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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-04

Teeth extracted and flied absolutely
without pain BY our late scientific
methods. No sleep-producing agents
OF cocaine. These are the only dental
parlors In FOnolulu that have the pat
ent appliances and ingredients to ex-
tract. ill md apply gold crowns and
porcelain crowns. undeteetable from
natural teeth, and warranted for ten
years, without the least particle Of
pain. Gold crowns and teeth without
plates, gold fllingr and all other den
tai work done painlessly and by spe-
cialists.
Gold crowns, IS; full set teeth, IS;
bridge work, IS; gold filling, 81 up;
silver filings, soc.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-04
WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Mean TenperaruEe-75l7- :. -.
Minimum temperatures
Maximum TemPeTsture-Se
Baroneter-30-0s irregular
RaiufaII-0.e1.
Mean Dew Point-s37.
Mean Relative Hanidity-sT-
Wind.
Northeast; ? 70 O.
Weather.
Weather clear in the forenoon
cloudy and threatening from tbs
south
Forecast for Today.
Cloudy and unsettled weather
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-04

The December meeting Of the
Mothers and Teachers Club viii be
held AT 5 p. N Friday Following will
be the program: Music Garden
ing. d. L. Van Dine Cooking Mrs.
Jonathan Shaw. Music.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-04
New YorkDental
Parlors.
Room :, Elite Building. Hotel Street.
THE DENTAL SPECIALISTS.

No More Dread of the Dental Chair.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-14

'kluczem Leon Czofgosz. Policya|
[miafa sic tam ma bacznosci. Wy
|siano juz przedtem znaczuy od-
'dziat wojska, azeby W razie potrze-
by pomagafo policyi. Okofo 6,OO0I
|os6b otaczaio wiezienie, lecz poll.
|cya trzsmafa tium W nalezy tenn od-i
idaleniu, Dopiero po godz, 10 vie.
Eczorem zaczeto rozchodzic sic do
|dom6w.
BUFFALO, 14go Wrzesnia. i
Pred wyjazdem do New Yorku
'oswiadczyf DIR. McBurney, re zofa-
| 'dek prezydenta funkcyanuje male
s5ycie. Poniewaz okazafa sic po-
,trzeba odzywiania wygtodzonego
spacyenta, dano mu bulionu, sucha-
trek filizanke kawy. Pokarm ten
.zamiast wzmocnic chorego, osfabif
60. Skarzyt sic Mckinley ma boil
sbrzucha. Pulls uderzaf okofo 140
razy ma minute przy 100 stopniach
sciepfoty krwi, Powinien byf ude-
rzac przeszfo so razy mniei. Pre-
skonano sic, re zoiadek ME trawi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-14

lmonarch6w do miasta, kt6re ma
|wyglad swiateczny. Wszystkie do.
my So obwieszone choragwiami,
!dywanami i wiencaml.
BERLIN, 14go Wrzesnia. :
:Prezydent Kruger, cieszacy sig
Iwybornem zdrowiem, uwaza spra-
we Anglii W Afryce poludniowej "a
|stracone. Me zyczy on sobie in
:terwencyi mocarstw; poniewaz ia
Ewyszfaby tylko ma pczytek Angli-
Ikom.
PETERSBURG, IA Wrzesnia. i
;Syndykat niemieckich i rosyjskich
|kapitalist6w, ma czele kt6rych sto-
ia bankierzy Mendelsohn Bleich-
;roeder, jest gotow ma poreczenie
|rzqdu, na zastaw kolei Moskiewsko
IRiazanskiej Pofudniowo Wscho-|
Idniej, udzielie pozyczke 80 milo
now rubli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-14

il przydybano go ma g6rze Marcy !
Roosevelt ME m6gf przybyc do
North Greek pred 6 godz. dzis ra-
/ no, poniewaz 35 mil musi przebycI
powozem. Tutaj spodziewaia sic
2jego przybycia miedzy Z a s godz'
grano. Czeka tn ma niego specyal-
| my pociag, azeby przewiesc go do
Buffalo.
GDANsK, 14go Wrzesnia. i
EWczoraj o 8 godz. rano rozpoczefyI
Isie manewry foty. Eskadra ME
smieckich okretow wojennych alta
kowaia zatoke gdanska, broniona|
sprzez baterye nadbrzezne i dywi-
! Eye krazownik6w pancernych. BIZ
Etwa morska trwata przez cafy dzien. !
/ Obiad odbyf sic ma cesarskimi
syachcie ,,Hohenzollern". Brali wi
/ min udziaf monarchowie, wielki|
sksiaze Aleksy, ksiaze Henryk pru-|
ski i admirafowie foty. Car Mike
Hal wrocit II godz. W nocy ma
yacht standard.
Dzis spodziewaja sic przybyciaI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-14

szwiaszeza pred wydawnictwami
sgazet, ma kt6rych oknach pojawia-
Fly sic cd czasu do czasu buletyny
IL Buffalo; trwoga oczekiwano
! skazdej minuty wiadomosci o smier-
lei prezydenta i kilkakrotnie roz-
schodzita wiadomosc, il nastapiia
ssoczekiwana katastrofa, azeby zn6w
szrobic miejsce nadziei. Wkr6tce
gpopofudniu rozeszta sic TAXA via
sdomosc, okofo godz. Z nawet u.
kazalo sic ,,extra" wydanie pewnej
ssensacyjnej gazety donoszacej o
ssmierci McKinleya podajacej je-
] go nekrolog. Kiedy sic dowiedzia-
no, re wiadomosc byfa fafszywa,
3powstafo ogromne zaburzenie pred
sbudynkiem wydawnictwa owej ga.
azety policya musiafa zaprowadzac
4 porzadek.
Smutne wczorajsze wiadomosci, !,
siz W stanie zdrowia prezydenta ma
sstapit zwrot tax niebezpieczny, ze'
ustafa nadzieja utrzymania go przyI
szyciu, - zwiekszyfo take .rozdra.I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-14

Chinski ksiaze Czun, brat
cesarza, zwiedzaf wczoraj Hamburg
Il byf ma obiedzie u dyrektora linii|
|Hambursko Amerykaiskiej.
Move okrety przewozowe Ii
nil Hambursko Amerykanskiej|
| |beda kosztowafy AZ miliony marek. !
Wiedenska ,,Neue Freie|
|Presse" wysmiewa siege zjazdu ca
lra cesarzem Wilhelmem, powia-
|dajac, re obydwaj ze strachu przed|
lanarchistami narazaja sig dobro-
|wolnie ma morska chorobe.
- Evelyn B. Baldwin dotarf dol
|punktu pod 7S stopniem szeroko.|
Isci 38 dfugosci geografcznej.
|Szuka teraz przejscia przez lody,|
Iw kierunku pofnocnym.
- W Amsterdamie ma kongresieI
Iantropologicznym m6wif DIR. Rabi-I
novice potrzebie zakazu zenienia|
sic zbrodniarzom, azeby zapobiedzI
|zbrodniom, poniewaz skfonnosc dol
|wystepk6w przechodzi rodzicowi
.na dzieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-14

iznienie przeciw aresztowanym q.
Snarchistom. Jak wiadomo, ma
swczoraj byia naznaczona rozprawa
W sprawie wypuszczenia ich nawol.
snose pod kaucya. Ot6z pred gma.t
schem kryminalnym zebrafy sic
sogromne tfumy, oczekuiace pre-
Swiezienia aresztowanych do gma.,
chu sadowego policya slusznie.
sobawiaia sic, il moze przyjsc do,
srozlewu krwi. Uproszono przeto',
'sedziego Chetlaina, by rozprawa
sodbyla sic W gmachu kryminal-E
snym i tax sic tez stafo. Sam gmach;
\ ten zapefnif sic ludzmi; ME przy-s
9szfo prawdzie do zaburzeh. ale!
.ogromne rozdraznienie byfo wido-:
lczne. Sami zas aresztowani, po;
9wiekszej czesci W czerwonych kra-i
awatach, nawet z czerwonemi r6-;
SSzami W butonierkach, ME zauwazy.'
Iii tego, lub udawali, re ME zauwa.!!
zaja, bo wygladali wesofo, nawetj
3niekiedy gfosno sic Small. Policya;
lwytezaia caia uwage, by ME do,
4 puszczac do wrogich demonstra-I
cyl.
Pc argumentach adwokat6w stron;
( lobu, sedzia ku niesadowoleniu o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-14

spokarmu, a SERGE speinia zle swoje
;funkcye, Dano choremu kalome-;
lu oleju rycinowego dla przeczy-II
;szczenia zofadka i kiszek, oraz di-!
gitalis, azeby pobudza6 SERGE. Cho-
remu zrobifo sic lei ma pewien
przeciag czasu. Niedfugo potem
ssity zaczefy opuszczac chorego, a,
|sekretarz Cortelyou uznaf "a rzecz
lst6sowna ME taic pred ludem a.
Imerykanskim smutnej prawdy, re
!zniknefa nadzieja utrzymania glo-;
| Wy panstwa przy zyciu.
BUFFALO, 14go Wrzesnia. i
! z powodu zfego obrotu choroby;
prezydenta wydaf gubernator Yates
proklamacye, odraczajaca "Dzien,
stanu Illinois" ma wystawie pam
ameryk anskiej ma czas nieograni-|
czony. Podobna proklamacya wy
Idaf gubernator Durbin odnosnieI
do ,,Dnia stanu Indiana"
ALBANY, N. Y, "A Wrzesnia. Il
Y North Greek wysiano gonca dol
|, Taha was Club" z wiadomoscia dol
!Roosevelta o ziym stanie zdrowiaI
|McKinleya. Roosevelt wybraf sieI
b 5 godz. rano W CORY, ma polowa.
ME. WysSano "a MIN pieciu ludzi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-14
Hrabia Waldersee otrzyma

- Hrabia Waldersee otrzymaf
9od cesarza austryackiego wielki
skrzyz orderu sw. Szczepana.
-Piekarz Sumczynski W Berli-
ME zostal skazany ma pol roku VIE
szienia "a obraze zmarfej cesarzo.
swej Fryderykowej.
- Me ulega watpliwosci, re to.
Eczs sic ukfady miedzy trustem ze-
laznym a stowarzyszeniem Anal
sgamated.
= John Most siedzi W wiezieniu,
Eponiewaz ME m6gf stawie $1,000
kaucyi.
= W Joliet, ILL.,, strajkierzy po-
swracaja po piracy.
: Admiral Ramsay zostaf wi
Emiejsce Howisona mianowany|
5czionkiem komisyi, majacej rozpa.
trzec sprawe Schleya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-14
: 3oIetni Wawrzyniec Witen'

OOIO0HR T'U"1HJ hRH
ski, pefniacy usfugi woznicy u
J, Central Lumber Co., wczoraj
,wieczorem pred godz. Z ma rogu
Fifth ave. i Van Buren str, pokt6.
'cii sic konduktorem. kolei ulicz-
mel Fl. L. Paulsen. Paulsen ude-
'rzyi Witanskiego W glove zela-
lznym pretem siuzacym do przekfa-
DANA zwrotnic i mocno go skale-
!czyf. Witenskiego zawieziono do
|jego mieszkania wozem ambulan.
'sowym, Paulsena aresztowano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-14
Rome wiadomoscl
telegraficzne.

Podobno car cesarzem oma-
wall niebezpieczenstwo, grozace
monarchiom ze strony anarchistow.
= Zachorowaf DR.. Lieber, przy
wodzca partyi centrum.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-14
Prezydent William Me Kiney unar| dis rano godz. 25

sskarzonych odfozyf rozprawe do
sdzisiaj do godz. 10. Ma gmachu
skryminalnym pojawii sic plakat,
zzapewniajacy, re 10000 obywateli
Rdzisiaj wykona sad dorazny ma a.
sresztowanych anarchistach, jezeli
Edo 10 godz. rano nadejdzie wiado-
smosc o smierci prezydenta.
Naturalnie, rozdraznienie docho.
sdzi dzisiaj do stopnia najwyzszego,
Vi aresztowani anarchisci, = zwfa.
sszcza jezeli ma wolnosc zostana wy.
spuszczeni. w wielkiem znajduja
Isle niebezpiecz enstwie.
MOrderstwO.
Wczoraj wieczorem okofo godz.
sp6t do 10 wszedf 25letni Henry
Goodman, 1915 Dearborn str, z
sdwoma bracmi swoimi, Jerzym i
| SHenrykiem, do piwiarni Simona
5Younga pm. 3547 State str. Przy
spiciu i rozmowie wywiazafa sig
sprzeczka pomiedzy Henrykiem
sGoodman a zatrudnionym tam
str6zem, murzynem, o wfasnosc
sjakiegos psa, przyszfo do bojki.
sGoodman chciaf wfasnie stoikiem
uderzyt murzyna. gdy gospodarz
| przyszedf pomoca str6zowi j mad.
bieglszy z rewolwerem, strzelif do
Goodmana, trafajac go W piers,
IRaniony wyszedf chwiejnym kro-
klein lokalu, doszedf jeszcze do
|bocznej uliczki tam upadi bez zy.
scia. Henry Goodman sfuzyf W woj.
sku ma Filipinach ma zaszczyt-
| ne swiadectwa. Simon Young 20.
| staf aresztowany.
Bryan W Chicago.
Wczoraj wieczorem o godzinie 9
|przybyf do Chicago ma dworzec
Union VIM. j. Bryan powitafo
|go duzo czionk6w organizacyi Car.
tier Fl. Harrison League, Okoto
1900 obywateli zebrafo sic ma
!dworcu, ale powstrzymano sic cd
|wszelkich haiasliwych demonstra-
|cyi z powodu smutnych depesz
|wciaz nadchodzacych Buffalo.
'Bez muzyki, bez wielkiego orszakus
'zawieziono goscia do Sherman
|House i tam Bryan udaf sie zaraz
do swych apartamentow. Jeszcze
'wczoraj liga przyjefa rezolucye, by
lodtozyc demonstracye v Sunnyslde
Park ma dzisiaj przeznaczona; od-
|czytano odnosne rezolucye Brya-
'nowi, kt6ry W swej odpowiedzi po.
'chwalif rezolucya ligi z wielkiem
Iubolewaniem wyrazaf sic TRACE
|dyi buffaloskiej o ciosie, kt6ry
spada ma kraj caiy, bez wzgledu ma
partye w MIN reprezentowane.
Po Bryanie przem6wi} burmistrz
Harrison W tym samym duchu.
Ma dzisiaj wieczorem burmistrz
|zwoluje specyalna sesya rady miej-
'skiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-14
Nieszczesliwe wypadki.

= SOletnia Catherine Kelly,
Swdowa zam. pm. 625 W. Is str,
Fzbiera}a wegle ma szynach kolei Belt
Lime W poblizu 80 ulicy, kiedy ma
.deszla ranzujaca lokomotywa,
sprzejechaia ja ma miejscu zsbifa.
= Eugene Geary, SAB Sheridan
ave. Fred. Miller, 2S4 N. Ayers
ave-, malowali dom Marquette sto-
5jac ma rusztowaniu, gdy rusztowa'
! ME sic zafamaio obai spadli wy.
lsokosci 10 stop. Pierwszy Mich
sdoznaf uszkodzeh wewnetrznych,
"a drugi pokaleczyt sic bolesnie.
- Louis johnson, 1913 Town
send str, pracowaf wczoraj przy
:nowym gmachu zwiqzkowym, gdy
'spadf gfaz ma prawa jego noge i
tax mocno zgniott ja .pomiedzy
kolanem a kostka, re prawdopo-
dobnie amputacya bedzie nieu-
chronna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-14
Kronika MiejScowa.
Rozdraznienie W miescie.

Ogromne rozdraznienie niepo-
k6j panowaty W miescie przez cafy
dzien wczoraiszy i noe ubiegfa;
|Aumy zalegaiy ulice srodmiescia,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-11
DEATH OF LORENZO SNOW.
The President of the Mormon Church
Passes Away.

SALT LAKE. Utah. oct u-Loreuzo
Snow fifth president of the Mormon
Church Of Latter-Day Saints. who died
here yesterday afternoon, was born in
MantGa. Portage county. Ohio, on April
3. ISL
He prepared C0- college in RaveEna, and
entered Oberiin College. but not finding
the facilities there that he desired he
planned in 1896 20 go 10 an Eastern insti-
tuition. but before carrying out this pur-
pose ne visited Kirkland. Ohio, TO which
place Joseph Smith and his feIIow-AIor-
mons had removed from this State. and
became "a convert to their faith
The following year he began work IS q
missionary In $50 he went 90 Great
Britain and aided Farley z. Pratt. Presi-
dent Of the British Mission and his sue
cessor- on his return 70 this country ne
organized the Nauvo0 Legion, the body OF
Mormon troops in Illinois. and he also
had charge of the NaUvoO school. He
conducted the campaign planned 90 make
Joseph Smith President Of the United
States in lS44- cut short by the murder OF
the Mormon leader I'm the Jail at Car
thase, H. He was active in seeking the
far Western home Cor the Mormoas. but
Illness prevented his reaching Salt Lake
until 1878. lie was made one of the
Twelve Apostles in lS.9. and from that
time on was one OF the most active ana
influential Of the Mormon leaders. In 1872
he was made a member Of the Utah Ter
Tit0riaI House Of Rtprest natives. and
was a member Of il and the council. the
coordinate branch for thirty years. He
founded Brigham City. Utah. iu 1850. and
made it successful In 1853 he made
mission tour in Italy. another to the
Sandwich Islands I'm 1854. where he mar
rowly escaped death by drowning. and in
lNt2 ne made tour of Europe and PaIes-
tine lie was active in the educational
interests IN Salt Lake CITY for many
years, and ~ one time he was head Of the
High school
Mr.. Snow was made President Of the
Twelve Apostles I'm 1859. President o. the
Mormon Temple when f. was opened in
lNS3- ana President Of the Mormon
Church. ou September Is, 1885, 70 succeed
MILFORD Woodruff
Among his literary works are. The
Italian Mission. The Only Way 10 BE
Saved. 90 The Voice of Joseph" The Pal
esJiue Tourists. and translation OF the
Book Of Mormon" into Italian. He was
convicted as pOlygamist Of unlawful
cOhabitauOn' In 1856. but the sentence
WAS set aside by the Supreme Court.
II Is believed that Mr.. Snow was the
chief influence IN the alleged attempt 20
revive the open practice Of polygamy- He
was among the siEuers OF the declaration
that the church should abandon this
practice Soon after he came into pow
ct. however. the priesthood began the de-
fence Of celestial marriage and the
election OF brigham n Roberts 10 Con
gress followed. Mr.. Snow is believed TO
have had at least eight wives and over
seventy children
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-11
a MUSTANG HUNT BEGINS.
Wild Horses Pursued by Bands Of
Mounted Ranchmen.

KANAB, Utah. Oct u.-Huudreds of
wild horses are flying in terror over hill
and plain. pursued by bands Of mounted
ranchmtn. The annual mustang hunt is
on
Ranchmen from all over northwestern
Arizona and southwestern Utah. with
some from Nevada, began 10 gather yes
terday at Pipe Spring Ariz. The start
was made as soon as the sun first began
20 show itself over the Kanab Mountains
Tw0score men. mounted on the best
horses at their command and supplied
with relays to enable them To keep up the
pursuit, started. The chase viii last sev-
cral days
Although the mustangs seldom make "a
vicious fight. there is no keener sport
than a hunt Of tbs kind The only mus
tang hunt on record in this E~aiity was
held two years ago Then 3uJ mustangs
were shot and 1.5VJ captured, and indica-
lions are that this record will be sur
passed
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-11
MRS. DEFINES CONCERT.
An Enjoyable Musicale at the Con-
EressinnaI I.Ihrnrr

One Of the most enjoyable concerts yet
held IN the music parl0r at the Congress
sional Library was given last night by
Mrs J. n Deyine. Of this city. who en-
tertained large perty Of friends Mrs
Devine rendered number Of vocal and
Instrumental selections in a delightful
manner and responded TO several encOres
Among those who participated in the
musical programme were Miss Cora
H5wes. in vocal and instrumental seIec-
tons, and Mrs. Edwin Thornton. Of Wash
iuston, and Mrs Thomas Robson. Of
Leigh. Neb-. in vocal solos
Among those press nj were lIr and Mrs
j NJ Dvviue, Mr.. and Mrs s Edwin
Thornton, Mr. and MIS- G. r. PirtIe. Mr.
and Mrs r y ogden. AR and Mrs g
j. Cunningham. Of Dawson CITY Alaska.
Mrs. Thomas RCbesOn, of Leigh. Neb.- Mr.
and Mrs Frank Cunningham Miss Cora
n Howes. and Miss Mabel Johnson
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-11

CHARLESTON. w Va. oct. u-Rev.
w D. Sharp. If the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. was brought here ycster-
day from Grecnbrier county by Deputy
United states Marshal Cunningham ana
placed In jail on the charge of using the
United States mails for fraudulent DUP
poses Rev Mr. Sharp. whose home is AT
Alvin. GrceUbrIcr county. was taken be-
fore United States Commissioner Robin
son az LewiSburg- 10 is alleged that ne
forged checks in the name OF several
prominent residents Of that section and
used the mails to hide his identify be-
having the checks cJshed at the Narliug-
ton Bank and the money sent 10 tirtitinu s
address, m White Sulphur and other
uoStotIcss in Gr5eubrier county M.
prisoner is about thirty years OF age. and
has wife and family.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-11
THOUGHT TO BE INSANE
An Old Wan Arrested on Complaint
of HIS Wife.

Thomas T. FenJ0n was locked up al
the EIfth precinct statlouhouse at an
early hour this morning on complaint Of
his wife. Annie FenJon. Fsnton is be
iieved 90 De insane. He is seventy years
old and has been employed as q machinist
at the navy yard ON Friday. September
T. h. was admitted 10 Providence Hospi-
tai after having been on a protracted de-
hauch it is sold Several days ago the
PHYSICIANS decided that they could do
nothing further FOR him and he was re-
turned 60 his home
Last night, Il is claimed. he became SO
violent that IL became necessary To- caII
in Policeman Joseph f. Bureaugard. who
took the man to the police station The
question Of his sanity viii be examined
into this afternoon by DIS Narbury and
Vale
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-11

CUMBERLAND. Md. Oct u-Wmhm
Q Johnson. aged eighteen years. vas
killed by stone crusher at CorrigIus-
Niile- Allegany county. yesterday after
noon He attempted TO throw belt
WhicS caught his left leg. broke it. wrap-
pcd ms body around the shaft. and Whlrl
cd HIM around, beating his brains o1t
against 4 block on the ground re called
TO Lloyd jenkins 20 stop the engine INN
before he could do 50 II was too late.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-11
NotnbIc career Of a BIind ,Ian.

GREENSBORO. Md. oct u.-James
Smith, aged eighty years. died az his
home. near Burrsville Caroline county.
Wednesday. he was blind from his youth
up@aru. but. Notwithstanding this Attic
upn. made "a livelihood by doing farm
work until "a few years ago ne was n
remarkable aSman. cutting and hauling
wood uuaidod. He went about the coun-
try without an attendant and knew every
county road within a radius 81 many
miles Of whore he resided. and w0uId
walk or drive 20 the nearby town or 70
his ngighbCrs without guidance
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James Lynch today fleI suit for divorce against
his wife. Harriet lynch. on the ground Of de-
sertion. The parti,s were married at Lynchhurg,
Va in Seutsnbcr 1880 and ia July, 1879. the
petitioner declares his wife deserted HIM while
they were living az the corner Of NJ and f.rst
streets. IN this city. Campbell Darlington Is
nam.d rs counsel for The pctluoner.
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81, For PREMIUM STAMPS.
THE WILSON MEMORIAL.
steps Taken to Raise the SubScrip-
ton to SIOO.OOO

LEXINGTON. Va. oct rI.-Georgc H.
Denny. Acting President Of washington
and Lee Cniys rsity. has returned from
New York. where ne attended "A meeting
Of the William l. Wilson memorial com
mlttee. having In charge the raising of
SlVj"' Cor the endowment Of chair OF
economic nj Washington and Lee
About $500" Of the amount has been
PROVIDED Tor, and steps were taken for
securing the remaining $4,000
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

AIiss Anna Depew Paulding Is at the
Washington residence Of her uncle, SEN
ator Depew.
Miss HHdegarde McKenna has Joined
her parents at the family home on Rhode
Island Avenue
The CHIEF Justice and Mrs. Fuller and
Miss Fuller have returned to their Wash
ingt0n home They spent the summer
and early autumn at Sorrento. Ne.
The marriage OF Miss Annie Ridge
Early to Mr.. Ronald Rudolph Fairfax. of
Roanoke. Va. viii take place October 15
at noon at the Early residence on Con
all well the guests viii be- limited 10 rela-
tives and small company Of intimate
friends
The Swiss Minister is expected back
from Europe some time this month 1t
is probable that ne VIII be accompanied
by his wife and her mother Mr.. Lar,ly,
who is in charge Of the affairs of the
legation. has returned from q trip 20 the
ACirOndacks.
The Austrian Minister and Baroness
Heuselmuller, who are now abroad. will
arrive at the legation about the first OF
next month. Mr.. Won Gutenberg. Charge
d'Anaires Of the legation. has taken the
house I7i6 u Street. which is in readiness
70 welcome his wife and their baby
daughter upon their arrival later in the
month Baron Ambr0zy viii spend his
leave in Hungary. where he viii go
shortly 20 attend the wedding Of his
brother. Baron GuyIa Ambrozy, 10 the
Countess Anna WilcsZeek. lady In walt
tTE 10 the A5'noo'h's' isabella oil AUS
Cd her Washington house for the season,
has recovered her pet dog
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hague have clos
cd their cottage II Newport
Yesterday Senator and Mrs. Nelson W.
Aldrich sent out 300 cards announcing
the wedding Of their daughter. Il is
stated that the Senator's gift to his
daughter was a check for just Oue-tcuth
of his fortune which is estimated To be
fully S3.gIt.uIl. John D. Rockefeller. Jr-.
IL is also said. gave each IF his ushvrS
"a block Of Standard OH stock as SOU
VcnIr Of the occasion
Miss Edna Seyera Bachuan. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin l. Bachman. was
married at noon yesterday To MI Charles
David Kline. Of Admission. Ala. The we'd
ding took place at the home Of the brides
parents. 1879 Fifteenth Street northwest.
The Rev. DR. Temis ). Hamltn, Cf the
Church Of the Covenant, performed the
ceremony The bride was attended by her
cousin Miss BE ssie DeEhIm. Of Batavia.
ohio. who was maid OF honor, wearing
white gown. trimmed with cream lace and
carrying pink roses. The bride gown Of
cream lace was trimmed with velvet rib
bon Of the same and her bouquet was Of
Bride rus, s.
a breakfast was served TO the party OF
Tt
ia the fiOwer-decked drawing rooms.
Miss Madeline Gary daughter Of former
Postmaster General James A. Gary. will
Dee married early In November TO Dr. An
drcw Wh.tridge The invitations viii be-
sent out next week. The ceremony Will
take place I'm Brown Memorial Presbyte-
riau Church. Baltimore. and will be fol-
lowed by a breakfast at the Gary resi-
d-uc. Linden Avenue.