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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06
RnrreEpnnnrns.
WorteL 8. September.
Wertbe Geoattion!

Wertbe Geoattion!
gteulid nuroc id) uod Iberocer,
@. u, beororet, INN mebrere
S6riitItiide IN ruIIii6er Sprode
ous3uIerti9cn. 8et eiuer 4romemas
be ourd Die StroBena oteIer Id6.
neu Stoot erre9te eiu aroBes mlo
IhDues 6ebduoe, bas ietner Dol,
leuoung eut9e9em3ebt, meme beiou
oere gufmertiumteit. gtod ndbe.
rem Grfunoisen eriubr id, oaB Der
Gt9entbitmer oieies proht9ebduoeS
Der in Gurefu au3emein hetonnte
uuo 9cadtete 6eidditsmauu 6err
&oiper Sob lit. 0ieiue Setonnts
Ihoit nit linn oeraulaBte MIDI, etn'
3 treteu, uuo az meiuer 9roBen Sreu.
be Iono id) ibu audi ielbit opr. Iuf
mein Griudoeu eelettete er MIDI ourd)
IGmmtIibe HGume hes nit Ieineu
Iinnteeu Giuri6tm9en hDdlt, merit
uiiroieeu 8ebGuoes. IS lit 142
Rub lang ,uuo 100 SuB brett, 2
Stod bob. nebIt Gro9eIhoB. Der
erite Stp6 bat teiIie abtbeiIun9eu,
es lit nIr elm Roum, 16 SUB bod
uno bier niro Iid pom udhItem
Neuiabr an Der rSoloen RuIe~
pIa3ieren. Sum tonu man Iidl ms
9eidbr cine 9orItelun9 moder.
tpclhe nnmciIe bon SamoelsartiteIn
oieIes 9roBe Seidlditsbaus bier ouf
ItoppeIn miro. Sm 3peiten Stod,
er lit II Sub bod. iino SO Office
Bimmer uno in Der Wtitte ein Soo!-
uieaeiht elm SonSaol y 25XS0 SuB.
Sn 9oiement miro bic 0ampfbeis
3uuo fir idmmtlide 3dumlihteiteu
ein9erihtct. Die Water-closets
(Glbtritte) Iiuo III beioen gtodner.
fen ausebrodlt. Die GubenlpGnoe
oes 9on3en 6ebduoes Iino aus 9e-
preBteu BodIteineu ouIgeitbrt. Der
&oitenanId)Io9 fir oieics 9rabt9es
bGuoe belduIt Iid ourf Is Sanieuo
Dollars, mopon SO Sau END bsretts
peraus9obt Itno. 9dumciIter lit
6err Ard)itett &asper G6ppe. Das
6on5e lit Elm 9eId)mods mo prodDt.
POLES Bib, beiteheno aus Spmes
trte, 6armonte uno. nur elm pobr
batter &iiuitIer fonnte es eriiuuen
uno I6offen. IS 6ptn9t einem ses
rooe3u Adtuno ub, an @r0Be uno
5hDnbeit oitrite oies Sebduoe,
nenn Ierti9, teiuem auoern in 2lbers
been utdt mur uodIteben, ionbern
ieoes iibertreffen. IS fam Iid nidt
uur Ieben ~IaIien, ionoeru ldBt iid
ipabrbaft Iebem.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06
Gtue NIbreuoe 0c,htdte

lit bas Rctten pom Sooe, bon benz
fleinen 9abp MGoben oes Serrr
6eorge u. GpIer. Cumberland. gio.
Gr idretbt: SIM utter pUn IL Do
uote CAB Die Seiunoheit unieres fIei
men Ytdo6en's nnd) nit einem ge.
TabrIid1en 0aIs.2eioen uno 3lpei
2ler3te oobeu lie ouf. Nir lporer
Der 9er3rpeiIuns uobe ais mir inns
pornabmeu Or. 8h,a's Reip Dis
cnoerp fir Sd)ninoiudt. SuIten uro
GrtdItm9 gu probireu. Die erite
SIoIte CAB 2inoerma: uodloem lie
pier SInidlen ein9enommen hattie
nar lie furirt uuo III iebt in better
SeIunobeit." IS Iehlt ME einen Su,
item orer Grtdltung an linoeru uno
furiren. 3u o~ertouien bel Gureto
Drug So, so Gts. uno $1.00 90.
rautirt. probe SIoItle Irei.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06
&unt inter $4,000 8argibaft
oeifeut.

0iucent aunb, meIdIer uod1 ieinem
eisenem cpniid)en Ausiprud) ben
8ormnm Walter q. Steel bon Der
9~oettdber 9tsbiorm ,9efirt" bot, lit
nod] itatt9efunoenem 9erbbr BON
gtiGter 8rttts mter $4,000 9iir5'
Id;oIt benz 9iitrift9eridt iibertpieIeu
woroen. 8ieie giir9Ihoit lpuroe
bon &unb am Ntuuta9 9,leiitct uno
er in Sreibeit 9eieBt. 81 DeutId'
RuIien IieIerten oemIeIben SilIe bel
Der auibrineun9 Der $4,000 8irs'
Idofts9eIocr. 8eim 9erb6r itellte er
Iid1 beraus, bop CIR oeu Wtann MIDI
fonute, ben er erIdyoB uno oaB
5'ecl in Der 9anSen So6e uuIhuls
big mar. Das 8erid1t miro in Der
Angele9enbeit oas Ieste @ort
Ipreden. ..-#
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06
SaS 0ubIifmttt lit ertpeft.

0as BubIitum lit ouFselpe6t 3u
einem 9euntniB bon benz beiIenoen
Bertb oes 9roBen meoi3iniIhen
Cont, Glcctric 9itters, iiir Ulagen.
2ebet' uno Observation-Disclosures.
Wiarn 8. y .ers bon 546 81. Clair
ape. Sol GUS, o, idreibt: y;Siir
mebrere donate mar id) benz Sooe
auIge9eben. SD botte oas taIte
Sieber, meme gierpeu naren eribiit
tert; id1 fonutc ntdlt Id)IoIen, mein
Wagen NOR ihpnd uou ben nub.
Ioien arsneien, 10 onB id nidIt ellen
touute. &ur3 nad benz i6 aufin9
Gleciric 8itiers az nebmen Tonh ib
Ginperung uuo por IN fur3er 3eif
furirt. 6urontirt bel Gurcfa 0ruo
SO. Yreis 80 GentS.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06

Sn Der rouben Sobres5eit iino
SuIteu ano Sdmupien peioer on
Der Sosesoronun9 uno beIouocrs
e~rIterer oermag ben WtenI6en red)f
gu qudIen uno gu i6nddjen unn
tonn, uernodIdiii9t. oft pie nrIahe
3u elmer ernItem Sui9enfrarrfbett ae'
ben. @esen oteIcu a t3lr)aItldl, II
2uftrDbrenbuiten haben Die Be
pobner Der IrieIidnen SnieIn elm
uor3iieIi6es Mi:tel, oas 9letd, I'M
Nnfans an9enenoet, betnohe ltn'
feblbar mirtt, mas namentlid) bel
ainoern Defenders gu empIebIen lit.
Sin robes 6elbei ruiro red1t iGnu'
mia oequirIt, elm &inoerlDfel poa
outes Serpentin0l uno etuen Sbee
l6TIel uoa Giii9 oorunter9emen9t uno
NIT oieIer ioIbenorti9em DtoHe miro
Gals uno SbertbeiI Der 8ruIt, no
9roudim uno 2uugcnipiBen Iie9en,
tiidtte ein9eriebeu unn NIT eineml
poaenem Sud1e beoedt. Oieies
9erfobrcn miro obenoS o BEN
ShloIeu9eben uno Irib Dor Dem
Nafleioen ougepanot uno man
piro crItauut fem, wie roIb Der
trodeue Suiten ul5 oas Buno9e
fiibl Der 2uitrDbre perid1lptmoet
0ie SoIbe file man Ioiort nod1 Der
3ubereituus III cine tIeire Siid1ie
nit gut IblieBenoem De6eI, oomit
Der Gerpenttn iid nidt oerIlatti9t.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06
9toti3.

ToI8euoeS ituo unIere Storage
Noten fir unIere GIepotors in 4rtos
Sampled Gountg, Sto:0 ototo, fin
On6 am /. September 1905 be9on,
meme Sobr
Storage iiir bic erIteu Is Sage
. Gent5 per 9uIbeI, ole Soften Iiir
ooS GrboIten, Die Arbett, 0erIider.
un9 uno NbIieTern inbe9riffeu.
Storo9e nub ben eriten Is Soeer
Y Sent per 9uiheI fir ie Is Soge
ODER einen She'll oapon, fir bic er,
item orei Wtonote.
Stora9e nod ben erIten orei 9to'
notcn Y Sent per 9uId1eI fir ie 81
Sage ODER einen SbeiI bopou.
Dieie Srudt lit gum 9enefi3 bes
Gi9enthiimers o~erIid)ert.
Osborn McMillen Elevator Co,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06
Smsamm FHtHnEt ssF pguiIGsH
ss0nEaaIiHem in WaHpan.

lie rsHliahsu efanaaiaprsthrr pon
8apa. erustp uup Gnrctd. 2 d.
ggitst, aibkm. Whanban A. ID
lussbrn Hdi am ~. Grplrmber In
ylanban, n. ~ Su siHsr tolisaia,
liidlsn g1slprs dTuua UeriammelL sic
propiGoriIdls0 Gomtts funsiren bic
6erreu aollsaen aebrsr pon gJiibei
NIB 6runinaer poW Miblsp. glabsreS
IA nddlIter yiummer.
ssS- lie JameS glirncIe 6oneretc
so. Uon Wiilbont, 2. d. iino mil
benz geaen BON Cement Geiienipeaeu
IN Der 6eidIditsitroBe Gurer Staoi
beGdditiat. Qommt uno beidout
Gud uniere arbeit NIB miere Preiie.
5rnst na1 benz 9ormom
80. 8. miller,
IN Goids,
Gureto, @. ..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06
GmtiebIid,e gmuneraen

lperocn offers perurIod)t bon Sc
idlpiiren. 9crlen mno GrebIe lpel5b
cure 6aut ouf3ebren. Wm. 9enoetf
pom 6lat Stof, Nid. iast: Sf b0
be 9ufIen,s Hrnica Sable Or
brnubt iir 6eIhpirc, geulen unS
Srebie. Gs lit Die bette 9olbe Die
ih ie eeIunoen hobe. IS Iinoevn
uno belt .Shnitt NIB 8ranpspars
ben mo gerbriibunscn. IS Gts
bel Gureta Drug SO. 6agaaaa.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06
sebr ipthtta tar aae.

Nm oqe meme Sreunoe mno 2un.
ocu. Sd peroe BON iesi OH ollie
meine N9oaren iebr oiai9 perfouien.
Sd babe audi aue Sorten pon
Mathis VI eoi8inen Iolpie
uId oos beriibmte gBptfin' 8
4tebiutter. 9on oisicm Su.
Ter iouie 9eoermatn sebrauden.
penn es reinist oas 9lut uno lit
STR nabrboIt.
Dauto Saat.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06
y Gmrefa nao ilmsssenO. q


Ea @lasngFf IA aul bss ylells
aaH esresa pftkhuaFa eer ptsl
s1Ohwbuai Fe lR amstlta ella. slsF
FheAA hbsr Ger Uerbitib ptsIelben
ivssk. IN stiHhi, 6eun liumiue.
1asrta, { bacon i~u1leunimb
4h leUen.
Cbglsidl Der rrpublisnaiIdJen
@tnave Acupentioa i'm potiaeu 1nb,
re loiI DeIseaten beimobnien umo
oisislbe ole Die grSbie piober nbesr
sallene betradltet lpuroe. piro Die
Qonusntion untsr oen geItimmnn,
gen bee SeuiuS 6eieBeS i'm ndd,ilen
Sahre 1869 GeIegaten 3dbleu.
Dies meint, oaB eiA aouoioot fir
ieine domination $50 Gtimmen ers
bdlten muB.
p1~ uniere GPpoaren Tub immer
irtldl uno hoIten mir nur ooS Bette.
Dap ehi Sober babel 6clo iporen
tann, 1T ia Idn9it betannt. gtot
INNER bobeu mir eeuuo g9eins
tronben, 80 piuno IN icoer Riite
9oranttrt. Gureto . a3Gar.
Die Tanilte giartim bot oteIe
Wod)e fibre neuc Wobnung i'm
Wdrner1den 6ebduoe be3oaen.
prof. 6rttideI bon Clinton,
Soma, ~itottete IeBte Wod)e 9oItor
Otetnbarot einen 9eiud ob.
- poitor Geinhorot rpuroe Iestsn
Honnerstag teleoropbiId nah Nber.
been heruIem uno teb-te am Sreitno
auriid.
baS Wir oerIuden uuIer 9eItes
ltir etnem Seoen ben p%aiienoiteu
Sd)ub az boben iomobI in Quolitdt
ute AUDI i'm Preiie. llnIer 8orrath
ut 9roB uno boben mir fir eineu
Seoen Die ridtise SrDBe.
Gureta q a3uar.
B0S~ proIeIior GoQir piinIht, bob
ole ShiiIer uuo S6ilerinuen Der
SohIhule wno oes 6rommotit
Srnoes, peldle leBteS Sahr 3u Der
&loile bon SrduIein Steoler promo,
Dirt tpurcen, am Somstoo ben 8,
September, gtohmitta8S 2 uhr, bel
ibm in Der SodIhuIe neoen Reoi.
Itrtrun9 uno 9ertbeihuug Der 6iB.
pldBe porIpreben mDhtem.
Sm vDauerIp pb6uir" leIcr
mir Sol9euoeS
rJn ieoem Gountp, ia, pobl in
ieoem Eonu giebt es Sormer, Die
nur oaron oenten, rcdbt oiet 2auo
5u beiiBen. Sic perseIIen buriiber
Soft uno Die Somilie, uno obi6ou
lie reid an Gono Iino, 10 t6unte
man lie bob fir 9ettIer boIten. IN
benz roitIoIen 9eItreben, pieI All err.
merben uno oieI 3u beIiben, per9e.
ben bic beIten Sabre unc obeIetdj
Der getd)tbum 3untmmt, bot bic
Gorge bod uneebinoerten Giatritl
ms 9ous. Not Ger 8rDBe Ieiner
Sarm IoIIte man teinen Sarmer be,
urtbeiIen, ionoern uod ieiner Sc,
benspeiIe, oh er ieiner Satin uub
Ieinen &inbern 9c9eniiber RiidTht
itbt, ODER Oh err lie .riidiidtsIoS 3ur
arhett ocrurtbeiIt uno lpie Stlooeu
bebanoeIt. IS bot nod Niemauo
elm Stii6 2ono nit in bic Gtpieteii
9euommen, uno tpenn Giner $25, 600
binterIdBt, obue Elm SeItament oe,
modt an buben, 10 beoeutet Dos
9en6bnlth elm redtes ,SreTen" fir
buu9riee gouotaten." - Stimmt
H4- aus9ebrod)eH ODER 9eItobIen
bon meiner Wetoe, 10 WtciIen n1ro.
lidI bon 8omeIe, am IA. 9u9uIt Elm
breites, 2 Sabre oIteS etTen9raues
Tiiuen ; Infer 6iuterIuB meiB. oos
Y8eiBe Dorm. Sute 9elobmno fir
ben Sinoer.
50 b Seen,
9omoIe, @. ..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06
@ta 0teb faufcn.

@dbreno oes WonoIeS IuauIt
ipiinid,e id o1es 8ieb uno Sdreine
tGuiltdD gu eriperben, oas au per.
touIen lit. Sd neroe ben bodliten
Wtorfipreis oofiir be5ablen. Der
9eBt MIDI nitt.
bas 8. mir,
Gureto, @. 9.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-09-06
0erI0ren

e c ountIe gtdbre, A Sabre aIi.
5d1lpere yldhne mno Ihlont. 0eid
9ranomol. Wie9t etluo 100 Qfuuo.
ell BROS,
IIphu, q. :.
Sec 10, Solunibip 12S, gf. At.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-14
ASKED HIS WIFE
To GET DIVORCE
H. LINCOLN SAID HE WANTED
TO START LIFE ANEW
OUTLINED A CAUSE OF ACTION
Business Reverses Made Husband
Sullen and Morose, and SO He
Thought He Could Live
Happier Alone

Mrs. Elizabeth Lincoln asked Judge
Trask in the superior court yesterday
to free her from the matrimonial COM
pact existing between herself and
Henry Lincoln, the scion Of an old
Philadelphia family.
The couple came to Los Angeles
about two years ago and leased the
Lennox chambers, $40 South Spring
street, at which place they engaged in
the hotel business.
The hotel business proved to be too
great an undertaking for Lincoln, as
it appears from the testimony that the
income from the business fell below
the costs incurred in running the es-
tablishment.
Mrs. Lincoln told the court that her
husbands wealthy father had discon-
tinued his regular monthly allowance
to his son and when he met with busi-
ness reverses in Los Angeles he be-
came sullen, irritable and morose and
informed her that he wanted to go out
into the world alone to begin life anew.
She testified that her husband told
her about a proposed trip to Mexico.
but after the desertion Mrs. Lincoln
located her weary spouse in the north.
Mrs. Lincoln produced letters from
her husband in which he pleaded with
her to file suit for divorce, and in the
missives he outlined a cause of action.
Judge Trask is always anxious to
help those who help themselves. and as
both parties to the suit had taken
steps to cut out the cares of disap-
pointed love there was but one thing to
do-the divorce was granted.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-14
SUFFERED MUCH PAIN
TO SAVE COMPANIONS
Workman Caught in Loop of Cable,
but Would Not Let Go Until
Others ESCAPED


While attempting to guide an
enormous iron pillar into position on
the new Bilicke-Rowan hotel building
at Fifth and South Spring streets
early yesterday morning, John Nc
Farland, 90 years of age, an iron
worker, living at 147 South Clarence
street, was caught in the loop of a
cable and thrown partly beneath the
heavy girder. His right foot was
crushed and lacerated, but the plucky
workman refused to leave his post
and held to the guiding rope until the
workman around him had scrambled
to safety.
Mcfarland was one of the most agile
among the iron workers and yesterday
was sent to superintend the handling
of some iron girders. While in the
act of getting a huge iron pillar in
position, Mcfarland crawled out on
the construction work and as he did so,
the strands in the derrick cable snap
ned and the workman was caught in
the slack. Despite the terrible agony
of his crushed foot, he stayed at his
post until the iron pillar had been
captured and lowered. He was then
taken to the receiving hospital and
later sent to his home.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-14
POLICE ARE PROBING
MYSTERIOUS ASSAULT
Believe Friends of Exposed Counter
feiter Attacked Young Shoe
Clerk in Spirlt of Revenue

Detectives Hawley and Murphy have
been detailed to ferret out the mystery
of an attack upon C. F. Morgaridge, a
young shoe clerk who was assaulted
and seriously injured at Sixth and
South Broadway Wednesday night and
was later found lying on the sidewalk
in an unconscious condition by officers.
The young man is at a loss to ac-
count for the attack upon him. He re-
covered consciousness Wednesday
night, but his mind in regard to the
details just preceding the attack is a
complete blank. 1t Is thought that
friends of the counterfeiter, Hines, who
was exposed several months ago by
Morgaridge, may have followed the
young man and attacked him in a
spirit of revenge. The victim had been
drinking during the evening and went
to the corner of Sixth and South
Broadway with companions. He does
not remember when his companions
left him and does not remember hav-
ing been attacked.
Ugly bruises and lacerations on his
face and head show where he had been
struck by a blackjack" or billy" and
a complete investigation will be made,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-14

Notice to Holders of Herald Photo Coupons
Holders of Herald photo coupons Barnett
& Sons studio wishing sttings on Sunday
must make engagement several days in ad-
vance All coupons must be presented before
Nav 25. 1905.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-14
ENTERTAINED AT rAsO RoBLEs
Enjoy Two Days Among Glorious

Tonic moNltain air hot water and mud
baths and BEAUTIFUL drives make Paso Ro-
bies an exceptionally fine place for a day
or a months stop. On hrst-class tickets
sold By Southern Pacific agents for s2l,
travellers are allowed a stop p-over and two
days entertainment at Hotel El Paso de
Robes, without extra expense Chhdrens
rate. $3.50 Privilege Of thirty-day stop
over. ASK Southern Pacific agents about II.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-14
Kite-Shaped Track
DAILY EXCURSIONS

no see the beauties of
Southern California
one must go around
the Kite Shaped Track.
No trip of the same length
offers scenery so varied
and beautiful. 1t can be
made in a day, is unique
in the fact that not one
mile of the trip is dupll-
Gated, and embraces ride
of 1866 miles.
Leaving Los Angeles at
$3.50 a. M, a stop of two
and a quarter hours is
made at Redlands for din
ner and to visit Smiley
Heights and Canyon Crest
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-14

Park. The view from this
point is unsurpassed for
beauty and grandeur.
At Riverside nearly two
hours is given to see Mag
nolia and Victoria ave-
nues, ten miles Of palm.
pepper and magnolia trees.
The center of the largest
orange growing district in
the state.
Los Angeles is reached
at 6:10 p. M, after a de-
lightful trip through pic
turesque Santa Ana Cam
yon and the great walnut
region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-18
Oakland Notes.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
OAKLAND. Nd. June ia large force
OF Italians have just been brought to the
southern terminus of the Oakland and Con-
fiuence railroad to continue the grading
UP the river. The completion of the road
to Oakland Is not far distant. 1t will give
Oakland short connection with the Pitts
burg division Of the Baltimore and Ohio
and put Oakland several hours closer to
Pittsburg. Now 1t Is necessary to go to
Cumberland to get a train to Pittsburg.
8. NJ. Yoder. a farmer near Grantsville,
this county, was preparing to hive swarm
OF bees. and while standing directly under
the limb Of q tree on which the bees had
settled. the limb broke. landing the bees all
over Mr.. Yoder's head and neck. Before he
could get rid of them he was stung over
100 times. He was made deathly sick by
the poison, but is now on the road to re-
covery.
Rev. C. w. Hudson, who graduated from
the Southern Theological Seminary at
Louisville. KY. In May, has been placed in
charge of the Baptist field work. OF which
Deer Park is the csiiter
The three children of Henry Herrsman,
ranging from four to eight years of age,
who were burned to death in q fire which
destroyed their home four miles from
Swanton. on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. forty miles west OF Cumberland, were
buried IN one small casket. The fire origi-
was evidently the result of a detective
chimney. Herrsman and his wife occu-
pied the ground floor and the children slept
on the second floor. The parents were
aroused by the smell of smoke and barely
escaped with their lives. They were UNI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-18

arrived here this morning and will stop at
High View House for the summer. Other
guests at the same hotel from washington
are Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Simmons and child
and Mr.. Frank ]. WEIGH.
Mrs. James Grimes of Boyds le1t lot
Baltimore this morning to visit Irlehns'
Miss Katherine Hodgson returned TO Baiti-
more this morning after stopping .Irousn
out the spring and winter with Mr. ana
Mrs N. 8. White Mrs. Andrew Small has
gone TO Toll Gate, w. Va, to visit ner SIS
ter. Miss Nettie Broadwater. George FL
nott. who has been in the railroad service
for twenty-five years as Waterman at
LITTLE Monocacy River bridge, near DICK
erson has been made crossing Waterman
at Buck Lodge, in place of John Heisler. re-
signed.
Thomas Locke, conductor on. a through
freight train between Brunswick ana
Washington. who was struck in the Bruins
wick yards by train from washington
few mornings ago and hurled under anotn-
err train. escaped with two broken ribs ana
a slightly injured side. The train was
running at the rate Of thirty miles an hour
when 1t struck him.
The wedding of DIR. Jacob Snyder, IT,. to
Miss Mamie Howes. daughter of Mr.. James
Howes of this section. took place In the
Neelsyille Presbyterian Church recently.
Mr.. Snyder is the son of Jacob Snyder. a
prominent farmer. Mr.. Howes. the brides
father. was republican nominee for sheriff
several times. Rev. Thomas d. Richards
officiated Mr.. Simon Nichols of German
town was best man and Miss Mary Davis
of Colesville, brides attendant Previous to
the ceremony a supper was served at the
home of the brides parents. They left for
washington Immediately after the cere-
mony and went thence to New York.
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Trial Court Sustained.
'pecial Dispatch to The Star,

,peciaA Aispatch 10 The Star.
RICHMOND. Va. June 17.-More than a
year ago Mrs. Annie Butler, known profess
sionally as Annie Oakley expert gun and
rifie shot. who had for years Travelled as
one of the attractions with Buffalo BilPs
wild west show, was reported In a tele-
graphic dispatch as having been on pro-
tracted spree in Chicago. going to jail and
leading disreputable life. It was con-
fusion of names. and the lady at once be-
gan suit against the papers which print
ed the item. Several papers In this state
copied the story. and IT was given extern
sive circulation Among the papers which
reproduced the story was the News Leader
of this city, and lawyers representing Mrs.
Butler at once began suit to recover 5000
for alleged libel. The case was tried be-
fore Judge r. Carter Scott of the circuit
court. the jury bringing in a verdict for the
defendant paper. An appeal was taken by
the plaintiff. the case being argued in the
supreme court of appeals here last winter.
In an opinion handed down Thursday the
decision of the trial court was affirmed.
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SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
Program of Exercises Of the Laurel
High School,

Special Correspondence of The Star
LAUREL, Nd, June II, 1865
The commencement exercises of the
Laurel High School were held in the Opera
House. Washington avenue, last even
ing, when very large crowd was present.
including number of out-of-town visitors.
Mr.. Roger 1. Manning is the principal and
Miss Eliza Cronmiller the vice principal of
the school. The graduates were: Aca-
6emic course-Evelyn Valinda Lewis OF
Hyattsyille, Md: Mary Elizabeth Miller
and Lee Eyster Gilbert. Business course
Elsie Augusta Burgess. Lila Gertrude
Ellis and Luther Edmonston Morrison.
The following the program of exer-
oises: March. Prof. Wehage; invocation
Rev T. A. tombstone; chorus, Invocation"
address. Mr.. Montgomery Gambrill. assist
ant state superintendent; solo. ''Merrily
Roam" Miss Evelyn Lewis: reading Miss
Rachel Hamilton chorus. Boat Song" adj
dress, Mr.. Frederick Sasscer, county super
intendent; trio, Now the Evening Hour"
n. McGregor, r. Hamilton. I. Collins; pre-
sentatfon of diplomas, Charles II. Stanley,
president of the board of school commits
sioners. Parting Song. solo, r. Hamilton;
drill; benediction, Rev. S. NJ. Hartsock. A
banquet was held in the dining hall of the
Opera House after the exercises in honor
of the graduates.
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the $1OO special sewer tax. The time for
using hose for watering lawns was changed
from to PM, until from to 1880. The
large increase in the use of water resulting
from the introduction of the sewerage sys-
tenn caused the shortening of the time dur
ing which the use of hose will be allowed.
The council also ordered that the pave
ment on Johnson avenue and other places
be repaired.
A contract has been awarded Mr. Elmer
E. McChesney for rounding up Maryland
avenue from the Spa bridge to the northern
limit of the corporation.
The ladies of the Hyattsville Memorial
Church gave a successful lawn fete in front
of the church suilding last evening The
affair was largely attended, and hand
some sum was realized.
Mr.. John Baker, Wine avenue. sailed yes
terday from New York on the steamer
Cedric for England. to visit his native homo
at Warwick
Mr.. l.. H. Campbell. jr, formerly of Hy-
attsville, was awarded the Lehigh Univer-
sity scholarship from the Western High
School. Washington. and will begin hts
studies In electrical engineering at Lehigh
next fall
Miss Alice Wiiliar OF Gainesville. Balti-
more county, has been visiting Miss Helen
Burnside.