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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-06-08

5 I'm Brinker, night marsh. sal 60 90
" l. 'ramisiea, hardware $3.50. 20 90
j. S. Wattles, city engineer. l IA
W. l.. Douglass, fomaldehvdc
and vaporlZcr ............... 2 90
Peter Nelson, hauling cinders.. ~ 50
State Savings Bank, act A. III.
Sniff, pub. sdwk ntc SPIT 1904 Is 90
]. Q. Blunt, mason work .... II so
j. A. Kinder labor fair grounds 10 %
X. Nj Blunt, masonry city bldg s so
g. w Fackler. labor city bldg. 5 90
Peter Nelson. hauling cinders. IS
Geo. L. Fry, street com, SALE. 40 GO
! Jerry Ward. repr road grader. 3 90
NJ T.. kirlin, blacksnithing -. $ rs
&. L. Bell boarding prisoners. 6 20
/ Geo n. Kellogg. int on bonds,
commission, etc. ......... 3O5 63
1 First Nat Bank, time checks 529 -
| + \ Goodno, lbr fair grounds. 2S O5
| M Ennes labor fair grounds. 81 ~
| X Newton, lumber, etc.. 50 81
| I. G. Tracy. plumbing city bldg 10 :S5
lC II. Deur, lumber, cement etc ll3 93
| t. NJ. Gilmore, eSpr CHI alarm bl . 10
!; Jerry Ward. repr hose cart etc. 5 80
/ j. Deal. crossings, cement wk 400 "a
| WAIVER FUND.
| A. H. Sniff, prt water rent ntcs 3 90
r. H. Harris, g receipts 5 90
w, ID. Allen mfg co. guage glss 9 80
I. G. Tracy, plumb rep wat. sta 9 80
1 V !. Tainisea, hardware 49,. 3 as
Sam Holmes, lbr water com etc 10 40
j. Thomson, sal Mav...... GO 90
Elec l.. CO., guy wire sink stack = so
\ Jerry Ward, blacksmith wtr sta | O0
Mrs NJ +. kirlin, boarding man
while placing stack -. $3.50. %
r. Newton, mat water station. 5 SIS
1 Woodland 4 Wehri, lbr wtr sta 5 Ga
4 ID BROWNE Son, mtr wtr sta = 81
The Platt Iron Works Co, Dav-
ton, Ohio. valves, etc........ % 10
ID. j. Album. 1000 l-cent env.. II 20
Ludlow Valve mfg co, Troy, N.
y, hydrants, setc....... 81 o.
Des MONIES Coal Mining co.
Marquisville, la, one car coal 50 IL
Fisher 4 Co, drayage ......... 3 As
Crane co, Omaha, wtr sta reprs 3 OO
c. w. Forde, plumbing ........ 26 ~
IT. NJ. Gilmore, natl water sta 40
Fir Nat Bank, time checks. l42 9S
IIGur EIiNp
Elec Light co. lights for May. l49 81
Moved and seconded that bills as
read be allowed, and the clerk he
authorized to issue warrants on the
different funds in payment thereof.
Carried.
| The bill Of Fred j. Hines, for labor
performed at the fair grounds was re-
ferred to committee on Public Grounds
and Buildings.
Repors OF water commissioner street
commissioner and city treasurer We're
read, and upon motion duly seconded
were approved.
An ordinance accepting, establishing
and layiag out and fixing the width OF
that part of Ninth street north of Erie
I:street, was read the third time
N Moved and seconded that the ordi-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-06-08
Wabash Special Train.

VuUUS1s OPt'Os0u AlOeSus
for teachers and their friends
to Asbury Park, N. ]. leaving
Chicago Up. m. June Goth, 60
ing via Detroit, stopping at
Niagara Falls, Albany, steamer
down the Hudson River to New
York and salt water trip to AS
bury Park. All agents sell via
Wabash from Chicago.
Harry E. Moores,
G. A. P. d. Wabash R. r.
je-27 Omaha, Neo.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-06-08

Meals Served at Mobiles Lake
Those visiting Mobiles Lake
and wishing meals served can
be accommodated by calling on
Matt Davis. He always serve;
a fine meal. les
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-06-08
Chicago and Return $500.

Valuation 25c at Chicago via
Illinois Central Ry., June 18th.
Return limit June Goth. Tick
cts not in stock. Order of
agent in time to get them.
Trains leave Rode 8:l4 a. NJ,
1888 p. M. and 4:36 p. m.
I. J. Cochran, Agent.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-06-08

Try Rogers Stain floor finish
if you want the best thing on
the market for floors.
j. d. Brown & Son.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-06-08

N
them out the
Quail lnovwe
haven't
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-02

j I sss & b. ~ 3 H.s 4 4H
Ia comisidn % reunira primerc
provisionalmsnte , en- privado, pues-
to Que los procedimientos serAn pri-
vados, hasta one % decida 9 formalmen'
10 hacerlos pdblicos, aunque segdD
les noticias de IL embaiada rusa que
hoy SO han dado en- los peri6dicos, to-
das las sesionss de 10 Comisi6n seran
privadas.
En- cuanto & los asuntos polfticos,
todo ha consistido en- los dltimos dias
On un bien razonado plato de escanda-
10 servido muy csliente & este pueblo
que ha probado de 81 todas las mafia'
mas. Va conocen ustedes algo de 81
por mis- ,iltimas correspondencias. Me
retiero al asunto del diputado Syve-
ton, que se suicide 1ltimamente.
Aver So cruzaron unos cuantos
golpes de arma M. Caillaux, ministro
| de Hacienda, y M. Couvier. El tenfa
gu origen on 10 QUESTION del impuesto
de la renta. al que SO le teme mas que
{ una playa de la peor especie.
Este impuesto puede llegar tener
desastrosa infuencia, empezando por
que era va Unpopular antes de su
creaci6n. Sobre TODD, porque el fran
c6s paga todo 10 que pufde psgar, y
el .mpuesto sobre la renta es hacerlt
pagar mas todavfa.
SIMON lZAZA.
Parfs, DIRE. de- 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-02
COBAzoN DE oBRERO

responsible 4 vos. Esta tArde
vendr6n mis- padrinos, y Al n"
quereis latiros os abofeteare
donde quitrA Que os encuentre
Y delspte De t. do el munfo.
No tsndreis que moIeSts-
ros en- ESQ. Ell autor del articu
10 no soy 20, mas no rehuso su
respopssbilidsd, Iorque es gIc'
ria para mj.
-Esa glo-ia es mis-. pro-
rrumpi6 ManfceGo entrando en-
el gabinetc. 81 deseais sAber
quien es el cue no ha querido
tendir uaTiaa 4 Ia bella Antonio
to, squf me tt neis, soy yo
-sVos1 djio Felix, con un
scento tai de sarcs smo y despre-
clio que Msnfredo Sc quedo cor
tsdo y con el coraz6n lleno DC
c6lers.
ST.. yo.... yo.... eX-
cl.m6 echando espumarsios por
Ia bocS. sRehussis batiros con-
nigcG
No deberfa hicerlo, por-
que IL PspadA de IN cabalIero
&c m.pcha cruzandose con 10 de
un hombre como vos, pero 10 hR-
go , orque teDgo Ia espersrza
de matlros y de IibrAr & Ia so
ciedsd de on reptil inmnndo.
Y sin saludsr, con ls csbtza
alta y en- los lAbios qua despre-
ciativs soDriss, sAli6 CArpig-
nsno.
/ Mspfredo quiso lsnzarse
detrSs de 81, pero Furlotti 10
detuvo diciendole:
-Ahora es inttiI.
-lEs que no puedes com.
preDder cuanto odio 20 & ete
hombrel
A MaDffedo no le importa.
b ell esc6Ddalc, 81 contrario. 10
/ buscGbs, porque era Ell tnieo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-02

sentfa por ii kaicamente ana
gratitud inmensa porque hablas
dado tu nombre & mi hiio, del
cual ella sola era digns de ser la
madre.
Carpignano. que estsba con.
vulso Y no encontraba pAlsbras
con que responder, baIbuce6:
-Natalina anna a Mznfredo.
No; ella % pura como an
angel y digna de ii. Yo to ado
raba demasiado pars ligarte
siempre & mi, pobre angel caf-
do; to respetabs y venersba 10
suhciente para consentir en- ser
tn mujer. ). lPor ESQ he prefe-
rido huir y volver al testrol
Antonieta hablaba con Voc
entrecortada, dejando YER, & pc
sar de los esfuerz0s que hacfa,
todo % amor ' 50 passion por
Felix.
Confundido, temblsndo to.
do su Ger, 81 10 estrechaba entire
sus brszos y le decis:
-lNo tienes otTo amanteI :
La mirada de Antonieta se
vel6 con una expression doloross.
-Te juro que mi corsz6n
no perteneca & nadie mas que a,
ii; que mi 6nico deseo es verte
! feliz.... IAh 81 70 fuese por
| NstaIinal
lie quedarss & cuidar de
tn hiiol
Ella tiene mas derecho
que 20, pero te prometo venir a
menudo 81 me juras no hAblArme
mas de amor.
-Es impossible. porque no
amo & nadie mas que q ii; enga.
iArfA & Nasalina 81 le dijera otra
cosa.
-Pues debes hacerlo pOr
mi, en- la seguridad de que alR6n
die me darSs les gracias,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-02
pues no creo las culpas que to

pues no creo Les culpas que te
1t 'ibuyes. Sc que no titnes
lmsnte, que todo ha sido una
pura fabula echads Svolar Dor
Il, no s6 con que inteDci6n. Sc
que sigues siendo pura, Antonie-
IA, Y por pied,d, t, suplico que
no me abAndones, Gal salir de
squf me levsnto Ia tapa de los
sesos.
La voz de Carpignano ter
mip6 con un sollozc, y Ia bsila.
rina le miro con un terror impo-
sible d. explicar.
-SPor que me torturas asf7
Climate, Felix, ' Greene: lei to
deie es Dor tu bienl
NO es verdad; si me aban.
donas, es porque no me amas,
porque Dupca me has amadc, y
sin ii 90 quiero vivir. To hijo
sera el duefo de todas mis- RI
quez.s. pero cerca de 81 verSs
siempre mi cAdGVer, muerto POI
culpa toys.
Il B,stA rs que no me
has comprfn ndidol lQuieres "a.
Der por qre te absndono1
isl; dfmelO en- seguida;
quielo saberlo
-Lo .sbrGs. y strsyendo 1
Felix jrnto a ells. le dijo cor
voz sofoesda y apoyando "a ca,
beza en- la del millonario: Nsts,
lima te ans, y le be prometidC
que serfas Gu msrido.
Parcel, que la vida SO esca
paba del cuerpo de Felix: IA
fue Ia palidez que cubri6 81
semblsnte.
Noes posibIp, dijo des
pues de IN ncmento. Ella sabt
mUy bien Que eras mi smante
No; Natalins no vefa Ell
u mas que d mi biephet hor. Il
be iurado que no to amabi, que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-02
l)esde ell Boulevard
(COntinuaci6n do Ia pdgina cuarta. ]

u v - IT 1fNHI III -
Los mismbros inglesss , rusoss de
10 Comisi6n ser&n los primsros on lls-
gar { Paris. Fl rspresentante fran.
cSs o halla aquf -. Mas tsrds lie
gard 81 real almirante Charles n. Da.
Wis, e. nombre do los Estados Unidos.
ia han prsparado 70 alojamientos
para todos.
Les difersntes delegaciones COM
prendsn I'm ndmsro do intstesantss
personaiss. Ls psrts russ la compo.
nen 81 almirante Kaznakoff tel dele
gado 6 Ia Comisi6n, tsniente ccronel
stsngsr, baron Taube, consejero judi
cia'; capitGa Clado, J los tenientss
Ellis. OFT y Schremtshepko.
La parts ingless 10 forman sl real
almirsnte Sir Lewis A. Beaumont, re-
pressntants de Gran Bretafia en- 10 Co.
mission Sir Edward Fry, consejero
Judicial, Hugh o. Bsirn, adjunto.
Mr. O. BERN es bien conocid0 en- Was
hington, donds fu6 sn otro tiempo Sc
cretario do ls embsjada inglesa !; Sir
EdwAs Fry.aus pasa 70 ds los seten-
To anos. o. uno do los mas competen-
Sss iurisconsultos dc Iuglaterra, ytsn-
drG que hab6rsslas con el baron Taube,
otro sminsnte iurisconsulto moscow
30.
El almirante Fournier, miembro
frances de 10 Comisi6n, fu6, como re-
cordsrxn muy bien los lsctores de LA
DEMoCRAsIA, uno de los miembros de
10 Comisi6n que 90 dirigi6 { los Essa-
dos Unidos hsce dos amos para asistir
/. sl dsscubrimiento do 10 sstatua de Ro-
chambsau.
AdemAs de los personajes princf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-02

dscci6n que entr6 auuncisndo &
IN seGor.
-sHs preguntado por mf2
diio Manfredo.
@HA dicho queria hahlar
con ell director.
-Pues snds, Furlotti, re-
cibelo.
Furlotti % dirigi6 q un ga
binete, y & POGO spAreci6 en- eI
umbral de la puerta de entrads
IN hombre. Estaba palidisimc,
pero traBquilo.
-sEl director del peri6di:
COZ dijo.
Soy 70, esbAllero, Y os
ruego que me hagais Ell honor
de decirme que deseNis ' quien
sois.
Soy Felix Csrpignano, el
millionaire al cuAl se menciona
en- vuestro infamante artfculo
coutra Ia sefiorita Mols: vepeo
{ pedir una satiafacci6n de 10
ofensa que 90 hace & ana joven
de Il cual no serials digno de be-
sAr el polvo que pisa.
Furlotti habia adoptado On
aire solaEadc, y diiO sonrien.
do:
: No Comprendo de ore
ofensa se traia. 81 AftfcuIo nc
contiene mas que apreciscioDs,
sobre 81 trabsiO de una arti.ta de-
teatro.
= ESQ nadie 10 discute, pc
70 no teneis derecho & mezclarOl
en- 90 vida privada.
lob, caballerol La vids
de las bailarinas eatS cubierts
con un velo tan sutil, QUE & ira
YES de 81 se descubre todc'
-lBastal seKor mfo; no be
venido squf { bromeAr. 81 nc
ouereis decirme Ell Dombre de-
Eutor de ese artfculO, cs hare
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-02

pales, fgursr&n como testigos muchos
pescsdores y marineros, dando asi un
car&cter curioso al coneurso de las
aesiones.
En- vez del deslumbrants Salon de
Embsjadorss, como 90 hsbra penssdo
primsro, ID Comisi6n % instalara en-
sl primer piso del Palacio del Quai
d'Orssy. L. ssla de sesiones es un
bellisimo departsmento, adornado en-
blanco y ORC, con decoraciones & 10
Luis XIV, espejos y magnifcos frescos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-02

,<Voluntad,s Agdilla y Mayagiiez.
xProgresoS Yabucoa.
xMayaguezana> pendiente
<Carmenx Vieques.
cana Maria, Humacao y Naguabo
xDos Hermanos, Fajardo.
xCoraz6n de Maria> descargando.
xBorinquen> pendiente.
xIsabela, descargando.
xRicardo RUIZ descargando.
<Maria ArtauS pendiente.
The Dolores star., 1905-12-22
fhe Dominant Motive,

In Paul's words, 1.-THE love Of Christ
constraineth fne," we have ttn expla-
nation Of sacrifice ana self-devotion
which would be inexplfcable il lessef
motives wefe taken into account.
Even the poor Burmese bdatnian of
whom the following incident tells. un-
derstood the divine constraint and
made his humble sacrifice as hotjYy As
the Apostle made his.
A missionary was once askfpE 4
Burmese boatfnan If he were willing to
preach the gospel to his fellow.country-
men. The fhafr was getting rood pay
ss boatmHni and the missionary told
him he would only be able to pay liifn
eight shifffngs Il month Instead Of the
thirty he was earning. Glow is it?"
he asked at last. "Wflr yon pt for
eight shillings?"
1t was hard for the man to decide.
For Some moments he sat m6tfonless;
pondering the matter; then; looking
upi he Said: ! viii not GO for eight
shilifngs, bat I will o. for Christi
The Dolores star., 1905-12-22

Some people who do not care to 90
into commercial peach growing but
who would like to have d little If thia
and a little Of that on their hoiiie place
have asked us fof list that viii weld
fruit consecutively throughout the
ripenihg season. BY planting the fol.
lowing trees fresh peaches may be had
three months in succession. Beginning
with the earliest we would plaht Alex:
ander which ffpehs from July to 10.
Then comes Early Crawford July Is;
EARLY Rivers; July 90; Hale's Early;
July 25; Triumph, August /; Late
Crawford, August S; Champion and
Cooledge Favoffte, August is; Wager.
August 20; Elbefta; September i:
Wright, September 10; Hfll's Chfli.
September Is; Crosby, September 90:
Heath's Cling; September %, and
Salway; October 1. This list is suff1.
ciently continuous to- suit anybody and
all are good with the possible exception
of the Alexander and Crawford whicii
are poof at best t.-behvef Field and
Farm.
The Dolores star., 1905-12-22

For the Christmas cakes cream one
half of a cup of butter, and add gradu.
ally one cup Of sugar, continuing the
beating; then add the yolks Of three
eggs, well beaten, one-half of cup of
milk, and one and thfee-fourths cup.
fuls of flour mixed and sifted with two
and one-half teaspoonfdls Of baking
powder. Beat vigorously, and add the
whites Of three eggs beaten stiff, one.
half OF cup each Of walnut and pecan
nut meats finely cut, and one-half of a
cupful of seeded raisins finely cut.
Bake in buttered and Toured shallow
PAM. Remove from the pan, and spread
the top with white frostihg. Cut ih
triangular shapes. and ornament each
with three green leaves, and small,
found catfdies to represent berries.
The Dolores star., 1905-12-22
CONGRESS has the lobby OH IL

CONGRESS has the lobby OH its
hands. Every great special interest
In the cotfntfy is watching the law
makers. The industries that do
not want the tariff touched at all,
lest their pet scheduals should be
disturbed; the people-.not all in
railway en1ploy - who are afraid
that government control of railway
rates wifi effect their peculiar bust
hess systems; the forces that prefer
to keep as they are Oklahoma and
the other three territories asking
for statehood; the great tfanspofta-
tion systems which do not love the
Panama Canal enterprise aalf these
are ably represented at Washington.
But the wisest members of Congress
willrecall that the country is less toll
Grant than ever of the underground
railroad way of influencing iegis-
lation. The platform Of the people
Is "a Square deal to all, and he
will be q foolish congressman who
permits the golden -tongued lobbyist
tomake him forget that. He must
represent the whole people, or he is
IN for trouble. -Epworth Herald.
The Dolores star., 1905-12-22

A husband cama home dne evening
to find a note left him by his wife.
Carelessly he opened it, but az he read
his face blanched. "My 0od;" he ex-
claimed, "how could this have hip
pehed so suddenly?" And snatehing
His hat ard Coat he flushed to d hospital
which was near his home. III want to
see my wife; Mrs. Br6whj at once" he
said to the head nurse; ''befofe she goes
under the ethers Please take my mes:
sage to her at once" "Mrs. Bfown?n
echoed the tufse. "Thefe Is No Mrs:
Brown here:' ''rhen I'M which hospi.
tai has She goiies' asked the distracted
husband. "i found this note from hef
wtefI ! cafhe home.n and he handed
the note to the nurse; who fead: dDeaf
Husband-1 have gone to have my
kifffona cut otft. ."-Ex.
The Dolores star., 1905-12-22

The judge was about to pass sentence.
He gazed down sternly on the quak-
Ing culprit.
$50 you were the president of life
Insurance company before you took to
picking pockets, eh? What possessed
you to give up that business?" he
asked.
In a low firm voice the prisoner
answered.:
my conscience, your honor"
The Dolores star., 1905-12-22
Had rolled along
The unhr0ken sOt,

AHC uupIOhcu SOlfB
VI peace OIL earth, good will to meni
Till ringing, singing on Its way,
The world revolved from night to day,
A voice, a chime,
A chant sublime,
OF peace on earth, good will to meni
But in dispalr bowed my head
There Is no peace OIL EARTH" l said;
For hate is strong,
And mocks the song
or peace on earth, good will to men. ~
Then pealed the bells more loud and
deep,
"God is not dead, nor doth he sleep!
The wrong shall fail,
The Fight prevail,
With peace OH earth, good will to nleh!'
Henry w. L0ngfellow.
The Dolores star., 1905-12-22
BORROWED W.T..
FV%V1Wv4EB

"MfE. 6dmboiyle,s'. s'.safd Johnny, who
was entertaining the young man;
what d9 you do for 4 livfn'?s You'fe i
potter, amt you?,
What makes you think 50, john
n.y." asked the young man.
Il heard paw askin' NAV the other
day why you was potterin' around
here so much.1'
The Dolores star., 1905-12-22

Milking hard, vicious cows, driving
balky horses or riding mean saddle
will produce more profanity than any
other thing on the farm. Farmers who
pray should be more careful of the kind
OF stock they keep for the hired NAH
to work with. Put such stock an the
market OF seEd them to the butcher.
The Dolores star., 1905-12-22

Leave yourself in the hands IF 1.ote.
Love is always the same, though it
causes you often to change your posi-
ton. He who prefers one state to
another, who loves abundance more
than scarcity; when God orders other
wise, loves the gifts of God more than
God himself.
The Dolores star., 1905-12-22
RELfGIous.
Christmas Bells .

Christmas Belis.
heard the bells on Christmas Day
Theif old familiar carols play
And wild and sweet
The words repeat
tOf peace on earth, good will to men!
Aud thought how, as the day had come
The bclfries Of I'LL Chfistendonl
The Dolores star., 1905-12-22

Mrs. Golitely made particularly
fine cake the other day.
"How do you know.n
II happened to overhear her telling
her guests at the table that she believed
that 1t was the worst cake she had
ever made"
The Dolores star., 1905-12-22
RANCH 4sb HOUSEHOLD.

"A cow caiI be tadtht GOOD habits
just as easily as child. Easier than
some children. Don't be In a hurry to
teach the heller what. is expected of
her Rake time and patience.
The Dolores star., 1905-12-22
RIO aRANDE souTHERN R. R,

Road down the left column and Up the right
Both trains take dinner at Dolores Rettijar
freight trains do not carry pAssengefs.
W. L. Miller, Aren't.
The Dolores star., 1905-12-22

;. Advertising rates made known on applica.
sion Address all communications TO
CHARLEs BEAR, PUBLIsHER Dolores, Colo.
signed by the author.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-03
THE GUITEAU JURY
RECENT DEATH OF A MEMBER
COMMENTED UPON.

The recent death Of Thomas H. Langley,
member Of the Guiteau jury recalls that
he was the seventh of that famous Jury to
pass away. Nearly q quarter Of q cen.
fury has passed since the verdict was rem
dered which condemned Guiteau to be
hung, and from time to time stories have
been printed of the tragic end of the sew
eral jurors who condemned him to death
all arising from the illness of one of them
some time after the law had been executed.
The remaining five Of the jury, Messrs
John Hamlin. Bright, Brawner, Wormley
and Gates. are living In Washington and
are now what may be termed old men. as
hfty-two years was the average age Of the
jury twenty-four years ago.
Mr.. John P. Hamlin, who was foreman of
the Jury. now in his eighty-third year, was
seen at his home on Columbia Heights yes
terday. Mr.. Hamlin has been for num-
Der OF years messenger to Senator Nor
gan's committee at the Capitol. Speaking
OF Mr.. Langley's death Mr.. Hamlin said:
He was most conscientious man and
good citizen. This death brings our num-
Der down to Ave. regardless Of all sorts of
stories that have been printed Of us-how
we have lived and died since we hung Gui-
teau. who when our verdict was rendered
invoked Gods curse upon US. You know
they have had me insane and in the poor
house for years, but here am. and four OF
my colleagues OF that jury are still living
in Washington, believe.
Seven of us have died natural deaths.
and I expect that the remaining five of
our number will pass away In the natural
order of mortal dissolution. I have not re-
GREETED my action and I do not think that
any member of the juhy has ever regretted
what he did," added Mr.. Hamlin.
THE confinement Of the Jury was long
and arduous one, but we came through all
right After II all MR.
graphs were requested from all parts of
the world. In reply to one sent to little
boy in Connecticut his mother sent me
beautiful gold medal, memorial of the
two hundredth anniversary of the founding
Of Yale College, which l have priced very
much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-03
Laurel (Md:l Social News.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
LAUREL. Nd, September 2, 1905.
dance was given at the Academy of
Music, on Washington avenue, last evening
by Miss Catherine Cambria. nfece of Sen
ator A. P. German. which was very largely
attended, the guests including a number
from Washington. Baltimore and vicinity.
The hall presented a rustic woodland scene
with its potted plants, ferns and bowers OF
green's. and seats were arranged for those
who preferred to while away the merry
hours in conversation.
The guests were received by the commit
tee, consisting of Miss Catherine Gambrili.
Miss Smith and the Misses Cronmller and
pleasantly chaperoned by the charming ma
irons of Laurel.
The scene was one OF unusual brilliancy
owing to the beauty of the ladies and the
sweetness OF the music. Supper was served
about midnight. consisting of Salads olives.
coffee and ices.
The supper march was lead by Miss CATH
crime Gambriil Of Laurel and Mr.. Ralph
James of Baltimore. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Gambrill, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Marriott, Mrs. Mattingly, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles III. Stanley, Mrs John p.
Berry. Mrs. John Cronmf Ter. MIS-. erowrher,
Mrs. p. C. German. Mrs. Harrison Mrs.
Bowie of Washington. Mrs. Williams. Miss
Cronmiller, Miss Snowden, Misses Williams,
Misses Sadler. Misses Berry. Miss Stanley.
Miss Harrison. Miss Waters and Miss
Sharettss Messrs- Robert Williams John
Cronmiller, Messrs. Mattfngly, Ogle, Mar
bury. Messrs. Cassard. Messrs. Billiard,
Richard WaIiach, Mr.. Hutchins Harvey
Stanley, Lee Gilbert DR.. Coggins, from