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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

Sfrfo ON, bbem Der Ia
oQre gorQmeiter. 5 anleo.
ming al, At 8or9meIter 5iir9ens.
Ringiteo. REQ fin 8ortyeiie a9teoe 4.
fonitituere 9iitritisla9e 9reper ion
gorgmeiter i Stsfet Tor Sogfprel
Spenoien, Der Oeo tioligere 9ejligbe.
Der bar betIaot oenns PoIt, baOot
Iamtlige Observation-Disclosures mel
unOtagsIie at o'9rr. 9reper DC
Spenoien operratt 9orgmeiteren en-
Qoresie, uotalenos gnitet ON, Al
Sagf. Spsnoien ION tioligere matt;
blipe tonItitueret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

81 graTer. 5 oisie sal er De far.
li9e Stiftefies=, 9Oipitals= Og 69n9.
ielsfirfsr lite m.ore9neoe. iaa fit ion
be airter, Der eies At SamfunO. ion
itanr uoenfor 5oltefirten.
Statiiiten for 1901 uopiier. at So
6en6aon % 8reoerits6erg ben @anl
rummeoe 476.806 Sno6b9gere, Al
bpilfe 1864, altiaa fun pa psf.
itoo ucenfor 6oltetirten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21
Suwbcas, ". 9af.

Utter oil oi laoe bsre liot fra Os Der.
oppe / q. 3at. 8i bar nplig bait
Itsnne Mgoer / De ioriteqi9e Menigbe.
Der, ba Ri 10 bar bait 8eipe Of 9r9.
fterne Gbriitinnien, Nnfer u9 $. Snns
fen; O9 ri flyer 6erren os Dem 9at Der.
for. 8i m9rter CUBS Manbs Harbeb
ssnnem oeres 8ibnesbprb, cs hi gleber
os me9et oeo iuaonnne 8eips.
= III Beible bems Menisbeo er 9os
flor g. M. 9eterien, fOm Dor msIem
Boube0s Os 5lnrton, faloet til Brett
os bar mobtaset 8dlbet. pan bleo
inbiat Of gnftor Gbritianien, on ban
par Der. Mnntte Serren iaa ueliisne
bans @irtiOmbeo / Menisbeoen.
Der bar 10 uaret nosen Spsoum
/ 8OnbeQs, os TIRE ai 8pens Golf but.
feoe unoer. gn Mnno, ION Tom rel,
ienoe BERTH, bar me9et iiGrft an9rebrn
Of 9ppboib Pneomonin, o9 uoen at nne
nO9en 5are 6lep be. iom pnsieoe bnm,
onsrebne al iamme Sp9oom. os andre
IF ben p9iaa, bog / let Grab, ian bet
unrebe life iense, fsr ZEN pnr uuer.
%itaaet, Os ri er glade peb at ie benz, Der
q ipse. iblnnbt Os isen.
gift Ter looenoe 10 beroppe, og
mar man troser omtrin9 / Settlemeus
terne, fan man life nnoet END frpbe fig
oeb al ie De mango lfsnne Siem p9 ben
frOoise Nntur. o9 buorbnn golen itnar,
iom 10 pitt life iaa let fan pare bebre,
oe man m9rfer, bpor tilfreoie Soft er,
bn be aler fleiie fom Der meb imaa Mib.
fer oa MI er peltiaebe. Mantte ri ian
Hrre at lise ger rem 9nf berfor, al life
soore Sierter ifal bliue for meset OPP
tnsne oeraf.
= 5ierbe 3uli Jeit fejrsbe Ri / anr
bOs gbr. Senisns, os tiaiss baObe
apinoeioreninsen ubials af oeres Grs
bsjoe famine Dag. bpilfet broste soo
gris.
5lere al bore bnnife 5armere b'r
fsbt 8psselobber | 2eerifous GbbitiOn
os nster at bpsse for iaa of labe beres
gsrn fao Sfolesans | Bpens SfOle.
8i 6apbe ben @labe at ia 9anor
3. SanIsn iblanot os. Waaffe Ri life
oil ie BAN iaa iuart issn. ba ban 10
refer en- Eur til Danmarf os iaa til
utab. San bar 10 Dor 2eoer Os gars.
brpber, os maj bsrer 5Olf fise: p9ait
Cub mna ri 10 taffe 6unieu for. buab
ri bar; os iaa fan nan 10 life unbres
uper, at Sjerterne ilaar oarmt for ben
fare Manb.
8aa Sgnoas ben 27be Suii hOls
Der 8altor Beterien acknowledgement
Ten Der | W~feni9geoeH.
8i bopbs peutet mango berop, bc
Der bar vGfsfuriion", So for .8ieturr
trip Der iigss. at Der bliuer pGfs'
furIion" for iamme Tris | 9usuft, ON
Tiosen lfuloe snife at rejie Op at beiegs
Os eller ma1ife fsbe 2nnb. Der er 10
npset, lom fan febes for rimelie Hris,
eflers IRlges 100 Ncres M for meleml
$1,000 og $4,000; bog meo sooe Bpgs
uinser iOrlnuses ogiaa mere, og bel
fer 10 nb, Tom ON 2anbet ber bill bliDe
meget mere paro, ba bet bar Diff iis ef'
Ter fem Vars 9rppe, at vi fan nple iaa
9o0t Der Jon be ileite Steoer.
6ilien iii 8enner omfring | Gam.
funoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

Msbet Tor un9e praftsr
os tbeol og te &unbiboter,
Der ital afbolbes poa R%pslinse Sri
ftole ben 3.-6. Quguit iom bet fsritt
at fin Slags berbjemme, bar funbet
iau fart 5ililutning, at ale til Raa'
oigbsb Oarenoe plupIer ~fOrlGn9it Ell
optagne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21
Sn1danYt.

@9lbige Opteier / Mar
5 9ennelDit" i Qarbus par
Forlsoen bitten iamlet goot 1000 Menz
METER, Der penteoe at blipe forl9Iteoe
meo grDoefamp.
Bed Olien og gItrigsren Burg
barot ituloe fsrit 6rpoes meo ct Bar
itarfe Qarbus Meno. Gfter BEN
bolospis Z % 3 Minutters aamp par
4arbusidnerne beiejrepe. Saa Ituioe
ge6zOfen CO gurgbarpt brpoes.
9ublitums SnteresIs f~p9notes - ben
egentlige grpoetamp begpnote 10 fsrit
M. 9rDberne tog fat. og / 10 Minuts
ter Heb be p9loigt / binanoen. Sad
piloe 9ehSSlien life mere. 9an iegte
At g6re Sommerne noget fortlarIigt,
6oOrefter en- at 6isfe fremtren og meo
bej Rsit f~ort1note, at 9e6sOlien
n9gteoe at forti9tte Sampen. Sans
b~enitre 9aunO bar nemlig OaarIig,
Der bar fore, bolone Saar / ben.
9edsOlfen baOoe / l9nsere lib muatz
tet gad til Gage meo 9aunben. for
talte 9ommeren.
6elaen at benne Grtlaring bfeO en-
frpgtelig piben og 6plen. qublitum
tr9ngte Jig iammen ON 9rppertribus
men og unber6olot MI Bed lien, Der
PAR i 69ro meo at tlRos fig paa, msO
ct inFernalit Speftafel. Gn balp 3ime
ienere bite 9s6zOien fig fulgt at 4
getjente Og 9OIitiusfiitent 9auerbact.
5ulgt at BET raIenbe publitum naueos
mar ben til 5eaterfalen, foran brill
fen mar tog plaos.
5oran fob 9ublifum faa t9t ion
Glib / en- 5enoe unber uafbruot 9bs
len og taftenoe Grus Og Sten pau
9rpoeren. Gn COB bulD Zine bOlos
tes ban og 8etjentene fangne Der. Saa
forfsgte man at ndd no paa 8aoen
til en- al Yolitiet retpirerst 9roite.
3enne ft publitum bog jaget bort,
fsr ban naaeoe ben, og bu ge6zOlien
bite fig paa 9aben, fulgt al publis
fun, Der p9ltebe ct tort qlunteOari
for al TONNE frem, mudtte ban, eitor=
teret af politiet, Der iprigt berseos
8rpberen, til Gobs forfsge at nau
neo til 8aneeaarben.
9aben uffp9rrebes Der, og bet INF
tebss oerfor fun ct Bar 9unbrebs
Menneifer at fslge efter 9s9sOlfen
men Sb9rmen botieos after, og fnart
bar csn ODER 500 MienneT fer flor.
9plenbe brog bet ffanoolsie Sptot
igen eennem 8aberne. 9a faprebei
enOeIig en- 0roffe; 8e6sOfen pg Ell
getjent latte Jig / ben, og afiteD gil
bet / @olop. 9agefter itprtebe Ell
ldrmenDe glare.
4nfommen til g~ifpetorpet fOriodnb
9ecbsSlien neo pua 9otel oRobal"
llbenfor paa 3or0et iamleoe bet Ituf
feOe publitum fig berefter for at at
Dente bans Nfrejie pm Ratten.
ge9sOHen gIemmer nappe Fl
QarbusbeIeg og QarbusianernI
glemmer n9ppe Beds lfen. Gn fig.
nenDe Sfanodle bar Qar6us life op.
lebet lHnge. =
70 81 ccorleroo Fnf6+a Gon,a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

grplIup. Onsoag ben 8. De
oieoes / gigsrsleO airte Deo Ooenis
Qrofesior / 5beologi galoemar am.
munOien og 6reten 9op gdlsleo.
Batter at Sogneprpit 3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

6offst paa M arelisborg q.
Qay6us gDraab par forlsben til 5df.
fel 6os 9rs. tgl. 9pjbeOer qrins
G6riitian og priniesie QlerdnOrinc
paa .Marielisborg". ane MeOlem-
mer at 8aaoet pdr i 5eIge o5pllosp."
mDbts - altiaa ogiau SociaIoemo-
traterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

Obsrtert al 5oget. SIS.
prestOget fra &sbenbapn bar forleoen
Ndt Deo 125s5iben mslem gprup
og aD9rtebD paatsrt 2so0Ogter ans
oers peteriens Some; bun 1T iOere
RpeItelier og blep inobragt paa Ring.
Iteo Spsebus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

en- otbatbsbt. SITTER CUBS.
iieneiten / aalunobors &irfe forrigt
asrbus foresit / GsIge STAT. 0asbl.'
en- file 9sjtiOeligbeb, iOet en- Snfanf
teriit, Der bar peret / aongens al9.
Der lense, bsbtes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

per @Dnt4. @plOsnbalite Bog
bonbsl ubisnber ON faa 9uge II.
Oplag at Senrit Sbiens peer 0pnt"
Der ialt er trDtt / 22,475 Gtspl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

56eologift Gmbeosefs
amen. 5reOag b. 3. 5uli: ebbar0
81. grDnOum !6aub iaaouo 2Oi or.
og Q(a9e 9arfoo aoItrup 2auoabilis.
6ermeo enote Gramen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

0ebsfal.p. 5orbenp9renoe
@obsforpalter pdu S%9bpgaaro. cram.
iur. q. 20. aragb. Sabp. er I 6el9e
,,9enbi. 3ib." afgaaet Oeo 8soen, Is
Qar gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

70aar. 5orleben fplots Sogne=
pratt | aaaebape +. 5. Dahl SteDets
qar. 5reberif Better Safo6 Da6l er
fsOt paa Jrecerifsberg iom Sen at
ODerlarer, qrofesiOr 3. g. 5. 3. og
5ennsiine 4ntoins 2angse. San er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

~
9roeer til Sprogmanoen 6ans Dahl
og til 6olfetingsmanben. 9ettor s..
IS. 9. 8dbI. Setp begDnbte ban efter
At rare oimitteret ira MetropoIitanz
itoIen 1S2 Ct ituoere 6ilotogi; men
1860 unoertaiteos ban iia ben teoloz
qifte Gm6eosetsamen, bporefter ban
bleo Alumunus paa 8orts Soaegium.
6on mdnuoucerebe % oimittereoe /
oisTe Q(ar til gfsamen artium. 1867
u%on0pntes ban III adtetet / 5ol6pt,
1876 til So9neprait for @eainge-
6eaerup / SIMS Stiff, oe 1882 talpe=
Res ban til fit nup9renoe Gm6eos,
9aqe6ape i SDO6aaano. gaitor
8a6t bar peo 1T opgtige og iampits
tigbebsfuloe 4rbejoe Iom Yr9it / bet
piotItratte 8aaebape Sogn giort BET
muli9t, at en- 5ilioltirte, ,9etersfirs
fe", er blepen reiit / Den peitre Del
at Soqnet Ii Steonsbp). DE- CT fun
gennemfgrt peo en- betboelig perionlig
0pofrelie. 6an bar / TN mere END
20=aarige 9irtiombeo / 9allebape
Sogn BED i'm iinbi9e % benipnsfuloe
Cptr9oen pperfor ale, peo fine grun-
oige og flare gr9oitener. punOet ne
gen agtelie. !6ans 6uitru. OttOniu
So6anne maben. fom ban agteOe
1869. par fpot 1847 / 9DtB6ing p.
+. bun oeoe 1878.
0posfalo. 6bu. 5oloforpaIter
i Store5sooin9e, SaeOb 2auriB 6lor,
er afgudet beo 8poen, 78 aar gam
mel. Der afoebe tom Iom ungt U}ers
neite pua 3olofontoret / 49Ttoeo, blep
ienere 3olofulom1gtig / 9sge og an.
~Iattes ben "a. December 1862 iom
3oloasfitent / Store6eboinge. Den
20. Rarts 1879 u~onpbneoes ban til
5o|loforpalter famine Steos % pir=
tsoe Der. til ban ira ben I. Septemz
Der 1901 trat fig tiIbage fra gmbeoet
% 6oIatte zig / &s6snbapn. 5Olofor=
palter 5lor PAR en- oDgtig % iamoit=
tigbeosfulo GmbeOsmdub. iom par
meget afbolot I 9It6aaanb.
Wisftonsmsbe. SnoresNiss
lions darlige 59Ilesmsoe for Col
LAMB Softer bolOtes forriee 5orsoag
/ 6clmefooen beo S~atstsbing % bar
6eisgt at oper 1000 0eltagere. pras
Iterne 4sidenfslotz 5anien. 9inbbeoe,
5riis 6anisn og Suul FAINT en- 5nOre
missioner peterien taIte.
- "a
55Qars 0renge Tom
6orrige 3Orss
bag opItoo Der Slb / 0adrbeier gbr.
9~ariens @oaro / 0unbisbile. @uarz
ben neobranOte meo llnotagelie al ct
Spinebus. Sloen er puaIot at 10
5zaarige 0rsnge, Senner al 10 6usz
m9nb Der / 9pen. 9rengene bar til
itaast, at be efter 6e9ge at babe for
ipnet fla meo 39nbiiitter. antenote
en- at @br. 2ariens Stafte. bOorira
Sloen burtig f~orplantepe fig til 9dars
bens gngninger. 9p9ningerne bar
forIitreoe / ben aim. 8ranoforiitring
Sno6oet / 9sjeliefasien for ca. $4,000
SnOfoet / 9sjelistasien for ca. $4,000
Groner.
st m9rteltgt ufpttestils
f9lbe. Gn 3arl bos 9aaromano
6ans SIR. Senfen, 8dlsgaaro Deo
gjerringbro. a fOrleoen beItGftiset
meb noele qlase, Oa en- al bisie ilo9
baguo og ramte aarlen. Denne o9ls
xbe / lit 5alo ben ~11sadrige 3jeneites
breng Sens, Sen at 9usmanb SIR.
peoerien, 3inb. 0rengen falOt faa
ubeloigt, at ban br9tfebe R~attebpirps
len og osoe meo bet famine.
9r1nbt 9aarb. 5orrige Gres
bag Qftsn peo 7s5ioen opitoo Der Slo
SillersleO @aoro / gfterasiel Sogn,
Rpfpbing p. M., tilberenbe prOpr.
80. S~Dergdaro. s 96bei at Il Zine
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

gr9ter og &irter / az
6en6dpn. 6erom bar airteFon=
bets 9lab oae&n6aDns airtefag" en-
Qrtifsl, at bpis ftutiitiife Uiateriale
fslsenbe 5aI er benteOe. Den /. Sds
nuar 1889 bdpbe 6obeoItaben meb en-
8efolfning paa ca. 100000 Mennes
fer, 10 Sognes eaer 0iitriftsfirter.
oeb bpilte A pr9Iter bar dufatte. gu
bar gpen msO gobt 100000 Snob2s,
gers 81 SOsne- og DiifritFstirter mso
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

uDn9Dnslfsr. Sognepreit for
Marital Menigbep / 5pns Stift s.
6. 3. 6asls sr beifittet til Sognspr9ii
for @loslunbe pg @r9sbabe Menigs
beber / QollanbS 5alfters Stift.
perionef Sapellun for 6orns Wlenigs
beo / 5bns Stift 6. :. Sunien er
beififfet til S%ogneprait for 5orne og
Qsoal Menigbeber / Qalborg Stiff.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

9rnnOt q uarb 5orrige 5res
bag Qftsn peO 7z5iOen opitoo Der SlO
i SiIlersleO Guaro / giterasiel Sogn,
Ipfsbing p. ~, tilbsrsnbe propr.
81. ODergaarb. 5 2bbsi at Il Zine
bar @aarben totdlt nebbr9not. S,noz
boet branote. Sloen menes ppitaaet
fra StorItenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

Wisftonsmsbe. SnorezWtis
lions aarlige 59llesmsbe for Col
lamb SOFTER bolotes furriae 5orsoa!
/ 6cImeifooen peo Satstsbing pg pa.
6eIsqt at ober 1000 8eltagere. BRA
Iterne 4sidenfslotz 6anien, 5inbbeot
5riis 6anisn og Suul famt en- 5nore
missioner peterien talte.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-10-22
DIRECT TREATMENT CURES CONSUMPTION
Here Is More Proof From Washington.

The Koch Treatment is direct and
thorough, and the cures which il effects
are permanent. Ample evidence Of this
statement is furnished by the large
number Of cured patients who are to-
day living examples Of the success Of
the new Koch Treatment
Mr.. /. NJ Thompson CO.'S Eleventh
Street northwest, Washington, u. G,
says: The Washington Hospital failed
70 benefit me, telling me that 4 had con-
sumption. MY breath was getting
shorter az an alarming rate. / continued
TO spit up blood had chills and fevers,
was losing IN flesh and strength and had
all the other symptoms Of consumption
Finally I determined 20 try the Koch
Lung Cure Treatment, at 1873 New York
Avenue, Washington, .. c. and see II
those oily VapOrs j had heard so much
about could help me. ! am thankful
70 say that this Koch Treatment has
cured me entirely. All my bad symp-
toms have disappeared and / feel that
] have a new lease Of life"
The only Washington Office Of the
original and genuine Koch Lung Cure IS
at 1885 New York Avenue. where consul
tauon, examination and "A trial treat
nent are given absolutely free.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-10-22

and Walter s. Ward brother of the
groom, was the best man.
The parlors were tastefully decorated
with palms and cut flowers. the bay
window, I'm which the ceremony took
place. was banked with plants and
palms, forming the background for the
pretty picture made by the bridal party.
The bride wore a becoming gown OF
white silk, deliberately trimmed with
Irish lace. and carried a shower bou-
quet of Bride roses. Mrs. Waiford' s
frock was of ecru crepe. trimmed with
blue chiffon and point de Venice lace.
She carried a bouquet of La France
roses.
4 large reception followed the cere-
mony. the guests being asked for S
O'Clock. The presents. which were num-
erous and handsome, were shown In
the library, on the second floor. Late
in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ward left
town for New York, where they will
spend some time. They win be at home
20 their friends at ZIG Dearbon Street.
after December /.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-10-22
.DENSING MEASURES
TO CHECK CONSUMPTION
Executive Committee Of Associated
Charities Receives Reports on Sew
eral Phases of It's Work.

The executive committee of the As
ISOLATED Charities Committee on the
Prevention of Consumption met at S1I
q Street northwest, on Wednesday aft
ernoon. October p. DR.. Kingsman,
chairman of the committee on printing
and it's distribution, reported that
pamphlets on the prevention Of con-
sumption are to be procured, partly
from the Health Department and partly
at the expense of the committee. for
distribution through the public schools
the public departments and places where
many people are employed.
DIR. D. Percy Kicking. chairman Of
the subcommittee on lectures. reported
he had received appeals from three
churches for lectures on the prevention
Of consumption. He said his committee
could provide an attractive program,
and the cost OK these lectures would be
$3.50 or s. each. He was instructed TO go
ahead.
Thomas ". Smith. chairman of the
subcommittee on finance, reported that
no responses had been received from the
general agitation Of the subject in the
newspapers. and said he would send out
a few personal letters Of appeal. The
executive council decided that only
about 800 would be needed for the work
this winter.
Or. William G. Woodward. chairman
of the general committee. said the av-
erage number Of deaths from consumD-
ton in the District OF Columbia is 100
and progressive decrease IN the num-
Der Of these deaths is already observ-
able.
Gen. George NJ. Sternberg. chairman
Of the subcommittee on the care and
treatment Of consumptives. reported he
had written the District Commissioners.
asking them 10 favor the erection OF n
special hospital for INDECENT consump-
tives on the site already secured for a
municipal hospital. General Sternberg
submitted the reply from the District
Commissioners. in which they say they
presented the subject 70 the Appropria-
tion Committees at the last session and
we're unsuccessful. but will try again.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-10-22
BRIDE QUITS PASTOR
AS THEY LEAVE ALTAR
She Runs Away From Husband an Hour
After Their arriage-Husband
Pleads in Vain.

ROCHESTER. y. Y, Oct % - The
Rev. Charles Carlstrom. OF Ridgway.
Pa. and Mamie Nelson. OF St. Mary's.
Pa. went 10 jamestown yesterday and
were married in the DarlOrs OF the
Hotel Ellicott by the Rev. d. II. Deni-
son.
One hour later the bride refused to
have anything 10 do with the preacher.
The marriage VOWS were made freely
and earnestly, and the young pair ap-
peared 10 be happy. Following the cere-
mony the bride refused TO accompany
her husband. would not remain at the
hotel with him. but gathered I'D her
wraps and went to the Erie Station
Carlstrom followed her and pleaded
with her. She remained in the waiting
room all night and took the first train
for her home today.
Her husband remained behind to con-
suit friends and take legal advice. He
says he is utterly in the dark as TO the
cause Of the unusual desertion-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-10-22
TENFOLD INCREASE
OF MEXICAN GOLD
Production Has Made Great Advance IN
Last Quarter of Century.

The gold production of Mexico has in
creased more than tenfold in the last
twenty-five years. According TO re-
port issued by the treasury Of Mexico,
the production of gold in 1902 amounted
TO s, 932. $40. and TO but S746, go a quarter
of a century ago.
Mexico has been considered a silver
producing country for many years, and
the gold deposits have been neglected
Recently. however. gold mining has been
carried on with much more viepr, due
principally to the energy and capital
Of Americans.
The same report deals with the pro-
duction OK silver in Mexico. In the year
1902 IL amounted to 81. $50 $50, an in
crease Of s47,694.O75 in twenty-five years.
The statistics lead 20 the belief that
the depreciation of silver in foreign
markets has not prevented the increase
in the silver production in Mexico, and
has been an impulse TO the gold pro-
dUctiOn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-10-22
EVANSVILLE NOTES.

HYATTSVILLE. Nd, Oct. 22.-Jefrer-
son d. Smith, one Of the best-known
compOsitors In the Government Print
ing Office. died at his late home In Lo-
Gust Avenue. Tuesday night, after an
illness Of six weeks from stomach trou-
BILE He was a member Of ST Johns
Lodge 40. u. a. r. and A. NJ. and was
ffty-two years old. A widow. daughter.
one brother, and four sisters survive
He lived in Hyattsville since last May
The funeral will be at o'clock tomor-
row afternoon at Glenwood Cemetery.
Miss Carrie Morgan gave a masque-
rade party last night at Odd Fellow
Han, with prizes for best representa-
ton Of character. The committee, Hem
y Sachs. Harry Dove and Joseph
Stacker awarded first prizes 20 Charles
Leupp. as Happy Hooligan. and Miss
Gilmore G. Hassou. as japanese girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman T.. Burgess are
visiting relatives OF the latter in Louis
vile. Ky.
Miss Bessie Williamson has gone for
a long visit 10 California.
The Ladies OF the Eastern Star viii
give an oyster supper tomorrow even
ing for the benefit Of the Masonic Fair
OF next month.
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Fisk Thomas.


The wedding OF Miss Caroline Louise
Thomas. daughter of Mrs Eva NJ.
Thomas, and Howard Fisk. son of the
late Harry c. Fisk, took place last
evening. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Randolph II. Mckim. pas
tor OF the Church of the Epiphany. of
which choir the bride is a member.
Only the immediate families Of the
bride and groom were present at the
ceremony.
The brides attendants were Miss X.
Pearl Price, Of this city, as maid OF
honor; Miss Ouida Lillian Brown. Of
Baltimore. as bridesmaid. and little Miss
Helen Marie Thomas, neice Of the bride,
as flower girl. The groom was attended
by Benjamin Smith Favorite. OF Ia
koma Park, as best man.
The bridal party entered the drawing
room to the music Of Mendelssohn' s
Wedding March," played by Mrs. H.
5. knight, and took their positions I'M
der a bower Of palms and white chrys-
anthemums. where an imprOvised altar
had been erected.
The bride wore an imported gown Of
pearl white wolfe trimmed with silk en-
broidery and chiffon. A tulle veil caught
back with lilies Of the valley. and car
| ried a shower bouquet of lilies OF the
valley and white rosebuds.
Her only ornament was a crescent of
pearls, the gift of the groom. The
bridesmaid wore a gown of pink silk
null over pink silk, trimmed with lace,
and carried a bunch of pink chrysanthe-
NUNS tied with pink ribbons. The
maid OF honor. Miss Price, wore froclx
/ Of white silk grenadine trimmed with
lace and carried a bunch Of white
chrysanthemums tied with wide gauze
ribbon. The flower girl was dressed in
| Paris mousseline and carried a basket
/ of chrysanthemums. After the cere-
mony a reception followed from to 10
| O'Clock, at the home Of the bride, 625
| X Street northwest The brides pres
ents were numerous and costly. Later
/ in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Fisk left
/ on a long trip North. The brides GO
! ing-away gown was of blue cloth, with
| hat to match. They viii be at home
| after November / at 625 K Street north
/ west.
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1t IS now generally recognized by the
medical profession that the most effect
i've way 10 treat consumption is 20 at
tack the germs IN their stronghold, the
lungs and air pipes.
The old way OF swallowing medicine
into the stomach has been proven by
years Of experience to be ineffective.
DR. Edward Koch says: From my ex-
perience. covering many years, IN which
/ have personally treated thousands Of
COnsumptives, ] think ! can safely say
that not one patient was ever cured Of
genuine consumption by taking medi-
cine into the stomach
Consumption IS a terrible disease.
and requires heroic treatment. The diff
Guilty heretofore has been 10 get at the
seat Of the disease. the breathing appa-
Tatus. This is accomplished by the use
OF the DR.. Edward Koch Inhalation APP
paratus.
Physicians admit that the Koch
'TubercIline" kills the consumption
poison when brought IN direct contact
with the germs themselves. The Koch
Inhalation Is the only method ever dis
covered which will successfully admin
lister the ''Tuberculine."
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UNION LABOR FORMS
DEMOCRATIC CLUB

The William Randolph Hearst Demo-
cratic Club No. 2. OF Washington, d.
G, was organized Tuesday evening at
the Painters Hall. corner of Sixth and
z Streets northwest. The following
officers were elected: =. II. Shugrue.
president; W. S. Martin. vice president;
T. J. Costello. secretary: George
Croker, treasurer and financial secre-
tary; Thomas Kelly. sergeant-at-arms.
The club was organized 20 boom the
candidacy OF William r. Hearst. Rep
resentative from New York. for the
Democratic nomination for the Presi-
dency. Addresses were made by Secre-
tary General Sherman, of the Interna-
tional Brotherhood Of Electrical Work
ers; Milford Spohn, and Others high I'm
labor circles. The membership is com
posed principally Of members Of or
ganiZed labor.