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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
Pennsylvania Railroad City Ticket once

At the city ticket Office Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. SOB Market street, VIII
mington, through tickets 70 all points can
be obtained, sleeping and parlor car reser-
vations made, and orders mny be left 10
have baggage checked from residence or
hotel through TO destination. Full in
formation regarding train service to all
points cheenully given. Telephone call
ID. & A. 3250t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
STRIKERS OUTwlTTEO GUARDS.

Associaie Press Dispatch ~ special Wires.
Pittsbufg, Pa, March 3. 3.-Despite
the presence Of armed guards at But
termilk Hollow, where the Carnegie
Steel Co. is erecting a bridge to con-
rect with the Wabash Railroad, the
s rikIng bridge-wurkers today sue
ceeded In reaching the non-union men
and inducing 70 to quit work. There
was no trouble.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
DR.. FORREST Injured.

DIR. George W. X. Forrest was, thrown
from bis carriage on Ninth street between
Adams and Jackson, this afternoon. his
head was lacerated and he was painfully
bruised. The accident was caused by
tbe breaking Of a body bolt on the car
rage. The doctor was able TO 60 to his
home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
rrnngell.t nyds b Enworlh.

Rev. K. L. Hyde, a successful
evangelist, who has charge OF the after
services at Pitman Grove ICampmeet-
inc every year, and who has just CON-
pleted an engagement at Lakewood,
N. j., where there were over 100 con-
versions, will conduct a three weeks
campaign OF revival services at Ep-
worth IA. e. Church, beginning Sun.
day, March 18th.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
JEWELRY STOLEN.
Robbery at the Residence Of Miss Mary
A. Dolbow.

Robbery at the Residence OF Miss Mary
A. Dolbow.
A few days ago burglars entered tho
residence Of Miss Mary A. Dolbow.
1915 West Fourteenth street, and
stole about 500 worth OF iewelry,
including bracelets, rings, watch fobs,
stick pins and watch belonging to
her and her brother. many of them
priced for their associations. Some OF
the stolen articles are marked with
the names Of the owners.
At the time OF the robbery Miss
Dolbow was in Reading. Pa, where
her brother, Henry Dolbow, was i'll.
She had been ia Reading for more than
a week and when she returned home
on Thursday evening she found that
the house had been robbed during her
absence. Miss Dolbow is a school
teacher.
Three years ago the house was rob
bad of a quantity Of clothing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
Chnncellor NIcholaon IN.

Chancellor Nicholson, who was to sit
in this city in Court OF Chanoery and
in Orphans Court, on Monday, will not
be here, Word was receivedthis morn.
ing that he was confined TO the house
with grip and probably would not be
in Wilmington until Wednesday. Ihefe
will be no Court Of Chanoety or
Orphans Court sessions on Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
RESCUE WORK RETARDED.

jackson, Miss, March 3. Judge T.
W. BIame Of Macon, Miss, who wai
in Meridian last night and reached
jackson today, says that up to
o'clock this morning y dead bad
been recovered from the wreckaqe Of
the storm and that the property loss is
estimated at several million dollars.
The wholesale district suffered worst.
Rescue parties we're unable to make
much headWay during the night,
owing to the total darkness, the city
gas plant having been destroyed.
Many of the principal buildings and
manufacturing plants were destToye ed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
Reduction Of Force.

At the local shops of the p, B. &
W. railroad at Todd rs Cut, 90 men have
been laid off in accordance with orders
The men were employed in the machine,
repair and car shops and is in line with
the laying off of the employees on the
divisions of the Pennsylvania system.
1t is stated that no further lay of is ex-
pected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
MAY IDENTIFY VICTIM.
Philadelphia Man Making Inquiry About
the Delmar Victim.

the Delmar Victim.
George NJ. Taylor, an employe OF the
Electric Light Bureau Of Philadelphia,
came to Wilmington this afternoon TO
make inquiry concerning the finding OF
the body Of man at Delmar yesterday
morning, and after inquiry he stated that
he was satisfied that the deceased was
Charles Matthews of 1882 Winter street,
Philadelphia. where he resided with his
sister, Mrs. William Deresky.
He SAYS Matthews sent a letter stating
that he would arrive in Philadelphia on
March I'd, and it is supposedJhat he was
on his way home when he fell from the
train. He was last heard from in Harris
burg, Pa. Mr. Taylor went 10 Delmai
this afternoon to look after the remains.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
BLIZZARD IN THE MORT INVEST.

Asociated Press Dispatches ov Special wires.
Lincoln, Neb., March 3. -RailIoad
traffic 10 Nebraska is somewhat de-
moIalized by the blizzard which struck
the State yesterday, but schedules
are being resumed today.
Low temperature prevails over the
State, but fruit experts believe that
crops are safe.
Superior, Wis, March 3. "A north
east gale, which began blowing yester-
day, continued with undated ensrgy
today.
Little snow fell. but what there wa
piled in drifts. Street cars are run
ming with great difficulty. and wire el
are tangled badly. The velocity Of ths
wind at one time reached e5 miles an
hour
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
.rne 90 of Connamora. !"

In celebration Of the l03d anniver-
cary Of the birth of Robert Emmet,
the Irish patriot, which occurs tomor-
row, the lrish-American Dramatic
Ulu b will present the Irish comedy
drama, 1.-The Rose Of Connamofa, y
under the auspices of tn % Irish Amer
lean Associations, at the Grand Opera
House next Monday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
SOUGHT TREATMENT.
Colored Man With Small pox Walked to
Tarnhurst.

Yesterday afternoon, William Seit,
colored, walked from Wilmington 20 the
Emergency Hospital, at Farnhurst, and
upon being admitted informed Superin-
tendent Blackburn THAT he believed he
had the smallpox.
Drs. Tomlinson and Forrest, after an
examination, confirmed his suspicion.
The local health authorities heard that
the man was at large and spent several
hours searching for him before they
learned that he had gone to the hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
CUSTOMS BUSINESS.
A Great Record in the Local Office for
Last Month

The local customs business during last
month was far in excess of that Tor Feb
ruary 1905, and from present indications
March will be much better. in that par
ticular than March a year ago.
Last month the total value Of imports
coming through the local Office was S14, r
44O, as against S6lS during February
1905. The cash taken ia last month
amounted 10 81 .76O.22, while for Febru-
ary 1905. the receipts we're S66S.S4.
The oil exported last month amounted
TO 7.2i2 1870 GALLONS. valued az S366, lOi,
as against 2.54i ,463 gallons, valued az
Sl9l 643, for the corresponding period oi
Inst Nonr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
COMING WEDDINGS.

Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Genevieve Rakestraw,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rake
straw Of Kennett Square, Pa, and Arthur
r. Pratt Of Goshen, Pa, on Wednesday,
March 7th
The marriage Of Miss Edith Taft, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Taft, and
Walter Scarlett of Kennett Square, Pa.
will take place at the home Of the parents
Of the bride, on Thursday afternoon ct
o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
sIortuary statistics.

according to the records Of the
Health Department. "a deaths, y
births and 81 marriages we're reported
in this city this week, while for the
corresponding period Of last year there
we're 5s deaths, - births and 10 mar.
rlages.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
rbr.. cbarqes Against One Man.

Special Dispatch to Eyer, kvening
Milford. March 3.-Three warrants
have been sworn out before Magistrate
Fisher of this town for the arrest OF Fornie
scott charging him with passing worth
iees checks adultery and desertion OF his
wife. He is reported TO be missing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
Delaware Hospital Desires Furniiurs.

Delaware Hospital Desires Furniture.
"In this moving season." said a
member Of the board Of managers Of
the Delaware Hospital, this morning,
"the Delaware Hospital people will
appreciate il very much II donations
are made Of furniture which people
have no further use for. Strong chairs
are needed for the wards and bureaus
for the nurses rJomH. All gifts Of
this kind will be highyappreciated. "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
mo shIp cnnnl prolect.

The resolution introduced in Con-
Qress by Representative Mudd tf
Maryland, providing for a survey of
the proposed Delaware Ship Caual
route, nt a cost not exceeding Si0 COO
has been reported favorably and poll
,f tbs House Indicates that 10 will
pass that body, alter which it vii so
to tue Senate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
Became hi On the Street.

Mabel Jackson, colored, was taken i'll
near Pennsylvania avenue and du Pont
street, early this morning and after treat
ment at a nearby drug store was sent to
her home, 1914 Walnut street, in the
Phonix ambulance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
Fingers Hurt.

AS. Webb of 2l9 Elm street. employed
at the Todd's Cut shops of the p, b. &
w. railroad, had the index and second
fingers of his right hand severely bruised
last evening. Detective Jones dressed
the injured members.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
clnarlnr. an the KYoeE.

The clearines in the local banks
TOR the week ended at noon today
amounted to sl,5T3, ,32s, as against
1874, O75 for the corresponding week
Of last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
,,..,. 80 a,,fs

James d Orsay, a baritone Of merit,
will sing Rossini's Propaoatis" at
the late mass ia st. Ann's X. y.
Church, Gilpin avenue and Union
street. tomoIIoN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

Nj. aud MIS-. William K. Quillen
desire 70 thank their friends and &C
quaintances for their kindness 10 the
deep o-reavement Of their son, Willie
Hendricks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
GASOLINE Exploded.
Setting Fire to an Awning and Damagin
a Machine

0UITNB FT0 70 IN HWHIH8 IHU VdHI7HI"8
a Machine
Much excitement WAS caused hy a slight
fire at Third and King streeist about noon
today. A peanut roaster, owned by
George Genopolos, who has a stand on
King street in front Of the markethouse.
in some way got out OF order. A small
quantity Of gasoline, which is used as
fuel, exploded, and the blaze set fire to
the awning and a sign Before serious
damage was done the blaze was extin-
g,nshed. The damage to the roastei
was slight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

Itching, torturing skin eruptions, dis
figure. annoy, drive one wild. Doan 3
Ointment brings quick relief and lasting
cures. Fifty cents at any drug store.f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

Many ills come from Impure blood.
Can't have pure blood with faulty diges-
tion. lazy liver and sluggish bowels, but-
6oek Riood Bitters strengthens stomach,
bowels and liver and purifes the blood"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
CLERK I.a.riss on DUTY.

Joserh e. postlos, clerk 10 The clli
Of Ciiy Treasurer 1iaiuo, reported for
duty ibis m0iniuQ, after an absence
Of two DAYS, the result Of illness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
Recnrd Rreakers.

Saltzeiver g. Bupp's spring hats. Call
and he convinced. lO6 West Seventh
street,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

Sour stomach and nervousness relieved
by DR.. Wards Headache Powders. Try
them.F
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

Remember we allow you MORE for your old piano or
organ in exchange Than any OIher piano dealer on The
market. SEE AGENT AT CLAYTON HOUSE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

Use Silver Suds for cleaning silver
Sold by druggists and grocers.*
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY
IS ON At ENGLEHOOD

ENGLEWOOD. n. j.. July 10-There
was a large crowd out this morning to
see the start of the first qualifying
round of the annual national golf cham
uiOnship. at the EngleWOOd Club links.
The mercury was up 20 blood heat,
but a slight wind made the situation
bearahIp Most of the United States
Golf Association officials were on hand
at the first tee TO give the players the
The first pair off was Park Wright. of
Ruffalo. and w. S. Simpson. Short Hills.
n j. Chandler Egan, present title
holder. and Henry kryn, Crescent, We're
the third pair. and carried a cluster
of spectators. Walter j. Travis, former
international champion, and Ellis
Knowles, runner up last year In the
intercollegiate event. We're the eleventh
couple. and took another large gallery
Jerome D. Travers, who Is pared with
Harold Weber. OF Toledo. did not get
away until 2:30
Among the widely known players on
early were George T. Brokaw, Garden
City; Howard Gee, Princeton, Max
Behr, Morris county; Dwight Partridge
Bedford, Douglas Laird, Princeton;
Fred HerrersdOrff, Garden City; A. W.
Tilinghast. Philadelphia, b. b. Case,
oil City T. G. Stevenson, Boston; Muir
ray Olyphant, Euglewood; Q. II. Blake,
IT,, Columbia College; Percy r. Pine,
ID, Princeton, John NJ Ward. Fox
Hills; +. Q. HOTstm9n. Washington, ID.
c. George $, Lyon, Toronto, Canada; J.
G. DilWorth. Pittsburg; Dr. D p Fred
ericks. Oil City, and Brice S. Evans,
Boston.
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
MUTUAL IIFE'S HEAD
MAKES GOOD SHOWING

NEW YORK. July 10.-President
Charles 4. Peabody has transmitted 10
the pollcyholders Of the Mutual Lie
Insurance Company the first semi-an-
nual report on his work as president
of the Institution. He expresses much
satisfaction with the conditions that
have been brought about and the pros
pects for sun further accomplishment.
Ths executive stam has been complete
" changed. Thorough investigation has
been followed by thorough reforms
Revised bylaws and a new code OF or
ganizauon have been adopted. The
board of trustees now exercises real ana
vigorous authority over all affairs. Suits
have been started 20 recover wasted
funds from those responsible, and econ
onies of over 1,000 000 a year IN man
agement have been efrected. At the
same time the amount OF money held
in bank has been reduced SlI5OOOJJ by
its permanent investment: which has
effected an increase Of N,lo00o in the
income The English and American
public accountants have just finished
an Investigation of the concerns Of the
company and certified that the assets
are worth almost $4,000 more than the
figure at which they are carried on the
books of the company,
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
CAST0RlA MAKERS VICTORY
OVER INFRINGING FIRM

ST. LOUIS. No. July IA decision
OF importance 10 manufacturers OF
proprietary remedies was today handed
down by Judge Finkelburg. in the
United States district court. in the case
Of Centaur Company vs.. Palestine Drug
Company.
The complainant company. Of which
Charles II. Fletcher is president. is the
manufacturer Of "CastOria," and sue
ceeded TO the business OF Samuel
Pitcher. the original inventor. The de
fendant, the Palestine Drug Company.
has been putting up ''CasJoria" in this
city and the Centaur Company claimed
that It's rights were infringcd upon. The
suit which has been pending Tor sew
eral years, and which was vigorously
contested. was decided In favor Of the
Centaur Company. 4 perpetual iujunc-
ton and an accounting Were ordered.
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
FUNERAL PLANS AWAIT
Mr.. JOHNSON'S ARRIVAL

No arrangements for the funeral OF
Mrs. Louise Johnson, wife Of Philander
c. Johnson, of the Washington star
who died yesterday in her apartments
in the Victoria. will be made until the
ARRIVAL Of MI Johnson. who is expected
70 reach washington tonight
Mrs. Johnson had been in IN health
for some time. but her condition was IN
no wise serious. and death came uneE-
pectedly as q result Of heart failure.
Mr.. Johnson IS away on his vacation.
and when he received the telegram tell
ing Of his wifes death IL was too late
for him 10 get train yesterday. aEd
he will not reach here until this even
ing
Mrs. johnson was born in New York.
and later lived IN Chicago. Her mar
ried life was spent i'm this city, where
she had a large number Of friends
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
THREE ASSAIL ONE
DRIVING IN MALL
Unknown Men Knock Driver
From Seat in His
Surrey.

". II. Betters. of 12e Second street
southwest. hobbled into the Fourth pre-
cinct station. about O'Clock this morn
ing, badly beaten and bedraggIed. He
said that waile driving through tho
mall At Maine avenue and Four-and-a-
half street southwest. ne WAS knocked
of the seat OF his surrey and dragged
in the sand By three unknown men. one
OF whom was colOred
According 10 Betters. the men emerged
from dark spot along the roadway
and one OF them asked for q match The
request for a match was followed by
several hard blows in rapid succession.
He was unable 10 identify his assail-
ants and the police are making a search
10 locate them
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
Perreard PrOcLain1S
Liberty and Equality
"Vive la French Cook A bas le Beef a la
Can," Cries Patriot in Summoning Sons
of Freedom to Basfile Celebration.

count" Perreard. proprietor and
guiding spirit of the French Castle, In
z street. Will celebrate next Saturday
the fall OF the Bastile. in accordance
with his invariable custom and in his
usual style. It Is going 10 be unusually
interesting-so IL is said
The count IS a business man as well
as a patriot and lover Of liberty, as Is
somewhat evidenced by the following
address, which he has issued to the pub
lie:
Reptiles and Sons o. Liberty: Once
again, /. the Gentleman from France
the sole survivor OF that glorious epic,
The fall of the Bastile,' win celebrate
the anniversary OF that soul-stiTring
event on the evening OF Saturday, July
a. 1906. at the FrcnvS Castle.
''Ah! the bittcr-so.,ef memories. Again
] am at the head Cf my revoiutiOnists,
The Washington times., 1906-07-10

standing midst the ruins Of that monu-
ment 10 slavery and despotism. waving
my torch of fbe tty. that was 10 tighten
your way 10 freedom, my American
brothers But the smoke goes up the
chimney Just the same
''Ntve Ia LDerte ct Ia Cuisine Fran
caise. a bas le Beef a la can. Banzai.! .!
Toujour lie Memeii
count PERREARD."
At any rate the performance viii be
nearly as much as is claimed for it.
There will be an abundance OF red wine
and any quantity Of fiery memories OF
things that may very well have hap
peued-if the listeners credunty keeps
IN good repair If the ghost Of the Bas-
tile comes wandering around downtown
Washington on Saturday evening, IL viii
be made 10 feel a deep and poignant
regret its material prototype was ever
in a position to fall.
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
WESTERN INVENTOR WILL
TRY FOR BUBBLE RECORD

COLUMBUS. Ohio, July l0.-Carl Rob
Crsteiu has invented what he declares
viii bee the fastest vehicle on earth.
IL IS a motor cycle. which he predicts
viii make three miles minute. lie IN
tends TO take % 90 the CTmuud-Ddyt0na
beach I'm Florida the fastest track in
the world. and with 1t beat the record
Of two miles in 5s 80 seconds, now held
by Victor pemeguot q Frenchman.
MY machine is a unique aauir.' sai1
the inventor. 'Ir has the least wind
resistance Of any that has ever been
planned"
The vehicle viii be OF two wheels and
viii weigh 5o0 pounds. Ii Will have a
Ial-iueh wheel base and 33-iUrh wheels
IL viii De- operated hv "a four cylinder
ZU-larse power motor. The power
viii Doe transmitted Oh jhc wheels ky a
brVel and chain.
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
BRIDE Of COSSITT
BRINGS BODY BACK
Young Woman HeartbrOken
After Fatal English
Wreck.

NEW YORK. July 1O-Mrs. Frederick
Henry C0ssitt daughter OF Judge
Dugro, OF this city, whose husband was
killed I'm the wreck at Salisbury. Eng
land. on July ], was a passenger on the
North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm IT. which arrived here TODAY
from Bremen. southampton. and Cher
bourg The body of Mr. Coesitt was
also on board
Mrs. Cossitt IS young woman and is
deeply affected by her loss. On the trip
she made several requests 70 visit this
body OF her husband, but was prevailed
each time % wait untl after lAncing.
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
FOLEY, FAMOUS HOLY
CROSS ATHLETE DEAD

WORCESTER. Mass. July lo-Daniel
J. Foley, former weu-huOwn Manhattan
and Holy Cross College football star,
died last night at ST. Nincent's Hospital
where he was rushed and an operation
for Appendicitis performed Saturday.
when he was taken suddenly 80 here.
The appendix was broken and perl
tonitis had set In when the operation
was performed. and there was little
chance FOR Hls recovery lie was one Of
the greatest football players ever turn
ed out at Holy Cross,
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
MINE POLICE ARE HELD
ON CHARGE OF MURDER

STTTEENVILLE. Ohio, July 1o.-R.
w. Talbot. captain OF the mine guard
al Bradley. gnc Guard II. j. Preston
we're arrested on a. charge OF murder
l7gr niEht as result 0t "a shooting
ARRAY at Bradley. July T. one of the
five persons shot ~ that time died later
from his wounds,
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
ATHLETES
DEFEATED BRENTWOOD

The Patterson Athletic Club Of Wash
iEgton jouIneyed 10 Brentwood on sun
day and defeated the team representing
tbat place by J. 20 6. The heavy batting
Of the winners and the fielding OF An
dcrson were the features. The score:
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
BLANKS BLANKED
BY DUPLEX TEAM

There was another oue-sided contest
IN the Printing Office League yesterday
afternoon. when Duplex walked away
with Blanks by 15 20 o. Duplex started
with four runs IN the first inning and
never during the game did the Blanks
get near enough 70 home to make
seora a possibility Score.
The Washington times., 1906-07-10

Earned runs-Dupley. 6. First base on balls
on Singleton. 2. or Speer, j. Hits made
or singleton. q. on speer. @ Struck out
BY Singleton. g. by SpssE z. Home nun
sneer. Threa-base hlt-Dr8m. Two-basa hits
-llactgane and Tyson. stolen bases-HcIle,
lIcCartr-r. Fischer and j. Herbert. Hit by
pitcher-By sgeer, T. Wlld pitch-SlnElet0n.
Passed ball--Strudley Umpre-Berser,
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
THE VERY REASON.

Mr.. Nuritch-What, You want 10 mar
IL my daughter Why, you aln't able
to support yourself
Young Nervy-Quite So That's the
very excuse ] gave 20 my family Tor
wanting 10 marry your daughter.
The Washington times., 1906-07-10
GEORGETOWN NEWS

The Rev Mr.. and Mrs. Zed HeteI Copp
and family Of 1911 Wisconsin avenue
northwest. are spending the summer al
T-enilWorth. Nd. Mr.. COpp is the newly
appointed probation officer Of the Dis
trict.
Charles KenEla. Of Wisconsin avenue
northwest, has gone 10 Newport. r. l..
TO spend the summer.
Clinton Riley. formerly OF Georgetown.
now Of New York. is spending several
days here,
A Clyde Morgan. Of Georgetown, has
gone 10 New York
Mrs. Frank P. Moroney and son have
gone 10 Richmond, Va, on a visit.
Frank v. Onutt, Of 1926 Thlrty-third
street northwest. who has teen critical
ly iu at his home for the past two
months, ls slowly recovering Some
weeks ago be suffered a stroke Of
paralysis, which resulted In the loss Of
speech.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Harry l. Myers and
family, of 1921 Wisconsin avenue north
west. have gone to Richmond. Va, TO
attend the twelfth anniversary celebra-
ZION Of the wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry c. Chamberlain. which viii take
place this evening. SIR. and Mrs. Myers
viii return Thursday. by way Of Nor
folk
Mrs. r. G. POston. OF Teuleytown, D.
c.. has gone 70 visit her daughter. Mrs
John q. Osborne OF Shenandoah juno
tiOu, West Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Maynard. Of 1915
Thirtieth street, VIII leave Saturday for
Oleut0u. Nd. 70 spend two months.
Mrs. T. II. Henzhaw, OF 1874 Thirty
fourth street northwest. has gone TO
Germantown. Md. TO spend two months.