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The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Mrs. William Webb and Mrs. NJ L.
Willis.
M. and Mrs. Charles z. Dessey, Of
Twenty-second street northwest, gave a
beautiful reception last week in honor
of their daughter. Miss Unice Cecilia
Dessey, who graduated from St. Pat
rick's Academy IN the class of this
year Miss Dessey was assisted by the
other graduates. Miss Irene Cusick, Miss
Lula Marie Hines. md Miss Marguerite
Ann Smith. The school co1ors. violet
and gold, combined with palms and cut
flowers. entered into the decorations of
the parlors and dining room
After numerous games and musical
selections, the clergy of st. Patrick S
and the graduates, followed by the IN
dergraduates, went to the dining room,
where bountiful repast was served.
Among the invited guests were the
Rev. D. J. Stafford and his assistants.
Fathers Carroll and McGuigan. of ST
Patrick's: Father p ]. OConpel1. of ST
Vincent de Paul, and the Misses Mamie
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Mudd. Mary Joyce, Margaret Flynn,
Jane Barret, Marjorie Barret, Irene
Cusick, Marie Hines, Sarah Hart, Maud
Mcclure. Irene Berdine, Clara May
Irene McKelvey, Lille Miller, Margaret
Smith, Susie Jouvenale, Gertrude Burns.
Gertrude Jouvenale. Lollie Moriarity.
Blanche Price. Gertrude Hummer. Helen
Hummer. Dosfe Fry. and W. Batten-
field. A Joyce, A. Reichenbah, l. 3Ber.
dine, Quinten. L. yenest Ferbershaw.
McGraw, NJ. Lepley. PerceIl, Yocham,
Locher, W. Brown, Dessey, L. Dessey,
fora-.tnrna or, Page Five. this Sectfh,,N
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

them Washington
British which
The little called Poems
which usually
Chafee will Washington this
Gillespie
he
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Miss Elizabeth Green. of Delaplane,
FauQuier county. Va. and the Rev.
Thomas Getz Hill. OF Cumberland. Md.
will be married at the home Of the bride,
Tuesday next
The Rev. Mr.. Hill was one Of the class
ordained to the priesthood at the Epis-
copal Theological Seminary at Alex
andria yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill will
make their home in Cumberland. where
the groom has been called to the as
sistant rectorship Of Ersmanuel Epis-
copal Church.
The Washington times., 1905-06-18
Weddings.

The Rev. Father MacEin. of ST. PauI's
Roman Catholic Church, will officiate at
very pretty wedding next Thursday at
p. m, when Miss Irene Josephine
Simms, daughter Of DR.. Giles G. C.
Sinms. will become the bride Of Dr.
William F. Mattingly
Miss Sim.ns will be attended by her
youngest sister. Miss Genevfeve Simms,
and DR.. Ernest Mitchell will be best
man.
There will be four ushers, DR.. Harry
Price. c. 1. Noble. c. T. Robinson. and
E. p. Welcn. After the ceremony a
reception will be held at the home of the
brides parents to intimate friends and
near relatives only.
Upon their return from an extended
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Mattingly will make
their home in Takoma, where they will
meet their friends after September l.
|. Both young people are descendants of
fine old Maryland families.
The Washington times., 1905-06-18
Engagements

The engagement has been announced
by Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Aspinwall, of
Washington. D. c.. of their daughter,
Miss Anna Beck Aspinwall. to First
Lieut. George Blanchard Comfy, Third
Cavalry. son of the late Major Clifton
Comfy, ordnance department
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Miss Annie Goodwin Seipp. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Seipp. will
be married 10 Lieut.. Eugene Blake, jr.,
of the United States Revenue Cutter
Service, Wednesday evening, June 81, at
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
Towson. Md.
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

NRA the sight miles and miles
OF splendid drives bordered
country and historic body of
fashionable fine
aences boarded up and nothing remind
them brilliant flowers
1t this last feature which
ton sort of deserted wesng
houses the Townsnd lucky
holders along broad Massachusetts
clipped and gay flowers Haunting the pae though they
themselves have joined the
sweetest, gone months
The really pathetic ominou
plain wooden door fashionable
serted until fall wods
the gaudy flower beds
the until the
business brings them back.
halgrown summer resort and one v
to the social column of big
onabie men and Newport
together other big place.
Think then what the
the glare regaled
peace negotiations
diplomats who departures
summer resorts fitting back and forth the Naticcs
mands If the
plans for WI perhaps
Week. ana then transferring to Newport other place. hold
conferences
it all the diplomats
ssen ior oas and this gives some tone to the atmosphere
Teller Senator Ager the
only in the Senate who
of American Lords is
much preferable the highest Cabinet
an OF the hsome duties which bind Cabinet member
Washington during the heated
after the close Congress ne likes the
ahes oa ef month OF summer vacation and is then always subject
recall to duty.
leaves town and will carrv his work m - p s 5 SUI h @ as @ f - %
and well in
heated atmosphere of Washington
Bay
constantly oaing the city for their
sought
temporary legations Sir chentung the
Amherst Mass and will
time there with his children
The siamese minister and his suite
charming nn
promote
all sorts OF athletic
to bridge whist 1t Phya Akhaa
prize entering
iasc in all the
spring and gave two rarely beautiful of them especial
g showing the exquisite
the Orient
The George
July forever deprives Mrs Letter
Letters
of wedding Daisy
Letter
to deny
Dupont circle
supposed conceived his fascination for
this brilliant
of the floral altar the ballroom
prior
weddings New
York society that of
Roosevelt Engshman
The bride away If
ms permit In the event OF his absence she will be
by her
Miss Catherine Lowell of husband
years ago.
Miss Roosevelt handsome girl
Nine Jusserand who has suffered
during the week.
Europe France 2 This
in the past and Mrs Taft their
Atlantic City
will
Corteyou did
and will find comfortable remain her
her husband will be able take his
believes open for
Baron deTha chamberlain the
the de
arrival this
Engaietchess at Chicago
is described tall
a
IL o. 6 i
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

leaving washington July l.
Mrs. Denny and Miss Denny, wife and
daughter of Col. Frank L. Denny, United
States Marine Corps, sailed yesterday
from Now York for Southampton. They
will spend five months In England and
On the continent.
Mrs and Miss Crosby, wife and daugh-
ter of Oscar T. Crosby. formerly of the
corps of engineers of the army, will sail
for Europe on the same steamer with
Mrs. and Miss Denny. Miss Crosby will
be one of the Washington debutantes
next winter.
Mrs. Lemly, wife of Maj II. r. Lemly
L. A, retired, passed through Wash
ipgton this week en- route to visit her
sister at Fort Leayenworth, Kan, and
her daughter. in Wyoming.
Mrs. David T. Day. wife Of Dr. Day,
chief of the department Of mineral re-
sources of the Geological Survey, with
her two children, Elizabeth and Elliott
Day, has left the city for the Pacific
coast, and with the doctor and their
little family, will camp out during the
summer on the Columbia river DR.
Day will meet them at Livingston,
Mont, and will accompany them OF
trip through the Yellowstone National
Park.
Charles D. Walcott. Director of the
Survey, and Mrs. Walcott, will accom-
paay the party.
Capt. E. Herrera de la Rosa, of the
artillery corps. Spanish army, is in this
city en- route to Spain from an extended
tour of duty in the Orient
Mrs. H ellison Gardner, OF the Ro-
chambeau, left the city yesterday, and
will pass the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hall. in Chicago
Mr. Gardner will leave June q with the
correspondents on their Canadian trip.
Mrs. Henry F. Blount has been enter
tanning during the week at her beauti-
full home, The Oaks, Georgetown
Heights, in honor of Mrs. Sarah Platt
Decker and Miss Decker, of Denver,
Col
Receptions were held Monday and
Tuesday, when the guests included
members of the Twentieth Century
Club. also other womens clubs of this
city. Mrs. Blount was assisted by Miss
Prescott and Mrs. William E. Bleo.
Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ. vinton and their
daughter. Miss Ellen Vinton, have
closed their residence. 250S Nineteenth
street, and gone to Connecticut to
spend the summer.
Mrs. Fullam, wife of Lieut.. Com. W.
F. Fullami u. S. N. will spend the sum
mer at Ccntcrviile, Md
Assistant Surgeon c. E Koerper, u
S. A, and Mrs. Koerper have returned
from the Philippines and are staying
with Col. e. A. Koerper, L. S. A, re-
tired. and Mrs. Koerper. at 1924 @
street, IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren c. Fairbanks
! reached Chicago Tuesday morning from
the fair ut Portland Oregon, where
they went with Vice President and Mrs
f'airbanks to attend the exposition
Mrs S. n. d. North, wife of the chief
OF the Census Bureau, and their chill
dren. have gone to Lake Sunapee. N.
H.. where they VIII spend the entire
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gait sailed yes
terday on the steamer ST Louis and will
spend the summer abroad
Mrs. l.. Macdonald sailed yesterday
for Europe on the steamer Haverford
from Philadelphia, TO remain until fall.
The widow of Charles F. Mills, form
erly Mile. NJ. ]. Prandi has returned
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

from Philadelphia, where she went for
the interment of her husbands body, in
Northwood Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stillnan, Of SIS
Seventh street northeast. will spend the
summer at Windsor, VT, starting on
their vacation this week.
Alfred w Cooley, Civil Service Com
missioner. will go>to Boston when Presi-
dent Roosevelt does, and will celebrate
the tenth anniversary Of his graduation
at Harvard.
Commissioner Henry r. Green. has re-
turned from Princeton. where he went
ITO celebrate the twenty-afth anniversary
Of his graduation.
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Mrs. l.. Macdonald sailed yesterday
for Europe on the steamer Haverford
from Philadelphia, TO remain until fall
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gait sailed yes
terday on the steamer St Louis and will
spend the summer abroad
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

the New Willard. where she has apart
ments. SO as to be near her husband
whose business Will keep him in Wasa-
ing for some time.
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Britton and
their family will go to Hawthorn Inn,
East Gloucester. Mass, for the summer,
leaving Washington July l.
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Senor Alvarez Calderon, the retiring
minister from Peru, left the CITY yes
terday evening for New York. He does
not yet know the exact date of his de-
parture for Chile, but it will take place
this week.
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

The widow of Charles F. Mills. form
erly Mile. NJ. ]. Prandi. has returned
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Rear Admiral and Mrs Van Reypen
left Washington yesterday afternoon for
Long Island where they will spend the
summer
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Nine and Mile. des Portes de la Fosse,
who sailed from New York last week.
have arrived in Paris. where they will
stay for some weeks before visiting 9TH
er parts Of France.
Nine. and Mile. des Portes will be
among the guests present at the we'd
ding of Miss WiIians and Prince de
Bearn.
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Mrs. Lemiy. wife of Mai H R. Lemly.
T. A, retired, passed through Wash
ington this week en- route to visit her
sister at Fort Leayenworth, Kan, and
her daughter, in Wyoming.
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Capt. E. Herrera de la Rosa, Of the
artillery corps. Spanish army. is in this
city en- route to Spain from an extended
tour of duty in the Orient.
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Mrs. II. ellison Gardner, OF the Ro-
chambeau, left the city yesterday, and
will pass the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall. in Chicago.
Mr. Gardner Will leave June q with the
correspondents on their Canadian trip
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Mrs S. n. d. North, wife of the chief
Of the Census Bureau, and their chill
dren. have gone to Lake Sunapee. n.
IL. where they VIII spend the entire
summer.
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Mrs. Ross. wife Of the purchasing
agent OF the Panama Canal Commits
sion. expects TO spend the summer ut
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Continued on Page Five. this section9
The Washington times., 1905-06-18
Mss MdrieM eKnnu

Mrs. William Webb and Mrs. NJ L.
Willis.
The Washington times., 1905-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren C. Fairbanks
reached Chicago Tuesday morning from
the fair ut Portland Oregon. where
they went with Vice President and Mrs.
Fairbanks. to attend the exposition
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-01

Irci bis bier Stirlben perifmonoen,
8ieoer neigte lid Der Sog, obne Dob
Die mutbi9c Sod)tcr oes Ser9canten
6u eiuem beltinmtcn @ntihlulIe &C.
langt mare.
WGbrcno Sllne i'm untcrlten Hnl.
me bas irugale Wabl bcreitetc, Iticg
Warie bilrd) Die oberIte Solltbiirc
alf oas Iod), bon no nis lie Die
pcitcite gitsiiht bate. Mit Spnll'
nllng lieb tic ibr Iilgc rings iiber Ole
bc~rid)icOenen Candle ldJmcifcll, melfe
Die Snicl umgabcn, uno ols Die
Come untergegait9en lpor, ld)lfte
lie iif on, oa oben Elm Scilcr uil5lts
5iinben, itln oen Sbrigen Elm 3eid)ct
al aeber. 9cpor lie Die bier5u no.
tbigen Sorfcbrungen traf, multerte
lie nod einmal Den gan5en Sori5ont
uno .geipabrte ploblif IN einem Der
pcrltedteiten Gan1le, foit g1n5lid)
ourd Dos @ebiiif oes llfcrs perbor-
oer, einen Hinbentnbn, pelher oble
3meiiel eiu m~enidllidcs @elen ellt-
belt.
Gin raider @ebarfe burf5ufte
lie. GieQeiht mar Der I'M WoIier
Sarrenoe eilt SreullD mo cs fam
nur oaralli on, ibm elm 3eihen 5u
gebelt, bos ia olld) i'm e~ntgegengeles-
ten GSolle feinesluegs ifaoen fonnte.
@aid lieB lie cine feline 3laage,
meldle lie iiir ibren Gater uerfertigt
bate, gegen Den 6remoen ipebcn,
pobei lie Gorge tril9, ooB olc'e Se.
meoitng BON Der Sniel alls nift &C.
leben fperoe. gereits ndt bis 5ebll
Mol bate lie oieies Signal perge-
bens micbcrbolt mo idon polte lie
oae Soiinung allfgeben, OILS ouf elm.
mai cine @eipe9rng nit beni &loer
Scitcns Des Surrenoei ibr lagte,
ou6 ibre Mbiift crfonnt lei. I'm
n1dIten Mugenblid erbob iid) Der
Iremoe, uno Morie itieB eilen hui
Ger Srcuoe aus. als Iie Gbingnd)'
aoof erfonlte.
SIR eali5er Mtitb beganm ipieoer
oufSlleben. Ser Wobifailer mar eill
5rcuno unb miirbe iifer, iobnlo es
ounfel oemoroen, Die notbigen
S6ritte 5it ibrer 9efreiuuung tbrn.
Dor ollen Ginger ober fam es Nun.
mlebr barauf an, Sune 81 t0ltldlen,
ocnn menn lie aih Der 6reunoidaft
ser Snbinnerin iider lein tonnte,
iiberipicgcioer mar, ie~bcnialls Siinc's
Sreue 5il ibrem Solfe, uno nie ruo
nilmmcr ourfte lie ermarten, Dob
oieic einem feinolid)cn Srtbianer Den
Gintritt in ons Slofbails geltdtten
miirbe.
glbcr ipcrn audi Die cole Secle oeS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-01

jungcn W6bfens iid) gegen ben @e.
Ooifcn altflebnte, cine Srelln0ih luie
Sune, 81 b%intergebcrL Die NotbpeE-
oigfeit por bier bod 5u 5luingeub,
DEM bas Sebcr IbreS Saters Itail0
ulf Dem Spicle. Mit gempbnter
llml iid)t iaBte iie ibren @ntidluB.
Ter Mobitaner tonlte in iebem
Iugenblid cintreifer. IS muBte
raid gcbnnbelt lperpen.
rSunc!" wotote lie iih on Die 8e.
tabrtin, niilrdteit III nift, boB
9eine Seltte lpieOerfommen mo
6euer oil oos 9lodbnus legen mer.
Den, oa lie ood) jctt glauben, Siao.
finocr lei bier?"
r9tidt oenten iolf cling. Nid)t
oerbrenncn Slodbmls, Slofbalts
quit" antluortcte Die SnOianeriil.
nSune, mir tonnen ous nibt mii.
len. Mir. lit nldt mpbl bel Ger
Sodle uno id) miinidte, Su gingeIt,
wieocr nuf's Soh, Inn Gid BORT
unl5uicbcll, oh nift etrpas gegen unls
i'm @erfe lit"
4ie SnoiaHcrin .er6ob, lid itib
ldldte lid an, ollf b1s Ind) bitaiii.
5uiteigcn, allein ld)on oui Der erltcn
Sproiie Der Seiter belt lie inne. gs
NOR, oils iiberlege lie, ob lc nidt eilte
llnbelonnenbcit begebe. apnnte
Warie nid)t eutilieben? aomlte lie
niht 3eihen bon Der Imdberuilg
hires &aters cntoedt bobcn? Ios
lestere ifien ibr uumo9lidL unp lie
lGd)elte in Der l~leber5eigltng, bob
Die Sergeontcntodter ia fem Wt1o.
den nit Snoinnernugen lei. Gang;
jam itieg iie ole Seiter binuHf. !.
.Iun miQ id bi~nob9ebet Sine.
uno an Der. 3biir borden, lu1brcno-
Oh nltf Dem Iade bit. 60 iino mir
oben uno ltnteil nni uniercr Sut!"
iliiiterte Warie nit tlopfenoem
Ser5en. Z
Sune belt bieS fir cine unnothige..
8oriidt, olcin lie ihopite feinen
Beroadyt mo lieB Die 5reunoin &c.
mGbrcn. Gie @ntiernutg luor Jest
81 grob, Inn elm @eihpr1d) 5l &C.
~itnttcn. Sic Obren oes junGen
WGodens logell nit Der id)Griiten
| Sponnnng nn Der Gbiire, geatn
meldbc bnlo ooralii ein ihlpodcr nno
poriid)tiger StoB gciiibrt muroe.
@or eS Gbingodgoof ODER elmer
Der icioen, binterIiiti1cn Srofeien?
Seoeniuls beburite lie nod zines
meitcren 3ci6ens. Sn leiien, be.
benOcn S0nen iing lie an 81 IiitNen,
nm Dem Sreiinoe lire 9t1be %ail3itoclr.'
ten, oacin ole tieie Stille, nelfe III
DEM Tainlc bcrrldte, lieB Den Sditt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-01
Mdtcs Gapitcf.

2GneIt idon itano Eieilipitc nit
Sen Sron5oien in Gerbinbung, Oh.
9leid bieies Die critic @clegcnbeit
mar, no or ieine Wnsfe ablegtc. Gr
batte Den &riegerbnufen bel Oem PIN.
ariff ailf Die Sniel inter Der Sber-
letting zines froli56iiihen Sffi5iers
angefiibrt. gllberoem abcr erfllbr
Marie nod 81 ibrem Shredcn, Dob
elmer Der ibrigcn Den Sran5oIen ge.
ialle Ysiittbeilungen iiber Die mobre
Gage Ger Citation gemadt babcn
iplltc. Zen Hamcn pes Gcrr1tbers
az nenllen mar SSrne nid)t i'm
Stnnbc, aQein Der SeinO ipuBte &c.
nan, mic picl GnglGnocr iif auf Der
Snicl beiorloen ullo nit pie piel
Mannid)aft, iolpie IN mclfcr abiift
Sergeunt Inlbam alsgeSogen
mar. Die 9tnd)t peritrid ocn beiOen
WtGoden i'm Iustnuif ibrcr Soif.
nlingen mo @cfiirdtlrngen. 8egerl
Mtorgen nbcr permod)te Marie llldt
l1ngcr geocn Den S6luf ol5ufum-
piel, Ger ibre gllgcn INNER mo i'm,
mer pieoer s~uioleu lieb. Sic mari
iid) orf Gines Scr iiir Ole Soloaten
Geitimmten Stroblngcr mo i6lief
cinige Stluloen lang rrbig lno un-
geItort, m1brcno mif) Sumo Iid] ero'
lid oil ibrcr Seite ousitredte, Inn
fire Sorgcn iiir cine frr5e 3eit 5n
%pergeiien.
Gas Sift Scr Come itromtc be-
reits bea purd Die SdyieBidarien,
ais Die Mdoden erlpadten nno ourd
Die Oeiinungcm lid ipfort ilber lire
gegcnmGrtige Gage 81 ittterrlften
|iudtcn. Sbgleih lie an alien
ShieBiharten berimgingen, entoef.
ten lie bod fem lebenoes @elen onf
ser SSniel. Cine HolldJwolte rim.
oelte lid) iiber cinem balb erloihenen
1eilcr in ole &obe ulo Die Siitten
rings umber woren mieoer IN ibrcn
iriibcrcn 3uitono periest poroen.
Yl0blid) nber fubr oos junge
M1odcn beiti1 5uiommcn. Cine
Grippe bon Drei SolbatelL IN Den
Sdorludrodcn bes fiinfunoiiini5ig-
ten &egiuents. Job IN nafldiiiger
Stcaung i'm @rnie. Is mar, ais
lcien Die WGnner i'm irieolid)en 8e-
iprGd) inter chamber begriifen,
uQcin Die fnrbloien @elifter, Die
al1iernen gli,9cn lieBcn Die Sobter
c%rfennen. Nit mobrbait teuilil6er
@eihidlid)feit battcn Ole Sibioner
Die ltqrren @lieocr Der Grmoroeter
in perid)icoclc, Oos 2eben nadJ.
obnlcnoe &agen gebrad)t, mo 10
groB mar Ole S6uidung, bnB lie
cinen oberilGdlid)el 9eobaftcr oui
cine Gntiermng bon hun0ert Glen
irre leiten fonnte. NQein Ole id]or.
fen Iu9en Der SliOicnerin baiteten
nod aui cinem alloeren @egenitano.
Gin picrter Solbat iaB ON llfer. nit
henl Giiden on eincn Baum gclebnt,
! cil& sln9elrutbe IN Der SanO. Gie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-01

carorn . @efiibl = gan5 uno gar
Suscdroro."
n2uB mid bos Sdlimmite miiien,
Sumo. Serte Nad)t tbun iid) Define
Seilte giltlifl mas baben lie anf
nlorgen Dor? @eroen lie nid)t eilleu
nellell Serilld gegen Dos @lodbals
maden?"
u3it piel Sum. Gieilipibe ihlo-
len, ooer nift magcn. @enn Mtaric
ME sSilne, fonnte tbun piel fir ibr
Golf."
sd bin mie Su, Sunc. Sage
mir, mie ib mcinen 2anosleuten Die
ilen fonlL llnb id) meroe cs on Mntb
ullo &%ilbnbeit nift febleln laiien."
r@enr &ricger ihlofcn, Soma-
balpf llebmen nno ale foot StanOe
MAIDEN. Gas ober nid)t fonnen
Muricl"
rHeilL Sune! 10 etipns bin id) al.
lerOings nid)t 5l tbun I'M Stonoe!"
rief oos. junge WGod)en ~id)auocrnb.
.Genfen ooS oiih; - Dam blei-
bclL no Sn lcin - Slofbaus gut
- uid)t friegen Scalp."
yGGnntc i6 nidt entfommen?
Sirlb nidt einigc Saline an Der Sn.
iel? &onnte ib nift einen oapon
nebnleii unb meinem Softer entgegelt
riibcrn?"
yMaric if)lcd)t rlloerlL ilid)t fon.
llelt ruoern ied)s att 5ebn
Wcilen."
rGenllod) miirbe i6 es NIT alien
meineu &rGften perilld]er, Inn mei-
mem Gater pocr penigltels Dem
EfnbfinOer cinen @inf 5u geben."
y9u lieben Efabiinoer?"
user i'm fennt, licbt i'm; -
aild) Iu miiBtelt i'm lieber, mcnn
Su iein Ser5 fenncn milrbeit."
80 nein - ME i'm lieben. gu
quite 9iid)ie, 81 gut slllge 5u piel
idieben Srofeicn uno Siinc's &olf.
aricgen miiiien ieinen Scalp, wenn
fonnenl"
rllno id) mllb i'm %rcttell, nenm ih
fam, Sumo Sn Oicier Se5icbltng
olio iiio mir @egnerimncn. Sd mill,
10 LANCE lie nod i9lnien einen &obn
ulflufen mo Die Snlcl perlaiIen."
yNinmermebr!" rief Die SnOia-
nerin nit milber Gntihloiienheit,
rSNSlne. nift laiien Marie belfen
Seinb. 60 pie Gu gebelL ruien
Efeilipite nit lmlter Gimme. Gin
Jiuf bon @eib mecfcn &rieger aif."
Sas jungc WGOhcn lab Elm, bab
ibr inter ben obipalteloen llmlt1n-
Den nifts iibrig blicb, ols lid in @e-
oulb Su iaiicn, bis bon alBen her Ell.
ne Nenoerung ibrer Gage cintrat.
90 bat tie Oenn lire @efdbrtin MIR
nod, ibrem Snfel Den Gintritt an ge-
ltatten, fals oicicr in Der Nadt fom.
men nnb GinlaB begcbren loltc, ipo-
nit Sunitbou iid audi einpcrltanoen
erflurte. &c..
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WardeIl News.
Wardell, Va, Aug

Wardell. Va, Aug. 23.
Mrs. Frank Edwards and her little
son, OF Tazrwell; MIS-. Gray Williams,
her little daughter and Miss Matilda
Williams, all of North Tazewell, are
visiting Miss Jennie Bradshaw and her
mother, and other friends and relatives
AT this place this week.
Mrs. s. Il. Ward and Miss laura,
Of this place and Mrs. Mary Brown and
Miss Blanch. Of Paint Lick. all attend
eel church in the Cove Sunday. They
report IA good sermon preached 10y
Rev. Mr.. Miller. OF Charlotte, n. G.
Several teams commenced hauling
the Richard Baer Lumber Company'f
lumber from their mill near her,
Monday. Mr.. Clark. Of Swords
Creek, has the contract Of hauling tn,
lumber 70 Cedar Bluff.
Mrs. s. Il. Ward was quite III th,
first OF the week, but we are glad Il
say she is much better at this writing
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Anii-Saloon League Convention.

The Tazewell county Anti-Saloon
League held its annual meeting at
Doran the 17th instant. In the alb
'ence of President Eskridge, Capt.
Tynes, one OF the presidents pre-
sided. The old officers were relec, ed:
Rey. T. J. Eskridge. President; Capt
A. j. Tynes. Mr.. NJ. II. McCorlle and
Mr. G. A. Wagner. vice-presidents, and
Rev. II. M. Fugate Secretary and
Treasurer. Rev. j. w. West was
present and made two very informing
addresses.
The following resolutions were unan-
lmously adopted:
Resolved, That the secretary of the
league is hereby instructed 10 write a
letter 10 each candidate for the legis.
'ature for both houses, and OF both
parties) TO ascertain the position OF
zach on the legislation hereinafter
vowed which we desire TO have enact.
ed, as follows, viz:
~ To omend the existing laws sc
as to bring distilleries under the opera.
ton Of the Mann Law.
~ To amend the law relating to
social clubs so as 70 prevent the In.
fringement OF dry territory, and "a
prevent the abuse Of the privilege they
now enjoy. and the use OF said priv.
leges for saloon privileges.
(3) That all beverages producing
inioxlcation shall bee declared TO be
ardent spirits within the meaning o
the laws regulating the sale Of such
spirits.
~ That present laws regulating the
sale OF ardent spirits be 30 amended al
to provide such penalties by confine.
ment in Jail and bonds as will secure
Incidence t. the laws.
~ That law be enacted making
the possession Of IA United States ia,
receipt for the sale of ardent spirits b,
any persons prima facie evidence OF th
sale of said spirits by such person.
Resolved. That copy OF this lette
he published In the county paper
when sent. and that the replies b
published by the secretary after du
,ime has been given for all candidat,
TO answer.