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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-19

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The Washington times., 1906-09-14
FLIRTING HUSBAND
FORGIVEN BY BRIDE
Clings TO Him When Arrested Because
He Did Ali the House
work.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Sept. 14-Deciaring
her absolute faith In her husband, IN
spite % the fact that he had been fired
Sino on a charge OF ''mashing," brought
by young girl, Mrs VIII Eskert
Twenty-Five years old, and a bride Of
six months, became hystericaI and faint
ed IN the arms OF an officer, who Rcd 10
lead her from city han police cour,
why" she explained. "he does ray
sCTubbinE. sweeps. cooks, and does
everything I ought to do nd works ten
hours I'm the factory besides. He is
kinder to me than any other husband in
the city IS 70 his wife"
She was revived and carried into the
office OF the city chemist. where she de-
uounCed the courts verdict Her hus-
band appealed the case. She was ac-
companied by her mother-in-law. and
the TWO women wept IN each other s
arms while the court attaches aided
Eclkert In securing 9 Londsman.
The Washington times., 1906-09-14
.CAPERS SEES DEFEAT
OF TILLHAH MACHINE
Result Of South Carolina Primaries
Encourages Republican National
Committeeman.

capt John @. Capers. Republican Ma
uonal Committeeman for South Caro-
lima. sees much that is prophetic in the
bitter struggle among the Democrats
IN his state few days ago. at which
Time the Tillman candidate FOR the
nomina'iol for governor was beaten bv
a large majority. and the uquor dis
pensary which has thrived under sss
Senator's guidance since 1870 given
black eve
4 was Interested In the fight only
from the standpoint OF a good citizen"
said Captain Capers 20 a Times reporter
this morning. The whole campaign.
marked at every point by hatred and
animosity. resolved itself into a question
Of whether the people We're 70 be ruled
and crushed by The dispensary machine
which T1liman champions so earnestly
/ have always opposed the dispensary.
and always viii. That very thing drove
me from the Democratic party in my
state"
The Washington times., 1906-09-14

Baltimore and Return, SI-a5, Baltimore
and Ohio r. r. Every Saturday and
Sunday. All trains both ways. both days.
except Royal Limited.
The Washington times., 1906-09-14
GRATEFUL FATHER FINS
OWN MEDAL ON HERO
Doesn't Await Action by Carnegie
Commission TO Reward
RescueT.

WATERBURY,. Conn. Sept. 1.-THE
Carnegie Commission may not think he
is worth noticing. but the man who
saved my girls life shall wear a gold
medal OF valOr just the same" declared
CuTtiss Squire. OF this city. as he pinned
an deliberately decorated badge upon the
breast OF Daniel Reardon before a large
assemblage OF guests. who gathered in
the herO's honor
Ftes rdOn saved Miss Maud Squire
from drowning last month. Mr.. Squire
complains that the Carnegie Commits
sion has refused 10 recognize the deed.
Miss Squire was bathing at Walnut
Beach. She swan far out beyond heI
depth. became frightened and sank
Reardon dashed through the crowd.
plunged into the water and reached the
spot where the girl had sunk Reardon
dlved and caught her by the hair. The
girl seized him about the neck and both
sank 20 the bottom. There Reardon
wrenched himself loose After q feaTfui
struggle he finally dragged Miss Squire
ashore.
The Washington times., 1906-09-14
MRS. LEES DEATH
ENDS NOTABLE LIFE
Prominent III Early Social
and Official Circles Of
Washington.
CHARITY FER LIFE'S WORK
Was First Directories of City Orphan
Asylum, Serving FOTty-fOur
Years.

Death yesterday afternoon OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Blair Lee. AT her home in
Silver Spring, Md, claimed one Of the
most notable figures in Social and Off
cial life OF the early days of Washing
ton. Mrs. Lee was in the eighty-ninth
year of her age. Funeral services win
be held at Silver Spring tomorrow morn
ing and later in ST. Johns Church.
Burial viii be made in Arlington Ma
tiOnal Cemetery.
Mrs Lee was closely associated with
the administrations OF Jackson and Van
Buren, and from her earliest childhood
had the memory OF close relationship
with the former When her parents
moved To Washington she was made a
member OF President Jackson's family
until the Blair home could be made
ready. She assisted President Jackson
In his correspondence and official work
In the last years OF his life Jackson
eNacted a promise from her TO come
and see him in Tennessee She went for
a last visit to the man who had been
so great part of her childhood. She
was a grown woman then, and when
she came away from Jackson's home
she brought with her the wedding ring
of Mrs Jackson, which had been worn
on the Presidents watch chain since his
wifcs death. and another ring which,
was presented 20 him by Mrs Eliza w
Custis on FNsbruary 22. 1926. and which
AIRS. Custis had sent him by the hand
of Lafayette The ring was Of AmerI-
can gold ana contained lock of the
hair of George Washington
Told Van Buren of Defeat.
Ia the days OF Van Bureu's admins
tration Mrs Blair was i'm high favor
at the White house. When Van Buren
was defeated it was the treu Miss Blair
that carried the news 20 him Havinc
started cut with her father and Martin
Van Burcn. jr.. 10 convey the sad news
10 Mr. Van Euren AT his home on Wood
ley Lane the two men lost their cour-
age when they saw Mr. Van Egreu
working i'm his garden and turned off the
road. tcllng Miss Blair she must be
the one 90 carry tle news. Van RuTen
helped her from her horse ana seeing
her te2r-stained face, did not wait for the
announcement, but said. My dear. IL
IS unnecessary FOR HvOu t0 tell me. /
SAW those two towards ride past the
gate. and I know that If their news had
been good they would have come with
You"
Mrs Lee witnessed many OF the most
exciting and terrible scenes attending
the war. and was intimately acquainted
with much cf the inside political history
of the strife.
Last of a Distinguished Family.
Mrs. Lee was the last 10 survive Of
the family of the Hon. Francis p. Blair.
ST. Mrs Lees mother was "a Miss Gist,
daughter of Nathaniel GEst, and the
granddaughter Of Christopher Gist. the
early Kentucky explorer who Informed
Daniel Boone of that country. On her
mothers side Mrs. Elair, ST., was
descended from the Howarus Of Mary
land and the Careys Of Virginia Mrs.
Lee was "a sister OF the late Montgomery
Blair. formerly judge in St louis and
afterward Postmaster General In Presi-
dent LinCOln's Cabinet. Another brother
was James l.. Blair, a lieutenant in the
The Washington times., 1906-09-14

There's Safety as Well as Profit
IN depositing your funds In banking dept
Of Union Trust Co.. 1914 +, Interest paid.
Deposits subject 10 check al Will.
The Kentucky Lunch Room,
1873 New York Ave, is now open.
The Washington times., 1906-09-14
Baltimore and Return, Baltimore and

Ohio r. r. Train service Every hour
on the hour" Z a. N. 10 S p. N. week
days. Returning In Ike manner
The Washington times., 1906-09-14
WOmen's $3.50 skirts at $4.98

THESE skirts are made Of fine
black navy and brown Panamas
and high-glade v0iles in black and
cream. with a fair proportion OF
Worsteds In novelty plaid patterns.
The styles are varied and all copied
from the latest and most approved
models ALL sizes. and a good
range OF extra sizes for stout wO-
men.
The Washington times., 1906-09-14

$500 HaTpeTs Ferry and MaTtinsbuIg;
Sl.35 Berkeley Springs; S2. 90 Cumberland
and return, September 16-Leave Bal
timore & Ohio station SOS a. IN. Return
ing leave Cumberland 6. Berkeley Springs
:. Martiusburg S. and Harpers Ferry S:40
D. IN. same day. Delightful opportunity
10 spend Sunday IN country.
The Washington times., 1906-09-14
RICH NEW YORKER WEDS
MRS. RHINELANDER STEWART

LONDON. Sept. 14.-Mrs. Rhinelander
Stewart was married yesterday to James
Henry Smith. the wealthy New Yorker.
at Phones Lodge. Mrs. DrexeTs place In
InveTnessshire. Scotland The Rev.
James Anderson. minister Of the parish
of Alvie. in which Mr. Smiths shooting
lodge OF DunachtOn is situated. omlclat-
ed. A huge bonfire Is burning on AlVie
HIN I'm celebration of the wedding.
The Washington times., 1906-09-14

United States navy. who resigned his
position. went To California, and placed
the first steamboat on the Sacramento
river and laid the foundations of a great
fortune. Her youngest brother W6s tho
late Francis i. Blair, 1r.t the free soil
leader OF Missouri who was also a mem
Der of Congress. general commanding
the seventh corps OF Sherman's s army,
and afteTWard Democratic nominee for
Vice President on the Seymour ticket.
Mrs. Lee was a life long member OF
ST. Johns Church, when young, singing
In the choir.
Active in Local Charities.
She was active in the organization of
many local charities, now well estab-
lished. such as the Children's and Co
lumbia Hospitals, Tut her chief labor
and devotion were given 70 the Wash
ington City Orphan Asylum. founded by
Mrs. Madison and Mrs. Van Ness 10
provide shelter for the orphans OF the
war of 1872 OF this Institution, Mrs
Lee had been a manager Tor nfty-seVen
years. and the first directories for forty
four years, during which time II has
cared for thousands of orphan children
from tho District Of Columbia, Mary
land and Virginia, providing during the
civil war Tor many a soldier child.
both North ans South.
From lS62, when she became nrsL di-
rectOress. until compelled by age and
blindness to give up work about eight
years ago. Mrs. Lee labored constantly
for the home. During this period the
institution passed from dependence upon
irregular contributions 70 an assured in
come from accommodations and endOw-
ments. Her duties as first directories
have been ably discharged by others
but she has been, though absent, regu-
larly elected for eight years, as a tribute
20 her devotion
She was also prominent I'm social and
historical organizations, having been the
nrst and organizing president or the
Washington Club and regent of the
Mary Washington Chapter of the
Daughters OF the American Revolution.
The Washington times., 1906-09-14
ON ADAMS APPLE;
PARALYZED TWO HOURS

TIFFIN, Ohio. Sept l4.-Charies
Wrenn. an implement dealer. was stung
on the Adams apple while on the fair
grounds today. and was completely
paralyzed for two hours.
The Washington times., 1906-09-14

Quality Ice Cream j Popular
It's c. & S. Velvet Kind. At druggists
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02

Left Louisiana with Husband for
Wilds Of Mexico.

2prciAl 10 Tue Times Dernncrats
AshviIle, N. G., May "a Mys
terry surrounds the disappearance
Of one Of the most popular young
women Of this city, who waH
married Dec. ~ in New iberia,
La to John G.. Cavendish Her
maiden name was Josephine Hood.
The couple left New Iberia soon
after the wedding ceremony tor
Southern Mexico, stating to the
parents Of Miss Hood that they
would be in the wllds for some
time and that they cou'd not write.
Nothing was thought Of the 81
lencc Of the young woman TOR
several months, but now the FAM
" has become alarmed. CaVen
dish rave his address IA vera
Crnz. care tho American consul,
but that official stated he has not
been at the consulate Cavendlsh
told several PERSONS III New iberia
that he expected soon to return
to England; that having been a
way from his home since h g
fought with the Beers he believed
he should return. 1t was believed
for some time that he had taken
his bride there, but none OF his
relatives Or friends have heard
from him. The bride is eighteen
years Of age and member of one
the prominent families Of the
State. She is a daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Hood Of Asheville.
Mrs. Hood is here and is almost
distracted by the silence of her
daughter.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02
Have you aBesdfor a Home?
Why not?0nr jduIt or yours?
tbrR71 BUILDING ASSN.
Railroad Tax Election.

On Tuesday next the people OF
this city will have a long wished
for opportunity that Of showing
| how much they are IN earnest III
the desire TO acquire new TaIrodd
facilities through competing lines.
Two propositions will be pre-
aentcd 10 the tax payers involving
| the qltstion whether the property
tax payers will be wiling 70 vote
upon themselves two special taxes
in AID Of two new trunk lines Of
railroads. the Central Railroad
Company of Louisiana and the
New Orean-, Crowley and West
ern RrIlway Co., which are seek
ing an entrance INTO this city.
There seems 10 be no Oppo7l
ton to The tax propositions. There
can be no doubt as TO what the
result will be if tie advocates Of
greater New Iberia Will do their
duty on Tuesday by taking the
| time to vote.
DO not depend upon your neigh
Dor or friends vote to carry the
propositions vote yourself
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
Qualification Of Applicants for
Certificates to Be Held in July.

Hon. J. B. Aswell, State Super
intendent of Education, IS send
ing the following notice to thu
parish superintendents Of ednca
ton: "By authority Of the Louisl
ana State Board Of Education
hereby announce tina. the next re
animation Of white teachers f0l
certificates of qualification will be
held on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, July 80 and 81 and
August /.
"The examination for cOlored
teachers will be held on Friday
and Saturday, August 3 and A.
Baton Rouge Times.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02

DO not fdl 10 order a copy Of
the new city directory when the
canvasscr calls upon you, as the
BOOK will be sold only by subscrip.
ton, and you will certainly want
a copy when it il completed as it
will not only contain all the facts
in regard 10 New Iberia and Jean.
erette, arranged in convenient form
for ready reference, but historical
and descriptive matter which will
make the volume a valuable addi
ton 20 your library.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02

Capt. Jno. +. White, who has
had his Office for several years
10 tn Enterprise Office, and who
was one Of the well known writ.
ers On the staff of that journal.
moved into new quarters with
the Western Union Telegraph
Co., on the lat inst. In his new
location he will devote his entire
time 10 his growing real estate
and insurance business.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02

The following communication
accompanied by a copy Of The
new railroad and telephone map
Of Louisiana was recently received
at this office, for which our thanks
are due Representative J. &.
Akers The letter explains itself
OFFICE OF THE
RAILROAD COMMISSION OF LOUIS
lana. BATON ROUGE.
Hon. J. G. Akers:
In compliance with the
request in yOnr recent favor, ]
take pleasure in sending you
herewith, copy Of IN o Official
Railroad Map Of Louisiana, pub
llshed by this Commission.
The free stribution Of this
map IS intended IA an aid to the
public in the shipping Of freight.
and the transportation of passen
gers, between points in Louisiana
and is also intended to advance
the progress Of railroad building,
and increased transportation ia
cllities in the State Of Louisi
ana.
Kindly acknowledge receipt.
Respectfully,
w. NJ. Barrow,
Secretary.
Mr. 4 + Willard
Editor IBERIAN
Compliments
J. G. AkeIs,
Baton Rouge 5, 20, 1906
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02

When the eminent Wa Ting
Fang was Chinese minister At
Washington he was the guest OF
honor at one 81 the leading clubs
where he made an address, and
was afterwards entertained by
some Of the younger members who
thought it would be great fun to get
the oriental diplomat intoxicated
They Piled him with champagne,
higbbaIls and beer until about
three a. m, by which time most Of
the clubmcn were maudlln cool AZ
cucumber, Mr. Wa surveyed the
crowd, ana said graycIy. in his per
feet En- dish: "Uf didn't know this
club was composed entirely Of gen
tlemen should say that you fel
lows were trying to get me drunk. "
The session adjourned very short
ly thereafter,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02

special ~ RI" Tin" Democrat New IBERIA
May ~;
AT meeting Of the Board Of
Public Education this morning it
was decided to commence erection
at an early date Of three public
school buildings. At each end Of
the citytherc will be erected large
commodiOus six room buildings TO
cost : -, 900 each, and in the cen
tral part will be erected hand
some high school building to cost
from Z 10000 to SO, 600
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02

Senator Foster filed in the Sen
ate on May 2oth, apctition signed
by 700 Louisiana women against
Senator Smoot, the Mormon from
Utah. Similar petitions are arriv
ing at the Senate from al parts Of
the country as aIesult Of a concert
ed movement to place american
women on lecor1 against polyga
my.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02

Wednesday, May 30th, Of this
week was Decoration Day. TrI.
bntes of flowers and respect were
placed npon the silent homes Of
many thousands Of the country's
heroes who had done much in max
ing the history Of the United
States OF America.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02

We publish this weck the full
text Of Congressman Broussard's
address before the Lake Charles
convention IN the interest Of the
Inter Coastal Canal. 1t is pa
per full of historic facts and well
worthy Of being preserved by orr
readers.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02
In MeDnOria1nD.

Whereas the Great Architect
Of the Universe has seen proper
TO remove to the Lodge on high
our beloved Brother John Peters.
Therefore: BE it resolved that in
the loss to our membership Of
Brother Peters, Aurora Lodge
No. 1913 A. +. " A. NJ. and
masonry IN general, loses a mos.
valuable Mason, one whose life
was an inspiration and a shining
example, who for more than fiji
~ years illustrated by a noble
life the sublime. principles OF
Free Masonry. Thirty years Of
that life was spent in our midst,
whose purity, honor and keen
sense Of justice, gained for its
pOssessor the steadfast friendship,
love, and honor Of an entire
community. With malice toward
none and charity for all, he lived
and died an exemplary Christian
to whom the welcome plaudit
came'"Wcll done, good and faith
full servent, enter thou into the
JOY Of thy Loud.
Resolved that these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes, and
that the Lodge be draped in
mourning for 80 days, and than
the brethren wear the customary
badge of mourning for that period
Resolved that a copy Of these
resolutions be given TO the press
Of this city, and st Martinsville
ard be furnished to the relatives
Of the deceased.
JnO. +. White,
W. J. Bernard,
II. A. King
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02

New Orleans is makinga siren.
nous effort to keep the City in a
healthy condition this summer.
500, 900 having been given for the
purpose Of keeping the streets
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02
How to Break In u Cold.

1t may BE a surisise to many
to learn that severe cold can be
completely broken mp i'm one or
two days d"e. The first symp-
toms of efo'd Re a dry, loud
cough, a pfofuse Tatery discharge
rom the hose, ind a thin, white
coating mAe tontue. When
Chamberlaln's coQgh remedy is
taken every~bour on first appear
ance Of these symptoms, 1t
the effect of the cold
and restores the system to .
healthy condition within . day OF
two. For sale By All Druggists
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02
EcIlOs From Exchanges.

"Bassie" little Jersey COW
belonging 10 X &. Holt, gave
birth lag Sunday TO twin
calves male an female both
!are sprihg'ly specimens OF the
famous breed, and are dividing
time with Mr. Holt an the milking
proposition, while Brssle is kept
a. busy as "A fourth class poAtmas-
ter trying to solve the CLICKING"
problem, Iayne Tribune,
The POstofiice Department haH
decided that children going TO
and from school shall not be al
lowed 10 get their parents mail,
70 don't blame the post master if
your children are refused your
mail. The ppstoffice habit with
children has become Il nuisance
both to the public and the post
master, and the department has
done wisely in making this decis-
ION. --Itayne Tribune.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02

Lord EllenbOrugh once said to a
barrester, upon his asking in the
midst Of n boring haraDgue: "Is il
the pleasure Of the court that ]
should proceed with my state
ment Pleasure, Mr.. - has been
ont Of the question for long time
out you may proceed" - Dlo
.Scr0D EoOk.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02

An old farmer was skcplical as
10 whether people who were miles
apart could really talk to each
other over "A telephone wire.
One day his wife went to make
Witt TO "A distant friend who had
telephone in her house. During
the afternoon the farmer visited a
near nrighbor who also bpasted a
house telephone, and who per
3naded the farmer to call up ms
wife AZ a little surprise
Following Instructions, he put
the receiver to his ear, and, after
the usual prellminaries, he shout
ed.
hIIelIo Jane"
Just then fash Of lighting
caused by the heat Of the summer
day struck the wire, and he fell
8prawling to the floor The
ncighbor was chargrined that the
old man should meet with such an
accidcn. on his first trial Of tele-
phone, and assured him that such
a thing would not happen except
in case Of storms. But the farm
or was convinced Of the pOssibili
ties Of communication, however,
and would not try again. He
rose to his feet and, shaking his
head knowingly, said:
'Tts wonderful. That was
Jane, all right" FIX.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02

The Flower Carnival has been
postponed till June Sch.
-.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-06-02

May was AZ follows: