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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-31

|. A coterie OF Battle Creek, Mich, work.
men are considering abe purchase of 200
or 800 acres of land east of the city on the
Battle Creek and Jackson electric line. The
plan Is to form a cooperative settlement,
divide the land into five-acre lots for homes
and raise fruits and vegetables, start can
ming and picking factory and start a co..
operative store for the needs OF their fami
lies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-31

Mrs. Margaret J. Spencer. wife OF Mr..
Charles Spencer, an employe of the Navy
printing office, was recently stricken with
paralysis and died almost Instantly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-31
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, Auctioneer

S. II. HARDWICK,
Passenger Traffic Manager.
my31-d&dbs. eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-31
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. Auctioneer.

Fendai building.
THos. j. OWEN SON. Aucts. my27-d&ds es,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-31

Delegates OF the Typothetae attended
the meeting OF employing printers. held
recently In Atlanta, Ga, to resist the eight
hour movement of the International Typo
graphical Union for book and job printers.
The meeting declared for the open shop
and against any reduction In the hours OF
labor. Resolutions were adopted urging
the employing printers to organize local
chapters of the Typothetae of America SO
as to successfully oppose the unjust de-
mands of organized labor" After the res
olutions were adopted a banquet followed,
and an the bosses had good time.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-28
Snse Narf U eti,en.

- Wtuu sluubt, in stUa Sluei SSOden
ben 9ujcrus StraBe slb5uSstanal pUlls
enben 3u fOunen.
= Sin Sauslius Der @belsute 9atOb
Sauer pom giOrb SrOmIep sluenue
wurbe Sonutas i'm Baibburn Srieo'
bOie bseroi9t.
= Ota6 einem StiaitanOe bon ctwa
,pei Wtonatsn purbe in Der Wtount
gleaiunt 3e6e am DienituS Die strbeit
pieoer uufScnOmmen.
Der Is Sabre alte Dennis 81
Dunnsll, elm 3biirbiiter in Der SlOun
3e6s, wuroe Oienito9 Sesen slbeno
5wii6en ciuem Gbiirpfoiten unc einer
abtbsiluns Sarren in iur6tbarer 0eiie
scquetidt uno iturb etwa pier Stunoen
Ipdter i'm WiOiss Euplur SOipitul.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-28
3ittstpu.

- Sreitas 0ta6mittas runute gu
SubIou cine .. & .. YOtOmOtiue nit
sroBer 98u6t in cine Seriep Central
9ofomotiue uno beibe Muidinen wur'
ben bur6 ben Slnprall iebr itart beihG.
oiet, wGbreno Die sln9eitellten unuer.
leet entfamen.
- Die stephan Sheidic Samilic
uOu Dupont wurOe 5reita9 slbenO mad
oem @euuB bon Sibneriuppe ernitlid)
tranf uno uur Dem prOmpten @riheineu
zines 9lrSteS lit es Su ueroanten, baB iie
Ii6 mieber erbolte. ltan nimmt an,
baB bic Suppe cine 9iftige Subitan;
euthielt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-28
g6war;e
6leiDertDQQre1t
,lebnterl jett ben
eritelt Ylat eill

tlutu stn ntu.u apfiim, 8abrifattn. Dttit
Mpt, bat,n ne Iu,ulassn bic Ritts esr 8abns,
ba istts ttIisbtt @tptbt unb pi6ttst Wositai
prominent auf unium 9aesutii6tn ausgtlisAt
In, loeae is ssmdtli6 inipistrt ntretn trnntn
ron g.iu&rn, bic stnuu untnrtbttt istn mol
len tibtr ailts, mas nsu unb forfeit in mOotr'
nsn i1parssn 6atriiatsn 1T.
iinter ben leitenbsn 6eipeben bstnosn iidb
gprfIe,p @criitrs, Armurss, impOrtirtt Dlsl-
ruIt cuttings, Grsps ppplius. Rsbona erspts'
9rap ts Glmas, Sublims Srsss, 3atenns
Wpelsinuss, Grispsuis, Spisnuts, SbiHcn
Grtpss, Stittnparp Ssnritliss unb puolnts,
Rpbairs, Sieliuus, srcae Cloths, Ttnstans.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-28
Bilfes. Sarre Ia6ri6teu.
= Die Dallas 6air wirb pom g.

- Die Dallas Sair mirb pom 3.-6.
Sttober ab9ebalten.
- Die Gppbusfiebsr Situation in
gianiicote bat ii9 wenis peranbert uno
bis seItern naren insseiammt 27o
Safe semelbet. Wiit Der SetdmpTun9
Der Seute werbeu MIR lan9iame Sort
idritte 9emudt.
= Satob Stemmer ueritarb Uortess
ten Dienitas in Der 0obnnns lsines
S6pieserIObnes 9lntOn 9O6bers. @r
wurbe in 1850 in 6rauenitetten, Wiirts
tembsrs, sebOren uno fam oils jun9er
Wtann na6 9lmerifa uuo balo oarauf
bierber. @s iiberleben i'm Die 8ittwe
unO pier Sinber.
= glu6 bas Sobuwaiier lit 9eIdbr'
ti6, pie Der 9lpOtbeter Sobn RldettS
uon Blains 6reitas slbeno gu ieinem
S6aben erfubr. 9r mar I'M Sesriff,
Ieineu Bebalter nit einer friihen Sass
laoun9 su perieben, nobel oas 9eIdB
seriprans uno 0tifetts 10 i6wer perlest
wurOe, OaB er eiuise StuuOen ipdter i'm
bieiiseu SOipitale itarb.
= Der an 9Seit Wtarfet Str. oabier
wobnbafte, sc Sabre alte y. 8. Heeie
wuroe am Ntoutas gu 2aplor, nahs
Scranton, pon sinem glrbeitsSuSe abs
9eldleubett uno fisl unter Die Eaber,
wel6e ibn ;erlnulmten. IS mar iein
erIter slrbeitstas al Der SerieD Gentral
Sabn. Der YeruuSliidte biHterlaBt
cine 99ittme uno pier Sinoer.
= Grideriff SO1n SberreuOer itarb
am Oienitas 9la6mittas in ieiner gSOb'
uuns Su Butter Sallep I'M sllter Uor
76 Sabren. Der 8eritOrbene ma6tt
ben Siir9erfrie9 i'm Sc. 30. Sol. Ge9i'
ment NIT uub brudte cs Our6 2apIer'
felt bis gum Gupitdn. ST mar S6erifi
pom Suierne @ountD uOu 1S83-1SS7
uno elm poblbefaunter ROlititer.
= Die Steuerjabler 2lliOciatiOu nil
Iiest Elm Siibnhen nit ben 6rieSens
ri6tern uon VuSerne GOuntg rupTen
welte, pie bebauptet wiro, Oas GOuntr
i6On felt Sabren burd @in9abeu Dor
| finsirtsn Ssri9tsialleu igitematiib be-
troeen, inoem Iie baiiir 9ebiibren Gin
iudteu. Duiietbe llebel wiro ullsntbal
ben i'm Staate 9erii9t, aber in 9rOBtel
Sliitbe ioll es in Sujerne @Ountg iteBen
- Sine SrsmOe besing in Oem 9Ote
Sart am Samitag abeno 9esen 8 llbl
SelbitmUro, inoem iie cine OoiiS Gar
bolldure tranf. sic mar an Sreital
an9etommen uno bate ii6 als 6ral
Greene pon 9lrber gluenue, SroOtlDn
resiltrirt, bod wilien Die oOrtisen Se
bOroeu ni6ts pon ibr. Wtan glanbt
oaB Die Srau cine Deutide mar, in
gllter pon etwa 60 Sabreu itano uni
ben beileren StGnben an9ehOrte. 81
biutsrlieB eineu 3sttel bes Snbaltes
Sitts, beerbist mid; i'd babe fein
Sreunoe
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0ruBe ScifelInneen. = genise 81

6roBe ScRellungen. = Weni9e Gage
na9 Der Wtelbung oon Der rieIi'
gen 8eitellung uOu 10000 Gonnen
StablI6isnsn ieitens Der Pennigluaniu
@iIenbubn fOmmt Die WtelOuns. OaB Die
0tsaSius @iienbabnr9eie uno Die
pon ibr tOntrOllirte 9eriep Central Sc
ielll6aft bic 8eitelluu9 BON 600 ueueu
6ra6twussOns gum Preiie BON CO. feds
Wtillionen OOllurs bei6lOiien buben.
Der Sra6tuertebr Der beioen 9eiells
idaften lit in Der lesten 3eit oerart 9e'
itie9eu, bas Der rOllenoe 6abrpart pers
grO6ert werOsn muB. oies I'M 10 mebr,
ais Die @eisai6aiten fir ous tOmmenoe
Sabr elmer nod weiteren Ser9rOBeruus
Oes 5rudtSeiddftes eut9esenieben. Die
Srbre pirb uber nidt Su placiren iein,
ba Die Stublsei6Gfte, wel6e SSa9sOnS
iabri3irsu, bereits 10 uiele SrOrcs an
SanO bubeu, OaB iie bis in bic Wtitte
oes Sabrss 1906 ibrsn 8strieb fortIe.
ten f0nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-28
Aus bem oberen 3bale.
(glrhbalo GorreIponoens.)

kaTWUulo SOTrelpuHoeIl3.)
- Der Q. & 8. 8ubnbOf gu Sr6'
balo nurbe lstteu OOnnerita9 friib
Wtor9ens I'M msbrsre Badete pon
psrthuollsn 0aarsn beitoblsn.
= Der 40 Sabre ulte SObn Sorb
uon Seiiup iprans 0ienitas slbenO auf
sinen nOrOli6 fubrenben .. & 8.
Yaiia9ier3us. nm beim 3u fabren.
Dad elmer S8eile iprans er pieOer ab
uno serabe Dor cine nDrbli6 fubrenOs
2Otomotius, rpelde ben SOrprr fur6ts
bar perltiimmelte.
= Stsuen Salebentc unO antbOng
Sulcuuit6 BON Briceburs, Die am 6reis
tag 9ia6t, als ibnen freie @etranfe Uers
wei9ert purben, Die @iuri9tun9 bes
8irtbes SOiepb Pbillips pom Priceburs
Sertriimmsrten, ibn unO feline Satin miB-
bauoelten uno nit oem Sob beorobten
unO ;ulest nod $50 itablen, nurSeu
WtOntas in @rman9eluns BON je 81 200
Siirsidaft Dem @efdusniB iiberianbt.
(Garbonoale @OrreipOnoen5.)
Sn Der 8illon Greet 3e6e Duroe
DOnueritas bel Der slrbeit SObn SOs
lensti uOn eiuem Selieniaa 9etrOiien
unb 10 bOs uerlest, bu6 er turS ua6 iei'
ner sIufuubme i'm 0iOtbtaa Soipital
itarb.
= Die gDohnun9 Der 6rau ann
Cannon nabe Der pyootOut" Sreuiun9
wurbe Sumita9 9tabmittas, ais Elm
acknowledgement bas Dad entSiinoete,
bur6 ben ueruriadten Branb fattii6
,erit0rt.
- glnorep Sabodi, elm Seftionar'
better Der .. & 98. @iienbabn, erbielt
WtOntag nabe Der Oioroweit Suuction,
ais elm Sunofarren Die 9eleiie uerlieB
uno umtippte, eiuen ShGoelbru6, benz
sr Gin paar Stunoen ipGter i'm SOipital
erla9.
= Der Seibitullbeiieer 9. 8. SOls
gate uon 0iOro WtuiH Strabe, Dem wabs
reno Der &o6e elm Yferb NIT Suti6e
seitoblen worben mar, erlan9te Die auss
riiituug Sreitus in Scranton, woielbit
Der Oisb iie in eilIer S6eunc uuter9e'
bra6t bate.
- Srant Hobbins, ein bier Doblbes
fainter @iienbabn slnseitellter, wurce
Samitas Oiu6t iu Susquehanna aui
Der @rie Giienbabn setOotet, als iein
3us in 3wei &OtomOtiuen rannte. Der
Seiser Bert WtilIspuusb unO @ebeim'
poli;iit Samuel 9smfeaO, beioe BON
@lart's Summit, wuroen bOs uerlest.
= giarrer Soiepb De Wtonte uOn
Der bieii9en italienii6en Stride erbielt
6reitas einen Srief in wrl6em 5000
pom ibm uerlunst werOen, wiOriSenialls
man i'm tOOten wiirOe. Der Srief
mar einiad - Die ibwarse SanO" unter'
;ei6uet, aud nit eiuem GOotenfOpf
uerIeben uuO pom Sruotlgu ub9eididt
noroen.
Yeitellt bas .0ohenblatt."
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slnbeimelnSe Sett6eoednnsen
MN 6coueme Saoeaeu1noer.

Su eisItm 3eitaltr hes 6prt6rtttss. mo Der
Qurus eer friibertn @tntratipnsn BON pIiontn
Ssu miittImGbietm Staub ptranst piIe. ptlds
aelsrnt babsn, btausm inmitttn bhbibtn YIN
rihunasn ,u lsbtn, per6nbtri ib bic Ulpee in
Bttietduussn mic in anoIth Sahtn.
9ie neusfirn StttotdeH
!Sabtp Feline ibrn alttn euten SualitGten per.
Iprsu uue liz babtu pitl gtponnsn i'm Ausltbtn.
Nanty plaies auf pti6en @rinosn, nit brtittn
farbiasn uub pstbr Ssine Giuilumuna, ptrbsn
In rola une blausn GHtfteu g,siet. Ditis ilue
aarantiri shtt Wpas unb linb ntGt ju bod i'm
prtiis.
Cine role auspabl ppn ptiBsn Ssttbtdsn
nit biitIttn une prahtpplsn RGncrn, sbtn-
fails rribt uue srnus Sttptdtn BON rinsr
@pls, reretn eesist in alien Aualttattn une
@rDesn fur rcPpsIh chtr sintnbt Sstifn.
Sie neurn Quilts oosr Gomiorters
Sine prattppa ibn itbu Sti&rsibuns. Seine
Satuns ron trira SualitGt, reid ausisbenet
msruri,irts Naartn, ptltt nit Stiesnfabri.
fattn ripaliiirsn in ibrtm @ians nne pstbtr
anfsrtisuns, trsretn fur sftsftpOIltn Stefdunstn
btnuBt.
ai, 6JrTbtn, aarbsu uue SunIitdttn fir
Sbrt Sniptfiipn pisis g9p6t.
Settoeden fir Baoessipinoer
G,rpe, ptit uup btautm. gim IL ssniistnt
fur ttns ptrIpu. Disit tiufa&tn Sstietdtn
rnetu psttet in psTiiltsn uns arduIsl Ssl'
fins
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Stabtratb.
Selcct Council, 81. September.

Select Council, 81. september.
giaaoem bic S6rptri6uft 3uiammsn
9etreten mar, murbe bic re9ulGre Ss'
i6aitsOrbnuns bsiieite seiett un6 Buerit
cine SrOinans uOrssbru6t, wsl6s Der
9adumanna @iienbabn SOmpanis Die
@rlaubniB bewillist, ibre @eleiie gu err
bOben uno bic Sriiden iibsr Wiattes
Strase unS S8uibin9ton sluenue um3u'
bauen. Wferriman le9te oann eln
Sdreiben bes DIRECTORS Der Ofientli6en
Nerte por, in mel6em barauI anfmert'
fam gemu6t nirb, oaB bas neue FoliSei
unb Seuerwsbr @ebGuoe binter Der
StuOtbulls Die iofortise @ntiernuns Der
Safen oortielbit nOtbis MAIDEN wiiroe
unb oaB oil Der iiiOOitlihen @de BON
@aibiustOn sluenue uno slib Stra6e
gum Breiie uon $1,000 Orei SOts flir
ben 3wef setauft weroen fOnnen,
@oltello bra6te cine GeiolntiOn Iiir Elm
elettrii6es 9i6t an Der @de BON Swee'
nep slpenue uno SeroinunO StraBe ein.
Sin Seri9t oes Seies GOmites, in
wsl6em uorsei6laSen wirb, ouB 9e9en
tinen irH5srsu StuOtanwalt uuo ceiien
Shrser seiesti6e S6ritte senommen
wsrben ioaen, wuroe abgelebnt, inoem
auf 8orlAlas pom @oitellO SeI6luB'
nabme aui uubeitimmte 3eit peri6Obsn
muroe.
Die iolsenoen SrOinan;en wurben bel
oritter unO enbsiilti9er Selun9 beItd'
tist: Sir Otiuelliruns unO Yflaiterun9
pon 6rOnt StruBe; fir HeSulatlOn Der
Grbauuu9 uOn 5ubritublldG6ten; fir
@rbauuns pom Settion q i'm 8. slb'
susstanul Diitritt in ben A. uno D.
g8arbs fir 0tesulatiOn Der @rbaunn9
BON Sdsibewdnoeu; fir SPECULATION
Der @rbauun9 BON 6euerrettun9slei'
tern; fir Steinplatten Seitrnwe9e an
g8pOmins llueuue, iwii6en Slipe unS
@ibiOn Struben; fir slnSebote Jill
ale SorrGtbe, fir welte feline Semilli9'
unsen semu6t wOroeu iinb iiir einer
9b,usstanul uu SIO @aibinstOn slus'
nue. pom 0idOrp straBc gum TOarina
Sroot. 9lls Die SrOinani fiir eir
bOppeltes StraBenbabnSeleiIe an Bttts'
ton apenue aufseruien wuroe, madtt
Steasau einen 3uias, Der pOri6reibt,
oa6 YaIiusisre uOu Der Siioieite Gram
iers" erbalten iOllten, nm Obne meiteres
Sabrgelo naf) Yelleuue 9elan9en 81
tOnnen; Der 3uias wnroe an9enOmmer
uno bic Yorlase Ounn reierirt. Sin
slei6es sei6ab nit Der SOrla9e Iiir an'
faui eines Strubentrasers. 2bomaS
bra6ts eine SrSinunj Elm, welde Del
ScrantOn uuO 98eltieite StraBenbabr
@ompanie Die @rlaubniB siebt, auf Der
StraBen @eleiie ;u lesen uno PiOitsr
uno DrGbte auf3uitellen. Die Sompa'
ME perbiirst ii6 su fOlSenbem: 0aB in
nerbalb ben Stuotsrenieu Der 6abrprsit
ni6t iiber 5 9ts. betrusen piro; Sul
9lusaabe uOn lpe,iellen Sabrfarten al
S6ultinOsr gum Rreis uon 50 oa'
bunOert; uuOere 6ubrturten gum Sreii'
BON 25 Gents fir iehs; Der Stao
$1,000 iabrlid fir isOe benuste Sriid
gu bsSublen; Der Stubt jabrlid $5(
ifir ieben Opsrirtsn 8ubnwaSeu Su be
,ablen; alle bon ibr bcnueten StraBer
unb StruBeupflaiter in beiten 3uItanI
Su leseu, uiw.
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staat ObiS. Stast SOlsbG}


Srauf 8. Gbtntp bsftpErt, bae tr htr
dlttrt PARTNER hsr 6irma 9. ). Gbtutp s
Is 0. III, psl6e @sIbGfts In Der Siaet 5OltbO,
in rbtuasnannitm County ure Staatt tbut
uuo ba6 bddse 6irma biz Summs pom
. Dollars fir ithsu 8al
ron Ratarrb baableH Dire, Der bur6 ben
@ebrauh pcn Sall's 8atarrb.
niht etbtilt tptrbsn fann.
6rauf 8. Gbentp.
StIhmprtn BON mir uno unte.
J Sitatl ftrisbsn in mtintr @teeupart
t~~ am 6. Stptembtr VI. 3. 1856.
VI gB. @ltafpu, EftuiIitr Rptlr.
SaG's Ratarrb.S Stur pirb inutrIitb etnpus
men, unb pirft birtft auf bas 9Iut unb bic
lb!sim etn Sbsradhtn ots Spiftrs. enBt
Sud umIpnit 3sugniiis fcmmeu.
.. 8. &ttutp u 8 o., 5cltec, ..
RzS@ @8nfanft Spn allen apOtbtftrn, 75r.
Sal's 6amilisu.pilsu iinp bic btRtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-28

9lnuOucirt i'm r@OdsubIatt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-28
9eaen6as Tabatf6nups ps

9egen oas Sabut 6nups
fen erlieB Der a6nig Satob l. BON
England (1603 bis 1925 cine 8ers
oronung, OersufoIse S9nupfer aus
Dem 8olts tDrperIitb geSiidtist, aoelige
dbsr nit geidorenem 8arts barfub
aus 2onbou peripieieu tpurben.
qrmenier gibt es duf Der Grbe
etipa 2,500,000. Rur 100000 oers
felben ipobnen in glrmenieH itlbi.
pdbreno Der geit iiber Die iibrisen
tiirtiI6en @ebiete in Giien, europa
uno glfrita, iiber Sefterreid, RuBlano,
psriien, Snoien uno dnoere 2duoer
berbreitet 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-28
YeItellt Sas a@udcnblutt.
Scr saft elmer Jrnn unO i6r llrteil

Ser Saft elmer Jrau uno ibr llrteiI
bubeu idOn mandes idwieriSe PrOblsm
selOit Serr s. %. Ounnier, aus
Sermun, Wto., beridtet buriiber, wic
feline Wtutter i'm baSu bewOs, 5Orni's
9llpentrduter 8lutbeleber iu Sebraus
den, na6ocm er elm Sabr lang an Wtus
senbei6werOeu unO SOpfidmerSeH sslit'
ten bate unO wie oaS SeiImittsl ibu
uollitauoise @eiunobcit brudte. Gau'
ienSe anoerer 2eute baben dbnlife @rs
fabrunsen ssnudt. Seine 9IpOtbefsr'
WisSi;in. Direft an Die yeute uertauft.
S6reibt an Or. Peter 5abrneD &
SOns Co., 112-11s 80. SODue slue.,
@bicnsO, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-28

- Die Carnegie SibliOtbst in POrts
lamb, Sno., bic nit einem aOitenuui'
manbe pon $4,000 9sbaut wuroe.
musts ssi6lOIsn wsroen, neil bic Stuct
tein @slb gum llnterbalt Oerislbeu bat.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

r7rnr-u 5 GRANT THIRD GRANDSON OF THE FAMOUS ~
aMTP.TcAN GENERAL AND A WHITE HOUSE AIDE "'@'
YSo7o i5c1s- .coPYFIGHT- T-lsna-cL lNEDNSI sgssE'

= world viii be Amercantzed
RooseFelts
social world abroad
year
lionized by royalty and others
thousand holiday hunting
the American
attracts the She is in the cafes the theaers and on the fashionable
capital
Berlin Paris. and the principal cities of
England be found these charming representatives OF America The
and toward Americas atc
few that he personally
quee the United States
might be during
Such concession part of
to one Of the ben and most popular ostesses Of the social world
ignored
in London which has been uninterrupted since she took her place among
members of the English smart set
gaining her
France who such long time
looked to for all that is chic charming and fascinating awake to find
ecipsed these of the world
The American finds that she must study she must keep abreast
of the times she have on hand gooy supply OF wit and spo
ane in order keep the set amused and through her nowl
womanness she
friends from her own male Kin to that Of every other woman she meets
English.
claim the disncivene of style,
others at an afternoon tea a polo game or the opera
diplomacy political significance.
Newport OF colony
members a
women and children These have been especially Interesting and
Suans
players drape out courts
shields
appearance
one popular a he
they
Newport
Walsh villa
OF the family is to take polo this season. and his father
in her
in
II that s
every
peace promises diplomacy
that lies
eXled anything It's kind
the the Mikado
distinction
fullest
which have
position
typical spritto
undoubtedly
9th her pathway
year gains popularity members of Diplo-
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Personal Gossip

Little Is heard through the society COT
umns of newspapers of Miss Adelaide
Randolph. step-daughter Of the late VII
liam c. Whitney Miss Randolph IS liV-
ing quietly at her place on Long Island,
and viii not take part in the gayeties
Of Newport, Bar Halbor or LenoX this
season
Misc Randolph has leased her Bar
HarbCr cottage to Mr. and Mrs. T. G.
Condon OF New York. There is a ru-
NOR afioat that formal announcement OF
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Miss Randolph's engagement to q popu
lar man viii soon DC announced. she IS
handsome girl, anu is exceedingly
popular. Shc v as the only daughter OF
Mr. Wnitney's second wife. whose death
was the result of an accident while out
hunting. Miss Randolph received d large
fortune as the only heir of her mother
and also p-ofited largely through the
will of her steDfatheT, who was devoted
to her.
Mrs Thomas r Walsh and Mrs Hope
Slater VIII be among the society women
who will have charge of booths at Il
charity bazaar at Newport. The enter
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

joins the Winans villa. rA&T MONTH.
Count Won Beroldfnger. of
embassy, the ate
registered Friday the Casino
United States will
Magnolia today for New York where he will
until OF the commission from Russia arrive IN this
their
England who being much entertained by the
social
President will come
Washington, the Navy
dispatch which has reached
Ssoma o a3d an b G 6 eG eeaen
report prove welcome in store
duty
with the Presidents children and the
of the Cowe family will be matter of much pleasure to the
as well
William Draper in Marisnbad where they
their interesting
OF Europe.
Mrs Robert Wnne general
sail England early August the
Rev DR. Grammar vice rector of the Catholic University;
Stephen NCabe Mrs
H J. Desmond. of Milwaukee
Clifford pncot chief of the United States Forest Service gone
Sheridan Wyo Of the Govern
and will attend the riga-
which be held in Portland or from August q to a
Mrs Margaret Spindle
Virginia where she member
Of delightful house party for part OF July
Charles Carlyle Darwin and
Daughters Revolution and of the
Association established for The summer in their
They accompanied by their
children will notret Washington until fall
Mrs Kerfottupon and her children
a their former home
Friends of Bret very
Ethel whose failing health has been
She fund which
will be Doyle Sir Gilbert Par
ke George Meredith and the literary world
artillery of the United Spanish war
Veterans a trip and writing from Colorado
Springs recently Interestingly OF how day he was 56 feet
above Pixies Peak and the next he
ing Fast Major Aeers will
United Spanish Mar Milwaukee
Col Robert Fleming Fleming with their daughter, Miss
India Bell Fleming attractive
This
of which
which the family sped h summer 1t was the LOT
summer residence Of exp Cleveland.
Miss Bessie Hopkins Kaufman They will
land. France Germany.
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nlssRArszY bLoonER -ApPULAR9 GIRL NL0cL SOCIETY

nssPAN5EY BLoonERo A rOPULAR9 GIRL IN LOCAL SOCIETY
in
in
which
be found in that section of the country.
British Austrian embassies established at eno
visiting
attractions sufficient there
much
embassy
liar figures and the Swiss minister expected to arrive at the pn
rns principal diplomatts
pastme The
foreigners also enthusiastic about golf and be found the links
every
opposition keepers
who find embarrassing
walk their the
arrangement
seaside and the athers
their for plunge in the SURF out to bus and
driven directly to the beach.
who
the bathing
bus dryeand their pethoc piles of gold dwinde down to almost
nothing
The of conmpaes
cay
Washington,
courtesy
he afford
Credit de
Meier
pressed a desire to Wis NJ
Amortization Shah
Iae
is
unusually
a When the distinguished
rebuild palace
their
living with the ideas
cleanlin 10 whc
in
encourage
Assa the Department.
N H. Friday, an
which
he making
The be everything
outs an conflict.
to
par
Will find much o occupy i a
of
they every picturesque
the vicinity of Portsmouth
who has been the
villa,
that
formerly Miss
Thursday
Mrs G. NJ Hutton The the
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Mrs. Harvey Craigen and daughters
Mrs. David Greenlees and Mrs. Latimer'
are now at Hamilton, Va. but VIII
shortly leave there for Chelsea.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Mrs. J Donald Cameron was among
the Newport hostesses who entertained
ar luncheon or Friday.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Commander Potts l. s n who re-
Gently returned from the Philippines. ls
among the visitors at Newport, where he
is established at The Parry House he
will remain a month III Newport.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

W r. Lee. of Washington, is in New
York fer a few days, and is registered at
III, C.ilSnr-
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Mrs. Roy Norris. Of 0 street, will 80
to Annapolis about August / Later
she will visit relatives in New York
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Mrs. E. f. c. Slater gave q dinner on
Friday evening in Newport in honor OF
Judge Oliver Wendell Holmes, of the
United States Supreme Court
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

The Rev. Lewis Richard Howell. who
has been IN Washington for q short yis-
it. has returned to Lenox. and is al the
Walker cottage
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 7. Gage viii
spend the month of August at Cowesett.
r. I. Mrs Gage is one of Washing
tons most accomplished singers
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Mrs. John c. Moore, of o street north
west with her two daughters the
Misses Jeanette and Berniee Moore
will leave Washington today for Deer
Park. where they viii remain during the
summer.
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Mrs. Burton Harrison, the American
author, is IN London, and was among
the guests entertained at dinner by Am
bassador and Mrs. Reid IN honor of Sen
ator and Mrs. Lodge and Assistant Sec
retary of State Loomis.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Miss Williams, OF Washington, is in
Newport as the guest Of Mrs. William
Weld.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Miss Julia McBlair is spending The
summer with Mrs Charles Warren Lip
pitt at the latter's cottage in Newport
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Postmaster General George B. Cortel-
you and his two sons are in Atlantic
City over Sunday They are at The
HoImhurst. where they arrived on
Thursday evening, and will remain only
a few days, as the Postmaster General
does not feel that he can spare more
time from his official duties.