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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk Il washington
Steamboat Go.

Every day u the year for Norfolk, NaE-
- port News. and all points South. by the
superb. powerful steel Paisce steamers
- Newport News - Norfolk and Wash
- inGton,' the following schedule:
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Lv- Alexandria, 90 pm Lv. Norfolk.---6e0 pm
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&SFor further information apply at gen
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Phone 80
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Corn Sufferers.

Bring them to our ufice, and We guarantee IN
mediate relief and permanent cure or no pay
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Tickets Sleeping car reservations, and other Ia
formation furnished and baggage calscd Tor and
checked from hotels and residences 6y tnl9a
Transfer Co. on d-GeTs left At Ticket Office =
18th St NV. 81 PsRH2- Ave Nv. and It
Penna. Station
Phone l44i Tor P r R Cab Service
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n HARDWICK. General PaSsr Agent
= s BR0WN. GeaeraI Agent.
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WANTED Two 10 traHtg i've acres I4nd within
fifteen miles n Washington and two miles OF
terms give particulars Address BOX H. RlgeE-
dale Nd I4I7-4
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Leave Washington o,0l q n daily, 4.i9
week DAYS and 6-25 p. n sundays for !
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WANTED settled woman. white or calored Tor
Eashin- and general hgus-yoTN IA Si'ia-i i-.--, /,
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HELP wANTED-sIALE.
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u ANTED-An amateur theatrical company de-
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WANTED-Nau for Insurance work, good pay;
state experience Address Bon SOS. this office
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upon entering: positions guaranteed graduates
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On $500, 80 - -
WANrED-Good position with salary open 70
person who yli IiIFe>E $40 10 HJjvi security. A
dress Bon Is, TINS Once MI
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WANTED Woman To COOK and do general house
work IN small family refs required % C So. -
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NANTEp-Col0ref woman TO cook wash, and
IRON in small family; good wages; stay nights
Apply Isl 81 NV q
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WANTEE-A coIored girl TO DO general house
work. Gail 1865 9Th 81 el
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PIANO, SIS.

One Square Piano SIS cash F. c. SMITH.
1926 Pa. ave. el9-tf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED BY white girl, place as chanberuaid
nurse. 1885 ] ST elg-2
WANTED-By Young German girl, situation to do
housework- 1920 East Cap. 81. eI
wANTED->& place as charnbcrnasid nurse :,rr.
good refs sa3 II. ss- eI
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WANTED Situation a. butler or driver: BY yqunz
man IN private family good REF Apply 81 zlst
st 81
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-MALE.

WANTED honest. strong reliable man any
Kind employment; city ref els 9th st 81
WANTED ycGug man place as coacisrIaH,
butler. driver; thoroughly understands care 81
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FOR sALE-BoUSES.

FOR SAIE-Bay window brick; NV; present ten
ant occupied house oEer five years at 50 per
month; price. Il sold within five days -, 500;
also bakery NV tor, rest. Address BOX 4I2,
this office. ml7-3
FOR SALE-s550 Tor Yearly new house; 1G2S
Kramer St. In perfect cider; very near the cars
$500 for three siz-rOorn bricks 9Th and e ne.
rent At 80. JOHN I. DoNOHOE son, 800
East Capitol 81 mlT-5
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Position a card writer in department
FtoEe; expert address bon 4yI. this Office nj
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E-ANTED-By two respectable coIored women
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Dziv oaice Rours-1o 10 + sod 70 6.
Sunday 70 70 T.
FREE CONSULTATION.
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y ANTED Three women general house workers
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTEl-~@ttled woman to cook and help IN
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WANTED-White girl. competent and re.la5'-S .
family adults: good home ami WAGE for rl-s'5
uue. Apply from 10 o. 1865 Harvard ST. Il
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The Week in Society,":
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

euchre party. complimentary to their
sister, Mrs. Herbert McNillen, of Hunt
fngton. Seven tables were required for
the guests and the AFTERNOON was most
enJoyably spent ty n Seontestants De-
leetable refreshments were served, aft
er which the prizes were awarded to the
winners. The first prize. chatelaine
was won by Mrs. Col. W. w. Arnett.
and the consolation prize, a pair of silk
hose, fell to Miss Dalzell. The visitors
prize. handsome piece of statuary.
was awarded to Mrs. McCoach, of Hunt
ington.
A very quiet wedding occurred We'd
nesday morning at ten o'clock at the
parsonage of Rev. A. w. Werder. on
Fifteenth street the principals being
Miss Olga z. Roller, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Roller. the well
known manager of the Caledonian In
surance Company, and Mr. Edward J..
johnston, a prominent druggist of
Penn avenue, Pittsburg. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs John
ston left on a wedding trip to Old Point
Comfort and Virginia Beach On their
return they will be at home at Pitts
burg.
On Wednesday evening at the Wheel
ing Park Casino occurred the second
sommernachtsfest of the season, given
by the Arion Singing Society They
were assisted by the Opera House mill
tary band and orchestra. and a delight
ful concert was rendered. the pro-
gramme being under the capable hands
OF Prof. Herman NJ. Schockey. The
concert commenced at O'Clock and af-
ter that there was dancing in the Ca
sino until an early hour the next morn
ing. Altogether the affair was most
delightful and enjoyed by an exception
ally large crowd OF people.
~
On Tuesday evening at her home. No.
2701 Moysten street, Miss Agnes NJ
OLeary, was rendered delightful sur
prise by number of her friends.
Among the guests were Misses Lorette
Foose. May Hawley, Anna Swami,
Bertha Foose, Loretto Owens. RATHER
inc O'Leary, Kate Dunn, of Mingo, O.,
and Mayme Lotus. Messrs. George A.
Gundling, James d. Corcoran, Henry
w. Gundling, Clement Cochran. George
Il. CdreHDduer, EDWARD Nariey, FRANK
j. Rock, Adrian Foose and Albert ].
Foose and Charles Hayman, of Dayton,
o. The evening was enjoyably spent;
refreshments being served at the usual
hour.
Among those who left for Atlantic
City, over the B. & o. at midnight
Wednesday were: Elmer Carlin, Chas.
Carenbauer, Harry Tape, Mr.. and Mrs
Gilmartln, Miss Mollie Beltz, James
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SORRY HE WAS A SOLDIER.
The War Upon the Filipinos Not
= Justified by Conditions.


STEUBENvILLE. o.. August 1o-Mil-
ton Brown, colored soldier who has just
returned from the Philippines. makes a
statement which Is rebuke to those who
favored the war which has been waged
In the Philippines. lie says TITS n
dirty. dirty shame to be fighting those
poor people over there. After was there
three months and got to know them and
their motives for fighting / was sorry l
was Il soldier and fighting them. don't
know that / ever shot any Flipinos. but
IL did / am sorry. They would not be
over there shooting them II they were
white and not brown boys. ! know many
white soldiers who feel as / do The
Filipinos are well educated, intelligent
and just as capable of governing them
selves better than we are. 1 am. going
back but not to fight. am glad ! am
out of the army. Some reckless white
soldiers shoot the poor Fillpinos for pas
time at the slightest provocation.
1.-THE Filipinos feel they are fighting for
their liberty. They never did us any harm
and were our allies once, and we should
not be fighting. They read and know
about the lynching of colored citizens
here, and wonder why we want to civi-
lie them when we are so barbarous and
can't govern here"
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bridge Springs. where they have been
quartered at the hotel Ryder for the
past month.
Last Wednesday evening at their
home in Park View. the Misses Angie
and Nellie Terrell charmingly enter
tained number OF their friends. The
evening was passed in the usual divert
isements and at the conventional hour
luncheon was served.
Miss Stifel. daughter OF the late DR..
Stifel, formerly OF this city, whose
home is now in Allegheny. is the guest
OF her aunt. Mrs. William F. Stifel. of
North Main street.
The many friends of Miss Sue NJ.
Caldwell. will be panied to learn that
her health is in such a state that she
was compelled to leave with her mother
for New York City on Wednesday. TO
consult a specialist. Her large circle
OF friends in this vicinity hope for her
speedy recovery.
The fourth annual reunion of the de-
scendants OF James Darrah, was held
at Wheeling Park Tuesday. There
were ninety descendants invent; all
had an enjoyable time.
On Tuesday evening at the Mozart
Park Casino, Prof Jacob j. Reineke
entertained his dancing classes. Many
visitors were present and all had de-
lightful time Prof. John Long furnish
ed the music for dancing.
On Wednesday Miss Rhea Haskins
assisted by her sisters. Misses Mary and
Edna, entertained a number OF their
young friends at Wheeling Park. The
little Misses Haskins are daughters OF
DR., Haskins, of the South Side. These
who participated in tae days enjoyment
were: Misses Leola. Hilda and Mabel
HARPER, Virginia Sehenek, Marie Daep-
kin, Master Albert Daepkin, Miss War
rem and Master George 0tte. Masters
Harold and Clyde Schenek. Miss Lore-
ma Sehenck and Masters William and
Nile Menkemiller. All passed an en-
joyable day, and were enthusiastic in
their praise of the courtesy of the park
management. The young people were
chaperoned by Mrs. Haskins.
49,
The Misses Helen, Martha, Mary and
Isabelle Caldwell charming daughters
Of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Caldwell, are
rusticating on the farm Of Thomas Ray
near Clinton, w. Va.
~
On Friday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Margaret Prince. No. 105 North
York street, the Kings Daughters, OF
the Second United Presbyterian church
held a most successful lawn fete. An
unusually large crowd attended and a
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CAMBRIDGE.

CAMBRIDGE, o., August 10.-At the
nlants of the American Sheet Steel and
American Tin Plate companies, IN this
city. everything Is quiet except for
few minor repairs that are being
made. There are no indications OF
resumption with non-union labor. The
new Cambridge rolling mill. which 10
out of the trust and would prove to be
81 profitable investment at this time.
shows no signs of beginning opera
tons.
Large numbers OF striking mill wofk,
ers have taken employment on tno>
street paving contract and with the
CITY commissioner, who Is superintend-
ing the opening and grading OF severai
extensions to the city's streets.
In the proceedings to Dust Council
man /. N. Tompkins, of Pleasant CITY.
nine miles south of Cambridge, Tor re-
ceiying money on contracts Win tne
village government, the jury disagreed.
three for conviction and nine Tor ac-
ouittal Another case will be instituted
against Tompkins by the anti-saloon
league, which Is at the head Oh the
matter. sta 1Fa
The Faremrs' Grange OF Guernsey
county will give their annual picnic
at Inns grove August IL. Eloquent
oratory and assorted music will be the
main features. -.
Harry Tingle, an artist on the Pitts
burg Dispatch, visited relatives IN THIS
city last week.
One and a half miles OF street rail-
way will be in operation, IN this city
by the list of January. The road
which will be extended to Byesyiile.
pleasant City and Hartford next
spring, is to be built so far as practic-
able on private right of way, and
fast schedule will be maintained. Tho
rails ties and rolling stock have been
ordered and the power house equip
mept is almost completed.
The city council OF Cambridge has
endorsed the Amalgamated Associa-
tion and declared its demands just ana
reasonable.
The Tuscora Steel Company, an in
dependent mill located at Newcomers
town, is expected to be operating With
in month.
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Stewart, Mrs. A. C. Stewart, VIM. O.
Porterfield, JOHN c. Stein, john Dailer,
Henry Balzer, Mr.. Porter, Will McNabb,
NJ. Hirsberg, Grid Naylor Mrs. Schop-
per. Miss Laura Nesbitt, Henry BiebeI-
son. Gus Medick and wife, Strobel Hall
Andrew Mckinley, VIM. Ziegenfelder.
Harry Klieves, L. Miller. Louis
Helffer, Trainer, Cox, Vermillion, Zim-
mer. ]. G. Gaskell, Col. Mooney and
party of Fairmont; Gordon Balankis-
ter, Chas. Phillips, E. j. Clark, Hayes
VIM. Heiner, Albert Theirs and Mrs.
Chas. F. Winner.
Invitations have been received here
for the marriage of Miss Elba Claren-
tine Hoffman ard Mr.. John Dement,
Muldoon. both of Shepherdstown, w.
Va. The wedding will be solemnized
at st. Peters Lutheran church, Shep-
herdstown. Thursday evening, August
2. at o'clock. Mr.. Muldoon was for
merly of Elm Grove and Wheeling. but
of late he has been ono of the most
efscient instructors at the Shepherds
town State normal school.
Mrs. AL. Glass and sister Miss Elsie
whitaker, returned Friday from Cam
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birthday of the Hon. John Birch Of that
place, and all of his children came to-
gether TO spend the day with him at his
old homestead. There was speech max
ing and entertainments of various sorts
all helping 10 make the day a never to
be forgotten one. Among those who
attended from this city was Prof John
NJ. Birch.
Mrs. w. W. Gilchrist, Mrs. Cecil Rob-
inson and daughter. Miss Gertrude. left
Wednesday morning for Mt. Lake Park.
Mrs. f. B. Bowie and sons. OF the
Island. left Wednesday morning for
Gaithersburg. Md. where they will Wis
it Mr.. Bowie,s sister.
The lroquois club gave most sue
cessful dance at Blue Ribbon hall. Ben
wood. on Friday evening. All persons
having received invitations and conse-
quently a large crowd attended.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians held
their annual outing at Wheeling Park
on last Thursday, and one of the larg-
est crowds of the season were present.
All kinds OF sports were INDUCED In
and the picniekers enjoyed more than
the usual amount OF fun. A large
crowd of the male members of the order
went out In the evening for supper
A quiet wedding will occur August
21st at the home of Mr.. w G. Jones
6S Indiana street, the happy principals
being their charming daughter, Ida
May, to Mr.. George Burton. of Four
teenth street. They will Immediately
leave for San Francisco, Cal. where
they will make their future home. They
VIII be accompanied on their trip by
Mr.. j. b. Carmichael. of Wellspurg
w. Va, and William Burton. The
young men have accepted positions In
that city.
The Blue Ribbon club will entertain
their friends at Mozart Park Casino on
Monday evening. August 18th. Prof
Long will play.
On Wednesday evening, at her home
on Sixteenth street, Mrs. Ed Schnell
was rendered very pleasant surprise
party in honor of her twenty fifth
birthday. The evening was spent In
various diversions, dancing being the
chief feature. At the usual hour re-
freshments were served. The hostess
was the recipient of many handsome
presents.
On last Friday evening an unusually
successful lawn fete was given by the
Kings Daughters of the Second United
Presbyterian church, on the lawn OF
Mrs. Margaret Prince. on North Front
street. During the evening cake and
home made candies were served.
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O'Clock p. m. at the home of the brides
parents on Swami street The wedding
ceremony will be performed by Rev.
Mr. Cameron, of the Methodist Episco-
pal church. and the bridal couple viii
be unattended. A wedding supper will
be served after the ceremony. and the
bridal couple viii leave on late-rain
,for Chillicothe, where they will 20 into
their newly furnished home.
4 boating party was given Thursday
evening on the Ohio by the younger so
ciety set In honor OF Miss Mary Adams,
~ Baltimore, and Miss Bertha David
son. of Clarksburg They went up the
river several miles and took supper on
she shore, before returning home.
Miss Cora Rocknestein and Miss Bes-
sic Mcpifiitt gave n dance at Fries Park
Wednesday evening. They were con-
veyed to the park In large transfer wa
gone and the wagon made the trip three
times. Janicki's orchestra furnishea
the music for the occasion, and al
twelve o'clock lunch was served, Al
three o'clock the party broke up and de-
parted for their homes.
Miss Megs Jackson gave dinner
wednesday evening at the Blennerhas-
eeN hotel, in honor of her guest, Miss
Wallis, of Clarksburg, and Miss Fobbs,
of Winchester. Ky. After the dinner
they went to the home OF Miss Jackson
where they played cards during the re-
mainder OF the evening. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Doremus Paden, DIR.
and Mrs. Rolla Camden, Mrs. w. y,
, ieming. Mrs. II. c. Richard, Mrs W.
s. Morris. Miss Tebbs, Miss Wallis.
Miss Bowman, of Pennsylvania, Messrs.
Gilmer Patton. James Jackson, sam
Stiles and B. Il. Blackford.
A launch party was given Thursday
evening in honor of Mr.. William Hop
pie, of Cincinnati. The crowd started
az five O'Clock and went up above
Meals island. where they stopped on
the shore and partook of an elegant
lunch and returned homo Mt a later
hour Those in the party were: Mr.
and Mrs. S. T.. CARL, Mrs. Walter Cash,
Miss Thompson. Misses Emile, Laura
and Estelle Despard, Miss Anna Thomp-
son, Miss Matte Smith, Messrs. VIII
liam Hopple. Doc O'Blenness. j. u. Tag
CART and C. d. Smith.
Mrs. Josephine kohb entertained
number of her friends with tea at
Terrapin Park Thursday evening. Inc
iades went out In the afternoon ana
played cards until six o'clock. when sup.
per was served in the dining room OF
! tile casino. They then remained Tor
the play In the evening. Those present
were. Mrs. .Edmonds, of Washington,
Mrs. Joseph Neal. Mrs. c. ii. Shattuck.
MRS. Kinnard Snodgrass, Mrs. George
Gordon. Mrs. Bernie Rathbone. Mrs.
Gardner Jackson Mrs. Thomas Butcher,
Mrs. Watson TAFT, Miss Lynn Steenber-
gen, Misses Anna and Bessie Murdoch
A picnic was given Friday evening at
Terrapin Park. in honor of Miss Julia
Stephenson, OF Richmond, o.. who Is
The guest of the Misses Stewart, and Tor
Miss Hutchinson, OF Pittsburg. VINO IL
the guest of Miss Stephenson.
lMr. and Mrs. George Elletson gave
family dinner party Thursday evening
at their home on Beechwood Heights, In
honor of Mrs. Elletsons brother. Mr..
Arthur Brookover, of Chicago.
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large sum was realized. Ice cream,
cake and home made candies were serv-
ed during the evening. The. proceeds
of the affair go towards swelling the
building fund of the church.
Mr.. Samuel Harper. accompanied by
his mother and sister, left Wednesday
for an extended visit on the eastern
coast CT Maine.
Miss Maggie Hathaway gave her
Sunday school class of the Second
Christian church an outing at Wheeling
Park, Wednesday, the young people full
ly enjoyed the treat and were loathe to
leave in the evening.
Mr.. J. H. Kirk. accompanied by Mrs.
Kirk and their charming daughters left
Wednesday over the Cleveland, Lorain
& Wheeling railway for grand tour of
all the great lakes as far as Sault Ste
Marie, thence by boat down Lake Micn-
igan to Chicago, from which point they
will return home by an all rail route.
On Monday last at Claysville, occur
red the reunion of the Birch family. 1t
was the occasion of the ninety-drst