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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12

MANIAC
CAPTURED
lFoar O'Clock Edi,iou.)

ltolF . -lI1ck Luii0n.D
Salinas. Cali sept l2.-Oficers last
night arrested q man who has been ter.
roriziug ;ks residents q the Hill sec.
tioa. zsar here. Tor several weeks. The
man IS an Italian, and gives his name
as James Ross he Acknowledges that
be was confined O, Blackfoot. Idaho,
for the past l2 years from which he
escaped last August. He was In a tat.
teTs and barefoot. and is believed 20
be a dangerous maniac.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
RAILROAD
MANAGERS
REFUSE

Chicago. sept. 12.-The general nar'
ayers CT the railroads this afternoon
.sfussl p5il; hlark 20 graft the le-
nazls Of the freish; handlers urion'
Tor increased pay. I; is said that 1000
vii. vote tonight on the question Of
s-rike.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
DIED
FROM
CANCER
(Four clock Journal.)

(Four O'Clock JournaL)
Portland, Sept. Especial 10 Cap
ital Journal.)-J. Thomas Hickey, Of
Olympia, assistant secretary Of STATE,
Of Washington, died this morning at
s., yineent's Hospital He had lste-
~ underwent an operation for cancer
Of the stomach.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
GOING TO
PICAYUNE
TOWN

New Orleans. sept. l2.-It was az.
nouneed today that Secretary Loeb was
assured BY the Progressive Union that
President Roosevelt has not cancelled
his engagement % visit New Orleans
il October.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
GUESTS
OF THE
EMPRESS

Pekin, sept. i2.-Miss Roosevelt,
General Corbin. Rear-Admiral Train
and party Of 50 arrived today. Miss
Roosevelt win be the guest Of the
Dowager Empress. az the sumner pal
ace, y miles northwest OF Pekin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
CHOLERA
TACKLES
ARMY

Grauierz. sept. l2.-CAo,sra has aP
psared ia the fourth regiment Of Uh.
lars. One soldier is dead. Tie regi.
us1t has been quarar;irei. Three
died az Bromberg today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
Portland Man Elected.

Portland, Sept. l2.-The hoo Hoo's
today elected R. D, Inmau, Of Port.
land, grand shark cf the universe and
selected Oklahoma as the next place
for their incau,ation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
HUNT ADMITS PHOTOS
Which Were Excluded on Land Fraud
Trial By DeHaven.

-Four U'L-IIE EII'.TrI
Portland, sept. l2.-Pgrsseuror Tie.
ney this morning consented 90 SENATOR
Miiehell's request for q separate trial
in the land fraud conspiracy iniict.
ment In which he is eo-tefeulaut with
Hermann, Puter, et a. George Cav.
lord aud J. = Watson. ertrymen. were
witnesses in the Williamson trial this
morning. Judge Hunt is admitting
photographs OF claims as evidence.
which We're barred by DeHaver.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
RUMOR
FAMILY
KILLED

Rome, sepr l2.-The Tribune pub
fishes a dispatch from Tien Tsin saying
the whole family Of Baron Komura, the
japanese plenip0tentiary TO arrange
peace, has been assassinated. Tie ~.
NOR is diseredited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12

Pensacola. Fa.. sept. IA Russian
peldler going through the woods TO es-
cape yellow fever was taken sick in
the forest. he was unassisted two
days, and was brought here this morn
ing. Eight new eases In this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
OUTRAGE
UPON
OUTRAGE
Russian ICOSSackS Slaughter
Crowd of Helpless
Hebrews

Berlin. sept l2-There is a reported
massacre of helpless Jews a. Kfemit.
chug, Rassia- Colonsl stenzenke, il is
said, commander of a regiment of Cos.
sacks gave an order 10 FIRE upon and
slaughter the unaTmed crowd. There
are no details but the casualties are
known 20 be heavy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
yellow jack Busy.

MenomiHee, Mich sept. l2.-There
is one ease of yellow fever In this city.
and that win recover. He cane from
Ludingtou, Iowa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
NEW TODAY

For sale-A hns dairy. feed and all
necessary fixtures, with large city
route. Income three % four hundred
dollars per month. Address as, %
care Journal, salem, or 9-12.lwk'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
Married

Az the home Of the brides parents
Hear Zena, Oregon, September 10th, at
5 p. m, Miss Maudena Marsh to Edgar
C. Crawford, both Of Polk county, Ore
gon, The ceremony was performed by
W. j. Crawford an uncle Of the groom.
The young people will make their fu.
,ure home az Zeua.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
SundrieS

Just received a full and complete
hue Of lamps, bells, tires and coaster
brake. See our window, and when
you want a good, honest job at the
right price bring in your bicycle, or we
vii! call and get it. Best work at
honest prices
FRANK J. MOORE
sos MAIN. S7s COURT STREET
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12

Alton Coates the famous OreSpn
football player, win arrive in Albany
this week from Chicago, where he Ass
been taking treatment for an injured
knee cap
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
MUST
NOW
HANG
Convicted Man Un-
fortunate IN Recov-
ering His Reason

saerameuto. Cal. Sept. 12.-Ths gov
srror las set the date Of execution q
Miggsl Anthony. convissed Of murder
in san BeTnarjiuO county, September
-. 1904. Antony was confined 20 the
Napa insane asylum for three months
and now recovering his reason must
hang.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12

New Orleans. sept l2.-TheFs were
L neW eases and one death reported
up % aeon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
DIED.

HILL.-At the family home, on IN
street, Salem, Or, Monday, sspis
Der IL, 1905, the infant son Of
and Mrs. Harry II. Hill.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
THE WAY
MADE
SMOOTH
Rockefeller Must Be Getting
Ready 10 Die

PittsbuEg, Pa, sept la.-TAe stand
ard Oh Company today advanced the
price o. an grades 81 crude oil
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12

james A. LeonaFd, a prominent
raneAmau, Of Kerby Oreg0a, was killed
last week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12
Norwich Union Fire Ins0r-
ance SocietY.

Prank MsTeiith. ReSidsnt Agent
once with VIVA Brown . Co, No. i2s
oommsrcial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-12

CHILDREN CRY FOR
FLETCHER s oAsToRIA.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04

and Misses Emily and Marie Hickey,
Belle Magruder and Agnes Mudd will
represent Emack Camp, Confederate
Veterans, at the decoration of Confed-
crate graves at Arlington this after
noon.
While Robert Raybold and Harry
Welsh, of Riverdale, each about fifteen
years Of age. were swimming in the
Eastern branch last Sunday, Robert re-
ceived severe cut on his foot from
the sharp edge of a stone or other hard
substance IN the water. Harry with
much difficulty got him out of the
stream and took him home. DR.. Lati-
mer was called and closed the wound
with six stitches, since which the young
patient has been doing well.
Many Hyattsville people attended the
cultural College Tuesday. The compet-
ing companies were Company A. Capt.
J. c. Cockey: Company B, Captain
Parker. and Company c, Capt. kreutz-
lin, Major James Blandford, the COM
niandant OF the corps. had given d
handsome sword as prize to the
captain OF the successful company,
which viii bear the colors for the
next scholastic year, and its members
will wear q rosette. The judges were
Capt. w. J. Borden. u. S. A, and
Capt. A. S. Gill. Company E. Fourth
Maryland Regiment. The result of the
drill will be announced at the COM
mencement, June II.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04

Company, whose station is at Wash
ington and Pierce streets. were the
recipients OF ffatterfng attention Dec
Grafton Day, when Mrs. Jane S. Me-
Lean, OF Monroe street. sent a letter to
the engine house thanking the afenen
for their quick response at the recent
fire adjoining the Mclean residence.
During the day Mrs. Mclean sent a
large cake to the members of No 15,
and the firm Of Kane & Casper sup
piled q freezer of fee cream.
w. w. Scaggs, residing at Ala Wash
fngton street. and other citizens living
within the same block on Washington
street, and In the 400 block Of jack
son street, have recently complained
TO the police that some unknown per-
son has been regularly stealing milk
from the front steps and porches dur
ing the early hours Of the morning
The police have promised the complain
ants that they viii investigate the mat
ter.
l.. d. Bumpus has written to the Com
missioners. indorsinG the suggestion
of Prof. j. Fraise. that the bridge across
the Eastern branch az Twining City be
named Whites bridge. Mr. Bumpus
thinks that it is but merited tribute to
the man who was most instrumental
IN securing this great Improvement.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
'BToo111lngdaalee

Or Friday, June 2. the Young Men s
Club of the Rhode Island Methodist
Church held It's annual excursion to
Marshall Hall. The affair was a sue
cess both socially and financially. The
main feature of the days program was
a hot1y contested baseba.a game be-
tween the George Washington fresh
men and team representing the Rhode
Island Methodist Church. However.
besides this a very neat program of
dances was arranged The committee
on the arrangements for the excursion
were Messrs. Finley. Fodlke. Slicer.
TAYLOR and Palmer. The surplus from
the excursion went toward paying for
the new suits bought.
Last Monday night the C. f. Society
held its business meeting in the Sunday
school room and the committee chair
men handed IN their written reports. a
special meeting of the quarterly con-
ference was also held al the same time
in the church proper. On Tuesday
the church class meeting was held at
S o. m. Last Wednesday ali members
of the church met at 7:45 O'Clock in the
Sunday school room and considered the
adxIsa biiity OF having silver COM
nlunion cup for each member. The pas
the regular church prayer meeting.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
Wedding a Surprise.

The many friends of Miss Gertrude V
Knowles will be surprised TO hear of
her marriage TO AYaiine NJ. Dufour. of
Somerset Heights, Md. which occurred
Thursday at Rockville, Md The bride.
who is an accomplished and popular
young lady, is the only daughter of
William, T. Knowles, of Capitol Hill
/ The hanpv couple left on an extensive
trip through the West. ending their
journey in California. where they will
make their home In the future.
Mrs. K. Halfe and her daughter Lena
have gone to New York for a short
visit
Miss Madelon Burns was the guest Of
honor at a party given last Wednesday
night by her aunt, Mrs Kaufman. After
supper dancing and other pleasant fea-
tures were enjoyed. Among those pres
ent were Sadie Cherry, Marie McC.raIn.
Leah kaufman, Matilda Mattera. Mrs.
Dehoney, Mrs. Burns. Mrs Kaufman
Miss Kaufman. Bert Corwin, Willie
Powers. c. w. Crutchet. Rov Coruyt,
FNarl Lock. T. K. Moore. Fred Mattern
ana Henry T. Rodier.
Miss Alice Andrews has been the
guest OF MRS. Ogden Rafferty, for the
past TWO weeks at the home of the lat
ter In. this section of the city.
Miss Elizabeth Calhoun. of this aec-
tion. is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Hiilyer at their farm at Frederiek's 9
Hail. Va.
Mrs. G. Lewis was hostess at a small
Ieception last Tuesday night, given in
honor of Miss Nellie Readick. of saw
annah' Ca. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Smoot. Mr.. and Mrs
HAYNES Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. the Misses
headicks, Lewis. Money, Marye, New
ton. Birch. Dodge, Ryan. and Watson.
and Messrs. Martin Bell, Evans. Birch.
Watson, Meyers, Hoge, Wilson. and
George c. Saunders.
Mrs NJ. E. Meyers. of q L street. has
left for an extended trip to Philadelphia
and Atlantic City
Last Monday evening. before a crowd
or over 1.00o people, Umpire Newman
gave the Marquette League game be-
tween ST. Martin and Trinity to the
St Martin team. by the score of 9 TO
0. 1t had been an exceedingly Close
game, the score at the beginning of the
ninth inning being TO IN favor of
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
Arrives in Scotland.

Word has been received In Anacostia
that Miss Jeanie Davidson. who recently
sailed for Scotland accompanied by her
mother. has safely reached Glasgow
after a rough trip. She Is now on her
way via Edinburgh to Banff. north of
Scotland, where she will stay for some
time with her mother
Edward Anderson. the son OF sergt.
W. t. Anderson. who is In charge of
the Anacostia police station. met with 2
painful accident Tuesday when he was
thrown from his bicycle on Bald Eagle
Hili. He lost control of the wheel while
coming down the hill. and the bicycle
collided violently with a post. The
shock was so great that the boy was
rendered unconscious for some time.
He was taken to his home in Anacostia
bY persons living nearby.
The last May devotional ssryice Of
the month was held at St Teresa s
Church, corner Of Washington and Fill
more streets. Wednesday. These ser
vices were held every Wednesday and
Friday during the month OF May.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
~RrOokIaDd

The .ePhunny PhelloSss" Club gave
dance last Friday evening in the town
hall The hall was beautifully deco
rated in colors of the club.
Among those present were the Misses
G Tansill. f. Rosendafe, G. Rosendale,
G. Rosendale. NJ. Ourand, Z. Helm
sen, r. Bra idock, e. Johnson. r. john
son, LIE Mat, a Wright, Wright.
PresneII. E. Simons, Fl. Meuister. II.
Brooks. L. Sturgis; &. Carpenter, A.
Carnenter. f. Tansn, S. Marean. +.
McHugh, A. Jordan. c, Hanna, T.
Marean, H GaIbrafth. R. AIcMahon. r.
Daniels, ". Robertson. c. HorneF, N.
Lenoir, and 4. Sergeant.
A very humorous and enjoyable en-
tertainment was given last Wednesday
evening at the NJ. Z. Church under the
direction of n. Floyd Geatnerston- Be
sides his numerous selections on Ihe
banjo, narlmba, musical glasses, mu-
steal cowbeils neutrality-suspicious., piano.
aluminium chimes. and other 1nstru-
ments. he gave little time to singing
Mr.. Massie recently purchased from
Miss Capp the house now occupied oy
Mr. Kinnan.
day for San Francisco Cal, IN order TO
attend a special meeting of the knights
of Columbus. which occurs there during
the summer
Mrs. Chaplin. OF Tenth and Jackson
streets, is spending a few weeks in New
York among her relatives.
The interior of St, Antheny,s Church
is being newly painted. beautiful
color and design has been selected,
which will add greatly TO the looks of
the church.
James c. Monagh of Thirteenth
and Monroe streets, entertained a num-
ber of her friends from the Holy Cross
Academy at her home last Sunday
evening.
The lsroolland baseball team. has been
very unfortunate during the past week
On Tuesday they were defeated by the
Riverdales. and on Thursday the strong
postoffice team of the Departmental
League defeated them IN 4 close game
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
His Home Afre.

w. w. Eldridge narrowly missed being
homeless the other night. a lamp fell
from It's support. and the spilled oil
quickly ignited and filed the room with
flames, which were, however, soon ex-
tinguisfaed with hre-extfnguisher.
On last Friday the members OF the
Montgomery baseball club gave lawn
party. at the home Of E. B. Hartshorn.
and cleared nearly $40. which viii be
spent IN eqsiping the team with una-
forms. bats, balls, etc.
On Tuesday about the largest crowd
ever seen in Kensington turned out TO
see the local boys defeat the Atlantics
of. Washington, In an eleven inning
game by the score of to 7. The work
of Captain Bielash at short. and
George Krouse on first base, was par
ttcuIarIy worthy of note although the
home team as a whole did not play its
usual fast game.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
GroceTyman Suspicious.

well dressed colored man entered
the grocery store of Ezra Gordon. on
Monday, and ordered a bill Of goods,
some of which Mr.. Gordon did not have
in stock. When informed Of this the
man asked to be given the price of
these articles. that he might go else
where and buy them. intimating that
he had lately moved into the neigh
borhood. and that he would be a regu-
lar customer at the store. The grocer
suspected something wrong and re-
fused to comply. Thereupon the COL
ored man ordered d bill of soap and
tobacco, amounting to 35 cents. and
asked to have them sent c. o. D. to
$3.50 University place. No such num-
Der was found. and Mr.. Gordon report
ed the matter to the police, suspecting
that his store might be visited by
thieves.
About o'clock Monday evening an
automobile. containing a party OF pleas
ure-seekcrs, became unmana geable on
the Fourteenth street road. AS the ma
chine reached the intersection of Four
teenth street with Piney Branch road,
It sweryed and went over al embank-
ment. spilling all the occupants and be-
Ing badly wrecked. The man IN charge
of the vehicie~was stunned badly for n
few minutes and was taken to the hos
pital in No. 10 patrol wagon. The other
four occupants of the auto drove off
in carriage.
Capt. T. B. Rhodes fell while get
ting off of a car at Eleventh street
and Whitney avenue. He received
slight wound at the back of his head
and was rendered unconscious thereby.
Later he was accompanied TO his home.
1904 Whitney avenue, by his wife. DR..
Bayard. the family physician. gave him
treatment Conductor William II. Ell
lott and Motorman Toliver, who were
in charge OF the car, were exenerated
from blame.
Charles Valentine. living at North
while cutting washboard
blocks on a circular saw, tore his hand
badly on a rusty nall He went to
Freedman Hospital for treatment.
Sergeant Brennerman, Of No. 10, is
on leave for a few days.
Private II. c. Stroman will report to
No. 10 for duty tomorrow. after leave
Of five days.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
New School Trustees

Charles H Welsh. John F. Hickey and
Dr. Joseph Il. Owens have been appoint
ed by the county school board as trns-
tees for The HyattsyIlle Public Scbooi.
r. a Nanhorn. r p Riddick. Charles
=. Newman for the Brentwood schooI. :.
Charles Earle. Joseph a. BIundon and
BENJAMIN D. Stephen. for the RiverdaIe
School, and Marion Duckett Hiram
Brown and Lepper. for the Bladensburg
school
Work for remodeling the Masonic
hall has begun by Contractor Geore,.
N Walker. The improvements wifi add
Il its capacity. convenience and inside
appearance.
"a Mock Trial. very ENJOYABLE
eomedy by home talent, under the man
agement Of John Baker, was given Fri
day evening to a full house at Masonic
hall.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs John r. Hickey. Mr. and Mrs
Louis O. wissman. Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam P. Magruder. Or. Joseph A Afudd
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
AINaCOSU1a

Many citizens of Anacostia VIII regret
to learn of the death Thursday morn
ing Of Mrs. Mamie E. Masters, wife of
Jefferson Masters, at her home near
Silver Hill. Prince George county. Md.
Funeral services were held saturday
morning at the family homo. and in
terment was made In che cemetery of
st. Barnabas' Protestant Episcopal
Church. Barnaby, Prince George coun-
ty. Md. Mrs. Masters was w enty-six
years old, and was the daughter of
Foreman Cornwall, who was well
known in Anaeostia, being employed with
the Anacostia Brick Company The
deceased was Ill for a long time pre-
vious to her death.
Matilda V. James has transferred her
property on lot S. block I, TwIning City,
to George J. Bradbury
After long illness Miss May Rose,
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth >. Rose,
died Thursday evening at her residence,
30 jackson street. Anacostia. Funeral
services were held at st Ieresa's s
Church. corner Washington and FIJI
more streets. Friday morning, and the
body was inferred In Mt OIivet Gene
terry The deceased was a member Of
ST. Teresa's and had many friends in
the church and throughout Anacostia.
Mrs. w. II. Fegly. Of Philadelphia,
who. accompanied by Mrs West, Of
the same place. visited Mr. and Mrs.
FL. w. Emo. Of Harrison street, Ana
costa. for several days. has returned to
her home.
As an outcome of several meetings OF
the congregation OF the Garden Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church, on Min
nesota avenue a call has been extended
10 the Rev. George NJ Cummings, of
Iowa. 10 iii the pulpit, recently vacated
by the Rev. T. Boyd Gay. who accepted
a pastorate offered him to Utica. n. 7.
Mr. Cummings mas come several times
from mis- church in Iowa to preach be-
fore the congregation al the Garden Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church. and 1t Is
understood he will accept the call
BENJAMIN NJ. Muadell of Anacostia,
who left recently to attend the annual
convention of the United Commercial
Travellers. at Charleston. w Va, has
returned. AS the association viii meet
next year IN Washington. Mr.. Mundeu is
trying 10 arouse local interest In the
organization.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
Visiting Their Sons.

Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong have been
visiting their sons here and have Sc
leeted a lot on which they propose erect
ing a dwelling during the summer. Mrs.
Hugh Armstrong has lett Kensington On
a visit to her old home in Massachu-
setts. Mr. and Mrs. Hill, of Washing
ton. were guests on Monday OF Mr.. and
Mrs George H Snyder.
Mrs Thomas C. Cepes is staying with
Dr.. and Mrs. w. L. Lewis.
Mrs c. B. Harrington, OF Washing
ton, and Mrs Jackson. Of Philadelphia.
were guests over Decoration Dag cS
Mrs. James Proctor
MRS John A. Butler, Of Stony Crest.
is entertaining her sister for the sum-
mer.
The public schools closed Friday with
appropriate and rather elaborate COM
mencement exercises in the town hall.
The closing exercises of Columbia
School will take place in the Presoyter-
ian gymnasium building on Wednesday
evening, June I.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
Observes Ascension Day.

The usual observance of Ascension
day occurred at st. Teresa's Church,
Washington and Fillmore streets. last
Thursday Masses were celebrated ar
and o'clock.
Citizens of Twining City are jubilant
over the rapid progress made on the
construction of the trolley road through
East Washington Heights. Work or
the road was begun several weeks ago,
after q years halt, and at that time
tracks had been laid only over the
Pennsylvania avenue bridge. At the
present time the tracks extend as far
as the tracks of the Baltimore and Ohio
freight line. Loads of ties and rails are
being hauled daily beyond this point,
and citizens think that this promises
continuation and final completion of the
work.
Mrs ]. T. Stewart. resident of Polk
street. Anacostin. dislocated her right
shoulder, as a result of a hard fall at
her home Tuesday A local physician
was summoned and the injury dressed.
Henry c. Garges, whose home is at
324 Jefferson street, Anacpstia, has re-
ported to the police that while riding
on the Anacostia cars Friday. he lost
a gold medal, at some point between St
Elizabeth's and Anacostia. The medal
was engraved with Prize Waltz. H c.
G."
The police at the Anacostia precinct
are at present In a crippled condition,
owing to the absence OF several of the
men, This condition is especially felt
at the present time as Sergeant w r.
Anderson Is verv desrous of having ali
the men possible keep a sharp lookout
for Edward Ferguson who succeeded
in escaping. after assauIting a young
colored woman on the Hamilton road
Thursday last The day desk sergeant
l.. B. Ray, is absent from duty on ac-
count of Illness, and another policeman
has been obliged TO take his place. The
.sergeant's absence, together with that of
officer A. W. Green, has necessita ted
the employment OF an outside man.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
Guests at Cunningham HONS.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Van Doren.
Mrs. Bra adley. and ID. j. Kaufman and
family have been recent guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. ]. H. Cunningham.
Miss Lillian Brady entertained AT
luncheon the oeher day Miss Mary G.
Jones. of Prince George county. Miss
Virginia Sanborn. OF Washington. and
Misses Bessie Cushnan, Sadie K!nneaT.
Bessie Russell, Carrie Beclkhana, and
Alice Bielaski. of Kensingten. The
young ladies organized a tennis club
and anticipate spending their spare
time at this enjoyable sport.
b. H. Warner and his family have re-
turned 10 their home here for the sum-
mer months.
On Tuesday the young folks of the
Junior Epworth League held a party in
the parlors Of the Methodist Church.
Mrs. Johnston. wife or the local rep
resentative in the Legislature, ". A.
Johnston. announces that she viii bs
at home the first three Fridays in Juns.