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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

me smaller cartoon Il one rae-
tt.hsf IN the Philadelphia Ncrth
Arsestrnu Mag : showins GOV
pvtnyfae aer. e1rteatered. BESIDE
to,esftrx prfntfng press. The larger
r'l~ttsr~ Is tha North Amerie an :
earyooa % wednesday upFnius, I'M
saedlafsly after FennFFaessf haa
sisrsd the nsN iitei hsil - press
u,unsler. go called Il shows fsh-
ns-uarksr hurled hixh IN air BY me
starttnx % the press.
FuiiaafuE are some 81 ne com
,n~nts ~ the phliaaelpltla and Pitts
burs newspapers On the ssEhins %
the snukfisr
PHILADELPHIA COMMENT.
The Press It's sfranEs tntsuec-
tuwi uaywarsfusss eesnFeis = reeog
nitton ~ the tarnsntAhie truth That
an honssi nan. under the smart 2.
personal sting has proved himself
=. narrow. 90 jaundieesf and 80 ptsi-
fully smart a. "a share IN a great
pubic wrong and destroy wha~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

they think that am dead or IN
prison, ! am afraid that they will
not treat her 70 nice ~ they do
now.
4 want 10 Keep II from hor," he
said Go his attorney, nut n seems
that she viii be bound 90 find n out
am afraid u will XIII her won.
der what makes n fellows mother
think 80 much OF hlmf"
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y. Ill; h- .nssrra ~. ard xhsa b.
EueH cut he Nil 30 forgotten.
The Dispatch The reputable
sn~usp.aper can rely upon the justice
II the courts and the intsiiixsncs q
the lururH
The Leader Even IN boss gov
eruEd FvnnsyivAnia the rtaht % free
speech eanHgs ~ snuff.d cut alto
ksthsF.
1-hs Pest Ths lac vii make ~.
tie difference iu tho canduct % rspu
table psr~rs Thry have hitherto
sauRht 70 b. careful and decent. and
are not noS AIT 70 dsEsusrais IN
tore
Tbs Pres brave. psnnypsrksr
tust devote yasr whole attention %
keeping down the wicked. murder
Gus. iarcsncuH iiheiaus. pArAsra ~
eruas and cnftnonero1tE uoNare prfa
snd ws shall soun have that miiien
lum that sou alleged already s.istoi
among us IN the article which you
wrote ar1 sent o. the Atlantic
NunfhiY. and which the shallow
psted editor % that fanferhead
ma saHins thought too ridiculous u
print.
The Chronicle Telegraph; n is q
question whether en-. libel iaw sill
pass IN. test % IN. courts.
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ASSAULT
ON MINERS

INDIANAPOLIS. May IA long
distance telephone message 60 the
ninurs. headquarters this afternoon
ufHfftft HHHE HfFf aHHnHftFta ~ men
supposed Co be armed guards 10 the
employ u the coal operators.
For beet chance To sec Naval
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STATISTICS
ON RELIGIONS
OF the WORLD
N.r.rsp.l nal.ren.. A..esIalIan.

nFRt1H. May -taproluil =
New statistics ON religion have bean
compiled by nr N. Xeiler. director
81 the statistical bureau IN SUIT
saFt The total census 81 mankind,
according Go his calculations,
amounts to i,ktt.bi0,o0O or thiH
number he aliotn 10 Christianity bat.r
go coo. 60 Islam. i3h.29O.0oo. 90
Judaism, l0.s6o. 600. and TO other re-
Hafana. ess,tg0. 600. Under this gem
followers OF ConfueiuH. $4,000 600
nrahminn and $4,000. 600 Buddhirta.
lie estimates that out of each 1000
81 the sArth'a Inhabitants, $50 are
Christian. itt Mohhmmcdan. 7 la
rasiite and Gas adherents of other
religions.
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AND
NOTICE

- ssEss ara frr E.assfta. ossiy.
49, College using an absolutely
y ~. b.ieesss-sscrct and eHciu-
y s,Irsinisss EStrsstins, Pain
una Painless opsrstins.
=, not = college for students
~ ! sInpioysd or admitted. our
r.. IN posed of dentists Of long
.ss.'s. eDo cams here 70 perfect
49,. 70 our latest scientific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

might have been an heaesses s -.
Tns Public Ledger rs -.
an ~ right IN f'ihllshias -
- ,o~htox sasrt cunscisnti1sas
sornrnent apon 81 - u th1*s -
fermulAte ito copvietious shsis sen
t.,.t xoof ard necessary
~. p.esraf n 10 greatly % y
feared that IN thia lnst&sss
sp-rryfaek~rb hss allowed -
sense II personal grievance 70 ssssa
hts better judgment
m. f,,enins Telegraph II - az
fnl furnr fts passage and sft.N -. :.
1. bios OF The fair name o. 80
commonwealth and a fiasraee 70 shs
Republican party.
PfT-TsBuRa COMMENT
me Gazette Gov. fsapfpse ser
-. made a snistaks that mars sn
etberrin1 ~rreiisnt record.
Tns Times Gov. Penny pa ssf
lands his name 90 the rno~t arnstle
measure ever put on che statute
boaks Of any state. whiis IN eftiee
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steamers Qusen and Senator 10
BrsmeFten Saturday. ~ a m. Piers
A and II. Pare 50 cents ''s
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Personals
ER. BUTTER, BUTTER
EGGS EGHE
CHEESE

fhc president might call on YOU. see
that you have good butter In the
house. The very best butter and
eggs az reasonable prices you viii
only find at our place. Strictly
fresh ranch eEgE only 20 cents a
dozen; every egs guaranteed. Full
cream cheese, 10 cents "A pound,
and the very best kettle rendered
leaf lard, b-lb. pail. 81 cents; 10-ib..
sla0. These are bedrock prices for
the best OF goods. That's why you
always find the crowd az Cow
Butter Store. First and Pike.
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Fer Bar,

NEW houses on Rainier avenue sis l. 40
per uaoath. aifaNaifa. water close fa
store. school and churches. high dfx az
healthy ~ minutes on Washington street
car huf. parties venting % ~ can ~
come csnffr q property within I've
leara D. making small cash payments
down. hpNnins a Leishtun. aig nAliey
building
fuH RENT Coed nat % raauss toilet
eater. ysfd etc. on car lias. 20 HsiHsfs.
frum second ave. rent $50 asos JafE.
son street
a7ssaas=s
1918 FOURTH e-rcom Fat hath gas ana
siegtrtc lisht Apply 1870 FOURTH
FOR RENT--One-room house. cor
ner iith and James suitable for
liHht housekeeping Call at candy
store.
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Doctor {. r. Hove has removed TO
the new walker building. corner
Second and University %"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Fer aais-ltousss snd lots
~ n6dhEb 4 lad ! fSons. 1f6J Raj
ksiisF faiHiHs Capitol Hiii o. east W
y hnfufyrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

fn1pis ! pair a hsss.s rsisEi1s zadoi
aiHH two single hdfasf, iyfo aptscs fgr
aatH cheap. going 0uf ~ btisinsHa. Barn
th faaf. g1uI4 fifaf aFanus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

TIL fIi0T0oHArH GAfLEhY 81 III
Hlfst avenue hhs shsnEsf hands. ana IL
faf fHiH Hsss. making fine fun rnbinst
uhufas faf 81 10 dotsn, also drinN
eaHrtHH aud eniafEing ~ lowest prices
Open Sundays -. ~ Duomss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

LARGE slightly corner In walla
Walia. a snap az ti.tbo easy terms
Lots on queen Anne 800, $500, $500
and $500. Taylor Cook Co, as
Arcade.
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WAITED Family. siu DO snd sifls -
Hafh iH HHalsn mills Kirkland ADRlR
ht miii ~ iii7 FIRST avsnus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

AaHH. TIE Printer, gif gprins a., bet "a
sud "a pii9nssi hshsst bises bpz1, lad.
a 1911.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Ladies Fancy Lace Lisle Gloves.
double ringer ends. IN beautiful
tan. Eraye and black. .-elaar
fasteners, Itc value ..4.... 65e
Ladies Extra Quality siik Gloves.
double Hriicsa finger tips. n as
sorted shades 81 modes. srags
and blacks. ti-N value ..... Dse
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Wanted
Fer s.ls-Hs.I s....e

YOUNG man with steady employment
wants room mate. 80 Per month each.
T2s Madison.
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REPORTS A
DEFICIENCY

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. May n
Postmaster General Payne has made
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MAGAnnn! WHEAT INDUSTRY
GOOD FOR the NORTHWEST
Mt 9 HAVE PROVED THAT IT 10 A

som. difficulty In finding a, once
suitable market
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8EEffb@ fs66f Ill II Ssis ~ sEllldfilS.
Arpif 1870 Minor avenue.
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Oct A HOME

Oct HOME.
OF y, or own IN locality where you have
aood surr0undinna and the assurances
o. making money on your Investment
That place n Rainier Reach. ON the Rem
ton electric line tho nrHt place the cars
strike Lake Washington. Hundreds Of
families are moving In and building
homes large sAwmill handy plenty OF
work for everybody, large h0-foot lots
50 month HotA.- tuilt also. Loeatien
T. hiah and healthy nshine, bostina.
plenty wood and water nice usiEhhara
sehsoL chnrches. stores tsiephezss
sidewalks, etc. Evefyone who lives At
Rainier Reach n happy. Take cars on
Washington street fhre 70 rides Tor one
dollar see Mr., Weed, agent. At offlea
al Rainier beach. or &. X. 5turtsvAnt
owner 40 naston nloch
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Classified Ads

For Rent--Furnished Rooms
RIct furnished room. a2t John street.
WANTEn-Thrse or four nicely furnished
housekeeping fnama ia private feHidencs
on Hsntnn o. nrat hill. no children; ref.
srsncsF exchanged. 4. star Pub Go.
FUBNiHHEp rooms aud beard. 1917 Sec
onf avenue. near Pike
NICE furnished MONS suitable fat two.
bath and phone, 1910 Second ave.
nue. house newly furnished, ali rnpderni
prices moderate.
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That your monthly SALARY % income cen
be Increased 10 per cent. By puttina q
portion Of your savings st compound IN
tefestf
Security first mortgage on improved city
real estate.
These murtgaHes held IN trust BY the audit
or % the state OF Naanhts Ton;
Cell on Geo. A. Virtue. Boa 80. Boston
block, or write your uaus and address
plainly and We viii send Yus full par
understand THE plan.
PHOENIX SAVINGS.
Hsf.-tadd a Tlitan. Portland, ore pen.
ter Horton a Co aeattls
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our Celebrated L.sietie KID Gloves.
the equal 81 Any us glove on
the mafkst. blaak AMI aolars
-rs.sIs.s rl.~-ss- .9sss. sss.s-ssy -
q. q - - r 1
Ksi Gloves. IN al the pretty ties
aud staple shades .ss=.as.4 et.do
our superb Ia cHpeIis. he Ftasaf
KID Gloves that skill and good
leather can produce 5ss4. Sits
Ladies German Nsas Taffets
Gloves. s.citsp fastened. &C
Nel1e .sst,stfsfss stssssssss. zoe
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uHIAI f&nNbATi0h BALI ~ tie Nd
Front Hurnitnfs co.. 1ns 80 second ave-
uua south DHing O. the burst ~ u
aHfsf main. which damaged our ifnfnsns~
steHh fanaifafahigs - sFs Drsrins 10 the
public bargains n our lius that viii
gfEas am assciinE public Furniture.
stoves. ranges heaters. crofksrF sare.
HiaHHHHfs and al hHusshold furnishings
e. ahHal eHs= tenth ~ thsif actual value.
fafHhfHfs this opportunity ana sscura
haFaalna IN our line 81 lnra.
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81 .obO -b-room cottage. select loea.
ton, terms.
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WE can locate you ON the best homestead
lands IN Washington. We have soms
aood farms Tor sale. Call on 4. H.
Casey, zoo Pacific block, sfntte,
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CHEAP lots at sM un. at Hiliman city.
only ~ minutes rida on old ksnton car
line on Washington street. terms 81
down. 81 monthly. Come today, LarEs
warm Office on Erourdh.
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tRSOaTtve acres OF choice soil. only -
minutes walk 60 the electric ear, snd 10
minutes ride 90 tho city, nne spring
oraok, good neighhorp handy 20 schuoi
and an excellent location IN every re-
~ ADAMS A NICHOLS
kfl Wnnhlnufou nulitiDu
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rnINArn IDANR

A respectable place 60 borrow money on
diamonds iswelfY and watches Ameri-
can watch A tsweiry Co. Dos First AVE-,
opposite Hainler.urana3 rriNAts ofhcss
all business strictly CONFIDENTIAL
MONEY 10 loan on improved property. or
advanced o. building purposes. payable
monthly Ike rent. cheap money see me
before mRhing loan. q, A, Virtue. aaf=d
Hoat0n block
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BAN srssnsiie sssool. Asiyafs sa.ss.
private lessons daily. .veninE els.s~s.
huaiAg. Wednesday FRIDAY. eior uttaas
fssttenaiH oaaehed tn fhsif Tsspsof1y~
UHssi pfniNfsfs and lawyer orstory
peNsf strsaethsns1 Rhpns Sunset ttss
-
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SPECIAL eALE ON AMERICAN WATCH
ia Eaid filled AWeficsn watch. var
rented 10 Yssfs. oulT ~ ~ written tusf-
aufss. American watch tsHstfy co.
bi1h TffHt ave- uppasits Hainisf-grssd-
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MONEY ADVANCED sAtsARIEp Pho.
PIN, retail merchants, tsamHtefa, boa "a.
Ina house. without security. largest
business Ia a. principal eIties Tulnian.
40 Eplcr block. STA second aVenus
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COLLATERAL HANK tBarto Reed.
money loaned on any good eeiiateraL
100 Cherry.
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ron HAiE=A pair ~ harHss cypress
NaEHu and harness. ftuTA flfft ave
FOR hALE-pua fresh Gov, With calf .
fafs Old. zii2 z1th ave. take Hsntoa
ca % Genital Seattle station. hona-
HumnhhffE
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NV. tsn ~. Easy terms s.eonthArA
makes. heushf. soif o. sschansod ,
tiausi Cast Register Co. s01 wash ~
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Baltimore lettings.

Extensive preparations are being made
for the Easter german to be given on
the evening OF April Is by the Maryland
Line Chapter. Daughters of the Ame-i-
can Revolution. az the Lyceum pariOrs.
The affair Is being arranged for the
girls who will be debutantes next year
and the following winter 20 meet some
Of the older men.
The function is 20 be under the dirsc-
tion Of Mss Alice Gilmer. who is plan
ming many original and artistic figures.
4 feature Of the event will be the dane
ing OF the minuet. The german Will be
led by c.. Bernard Fenwick.
The patrons comprise Mrs. Charles J.
Pennington, Mrs. l. Tyson Manly. Mrs.
George 7. NJ. Gibson. Mrs. L. Victor
Baughman. Mrs G. Iradell IglehaTt Mrs.
J. Pembroke Thorn. Mrs. Julian lie Bull
let and Mrs Nathan p CorteT. Nissez
Serena c. Williams. Elizabeth c. Will
aims. Alice Key Blunt, IiIlisn GiGin. aud
Miss G!lmor
The object of the dance is 10 provide
funds for the building Of a memorial
The Washington times., 1903-03-24
Would Ship Bryan to Distant Chimes.

Judge Thomas Wilson. former mem
Der Of Congress from Minnesota, is reg
istered at the New Willard. lie IS a
Democrat. but not Of the sort 10 follow
after the free silver ideas Of the can
didates at the last two elections.
To a group OF newspaper men. the
judge last night was discussing politics.
In no uncertain words. he expressed the
wish that Bryan and his followers might
be sent abToad 10 some country where
Il would be impossible for them to get
back In time to take any TART in tho
campaign OF 1904.
He wants a good cid line Democrat
nominated and said n such was the
case there would be no difficulty in
making a fight that would result IN vic
tory He says Minnesota IS opposed to
the ideas advanced BY Bryan and wants
none OF that class TO be on the national
ticket.
The Washington times., 1903-03-24
Secretary Roots Farm.

EIihu Root. Secretary OF War. on
his visit TO Clinton last week. purchased
farm OF one hundred and nifty acres.
one mile west OF Clinton, for which he
paid SIS, 900. This is one OF the finest
farms in the county, and contains fine
fruit orchards. and an excellent sugar
orchard. II adjoins the old Root home
stead. which Secretary Root recently
purchased. and gives him a holding
3Z5 acres. reaching back to College Hill
1t is rumOred that several of his friends
are interested with Secretary Root, and
that a number OF fine houses are 10 be
erected on the tract.
The Washington times., 1903-03-24
Charles A. TOwne Out of Politics.

Charles A. Towne Out OF Pont1cS-
II have not been interviewed in two
years." said the Hon. Charles A.
Towne to a reporter for The Times last
night at the Raleigh. Up until that
time. however. l talked freely 10 the
newspaper men and assure you 1 en-
joyed their confidence.
The campaign in which I last was
interested was expensive and I lost
much money However. now ! am en-
deavoring 10 regain some OF my losses
and hope some time TO be In good anan-
cial condition
Il would be pleased to talk politics
II 1 were in that business. AS 1 am
not, 1 think IL wise that I let the sub
Jet alone" Mr. Towne comes to Wash
ington frequently from his present nome
in New York. but he is devoting all
his time TO his profession-th.t OF law.
Among the newspaper men IL is well
known Mr. Towne Will not talk politics.
and he carefully keeps the resolve ne
made his business associates two years
ago. Rumor has 1t the former politi-
clan has been extremely fortunate in
the Texas oil fields and IS not averse
20 leaving the political field for all time.
although some OF his friends urge him
continually 10 return
The Washington times., 1903-03-24
Racegoers Fill HotelG

Every hotel lobby in the city is filled
With men who are here 10 witness the
races at Beuning or course. there Is
every class OF admirers OF horsefiesh,
but every man is readily recognized.
One has but TO take two glances. There
can be seen one OF two distinctive marks
on every man. He wiz -ither have a
horseshoe suspended from his watch
chain or a horseshoe pin stuck IN his
cravat. These are the sure marks. By
chance II the man is fortunate In play
iEe the races, he will be seen with
larger diamonds. Among these are large
rings and shirt studs. The horseshoe is
the fad, however. and the first win
ming" is usually invested in one OF the
two distinctive marks. Without this
mark the mans identity seems 10 be
lost
The Washington times., 1903-03-24
WHO'S WHO In HOTELS.

which charged that the Southern road
Disseminated against that city as com
pared with other cities in the same sec
ton.
The case has frequently been before
the commission and all the testimony
was submitted some months ago The
arguments were made yesterday and
today and Judge Baxter finished his
argument this morning.
This jurist represents more than TWEEN
~ railroads throughout the South and
his salary from them is said 10 be great
er than that received by the President.
Judge Baxter intended leaving Wash
ington this morning for New York. but
was taken i'll yesterday and is c1mpell-
ed TO postpone his departure until to
morrow. He is accompanied by his
private secretary, o. p. Anderson.
The Washington times., 1903-03-24
Fellow-worker With Noted scribes.

James A. Tdford. OF New York. but
formerly Of Denver, Col. is a guest at
the New willard
When he lived in Denver he was en-
ployed on the Denver Tribune" At
that time Eugene Field was city editor.
Q. J. Rothaken chief editorial writer,
and Bill Nye was the Laramie CORE
spondent. To reporter for The Times
Mr.. Tidford said:
When l was on that paper Nye was
getting So column fr his work from
Laramie. He rarely came 70 town. and
when he did he drew all the money due
him since his last visit.
1t usually came TO a large sum. Be
fore he could get back home the other
boys on the paper would escort him on
TO some nearby saloon and Stake their
thirst Laramie never saw Nye again
until he was broke and ready 10 resume
his correspondence"
The Washington times., 1903-03-24

In honor Of Nine. Roger Miclos, the
distinguished pianiste. a "soiree in
dtenne" was given last night by Edmund
Russell in his studio, Ardsley Hall.
Central Park West. Nine. Lillian Blau-
Welt and Miss Z. Grant Van Tetzel as
sisted Nine Miclos in receiving, with
Mr. Russell, the guests OF the evening.
A unique feature OF the entertainment
was the Hindoo atmosphere of the at
fair. AT the entrance OF his apartment
q HindoO servant. dressed in the native
robe. greeted the guests with the HindOO
greeting. "Salaam. maharaja and maha-
rani. salaam." In the corridor approach
Ing the receiving room another Hindoo
continually sang native songs in the
peculiar minor key of the Oriental.
An Indian supper was served. consist
ing OF many dishes peculiar 70 Oriental
tastes. such as currie OF chicken and
apricots, in Persian fashion; jam OF rose
leaves and Indian cordial, mangoes. and
sirups-
Nine. Miclos entertained her friends
on the piano. Nine. Blauvelt sang. and
Edmund Russell recited.
The Washington times., 1903-03-24
Engagements and Weddings.

Cards have been issued BY Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson. of Montclair. \.
J.. for the marriage Of their daughter.
Eugene, to Rumsey Wingscott. The
wedding is TO be in the First Congrega-
tional Church on Saturday. April 4. Miss
jefferson is prominent in Montclair so
ciety circles. and is a granddaughter Of
Joseph Jefferson. Mr.. Scott is the son
OF q physician In Louisville. Ky, and is
manager OF the otis Elevator Company.
OF this city.
The Washington times., 1903-03-24
philadelphia Society.

An interesting and largely attended
meeting was held yesterday at the house
OF Miss Mary Coles, Pill Walnut Street
The subject under discussion was the
Relation of Good City Government to
the Needs OF the Poor" John Glenn. a
well-known Dhilanthropist, OF Baltimore.
and Miss Richmond. secretary Of the So
ciety for Organized Charities. were the
speakers. They held the attention Of
the audience for nearly two hours.
The Washington times., 1903-03-24

Mrs Joseph +. stone gave dinner for
young people last night at her home.
l23 East Thirty eighth Street. The WON
en- OF the party came with powdered hair.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis Hoffman. Miss Beatrice Kenney.
Miss Fowler. Miss Mamie Pomeroy. Miss
Gertrude wood, Miss Emma Stone. Miss
NargOt stone, Or Clark. II. Duncan
Wood, jr. and II. r. Ward.
The Washington times., 1903-03-24
Car Conductor Assaulted.

An unku3,,n man assaulted Horace Peyton, a
conductor a the Ninth Street car Enc- early
this morning whsle he standing on the rear
platform 90 a car. The Issailant administered "a
singing blow Dser. the conductors eye and
caused severe c,It. which was dressed 40 the
Emergency Hospital.
The Washington times., 1903-03-24
Mad Dog Scare.

4 mad dog created some excitement in the
neiVihgrLool Il Bates Street northwest last
night. The animal was frothing az the mouth
aud Swapping a. pedestrians. Believing the dog
90 be- rahid, Policeman Money s.sot IT,
The Washington times., 1903-03-24

: Hopewell II. Darneille the District Assessor,
barely escaped injury last night ~ running
Ills automobile into ditch near Vermont Ave
tue and y Street At the intersection OF these
th1rJtilsiflres "a wheel 81 the machine giid-d
into the hole and the impact caused the axle
10 snap iu two. Fortunately. Mr. Darneillc WAS
not thrown. although the automobile swervcd
70 one side and was nearly overturned.
The Washington times., 1903-03-24
Salary Larger Than Presidents.

Judge Eel Baxter. OF Nashville. Tenn,
enc OF tie ablest lawyers IN the South.
is registered at the Raleigh lie is In
Washington to represent the Southern
Railroad before the Interstate Com
merce Commission 70 the complaint
made against that road a year ago by
The Charlotte shippers' Annexation.
The Washington times., 1903-03-24
Szan1eSe Minister Not to Be- Dzstuybea III
HIS RoS1tton-N0fes From BaIt1m0ye and
Nee York

the fashionable set leaving the city to-
day for Europe on the Kronprinz VIII
helm. including Mr. and Mrs. ROYAL
Phelps Carroll. Egerton Winthrop. Mrs
Charles II. Bergman Elliot Gregory.
Mrs. Maturin l. DelafeId. tr.. Mr. and
Mrs R. II. l. Goddard. and Richmond
Pearson. minister 10 Persia
The Washington times., 1903-03-24
Hotel Johnson Cafes.

4 Ia carte service. midday lunch, and table
d'hote dinner sea food iu buuilnce. choice cuts
% New York becf. hiEi-Eradc oysters, Potomac
shad. New York Little Week CLAIMS, etc, direct
from the catchers.
The Washington times., 1903-03-24
Mount vernor Euchre Club.

The Mount Vernon Euchre Club was
pleasantly entertained Friday evening
last at the home OF Miss Koss, PA Flor
ida Avenue northwest. Music and games
were enjoyed until a late hour, after
which refreshments were served. Among