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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-23

Town POINTS. PosTAG8 PREPAID
Z EyESTNG EDITION. one wear. 81: six
months. S1.5O: three months. - cents
Evening and sunday. one year s.; six
montlIs. $3.50: three months. SI25
Morn ing Evening. and SUNDAY, one year
$40 ia months. 80 three months, $3.50.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-12-06
Perryville.
PERRYvILLE. Dec. 5, 1902.

The scroll Wing" is on sale each meek IL.
PerryoiUe at n,'cs stand and Is also delivered
'y Guy Dennis. 3 cents COPY.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society" was held at the
home of Mrs. Gardner Crawford. About
twelve members were present. The next
meeting will he at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Kane, ST.
Miss Mary Little is spending some time
with Miss Annie Owens at Carpenters
Point.
The ladies of the Art Circle are pre-
pairing for an entertainment to be held
in the near future.
Mrs Charles Rulcdgc and children.
spent several days with friends in York.
Pcnna.
Mrs. Henry Boyd and Master Melvin.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crawford.
in Wilmington, Del. last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson, Jr.. was
N Mrs. James I.ittle's on Tuesday.
Mrs Manning. of New Jersey. is with
her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Kane. Jr.
Miss Carrie Stump entertained some
friends ut "phantom Party" on Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. Howard Calvert, of Philadelphia,
spent Thanksgiving with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Calvert
Mrs. Maurice had as their guests on
Thanksgiving Day, Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
II. Cole, ST., Miss Edith Cochran. Miss
Carrie Cole and Mrs. George Williams.
Mrs. Thomas Kane, ST., was in phla-
delphia last week.
Mr.. Louis Crawford and Miss May
SHILLING, Of Philadelphia, was with Mrs
Gardner Crawford on Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. Goodwin Baker is on the sick list.
Mrs NJ. Il. Cole spent a few days with
Mrs. \. G. Lakeland, in Wilmington,
Del, last week
Mrs. James Knight, Jr., is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Edwin Creswell, at Blythe
dale.
Mrs Harry Pierson has returned home
after n pleasant visit with relatives in
Baltimore.
Miss Annie Whitlock is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Grant Siple.
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Rising Sun.

RIsISa Sun be 5, 1902
The "upcu Wing" is on sale each meek "
Rising Sun at Worthim9ton's store. cenr
a c0py
Miss Edna pownall of Christama has
very recently been visiting fri"HdS 1t
Rising sun.
Mr. Frank e. Kirk. of Baltimore.
spent Sunday al his home, on Cherry
street.
The Advance Club met with Miss
Laura BAld"rstom. on "Wednesday even
ing
Miss Gertrude :. Dare spent Thursday
and Friday in Philadelphia. with Mrs.
Charles Dare.
Miss Lucy Gillespie was in Baltimore
ON Wednesday shopping.
An informal dance was held ut til"
home of DIR. J. IL. .IrnnrSs, on Saturday
night. and II very enjoyable tim" WAS
realized by all present. Among th0S"
we noticed were Misses Gertrude Dare.
May T. Barton, Hanna and Maudc
Kirk. Mary Rrumlicd. Bessie Marshall,
Alma krilholtz. Mabel Duyrkimck. Laura
BallcrSton. Louise and Florence WORTH
ington. Eleanor .TcnncSs. and Mrs. II. l..
Worthington: McSSrS. Evans and Cecil
Ewing. Samuel Barnes. Jerome Brum-
field. Harry Richards. IL. Linn Worth
ington Frank c. Kirk. John Stcrrctt,
Mr.. Potter DR.. r. Il. Moore. George G..
Hopkins.
Misses Nellie and Gertrude Chapman
were in Philadelphia on Thursday and
Friday.
Miss Julia Brokaw and brother. visit
ed Misses Helen and Maudr Kirk. ON
Saturday. of previous week.
Mrs. Edwin IIaincS entertained Il few
friends at tea on Saturday evening.
Mr.. Evans Ewing has recently had Il
delightful trip to Boston, Mass
Miss Hanna Reynolds is spending
some time with relatives in Wilmington
and New Castle. Del.
Mrs. Helen ID. Hartford. State Super
intrndcnt of Oregon w. &. L. t., dcliv-
cred lecture in the NJ. l.. Church on
Thursday night.
The Euchre Club WAS entertained ly
DR. &. :. Dare and daughter. Miss Ger
trudc. on Tuesday night Miss Bladder
Ston winning 30 points. was high lady.
Mr.. Cecil Ewing and Dr. &. $. Dare
both winning - points. We're high men.
Miss Nellie Pyle. of London Grove,
has been the guest of her uncle. Mr..
Edwin Burlington.
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Mechanics Valley
MECHANICS VALLEY. Dec. 5, 1902

The "Cecu Wing" is on sale at he store Of
Blake d Field
Miss Sara Il. MillcrS Sabbath School
Class will hold Il "IIandkcrchicf Bazaar"
and Ice Cream Festival in Union Church
on the evening of December 10th.
Mrs. John Whit" has returned from
spending several weeks with Bucks
county, Pa. friends
-Alonzo White and sister, are visiting
friends in Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. J. Frank Blake and family, of
Childs, spent Sunday last in the Valley.
Mrs. J. Il. Holt and son. spent Thanks
giving week with Mrs. j. Booth. in Phil
adclphia.
John Potts, of Wilmington. Del, spent
several days this week with his mother.
Harry Miller, of Wilmington. Del. was
home over Sunday.
X. G. Larzal"rr lost a valuable horse
few days ago.
William Il. Mahoncy and wife. Of
Philadelphia. ar" the guests of his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Mahoncy.
Mr.. Louis AShton.,of Norristown, Pa.
spent several days cunning with Mr.. Al
fred RcnShaw.
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II visit to friends in Philadelphia
Miss Katherine Hodge of North East
i at the nome of Mrs. j. \. Gerry.
y few of Miss Murrav-Brown's friends
.ruiuycd whist with her ON Saturday
evening
The pcopl" of our town are glad to
SNOW that our old Riverside Cornct
Band is being rc-0rganZcd.
Mr.. Samuel W. Fisher and Miss Mary
Thomas were married THANKSGIVING
evening. 1T the lioprw"lI Parsonage. by
Dr. Robert Todd.
Because of circumstances that could
not lie controlled. the Orutorio of the
"Prodigal SON had to be postponed. but
tn" - Psalm will he sung by the choir
of the NJ +. Church on "Wednesday
evening. December 18th.
Mr. Willard Mcdowell has pushed for
ward the work ON the new Presbyterian
Church. and it will not be long before
this handsome structure is completed.
y new stone wall is being built on the
east sid" of the new going up the hill TO
Memorial Hall. 1t will h" II great pro-
lection against storm and accident.
The Silver Cross Home is being much
enlarged and many more convcnicnccs
are being put in it. There are twenty
one patients. all who receive the most
watchful attention of Mrs. Vincent. the
matron, Mrs. Marshall and Miss Duval.
who are trained nurses. y service is
held there each Sunday afternoon. by
tn" different Protestant Churches. and
il is time looked forward to with great
pleasure by all
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CA ToRIA.
Bears the nIhe Kind You Have Always Bough,
' Sign; !; ''' lxH4zzz;x
Port Deposit.
Port DEPOSIT, Dec. 5, 1902.

The "Cecu Wing" is on sale each ,oeek i"
Port Deposit at Stebbing's Ne,os Stand. 8
cents copy.
Miss Mari Clapp is visiting the Misses
Peck. of Wisconsin.
Miss Lizzie Atkinson is home from 81
visit to friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Hopkins is with Phladcl-
phia friends.
Mr.. Albert CuStcn has returned after
visit to his family in Binghampton
New York.
Mrs. Charles +. lIammctt was in Bal
timorc last week.
Miss Esther SwiShrr. of oxford. Pa,
ate her THANKSGIVING dinner with Miss
Bertha Mcdowell.
Miss Bessie pugh was in Philadelphia
this week
Miss Bertha Reynolds. of Baltimore.
was at the home of her sister. Mrs IL.
w. Hopes. IaSt week.
Misses Lille and EStrlla Butchcnhart
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gil
more, in Baltimore. last Friday and Sat
urday.
Mrs. Stephen Gather. Misses Emma
Gather and Bertha Mcdowell were in
Baltimore last week.
Mr.. Charles Mcdowell was Il Philad,l-
phin visitor last week.
Lieutenant and Mrs Plunkctt, Misses
TomkinSon and AbrahamS. Mcssrs l..
T.. McClcnahan and Roy McClennhan
witnessed the game of foot ball between
thr Army and Navy in Philadelphia. last
Saturday.
Mrs. Ransom is at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. $. G. Rowland. in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Thomas &. Bond was in the
Monumental City this week.
Misses Cameron, Williams and Lam.
borne, of Washington, ID. c.. were Miss
Margaret Nanneman's guests from Fri
day until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie IIannum, of Chcs-
ter. Pa. visited relatives in town during
the past week.
Mr.. George Atkinson, of Philadelphia.
spent Thanksgiving with his family.
Mrs. Joseph Pugh and son, have re-
turned to their home in Lansdowne, Pa.
Mrs. II. c. Hopkins Mrs. S. G. Fisher
and Miss Frances Hopkins ere in Ches-
tcrtown.
Miss Fannie NJ. Brooks, of Chesapeake
City, is visiting Miss Florence Gerry.
Mrs. j. b. Abrahams was in Philadel-
phia over Sunday.
Mr.. Wilmer Devonshire has returned
from a cunning trip Of several days in
Virginia.
Mrs. Albert Vannort was Baltimore
visitor last Saturday.
Messrs. w. w. Hopkins, r. G. Hop
kins, III. A. Nesbitt and DR.. J. s.
French are in CheSteltown.
Miss Lizzie Atkinson is at home after
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Leeds.
LEEDS, MD, Dec. 5, 1902.

LEEDS MD, Dec. 5, 1902
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Wood. of Phil
adclphia. spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Covngton Wood.
Mrs. Arthur Price, of Wilmington. has
returned after Il pleasant visit with Miss
Rachel Harlan.
Mrs, Casper Garrett is visiting in Phil
adclphia.
Mrs. Jennie Booth, of Chester. Pa. is
visiting Mrs Henry Booth.
Miss Mary Harlan has been visiting IN
Philadelphia.
Misses Alice and Sarah Settle. and
Mrssr>. George and William Settle nj
tended the Army and Navy foot bail
game in Philadelphia, last Saturday.
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Buffingt0n'S
Rising Sun,
Maryland.

Notwithstanding the warm
weather our sales exceeded
all former years, so far this
fall
If in need of Clothing Of
any kind consult our line and
see if there's not something
appeals to your judgement as
being Just what you are look
ing for.
Shears made OF the best
nickle plated steel ~ to 10
inches, Pocket Knives, Raj
ors, Table Cutlery, Carving
Sets, Pairing Knives. Nickle
Plated Steak Carvers one set
in the box.
Ladies, Misses, and Childrens
Coats-New invoice of lad
les long Coats came last
week, Auto Goats 27in long
made in fine Kersey finished
with rows of stitching Satin
lined. Prices always right.
Ladies and Cnildrens jack
cts at half price do, not miss
this chance, a bargain for
you
DRESS GOODS
1t seems we are selling
more than ever before, our
efforts to have a superior line
is telling in volume of sales.
Ask to see the 25, 40 50, 65,
IS. s.. oOc and 81 90 ines il
may be a saving of money to
you, to learn how good goods
can be sold at low prices.
BLANKETS
Protect your horse by procur-
ing blanket that is always
reliable. Remember our line
represents more than the
the ordinary, Look them over
and be your own judge.
Clothing Boots Shoes and
Hats
Customers are learning
that we have the right kind
of Clothing and not sighted
in any way, fully shrank and
made by experiecend work.
men.
We have struck the right
shoe, fits right, looks right,
wears right, and prices right
The latest in Hats is found
here.
Ladies Dept. 2nd Floor
Full to overlooking. Union
Suits specially, Childrens
Carrying Coats, short and
long Coats, Refers &c.
Furniture and Carpets
Fall assortment of touches
COW arriving, exclusive pat
terms, metal throughout mod
crate in price
First arrival of Holiday
Rockers, IS cents to $40 each.
Another Set of Morris Chairs
coming, IS Reed Rockers Of
one pattern purchased low,
we are going to sell them low.
The latest thing is Black
Cat hosiery for Boys, try one
pair as a sample.
The evening times., 1902-04-25
MEAT GOES NO Higher,
eggs And BUTTER DROP
Last Has TumbIed Seven
Gents in a Week.
NOW 26 CENTS PER POUND
Neither Beef, Poultry, Sheep, Lambs, Nor
Other Meat Shows Tendency to Rise.
Eggs Have Come Down Cent and
Half a Dozen.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Neither beef,
poultry, SHEEP -ambs nor other meats
showed any further tendency to rise In
price today, while butter this morning
stood at 26 cents 9 pound, a drop since
last Friday of : cents, for it stood then at
SO cents.
The rapidity with which it fell may be
gauged from the fact that on Monday the
price was 81 cents, on Tuesday z8 cents.
and yesterday 26 cents.
The rate Of decrease was well within
the prediction made by certain members
of the trade on Monday that butter would
fall to p cents within ten days.
1t is now within comfortable reach of
the normal price, and the cause of its fall
is said to be chiefly due to the fact that
the cattle are now able to get little
more grass on the ranges.
Eggs fell from II cents on Wednesday
to 16% and 161z cents yesterday. The
price has decreased IL cents already this
week.
Attorney General Davies arranged to
meet committee appointed from among
the members Of Tammany Hall at the
Manhattan Hotel today to examine the
evidence they have Teen hearing on the
beef question. and decide whether or not
the so-called beef trust has anything to
do with the soaring Of pIices.
The evening times., 1902-04-25
ACCIDENT TN ENGLAND
CLAIMS MANY VICTIMS
Railway Coach Axle Breaks,
DeraiIing Train.
LEGS NIPPED OFF PASSENGERS
Seats Built Opposite Each Other, Cams
Together Like Pairs Of Scissors, Catch
ing the Lower Limbs of the Passengers.
More Than a Hundred Injured.

LONDON, April 25.-A serious and fatal
wreck occurred on the Great Eastern
Railway. at Hackney Junction. this morn
ing. and as a result two persons are dead.
fifteen badly injured, and hundred others
less seriously hurt
as the workman suburban train. With
500 aboard, was drawing into Hackney
Junction. the axle on one of the forward
cars broke, causing the other carriages to
jump the track and overturn.
Immediately all was confusion
As always happens IN English rai1vay
accidents. the seats placed opposite each
other came together like q pair of seis-
sors, breaking a great number OF legs.
and in a few cases cutting the limbs en-
tireIy on.
The carriages were overturned with
such force that many of them were
smashed, and many who escaped being
squeezed between the seats, we're caught
under sections OF the smashed carriages
and pinned there.
Some of the seriously injured viii die.
as a result OF their injuries. while OF
those who Will recover. many will bear
marks Of their experience all their lives
The evening times., 1902-04-25

There are also large numbers OF fur seals
on Fernandez and other islands near by,
the taking OF which might be prohtabIy
included IN the lobster and fish business.
The laws OF Chile permit the killing Of
seals from March to November / There
is a ready market for the seal skins in
this port whence they are shipped TO
Europe.
There is plenty Of fresh water on the
island; land can be acquired by settlers
without cost: fruit and vegetables grow
Wild and are easily cultivated, which
makes the cost Of living comparatively
low. The company now engaged in bust
ness is enlarging its plant and increasing
its output From Investigations I have
made. I am OF the opinion that ea Ameri-
can company could engage in this trade
with reasonable assurance OF securing
large profits on the investment
The evening times., 1902-04-25
LOBSTER FISHING IN CHILE.
Report Of the Industry by United States
Consul Mansfield

/
Interesting Information relative TO lob
ster fishing IS contained in q eommunica-
tion lust received at the State Depart
meat from Mr. T z Mansfield. the Unit
ed states consul at Valparaiso, Chile. Mr.
Mansfield writes as follows:
THE Island OF Juan Fernandez. lying 60G
miles vest Of Valparaiso (made famous by
the story Of Robinson Crusoe), promises
soon to develop Industrial interests.
The island belongs TO Chile. and the
government is now arranging 10 make it
a part OF one Of the provinces and e5tab-
Hsh local civil government. The island
is about fifteen miles long by eight miles
in width There is a good harbor on one
side, where large ships can anchor with
safe l.,
a large canning factory has been es-
tablished on Juan Fernandez, and the
fishing industries are attracting the at
teution OF capitalists There are guam
titles OF Holsters, crabs, and excellent
food fsh-s in the waters The Holsters
are large, Of excellent favor. and espe-
cialIY suited for canning. They are easily
caught. the supply seems inexhaustiDle.
and the cost OF securing them is nominal
The evening times., 1902-04-25
DRAWN NEAR DEATH BY HAIR.
Mill Girls Braid Was Caught in ReYOIv-
ing Machinery.

NYACK, April 25--''Oh, girls, my hair
is caughtl'' cried pretty Kate Collins,
eighteen years old, employed in the silk
mill at Hayerstraw, as rapidly revolving
machinery drew her head slowly to almost
certain death.
While leaning over her machine Miss
Collins long braid had caught. Her COM
panions shTieked With horror The girl
retained presence OF mind enough to grasp
her hair and somewhat reta~d its prog
ress Then she tainted, and her limp
body hung by her hair.
The girls head was just few inches
from the wheels when a young man rush
ed to the power wheels and threw OF
the belt.
It was long time before Miss Collins
regained consciousness, and when she
saw that her tresses we're gone her grief
was pathetic
The evening times., 1902-04-25
SWAMPED BY LETTER CHAIN.
5000 Letters Daily Sent to Wjlkesbarre
Firm--GOvernment Acts.

WILKESBARRE. Pa. April 25.-The
postal authorities yesterday ordered
stepped, pending investigation, an end
less letter chain which is choking the
postoflce here About 5000 letters are
arriving daily, each with money order
for $3.50.
Van Kirk & Robbins seven weeks ago
started selling fountain pens for S2.50 as9d
offering each purchaser $3.50 a week for
writing sixty letters sending onward the
company offer. They started with a
hired desk, but now employ fifty clef rs
and occupy two floors Of a big building.
The evening times., 1902-04-25
Miner Found Murdered.

TAMAQUA, Pa, april 25.-Yesterday
the body of Edwin Rhodes, aged twenty
four years, was found in a deep 4aane
breach near Lansford. The head had been
crushed in. 1t is believed Rhodes was held
up by highwaynen and murdered. albert
Critz a miner, who was last seen with
Rhodes, is under arrest
The evening times., 1902-04-25
YALE GETS A BIG BEQUEST.
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars Left to
the University

NEW HAVEN, Conn. April 25.-Yale
University will receive the residuary es-
tate Of Edward Wells Southworth, who
died in the Presbyterian Hospital, New
York, last Sunday, and also the revision
airy interest in a bequest Of $4,000 to a
relative Of the testatOr for life. accord
ing TO the terms of his will. which was
fled fcs' probate yesterday. The personal
property OF Mr.. S0uthworth Is estimated
at SEQ coo. and the realty at $50 600
MT. SOuthwoTth makes several specific
bequests, including a life interest in a
trust fund of S75. 600 TO Col George s.
Hastings and his wife, which will de-
scend to their children. who also receive
legacies of $4,000 each. He leaves 10
George z. Munroe $1,000, and TO William
Parkin $4,000.
The evening times., 1902-04-25
HYPNOTIC POWERS
FOR MONEY MAKING
Buffalo Nan Exercised Them in His Own
Interest,

BUFFALO, April 25.-Poliee in New
York have been requested to find DR..
Francis Allen, of COS Main Street, this city,
and arrest him. DR.. Allen Is wanted for
swindIing Mrs. Mary Grant, widow with
Eve children
Alien irdUced Mrs. Grant to give $475
to him which he guaranteed to invest so
she would realize 81 900 in four days.
Alien claimed TO have hypnotic powers
and said he was guided 10 making his in
yestments While in a trance.
When Mrs Grant looked for Allen he
mad departed from the city. He is said
TO be morphine flend. It is thought he
sTindled q large number OF other women
IN a similar manner, for they have been
hooking to his former Office ever since he
disappeared
The evening times., 1902-04-25
FINAL DIVIDEND PAID.
Dover National Bank Stockholders Have
Been Paid $4,000.

DOVER, N. H, April z5--Arthur c.
Whittemore, receiver of the defunet
National Bank, has received from Wash
ington checks for the fifth and final dfvi-
dent of s. per share for the stockholders.
This dividend makes total Of S39. 900 paid
to the stockholders, or S39 per share, and
is largely IN excess OF what was expected
The evening times., 1902-04-25
FROM SOUTH AFRICA.
New Way Of Using Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.

Mr. Arthur Chapman, writing from Durham.
Natal. South Africa. says As a proof thai
ChambeElaiEs Cough Remedy is cure suitable
for old and yoyHg, ! pen you the following A
neighboF Of mine had . child Just over two
months old IL had very bad cough and the
parents did not know shat to give IL / sfIg-
gested tbat # t1ev would get d bottle Of Cglan.
berlsia's Cough Remedy and put some up0D
the dummy feat the baby was sucking il would
20 doubt cure the child. This they did and
brought about quick relief and cured the bsIsy
This remedy IS for safe by Henry Evans, Whole
sale and Retail. 80 and ga z Street northwest
ard ali druggists.
The evening times., 1902-04-25
No Opposition to Reresford.

LONDON. April 25--The Liberals have
decided not to oppose the candidacy OF
Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford.
who is the Conservative candidate for
election to the House of Commons from
WooIwieh.
The evening times., 1902-04-25
gibson BLAZED AWAY"
Town Watchman Holds Off Five Post
Office Robbers.

GUILFoRD, Conn. April 25.-Burglar5
tried to force an entrance into the Gull
ford postoffice this morning about day
break They were detected by Town
Watchman ellison, who opened fire on
them Gibson took a position behind a
shed and blaZed away. The robbers rau
behind trees and returned the fire After
an exchange of shots the robbers escaped
while Gilson was trying to reload his -e-
yolYer.
One OF them left trail of blood. They
numbered five They did not succeed in
entering the postoffce
The evening times., 1902-04-25
German Banker Dead.

FRANKFORT-o -oN-THE- MAIN, Aprfl
25--George Speyer. sr.. a partner in the
firm OF Lazard, Speyer & ElIissen, bank
srs. died here last night.
The evening times., 1902-04-25
NEWS AND GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN

The local police discredit James W
Henley's report, to the effect that he was
held up and robbed Wednesday aight' on
Thirty-fourta Street. near O. The dis
belief Is pa5ed on Henley's inaSillty 20
readily show cne of the policeman the
snot where the alleged hoId-up took place,
and on reports denying the affair, from
residents of that vicinity.
Another reason for the discredit OF
HenIey's story is the fact that the al
legged highwaymen called to take the for
mer-s gold watch and chain, though 1t
was in plain view.
The evening times., 1902-04-25

At Trinity Catholic Church this morn
ing requiem mass was said over the re-
mains OF Mrs. Marion Clements. At $3.50
short services we're held at her late resi-
dence. 1921 Thirty-fourth Street north
west, and at 2 O'Clock the body vas saken
TO the church The interment was at OAK
Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Clements died Tuesday afternoon,
as result of stroke of paralysis re-
ceivsd about two weeks ago. Her hus-
and six grown children survive.
The evening times., 1902-04-25
SuDerfluouS Hair
Permanently Removed.
4 Wonderful Discovery hTa Woman.

While travelling in Mexico discovered drug
which removes hair from face, aims. neck or any
part Of the body instantly and permanently.
have been offered hundreds of dollars for my
secret, but | would rather handle this valuable
treatment myself 50 will send to anyone afflicted
information without any expense but postage
stamp. Don't judge my treatment By unsuccess
ful attempts of Others. l have treated thousands
who are now thankful for life to me. / suffered
for years with this afiietion, and my LIES
work Is to help Others from this humiiiating
trouble My treatment is easy and accomplished
at home. and will forfeit 500 ii it fails TO re-
move hair Don't suffer longer. Relief is now
YOURS for the asking Don't send any money;
merely write me of your case and ! viii per,
sonally send you full information that viii end
that shame and sensitiveness that you suffer.
Everything sent y0u VIII be carefully sealed and
your letter strictly held confidential. Address
sfslE. DOREE, 1874 Euclid ave, Philadelphia, Pa.
The evening times., 1902-04-25

in the folding room of the Government
Printing Office.
The evening times., 1902-04-25

Mr.. Claude I. Dawson, Of this city, now
employed in the Porto Rico treasury de-
paFtment. was very recently married to
Miss Theodosia Bowling Brock, in Porto
Rico The bride is the daughter OF Mr.
and Ms William Cowan Brock, OF Due
West. ) c.