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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-30
TWO BURNED TO DEATH

Monticello, KY, Sept. 3o.--John Adams
and Thomas Marsh were burned to death
and Joseph Marsh fatally injured by an
explosion of gas at an oil well here
today.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-30
CREW or SIXTEEN RESCUED
Italian Bark Eros Brings in News From
French Fisherman.

Fort Point, Ncb., Sept, 3o-Thc ship.
wrecked sailors brought in during the
day proved to be the entire crew Of 10
men from French fisherman which was
lost on the Grand banks during recent
gale.
The Eros is anchored off this point
awaiting flood tide 10 reach Bangor.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-30
A $4,000 Fire.

Williamson, w. Va, Sept. 3o.-,Firc last
night destroyed the Norfolk hotel, u resi-
dcnccs and brewing company's plant.
Loss, $4,000.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-30
BUBONIC PLAGUE IS OVER

by ASSOCIATED PRESS
Santiago De Chile, Sept. so.-The whole
of the province of Tarapa, including the
port OF lquique, the capital, has been de-
clared free from bubonic plague.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-30

ER--Gencrally fair tonight and
Thursday. Warmer in Northwest portion to-
night,
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-30
British Ambassador to the
United States IS Dead
at DavoS-Platz.
WIFE AN AMERICAN
Deceased Bound to This
Country by no Ordi-
nary Ties.

London. Sept. 3o.-Sir Michael Herbert,
British ambassador to the United States,
died At Davos.Platz. Switzerland.
a Paris dispatch on September - said
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-30
RIOTS IN BUDAPEST
Police Fire on Strikers and
Several in Mob Are
Wounded.

Cured at Budapest. Striking van drivers
came in conflict with the police and 90
persons were injured 10 OF them seriously
The police ultimately fired upon the rioters
and several of the latter were wounded
Troops were summoned to restore order.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-09-30
RECOVERY DOUBTFUL
PHYSICIANS ENTERTAIN LITTLE
HOPE FOR THE LIFE OF ARCH
BISHOP KAHN.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Baltimore, Nd, Sept. 3o.--Archbishop
Kain of St. Louis continues in critical
condition. The attending physicians still
express the opinion that the prelatc's re-
covery is extremely doubtful.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
2lTreiifrri.

State MutuaI 3niurauce SO.
SantiniOn git iallit for nOsn Eli
iioen, % iOrIsOsu Sas bltp en- af Si
reitsrerus. VI. o. Ranoal / asnIal
arrslisrct % brnst til 3amestupn
bpOr ban maatte saa 6eneiel, b
ban ilts bar iitauN til at itiIls suutiur
Tor $40. 600. gtrrtfationtn iorstOas.
pan 6OranIeOHius al Stitprersn / 5al
Iitbcst, Os SeitpDniussn mob sanoal
gaar uo paa. at ban iammsn mso b,
to andre SireItgrtr, Der Ct iorouFte
ira HOro 8alOta, bar tilpsnot fla all
Selitabets RiOISr. ca. $4,000. .
to andres Rapue rr Y. u. g1iaer o.
u. ". BiIosr. 6sr be Tom til ROrt
GatOtd, OrsO Dc ioisastis asiurance
forrrtnins andre Stater.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
SebleIIsSaneII.

SOm for nGUnt, er Der Oannet er aOmpasni gsblsn
mso bet 6prmGal at bpsgc 9ernbans bib ira Sautinpn
On iaaoan SGue t9utt at ue OUsrgvs bet norouert
SPrus al &oberts GOuutp Sm bette prOjett bar e Slap
| SGnltuou isssnOe at iige
"6OrrrtHinssm9uosue StbIsu ienOts sn Delegation
til RnueapOs iOr ct aar fNsp for at pss at iaa 500
aompGsnet til at bgsse Sioeuie fra SdniiniOn pO.
Osfls Retnn8 % sOmpasuist Uie 9 at bape 9utrrcsis
not for 9lausn til at isnOe line Snsenprsr meO Gpmaa,
linssapparatsr OUsr n9pne StrsS. paa ben Sio par
imiOlertO aUmpasns aa Optass msO SantfOrlGussII,n
til gsmard at bet ttte iaa fig anb til at Gts sre Sern
/ Slbsn meo ensdHs. eauO!abst meltm Santinion o.
gebIeu ria % OslOpopret % Soelins futtct ub
plot uOsn SoiUl piie Jig at snnsnbe for 600 gpms
pa9Ret 5trfor er ben alminosise glenins, at nu oa
SGusn til Sismart FGrOis, oil SOmpugnist ase g ai
9sbIsn' ganen % Bet at Der ibe aGr blep snOt Cp.
maasrc bib for at uOfs Saut anes for ct ftisri 5esu
paa RsaIidtOuen al YlGntn. sn aaoan Sane poe iauo.
ipnigpis lille t0mme til at tnoe 9sbltn men forti9tis
iposft meo aberdeen iii Maal"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
Werc SomciteaSlau0.

Oct lOtaIe sunOiOntOr Brtat sails.
ROnt,. bar faast @sOOslsIie fra @af6.
iHstOn ON, at en- eanOitrGtning paa
en- RilIion gcres / ben nOrore Del al
Rontana itaI aabnss for Stiullniua
unoer ppmsitsaOiOpsn. 9ets eano
bIep / i'm aiO af Rssisringsn iat
alasis msN sanOst uHOsr 3rrisatiOns.
Spitsmst, % inssn 8runb sipes for
Regjertnssns BET n9pute Seilutnins.
sanoisstre sr aIlsrsos paa 9si til bette
Strsa.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
O, G. olrne1s & Go
alinlatet ueS GOmoutuu.

"a Der een sners Sio bar uerierst iaa mango for.
itjeias Apeier alniast og orobunosu oppe alberta.
ps ba tie aa aa al Snobpseerne Roberts Gounp In
teresiereos bet 2auoab iaI o bsr upite Stripeie
fro T. 8. Reauo ill "Rormanoen" grano Sors. y. Q.
Siribsiin eaisrst I6oe sbruar % pber ianlsoss:
Seq iaa ~Rormanben" for lite aebruar tt Spsres-
maa ON bet bar iaa ipIOt gomonton. alberta, iom
Rorb Saiota Seq bar boe Rorb 9aiOta 25 aar os Der
bar ss prrf aar iaa jts tan beipare bette Spsrss.
maaf Seq bar isIp mOotaeet melsm 200 cs $50 Srsps
fra Solt be prensos Slater meb aaoauus Spsresmdal
% mango anore 6orbOlbsus oa Sanost bsruos. Wsb
a,eatisrsns 9iaoslis ial ies pars ssnnsm "gprman.
ben. ebmonton Siirtiet bet saniit iooi, lille
iaasauBs Storms Tom soro 3atOta eSmpnton CT bet
norbptlss alberta % ben iplbes paos bette 5srrpri.
um Sss bar pGrst belle albsrta. au ts pto bet.
Der iummer sauiis msss Sue Der gntersn Os msstt
Resu pm SOmm,rsn. SorobunOsn sr iOm RtO Ripsr
salsu men mssst Opbsrs, Os til 60b. SsFsn tommsr
mssst for Der eomOntpn tno Rprb Saiota. Ger bar
gane oite pGrsi msss Sne ben life Cttober. ipolss
albsrta ueen inssn Sns % bet muttet ginierpetr,
ss bar feet sratursrs saar uos belle gntsrsn bet po
ae absTs; wsr iaa SOrNbunosn life iaa goo for S5ars
wing Om runoi edmonton. aIt sano iau lanet uo iOm
Is l beriru Spsu Opiagst % man mao bstas en- COB
pris for sano her 9anOst saniie aOot Ousra Der.
gen ipOlss alberto bet eanits uaniteFst at nos 9anS
u6snom SGiis % elps Oct bsofs SOmeeaOlanb ea bar
feet er om,rns @bitsmpoo asia.. men Der sr mssst
hrsuss gntrs bsr Saa npsIs Orb til eunpisssrs: Est
or Sisfnspartsn om s tor lib at is oper Suuost usis
% aa iaOsr be sens SanOsrns pau eunOussntsr sasr
SpstuIOntsr, % Disis ort9sr ale Saas Siorsr; men
Ou iau inos moi AZ frit 2aue. Ser or 20 Wiuonsr al
soot m SarmIano Os omtrsnt 900 IaiOnsr al odarliet
Stsn., SanO.. StOs. Os Rantssanb.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06

Suoepertnot @iutsr bar pGrtt ian
aabsu, at apGsaUIsre uil flare iis mso
minOre Sober. snO be siOros Rssnina
paa. guotl ai BEN UtO StlIe 6Our4c
bar iruOt 90 til SsaOwOSO Os ssaO,
bpor bet iGlass til sOOe Briisr. gasO
llnOtastli, al uOsIs iaa Tiger mso
,olot gtir / Ssttmbsr % npsls iaa
saas | Gtbruar bar SiHtsrcn pGrsi
mtr, aabtu suO paa mango War. Sor
at uiIs, bpaO en- irrissrti 6arm Tan
aisr,, Tan uGUnss, at en- @anO Der
nttOp bar iOlst ben alfalfa, Der pOrsO'
paa eanbst, tisute SIT uSGt bUsT
aerS.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
Srab.

Srau, SpUsn, en- 8prubanoIer
Ssutlaire, bIsu iiupt % SisbIittsIis
orGbt al 8. q. stssalo. Stations
uaeutn oerhsos, ben 27Os Gebruar.
Srabsmauosn aiiprtOs iIsrs Stub, %
ct af Oisis trai SOpns ssu. iOm bar
tiliisOs, % iaars0s BAN sauiie itpst.
siuOuiusu par ct RsiuImt ai tt
Wluuobuaesri mtaem be to RGuo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
g,iI iurjpac SpiucapI.

gnotl Sarmsrs psO geiasr tnotisber
glulsOpr af COB Racs % oil iOripge at
apls ps isos @riis for RartsOet. Zen
bsis gris paa SIsii sr bet, iOm M lOt'
Ter benz til at BRUCE Wuiisn til 5sbs
for spin paa Sarmsn, O8 OsrOso oil
be iittsrlis Opnaa ben hpisft SstaIins
for III 9prn,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
1uaru gmoetraaoiabril.

Der pil intti blips ajOrt ut ben nGrs
pGrsuot 9esislatur for Gprttte!isn al
en- SinDstraaOsfabrit / 6OrbinOeIis
m.o StatsiGnsilst. Der iial lite
bare Wioltr mol / Statsiasisu til al
iirGtie ill be Sermso iorbunbne llOsif.
ter, % iaa iaar ri OG fUrtiettt at re-
tuirtrs Barren ira andre Slater Oa
IeuOs gtnssns uO uf Dor tstn Stat.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
ariacn fprtirttrs.

Get lSOs Acknowledgements. iOm
tr lintiOnsrst | Sort glsaO. bar faast
Orors ira @aibiustOp til at ufrsiis til
6iIippinerns ben 2lSe Rarts. 9st
laoer iualsOes til, at mere ausIsr os
ari'bt mag ipanOsrss al uUrt bumuns
6Oli, % Here 6iIippinO-Sjsm sosIass
sss iumt ifsrs umsriiauiis aip Oirss.
isr be, iOm bar Psnes, msb Sititrbso
tor pptisbe Esruss Risoomstilosr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
ct ariasaiaOemi

itu Opsrss eanOets SOueOhuO Os Sisruesutu ita ale.
rtos bGre lngt ai praosutn Ser tal 9anOss arissrs
iaa en- iuIOfGuOs lIOeanusis gaubsnbrus bOiEist uu
fumes at pers osuns ris RatiOns bsse Sursssr. Rpt
Srssibs bpssss tort pGt % aaOeI qrGfOsntsH Om
ors al pore StasmGnO raabtr pua runbess GUNNER til
arsssaiateu. 6rpster Be CUeriaO2 gler pIanGsstr
be islp nps Cutrfub9 Gn Ouars SamOittisbsO FILTER
irsm bag off bette Stt er orrtn lite bare Der 9auost
man rusles msO bIan eurOpas 6prfsr Oritaner fig os
ruer, aa BET grenisr til 2atsrlisbtS Rsotus 5Olts
be brerOns sauOs tnapt fan aa SpsisiGtst moi til at
brpOfpoe ia uopresiss WlIiunsr af StatsiOmusn til
Spsnina al upe ar!ssmaitin. Sslp minors 9auOs iUm
I. er be auoiuupiiie, rusr epns Ger 9Guost er
arsssaldbsn noast ct Stadium bUOr ben almiubtlise
SOlieiribsO uar Sar Os iOrOi ct SlaO iOm "Nnn,.
apos 5rbuns" isOs Spper paafaar at Sptialitrnt tr
brpne tGrts Ton ri utpps ro at bet iiulbs IorlrOas
SanibiitigbsOsn til en- 9r9iiosnt al et irit Spli.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
Gre miitrr 9ipet uro llfuriiatiabeS.

". cIiOn ira SOifman, Nlinn., 3.
N' PsttriOn os VI. 5. siilsfon fra
Sarristt. 9eiun.. eanOissers. iOm
Ousrnattsbs paa Smpsrial SOtsl / gsiu.
nipes. militOt siOet UeO apslnins ben
27ot 6sbruar. 8e bIGhs nemlig uu
@asbIusist iitsOstfOr at aiitrue bet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
lprbifiRIp.

gn SOrorpfslis fsltss ben 25os 5s'
bruar aanoiiabst Omtrins CatOma.
Cuns o. anSst Snpeutar blsu iipttst
iuOt gpsuinssrus. Os ben tptte Sc
paa sabite Ripsr bleu opbrGttst, bpil'
let Iatie Stret SeiOltuinssu.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06

SpsHRaasuOs r ct al Sistsuu q. ..
SiHiss mst inipiuTsHSt Tisis. Sr. Gilas
StsnsTisu GrOothOH, RiHH.. bar ophiGst
sh PrGihis pao $50 for ben bsSht SUrriGtr
ttIit tiI CHs,Iii al Sistst msb inSltSsuDs
etmGrtHins,r ssrs sasT FrOia I'll en- ret
SeriGaslis al 1ists! for BEN, iOm Tibet tlsr
iItttt SirHSFub maotts bare til ben norits
Siaegs.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
y. III. Ueis & 60.
Sioltmipor.

Oct anOet uarlst RsOs al Stpls.gmbsSsmeno SO.
berts Gouutp oil blip aabus 9ssialsn Sisispa esrs
bag ben l4os Warts al prGeis. aas Stols.gmbsos.
mGno Os anOrs Der intsrssrer s for bort siolepen,
psnss at tilfsos Deb Wsost. nssa anss aibanos
liuse nOset iertIt emns iOmmsr til at Optass 5ios.
Se, bpis Rapue fnbss pda prosrammst, bill irsmtomms
meo Spsrssmaal iOm b. pill bpe Oisutsros. paa qros
srammst iinoss fslssnoe Rapne
Spsnus al StOlsbuis, glOotl. TraitiitbtO. stc.-e.
q. 9stsrion, ). u. RaIIOp.
Embellishments RsOrOsr.-G, u. Ssuissaaro,
a. GbrittianiOn, Sobn g. 9euis.
GENERALIZATION Os sranspOrtsrins.-S. Q. Cough,
y. glilsr s. 3. Sapion.
gmbeosmGnOs plistsr SsnbolO til COP ON tUuRssa
StOeeans-5. 8. aei9btOH. u. u. 5Ower. u. Ssrrsto
e0rsrlsn % 9Grsres auiGtteIis.-9nO. RpbniOn. s.
8. Rsredoro, SOwaro Squirss
SOiIin bpr iurstrGites, 5upuibp 5frittst easr D.
hrttst al en- SiOe9-S. g. C'G3raOp, q. w. 9ratt. 9.
ammon,
eGrerrns 5OrROIo til SirsttiOHsn. Q 8. Souts
SesuSsn Oii SpsrssmaaItt ON frs 9Gisbsssr for Gle
uers iami ON SprettsIie a SlueSbIiObetsr bus 9ruR
oigt bebanolsbe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
Syo Safpta.
!e,i9lp for 1sinlano.

Stats,asisrsrsn baBos pp til ben
27Se 6sbruar mOOtasst s274.50 for
SUuptt til be nsOliOsnes / 6tnlano.
3isis psnss Tom fra ROberts, Grant,
Campbell ps Deuel. SUhutper.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
9ad Nlnnrnr.

Slaas'iGmpeH ira 9rammeu, tOmmer
ianOipnIisDis til at iIaas mtO ben be.
rpsteOe Sbarisp Butte. RUnt., for
ban faar sHIsOnins til at tUnturrtre
mso Seifries ON GbampiOnbGltst.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
Ei. Slai Gplleae

| gIOrtbiirlO, gtinn., blsu iorltosn Tut.
let iOm 6slgs ai Siarlaetnsitbsr
blanot eleDtrne. 6smtcr Glspsr oaI
ipgt, % Spgning1 b!SV tplranieHst.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
Sranb | Wtiupt.

StrsOass RVrsen usObrGnote after
ct pas 6Orrstninasbuis Ulinut, R.9.
5absi anOrassr til 81, 900.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
;fe6rdminne.

Ut 6ur min ilnht sisra
Sst siIos. ban bsU siOrt.
% IRAN siUs. bsra
20 mpiit siGpt Os hort.
Oct par fruu Tag til uuusu
Cor meg 70 COB si StsbS:
SiOr aru bet tT iOT RaHHtH,
III goetioli peTa iSbe.
Slif 1ar par aIeri iaHnsu,
SoIaHst iOm Sosa ptit,
% SrOst iIaus iToa 9luHutH
90 sobt. iOm SutrOst belt.
Su bourbon aIOri maIa
! 2Iput um line Roar.
Zen Guitn flinss tala
9lss Siitmt um line Saar.
Gan 5rausmaHR IGrbt iiIta
% fiHua RioSaT' Serb,
% enstIsmaHntu oifta
Ss bopa Sistn iiGr.
% frsmit ban hob | Gina,
% rrit ban fslit ben.
5ruu SIotIauS til glssitHa
San itoPts StpTssH,fHH.
Ilin itOrr Sabsr bspoOt
- ida bet me Gls maa -
% aTptH burt esi syobs.
Rsu font CO att fam iaa.
o.. sisas GO itunSom iIitsH
"a lsitar ttttT CTe.
RaHitt % Ct 10 Iitru,
5Or bet. ban par 10 iior2
DltH. (sraist srOr paa Been,
% Rom paa CANAL Sis,
90 tuuo samls SissH
Or life FIJI for 20.
8aar' Iisa Ct Iiit baast.
% Putt Iiis blad.
90 ,HnO lie iiaast
Dlt iran tam iisuHa yaa.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
smaae Sloe6ranSr

eoeIagos eisnoOmms | glbsroesn %
eeao til mango 2uiiuO Dollars gerOi
| SsspnOslisn al llssu.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06
Sorifieaist.
Sonaresirn

olso az prGiioentrn iammsntalot III
en- srtra SssiiOn osnns llse.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-06

gniier Tt at lame gspss paa
7erss fSarm, bar ri Suiinoer al
Dollars al Iaane uo til Lap Renie.
The Washington times., 1903-10-29
ENDS ANNUAL SESSION
OF TEMPERANCE WOMEN
Resolutions Adopted on Curfew Law for
Newsies, and Praise for Represen-
tative Richardson's Address.

The annual session OF the woman's
Christian Temperance Union closed yes
terday In Calvary Baptist Church One
of the features Of the afternoon session
was the adoption of set of resolutions
favoring the enactment OF a curfew law
for the benefit Of newsboys in the Dis
trict Of Columbia; another commencing
the recent address made by Commander
James D. Richardson before the Scot
fish Rite Masons. which was a plea for
the abolition Of wine at the banquets OF
the order; another for the institution
of temperance instruction in the public
schools. and still another for the dis
tribution OF temperance literature. Pa
pers were read and addresses made up
20 the hour of adjournment at 4.30
Of1cers were elected AR the ensuing year
as follows: President. Mrs. Clinton
Smith; vice president. Mrs. NJ f. Cohen:
corresponding secretary, Mrs. w. T. De
Rierner; recording secretary. Mrs. Emma
S. Shelton: assistant recording secre-
tary. Mrs. Charles p. Grandheld.
The Washington times., 1903-10-29
is PREMIER DUCHESS
OF BONNIE SCOTLAND
Her Grace of Hamilton Popular Among
Her Husbands Coun-
trymen.

EDINBURGH, Oct 2s.-1'he Duchess
of Hamilton. who. together with the
Duke and the infant Marquis OF Doug
las, has been spending the summer and
autumn in Scotland, is English by birth,
for she was Nina Poore, a daughter of
a popular soldier. and sister OF that
Major Poore who did so well In South
Africa. and who Is married 70 the Duke
of Hamilton's sister. Lady Flora.
The marriage Of the premier Duke Of
Scotland was quite a surprise TO mis-
friends. During many years Of his early
life he suffered from i'll health but
nowadays there seems no limit to what
medical science can do. and the dukes
recovery was followed at a very short
interval by his wedding.
The young duchess, who IS tall and
fair. has won the hearts OF all her new
friends and neighbors round Hamilton
Palace. and the famous Scottish man
sion had not seen for many a long year
such a gathering as that which took
place there this summer. when the duke
and duchess received the whole neigh
borhood in order that they might dis
play the baby charms Of the little mar
gufS
The Washington times., 1903-10-29
PLAYWRIGHT, ACTRESS,
AND LAVISH HOSTESS
Mrs. T. P. O'Connor One of tn Most
Versatile Women in
London.

LONDON. Oct. 29.-Mrs. T. p. O'Con-
nor Is one of the most versatile women
I'm London. A brilliant playwright. a
char ming actress. she yet finds time to
perform the duties which fall TO her as
the wife OF one OF the leaders of the
Irish party.
AS most people are aware. "A Lady
from Texas" proved success both in
London and In the provinces II was
while playing the principal role in Edin-
burgh that Mrs. D'Connor became 50
seriously i'll that she was obliged for a
time to put aside all her work She Is
now. however. writing another play OF
which her friends speak very highly.
1t is an open secret that she has long
been attracted by the dramatic posi-
bilities OF what may be called the Par
nell tragedy. She. of course. knew the
principal actor in the somber drama,
and II is TO be hoped that some day she
VIII reconStitute the complex personality
of the man who was for so long the
"uncrowned king OF Ireland"
Mr.. and Mrs. T p O'Connor have a
charming old-world house in Chelsea.
There, for they are both very hospitable,
they entertain hosts OF friends, Irish,
English and American.
The Washington times., 1903-10-29
AMERICAN PEERLESS
BRIDE OF A BROKER
Hon Frances Marvin Fairfax Welded to
Edward Lowndes Rhett,
of New York.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 29.-Hon. Frances
Marvin Fairfax. daughter OF the late
Lord Fairfax. eleventh Baron OF Came
ION. and who. upon the death OF her
mother will be the only girl OF Afneri-
can birth that may claim the hereditary
title of Lady Fairfax. was married yes
terday afternoon 10 a good American
citizen. Edward Llowndes Rhett. a stock
broker OF New York city
Northampton. in Prince George coun-
~. the last country seat OF the Fair
faxes In Maryland. was the scene OF
the wedding. A special train conveyed
the Baltimore guests to the scene.
The brides gown was heavy white
satin. with pearl ornaments: tuIIe
ven was fastened with orange blossoms.
She carried shower bouquet OF Bride
roses.
There were no attendants. Following
the ceremony a reception was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhett Will make a tour
of Southern resorts. and will reside in
New York
The Washington times., 1903-10-29
Petty-Pease.

Miss Adrienne Judith Pease, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Pease. and
Lieut. James Marshall Petty, of the
Twentieth Infantry. L. S. A. were mar
ried last evening at All Souls Church.
in Fourteenth Street
The marriage was celebrated by Rev
L. G. B. Pierce. pastor Of the church.
The church was decorated with autumn
foliage and large pink chrysanthemums.
Clusters of the same flowers marked
the pews reserved for the families of the
bride and groom. DR.. Walters. who pre.
sided at the organ. played selections
from Tannhauser' and ''Midsumrne,
Nights Dream" before the arrival of
the bridal party which was heralded by
the Bridal Chorus from "L,ohenRrin -
The bride. escorted by her father. was
preceded by the maid of honor. Miss
Caroline Green, and followed by the
bridesmaids. Miss Anna Moore. Mics
Katharine Moore. Miss Ethel Hoffman
and Miss Margaret Green. and the usb-
ers, Capt John p. Wade. Lieut.. Her
bert Brees. c. II. Danforth and A G.
Voris. Joined the groom and best man
Lieut.. Daniel Craig. of the artillery. at
the altar
The bride wore a gown of fine white
al uSSClS net over white satin. richly
trimmed with point lace, tuTIe veil
fastened with sprays of orange bios
SONS. and carried a shower bouquet of
lilies OF the valley and roses. The
maid Of honor and bridesmaids wore
fluffy frocks of pink crepe de chine. and
chinon. and carried pink and white bios
SONS.
The groom. best man, and ushers were
all in fun dress uniform. The bride and
groom led the way from the church to
the strains OF Mendelssohns wedding
March. A reception, which included
members Of the bridal party and tho
Immediate families, took place in the
apartments OF the brides parents at the
Westover.
Lieut. and Mrs. Petty left town last
evening for short trip before going to
Fort Sherman. where Lieutenant Petty
IS stationed. but under recent orders
Tin sail with his regiment December 1
for the Philippines.
The Washington times., 1903-10-29

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