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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
Stc0erei 1T &ton0ife.

Sim 6reitaa Nbeno 9erietben in elmer
WirthIdaFt i'm GlOnoite sluei itaIieniIbs
SOblen9rdber, u. Warco uno @. So
nore. we9en einem 6rauenSimmer in
Streit. Emf Dem Seimws9e wurne
Der Streit fortQeieBt uno enuste oanih
baB MarcO Ieinem 8e9ner nit einen|
MeRer cine tiefe Sttdpunoe beibradte
uno entfIob. 6Onore liegt an ben
TOl9en ieiner Wunoe oarnieoer. @on
Warco bat man big lebt nod teire
Spur unO miro Derielbe mabrIdeinli1
enttommen, oa mebrere Stunoen Der,
flOIlen, ebe QnSeiQe er'tottet nuroe.
5onore bat cine Camille in Der alt II
Seimatb suriif Qelohcn uno> es mar
ieine Nblldt, oieIelbe nahtommen su
IaRen, iobaIo er genug 8slo peroient
1dite.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
Sohn pcrtor Die Wutter.

rS6winoIu6t lit unIerer 6amilie
erbli6, uno our9 lie perlor i'd meme
Wuttfr, i6reibt s. y. Geio bon Sar=
monp, Dte. .seit ben .lebten flint
SeSabren ieood babe i'd bel ben oerina=
Hen 9lnsei6en bon Suiten uno @rfdl=
tune Or. Sings Nep DISCOVERY fir
S6minojubt aenommen, tpelde mid
Dor ernItliden 2ungenleioen bewabrt
bat. Der 8erlult ieiner Mutter mar
Elm l0uerer SGlag fir Serrn Geio,
bod lernte er oaraus, oaB elm 2unQen=
leioen ni6t perna6ldIltgt peroen bari
uno iple es turirt tperoen lam.
S6nel!lte 2inoeruna unb Seilung fir
9uiten uno Grfdltungen. @arantirt
in Miller's Npotbete. preis soc uno
81. 8robeHaitbe frei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
selbitmoro In Ganal aoper.

Sn Canal 3Ooer hat fidb am 9itns=
tag Woraen Peter Maurer i'm ltdoti.
ihen 8lfdnaniB erbdnat. Ser Manr
bate ihon ieit ldnaeyer 3eit nidt Qe.
nrbeitet uno 6atte feline S}amilie Der.
na4ldlIigt uno mibbanoeIt, uno IoQte
beBbala mad benz Grbeits6auIe oeIdift
lDeroen; oa bat er oann poraesooen.
islnem Seben Elm @Roe gu maden.
Waarer binterldBt cine Ssrou unb
ie6s 2inoer. Die SSrau BAT Idon Dor
,ldnaerer 3elt cine S6eiounastlaQe oe.
gen lbn anbdn9l9 gemadt.
Waurer mar an Sonntaa Woroen
IN ben Canal geipruneeiL i'm Ieilenl
oerfeblten aeben ein @noe su MAIDEN.
bod mar jbm oas WaiIqr au talt ipd@
ter ipuroe ct perbafiet, neil er qebrobt
batte, stpei feiner Ginoer All ertrdnfen.
Der Mann f6eint aeiitesseaort getuelen
3n fein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
3eittabelte fiir Mbbaltung
oes Gonaalton Yleas
0eri1teS fiir oaS
cSaDr ". $.
1906.

Staat Ghto
ad1ter Sert0ts= =8iitrilt
G8 lit au9,orbuet. baB bic 9ermine beS Gamuron
YleaS SeridDteS III heu Oeri9tebenen Counties bes
belu9ten @erd)ts Gtitrifes r oaS Sabr 1906 ietaes
lest peroen lollen mle lolot
Suernes Guuntp.
Gm 5. Sage bes sSebrNar, am 2. Gage bes moi uno
am |. Gaee oeS Gftober.
gnhle Goantp.
am 2 Gage bes eSanuar, ON 2. Gage bes Gnril uub
an .. Gage eeS Septenoer
selmnnt Guuais.
9lm %. 5aee hes SGnuar ON TO- Gage bes ApriI unh
ant IL. Gage oes Otto5er.
Inssara@aa County.
Nm q Sage bcS Sauuar, ON 49, Gage bes Didr3 rne
ON III. Gage 80 september.
Sarriisn County.
am 10. Gage hes SSebruar am IA Gage bc2 Ntai uuo
am %. Gage bes Ottober.
5eFerlon Gnunts.
am g. Gage sas Sonuar om q Gage oes april uns
am H. &age oes september
@nreen GouRts.
am 8. Sa9e ses Sonuar, an 10. Gage eeS Npril nnS
am Gage bss Gttober
@usfinyum County.
am 8. Gage bes Souuor, ort 9. Gage aeS gpril nnb
oin |. 3d9e 6es Gftooer.
@S lit -ferner aneepronet5 bab bic gtsunoeu Der
ernen SubonilDn bon ben 8dbteru NlIreb u syra3ier
@bptn Vt. &eunebp NIB Sultns 8. Wtatep obgebalten
perDeu
9aB Die Gisuneen Der 5meien Sabbpiiipn BON
&d)ter e}eiSe gB. polingsmortb ob9ebnteu lperben.
@aB bic SiBungen Der brttteu Subbipilion pen ben
Gbteru 98oiter S. Sbotiuell ituo 3ees g. GicDaros
aboebalteu meroen
Ser gBelteren lit angeorbnet, boS oer @dbtb &ees
s. &idaros 5um beolld)tigenben gidDter beItimnti
lei ui,b bic beaeten @eri1tstermiae nm u1r @pr'
mitiagS be9innen.
alfren ". Jra3ier,
@ees @. &tdJarSs.
sSeTe ae. Snaingsmnrtb,
Gamin VI. Renuenp,
gDaiter %. GbotmeH,
sSuitus s.. @lnden,
Rlebter oeS odDtcn 6eridtS= 9iftrifts
| @egeben gu Cambridge, Gbio, em II. Sfteber beS
| Johres VI. 3. 1905.
] Stoot Sbip.
| 5nscarauas Gnuntp, %.
| SD, Sobn SO. 5ia. Glerf beg Common Yleos Sc
ridbteS IN nlo fir 3uScaraiDaS GountD Obio, beIdet
| ui9e biermit baB bos Yoritebenbe cine treus uni
rittQe gbi6rift ber Originate Der r3eit
Isabelle fir be 2tbbaltina Der Common 4eoS @erlbts
Sisunaen beg otbten @erihtsD ftriftS ppH Ohio fit
bag sahr A 3, 1905" lit pte icld}e jebt i'll meine
1 Sffiee auftPpf
CUR 8eglaubioiin9 biene meine eigenbdnbise ltnter
d)rt Iin6 0aS Steqei beS genainten @eridtS In gfen
] Ybilaoelpbia am % Gftnber u. 3. 1905.
| (Sieuel) oypDm ". pilI GIerf.
3nrd 20. 5. &trieg, SeputpsGlerf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
@eMprbem.

gm IL. gopember in Nem pbiIa.
belpbia i'm gllter BON 80 Sabrsn Nles
ranoer Neelep. Der 9ieltor Der bieii9eil
Mopototen. Der Yerhorbene galt ais
elmer Der tiidtiafen @edtstenner i'm
DItli1en Sbeile bes 5taates uno fano
bel ieinsn 8erufssenoisu tpie bel Der
8iirasrldaft in bober Nhtuna. 8is
meni9e 3aee oor feinem 3ooe arbeiiete
er in leiner Office uno als er meeen
einem leibten llnmobliein einiae Sage
sa Saule bleiben muBte. oadte Niemano
baran, baB ons @noe 10 nabe lei.
am 10. Nopember in Netp pbilas
belpbia Sarrp Qrnolo i'm Nlter bon 81
Sabren am Nerpeniieber. Ser 8erHor=
bene binterldBt cine trauernoe Wittme.
glln 10. Mouember in Warren Sp.
syobn 8. Gracep i'm Nlter bon &c SSahs
rem nod breimonatliber Srantbeit.
Ser 8erltorbene biuterldBt cine @ittme
uao amei 3D6ter.
Nm 10. 9tobember in ll6ri6suille
6rau Nnna Sbannon i'm Mlter bon 81
Salren. Gie Yerltorbene III Dor eini.
gen Wo6en gefallen uno bat iid ME
9ans BON ibrem SSalle erholt.
Nm l3. Nooember auf bet SiioIeite
in Stem philadelphia 6rau 9lnna Dart,
bic Satin BON Sacob Darf, i'm Nlter
DON ga Sabren. Sie 8eritorbene bin=
terlGBt einen Soften uno fiinf Ginber.
9lm Ia. 9touember in 8oIben Srancis
8. Walton i'm Nlter bon So eSabren
on ben 6ol9en elmer Operations. Ser
Ser 8eritorbeue mar Elm Beteran bes
Siirgertrle9es uno blnterldBt cine
Wittipe uno Iieben Sinoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
Observation-Disclosures

Senrp Saas, Strabburg - Garab
GOaos, Canal 9ooer.
9Dilltam 9. pra6t - 9era 8erline.
beioe bon SenniIpn.
SObn g. Wi5er. GagersDiQe - MarD
u. 8Droer, Stem philadelphia.
QoolDb Nbrsht = WQrp Ste9man,
beioe bon Canal 8oper.
BOB 8. 8eneoum, Mlooole - &uIIia
Wlnnie, New philadelphia.
@llIiam Qoon = Margaret 9. 36o=
mas, beoe bon glsm Ybilaoelpbia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
Dte Itrntu.

Ser 9roYfft Seil9enfelb btent in
Berlin bel ben SSrqn3ern. gtnes Saz
ges begegnet er auf Ser GtraBe feinem
8riga0etommanoeur, unb oa er Elm
fa1i6es 6onneur madt, 10 Ite1t i'm
Der General: r@ie betBen?"- sell
9enfelb." - Sompagnie?" - uNein-
,@ebriiber.'"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
Gfoankenfpiitter.

Meni6en nit gleiden S6iudben, tpie mir
fno uns INNER ipmpotbii6, iot6e nit 9let=
den Sor0ii8en oft uniDmpctbii6.
alare G6pfe berlagen oft, no ,es in bic
9iefe gebt.
9ie erite 2iebe tpirb getp5bnltb fir bic
Grinuerung selebt.
Sic 6ebler zines Meni6en begrstfen, beibt
isine Sugenoen tpiiroi9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
Gin gutter 0eisoien lit bllIia su

Ssu Huttt Stt0uINn w OtAlA %
berfouIen. NahSufragen in oieier Die
5iee.
eSn StraBbura ipur6e nit Nus-
nabne bes G1aBmeiitsrs bas aanSe
oemotratiIne Sifet ertpdblt.
- @uie Neine uno 2iqueure su
mebiainiiden 3nefen fipbst man in
9loolpb's Niqueur= Store am Public
Square, Telephone ISL. II
- Sliper Wears, elm gddter auf
Der &eapes Sarn. ser;etb am Montag
nit Der rehten Sano in eine Maihine
gum Gorni1dlsn uno Die Sanb uno Der
YorOerarm puroen ibm p0lis sel=
quetIht.
SarrD 8. WarosG bat cine Sdc.
0enerIaBtlage fir Den getraa bon $500
9egen Die StraBsnbabn anbdn9ig se=
ma6t. NEIL er BON einem @onbutteur
abeeiebt nuroe. als er Iid wsiesrte,
ben erbobten 9reis fir Die 6abrt gu
be3ablen. 8ies lit Die sneite oerarti9e
Glage eeQen Die @eIsal6aIt.
Sn ben .Blum Selfeloern melts
Iib bon 9enniion muroe lebten Sams.
Itag Nobert genman, elm Nrbeite1, bon
elmer &ette. Die BON einem &aoe ber=
umoeihmunQen pllroe, on ben Sopf
eetrofen uno oet0Otet. Ser yerun.
aliifte binterldBt cine Wlttwe uno Elm
Gin0.
Sm biefeen @eridt bat Srmaro
@bafer pm bier eine ISAaoenerloBflaqe
fir Deh getraQ bon s6l50 Qe9en Die
g. Is. 6. & ct. 8. @iIenbobn anbdns
9ig gema6t, neil er bel 9few @omers=
tomn BON benz SobnpoIisiIten 8ean ouf
einem 3u9e obne 8ere6ti9un9 nib.
Danoelt uno IN 8erhaft 9enomnen wor=
Den lei.
u Sic NbenoQiofe, bel beren Slang,
laut 'iGotiiAer Oronun9. Die Gincsr
unter l6 Sabren Die StraBe oerlanen
follen. bate IAon ldn9It ibren S6refen
fiir Die liebe StraBeuiu9eno perloren
anb Die Oronun9 iGien Elm tooter
8uAftabe. su fem; bod in Der leBten
3eit erinnerteb lb Die polisilten Oil
bieielbe, uno RiuOer, Die lib nob nab
z llbr auf Der StroBe berumtreiben,
meroen beim eeIbift unO i'm Wieoer=
hDlunQsfalle Oerbaltet.
Nm Monta9 gormitto0 9erietben
in Canal 0ooer 3pei StaIiener, g}icola
Gondin uno Sim gnsteG, in Streit
lino als Iie an 0iitta9 in ibrem Soft
baus bel 5rant H1i9ro suIammen to=
men, be9ann Der Wortpe6Iel bon
Reuem uno auf einmal ieuerte gastel
3tuei S6iiHe ouf @ondin nb, 9ino
Damn aus Dem SauTe uno feuerte nod
sinen oritten S6uB Our6 oas 6euIter.
Der lebte S9uB Oerfeblte fein 3iel,
a6er Die beioen erIten batten nur au Qut
aetrofen uno @on6n liegt Itwer uer=
nunoet oarnieoer, unO 9astsQ 1T fa9.
ti9.
= 9Im 5onnta9 WorQen einioe Wi=
nuten nod Ntitterna6t, brad in elmer
Sheune, Die Sohn 90. 0iQ geb6rt uno
bon Charles Winnig benubt miro,
Seuer aus uno Der obere She'll oes @e=
bduOes brannte boafanoi1 ab; bod
Onnten 9fero unb @ugen iotpie anOere
Artitel, Die unten i'm Stalle aufbepabrt
Duroen, qerettet peroen. Ser S1a=
ben am 8ebduoe miro auf $50 9e=
lhdBts ha3u Derbrannte cine Some
Set ietuie cine auantitdt Safer. lr=
iahe oes 5euers unbetannt.
@sfern marc Die SagoIaiion ers
66net uno tpie mir b6rsn, muroen piele
SaIen erfduRen. Cine 9artei bradte
36 9alen beim, aroere aleroiugs tpe=
niger.
SSn Der leBten @o9e haben mir
beim. 3uiammeuitellen Der 6ormen in
Der Sti55s i. Der Spieler" ben S6luB
elmer anoern, @r3dbluns einaeIeBt uno
brin9en mir Die sti55e oeBbalb nod
IL.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
AiidsJtti1tArrlI.

Grember.. .Qln ben aopf iolIten
Gis Sbren Sungen ni6t Ihlagen! priiz
gefn Sic i'm bod an Der gebrdu9lid@
jten GtelIe!4 g gdner nNna U. Die
Is fiir ben Germ 2ebrer reierpirt!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
G,r;nothos.fortpn niht fronfirt

pripatpoftarten nidt frantirt,
nit Mnlihten pom Gourtbaus. 9letp
philaDelphia. @onal 8ouer uno Soar
uno in bieier Office sll baben. II.
Mertiuiirbig 1T es. baB tDenn Der
dIieHe ginpobnsr geifOrben lit. Der dl=
|ielte ginnDbner nod imlner lebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
Ata Der Grunt,11attkJ4u1tnr nr,

Qe6rer: rNennt mir etnen Sat,
in tpel6em oas Mort 0ialeft bprz
tommt!" - g 4 il ler: ,Meine
tleine S9peiter 2pO / a led t eerne
3uder."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16

Wer Weine ullo Spiritnofen
mnnl1t telspbonire an Noolpb, ben
flllslgen groBbdnoIer bon Gpirituolen
IN Susfaraiuas gunntp. If.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
sd Damfe Demt oerr,t n

lGrie 5annab Ylant bon 2ittle gfof
af.. .fiir Die 2inoerunq. ipslbe id
ourh gudlen's Nrniea 6albe erlitt.
Sic heilte meine idrefliden, eiternoer
Geibmiire, tpel6e ionlt nidts beiler
tpollte nno an tpelben i'd lett fiinf Sab.
rem 9elltten bate. Sic III Elm munosr,
bares Seilmitiel BEL ednitten uni
granoipuilOen. @arantirf in Waiaer's
apotbete. Nur 25c. Neriudt 1ie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16

0as @elb ben GeipiGlnenoen BIN, fea.
ten nit ibren Nadets iiber oas grim
Sud-, uno oos Spiel tpuroe Simmer
heftiger in Der beiidnoig anipddfsnbsr
Mense, 70 Dab ole Sbeilnebmer bali
ben 8egriff oer 3eit, bes 8ermOgens
uno oes ibnen brobenoen 8eroerbens
berloren.
sgiinf8is aOuiso'ors lisssn in be,
8anf."
sd bdIte."
.Sunbert !. Sunoertfiinfuuospan.
| stg - fagte Sornal. sd baIte bun.
oertunbfiinfatg nod einmal gun
britten Male. Sunoertunofiinf3ic
2nuiso'or lteeen in Der 8ant."
Sproal ndberte iicb Dem Slide, feblt
ft9, rei4te Dem groupier feline 8anf.
nrten 6fr, uno Die 5ail1e begann. gu,
: erft mddte ii9 nur cine eerinse 9(uf-
regung bemerfbar, bod Die Mufnerfs
famteit ftieg, als er apei=, breimal bins
tereinanoer auf beioen Sableaus ges
tpdnn. 8on jebt ab berlieB i'm bas
9lud fetilen Augenbitd mebr. Sis
Spieler, Die 5uert befttg se9en thn
pointirt batten, 30serten uno psrringers
ZEN 1pre gtn1oBe.
9fur eln eln3elner perooppelte nod
inmer ltnb fpielte nit uneri6iitters
lt9em gblegtna, obne oaB etne Musfel
1elnes 0eltcbtes 5tttsrte. Wttt oer1elben
gl 9lsIpn'u.p.9sh H NJ seIpe9hnS S gap ef ote
Stutosll ae 9llp poile 1e'He oanlno1er aus
esl ol'etlulge. vt onllporlete au1 oR
Ssa9sn Saax uss s sroqP'ers 1 nur NH elneH'
@ppl n.uen' pune lpethrar gu teIleften,
paB !,W pls aagsH'elne au fmerf1amteti p6n
eaI .9h 9ertgtel Patte. Wtan eeu9te
IVY eul'9si nper osn 2rp uHo De-
oTus9Iets ooT: ~ lstnet ] S2allah9 a[ nno le'nsm
S5 Sl'u pas PiOgl!We au1DitBsn oei
ah9Il. SpW lethe 9a!o9elWlOnehen
~ mn9et1 plleeen uHourVorln9i,p, lelnen
plu'lo HRllPletls slII oereWlllmes 0rlns a1
len, uHo anl lelHeH1 lhheDe9llQen Ve'
P~I tpat nlptS gu lelen.
:a ~ on:n: M: wv !. ~, ps1Iuul, Oost 81
II EN- Dflltonar' murnelfen elnl9s
0lllalHen,
9le Stttllme oeS Sroupters llberz
tonfe ods GlapPsrn Des gploes lrn
oa9 letle SnlFern Der Santnoten.
"t3polfpltnoertlll1ofunf3tg Houlso'pr
l1e9en N Der Sanf. ,8attes DDS
1euE!
Ser unsefonnte legte feline 8rtefs
tn19e tor itt9 bin uno DfTnete gum
erilen Mlole Den W}uno.
.Sb Latte Die 5sD0.fbunoertGnofiinfs
gig Gout56or."
eSoroal 3DJerte etnen NuSenbltG,
Collie er a!lfReben, etnem onoeren lei,
men YlaB iibcrlaiIea, ooer Die Gbancea
nod 3nm lcbten W(ole perfu8sn? Sb
oaS Slid du4 btesmal Stano btelt,
oosr ob er nit etnem etn3igen @4lage
1etnen gdn-en 8eDinn tpieoer berlor9
Sept ri4tete 1i9 Die aQgmetne Iufz
mertIamtett auf tbn.
G9on batte Der Gronpier feline Be
p'9ung gemertt uno la9te:
n@tn YlaB miro. :"
n8orm1rts," 1a9te Sorcal nit lauter
@ttmme, tnoem er nerb08 &drtsn gah.
Damn orebte er langlam feline SGrte
Tim uno 1dgts:
pg(erln!"
Ser llntetannEe tparf einen Bid auf
bic fetne, i6Ieuoerte iie oann bin luo
fieB feinen @tubl 5uriid.
Die 5dnoe anf ben Slid gelehnt,
ben &0rper etpas na9 btnten 5urifs
gebogen, lpartete Sorodl, bod Der I'm
betannte, Der aufgeItdnoen mar, riibrt
ft6 nt9t, lnO Die tetoen WGnner bltdz
ten it4 ftarr an, lpd6reno Die W&enge.
ole oieie puuIe ni9t berItano, it9
tmmer otd!er um tie brdngts.
p3toOlFbunbsrtnnofiinf3tg aouts>
Dor, metne 9erren," lagts Der Grnat@
pier.
Ser llnbefannte f9ien aus einem
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16

Die in pOlen Dorbanoene natio.
nale Spannung orobt 5u elmer furdt.
baren Rataifropbe 81 fiibren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16
McBrbeit fitr GomntD=S S6afs:
tt,ciife..

Sur6 Elm gerfe6en puroe lebte
gSp1e oas &efultat Der g1abl fir
e9abmeiiter in unferer 2ilte meqqe.
lalien unS gebeu mir oaIlelbe bier mad
Der .omtliden 3dbllna:
Spinion, 81 SI3o,,or d 49,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-16

- 8uie Weine uno 2iqueure 81
mebisiniiden 3tpefen fiaost man in
Moolpb's Niqueur= Store ain public
Gquare, Telephone ISL. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-30
ling that possesses international interest

ding that possesses international interest.
The Herald says:
Miss Amy Phlpps, eldest daughter of
I1lr Henry Phipps, of lolttsburg, was mar
ried this afternoon In St. Georges
Church, Hanover Square, to Captain, the
Hon. Frederick Guest, Of the First Life
Guards, son of Lord Wimbourne.
Much interest was taken In the we'd
ding and the church was filled, the guests
including the American Ambassador and
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, the staff Of the
American Embassy and most of the
Americans prominent in London society,
besides friends Of the bridegroom's
family, noticeable among them being
Princess Christian and the daughters of
Princess Henry Of Battenberg.
The Archdeacon of London, the Vener-
able William Macdonald Sinclair, and the
rector OF St. Georges Church officlated.
Mr.. Phipps gave away tho bride, who was
attended by two TRAIN bearers and eight
bridesmaids. The latter were Lady Mary
Bowes-Lyon. the Hon. Gweneth Ponsonby.
Miss Louise Wood. Of Pittsburgh; Miss
Margaretta MacYeigh, Of Philadelphia;
Miss Irene CatlIn. of st. Louis; Miss
Hetty Davenport and Miss Burden, Of
New York, and Miss Jean Reid, daughter
OF Mr.. Whitelaw Reid.
the BRIDES gown was OF rich white
satin draped with old lace, with a wreath
Of roses beneath a tullc veil.
After the ceremony reception was held
at Brook House, Park Lane, which Mr..
Phipps has taken for the season. More
than thousand invitations were accept
ed and the house which was beautifully
decorated with flowers, was crowded with
guests, The presents were numerous and
costly, including diamond tiaras. neck
laces and other jewels,
Personal Mention.
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Serious Runaway Accident.

a runaway accident yesterday nearly
caused tho death Of Lee Dorset, a col
ored driver for g-Carneal-Davis
Company. The man had gone to his home,
whlsh Is opposite the deompanygl stable
Ing dinner, saw the horses start of.
Running Quite intercept them, he stum-
bled and ffell in front OF the team, re-
quite a serious condition. sustaining a
Crushed chest and internal injuries. He
! was attended by DR.. r. e. Jones, a coll
ored physician. L-l.
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Miss Rosa Collins. OF Greensboro, N.
G, is visiting her sister, Mrs William
Mrs. Robert Rose has left for High:
land Park, where she will spend several
weeks with her son. -. r 81
MISSES Bette SANFORD, az Petersburg,
mount. viii spend the remainder OF the
summer at West Point.
Mrs. w. y. Delaney and children Will
leave in a few days for visit to rela--
tlves In the country.
Master Hudson Kuhn Is suffering from
a badly lacerated foot. which he cut on
a piece OF glass while playing near his
home few days ago.
Misses Ellen and Matte Payy and
Alma Albertson. who have been visiting
relatives IN Hanover county for the past
two weeks, have returned home.
Washington. D. G., where she was called
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on account Of the death Of I her brother,

( on account of the death OF ner protneT,H
Little Miss Alice Knight, Of Twentieti,
street, is spending some time With Mrs.
,Guilamyer, near, the National Cemetery.
the meeting Of the Save ave
cral candidates were Initiated. After the
business Yves over, all hour OF socia! m
tercoursc wos enjoyed and refreshments
were served. i4 tBs&
Quite a large number Of Paramount
folks will go to Buckroe to-day with tho
ladies' OF .Asbury Place Methodist Church
Of the West End.
Mrs. Harry Kline and little son have
Mr.. William Sickle Is confined to i,!s
home BY sickness. He Is suffering with
IN Mrs is Mollic Evans, Of Richmond. has
returned, after visit to Mrs. Mary
Lawrence. 3 .ss
Miss Gertrude Smith. Of Bedford d. is !, tho 70
M &, # y Hs Mrs esynt yyos ps
recently.
f say dsr Greensboro y. e on = v''s .
Rev and Mrs. c. G. Cox and little
daughter, Virginia, have returned from
de SsIs cn Tsny aad tte Miss nez
Childress, Of Petersburg, who have been
visiting Mrs. Thomas Kuhn, have re-
n Mrs rs Frank Sherman and little SON,
Andrew u. Sherman Of Roanoke, are
visiting friends in F'airmotnt. .
Miss Ida Delaney is visiting relatives IN
A Mr. john Tou Hubbard will move his fam.
lily to Baltimore, where he has accepted
Ernest Hecklcr has returned from a
Mrs. James Smith, wife Of Dr.. James
Smith, of Petersburg, has returned home,
after a brief visit to her parents Rev.
and Mrs r. b Scot IT,. wise :, Nor,b
Carolina, who have been North on their
and d Mrs. ii ~ ?. Fletcher, on Twenty-arst
Street.
Mr.. Bonnie Wells has the sympathy Of
mother, which occurred this week IN
Richmond.
Mrs. Johnson and her little daughter,
Lizzie, of Buckingham county, are here
to attend the marriage OF her daughter
They are the guests&of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Beck on Twentieth Street.
Mrs John Metz and sons 3. Masters KIN,
county, where they will spend several
months. i5s8ss$
Miss Blanch Beadles and brother. STAN
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Beadles, In Hanover county.
Mrs Southworth and glandchtld
Myrtle, Mamie. Mary and Andrew Trox-j
er. have returned from a very delight
full stay in Hanover county, with rela-t
tives. sd s
Mrs. Ernest Eeckler and little daugh-
ter, Thelma, have returned from q visit
to Waynesboro.
from an attack Of serious illness in her
home, at the parsonage
Mr.. Newton L. Gentry and son, Lin
wood, have returned from a visit to
friends In Mecklenburg county.
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anxious for General and Mrs COX 10 m
clude a visit to him and his family IN
their plans for the summer.
Soiree Musical.
A delightful soiree musicale was given
nv the pupils Of Miss Peticolas's class
at the Womans Club, No. 2l1 East
Franklin Street, last evening at SD
o'clock. /, ~,
The pupils reflected in the rendition
Of their numbers the careful and excel
,cnt work of their teacher in their train
ing, Both teacher and pupils received
the hearty congratulations Of those Lres-
ent. The following is the programme In
full:
PART I.
Duo, Victory March lotto Fox)--Nfiss
Bcss!s Thompson, Miss Giescndoffer
Quartette, Sans Souci. Op. SO (Ascher)-
Misses Douglas, Giescndoffer, Sydnor,
Kirby.
Vocal Solo, sleep On (scudcre)-Miss
Lillian Taylor,
Solo, Gypsy Dance Bohm}-hIlss Helen
Thompson
Duet, Les Roses dc Bohenle d<owalsk)-
Miss Fay Henry. Miss Bessie Douglas.
Recitation, A Party~-Miss HARRIET LII
Ian Cason.
7
Miss Suzctte Henry first grade)
Duet, Polonaise (DiabellO--Miss Isabel
Lindsay (nrst grade), Master Payson
Bruce.
Solo, Last Hope (Gottschalk)-M An
ME Fleming,
Solo, Mazurka, op (Dennee)-Miss
Fay Deane Henry.
Duet, Whirlwind Carl Koeling)-Mlss
Ollie sydnor, Miss Nellie sydnor,
PART II.
Duo. Salute a Pesth fIlowalskD-Miss
Douglas, Miss Giesendoffer
Recitation. Mr.. Mann Got Left-Miss
| Jane Porter Cason.
Duet, Pondino CARBOHYDRATES lillian
Mum, Miss Suzotte Henry first grade).
Solo, Chapel In the Mountains CWil,
son)--Master Payson Bruce.
| Duet, Dance of Demons QiolsD-Miss
Henry. Miss Walker.
Quartette. Imps and Spries at Work
HIolsD-Miss Douglas Miss Giesendoffer,
4 Miss Fleming, Miss Thompson.
| Vocal Solo, Sweetest Lii Fellow eNevin)
Miss Lillian Taylor,
Solo, Polonaise ~, Op. 49, No. ! Chopin
Miss Bessie Douglas,
Quartette, Fanfare NIlitaire, Op. 40
(Ascher)--Mlss Bessie Thompson, Miss
Bessie Douglas. Miss Helen Thompson
Miss Annie Fleming.
Presentation OF medals BY Rev ". u
Evans, D. D.
Miss George Welded.
The Baltimore Sun Of yesterday con
tains n very pleasant mention OF thu
wedding of Miss Annabel Lee George, o.
that city, to Mr. u. Hayward Boyce. sol
OF Mr. and Mrs Frederick q. Boyce
Mrs, Boyce Is the granddaughter of thu
late Stephen S. Lee, of Baltimore. ant
the slater Of Mrs. John Moseley Walker
who for some years made her home II
Richmond Al The time OF the last Con
federate Bazaar In Richmond, Mrs. Boyc'
was visiting her sister, and took an active
interest in the Maryland taDle.
Guest-Phipps.
The New York Herald OF Thursday con
tanned The following mention Of q wed
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New Uniform for Band.

4 Members Of Iardella's band have been
dark blue. The material was provided
by the WOODEN mills OF Charlottesville,
Va,
The concerts are increasing in attend-
good, owing to the vigilance Of the police.