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The Washington times., 1905-10-08
KOCkVITe

There have been quite a number OF
weddings at this place during the past
week. The greater number Of the
couples came from outside of the county.
Among those married were the follow
ing:
Harry c. Fish. of Takoma Park. and
Miss Margaret Eulalie Shreve. OF Mon
ocacy. married by Father Mcdonald. on
Wednesday. Harry Truman Clark and
Miss Elsie GouverneUr Heiskell. both of
Bethesada. this county. Harry Crayton
Turner and Miss Mamie Leah Robey,
both Of Washington. married on Wed
nesday by Rev r. H. Campbell
Upton B. Burroughs and Miss Mamie
Trunnell. both of Colesville. this county,
married on Wednesday by the Rev 7.
H. Campbell.
William Marion Hanes. widower. and
Miss Lucy Elton Talbot. both Of Wash
ington. married on "Wednesday. by the
Rev. T. H Camobell
News has reached here of the marriage
in Washington on last Tuesday. OF Miss
Bernice Connell. of this place. and VIII
liam w. Swan.
Misses Mary Allen and Katie c. Grif-
fifth. daughters of the Rev. F. T. Griffith.
of Potomac. this county. have returned to
Western Maryland College. and Miss
Margaret Peters. of Glen. has been en-
rolled as a student Of the State Normal
School. Baltimore.
The recent Democratic State conven-
tion designated Robert c. Hilton. Rich
ard E. Darby, and Samuel d. Waters as
the State central committee, for this
county.
Warwick p Miller, one of the best
known residents of Sandy Springs
neighborhood. celebrated his eighty-frst
anniversary last week. His children,
grandchildren, and a number of his close
friends were present.
Col. A. w. Jones, of St. Louis. Mo-,
has been spending few days with his
old friend, Col William Kilgour. OF this
town. Colonel Jones was a Confederate
soldier and served during the war on
the staff of General Price. Aside from
eminence in the legal profession, he is
a Democratic nestor of national reputa-
ton, and after filling some engagements
In Maryland viii proceed to Virginia,
where he will remain during the cam
paign.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Town Meeting Called.

A mass-meeting of the citizens of
Congress Heights will be held in the
Town Hall on Hamilton road, Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. Fillius and Charles
Nj. Padgett, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Thompson. attended the
wedding OF Miss Florence Fifer and
Maurice Robinson. in Baltimore, on
Tuesday.
A l. Martin and family have removed
from their cottage on Brothers street,
Randle Park. to the city
DR.. Hemler. of Nichols avenue, re-
turned Monday from POttsville Pa
where he attended the funeral Of his
mother
The Misses Ricks. of Baltimore Md
who were recent visitors to the home
Of the Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Orem Of
Brothers street. Randle Park, have re
turned TO their home.
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Brol;okIand

Miss Elsie Rean, of Derwood, Nd,
has been the guest of Miss Merle White
side for the past week.
Mrs. Raney, of Buffalo. will spend the
winter months with her daughter. Mrs.
Jessop. Twelfth ami Franklin streets,
south
Miss May Mider, who has spent most
of the summer with Miss Dorothy Lani-
gan. OF Fourteenth and Evarts streets,
has returned to her home in Cincinnati
Robert McCreight. of Twelfth street.
while in swing. fell and broke his
right arm. He was Immediately attend
ed to by DIR. Frichchorn-
J. C. Piles, of the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing, who is confined
to his home with a broken leg, shows
siens OF Improvement.
Miss Vera Cora, of Geneva Lake. H.
win make her home in Brookland. She
attends the Washington College.
j. c. McLain. OF Twelfth and
Lawrence streets. IS going 10 have his
house moved to the corner below
Twelfth and Kearney. In its place he
will erect a much larger one. The fam
lily will make their home at Bright
wood
Mrs. Britt. of Twelfth and Evarts
streets. VIII move TO the city tor the
winter months.
Mrs. Keefour. CT Buffalo is visiting
Mrs Ward. of South Brookland.
A pleasant evening was spent at the
home of Frank w. Watson, OF TIVE nth
and Evarts streets, last Saturday. The
gathering was in honor of the fifty
first anniversary Of his birth Miss
Agnes Doyle and Miss Mamie Dono-
hue gave several recitations. Vocal
solos We're sung by Miss Ruby SchsSier
and Miss Mamie Collie. Frank Laud-
er was the musician OF the evening. He
gave selections on the piano, mandolin
and violin. The guests marched to the
dining room, where they were served
with refreshments, after which dane
ing was indulged in up 10 a late hour
Among these present were the Misses
Mamie Collean. Mary Ryan. Agnes
Doyle, Katie Long, Viola Jackson and
Mamie Donohue, or Baltimore. Nd.
Miss Vera Cora, of Geneva Lake. III. ::
the Misses Ruby Scnwier. Mamie Col
lie. Violet Horner. EDNA Simons Ruth
Johnston. Rachael Johnston. Helen
Marean- and Mamie Collier, of Brook
land; Ralph Simons, Howard CSaibraith
w. Haig. +. Lauder. Stanley Marean
Edward Marean Arthur CarDenter
Woodferd and Benie Sergeant Yo,,is
Crook and s. Pike
Mrs. Robert Crook and family. of
savannah, Ca, are visiting Mrs N
The Brookland Assembly held a
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S016saa aaii19to1i!

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Neale.
youngest daughter OF the late Judge
and Mrs. Hamilton Neale, of Virginia.
to ]. Lawrence Hyde. of New York
took place this week at the residence of
DR. and Mrs. Demarest 16 Eighth street
The latter is a sister OF the bride. The
Rev. James B. Craghill. uncle of the
bride, officiated- Hamilton Neale es-
corted his sister. and Miss Edith E.
Hyde. sister of the groom, was the maid
OF honor. She wore white net over
green silk and carried white carnations.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mabel
orings and Miss Hattie haskell, W
New York. They wore white net over
white silk. and carried pink carnations
The best man was Edward A. Hyde.
brother OF the groom. Mrs. c. S. Dem
Arrest was assisted by Mrs. John Hyde
and Mrs. Hamilton Neale. The former
wore corn-colored silk muslin, Mrs
Hyde was in gray silk. and Mrs. Neale
wore white crepe de chime. The bride
wore white silk mousseline. a tulle veil,
and carried a shower bouquet of Bride
roses Miss Olive L. Demarest played
the wedding march The rooms were
decorated with ferns. palms. and cos
mos blooms A buffet supper was
served before the departure OF the
couple for their bridal journey. They
will be at home to their friends after
November /. at $50 South Broadway,
Yonlxers, N. Y.
Mrs. William Penn Shockley and Miss
Julia Carter. OF Dover. Dei-,> are the
guests OF Mrs. 8. j. Kubel, 1000 East
Capitol street
The Eastern Star Pleasure Club met
Thursday evening in Weller's Hall A
very enjoyable evening was spent
Thirty members We're present.
Z. W. Wilkerson. of street, Is
spending two weeks in Norfolk, Va
]. Wiley, of 2I1 Sixth street, left Tues
day for a fishing trip on the Potomac.
Charles Washington, 1S43 East Capitol
street. while engaged in an alteration
with William Allen, was seriously stab
bed by the latter under the left shoul-
der. Washington was hurried to the
Freedman's Hospital.
While playing with some companions.
Josephine Mathews, nine years old,
whose home is at 1924 Loudoun place.
fell and broke her right arm. She was
given treatment at the Casualty Hos
pital.
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Going to Philippines.

The following officers are under or
ders 10 proceed to Manila for duty In
the Philippine islands. and Will sail Oc-
tooer u: III. l.. Beck. aide; II. Berkart,
nate; Z. b. Collins. aide: II. c. benson.
assistant; E. III. Hardy. aide; j. p.
Mauphin. aide: Z. Mueller, aide; II. c.
Holiday. assistant surgeon: A. r. Hun
Ter, watch officer; II. c. Locke. chief en-
elneer; A e Markhern, surgeon; II. w.
Peerce. chief engineer; d. B. wainwright.
assistant; l.. II. WesthaI, assistant.
Miss Mollie V. Hooe. 412 Eleventh
street. and Alexander Hunter Terry, OF
Brandenburg. Mon. were married
Thursday by the Rev. F. r. Boston,
pastor Of Warrenton Baptist Church.
Only a few relatives and friends wit
Messed the ceremony. The parlors were
tastefully decorated with palms and
evergreens- The bride was attired in q
gray suit with violet hat The bride and
bridegroom left for bridal tour South.
Miss Sarah Vaughn, who has been
visiting Mrs. Richard Vaughn, OF 215 E
street, has returned 10 her home. In
Anne Arundel county
Assistant l. A. Barnes. inspector of
magnetic work, has returned from an
inspection trip TO the Western coast.
Assistant c. A. Yates Is on his way
nome via the Suez canal and Europe. af-
ter more than three years spent on sur
'sy work in the Philippine islands
assistants j. Il. Boutelle and 4. Il.
LAntham have gone TO Manila TO join
ihe corps Of officers engaged in making
a survey of the coast OF the Philip
pine islands. under the direction OF AS
sistant G. T. Putnam.
The steamer Hydrographer. with AS
sistant II. Is. Derkerson in command, Is
at work or the coast OF New Hamp-
shire.
The steamer Research. with Assistant
W. c. Dibrell in command. returned TO
Manila at the end of July. after COM
pieting the survey OF Guimaras strait.
between Panay and Negros. Philippine
islands
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Pretty Wednesday Wedding.

Louis H Bergman and Miss Ella NJ
Steuart. OF Capitol Hill. were married
on Wednesday evening at the Metro
politan Baptist Church by the Rev.
John C. Ball. They VIII be at home at
l24 L street northwest. after October Is.
Miss Hazel Sprowl, OF Pennsylvania,
is the guest OF Miss Vance Sullivan,
OF South Carolina avenue.
The Capitol Hill Woman's Christian
Temperance Union held it's regular
meeting Wednesday last at 2 p. m. in
Waugh Chapel. The following officers
were reelected: MIS- L. M Nash.
president; Mrs NJ. G. Hughes. first
vice president: Mrs Alvin Chaplin. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. NJ. j. Nc
Lair treasurer.
DR.. c. F. Dufour has returned from
a trip to England and the Continent.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs n. A.
1son. 1ZeO C street. was the scene of
a pleasant gathering Thursday even
ing The Sunday school class of Doug
lass Church. OF which Mr. Ison is a
teacher, gave him surprise reception
in recognition of his birthday. The
members Of the class are: Misses Car
RE Dunn, Marguerite Ison, Marjorie
McKnab. Hazel Price, Elsie Thomp-
son, Bernice Wright. He received many
beautiful presents. The evening was
spent In music, games, and other di-
versions Refreshments were served.
Those present besides the class were
Mrs H A Ison. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p.
Tnnchell. and Miss Edna Baden.
The Rev. Richard Shipley. the new
pastor OF North Carolina Avenue Metho-
DIST Protestant Church, was given a re-
eeption at the church this week A
musical program was rendered. Ad-
dresses OF welcome were made by the
Rev. J. o. Grouse. pastor OF the Con-
gress Street Methodist Church. and j.
q. lockwood DIR. Shipley responded
briefly The program was in charge OF
Miss May Dodge Among those who took
part were Mrs. Mary Miller Scott and
Mr. Sprucahanly
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Cars Ran Away.

Two cars laden with dirt became un-
coupled from the engine on the Govern
inent ASYLUM railroad switch. and ran
away They collided with a derrick
used by the contractors. The derrick
anu one OF the cars were demolished.
Mrs Julia Clark. wife of Edward l..
Clark, special officer at the Government
Hospital for the Insane. who has been
seriously III with typhoid fever at Provi-
dence Hospital. has been removed to her
home Harold Clark, their son, who was
sent to the hospital with the fever, Is
also recuperating
Dr. John Toner, of the staff at the
Government Hospital for the Insane, is
on vacation.
The dedication exercises OF the Garden
Memorial PRESBYTERIAN Church, have
been postponed to take place the evening
OF Wednesday. October IS.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

ant W. c. Dibral in command. is at work
on the east coast Of Luzon. P. I.
The steamer Patterson. with Assistant
w c Hodgkins in command. is at work
in Prince William sound, Alaska
The steamer Godfrey, with Assistant
F. F. Dickens In command. is at work
In southeastern Alaska
The steamer Macarthur. with Assistant
H. c. benson In command. is expected
at Seattle October i, after a seasons
work In Prince williams sound. Alasa.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Honeymoon in Buggy.

Miss Nellie c. Peck and Vincent a
Osterman We're married Wednesday aft-
ernoOn at $50 o'clock, in ST. Teresa's
Church. Washington and Fillmore
streeta. Anacostia. The Rev. Charles NJ
Bart performed the ceremony, assisted
by the Rev. Martin p Eagan. The
ushers were Oscar Osterman, a brother
OF the groom. and Dr. Robert ]. Green.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
At Work OFF Samar.

1he steamer Pathfinder. with Assist
ACT Ferdinand Westhall in command. is
a. work on the east coast OF Samar,
p. Z
The steamer Fathomer. with Assist
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

were discussed and an effort will be
mace during the coming winter, TO re-
ouee the principal OF the debt
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

William Penn shockley and Miss Julia
Carter. OF Dover, Del.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
catarrh Cannot be Cured

with local applications, As they can
not reach the seat OF the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional dis
ease, aud In order to cure Il you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure il taken internally aud
acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure
II not quack medicine. II was pre-
scribed By one Of tie best physicians
In this country Tor years aud il "A
regular prescription. IL Is composed
of the best touics known, combined
With the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surfaces. TIE
perfect combination Of the tsu In.
gradients IL what produces such won
d-rful results IN curing cNtArrh
Send To- testimonials free.
+. J.CdENEi a Co., Props, Tnle-
do. q.
Sold by Druggists, price Zoe.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
siipatiou.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
UNDER WSYSTEM
AFFAIRS OF ASSOCIATION
ARE PLACED
Important Meeting OF Exec
utlve Committee Held at
GAINESVILLE.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, April Is.
The executive committee Of the
Dark Tobacco Growers Protective
association met here Saturday and
put affairs under MI entirely new
system. The association now takes
entire charge Of the tobacco con-
tfolled by q, even 10 the sampling.
The crop will he marketed through
their own agents, who will be- held
responsible to the buyers for the con.
dition IN which II Is offered.
For warohousiag aud inspecting
the tobacco controlled by the assoc
citation the executive committee re-.
Gently fixed the charges At $50, Of
which ,l,75is 10 be paid by the farmer.
This started All interesting fight.
the warohousemeu claiming that
they could not handle the tobacco
for that amouut. The local tobacco
board Of trade entered the hyht and
asked that she regular inspectors u
the market b. alloScd 90 sample the
ass, citations tobacco a. tho regular
rate # forty cents per hogsh"ad.
THIS brought forth opposition, he.
cause one II the inspectors, Dr.
Crouch, said % have sold his e..
bAcco outside Of the association.
Polk Prince, Of Montgomery county.
suggested that the w.fehous.meu
be- allowed 81 % per hussbcAd Tor
handling the tobacco. they agreeing
10 pay twenty cents 20 the Inspectors
tor sampling.
The warehousemcn accepted the
proposition aud tins matter vas set.
tied. The board u trade requested
that their Inspector. be- appointed To-
de- the sNmpling. The executive
committs" took up this matter aud
after considerable discussion. tho
committee submitted = proposition
90 the regular inspectors, allowing
them O. 90 tUo .ampliug prov dsd
they would accepi twenty cent. iu-
stead ~ forty cent. nj. proposi-
tiuu was turned down hy 90. board
II trade. ~, committee then elect.
rd & 7 Young one II the oldest ard
mnst prominent tobaccouists in
Clsrksvills, u. general inspector.
fixing his bond 1T tgb.uuU. u was de-.
ciicd that hs would have entire
charge Of the ssmpling in al cuuu.
ti-s lu fH" association. Boz o. appolnt
his assistant inspectors
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
MAY CO TO ASYLUM
MRS. BRocKWELL EXAM
INEp FOR INSANITY.
Sentenced at Paducah To
Life imprisonment In
Penitentiary.

Mrs. Mary Brockwell, of Paducah,
who murdered her three children,
pleaded guilty to the crime, and by
agreement of attorneys, was SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment IN the
genitentIsry.
Her husband is in the asylum near
this city, and many persons think
she is crazy. County Physician
Pendley asked the attorneys to
await the action Of experts who are
examining her FOR insanity, aud ex-
pressed tne belief that she would be
sent to the asylum.
A motion for new trial by the at
torneys for the defense was contin-
ued until the next term Of court.
Meantime Mrs. Brockwell will un.
dergo an examination for insanity,
and II proved sane, the verdict will
stand; II not, a new trial will be
granted.
On Friday night, march, "a, Mrs.
Brockwell gave three Of her little
daughters, Ola, Lille aud Lucy,
aged four, three aud nine years, re-
spectively, morphine in coal oil, tell
ing them that It was medicine
Kentucky New Era.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
coNSUMPTIoN'S WARNING

tnNis facts sru hsIrnF st.isat 10 sat.As
umF1mtaut U b. etsss
qIhe AID If scientific Inventions il no,
ncciCd a. determine whether your lang,
are Affected The bret symptoms an Il
readily noted by anyone % average IN.
triiEruuc.
qThsfc b. no digss,s luovu that give, -
MANY plain warnings ~ .is arfaoath a.
consumption. and no tsHuus ditraae that
can D. 30 quickly vs,trl aud checked.
n The medicine raHi is De NHs.hrs's
German syrup. uhah o. r1Ie 10 cur,
consumption
a. is iH iNf early Stages that German
syrup should l~ taken. shea vauingt
afr given 'B ibr cough chat cont quit.
Ne yurrr 'IHH of ihr hfur,f.si t1hss ava
ihc Efa...ll weakening uI iuc lungs 90
cour'r'u. lv frequent ftrr.iUfau6n.
Qbat boo matter bow dltr afcd ynuf
cough. even " dread consumption has
already attacked Won't lungs. German
Syrup VIII surely effect a crfr asuha
done before iu thousands uf apparently
hopslcts cases Of lung trouble.
QNev uial bottles 5Sc. Regular size,
Use A. al druggist .
For Sale by WOODS 4 ORME.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21

ENfURE and devout sat the Puritan maid in
the governors high backed pew.
Thinking perchance that the burdens laid OF
damsels were more than few,
For to eyes bright as crystal spring where
the pebbles lie smooth and white
An Faster bonnet would Just be the thing TO
give them the greatest delight.
III.
GPHOUGH feathers and flowers were then
tabooed. being Easter. the bonnets were
there.
And she lonaed to look round. but the min
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
TOBACCO TRUSTS

The following is a copy Of a reso-
iutioD introduced by Hon 4. q.
Stanley, aud adopted by the Tobac.
CO Growers convention NJ Slaugh.
teSvlle:
Re ittesolvei by the tobacc, grow.
81. Of Webster county, Kentucky,
At Slsugh,ersyille assembled:
That We respectfully the attorney
general II the state OF Kentucky aud
the several commonwealth. Attor-
neys to lend every assistance In their
power to su9h officers As are, OF may
be employed by the federal govern.
ment IN the prosecution Of all trusts
AMI combines formed, OF 10 be form.
ri LOT the purpose II controlling OF
Boo any way lowering the price of To-
bs,cl, " Ia establishing lot this sta
pie any other value than that liked
boy the Jaw VI supply aud demand.
Ne fully realize that the Efforts Of
The giant corporations, trusts aud a.,
smissaties 81 foreign governments
absolutely control the output aud de-.
sirDy, by illegal combinations, ih.
valto ot dark tobacco in Kentucky
aud Tennessee will, unless restrained
by law, At last result iu the dsstruc
uou % this industry, aud tn irrepara
bic damage 20 the farming interests
Of this entire country,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
III.

n the seemed find herself there. alone In
IAN that BID. square
I'm directly folks, though
there who knew
governors III
all the pews In the church,
r1ofatts left would like Easter
left i'm the urch.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21

But the blu,hns chit hide her fac, =, IA, 0,,,,,
blessed them with peace and sr,es
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
VITI

n Nd FOR this, a, the congregation aro,c and
Ml neither Of them could see me.
IN ! read. ~ bescech thee, lady but do not
propose new commandment To thee.
For this Is an old one. a. every one Knows.
Th' we lave one another" and she.
Determined he should not outwii her thus.
Marked hers In Ruth, At the sixteenth
verse.
"Mhcre thou socst I will 90,
And where thou lodsc,t
viii also make my dwelling place.
And where thou Hest. lie.
Teseh me the way thy fathers trod,
So ! with thee may serve thy God.
And they who claim thee near OF hin
VIII not refuse 60 take me in"
nut the blu'hlns chit had to hide her "a
blessed them with peace and sr,e,
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v.
101AS lost Miss Catherine why there the bell
NWI she through the hall
VIM For to walk that aisle with
have suited her least o ALL
And lo the service began there right
square pea
month
VI
M the should put there to smbsr,,,
I'm the lady
nv But she sul sought her en-.
tered the below.
A. matter OF she could
the gentleman do
In keep himself to himself and he In her
fathers pc,N2
VII
n BIBLE lay which he took to show that he
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21

|.| hncN what iu DO,
IN tor he turned Co the pise that be wanted
at once, writing, Read it, it', John
Nfth ~ two"
Thcn, layiug d cayclc,sly down on the scat. the
lastly" was heard from the desk.
And the people made ready 60 stand on their
feet. as singing jhc hymn would come next
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
FOLEYSHONEYh%;LAR
Cor ehiidrsni safe, sure. Ne optasss
Tennessee
Central
Railroad

ant Bristol \. q. Richmond. Va. Washing.
ton, u. g., Nov YORK aud allloihcr Eastern
ssaporis aud Interior Eastefn ~ .cs, Ia.
eluding The Niffinias and Usrplinas..
"a tirgClass Double Daily Passenger ser.
vice with through sleeping .ar bn night
trains
The Icnnussee central ". a. IL newt line
fnnnInELlrouI b u newi andI flchs country
snd oifefs lie besl oppofIunilies In the
sqnlh laf Ihe lToms seeker, IhsilaTmef ana
lhs stock falset and lhe manulaslurer. iof
uFthsf Information ddfrsiIF.hnfiNfOS,
frame Manager, Mash Wills, Tenn,
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w.

TOW, mother had said she babe her soodby you vii
|MI that sign OF complaint
N trihing for the word
OF pastor. saint
mnistered all holy things And be
member the
where they should be- wandering or Blu
whatever might