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Martial Law withdra~sn

London, Nov. 6. - A dispatch to a
news agency from Odessa says the
proclamation being due to an official
blunder.
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ETC permanently cured. No fits nervousness afssR
EtI frst day of DIR. Kline Great Nerve Rest
Send for FREE $500 trial bottle treatise.
DR. Il H. kINE. Ltd. 9Si Arch Street. PhlladelphIa. p
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No chromos or cheap premiums. bus
a better quality and one-third more
of Defiance Starch for the same price
Of other StaFches.
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a profane man takes to the tall tim
Der when the patient man begins L
say things.
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Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken OF as
q cough cure. w. OBRIEN, 322 Third Ave.
NJ. Minneapolis, Mimi. Jan 8, 1890
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SIN nm REWARD to anyone WHO can
WtOGOV0 disoEove fhlS sta4en,anf


W. L. Douglas $3.50 shoes have by their en-.
ce1ent style, easy fitting, and superior UeasInse
qualities, achieved the largest sale Of any - 50
shoe in the world. They are iust - good a.
those that cost you $500 to $500 = the oaIy
difference Is the price. II could take yos Into
my factory at BFociIton, Mass. the largest IA
the world under one roof making mems fins
Shoes and show you the care with which every
pair OF Douglas shoes is made. you would rsanze
why w. l. DoupIas $3.50 shoes are the bes4
shoes produced In the world.
IL Could show you the difference between the
shoes made in my factory and those Of other
makes, you would understand why Dossgla9
$50 shoes cost more to make, why they hold
their shape, lit better wear longer, sad ere o.
greater intrinsic value than any other $3.50
shoe on the market to-day.
~. l. Douglas Strong Aade Shoes HAss
MEN, $780, $780, BQ1a' SchGoF q
OESSS Shoes $751; 81 $7.7S, S1.6O
CAU1tON.-Insistup upon having ". DOUG
las shoes. Take no substitute. Nome genuine
without his name and price stamped ON bottom.
WANTED. shoe dealer in every town where
W. l.. Douglas Shoes are not sold. Full line Of
samples sent free for inspection upon request y
Fast Color Eyefets used; they DiH not weay brasen
Write for Illustrated Catalog Of Fat Style
WI. DOUGLAS, BrocktOns Mass
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Gulf Of California Pears.

The whole coast of the gulf Of Cali
fornia abounds In pearls, and last year
$3.50. 900 worth was harvested in lower
California alone.
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won't shake out or blow out; by using
Defiance Starch you obtain better re-
suits than possible with any other
brand and One-third more for sans
money.
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Those Who Have Tried II

win use no other. Defiance Cold Wa
ter Starch has no equal IN QuantitN
or Quality-16 or. for 10 cents. Other
brands contain only IL OF.
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USE THE FAMOUS
Red Cross Ball Blue. Large 2-oz package 0
cents The Russ Company, South Bend. Ind.
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The man who writes a treatise on
insomnia may call himself a wide
awake author.
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MIRA Windows Soothing Syrup.
For children teething softens the gums reduces m
nAnnatton, ansys pain, cures wind coU. 25c bottle
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GRATIFYING PRAISE.

Letter from Marcus Mayer, the Great
Patron OF Music and Drama.
Marcus R. Mayer, who brought to
America Nine Patti, Duse, SaIvfni.
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lss FREE BOTTLE COUPON II1ls
Send this coupon with your name and
address and your druggists name, for
free bottle Of Eulrs Grape Tonic. for
Stomach and Bowels to
AULL's GRAPH ToxIc Co., I4s Third Ave.
Rock Island, III.
GEDs Fun address ossd Write PEGiaIy.
The 1.O0 bottle contains nearly three
times the SOC size At drug stores
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DON'T FORGET

It doesn't make fellow any warm
er to be all wrapped up in himself.
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When a man is out for the dough Il
doesn't make him feel good to fan0
that his cake is all dough.
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Beware of the flatterer; he always
has an object in view.
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dear. no matter how cheap it may
be.
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Autumn leaves demonstrate that
one good turn deserves another.
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More Flexible and Las4Ina.

Remember that kind words never
leave scars.
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EEeotion Refurns 7haf Interest ~ PardeS.

a fool of himself without exciting ally
comment
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IT is the height Of poetical license
to contend that Cupid laughs in his
sleeve
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Superior quality and extra quantity
must win. This is why Defiance Starch
is taking the place OF all others.
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Some women love wisely, but most
men are not loved any too well.
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Marriage opens a mans eyes and
his pocketbook simultaneously.
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Scissors are mightier than the
sword in the hands of a literary pl-
rate
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A large 2oz. package Red Cross Bail Blue only
SCENTS. The Russ Company, South Bend. Ind
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Ths genuine has = date and number stamped
ca ms label-take no other from your druggist.
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Every maiden effort doesn't result
in matrimony.
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Ineis4 a Ceftino n.

Civilized men make liquor and
liquor makes savages.
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Fortunately the child doesn't rea-
lie that he is the father to the man.
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Imagination doth make towards OF
us all.
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When Answering Advertisements.
Kindly Mention This Paper.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-21
Ready TO obserxee EeIipss

New York. August ~ -F7...
Turner. OF the British ec.p- So"
dillon 10 Assouan. telecr''
preparations are well sdvaa. i'
q Herald dispatch from A.''.
Egypt The American. Br'..- '
Russian parties are now on q" 81 -
The Egyptian government a-..-.a
will be given and the aniIgn4.
partment will allow the use '
for delicate magnetic observa
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offered $4,000 for wfe's Deaf,

London. August ia -r..t ..'
ton has been created by Tho i. s.
Of Hugh Watt, a financier ana ....f
ly member OF parliament .or .H. d"
lachie division OF GiasLp" ~ 20
charge OF attempting to pro.t,. '..
vate detective TO assist In 'he r'.f
OF his former wife. Detect. N.'
shall testified in q police cu1- Az
that Watt offered him S2in." 6 be-
would induce the woman % ". -
Watts fat, where he pro2u,.t ."
her by the administration o. boo
form. and then 10 remove 'h' -".'
Of the chloroform with p,p.S
Watt was remAnded for ,r'a' I-
OF $4,000 The police ioIa ID
chlorOform and peppermint D.. W. 5
apartments,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-21

lions work night and day preparing
and deciphering messages,
Just before NJ. Witte left for the con.
ference chamber this morning he re-
celved a long cipher cablegram Per.
haps Il contained the answer TO the
important communication sent after
last nights conference. II was too
late to decipher IL at the hotel and NJ.
witte thrust II into his portfolio and
took II with hlni to the navy yard.
where his secretaries could translate Il.
Article II (the limitation upon Rus.
sia's naval power in the Far East was
pending when the plenlpotentiAries re.
assembled. The indications are that
it will also go over without final &C.
ton, That as well as article No. ~.
relating to fishing rights on the Rus.
sian littoral. may be yielded by the
Russians. but neither 10 THE informed
warships) nor IL or II presented in
superable difficulties. Everything now
harks hack to indemnity and Sakha-
lin. There, as from the FIRST. will be
the crux. II this can be adjusted.
the remainder viii be child's play.
Il is difiicult to fathom the Japan
mind. but as stated in the Associated
Press dispatch last night, there hap-
been vague moves In the conference
chamber which Indicate that they are
willing to consider the disputed Joints
together EN- bloc" and th's e the bA.
sis OF the main hope that they are
ready 10 compromise.
The morning session Of the peace
conference enjed at 1880 D. m.
The ENJOYS repaired 70 the lunch
room Immediately.
The official statement was issued Al
follows:
The morning session. TIE sitting
Of the session u the morning Aug. II.
continued the discussion q article IL
and the decision has not been finlshed
TIE discussion cf the article Uiu be
resumed a. ) O'Clock.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-21
ENJOYS DISCUSS
ARTICLE ELEVEN
Little Work Accomplished by
Peace Conference.
MAIN QUESTIONS HANG FIRE

MAIN QUESTIONS HANG FIRE
The prophets Of Evil" Predict that
the Meetings VIII Soon Cease and
No Peace Treaty VIII be ceneIud.
sd-kdiOurns Until Monday.
Portsmouth, August ls-When the
peace plehipOtentisries met today It
wRs with the tacit understanding that
NJ the end OF tOday's session they
would adjourn until Monday.
The prophets of evil" as those who
persist In believing that AL hope of a
treaty Is gone are called. predicted
that today would witness the hnAl
rupture and that AZ most there will BE-
only one meeting. not for a nnal e.
fort In reach an accord, but To en-
change the diplomatic amenities and
bid each other farewell. This does
not correctly represent the situation
Unless souethiEg entirely unforeseen
On either side occurs today the ana
struggle vii lie postponed until Mon.
day to give both sides time TO hear
the last words OF their governments.
No matter VIA, the written "full
powers" OF plenlpoteHtiAries ex,raor
binary may be. these modern days OF
the cable and the telegraph Which
keep ENJOYS In instant communication
with their home government. has made
mere or less Ot q Action OF the -fall
powers," which. In the Olden days
verO given 10 eavoyS charged by thelI
governments utth negotiating and SEE
ding International lssRea.
Diplomatic negotiations Arr noN con
duelsd BY IsnperOs Nicholas govern
ment than by omisSaxies. Eavoys pro
POse and emperors Il pose, Bo,h sci
% plcaiPOSentiArsee bsrs are IN ooa
tinaoas cOmmuhieatiQa vita their gov
eraDents, Aeeos-s esch tSy'B pro
os.t1 :. sg<ESl:sa..ly . 70 rOal'
es.sRg FAAfkS ssOa SStA oAss
fsupA Jupsa-.a uuc,
m ~ canpasts lhne ) n,
. M ,s.3..
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GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, MONDAY, AUGUST u. 1908
OFFICIALS HOPE TO
STAMP OUT fever
livery Day Sees Work Of Clean
ing City Nearer Done.
roTNL CASES 1901; DEATHS, 100

lneispspoIIs Health officer cOmPII'
nsenfs people Of Crescent cIty-Au-
lheritIss Claim They Are Control.
lIhs situation.
New cases in New Orleans since @
81 M Friday--1O.
Total TO date--1,SO1.
Deaths today.
Total deaths--l90.
ln the expression OF DR. Victor
Neone. health officer OF Indianapolis.
Who IL In New Orleans investigating
fever conditions that the people OF
New Orleans are the "sanest and calm
eat" he had found between Chicago
ana New Orleans and may be found
The attrlbutiye cause to what. In the
opinion OF DR.. Warner, is that the
fever, though not under actual control,
a bslng controlled.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-21

Pueblo. Colo, Angus .
Foster. foreman OF the "a ga
the Peublo Steel Works. f1'
the leath Of his daugt',-
aged i6. by forcing her 20 .A
quality 81 poison. Aud ihcr
suicide BY using the sane tr'-
eors said Ward Aid b.'ra
heavily an haS fhreatfz,
h.mseh and the "a War So
-.n-ar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-21
Three NEGROES PAY
THE DEATH PENALTY
All of Them Were Guilty m
Numbering Women.
MEMPHIS HAS TRIPLE HANGING
The Crimes Of the Men Had No Con-.
neetion With Each other-G,,er,l
Bones Crime Was One Of the Mos,
Revolving in Criminal History.

Revolving in Criminal History.
Memphis, August l9.-Three l,gro
murderers were hanged her. .... A.
ternoon by Sheriff Monteyyr- .a hi,
deputies.
The crimes OF these men f4.r no
connection with each Other I.r moJ
brutal was that for which g. ..ra!
Bone, a huge limbed negro p.. 'le
death penalty. His murder vi Matte
Maben. the wife Of another n.grc. VAS
one of the most revolving crime, ever
committed In Shelby county h. en-.
tered cabin early on the Muga,. Of
Jan, 1, last, killed the woMaa. and
carried her body to Wolf river. aayre
he tried to hide evidences Of a,. a..ine
by sinking the body in TIE 3D.
He was arrested and at ng,. y.4.d
guilty. but upon advice OF h., ,J.a,cl.
changed the plea to no. EY,y Ne
was convicted after a shor, '~..
James Norfieet was execu'.! g.. he
murder of his wife on a train a..- "a.
pleville, on the morning OF D.. Il.
1904. The body OF the wou.a vas
found In a cabin full OF buch,ha Nor
fleet was brought to trial and .ory.ct
ed on strong circumstantiN p. .rre.
On Dec. II. 1904, John Champion
committed the crime for wb..a yAd
the death penalty. lie m.s,.n. IS
paramour, Irene Jones, in a o. .or' n
this city. The woman had ,ct, ta4m.
pion. He followed her % rh- -.-
and without warning sho' her Fad
He also shot another n,gruos $40 20
covered. Champion escape ..a az
for time, but was cap'JrI % Pr
lucah, KY, last January saI 49,. %.
victed three weeks later.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-21
Can't Pass Through Alabama.


The fact that Alabama has issued
an order prohibiting the passage OF
through passengers from infected
points through that state has cause 4
some annoyance here as II threatens
20 aid 10 the difficulties of the rail.
roads. Another evidence Of extreme
quarantine 10 given by Vicksburg,
which has now put an embargo on all
freight from Louisiana. The quarantine
OF the Mississippi towns against the
gulf coast In that state bars all sol.
dicrs whom Governor Vardaman has
sent from time 10 time to do service
ON the coast in maintaining the quar-.
an,ine against Louisiana. The case
at Starkeyille. Miss, Ii that oi q sol.
der who has been on quarantine duty
on the coast
DR. J. NJ Lindsey. of Nashville. has
appeared at mass meetings here AMI
sought 20 put questions TO the Isc-
tuners In the tenth ward he caused
some excitement by rising and desiring
20 know how the tever got here
whether through the importation % z
person Of an injected mosquito.
DR.. Oechsner said now was not the
time 10 try TO SETTLE how the fever gol
here-t va sthe TIME tor all TO co
operate In the effort 10 stamp II out
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-21
pooDIlsss % Nams TiSkst.

AslsneA. August is-Rs-Oluttoaa
calling upon the PoVaiiSts OF ever,
ooan,y IN the state TO bald county Goa
vpatoas and nominate county and ~
dleial ucksts VRfs aeopssd ~ q STATS
Popais, oOpeNfe soe hela IN the uait'
ed Ansgioe.1 All IN Atlanta TSaF~
Day. u mas Aito 6ecias4 - pua .
Hazaa TO- - aala. ne = -
6. = -,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-21

New Orleans, August 2i,-Today's
reports Of the fever situation develop.
ga no material change In conditions
Tho night was a swelterlng one. but
Che early reports OF the physicians
ng Inspectors showed little variation
aslom the usual number OF cases and
@lths. The federal authorities said
1at every day sees their system OF
Nofl3pearer 10 perfection, AMI the op-
boft0hities for controlling the sickness
enhancing. The absence OF dlmlnu
4l0n In the daily report OF new cases
u q source OF disappointment but It
is explained that the authorities must
e0ntlnue TOE Es!st upon notification Of
every case OF fever II the campaign
Is 10 be successful
There IL 30 opportunity now to silt
&ha eases OF malaria aud typhoid from
yeaterday.
louisville and Nashville officials to.
fay had the new quarantine orders OF
Alahama explained. They DO not az
feet the through travel out OF here
nor through travel into New Orleans
bat are intended to prevent people In
Rev Orleans from acktrScklug into
Alabama. II has been found that ei.
forts have been made by people who
have been to New Orleans to get 10
polnss In Alabama by going to Allan
"a and other points In the south,
Summing up results of the campaign
80 date DR.. Beverly Warner said today
thai n was the opinion Of the health
enthoritles that while the fever could
not be said 20 be uudrr control II Is
b8lng controlled and that the chances
are that there IL NO longer danger ot
a SERIOUS epidemic. nr Warner ada
ID that n was DIR. whites opinion thai
n Il bad not been for the splendid
. volunteer work which had been dom
by the citizens In screening and oi,inr
Aaa In taking other prccRusions rec
nmmehded by the local health author
ttlca. New Orleans today would prob
nbly be IN the throes OF an epideml
na devastating a. were some Of ,hos,
80 previou, yvers With condition.
~ they are today the feeling Rmoul
al those OF rn.s u charge OF ,hs
tight 10 Gnc Of E.-' nopc.
The death pc'c,r.agc continues q
Decrease zach ga, shows a larg,
e'rheT Of patiru,. '.,.areed. The
iamscy s.Il joND,. ,.'der typs
shPpsdckAc>s rathe~ '.ar .lV.rl one
ing otirulcn,
! iu1. arg nun IT, o'ass .,... ,..r
Ne haihe sea, slth Witch ts, OBJ, q
pilot o. mah!1g "a 1u 40 ,a.., . .,
keR q prscl'cc They u-u .t .
60 of tf- preceding % boz.
~ y ~ a. Italians have reac..
Rev. over TIE Mississippi VaUr
70 hen they reached the uuio
tra.'y WIRE DETAINED AMI rvpo.
S.S,... y -essnce there tv,sphoued ?,
taakn nsladQaarterS. TIC iiaian
iaktAa &hes had oceu chased ca, O
~ 20. q Eat Baton Roose. mAa
~ the point az sho;guat zee
100 ,ase tho train az alEeru
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-21

Sydaey. New South Wales. Angus.
is-CORhrmatlon a the report that
tn Ne--N'1 ISLANDS were vfSiied oy
hurr.-- AID ,idL wave on June
- has besa vue~ived here. One hzn.
dred lives we're lost
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-21

Hcog Koag. AuVUss ls-The GDpil
sAkica q he Chinese eo@mualoa IN
Ais eify 10 mese an4 ei1n1aa tAa ahei-
A1onEienn bcycnk. haa been .ralnsat n
1',A.aaN na egFs1aer < -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-21

HOustoa. Tx. ugus; 70
Ger tr1ln No. I. d ne Hoo~f''- :.
aad West reHAs asluoaf 49,
Ssrpvepogt was srzi.e4 -,
OooascA nnf iarirs rec Trt. -
HaGinses ,eEar c. vss So
1|s-r~,.,l - s,l.,. s~vsSsl -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-21

nlk,satlen In MIsSisslppl.
Aiiss, August sl.-Dr.
~ fever expert, st'
- bOari of health,
n 49, Mile yesterday to In.
vS<sp. Nspieioas case at that
point. Re. brninE reported that the
patlent sS Us Ner,ng from malartal
AsmsturiA 800
Tie morning Stport nom Mississip-
pi CITY sAyt that there are no new
cases there.
Surgeon wSsden. Of the marine hos.
pital. advises SECRETARY Hun1vi today
that q rigid house-so-house inspectlon
Ia being made Of every town GA the
coast 10 determine whether there "a
any more yellow fever there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS COOKE AND MR.. E. z. BAR
BoUR MARRIED.
Beautiful Ceremony at st. Patrick's
Church-Travel Plans-Per-
sonal Notes.

Miss Alice Roosevelt, who has been in
New York for several days, accompanied
party to Coney Island Saturday night, and
is said TO have thoroughly enjoyed the at
fractions there. She is expected back to-
day or tomorrow and starts for her Gin
cinnati visit the last of the week, every
hour of which has already been -empted
by engagements of a most attractive kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-29
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths have been reported
to the health office for the forty-eight
hours ended at noon today:
Indiana Allen, 10 years. 1885 Wyler court
northeast.
James Baker &C years, Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Joseph S. Berry. 2 years, 2706 Dumbarton
avenue northwest
Bonnie L. Bragg, years, 144S Church
street northwest
Catherine A. Butler 20 wears 1oo5 Dict
Charles H. Churn. 81 years. Washington
Asylum Hospital
Andrew Davis. ~ years. Washington Asy-
John II. Eller, months, 10 street
northwest.
Elma Grady, 2 hours. 2224 18th street
northwest.
William Harris. 60 years. 1347 2Sth street.
lege.
Mary E. Jordon. "A years, 1913 Prospect
street
Jennie Keough % years. Providence Hos
pital
George H. Lowrey, 81 years, 1912 9th
street northwest
John Marshall Sc years Freedmen.s Hos
pital.
Harry R: Nelson, "a years, 1925 nth
street southeast.
Charlotte Meredith, Ga years, 1925 F street
northwest.
Jonathan c. Miles 81 years, 112 Maryland
avenue northeast.
Kate Miller, 30 years, Emergency Hos
pital.
George A. Plummer, SO years, 1887 Sd
street northwest
Francis A. Reynolds, 46 years, 927 street
northwest.
Preston j. Snowden, 65 years, 231s l.
ST. Get.
Nathaniel T. Taylor, So years, 327 1st
street northeast
Charles Thompson, 81 years, 1916 Both
street northwest.
Mary j. Turner, &c years. 1014 F street
northeast.
Susie Washington, L month, 2o19 Sth
street northwest
Austin Williams, 1 month St AIMS In
FAINT Asylum.
Theodore Wilson, l year, 102S Backyard
hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-29
fly viii summer. as usual. at Newport
where they have taken a cottage.

The Haytian minister and Nine. Seser
are looking forward to the early return
of their sons from Paris, where both have
been at school for several years. and also
to visit from their niece, Miss Louisa
Bourke. who is coming from Jamaica, and
who is pleasantly remembered as former
member of their household a few years
ago. Their sons and nieces will accom-
pany the minister and his wife to Deer
Park, where they have taken a cottage for
the summer and where they hope to be es-
tablished later in June.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Conway
Peters and Capt Smedley Darlington But
Ter, Z. S. NJ. c., will take place Thursday
ar Bay Head, n. J. The latter is the son
of Representative and Mrs Butler of
Pennsylvania and is well known in this
city. where he has been several times de-
tailed. Mr.. Samuel Butler will be best
ma, and officers of the Marine Corps will
attend as ushers. The Misses Edith NJ.
Peters and Hope c. Peters will attend
their sister as maids of honor. Capt But
Ter VIII take his bride to the Philippines,
where he will be stationed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-29
MARRIED.

WARE-KLISE. on March 10, 1905. in Alexsn.
dria ( the parsonage OF the Rev. J. w. Enell
EDGAR WARE and LOUISE V. KLINE, both
of West Washington ID. c.