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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21
eilaes bnrbe bclit beifirres Iiae ef.

Ter at DC bar aiblomltret .glom.
iterouifene fiernes, o9 ale operils'
oiae auiite flores bort, iao bar man
|gooe lloiigter til en- rigelig 6~oripnin9
al 9lomiter til urite Saar. Soar
|2iloes life blomitrer, iaa tom Oct
bGnoc, BET er, ioroi De life bar Sol
nof, bpor De Itoor, og altioa bilrSc
Hpttes ben paa ct aubet Steo. Bra
oar Oct ogioa, ON Der bIeu itrset ON
firing Dem el goo 5oripning al SanS
o. Senaieoia ("gone.G uic"). s
Goroueiteu. paa Steoer, bpor SorS'
bitnoen er m9ttet meb aIfali, er oct
life iaa gonite ualmiubeligt, at 81.
Eocs err nfruatbare. IA beiinoes Oct
ofte, at aImiroelig Stenfalf bar en-
gdnnIia Snbilpoele, roor Den itrseS
omfring @uifene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

Sort er / bore Gage ct meget isgt
Stoi, ii9r til 6abritotioH al Drop.
per. 9et er life bi0til lpffeoes at
tc%uitruere np6eu praftiif Slaiteprop
al. ct anoet Stoi. Gen pprenPilfe
Salps er etouu itaoig / SpIoien for
aorfproouftioncu; Gortugnl eier
100000 Seftnrer Stou al aortege
Ga Spauien 100000. IIgicr rpffer
aoSt irem og bar III 100000 Scttl'
.rcr cptague OF bsuue allItir, meSeus
Stulien er gaaet tilbage og M fun
bar $4,000 Seftarer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

Snrmerc iom fleit pil neppe iinbC
rogen beore llboei til at ifaiie fine
Dtelfefisr ct pelfomunent SiaGe til
-oe ai6iote Better tent poa Somme'
rem % Ssiten rrboper emo Den, at Der
.iioit / SUM IaaneS iaoes ct Stpffe
meo Rorrt, omtrent ell Sulbel pao
Icren, iaaet "brooocoit" eller |
Drills. SfiRres Oct / rette Sib,
iaar qoS Ssrf 90 flores inO poa Saa'
pet, iad afsiper oct ct Sitterfooer,
icm Oct life beore ian iinoes, meo'
mipSre set ifilloe bore "eniilage".
Set es beore END boooe ghaet og
Sorgbum, bpuo SoberpRroieu alt'
goar, % er beSrtbeu let at baarotere.
3. b. t., Seriom oct bnr pPret inobe'
itet meb Goru-Sarpeiter. Sem acreS
meo iaaonnt 3prn tan regneS pao
at oigipe 90 Cons eIler mere al bet
fortrinIigite Sober. beriom oct bar
norct paa gobt Sauo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21
en- f~oripunoen Storby.

Waar maa taoer nieb Tpset fra Sps'
mid eler ben pitenselite S~uoepitab
garmontb mob Norb, tommer man peS
Sarmnubbam | RerheSen al Reiterre
at ben isr iaa itOlte 8p Sunipib.
9uniut6 Dor / R~iobetalbereu en- al
@uslanos itprite 8psr. Rpmsrne bap.
be tasct Saoe Der, gnssliarerne ops
bsiebe Speu til giipeiabe, os ensellte
aOnser sao 8pen 6Orrettisbeper, itian'
febe ben 2unbeinocm % bgssece encOs
ct fungeIist BALLADS Der. Snpeniur ben
iolioe Gteumur bleo Der siuet Soffeiter
og afbolot Rioberturnsrinser, os Sun'
mid preseoe lin esen Mput. Spens
Saun bar ben itsrite us melt isste paa
Gnsluubs &piter, % Spen talte 80
airter us alOitre, ps liSe iaa mango
fore Os talrise iutaa stibe bapbe biems
me / Sunpi6.
Men MI er Der fun rsaet liOt tilbase
al 8unpid. Sauuen, Sfibene, @aber'
ne, airterne, BalaSierne % 8ymurene
meo beres Bruncebsre er iOriouuone.
Tbi be lupe Slipper, paa buiIte Spsn
bar bpsset, bar al en- ls8 Masie, os bet
graabise Sao aab bpcrt Gar ct Stptfe
oerai. Zen Del al Sben, Der laa beli
nebe peo Sauet, blep fsrit ilust al Ssls
serne, @abe eiter @abe ~ipriuanbt, en-
stop, Der laa ipb for Snen, bleu oper.
iusmmet, os l9n9e efter iaa man peb
@b6e I%r9toppene rage op al Sanoet.
&pmmer mar MI iii 7unipi6, fer
maj paa Slipper en- lioen Sob mooerne
Suie. On | bet iorrige garbunorebe
bpgset &irte itaar rOset tilbnee, paa
8irtesaarben itaar blumitrenpe 8uife
ON be srsnne @raue, ps / Gaoerne er
Der iprnn Sniene imaa. nette Saper.
Ger man no tit 8!ippenS Spios, Ter
mau Ruiuerre al ct / bet l2te Narbun,
brebe bpsset Srunciscauertlpiter meo
TO imutte at Seo6eno umfrauisoe 8Orte.
Deb Chen al &lOiterruiueu fer man
Suinerne al Naes Sel9ensfirfen, Der Ell
Gang uar fiGrnet 10 &ilOmeter ira oa'
pet, men III bGn9er paa &anben al
9lippen. Suert War ta9er Sauet ct
Stptte al &piten bort, iibitr slar rs
Sob.
Ter er ~iorupli9 fleet ct SOroitreb.
aRso Ell Del al Slippen iulsie tore
8lotte al bet 9amle NurpRrf. ct
Stptfe al &irfemuren bGuser belt I'D
uper Slippeu8 8anb % pil mart itprte
neb. MsIsm ben ~nebitprtebe SorD firts
bes Osiaa Wennelfefnotler, Oite / Sobe'
bis. S6t allerebe | Sunoreoe Nar er
Der itubis itnbis itprtet neO, % Gltriiter,
Der fontmer til 9unlpid. pleIer peo
Sirnnpbrepoen al isse eiter Meuneites
tuOtter us refer bjem meO ct aranie
ipm @rinbriue. Sngen ~ioritDrrer Sus
~riiterRe i beuue uinaseIise 5OrusieIie,
% insen tanftr paa after at be9rape De
Reuneltsrsiter, Der fummer iii Spns,
fun Sapet aIene siuer benz en- euis
Graz.
Oct ruunrsnbe Suntpid)s iaa Se.
6oere fer rOIis pua Saoets pceI9ssenbe
@ruaoi9bso. "Snpet tuser att" pleier
be at iiss. Ss Seboerue faur 8et;
mart pil 9untpid sauits uGre Suuets
gptte - pen suurle, riae Stcrbp pere
iulbitRupis ilust al Sapst.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21
Scr finbes life Den Ssne, iom

SCr VHpt HIt ueIl Splle, loHl Sl
ioa IoS, at oeu life iparfcr, bpiS ben
bare fan fomme til oernleb / Sapen.
Get er altiaa / Sr0en at it9nge I6.
gangen for ale borne Ssns. Wen
Smaafpaiugerue fan 9isre obifiatg
Rptte / 5aper, % De gisr tngen
Sfaoe, iaaIGnge De life CT oper 6
Tiger gamle eller oeromfrtng. Ran
fan oerior nteo Soroel orone oct iaa,
at aplingbsnen ipttes / 69ngiel |
RGrbeoen al SoDen. SaSien forip'
mes meo Sptler paa ben enc SIDE,
iaa Se imaa ton renoe inb % no ei'
ter geDag, mems @amLa ilmItt mau
boIoe fig inoenosre. a%pQingerne
gaar 0agen lang uiortrsbent paa
Sagt efter Raf og Career % ale.
ilagS Sniefter, oe paa iamme Sio
Iom &c ioalebeS finder mere etler
minbre al lin naturlige Ssoe, boloer
.oe iaabanne Sing / Gpe, iom ellers
frmoe noloe betpoeli9 Sfabe paa
gprten / Sapen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

1897. g.: Seq "iIeb~ paa en- &oart
2dro BEN ODE Rooentber 1908, % M
fan ieg life bbgee poa 9aHSet. Rtiter
ie8 Su min Soueiteaout? Seg er gift,
% min Some Iiter life at ead paa 2ans
BET. 9uu ieg boESc NIT Somefteao, ON
ie9 eIlerS opfblSer 9ooeu osS at bore noe
% arbetoe ON Somupereu, men bar nit
Siem pdd 2drbet?
Spar: Gn SumeiteaStaser ma bHss
&C Sus paa fit 2anb % finite bib iHheu
ieg MaaneSer 20 berefter bp Der % sire
bet til TT uirfelise % eurite Siem | ben
I 2ppen beitcmte SiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

9isomao til SrotoIt er eaentlig
fln for Dem, iom benptter fine le'
gemIige SrRfter til nnitrenaenoe Pr
beioe, - FOR benz iom isrer ct title.
liOoenoe Sip og arbeioer meo aanoeil
er oet for iterf Ssoe til 6agligt 9rug,
aaermeit giGloer bette ! parmt Seir.
SertiQanOS fan oct pitt meo Hette
.iiaes at ser brlgeS for meset al
.aisbmao beIlere emo ior Iibet, %
Iun0un Wao iii 6rotoit er Ell aine.
rifauif Sfit, iuliolb er ioooont life
i BRIG paa Oct elirop9iife 6aitlano.
! uarmt Seir pil ct 9tiooagsmaal'
Itio al grso oa Melf tiene iom Ell
beSre SorbereOelie I'll at uoboloe Se.
Den enc et 9taaltio aieOmno mel
tilbsren0e Bic % unoen feo DESSERT
SerimGoute pirfer a~ifislenoe, mems
Den an0en bar iamme girfning, ION
nnar man larger mere 8eo eller aul
paa garmen.
Sammeu nleb ieoe aisoretter e,
Oct tieIligt at ipiie iprlis 6rusi
lai Semie 3runo er bet. pi finoer, a
~@rmlberries~ pasier iu iortrRiie,
liz I'll anlhmites. % mar oi tien
Der arcp paa uoset iurt at ipiie, lac
er iprIige 5rister megei mere a
aubeiale enS eSitte og andre lis
uenSe fabritereSe Sprer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

1904. Sp.: u. Tiger. Of en- RerioH fan
riSeu Straf prattiiere ueS at 9iere Ben
a. for at ie, bbor itor SrrSisbeS bnn fan
ppu1d oeri, oa at ban Tan fremlGgae
eu inaSdu fall gaJHt for @erling. ndar
Ran sieblitisIie tiIbnssfnIoer gRpnten
fra RoStaserru, 9. Tiger. at oct fife er
tiloNt at eftsrIisns Seuse / roget SIass
SienlsS. Soem bar Ret2
Spar: 3. bar 3et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

1894. Sp.: SdbSe min Seiter / Nors
&c ifpIae rprif BOB 8ct til. fsrerso bun
teoe, at gioe ait. bun babSe, til lin 1rBre
Ssifer biemnie. uaur bun bar en- groSer
iIios2 Gun bar % aur ennrre. Ros
Der leber os Dor biemnc. &liItoe berSeS
@iIie ifsIes uorif Sob bGrc al Setponig?
Spar: gi a~ntassr, at bun bupbe
fnlS 8st til Of fiGufe I'm Gienssm til,
bpem bun puiteSs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21
1rao oenne Tel al SpoposcI'

zen.
vt ongiue beitemte 8eaIer ON,
.bnoroan man beoit bsr inoretfe Tia
meo Senipu til bette. laoer lig life
pel aisre. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er loo
~forifieaige. aarafter % Silbsieiis.
bener or life De iamme. oa Der fou
pore baooe bette % bint at reane nieS
/ oct enfelte SiIi9lSe. glt bpao Ser
fan aisres or / 8runoen fiu at ben.
.lcSc Spn,9rfiombeSeu poa Soaer
ieIu, at aipe eu antpouins til. at oettt
er noeet, iom bel io~rtiener, at Var o.
DIOR bar Oct for Gic OF prsper al
iinoe Sen rette Bel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21
Guspenncu.

Sea moetos Spmaitinen "SusuemeH-
for omtrent fre an itoen. % ben er ben
beOise ies noseniiuSs bar feet. gRine
2are bar brlisi ben meSet. % ben er liss
iaa aoS iom M suenu, Sea er bel fors
nsiet meS ben. Sea isnoer min beoire
sai for esrss IIleilisbeS. Rrs. cans 3.
REFS, asupIle, @iHH,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21
@ooe SpaliHfationer.

stpIig bIep Der uOerteret efter en-
fnloitRuoig opstig aontormano. al
goo SatmIie. meo ct bebageligt til,
tuIenoe pore % / 9eiiooeIle al miHSii
20 aars griaring. 9asen par SOC
&roner,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

1901. Sp.: On IdnS FILED" a Ses
0ierirgsIaub, bb88ebe en- Sptte pg iatte
8ieroe rlruot 2nu6et. Men efter en- lib
forIoo ban 2anSet os iol9te fine "Sms
prUbcmcrts" til fin 9abo. San bar fsr
brlt8t i'm SomeiteaSret og fife "fteS"
ran 2anSet. Soem tilbsrer Sbtten %
@ieroet?
SOAR: Saabanne 6iennels, icm Tan
fBttes, tilbprrr ben, iOm bar tiIpeisbrast
benz eler erbpcruet benz pes Sjsb. Suis
be er pau fremmeS Gisubom, ma be ftpts
ties inbsn en- rimelis Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

1895. Gp.: Uaaa en- RanO, Der tager
Suute iteaS | gtiureipta, ertcn ban er gift
eIIcr ugift, ttIfbtte tit Somsieoo itrag,
eIler bbOpoan IbSer Souefteablopen2
Spar: San niaa bare iettlebs paa
2anbet, baue uptDrt ct GUS us DO Der
6 Waaueoer fra ben Sib, ban "ileS".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

1902. Sp.: 8dH Ell SoIoat ira 9ors
sertrigeu iGIge fit SomeitenS til en- ans
BEN, ION fsr bar bott 5oneiteaO, ida ban
fan faa et NIT SomeiteaS?
Suar: Rel, life mebmiubre Der CT
Gale ON ct "SulOierS ADDITIONAL Come.
iteao", bet uil iise siaGsss SometteaS.
buur peefummenSe Suloat fsr ben 30tr
Saut 1874 bar taset ct Spmefeab paa
miuore euo 100 gcres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21
Puslip / eamIe Oaec.

! Nupt1lti uH VaIeIuptll9I SuHlllu.
"Spao Der itpoer pS NET peb biz
Tio, CT ben beitaubise Gale pm 5ruiler
SUIc, Slna 8rpsl iOm Manoens
Dtaatmibler. Si 9aar uuiItaorlis III
ira, at bppr ilist nnuenoes, beilnbei
man iis paa ct laui Sanneliesiriu, bppi
lamb 6pritaaelie, reti9rois % tiGrIie
9ssnins al Snmliuets Sanitsliebcoei
er uoeluftet. Yi fr0per Sroet. bet tIa'
reroe Orb. ism Ssirens Mastiprm
lluoeripser ri imiolertip iuroomsirit
Rutios GorbUlo. uil bet uiie ii9, at o.
iaa Dor lib beiiuesr iig peo Ell bstante'
Zig Yoerlisheb. Msoeus ui ~iorosmmer
ben lasirroiae Snuuo, inorsmmsr ri
bet parlamentariitc, oiiertlise, ielitabe'
Iise ps rsieitabsIise Gin oct ilasi9roigt
Orb Ell Mast % ieloitGuoi9t Serb,
Der ooerltriber bet beretti9eoss @rGnicr
% inaenluuoe berger ior bet becites pe
iUrnuitiges Ssisr. Dor 5io er altiad
biloet / iiu Com. gu iom isr 9iUloei
ben it9rteres Ret.
Men bet uar netop Dor 5orm herior,
iom bet 16oe Narbuuorete iorosmte
Man iauot bet / fin Croen, at ct baitigI
Siuo ubtrptte fig | ct gui, ct SlaG er
9ait; iIist bar fun en- Slass paape'
senoe Steboro, uifabelise, tbi Der BRO
ses life Saaben. 0tsn mon tiQaeot
bet U~nbIiuoeoe / Ell opiparet, tilIlebeu
bitter 8emrrfuins lungt mere Srgt
Zen iubebolbt en- ifarpere Sraar. uul
mere laustrGttence, mere pnr. Mlultg'
biobsrte bette ioritisaiae Spn fra Ell
raaere Sante9oH9; mnligt bar bet blp'
a%lenoem9rfe lot ct anoet 2eo / uopif
ltnssrGttsn, for Ell Sio, oa ale git be-
p9bneoe, nereoe ubeIiemt Srpst for Der
Gnbe ps enbnu life bapbs siemt puu ia.
tbOlIt Bis at sisre Jig &soe for DC Ell
telte Spuber, p9iaa oem / Sonter; uil
sr bet, at BET bar iaa. Mebens 90,
o;s .um,,, ,.s a., g.. eG,,a
Vrpoefl't puVe pul 2lo mso o'"oF'
bem9rte al ben Cnoltab. Der unce'
Observation-Disclosures 5crm MI imiIeuot
fan usperIss pso ct ,~slSfobeliot Wspe
a..s.u;e,G.L,h,. . uS,x,.; ,r
~
at @r@ilel CT ooerIlre0en' 0e'9ahs 'Vr'
at man enonu beIntot lis paa ben retit
Gice % life par naaet iii grlt9eu bpers
tpu ., nuhs Srh snsr bfoufe Woobsu.
re. n~.mu,r n,.i.,;.x, S,,,r,,
Sss mon NM" Sst ,SNs NJ i%Ss gars"usrs.
~ sS's r..n,r, r,,,sGs o.
S. m,s.S. i"san.r :;
"Csu ~ - a. @"r6,Ih y,
S"nt 80 S,.oaSsrTT. ou, SIM,
o""sha or;t;t"; mn ~ rr,
49, 80 ~ n"a So
~. ,1'SG a. - a.tnS.s,sr,Go h[..
Sns",s IL So, Isrs.Gn.ni 81
49, g. SnSS,h 0n,s,
s'rs" ca. o"an"ro os;a;
y >;Hss, SN.,
W." s",r ~, ~ 80
~ 80 na, ~ bs,s. Sar1 49,,
NV" Ivy" rS orSsu So
"" n ~ us ps =, Suts !, M',rs
~" S'o'I ssO e. =.
w Ha,naS.n S,SSr ,f
% y, 49,. W~"n a, SSs
"S2"" - 80 ;so~nrs Co. r rs,
e., go" 49, 1snt
~" , S ~ 49, y ;oe 1,Ts -
50, Co., ~, nrsS me,
@ /, Sr.s isn y,t tsrrtr;,,
SlSsS my WV w ~
Coz 40, Gor, mai, ,;,rh.
YIN s" .,. S'sO'
~, 1ootmSS, ssn wv
nnssn :; Wm,;ns, o~nsr6orsns
niroe hons bsrsttst bet iorme milne he
rrrs ftss, rrSs, m,n,o, qnrw. .Ss,
bleu euaauo heitia men bpor meaet lei
END MATTE betlase bette, mecisrie be
8ope, at ben onoen blsu "ItrRmmst'
oip. Sor Qeonora ariitine por bet IN
oeligt NOT lite rpget marteliat l. at bun
Iloa, bun irembGusr uStrpfteligi, o
BET life itesbe / S~eitisbsO; men oerimOi
ipnes bun life nimOctaseIis iOr aOs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

1895. Sp.: u. flyer. at Den ameritdns
lie SrboanScfngsIuo furb9Ser Giueiere at
fomre irS / 2anSet. %, flyer, at Der er
life rogen SaoSau COB, og at Be ian tuus
NE irS / sarost Iise iaa soDt ium nu8en
artoeu Rutiou. Sbem bar Ret?
Spar: u. bar 9et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21
Qdben R~orreiponoance.

onrr--rnsurdor I berre wFneIira befoarss 81
ch-uyfterrp e NJ. npeues. wsoufsrtbeo. m2tnn-
ca scbu Cuie, TRnnffpu. gDts.
Fine gTrue III saebuffipren. befndres TIE.
ensraere ne6es affctfe fine Grsrasu11di ! 81
tort % tneciinf Gtroa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

1908. Sp.: Sor fire adr iiSeu 100
ie8 "Simber Claim" / Oregon oa bar mi
ioIgt Sen. San isB mi tnae 6omeiteao
Iirmeiota eler 9atota Staterue.
Spar: ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

1900. Sp.: 1. oar en- Rar6. Iom al
Ierebe BAR brlgt fin SomeiteaSret, gtet til
at "~couteite" en- "gIGim" for 5pettlas
tionssieme6 beo Snlg af ct "8elinqrti6s
mcnt"? HaGr bet er benisli9t, at man
bar giort bet, fan tirnr ga life blibe itraf
iet for en- FABIAN transaction efter at
ben sr eiort?
Spar: spsrssmaaIst er uflart. On
Waub fan anlGsae "9pnteit", enten ban
bar brrgt fin Spmeitenbret eaer lite;
men ban faar life berpeo nuset at uos
itebe "Reltueuiigment" for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

1898. Sp.: Seq touteiter en- Spnrt
2ano; paa 2arroet er Srts oe forifieIiae
"SupruusmeutS", Sean ben forrise gier
tnse jim GisnSum al 2drDet. eaer blir
Bet min gtenoom?
SDar: Runben fan tase bort iaa.
Saune Gienhsle, iUm tan ftpttes, % ION
tilbsrer barr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-21

1899. Sp. Seq toe SomeiteaS / 8drS
60, y. Dot, 1899 ON SSfteu, men bleo
"9oHteiteO" % miiteOe nit 9ano. San
ie9 M tage Someeitao isien, euer tabte
is9 OerocD min Someitedoret?
Spar: Se fan tase mt Sumefteab
nnber 2upen Of Ste Sunt 1900.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-11
Covering The Defects.

The rough walls and general un-
finished condition of things at the
new State House annex has been very
much hidden by draperies of bunting
for the inaugural ceremonies on We'd
nesday. In the new Senate Chamber
graceful folds of white bunting cover
all the rough cast walls and ripple
over the place that is to be covered
with marble when the work is COM
pleted. Behind the chair of the Presi
dent of the Senate red bunting of a
brilliant hue is draped, and across
the top are folds of red and white
with two lone knots of orange and
sable, the Maryland colors, to remind
one that the State really has a color
of its own.
The decorations are much the
same in the new House of Delegates,
but are not quite completed. The in
auguration gives at least an excuse TO
cover a number of defects in both un-
finished houses of the new annex, and
is more pleasing to the eye. 1t is
thought the decorations will remain
in place during the rest of the session.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-11
RECOVERED THE JEWELS.
Lost On Train To Annapolis
Contents of The
Satchel.

A satchel containing over two thou.
sand dollars worth of diamonds was
lost by Mrs. Bovee, wife of DR.. j.
w. Bovee, on Saturday while SHE
was passenger between that Balti.
more and Annapolis. The satchel was
left by Mrs. Bovee on the train
when she changed cars at Annapolis
Junction, but fortunately it fell in
to the hands of an honest person, and
was returned to the owner.
Soon after Mrs. Bovee left the cars
the satchel was noticed by Mrs. James
McNally, of Branchville, Prince
Georges county, who took possession
Of it. She became aware of the owner
by an advertisement inserted in the
morning papers and will carry the
property to Washington personally and
claim a reward.
The jewels in the satchel consisted
of diamond sunburst, valued at 5000,
a diamond pin, valued at $500, pair
of diamond pendants, valued at $49O,
a turquoise ring. valued at 1926 and
an emerald and diamond ring valued
at $400. Mrs. Bovee is well known in
Annapolis, and frequently visits here.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-11
IN THE GAY SOCIAL NH|RL.
Saturday Nights Hop At Naval
Academy - Teas And
Card Parties.

On Saturday afternoon a very pretty
Cadet tea was given by Mrs. Le-
Breton, at her home ON Maryland ave-
enue, from to z, to meet Miss Craven
formerly of Annapolis. Mrs sLeBreton
was gowned in a very handsome
brown silk. Assisting her TO re-
ceiye were Miss Craven. Miss LeBre-
ton, Mrs. Craven, Miss Cutler and
Miss SHELTON, of Washington. The
dining room, where ices, frappe,
chocolate, cake, bonbonsand almonds
were served, was very tastefully
decorated. The predominating color
was red
The hop at the Naval Academy
Saturday night was largely attended
as usual Mrs. Hines, wife of Lieuten-
ant j. +. Hines, received with Mid
shipman l. G.. Johnston, of the class
of 1904 Mrs. Hines wore a becoming
dress of black silk. One of the notice.
able features of the dance was the
large number of handsome gowns worn
Among the ut-of- town guests were
Miss SHELTON, of Washington, Miss
Poor, of Washington, Miss Truxton,
of Norfolk, Va, Miss Edgerton, of
Baltimore, Miss Jenkins, of Baltimore,
Miss Mason, of Baltimore, Miss Nc
Muller, Miss Hains, of Georgia, Miss
Wilson, Miss Bull, of Newport, Miss
Kelly, of Norfolk, Miss Childs,
Miss Burwell of West River, Miss
Bancroft, of Connecticut. Others
present were Lieutenant Commander
and Mrs. Fullam, Lieutenant-C Com
mander and Mrs. Huse, Lieutenant
Commander and Mrs Sherman, Lieu
tenant and Mrs Pollock, Lieutenant
and Mrs. Bookwalter, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Pringle, Misses Handy, Green,
Claude, Cutler, Miles, Badger,
Hodges, Mumford, Worthington,
Steele, Brooke, Fullam, Huse, How
ard, Ames, Terry, Wells, DuVal, Ran
dali, Seeligman, Fell and Jones.
Miss Charlotte Gearing gave very
attractive card party Saturday after
noon at her home OH College avenue.
The game played was Pit, which is
now one of the most popular games of
the season. Among those invited were
Worthington, Miss Fell, of England,
Miss Hodges, Miss Thompson, Mrs.
Doyen, wife of Major Doyen, u. S.
Goldman, Minor, Nagle and Gawne.
Mr.. Court won the gentleman prize,
a silver match case. Miss Fell won the
ladies prize, beautiful calendar.
Misses Kate w. and Adele Randall
will give their last Afternoon to-
morrow, Tuseday, January 18th.
Mrs. Brownson, and Miss Caorline
Brpwnson, will not have their usual
Wednesday reception at the Superin-
tendent's house, Naval Academy, on
Wednesday, because Of their absence
from the city.
Mrs. JohnValk will be "at home" to
her friends tomorrow at Murray Hill.
Mrs. Nevett Steele will give another
of her Tuesday afternoon teas to-
morrow.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-11
PRICE ONE GENT
CUTTING WORDS IN DEBATE
w. Hallam Claude And Walter
Werntz Make Pointed
Thrusts In Ar
Rument.

Mr.. w. Hallam Claude, former City
Counselor, and Mr.. Walter Werntz,
became involved in an alteration
concerning politics last Saturday
night, which excited the intense in
terest, if not the enthusiasm, of the
bystanders. The precise matter in
volved in the dispute is not known,
but is supposed TO have had to do, di.
rectly, or indirectly, with the Rayner
boom. On this important point, how
ever, the Capital" does not care 60
be quoted as authority.
The controversy began in Mr.. Job
Smiths emporium for the restoration
of inspiration ON Main street Argu-
ments were advanced pro and con in
rapid succession, and il is impossible
to tell at this junctnre exactly who
had the better of it, AT any rate, it
is known that Mr.. Claude's remarks
were powerful and made such an inn
preston on his adversary that the lat.
ter found it expedient to repair to his
domicile in order TO sharpen up his
wits in order properly to pursue the
discussion.
After Mr.. Werntz had attedned to
his wits the debaters adjourned TO the
forensic rostrum located in the base
ment of the sumptuous Hotel Mary
land-a resort where many of our
legal lights practice at the bar. Here
the controversy was resumed with re-
newed ardor. In fact, the ardor be-
came so much renewed il is said, that
both gentlemen for the moment forgot
the nice observances of political de-
bate-forgot, in fact, the exact nature
of the controversy, and directed their
energies solely to the matter of pune
tuating their remarks in forceful
and telling manner, each upon the
other.
In this they were SO successful that
Mr. Claude was evidently forced TO
acknowledge the cutting nature Of his
opponents remarks by suffusion of
blood to the left cheek. Mr.. Werntz
further added emphasis to his con-
tentions by a pointed thrust, which
his adversary acknowledged by his
shoulder blade. Mr.. Claude then ad-
journed to his brother, DIR. w. Gle
ment Claude, who rendered him what
ever aid was necessary for continuing
the discussion.
Up to the time of going to press we
are still unable to state the exact
point in dispute, but, at all events, it
is not believed that the controversy
was successful in resurrecting the
Rayner boom.
Warrants have been issued by the
States Attorney for the arrest of
w. Hallam Claude, ex-City Counselor.
and Walter j. Werntz, on the charge
of assault.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-11
Rowing Coach Here.

Mr.. Richard Glendon, of the Boston
Athletic Club, the well-known row
ing coach, and familiarly known in
rowing circles as Dick Glendon, ar
rived here on Saturday and will begin
work in coaching the Naval Acad-
emy crews for their races ia the
spring. The middies will row races
with the University Of Pennsylvania,
Yale and Georgetown, but the exact
dates have not yet been decided. The
Pennsylvania and Georgetown contests
will be double-headers, the Navy
rowing their first and second eights
against the varsity and freshman
crews of those two institutions. 1t is
probable that races will be secured
with Cornell also.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-01-11
Taken Suddenly Ill.

Last night about half hour before
time for the evening service at Col
Iege Avenue Baptist Church, the pastor
the Rev. Thomas p. Holloway, was
taken suddenly i'll at his apartments
at Hotel Maryland, and was not able
to fill his pulpit. The PASTORS sud
den illness was caused by a violent
sick headache and sick stomach. The
conrgegationsa sassembled for service re-
ceived word that their pastor was
unable to be present and a prayer and
praise service was conducted by Dea-
con George Z. Merrill A large con-
Qregation was present.