour later
Capt Theodore Catherine was the com
mander- When near the point named the
boat struck, and a Few moments later the
crew were forced TO abandon their duties
on account of the iuiOWiug OF water The
vessel sank rapidly, and her hold filed
with water al Of the crew and the two
passengers aboard escaped
The steamer had = cargo Of seventy-five
tons for the Richmond Cedar Works, su-
mae, cotton. and tobacco. With the exc ep-
ti0u Of the wooden ware. most of the car
go IS damaged to 4 considerable extent
Wrechers yesterday begun the work of
raising the sunkeu vessel. The Richmond
was built here in October, 1870 by the New
York and Virginia Steam Packet Company
She was launched in 1872 For years past
the vessel has been used almost entirely
for freight
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08
harged with syvIndIinE.

CHICAGO. Jan Sc Walker Apple
gate. who represents himself as President
Of the American Pianist Company, was
arres. cd by the police OF the EngIewood
station yesterday. on warrants sworn out
uy + C. Carter. Superintendent OF Oak
woods Cemetery. Carter alleges that The
stock which AEpIegaJe sold him in the
American Pianist Company is worthless
and warrants which he obtained charge
Epplega with obtaining money under
false pretences- He says he w5s induced
10 take stock IN the company by roseaJe
tales Of the cOmpauy's work and future
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08
Two Judgcship- disposed OF.

RALEIGH y c., Jan. S--Yesterday
morning Judge David VI Furches was
sworn IL as Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court by Associate Justice Montgomery
In the afternoon Charles \. Cook was ap-
pointed by thv Governor associate Justice
10 fill the vacancy caused by Judge Fur
Ches' promotion, and was sworn IN. This
ends complications which had developed
during the past few days.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08
\ Suspect Killed by an omcer,

RICHMOND Va. Jan. Sat Big Stone
Gap Sunday night officer Newton Collier
shot and killed a man named Collins,
whom ne had arrested with some others.
charged with breaking into store Col
Inns. after being disarmed. ran into the
house, seized another gun. and WAS in the
act Of shooting the officer when the fatal
shot was fired
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08
A GIRLS ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
MoIIie EVarehine, of FrizeIIburl,.
NJ shnnts HeraeLE

WESTMINSTER. Nd, Jan. S.-Jouie.
the daughter Of Charles WarehIme. Of
Frizeubgrg. about fave miles from West
minister. shot herself with a revolver yes
Jerday morning
and she went 10 her fathers bureau took
out his pistol. went into the spare room
and shot herself In the temple The
wound. owing to the girls iuezperience
IN handling the weapon. is not very seri-
GUS Z
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08
s,.eIctam E-onnd In - MoantaIns.

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. s. despatch
from Norton. Wise county. says a hui
uan skeleton has just been found IN one
of the deep mountain gorges almost in
sight OF town. A pair Of gold 5pectacles.
part Of the clothing. one glove. 81 cents
IN silver. and q bottle Of whisky we're
found on the spot. but nothing TO
identity the man The bones indicate q
man rC medium size and he had evident
" ieea deed from one to two years
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08
sInraIc Quarries Not sofa.

LYNDON. Jan S.-The London agent OF
the Ca.rara marble quarries denies the
report hat Senator Proctor of Vermont
Or an American syndicate has bought
those properties
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08
BRINGING An ARMY HOME
Cost of Returning the Volunteers
From the Philippines.

Expense said to Be DC
ca>ioned by Delay IN Passing the
Ar.ny EiIG-secretnry Root Declares
the Govern Could Have Saved
SI.GCO.0G0 Through Prompt Action
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08

Mrs William F. AIdrich and Mrs Lillian
A. Pratt. of Alabama. viii be al home at
1851 New Hampshire Avenue On Tuesdays
January -. and 70. and February u and
o6
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08

The engagement has been anuuonced Of
Miss Beatrice Allan Rates, daughter Of
Col. andz-Mrs- James \ Bates, to Capt
Robert Seweu. L 5. \. son of Senator
William J Sewefi
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08

Miss MacFeagh is spending the week
with Mr. and Mrs. William George Weld
OF Baltimore. and last night, with Miss
Davis a sister of Richard Harding Davis
who is also a house visitor. were guests
Of honor-at a dinner given b. their host
and hostess Later the company at
tended the Monday German at Lehmann's
Hal
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08

Mrs. Elizabeth Staufer Moore. of
New Hampshire Avenue, gave
tea yesterday afternoon TO intro
duce her daughter. Miss Irene Eliza
beth Moore, 10 the Fashionable world The
hostess was assisted ii receiving by Mrs.
Mary Moore Richards. Both ladies are
sisters OF Senator Clark OF Montana.
Other members Of the receiving party
were Mrs. George HUFF, Mrs. E. C. Rob
bins. Of Greenboro. Pa; Miss a. G. Hall,
Miss Sarah Quay, Miss Gather. and Miss
Whitman. Of Germantown Pa
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-08

Ire First Assistant Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Hill held their first at home Of
the season last night The seventy five
guests present we're made up almost en-
tiTely Of the official and literary circles.
together With a number OF representa-
tivcs from the Diplomatic Corps. 4 sup
per. at which the guests were seated,
was served later in the evening