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The Washington times., 1905-03-05

were Mrs Sterrett. Mrs. Gallagher, Mrs.
Culberson, Mrs. Pipher, Mrs. Hamilton,
Mrs. Crupper, Mrs. Shannon. Miss e.
NewEanti, Miss c. Newland. Miss Kent,
Miss Wilson, Mr.. Schofield. Mr. Pipher,
Mr.. Flint. Mr.. Abbott. MIR. Gallagher,
Mr.. Shannon, Mr. Johnson, and Mr.
Martin.
The Chi Omega Fraternity. of the
George ashington University, gave a
dance at the residence of one of its
members Miss Anna Droop, 1455 Bacon
street northwest. Monday evening. The
three large rooms forming the dance
hall We're beautifully decorated with
palms, cardinal and straw All of the
chapter and their escorts participated
| except few members who were absent
from the city
On Friday the Phi Alpha Epsilon
Fraternity, composed mainly of Eastern
| High School students and graduates
will meet at the home of it's last years
| president, T. III. Iinthicum, ZIG First
street northwest. Those members who
| are expected to be present are: Presi-
dent 2. II Nicholson Vice President L
| Sinclair, Secretary a. l. Ely Treasurer
Hutchinson. Sergeant-at-8rTns Tewks-
bury, and Brothers Huntington, Field.
| Prest, Rowley. Burritt, Van Enron. F.
/ q,
Oldham, and Farmer Among the hon
orary members are: Luceoek. Mitseher,
| Robbins. The Frat" will Continue to
meet at the above residence until a
number Of rooms are secured
On March =, the Rev. DIR. Hancke.
pastor of the Memorial Church of United
Brethren for Christ, viii give an Illus
trated stereoptieon lecture for the ben
eft of the Ladies Home Missionary So
ciety.
The Rev. MIR. Gill, pastor OF the Rhode
Island Methodist Protestant Church. re-
ceixed another call on "Wednesday
March l. This time it was from the First
Methodist Protestant Church, of Seat
tie, Wash. There are five M 2. churches
In Seattle and in the call ne was asked
to take charge Of the above church aue
superintend the other four. Mr.. Gill has
declined owing to the distance from
| home.
/ The service at the Rhode Island Meth
odist Protestant Church on Sunda!
evening, March Z, will be a woman
service Three young ladies seleetas
by Mr.. Gill. pastor. will talk five min
utes on the Temptations of Women
Several Sundays ago three young mel
spoke on a similar topic. These ser
vices have become popular.
A surprise birthday party was ten
dered Roy Wolfe by his parents on
Tuesday, February Is. Social game
/ and vocal music comprised q delightful
program. While refreshments We're be
ing served Rev. Dr. Gill presented
gold watch to Mr. Wolfe oa behalf o
his parents. On Wednesday evening
March /, the Young Peoples Chrisfial
Endeavor Society of the Rhode ISLAM
NJ. P. Church conducted the religion
services at Fort Myer.
The auctioning Of house No. 50 7
street northwest took place Friday
March 9
On Friday the Junior Christian En-
/ deavor of the Rhode Island Methods
Protestant Church held a social. A
address by Mrs. Moxer. superintendent
of the society, and the pastor, Mr.. Gil
were wei applauded. About three hun
bred guests and members enjoyed III
: welI-planned program. Ferns and palm
decorated the altar and windows.
= On Monday the congregation OF III
{ Rhode Island Methodist Protestan
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Indoor Athletics,

The girls of Eastern High School or
Tuesday afternoon held a series of in
door athletic games. Each year gave
an exhibition of the work done in the
physical culture department of the
school
The fourth year class gave a bar-bell
drill, the third year the sfepherdess
drill, the second an Indian club drill, and
the first year an exhibition of dumb-bell
swinging. The shepherdess drill OF the
third year class was the most intricate
and elaborate seen at the school
The parents and friends of the girls
were present The athletic girls of the
school also gave several athletic exhi-
billions.
Private Charles Bray, of the Fifth
precinct will resign his position on
March i to take a position as foreman
of some building operations which will
keep him employed until next Decem-
Der The salary at which he will be
employed In his new position Will be
much higher than that paid by the po-
lice force.
Mr.. Bray has served the department
faithfully for five years and has estab
iished for himself an envfabie reputa-
ton. The people of the southeast deep
~ regret ie loss of SO efficient q police
man as i ivate Bray.
On Tuesday evening Engine Company
NO. responded to box call and found
| a FIRE in a small one-story oil shed on +
street, between Sixth and Seventh
| streets southeast. the property of Drake
| & Stratton. the tunnel contractors, The
| men has difficulty in reaching the hre
| on account of the biockaded streets near
the tunnel and had to carry 400 feet OF
J,oca nv hand from the hose carriage
| to the scene of the fire.
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Collision With Coal Cart.

AS a result of Il collision with a coal
cart one of the rear wheels Of the car
rtage belonging to Mrs. j. B. Wilson,
was badly wrecked. Fortunately the oc-
cupants Of the vehicle escaped injury.
The home of Miss Matte Best was the
scene OF very enjoyable party last
Tuesday evening. February IS. the
Young ladys birthday. The feature OF
the evening was a protracted search for
fnEeniously hidden peanuts. the prizes
being awarded TO Kathryn Robinson and
Robert Schaidt. Dancing was INDUCED
in
4 horse owned by Rudolph HageI
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ST. Anthony's Club Meeting.

St. Anthony's Club will hold meet
ing in its club rooms, in the old Brooks
mansion, Monday night. March 6. One
Of the chief features of the meeting
will be the reorganization Of st. An
thongs baseball team.
This team was very successful last
season, in the Marquette League. end
ing in the second place
II is the belief of its many friends and
supporters, that it has a good chance
Of capturing the first place the coming
season. Among, those from whom the
team will be selected. are the follow
ing; G. Sullivan, J. Rodier. Jim Sulh-
van, w Keller, K. Keller. ]. Sullivan.
f. Bradley. B. Banner. G. Julien. L,
Crook. Spicer. Collie. Simons, a. Hard
ester, Z. Hardester, Middlekauff, Gleas-
on. Lambert. W. Robertson. and C. Hor-
ner.
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st. Johns Cadets Here.

The cadets from ST Johns Military
Academy. one OF the crack military In
stftutions of New York State. were
quarterei at the Northeast Temple dur
ing their stay in this city for the inaug-
uration.
THE Protected Home Circle" bene-
fetal organization well known and ap-
preciated throughout the northeast sec
ton of the city. gave musical and liz
erary entertainm mt at the Northeast
Temple Thursday- evening, March g
he "P. H. c." has been instrumental
In giving aid to quite p few of its many
members. After very enjoyable pro-
gram, the floor was cleared for dancing
which was INDUCED in to a late hour,
All voted the evening an entire success
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London. Feb. 25.


- NE of our rich Americans with
4 } literary tastes couldn't do pet
ter than buy Alexander rope $
villa. which stands by the
Thames, near Twickenham. and Whlch
It's present owner-Henry Labouehere--
wants to sell. 1t is always spoken or as
Pope's villa, but III reality the house Is
not that In which the great satirist
lived but a comparatively modern one.
The estate. however, has remained prac-
ttcnIly as 1t was when Pope bought 1t
with the proceeds Of his famous trdnsla-
ton of THE Iiiad, -
should an American buy 1t ne Will De
able to assure his guests that their sur
rouudings on nearly every hand We're
frequently those of Addison, steele
Dean Swift, and Arbuthnot, POPE IT
ernry confreres. Nearby. too. Is the
poetfs famous grotto, and the author o. o.
The Essay on Man lies in the parish
church at Twickenham, where aiso are
the monument which Pope raised TO ms
Parents and a memorial dedicated ny
him to a nurse who served him Tor thII-
w. Gig Mt years. Pope bought tins names,
side estate In 171s and occupied II unlii
his death He was known as tine Ass
of Twickenham," 1t will be remembered
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Goes TO Dakota.

Thomas c. Haveu, Of 1916 Massachu-
sets avenue, now employed in the Land
Office. has been assigned 10 the DakotaS
for field service. Mr.. Havell is young
man and this will be his first trip OF
sucb a nature. Since he has been en-
Moved at the Land ONCE. Mr.. Haveii
has taken long steps to reach the top CT
the ladder.
A marty Of friends gathered at the
home of Mrs. ]. c. Yates, 118 T street
southeast, last Tuesday 10 welcome
Rose Hover. of Hagerstown. Md, who
Is visiting Mrs Yates for the Inaugural
ton.
William Eisinger, of Anacost5a, enter
tanned a number of his southeast friends
at a box party at the Lafayette Thea
ter last Monday evening.
Mrs, KraIlt. who just lost her husband
last week by injuries sustained while
working on the railroad came very near
losing her little baby the past geek.
However. the life Of the child was saved
efficient treatment.
J. p Carter, of 525 Second street
southeast. entertained circle of friends
| at hts house last week. After music
and recitations, refreshments were
| served
| Prof. FancuiIIi, ex-ieader Of the Ma
rine band. is stopping with a party OF
| friends at 534 First street southeast,
| The young baby of Mrs. Smith. of II
/ Hickman street southeast, is SUFFERING
| from some blood disorder but is now be
! 1leved to be on the road to recovery.
| Mrs. J. W. UngIaub. OF 1T Hickman
street. has visiting her several ladies
| from Baltimore for the inaugural cere
| monies
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De Trop Club Meets.

4 meeting of the De Trop Club was
held last week at the home Of the
Misses Chipley, on Capitol Hill. After
singing and Rotations. refreshments
were served by the hostesses, Members
of the club present were the Misses
Mamie, Juniata, and Elsie Chip
ley, Miss Leisnitzer and DR.. Roiso and
Messrs Simons. Lamb, and Lyndhurst.
The club will give dance at the
earliest possible date.
MIR. and Mrs. James Beverage. of
New York city, spent the latter part OF
the inaugural week with friends IN the
Southeast
Bob Smith. Of Peach Springs. Arfz., IS
visiting friends on Capitol Hill.
On the sd Of February the members
o. St. Kathrine's Guild, of ST Mark 3
Church gave an entertainment In the
parish hall. The program consisted OF
vocal and instrumental music, and the
exhibiting of Aunt Jerusha's family
album. The nictures in the album were
young ladies OF the guild In costumes
calculated TO provoke laughter among
the audience After the entertainments
refreshments were served by the young
ladies' The entire evening was an I'M
qualified success In all respects
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Wins First Place.

Robert H walker, who distinguished
himself in the Johns Hopkins meet by
gaining second place in the 50-yard
dash. again made good last Saturday
right at the, Georgetown indoor meet by
capturing the first place In the 50-yard
open. Time. 0:05 3-5.
Thomas w. Smith. a welI-known resi-
dent of Capitol Hill, has recently moved
from his former residence. 616 East Cap
itoi street. to his new home on Connec-
tfcut avenue northwest.
THE Young Bachelors announce
their spring dance at Mrs. Dyer's Fri
day. March "a.
John Simpson has left the city foI
Nashville. Tenn, where he expects tt
engage in business.
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Progressive Euchre.

Last Thursday evening the Brook
land Progressive Euchre Club met at
the home OF Mrs. Post Owing 10 the
inauguration there was not as many as
usual present. but those who were there
spent very enjoyable evening. The
first iady's prize was Won by Mrs. Post
The first gentleman's prize was won by
MIR. Hill, The special guests were Mrs.
Z. N. Post, Miss Barnet Phillips. of
New York and NJ. Y Tierney, OF WASH
ington. The club will meet next Thurs
day evening at The home or Mrs. Wood
ward
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Gladstone had strict injunctions to keep
him outside. Yet in face OF all this
King Edward and s'Labbg" are personal
friends.
He is a wealthy man as politicians
so. but it Is surnised that the Italian
count who married his only child about
two years ago makes large demands
upon his father-in-law s excheGuer. La
bouehere idoiized his daughter, and he
would never see her want for anything.
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Dance in Honor of Daughter.

Mrs. J. Snider Noel. of 1892 Hartford
street. mas issued invitations for dance
to be given in honor Of her daughter.
kathleen. on Tuesday. March {.
Mrs. Robert Logan. of Beaver Falls.
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. L.
jackson, of Twelfth and Quincy streets.
Mr.. Butcher, of New York, is stopping
at the home OF Mr.. Woodward, of
Lansing street.
Mrs William flanagan, of South
Brookland, has as her guest, Miss May
Mider of Cincinnati Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Prim. are entertaining
as their guests during inaugural week
Mr. and Mrs. r. Reeves, of Florida.
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rssyer RECEIVERS Costs.

lie has spent in ten years as much -
s500. Geo in litigation. ia which he has
been involved through his paper, Truth.
attacking abuses of enc kind or another.
\ remarkable thing about his legal ex-
periences is that he never RECEIVERS .
cent In costs. even when. as generally
happens, he gets q favorable verdict:
yet, If those whom he attacks win, hs
has To pay. All these matters make 8
serious drain on his purse. and the gen.
eraI impression is that he is disposed
to go In for retrenehment.
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High School Entertainment.

Last Monday evening at the Eastern
High School, the undergraduate classes
gave a series Of sketches from the
works of Dickens
The large assembly hall of the school
was taxed TO its utmost by the friends
and parents of scholars of the Eastern
High School The sketches were ar
ranged and staged by Miss DAILY and
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Mrs. Elliot's At Home.

Mrs. Gen. George F. Elliot. wife Of the
Commandant Of the Marine Corps. sta
toned in this city. gave an at home
last Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Ward, of 721 G street southeast,
is suffering from a severe illness at her
home.
Mr.. De Yincinty has left the Marine
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nor ExAcrLY THE SAME.

I received your Inajesty's MESA
said the new missionary. Did [ under
stand you would do me the honor 10
call upon me and dine tomorrow.
Almost correct, replied the cannfbai
chief Il said l would call and dine
upon you tomorrow. '-Catholic STANDARD
and Times.
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min are the guests of Mrs. George Xii
leen. of 1927 P street.
Mr., and Mrs Richard Won Sch1emmer,
of New York. are the guests of Mrs J.
]. Smith, of 2o1s Cambridge place.
The central organization of the Wash
ington Boys Club has leased premises
$3.50 n street. where the west end head
quarters will be in the future. The club
now has a membership of over $50.
The Miiier-Shoemaker Real Estate
Company has added r. n. Balientyne to
its field force.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. C. Bratnahl, of
ST. Adams rectory. Wisconsin avenue
were at home" last Wednesday even
ing.
The old residence of the late DR.. Louis
". Richie. 1858 n street, has been leas-
ed by Howard Helmick, the artist, who
will conduct an art school there.
". c. Lewis, whose extensive building
operations in Georgetown We're inter
rupted by Illness, Is on the road to re-
covery,
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Editor of Truth.

SIR Labouchere. or "Labby, as the
pugnacious member of parliament ana
editor of Truth Is called, acquired Pope's
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CAPTAIN Lee Well.

Capt. Joseph II. Lee. of 1852 n street,
has recovered from a few days Illness.
Mrs Mary Cronin and Miss Alice Gro
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-08
DROWNED AT GULFPORT.
Miss Effie Jordan Loses Her Life In An
Attempt to Beard a Launch.

Gulfport, Miss, July 3.-Tonight
at 1915 as Miss Effie Jordan attempt
ed to board launch at the end Of the
Gulfport pier, she missed her footing
and falling overheard was drowned.
Miss Jordan was a beautiful young
lady, % years of age, on a visit to her
brother here. r. w. Jordan, connected
with the Gulfport Furniture Co. She
was in attendance at the Chautauqua
in session here, and was member of
a party out for a launch ride. Two Of
the five gentlemen in the party
jumped overheard and the crew of a
lumber schooner also jumped over
board and dived for the body. One
of the number finally found it after
being half an hour in the water, the
finding being made difficult by the
darkness, and it was conveyed to
shore. Drs. E, G. Parker and Z. A.
Sheely, visiting physician, worked
vigorously to restore life, but failed,
although after pr0n0uncing the young
woman a corpse efforts were continued
to reSuScitate her.-Special to New
Orleans Picayune.
The above sad news was received
with much sorrow by Miss JOrdan'S S
many friends in Grenada. She. to-
gether with her parents and other
members Of the family, resided here
for several years, where she rendered
herself very popular for the many eX-
cellencies of her character, and her
unfortunate death was shock to the
entire community.
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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
A Thriving Industry Now In the Hands Of
Competent Gentlemen.

The brick and tile plant owned by
Colonel o. +. Bledsoe has been leased
by MesSrs. A. b. Boyd and A. G. Pat
terson. The name Of A. b. Boyd con-
nected with any business or enterprise
carries with it a guarantee Of business
integrity and systematic endeavor.
Mr.. Patterson is skilled mechanical
engineer and the association Of these
two gentlemen in this industry in
sures the operation Of a brick plant
second to none in this section.
The above facts will be welcome
news to Grenada and the surrounding
country, and the firm tells US that
they will have brick on the market by
the Goth Of this month.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-08

Editor Sentinel:-I am powerful
glad that | agreed to serve on the next
grand jury, for already the boys are
trying to make fair weather with me
they sent me two quarts for to cele-
brate the Fourth with. | drank one
of them and put the other in my
pocket. Ny eyes soon got so heavy
that | went out back Of the saloon
and laid down on a chicken coop to
rest, when one of them impudent
youngsters touched off cannon
cracker under me with the most fear
ful results. 1t busted my other bot
tie of liquor, tore and burned my
pants so bad that / had to stay hid in
the saloon until night. / will have
to ask the Society for another pair OF
pants so that | shall appear decent
on the grand jury as their representa-.
tive. SAM HILL.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-08

On the 9th day of June Mr.. Jas.
T. Stevens died at the home Of his
parents, three miles east of Torrance,
in the edge of YalObuSha. after a
prolonged illness. Mr.. Stevens was
about 25 years old, and had he lived
would have doubtless made a good
and useful man. He expressed no
fears of death, and said he was pre-
pared for the Masters summons. The
bereaved ones have our sympathy.
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Public Roads to Be Worked BY Contract

The Board of Supervisors have de-
cided to work our public roads by con-
tract, and in this issue of the Senti-
mel there is an advertisement for bids
to be received at the September meet
ing of the Board. We believe the ac-
tion of the Board will meet the ap-
proval of the thoughtful citizenship
of the county. We shall have
more to say upon this subject in cur
next issue.
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News From Winona

Il have been selling DR.. Menden-
halls Chill and Fever Cure for seven
years and find that it gives better sat-
iSfactiOn than any Chill Tonic | SELL
James &. Small, Druggist" If it is
not better than any other Second
Class Drug Store pays the money back
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-08
A Card from A. T. McEIwrath.

By the death of DR.. j. TT. Campbell
the business of Campbell & McElwrath,
commercial brokers, will be diScontin-
ued. l will continue the business in
my own name. i will be the special
representative Of Nelson Morris & Co.,
and the Waller & Spies Milling Com
pany for this territory, besides num-
ber of other houses, which will ena-
bic me to handle everything in the
brokerage line. | feel deeply CRATE
full for the business given the old firm
and will appreciate very much a con-
tinuance of same. Will give all mail
orders prompt attention.
Respectfully,
A. T. MCELwRATH.
Grenada, Miss, July 7, 1905.
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Announcements
ILLINOIS CENTRAL

LEWIS AND CLARK CENTENNIAL EXPO
sITION, PORTLAND, ORE. JUNE
TO OCT. l5, 1905.
For this occasion, tickets will be
put on sale May % to Portland and
return for s60.5O. Other cheap rates
are quoted for the months Of May,
June and July to different points
along the Pacific coast.
From Nay 10 to September 30, in
elusive, tickets will be on sale to the
following nearby resorts at rates shown
below:
Castalian Springs and return s2.S5;
Browns Wells and return $3.50:
Cooper's Wells and return S6.l0s
Loves Wells and return $3.50; Way
and return $500.
Tickets will be on sale daily t0s
these several we'll known health My
sorts from May Is TO September 80,
1905, inclusive, at rates quoted bellows
Dawson Springs, Ky, and return
Sl2.75: Cerulean Springs, Ky, andf
return S12.75; Grayson Springs amos
return $50; Crttenden Springs and
return Slab.
CHAUTAUQUA EXCURSIONS, JULY 6
AND 81, 1905.
For the above occasion. tickets will
be on sale TO Chautauqua Lake. NY,
on July 6 and q, 1905, good for re-.
turn July 81 at rate of S27.65.
One-way second-class Colonist rates
to California from March / to May 15,
inclusive, and September Is to Octo-
ber 81, 1905, inclusive. Colonist tick
cts will be on sale to San Francisco,
Los Angeles, San Diego and to other
common points in California at one
way rate; s31.65 from Grenada, Miss.
Information regarding any Of the
above rates may be had of
N. J. CARoTHERs, City Ticket Agt.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-08

Ethel: Mamma, if little boy is q
lad, why isn't big boy ladder?"
Mamma: For the same reason, /
suppose, that little doll is doll, a
big doll is not dollar"
Ethel (refectively): That's so.
My big doll was two dollars. kan
SaS City Journal.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-08

The most wonderful cure for piles
is ManZan, put up in collapsable tubes
with nozzle attached. 1t reaches the
spot, stops pain instantly and cures
all kinds of blind, bleeding, itching or
protruding piles. Second Glass Drug
Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-08

The case Of the State VS.. Birdie
Wilkes, charged with killing Of
Walker has been transferred to this
county from Yalobusha on change
Of venue.