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Evening star., 1902-08-23
Kensington News.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
KENSINGTON, Nd, August %, 1902.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad track
men of this place. In returning from work
on the hand car, yesterday evening, Were
overtaken by a locomotive. very serious
accident was averted by the men on the
hand jumping off just as the engine
crushed into the car, which 1t demolished
The men got off with only bad bruises.
Mrs. W. H. Mannakee, who has been
quite i'll, in convalescing.
Misses Elizabeth and Harriet Osmond OF
Havre de Grace. Nd, are visiting theil
uncle, Mr.. George Chamberlain.
Mrs. VIM. L. Lewis has returned from
her parents home In Jacksonville, Md,
where she has been assisting IN nursing her
three brothers, the Messrs. Darby, in SER
ious cases of typhoid fever.
Miss Mary Blackburn is visiting relatives
In Germantown, Md.
The Kensington Juniors Base Ball nine
were defeated by the Wheatons, in a recent
game. The score was to 10.
Falls Church News.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
FALLS CHURCH, Va, August %, 1902.
A special meeting of the town council
was held last night, called by the mayor,
" tdhe dCtiou upoi al dLleSeu OUStTuCllOli
of Lincoln avenue by the electric railroad
authorities. Mayor Walters being absent.
Councilman w. NJ. Ellison presided, with
Councilmen Gibson, Mabin. Thomr bon,
Crump and Ellison present. Councilman
Gibson stated that the electric railroad
company in constructing a culvert at the
intersection Of Four Mile Run and Lincoln
avenue had encroached upon the avenue
about thirteen feet After consideration
the council voted that the company be
notified to remove the obstruction within
twenty-four hours, and il not removed that
the mayor be instructed to enforce the or
dinance imposing fine OF IS for each days
failure.
Mr. Nathan Banks has moved In his
house just completed at East Falls Church.
Prof Irwin Driehaus and Mr.. Harry Gen.
try of Harvard College are the guests Of
Mr.. w. r. Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. r. Copper Saturday
night celebrated the fifteenth anniversary
of their marriage. About fifty guests were
present, who passed the evening in dancing
and other social pleasures. Many beautiful
presents in crystal were received by the
host and hostess.
Mr.. Greenbury Gather, q bachelor OF
seventy-three years. left this morning for
Philadelphia to be united in marriage to
Miss Martha Buckingham. Arrangements
are being made to give M. Gather and
his bride a reception upon their arrival
here next week. Mr.. Gather Is held ir
high esteem here.
Miss Agnes Roreneck has returned from
Evening star., 1902-08-23
A GOLF MATCH.
A Jolly Masque Ball for the Juve-
niles.

niles.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
SPRING LAKE, n. j.. August 90, 1902.
The series of golf matches between the
gentlemen Of Spring Lake and Point Pleas
ants team were concluded on Saturday
last, a
The Spring Lake team journeyed to Red
Bank this week, meeting there the local
golfers, over whom fhey were victorious
This excursion was taken in lieu of the
weekly morning tournament, which has
heretofore been Wednesdays program at
the Country Club. Z 81
A midweek dance was given at the AL
laire this week, which was preceded by a
jolly masque ball for the juvenile patrons
of the house
Lawrence Townsend, United States min
lister to Belgium, who Is summering in
America is at present located at the home
OF his mother, Mrs; Henry =. Townsend OF
siderable portion Of his time on the links
of the Country CLUB.
Among the Washingtonians summering at
Spring Lake this year year are @ MI and Mrs. E..
are domiciled at the Wilburton-b -by-the-Sea.
T. w. Forbes and Miss Forbes of Balti-
more are at Spring Lake for the remainder
of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. v. Tousley of Washing
ton are at the Wilburton.
Mr. and Mrs. o. T. Crosby of Washing
ton are among the recent arrivals at the
Essex and Sussex. They are accompa MED
by Mrs. Crosby's sister Mile lie Boligne.
also of Washington.
At Rehoboth Beach.
Special Correspondence OF The Evening Star
REHoBOTH BEACH, Del,
August %. 1902.
Rehoboth is undoubtedly becoming one
Of the most popular seaside resorts The
reasons for this are very evident. The
Evening star., 1902-08-23
MRS. HALEY'S LAWN PARTY.
Fine Music Enlivened the Happy Oc.
casion.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, Md,

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, Md,
August -, 1902
North Chesapeake Beach was Illuminated
Thursday evening with Chinese lanterns for
the pleasant entertainment given by Mrs
VIM. A. Haley upon the lawn of Mrs Beck
cottage. With the delightful music OF
Haley's band and a number of fine selec-
tions by Mrs. Josephine Daily and Master
Norman DAILY the evening by the bay was
spent in most enjoyable manner Flags
and flowers were seen in every direction,
and the table was loaded with the delica-
cies of the season.
Among the fortunate participants in this
pleasant outing were: DR.. Boyd and his
family, Mrs o. c. Smith of Havana, Cuba
Mrs. King, DR.. Zara, Mrs. Beck, Mr.. Hinkle
and family, Mr.. Lawler and family, Mr..
Robert Shaw of Kenilworth, Me, and many
others, including the Messrs. Peppers.
Evening star., 1902-08-23
E. W. Grove.

Tbi. nsme must appear every boz Of the
genuine Laxative Bromo-Quipipe Tablets. tka
rpmed, that cold IN enc day. . cepts
u, - til slS:u S2t
Evening star., 1902-08-23


mot 6a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-18
Soldier Degraded.

Portland, Ore, Jan. 1S.--A special TO
the Oregonian from Astoria ore, says;
Frank Rakowski, q soldier In the
United states army was today de-
graded at Fort Candy and sentenced
to 10 years in the military prison on
Alcartraz Island, Cal Rakowsh had
threatened to assassinate President
Mckinley
Rakowskl was a member Of Captain
Clokes company stationed at Fort
Stevens, He was on detached duty at
Fort Columbus, Wash, when he voiced
the anarchstic sentiment, and after
arrest by the civil authorities was
turned over to the military officials at
Fort Candy He was tried before q
general court martial
A few days before Christmas, Rakow-
ski became intoxicated at Chinook
and while in q saloon there made the
following statement; President Nc
Kinley got what he deserved, My time
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STAFFORD LOVED
4 WHITE SLAVE
Married Her and Lived VP'" ''"'
berIaud Island
HEIRS WANT THE i'nAN''
,,s,.r carnegie made party to a
suit involving ownership
OF the Property
arIRs WANT THE ISLAND

,., work. Jan. iS.--Andrew Carnegie
Nv" r,odo A party to suit for prop
VIII " .,,od ot 50 600, OOO which VIII be
cry wv noolpst the wife Of his BROTH
Di0as" ,oIys of Robert stafford the
or " ,.,,nd cotton king, says the World
s'a In the action have Just peeh
prepared in this city Tho suit ',. wl'' o DC
rS .scure title to Cumberland island, OH
w. coast Of Georgia, which Mr. car
wv ,,a and his slster-ln-law have mace
hes's Mini % mark and mid-sea home,
pep Yea that the Stafford heirs haa
~, lain 10 the property was discoV-
auy V," ,, Incident. I'm the papers ON
guI ne case Il Is alleged that ROBERT
w. aiSord bought the island now IN dls-
e mHs in 1873. lie had $500 at tnat ulne
apvd went to the island TO raise eoIton'
o. me second year Of his work there
ros married. His wife was hlza-
h hen pernaby, famed 80 The whlte
yeu IT, She was employed by q
S"orela planter and her ancestors We're
GsV,s1I bt she had been sold into slay-
ory and an action was pending az me
n, ,lne 10 secure her freedom, Robert
s s,asord foll in love with her pur-
S Ss hor freedom and made her MS
MIA II Is the descendants OF this
w",oan and Robert stafford who are
r "vST contendng for the &,0)O,OOO.
pobert Stafford died IN New London,
Conn. about fifteen years ago. lie lett
,our daghters, Mrs Mary Palmer, wire
Of Dr. Palmer Of New London, ada
Conn,ess Zlvulkl Of Paris, Mrs, MADEIRA
vosbnrg of New York, and Mrs, Fred"
erlck p. Engels Of Lynbrook l., |,
The property was sold by an executor
o,the stafford estate Attorneys made
a trio to ST. Mary's, where the deed
was on Ale. The deed Is clearly de-
fectlve they saw The Carnegies paid
i5,0OO for the island,
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On A Mrslorlons MInsIon.

New York, Jan lS.--Dr w. B.Cark,
cx-member Of parliament for Calthness
and formerly congul general Of the
Orange Free state IN London, win ar
live In New York on the steamship
iyernla on some mysterious mission
cables the Worlds London correspon-
dent His eXertions IN the Boer cause
have evoked bitter anlmosty among
the "jlngoes and II Is now alleged
that he has gone to Washington 70 in
luence President Roosevelt toward In
tervention. This object was attributed
TO him IN an interview by corrospon-
dent of the Paris Matln, but Dr. Clark
denied having said so, Whereupon the
correspondent In letter to the Times
repeated his statements.
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Rovcott Paper Money.

Columbus. Ohio Jan, 1S-The state
and local boards Of health, before con
Guiding their annual session, adopted a
resolution declaring against the con-
tInued use Of paper money after 1t mas
become soled from constant handling.
The mctter was brought before the
convention by Dr. Thomas Clarke OF
Masslllon. He said that the paper cur
rency OF the country, after II has been
in use long enough 70 become dirty, is
one Of the most prolific sources OF as
eose and one OF the most dangerous
CARRIERS of baccili I'm existance. As
soon as the bin becomes soiled SUM
cIently 10 make hiding places for germs
n should be promptly recalled by
the government and new bill issued
in its stead. The officials OF the asso-
citation viii recommend this action &c
the treasury department.
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Government twice Defeated,

New York Jan. 1S.-Accordlng to the
latest adyices from Venezuela the reyo-
htlonary force under Gen, Codeno has
twice defeated government troops In
the state Of Carobobo cables the Port
Of Spain, Trinidad, correspondent OF
the Herald
A new insurrection has been started
rear Carupano under the leadership OF
Cen Yasquez
Gems. Ratalla and Loreto Lima have
taken up arms against Castro In the
state Of Zamora,
The Venezuelan revolutionary steam
ship Ilbertador formerly the Ban RICH,
Las made two successful landings Of
arms and ammunition and Is moving
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German Credlt system.

Ann Arbor. Mich, Jan. lS,-Dr. Vic
tor c. Vaughan, director Of the medi.
cal department OF the University OF
Michigan and chairman Of the national
committee for the aGiiation Of courses,
announces that the committee expects
the German credit system viii be IN
operatlon IN the large medical colleges
of the country by September. by TINS
system a student can go from one col
lege 10 another and take WORK under
professors who stand at the head OF
their speciality without the delay that
is experienced at the present time IN
other words. the student can have the
advantage of one college containing the
best professors in the country In all
branches.
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Shcen and OIL Conflict.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 1S--A Repub-
llcan special from Cheyenne, Wyoo
says
Reports from Southwestern wyoming
tell of strained relations between sheep
men and oil men in that section sur
face rights are involved and the courts
will be called upon to settle the diillcul-
tics
The trouble not only effeC . this pec-
tlon but win probably exend over COZ
orado and Utah where oil has been ais
covered and sheep are grazed
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appearance Of her husband, Ezra Dorr,
who went TO California in lSi9 from
their home in Florida, N. Y, to seek
gold. After Dorr went to California
his wife waited for news from him I'M
til July 3, 1858 and then, believing him
dead, married James II. knight The
couple lived happily together until
twenty years later. when Dorr reap
peared He met his wife, and she left
knight, who went to British Columbia.
The Reunited couple lived together I'M
til 1885 when Dorr died in Brooklyn.
As the widow Of Dorr, the complainant
viii be entitled TO Il pension from the
L. s. government.
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Two Miners Asphyxiated.

Victor, Colo, Jan, 1S.--John Warner
and Gus Peterson, miners lost their
lives in the May p. mine while being
lowered IN a bucket TO the bottom II Il
SHIFT. They wero overcome by gas.
10th men were Of out 30 years Of aye
and single. Reports from different
Parts OF the district show that the lrey-
hlence Of gas IS quite general due to
changes In tie atif osphere,
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bishops Re.eleoIed.

New York. Jan. fS,-It has just been
learned that the Church Temperance
society held a secret meeting at the
board rooms Of the church mission
house recently, and after receiving two
letters OF Bishop Potter and Bishop
Doane, resigning from membership IN
the society, placed the letters on file
and then reelected the two bishops for
the ensuing year to their old places on
the board OF managers, This action
was taken, Il was said. after a discus
sion on the question Of Sunday open
ing of saloons.
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Of enlistment In the army viii soon ex-
pirc and when II does I'll see That Pres
idcnt Roosevelt gets the same dose that
C2olgos2 gave Mckinley
Radokski's sentence ls dishonoraDle
discharge, forfeiture Of all pay and az
lowances and confinement In the mill
tary prison at Alcatraz Island for a
period Of ten years
CAPTAIN Cloke stated this evening
that he knew little Of Rakowskl ex-
cept that he formerly resided on Mil
waukee avenue Chicago
THE man seemed to be q quiet tel-
low" said Captain Cloke, and prior to
the time Of his anarchIstlc utterances
at Chinook, never gave any trouble
lie was drunk whom he threatened the
life of the President"
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TO Investigate boundary.

New York, Jan. 1S.--It is announced
that Sir Thomas Hungerford Holdich'
the geographical expert appointed by
the, British Government to investigate
the boundary question between Argen
tine and Chilli will start on Jan, 80
from England for South America, ca
bles the Heralds Valparaiso, Chill, cor.
respondent. During his surveys he WI
receive no suggestions from either the
Argentine or the Chilean commissions
so that his work win be Of an entirely
independent nature. The session Of The
Chilean congress has closed.
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the date Of the last prior tidings from
him. He says he viii return TO Port
land when his health shall have been
sufficiently restored, and intimates
that this vii be soon Financial losses
and consequent attack Of brain fe-
YER that held him unconscious for sew
eral weeks are given in explanation
of his strange silence.
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After Glucose Factory.

Peoria, his, Jan. lS--rhe interests
which propose the union Of all the glu-
cose and starch factories into one great
organization have made a nattecng Of
fer for the purchase Of the plant OF the
Illinois sugar Refining company at Pc.
kin and there seems strong likelihood
that It win be accepted This plant Is
independent. II was originally con-
structed for the manufacture Of beet
sugar which did not pay and a year
ago was converted into 1900 bushsl
glucose factory steps were being tax
en- for increasing It's capacity TO 2OOOO
bushels per day. 1t Is owned by Pre-
torla and Pekin capitalists.
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Lost Man Hoard From.

Portland, Ore, Jan. 1S.--Frank RAJ
kowski, the degraded soldier who
threatened the life of President Roose-
welt passed through this city last
night, under guard, on his way TO
California, TO serve his sentence of ten
years on Alcatrag Island.
Portland, Ore, Jan, 1s.--Aleo X. Bell
who disappeared so mysteriously from
this city two months ago has been
heard from Two letters from him ar
rived In Portland yesterday, one 20 his
fiancee, and one to his mother, Mrs. A.
r. Bell They were written in Los
Angeles, Jan IA, just two months from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-18
Cornering Electricity.

New York, Jan 1S--From Liverpool
comes again the report that J, p. Nor
gan has under way deal o. vast irn-
portance TO the electrical world involv-
ing combined capital of $4,000 900,
says the London correspondent Of the
Tribune. The Westinghouse Electric
Mfg Co, the Plttsburg g. Manchester
and the General Electric company, In
which Mr.. Morgan is the controlling
factor are, It Is said, TO be amalgamated
and to be operated under community
of interest plan. The companys
branches In France and Germany WILL
according 10 report, also go into the
hands Of one central organization.
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Investigate Poker.

Madison Wis, Jan, lS-The Wlscon-
sin university faculty, under the lead of
Acting President Blrge, has Instituted
an Investigation into the alleged poker
playIng propensitlcs Of students at tho
institution and II Is reported that about
sOi Young men have been cited 20 mp
rear and tell what they know about 1t,
PRESIDENT Blrge is in Milwaukee and no
one here will admit knowing the exact
faate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-18

around the coast Of Venezuela without
Icing molested It Is said that she
steamed close 10 Puerto Cabella IN full
view OF government gunboat that re-
NAMED inactive.
II is reported that the revolutionary
troops under Con Ducharne have been
defeated BY a government force.
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Cots senorotion for Pension.

New York. Jan. is.--ln order that she
may obtain a pension as a Widow OF
her husband. Mrs. Mary Dorr, through
her council, James y. Fenwick, has
filed summons and complaint In the
county clerks office, Brooklyn, In her
suit for the anulment OF her marriage
20 James II. knight. She lived with
Knight for twenty years after the dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-18
Cures Consumption!

,s Det rsi-After reading your adyer-
tsement bought bottle OK your whiskey.
WHICH helped mo right away. | am now on
~ WEu oottlo using IL Tor consumption.
~ 1901 IKE new man. think that II
n.y. aau hhoWn OF your whiskey when | was at
s an 10 !hicigo, would have never come
ou' hete Tor my health
~ eVHubAkrH, 1905 Market St.
Denver. Colo oct. Is 1901.
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I'LL Stuffed Up

That's the condition of many
sufferers from catarrh, espe-
cially in the morning. Great
difficulty is experienced in
clearing the head and throat.
No wonder catarrh causes
headache, impairs the taste,
smell and hearing, pollutes the
breath, deranges the stomach
and affects the appetite.
To cure catarrh, treatment
must be constitutional-alter-
alive and tonic.
III was afflicted with catarrh 1 took
medicines Of different kinds, giving each
fair trial but gradually grew worse until
could hardly hear, taste or smell. ] then
concluded to try Hoods sarsaparllls, and
after taking FIVE bottles was cured and
have not had any return Of the disease
since" EUGENE FORBES Lebanon, Kan.
III had catarrh In the head and throat,
Had bad cough and raised blood. Ny
husband persuaded me to take Hoods sar-
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advise all to take It. When began its
use | could scarcely walk and had head
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can do all my own housework." MRS. HuoH
RUDOLPH, West I.iscomb, n. S.
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STOPFfD HfM0RRHAGES.

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WILLIE u. BALL, rs n. lst 81.
richmond, Va, Sept. n. 1901.
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Utica, n. Y, says: "since taking DuGyo,s
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Yours respectfully, n. Petersen,
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Sir Ellls Ashmend Bnrtlctt.

London, Jan. 1S.-Sir Ellis Ashmead
Bartlett died this morning. the result Of
an operation for appendicitis.
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PNEUMONIA CURED.

Gentlemen;--T had a severe case. OF
pneumonia last fall, aud have used about
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