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The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Miss Ada Gnliland. of Washington.
was guest of Miss Smith Friday, and
attended the Christmas dance at the
Maryland Agricultural College.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Miss Margaret TroweT. OF North Caro-
lima avenue southeast, who has been
suffering with a bruised ankle. the re-
suit of being run over by a wagon, is
much better
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
Notes and Personals.

The next meeting OF the Rrigb wood
Knockers Club VIII be held at the
home % Miss Jauneter Cooley.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

The Hyattsvine Gas and Electric Com
pany has rented an office in Rogers
Row. where the local superintendent,
Z. G. Bucklin, viii have his headquar-
ters
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Miss Vivian Edwards spent the latter
part of the week with Miss Mcdonnell.
of College Park.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Miss Sarah Knight is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. George Calvert. jr, OF College
Park.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

On Monday last a reception was given
by the club in honor OF Mrs. Marion
Willet
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home % Miss Jauneter Cooley.
The BriEhJwOOd Athletic Club held 2
meeting at its club rooms Tuesday even
ing and admitted VIII Mac and Donald
Johnson as members.
G. Glascoe and wife visited relatives
In Washington last week
Mrs. Van LOrsen. Of Baltimore, who
was the guest of Mrs Melgelson during
the Thanksgiving holidays. has re-
turned 10 her home
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Emerton. who
We're recently married are now IN New
York city. where they expect TO remain
for few weeks.
Charles Schuech recently visited his
sister, Mrs. Glascoe-
c ". Gaccn and Charles Dugby. Of
Alexandria. are in the southern part Of
Virginia, hunting.
Paul Dexter visited friends in Takoma
Park last Saturday.
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BrOOkIand

DrOOkIaDd
AT a meeting held last Monday in the
residence of Frank McHugh, the Phunny
! PhelloWs' Club made arrangements for a
smoker and dance, to be given during
Christmas week at the town hall. The
! affair viii be in honor of Charles Hor-
ner and Stanley Dyer. two of the mem
bers of the club. wh0 attend the Uni
veTsity OF Virginia
The lecture delivered by DR.. Michael
p. Smith. c. S. p. at the Mcmahon Hall
. last Tuesday night, was largely attended
| by the student body, and also by a
number from BrOOkland. He gave a his
! torical summary of the old missions
along the Pacific coast. and talk with
/ views on the San Francisco earthuuake-
! AessFs. Burr Bros. are making ar
| rangements TO establish a branch of
/ the United States Savings Bank in
| Brookland.
At a recent meeting of King David
Lodge. No. q. the following officers were
| elected:
r. A. Crenshaw. master; Charles z.
Molster senior warden. William H. Nc
CRAY, junior warden; NJ. d. Null, secre-
tary: Charles Z. Baldwin. treasurer;
William o. Firovea; senior deacon; 1. S
| Pennypacker junior deacon; ". c
Parry, senior steward; Laird L. Neal,
junior steward; o. Hammerbscher, mar
shall. John d. BIoodgood. chaplain, and
Thomas ]. Zones. tiler.
"
Rhode Island avenue is being graded
and macadamized from Fourteenth
street 10 Brentwood road With the
completion OF the bridge at the Bait
imore and Ohio railroad tracks a shorter
route will be available.
Mrs. w. o. WetzeI is spending a few
days at the home of her daughter. in
Cedarville, Md.
Miss Aura Aiiddlekaufr has as her
guest Miss Emma Heyser. OF Jacks
Mountain. Pa.
II. l. Jackson, who has been visiting
his brother. Mr.. r. s. jackson. OF 27Od
Twelfth street, has returned to his home
IN Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c Carmick and
son are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Carmick. OF Newton street.
Miss May stroman. who has been
visiting in Fairfax Court House. Va.
has returned home.
The Rev. Father Southgate. pastor of
st. Anthony's Church. has returned
after a short visit with friends and
relatives in New York city.
Miss F. Jackson. a teacher at the
Brookland School, has been compelled
to abandon her duties at the school
owing to nlners.
Robert Crook, manager Of the Me-
trOpoItan Life Insurance Company, in
Little Rock. Ark. and George Crook,
manager of the same company, in
Wheeling, W. Va, are spending a few
days with their uncle. Nicholas Crook.
Miss Annie Markey, of Thirteenth and
Monroe streets, is sp=nding a few weeks
with relatives in Germany.
The Senior Farther Lights of the
Brookland Baptist Church will meet
next Saturday at the home of Miss
Amelia Etz to take up a study of
Africa.
Mr.. and Mrs Minnie Blanch have
permanently located in Cincinnati
Joseph L Sullivan has been trans
ferred from No. Il Engins Company 10
No. II Engine Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, OF South Brook
land, have moved to the city.
Officer Houser. Of the Brookland
police force. is spending few weeks
in the country. David Roach is taking
mis- place.
Thomas II. Crook, who mas been very
III at Providence Hospital, was able
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DR.. Francis Petrola, of G53 PennsyI-
vania avenue southeast. accompanied by
Or. II. Herbert, left this week for a
trip through West Virginia.
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The Christmas dance at Maryland
Agricultural College was held Friday
evening.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Olivera, Of Fifth
street southeast. twins.
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Thomas II. Crook, who mas been very
III at Providence Hospital, was able
to return to his home Thursday after
noon.
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A committee has been appointed by
the council 10 interview Sydney Z. Mudd
relative to the erection OF a new post
office at Hyattsville. The committee
follows: Dr. Charles A Wells. ]. A.
BIundon. Arthur Carr William Guista,
Charles Earl, Roger Bells. W. w.
Smith.
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Miss Olive Grady, daughter Of Hiram
Grady, Of this place. and Thomas Mac
Williams were married Wednesday
evening by the Rev. Thomas J. Pack
ard, rector OF Christ Episcopal Church.
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The Metropolitan Presbyterian Chris
tian EndeaVOr Society, of Southeast
held a business meeting Wednesday.
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- Mrs. Robert Otterback. Of 722 A street
southeast entertained a few friends at
her home Friday evening.
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Mrs. P. II. smythe gave a card party
Thursday afternoon
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Mr.. and Mrs James PaTran and son,
Of southern Maryland. are guests Of
Capt. and Mrs. r w. Sylvester, OF Col
lege Park Miss Florence Bowen is also
a guest at the home OF Mrs. Sylvester.
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Officer Houser. of the Brookland
police force. is spending a few weeks
in the country. David Roach is taking
mis- place.
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Bert Saufman, the drummer at Chase
Iheater. who has been i'll at home, 651
Pennsylvania avenue, has recovered.
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The Rev. Father Southgate. pastor of
st. Anthony's Church, has returned
after a short visit with friends and
relatives in New York city.
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Mrs Mitchell Smoot was the guest of
Mrs. Arthur Wheeler, Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Scott. OF South Brook
land, have moved to the city.
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Miss May Stroman. who has been
visiting in Fairfax Court House. Va.
has returned home.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

William w. Doup spent a few days
this week with A. e. Rowedd. at West
End.
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Rockville

Jonathan W. Baker has sold his farm
Of l23 acres. situated near Germantown,
oi. the road leading to Gaithersburg. for
$5,75, to Charles L. Small, OF this
county.
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tleti4 E4OGANNI GUtleAls OF SOuLueaSI,
held a business meeting Wednesday.
4 tea was given by Paymaster Adee
Saturday, aboard the Mayfiowcr. at the
navy yard. Mrs. Martin. wife Of Pay
master l. B. Martin. L. S. N. helped
To receive. Among the guests were the
younger officers of the hosts service.
The Ladies Auxiliary, Carnation Camp,
Royal y. o. a. are arranging for a
bail, 10 be held at the Naval Lodge
Hail. Fourth street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richar Vaughan, of Capi-
toi Hin, have as their guests Mrs For
ester and daughter, Hilda, of Drayden
Nd.
ass Sadie Bohanon, who has been vis-
ting Mrs West Russell at the Georgia
Flats. southeast, has returned TO her
home IN Southern Maryland,
Th1 WashinEtonians gave a dancss
khursday at National Rifles Armory.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Miss F. Jackson. a teacher at the
Brookland School, has been compelled
to abandon her duties at the school
owing to Illness
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OF ls3 acres, situated near Germantown,
o.. the road leading to Gaithersburg. for
$5,T5 to Charles L. Small OF this
county.
A suit for absolute divorce was sod
in the Supreme Court, in Washington,
on Tuesday last by George 7. Brashears
ssG.nst Lester N. Brashears. They were
married at Rockville. on December I3,
1905.
Sherwood high school. near Sandy
Spring, this county, which was recent
ly closed because OF an epidemic OF
measles and tonsilitis. has reopened
again.
On Tuesday last the county commis-
si0ners passed an order opening the old
Georgetown road to public travel after
yesterday. This road had been closed
against travel for more than a year.
Leo Harper and Miss Carrie Selby, OF
Gaithersburg. this county. visited WASH
ingtOn this week and obtained a mar
riage license. and before returning to
their home were married in that city.
Col. and Mrs. John T. Brady. OF
Kensington. have issued invitations to
the marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Lillian st. Claire Brady. 10 Joseph
Wheeler Freeman. the ceremony 70 take
place December I9.
on account Of the Illness Of Mrs e
J. Hartshorne, of Kensington. president
Of the County Federation Of Women's
Clubs, the meeting which was 10 have
been held at Kensington on last Tues
day has been postponed until some time
IN January.
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G. Glascoe and wife visited relatives
In Washington last week
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

The young ladies Of the Brentwood
Methodist Episcopal Church have or
ganized, with the purpose of establish
ing a branch of the Epworth League
Meetings are being held regularly on
Sunday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Miss Kathleen Mercer, of Rose Gar
den, n. Y, is visiting Miss Clara o.
Graham.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

The Ladies' Guild of the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church. Fourth and r
streets southeast. recently presented
Mrs. Joseph Arnold. president of the
guild. with a handsome silver tea ser
vice.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Miss Lois McGee, who has been Wis
iting for several weeks at FaiTmont, W.
Va. has returned to her home, at River
dale.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Miss Margaret Nanse spent Monday
evening in Washington with Miss Mary
Pond.
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Notes and Personals.

ture.
Notes and Personals.
The Christmas dance at Maryland
Agricultural College was held Friday
evening.
The Hyattsvine Gas and Electric Com
pany has rented an office in Rogers
Row. where the local superintendent,
Z. G. Bucklin, viii have his headquar-
ters.
A special meeting Of the town council
was held on Monday evening for the
purpose OF fixing the assessment Of
property on the south side OF Johnson
avenue to defray the expenses of the
sidewalk recently constructed
A committee has been appointed by
the council 10 interview Sydney z. Mudd
relative to the erection of a new post
office at Hyattsville. The committee
follows: DR. Charles A. Wells. ]. a.
Blundon. Arthur Carr. William Guista.
Charles Earl, Roger Bells. W. w.
Smith.
The young ladies OF the Brentwood
Methodist Episcopal Church have or
ganized, with the purpose of establish
ing a branch of the Epworth League.
Meetings are being held regularly on
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. w. GInder. Of locust avenue.
is recovering from a severe attack OF
pneumonia.
Miss Lois McGee, who has been vis-
iting for several weeks at FaiTmont, w.
Va. has returned to her home, at River
dale.
DR.. George McGrew, of Cleveland, is
visiting Col and Mrs. J. S. McGee.
Albert Turner. OF Woodville. has re-
turned after spending a week with his
sister. Mrs. Charles II. Welsh. Johnson
avenue Mrs. Frank Lied. OF Baltimore,
is also a guest of Mrs. Welsh.
The Sleepy Hollow Club was enter
tanned Thursday evening by John Wade,
at Firwood.
Mr.. and Mrs James Parran and son,
of southern Maryland. are guests OF
Capt. and Mrs. r W. Sylvester. Of Col
lege Park. Miss Florence Bowen is also
a guest at the home OF Mrs. Sylvester.
Miss Vivian Edwards spent the latter
part Of the week with Miss Mcdonnell,
of College Park.
Miss Ada Gnmand, of Washington.
was a guest of Miss Smith Friday. and
attended the Christmas dance at the
Maryland Agricultural College.
Miss Sarah knight IS visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. George Calvert. jr., Of College
Park.
On Monday last a reception was given
by the club in honor OF Mrs. Marion
Willet.
Miss Margaret TroweT OF North Caro-
lima avenue southeast, who has been
suffering with a bruised ankle. the re- |
suit of being run over by a wagon, is
much better.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Olivera, of Fifth |
street southeast. twins.
Mrs. Robert Otterback. Of 722 A street |
southeast, entertained a few friends at /
her home Friday evening.
DR.. Francis PetrOla, of Gs3 PennsyI- !
vania avenue southeast. accompanied by 4
DR.. H. Herbert, left this week for a /
trip through West Virginia.
Bert Saufman, the drummer at Chase's
who has been i'll at home 651
Pennsylvania avenue, has recovered.
The Ladies Guild of the Metropolitan
Church. Fourth and r /
streets southeast recently presented
Mrs. Joseph Arnold. president of the
guild, with handsome silver tea ser
vice.
The East Washington Baptist Church
has elected the following Christian En-
deavOr officers: President. r. /
Jenkins; vice president Jesse Sweeney.
treasurer, Kirby Jenkins; recording sec
reaTy. Miss Teresa St4rkweather; cOrre-
spending secretary. Miss Agusta She'll
horn.
WHAT'S WOPN TNSTOE
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Paul Dexter visited friends in Takoma
Park last Saturday.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

The East Washington Baptist Church
has elected the following Christian En-
deavOr officers: President r 7.
jenkins; vice president Jesse Sweeney.
treasurer, Kirby Jenkins; recording sec
reary. Miss Teresa St4rkweather; corre-
spending secretary. Miss Agusta She'll
horn.
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allSCbncN0.

Mrs. Joseph s James has issued in
Vitations 70 the wedding OF her daugh-
ter. Frances Throclxmorton, to James
Roy Michou Nicholson, of Gloucester
county, December 26.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Carmick and
son are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Carmick. Of Newton street.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Miss Annie Markey, OF Thirteenth and
| Monroe streets, is Spending a few weeks
with relatives in Germany.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

DR.. George McGrew, Of Cleveland, is
visiting Col. and Mrs. J. S. MCGEE.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Robert Crook, manager Of the Me-
tropOlitan Life Insurance Company, in
Little Rock. Ark. and George Crook,
manager of the same company. in
Wheeling, W. Va, are spending a few
days with their uncle. Nicholas Crook.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Joseph L. Sullivan has been trans
ferred from No. Il Engine Company TO
No. II Engine Company.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

The Sleepy Hollow Club was enter
tanned Thursday evening by John Wade,
at FirwOod.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Mrs. J. w. GInder. OF locust avenue.
is recovering from a severe attack OF
pneumonia.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

The Senior Farther Lights of the
BrOokland Baptist Church will meet
next Saturday at the home of Miss
Amelia Etz TO take up a study of
Africa
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Albert Turner Of Woodville. has re-
turned after spending a week with his
sister. Mrs. Charles H. Welsh. Johnson
avenue Mrs. Frank Lied. OF Baltimore
is also a guest of Mrs. Welsh.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs Minnie Blanch have
permanently located in Cincinnati
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Charles Schuech recently visited his
sister, Mrs. Glascoe.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

II. 1. Jackson, who has been visiting
his brother. Mr. r. S. Jackson. OF 270d
Twelfth street, has returned to his home
IN Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Mrs. Cobban, who recently visited her
son, Harold CObban, left Wednesday 70
go TO Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

The members Of the Episcopal choir
gave a green tea" Saturday evening
at odd Fellows Hall. The tea was fol
lowed by d dance later in the evening.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

At meeting held last Monday in the
residence of Frank McHugh, the Phunny
Phellows' Club made arrangements for
smoker and dance, TO be given during
Christmas week at the town hall. The
AFFAIR viii be in honor OF Charles HOr-
ner and Stanley Dyer. two of the mem
bers of the club, wh1 attend the Uni
Versity OF Virginia
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

tn" Village Improvement Society gave
an entertainment Tuesday evening at
the home OF Miss b. c. Merrifield The
program consisted of a piano solo by
Miss Gertrude Kibler, a duet by Mrs ]
w Garner and Arthur s, Hall, and
vocal solos by Miss Emma Leaman and
Miss Mary SmoOt
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Messrs. Burr Bros. are making ar
rangements TO establish a branch of
the United States Savings Bank in
Brookland.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

The lecture delivered by DR.. Michael
p. Smith, c. S. p. at the Mcmahon Hall
last Tuesday night, was largely attended
by the student body, and also by
number from BrOokland. He gave a his
torical summary of the old missions
along the Pacific coast. and a talk with
views on the San Francisco earthuuake.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

The Ladies' Missionaries Societies Of
the Congregational Church met with
Mrs. Helen c. Raymond Friday after
noon.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16

Miss Aura AiiddlekauI has as her
guest Miss Emma Heyser, OF Jacks
Mountain. Pa.
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q sE23 BerkelsY. .BBiI4l 3 az! lnn
, ,Gar9ner, 81. y. Oanu8y, Isaac b. Eng
, d..
LEyEY CHARGED WITH IT.

Charles Levey, who is charged with
! the authorship Of the circular, is q
former camden negro man, who was
for a number Of years engaged in
editing q paper In Baltimore, and in
educational work among his race. He
returned to Camden sometime ago
and seems not to have bean hailed as
q leader by the men Of his race at
home. a warrant has been issued
for Levy.
A few months ago he published an
article In The State In which he scor'
ed the men Of bis race in Csmden,
ending up with an appeal for whip
ping posts, and since that time there
has been bad fesllng batween himself
and other colored men Of the town.
R,u. T. J. Williams replied to him In
The State and the men whose names
appear on the circular think that its
appearance is q scheme Of Lsvy's to
sntagonIze the white people against
them. While there is no excitement
here now over the occurrences worth
speaking Of, the citizans fesl that o
thorough investigation of the affair
should be- instituted.
Sentiment Is divided among the
white people as to the real author
ship OF the circular, Some think
that the circular is, genuine and that
the men whose names appear thereon
are responsible for 1t, but most OF the
best cit'zsrs of the town sre giving
the men the benefit OF the doout.
They do not bslievs that colored men
OF their intelligence and business
prominence would be In sympathy
with such movement and that II
they were they would hardly leopard
la their standing in tbs community
In which they earn their daily bread
by allowing their names to appear Oh
an incsndiary pspnr.
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= ,uI Ten Cents.

a. G 'eenv.le, S. O., J. M. Ray
orIne, = , ung white man claiming
Oe6arLoTn, Ga, ss bis home, was
seriously cut In an affray with Raipn
MoOall, bis companion, Wednesday.
Both men were drinking blind tiger
Hhiskey and ube trouble was the out
como Of dispute over ten cents, Ray
oone WAS cursing and pursuing Nc.
Call, when the latter drew his knife
and Inflicted a long cash across Ray
horne'S neck. McCali was locked up.
He came from North Carolina severaI
yoars ago. Rayborns's father Is
B.ptlst minister qt Cedart0Un, Ga.
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w Waiked In His Slet p.

Master league Harris, the twelve
ypa1.u'a son OF Mr.. W. P. Harris OF
Y ;ucgs township, Laurens county,
&c ,r-,,;. usly rcconplished remark
Il. feat few nights ago. The
. nth is = Aomnanublst and at two
.'ao:k W:Gn ad4v niQht the entire
.sicl,'f Mr. Il .rris was aroused
y rri.a from Lne o)y who was round
, .c"I IA ;h- c imney top, twenty
-. I ab ~" hls sleeping apartment, ne
VIZ cl bee up Though the
Gl.ufJ rG'lanay 'rom al open hfe
~, IN rs rnGn1 w1t'e asieHp s.nd +
Id ~as Inn e1lLteiy secured anC
r.. i.r VS. e clei from his pc:ilous
, Il inn
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Girl Ended Life.

At Chicago Miss AbaVia Thorp, dis-
appointed in love, Thursday fired q
bullet into her head, killing herself
In the office where she vac employed
as a sssnographer. 4 bundle OF let:
sers carr'e1 next to her heart and
written by George e. Scott, attorney
for the Illinois Humane Society,
,sused the Coroner TO begin q fruitless
1851 ch for the man. Scott, it Is said,
almost collapsed when he heard over
the telephone thst she had killed
herself. MISS Thorp, 1t is said, visit
eG Scott at the Office OF the society.
He is divorced. Frien6s OF the girl
understood see and Scott were engsg'
ati to be married. o. one OF the let
ters was g psncil notation made per
haps only D short time before death
by the girl, She had scraWled:
" Judge not, that ye be not
Judged"
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Many On One Tree.

A tres bearing tWenty-three dis
tinct varieties of fruit and nuts is
growing on tna farm Of Thos. Glaze,
IN Bsaton cnuuEy, just ac;oss the
Willamette RIVER from Albany, Oreg-
II Is hsslrhy and furnishing. Mr..
GlaZs undertook to grJW the tree as
n experiment., and by judlcious
gr2f,tnH, Egs succeeded in producing
marvel. II. secured all the kinds
Of peaches, pluus, and pruncs that
Ia cyuld and grated them onto the
trunk Of healthy growing apple.
tree. AL the gratis are growing and
bearing. Then, as o further expert.
nsnt, he grated On almond branch
on the sams tras, and Ii also is grow.
Ing.
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Slew Sixteen.

Sixteen CT the so.called Christian
Filipinos who were dealing in Man
iaya slaves in DaVao district Of Mil
danao, Philippine is lands, have been
slain by the avenging relatives OF the
women and chill dIen stolen.
Details OF the tragedy have b2eo
rsce!vad here. Eight M!ndayas en-
rarei an Isolated bulldog occupied
by the slave Sraili5kars, killing toem
Ill. The hoIae aul al It's contents
g;e:a Destroyed b. fro. Save batting
t7 carried On By F;l!pinos along the
esgtera COAST OF M!-dauao, and until
tho pr2c5ic, shall have bsen broken
up by the authorities IL Is expected
reprisals OF the character described
will continue.