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MARRIED.

spE,ScER-RIcE-o Tuesday August 20 1901 al
Alderman Parish Church, Herts. England. by the Hon
orable and Rev Kenneth Gibbs, Katharine daughter
Of the late 5 and Abby Parker Rice. and Mel
son Stanley Spencer.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

I.ormer stoddard who has been seriously sick
for some time. was taken Sag Harbor yesterday
from the home of his parents, No. 329 East Bif-
teenth-st.. where ne has been for the last two or
three days II is said that all hope OF his recovery
has been given up
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The Rev DR.. Moule the youngest son Of the
Rev. II. Moule vicar OF Fordington. He was born
in lsn He took high honors Cambridge and
has published many commentaries on Biblical sub
Jects well a book Of poems In 1895 he wa.
appointed honorary chaplain TO the Queen
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always II Is Tor YOUR tooc- fu1e ana wholesome
Jayne's Alternative is the Safest and surest OF
DfrrFS
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ard Philippines without for foreign
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LAWYERS MEET AT GLASGOW.
JUDGE HARRISON EXPRESSES BELIEF IN Ac
CEPTANCE OF CANAL TREATY.

Glasgow, Aug 20.-The International Law As
socation began a four days session here TODAY
the Lord Chief Justice. Lord Alverstone presiding
Regret was expressed the failure OF the British
American Treaty Ghe Hay-Pauncefote Treaty. and
Judge Lynde Harrison. OF Connecticut, said speak
ing as an American citizen that since the Spanish
American War Americans had recognized the Brit
fish as brothers and cousins. The Judge also said
he believed that the Senate the next session OF
Congress would accept A treaty on the same lines
the one rejected. The American people were
now IN favor OF such a course.
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Wilson Enos. the new stage director of the
American Theatre is rehearsing the stock COM
pany in Edward Elsners new version OF Ouida's
Under Two Flags" which opens the season
Saturday evening, August 81. The subscription
list for the coming season at the American Theatre
ward OF two thousand subscribers were booked.
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The Grand Opera House will open on Saturday
evening presenting the musical farce. "A Run
away Girl
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RE-ORD AND To-DAY'S FORECAST.
Washington Aug GO--A tropical disturbance. which
was first Monday morning east % Barbados has
developed considerable energy that time. and at
o m to-day central southsouthwest q the island
apparent west oy north u1oNen1er
A maximum wind velocity or o. miles an AoUs to-iL
south during Monday night reported from Barbados
ana high winds of less force from Martinique This storm
viii probably continue increase IN energy as y PIo
crosses interests from Turks Island ana tta %
Curacao notified this effect and ADVISED -
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proper continued unsettled, WIN n1i-
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Wednesday portions or the Soi-a AlL-
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and middle plateau. and showers on huislAy N 80
upper Mississippi Valley and northern and western upper
sEe region There decided changes IN temper
coast the winds Will light east 70 south tn ne
Nffa Coast light 70 tesh scutheeS-
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light o south winds
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Virginia generally fair today and Thursday WndS
IS' For Western New-York and Western Pennsylvania
generally to-day and Thursday Wnus hiosuS Ase
easterly-
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WELL KNOWN CAMBRIDGE PROFESSOR AP
POINTED TO SUCCEED DR. wEsTCoTT

London Aug. 3n-The Rev DR. Handlev Carr
Glyn Moule. Norisan professor Of divinity at Cam
bridge University, has been appointed Bishon oF
Durham, in succession 10 the late DR.. Westcott
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Molly Pitcher" the new Revolutionary play. by
Glen McDonough in which Miss Kathryn Kidder
will star this season, will have a New-York pro-
ducton in January. after a two months road
tour. Rehearsals have been called for September.
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hearsing THE Bonny Brier Bush at the Theatre
Republic The play is the work Of Augustus
Thomas and J. W. Arthur The company is
now about start for Saratoga, where the first
performance will be given, and engagement in
Boston VIII begin Monday
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SALOONS ENJOINED.
Citizens Propose to Investigate
Strike at Foundry.
ial Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence OF Inc Evening star
LAUREL, Md, May l, 1901.
writ of injunction has been issued
against all the proprietors of the different
saloons doing business in this town, pro-
hibiting them from engaging in the sale of
intoxicating liquors This Injunction has
been issued on the complaint Of citizens of
the town to the effect that the proprietors
of the saloons have not complied with the
law during the past several years, and
that their plan of proceeding should be in
vestigated before any licenses should be
issued to them. The complainants in the
case, so it is said aver that the requisite
number of signers to the papers have not
been secured in the past, as required by
the law. The injunction affects all four
of the saloons and if it is found that IL
censeS cannot be issued the town will lose
somewhat over thousand dollars in the
way of annual fees.
A demand on the part Of a large number
of the employees of Owens foundry, in this
place has been made for weekly pay in
stead of monthly wages. Yesterday the
demand was renewed and upon being met
with refusal on the part of the owners
OF the plant the molders decided to go out
on strike. The men express their deter
mination to stick to their demand and say
that they will not go back unless the COM
pany accedes to their wishes.
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Parker, Bird get & Co.,
Head=to=Foot Outfitters, Pa Ave. and 9th St.

shall of Clarksburg performing the cere-
mony. Mr.. Frank Dutrow of Hyattstown
and Mr.. William Watkins. brother of the
pride, acted as groomsmen. and Miss MAY
Lyslght Williams of Boyd's and Miss
Woottie King We're bridesmaids The
church was very handsomely decorated
In front of the altar was beautiful large
arch of evergreen with a handsome we'd
ding bell of flowers suspended from the
center, under which the two happy ones
were united by Rev. Marshall After the
ceremony a collation. was served by the
prioe parents TO number OF invited
guests, after which many handsome pres-
entS We're rendered the bride and groom
Inc couple left at once bridal tour
Mr. and Mrs. Tabler will reside in this
county.
While freight train was putting in
car load of fish from Washington this
morning the car got away from the train
men and was thrown partly over an em-
bankment. A wrecking train was neces-
Sary to replace the car. The contents for
tunately, were not damaged.
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DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Barn and Part Of, Contents Burned
LOSS $1,000.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, April 80, 1901.
About o'clock 6Mensaay evening the
handsome new barHs on the farm of Mr..
Francis Snowden, near IA shton, this cou1l-
ty, was totally destroysd by fire. About
seventy-five barrels of asTn. a large guam
tlty OF hay REAPER iaAd number of
other farming implements We're also con-
sumed, and three horsekyiand calf per-
1shed in the flames: The total loss was
about 5000. party eqreSed by insurance
IN the Sandy Spring Company.
The fire was discovered shortly after the
farm hands finished milling, and is sup
posed to have been. CAUSED by a spark
flames spread very fapidly, and it was
found to be useless tooattempt to save the
i've stock in the barn.. All the, cows and
-FOUR horses We're gotten out, but three of
the latter ran back To their destruction
The flames lit up the. country for miles
arouna ana a large crowd was attracted
to the scene. ,;--ya.
Bishop Henry Y. Satterlee visited Rock
vile Sunday, and confirmed "a class of six
persons ana preached to large congrega-
tion IN christ Episcopal Church. In the
afternoon he confirmed a class at Ascen-
sion Church. .Gaithersburg.s.s.4s< .. ..e-
The regular. quarterly, meeting of the
Montgomery Anti-SaloOh League was held
Saturday at Brighton Grange Hail. A
large number Of the churches Sunday
schoois ana temperance organizations OF
the county were represented by delegates
dent Nicholson. of Baltimore and Mrs
Mary X; Hasiup. president Of the Mary
land Women's Christian Temperance
Union, addressed the gathering.
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Mayor and Clerk Renominated

.Speeiai correspondence or The Evening Star.
EVANSVILLE, Nd, April 80, 1901.
A large number of representative citizens
or this town met here this evening in the
Masonic hall for the purpose of nominating
a mayor and town clerk The in
cumbents, Mayor NJ. V. Tierney and Clerk
Clarence N. Walker, were unanimously
nominated for reelection. The meeting
was called to order by Mayor Tierney, Dr.
Jas. r. Owens was elected chairman, and
Mr.. +. A. Holden as secretary.
Mr.. Jackson H. Ralston severely criticised
the town council for having executive ses-
sions. Mr. Ralston denominated them
Secret Sessions" He commended that any
citizen of the town had a perfect right to
be present at all business meetings of the
council. AS taxpayers there We're as much
interested in the judicious expenditure of
the finances as the council. The gentle
man made motion that all executive or
secret sessions of the town council be aboI-
ished. Mr.. j. c. Rogers, attorney for the
town, objected to this, on the grounds that
1t was essential to have these meetings
The motion was laid upon the table.
A statement was made also that no public
exhibit of affairs has been made by the
council. This report. 1t was said. will be
made at the end of the fiscal year.
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COLLEGE PARK NEWS.
reception to Rev. f. s. MidJIptOn-
Census EnnmeratOrs.

-.
Census EnnmeratOrx.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
COLLEGE PARK. Md, May l, 1901.
Inc Ladies Aid Society5of Berwyn Chap
Ell today rendered .Rev.2gF s. Middleton,
pastor of the church, a reception in com
memoratio of his thirty ninth birthday
anniversary. The reception was held in the
gymnasium adjoining the church. Mr..
Middleton was presented with a silk slum-
Der quilt composed of forty-two squares of
handsome silk, with the name of a member
OF the society on each one After the ex-
change of fluctuations a collation. was
served. The reception was in charge of
MRS. l. n. Davis. chairman of the society
~ musicale under the auspices of the
ber"yn CHORAL Society of Berwyn Chapel
was given last night in the gymnasium Of
that chapel 1t was in charge of Mr.. Nc
ElWee, choirmaster. The amusement of
the evening was furnished by talented
S s'hn people of Washington; Among those
VINO took part were Miss Adelaide Leyn-
nam, Mr.. Bache, Miss Helen Rowe and
Miss 1. Pechin. '''O
Prof Henry Lanahan Of the Maryland
agricultural College is i'll of appendicitis
at the nome of Prof H. T. Harrison, a
member of the faculty of that institution
The following is the official list of emu
naefators Tor Prince Georges county, as
announced by census office officials: J. C.
vile district, Alfred T. Browning of River
dale to Bladensburg district, E S. Mecca
hey OF Iceland to Marlboro c. w Tayman
VI room TO Nottingham district, w Alton
Haliahan or Piscataway to Piscataway dis
trict, A. B. Sansbury of Forestvlie To
spalding's district. r. c. Jones of Hairs
TO Queen Anne district. +. c. Connick of
Aquasco to Aquasco district Philip G.
Miller of Clinton to StIrratt's district. De
Wilson Snowden of Laurel to Laurel dis
trlct, j. IL. Blandford of Z. B. to Brandy
VINE district, j. H. Grimes of Oxon Hill to
OXon Hill district Joseph Tarman of For
eStEiiie to Kent district. Charles w Lam
nam OF Bowie to Bowie district H. P
armstrong of Forestyille to Melwood dis
tfict ana II. Theodore Freeman of Hyatts-
Flile TO Hyattsville district, making a total
or sixteen They start upon their work at
once. N-> "'
Much interest is manifested among the
students OF the Maryland Agricultural Col
itSe III Tue coming annual oratoricaI con-
test OF the Maryland Intercollegiate Asso-
citation, to be held Friday next at the col
lego named. Mr.. p. L.. Peach and Mr.. W
W hired Cabey have been chosen as prin-
c1pai and alternate, respectively to repre-
sent the local college
DE- ii. l.. Sherwood, DDS. TODAY re-
turned to his home in this place after an
absence or five months during the greater
part OF which he has been confined under
treatment at the Garfield Hospital in WASH
lnston for an attack Of paralysis
announcement has been made Of the
marriage Of Mr.. Charles R. Mangum OF
R1verdale to Miss Edith Ward of Washing
ton next Wednesday,.
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C0Hncilmeu Nominated.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
GARRETT PARK Md AnrI 20

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
GARRETT PARK. Md, April 60 1901.
AT public meeting of the citizens Of
this town held Saturday evening at which
the mayor, E. D. F. Brady. presided, p. H.
Dorsett and Eppa Norris were nominated
for council for the succeeding two years
The election will be held May 6. The mayor
read report Of public affairs showing that
during the past ten months nearly 800 cubic
yards of stone had been crushed and used
In the repair and resurfacing of the streets
ana avenues. The space covered was about
thtrty-eight hundred running feet of road
way of an average width Of eight feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-01

thousands of situations have been Oh
Star.
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The twelfth convention OF the Women's
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
the general synod of the Evangelical I.uth-
eran Church in the United States will be-
gin this evening at o'clock, in the Luther
Place Memorial Church, Rev. DR.. T. G
Butler, pastor. The program of exercises
for the occasion has been already printed
in The Star.
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John ]. Denning, John y. Whelan Thomas
Qnisiey, Ii. McEnany, L. Hutchinson. ].
Heidenheimer,. NJ. Horne and Tom Trod-
den, il. The various committees We're as
follows: Dancing-Messrs. c. E. Siss, Fred.
Thornett. Il. M. Holden and H. v. Oyster
mayer. refreshment--Mrs. A. Siss, Mrs
Brooks. Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Sturgis and Miss
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Calumet Society Entertains,

M entertainment and dance was given
last evening at Typographical Temple by
the Calumet Society. Those who took part
in TIE musical and literary part of the
program were: The Misses Theresa l..
EUeh!"r. Susie l. Duffy. Bessie Kaiser,
GGa,, Th"rnett and Nellie Burke: Messrs
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Tabler-Watkfns Marriage.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

BOYDS. Nd, April so, 1901
Mr.. Charles Tabler of Hyattstown, Mont
geometry county, and Miss Jessie Watkins
of Cedar Grove were married this evening
In Upper Seneca Church, Rev E. &. Mar
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Prices Down
Again.
Few of our numerous bargainSi

Few OF our numerous bargainSi
Extra Fat No. 4
MackereI, per lib. 1Sc.
Fancy No. 2 Mack
erel, lO=Ib. kits $500
S-lb. cans Asst. Soups 1Oc.
5O=lb. boxes Gloss
Starch = -SG.SO
Best Table Syrup, oft.
cans ==- IOc.
Very Fine New Ma
pie Syrup.
Good Cal. Prunes, lib. Sc.
Cal. Evap. Pears, lib. Sc.
Fine Evap. Apples, lib. Sc.
S=ib. buckets Pre-
serves 25c,
Finest r1ocha and
Java Coffee SIS Csc.
OTHERS GET Soc.
Finest flaracaibOCOf=
fee, per lb. === zoe.
FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY.
Large Fresh Roe Shad zoe,
Fancy Elgin Butter 2Sc.
Wines and Liquors.
T I'll AND BURGUNDY. PER BOT DSr
-.----.-..-- So-"
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Doyle; reception-Messrs. l. Albert Reigel
tonii "a. "heian. John Clark, II. V. Oys-
termayer, Perry Tull, William Skeily
Clarence f. Siss. Fred. NJ. Thornett. Bern.
afd Holden, John Denning and John Kali
denbach
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-06
TALK II OVER
Col. Evans and k. S. Busby
 Confer on Flag Incident
Noithor Had Anything to SRy-NO omoiaI Word Yet Roosivsd-C Evans Wiu Go Down tho Yukon Was Collector at Manila

Col Evans special treasury agent for this district arrived on the State ol California for tour of the American Yukon. He and Canadian Custom ln. spcctor F.. $. Busby were closcted for some time discussing the recent flag incident" but after the interview neither would say anything for publi' cation.
 Mr. Busby" had read the'1 accounts of the matter reaching the home gov- crnments but had not received any official word in regard to the matter
 Col. Evans. said. "Of course this i' American territory and, but there he stopped and said that possibly in a few days the question would be settled by an order from Washington
 He was driven over the city by Lieut. Raiues with whom he was acquainted inthc Philippines and was we'll pleased with everything he SaN.
 Col Evans was formerly Customs Collector of the port of Manila with a rank of Colonel.