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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-29
Catarrh of the Stomach
A Pleasant, Simple, But Safe and
Effeetual Cure for Ii.
COSTS RorHrae 70 Try.

CataTFh OF the stomach has long been.
considered the next thing 10 incuFaDle.'
The usual symptoms are full or.
bloating sensation AFTER eating. accom-
risings, a formation OF gases. causing
pressure on the heart and lungs and
difficult breathing. headaches. tickle APP
petite. nervousness and general
played out, laHguld feeling.
There is often a foul taste In the
mouth, coated tongue and II The in
terror OF the stomach could be seen ~.
would show Shiny. inhaased coadi-
ton.
The cure for this common and obsti-
nate trouble is found In a treatment
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thoroughly digested before II mas time
10 ferment and irritate the delicat0t
mucous surfaces OF the stomach. To-
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wlen normal digestion Is secured the
catarrhal condition will have disaP-i
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According TO DR.. Harlanson, the sat-
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JUDGE AS EXPERT
ON GARMENTS FIT
Has Woman Try on Dis
puted Coat as Best
Evidence.

CLEVELAND. Oct IA seal skin
coat was the center OF attention in
Judge Keeler's court Miss Dotta Myers
had It remodeled. She paid s. for the
work. but hesitated 10 pay the other
So. Suit was brought IN justice court
from which It was appealed. She ~ ID
counter claim of So for alleged dam
age 10 the garment
The coat WAS changed from one with
box front TO one with rolling lapels.
After the alterations We're made Miss
Myers says she found 10 did not come
together Ia front She brought IN wit
nesses TO show Judge keeler that the
coat did not ut.
one was Alexander Fatten. He gave
expert testimony. That would not do.
however, and the judge finally insisted
that the garment be tried on. Miss
Myers did this willingly and everybody
IN court could judge for themselves.
Judge Keeler sa.d II would seem para
doxical that a coat could be changed
as this one was and sim come together
IN front as il did before being changed.
lie rendered a verdict Of So against the
woman. The suit has been pending
since December ], 1904.
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HIS LOVE,
GOODS NOT GIVEN
Then Wife Sues Husband
for ENLIGHTENMENT of
$1,000.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Oct. 29-walter
n Rowland, formerly proprietor OF a
North Illinois street boarding house,
who Is being sued by his wife 10 re-
cover s3.000. which she says he stole
from her. declared during the trial that
the money was the price she paid for
hts affections. Judge Afford said he did
not doubt that Rowland had used her
money IN a prOnigate manner, but he
believed the money might have been
given in exchange for affection
Though the testimony OF the Sife
seemed TO indicate that she had loved
Rowland when they were married. Row
land admitted on the stand that the
marriage was a mere business PROPOSE
ton as far as he was concerned. The
wife said they met in Cincinnati. and
decided 10 come TO Indianapolis. and go
into business. He had 9 little money
he said the amount was about 2,9J0-
and she mortaged the property she own
ed at Xenia, Ohio, for s3.Og. she sent
tended 10 her when he bought the inn,
az s2s North Illinois street. tEat he was
paying $500 for IL. bat she found out
later that il cost Sl.50l. She charged
that he kept the balance as well as the
profits OF the business, and that ne IN
ally SOLD out, took the money and left
her without any money.
She had him arrested on charge or
embezZlement, charging that he acted
as her agent and that she had not
given him the money:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-29
RAKEMANN
HIGHLY PRAISED
First of His OrCheStra'S Con-
CertS Artistic Sue
cess,

Herman Rakemann, one of the most
enterprising musicians I'm local circles
introduced to Washington last even
ing a really excellent orchestra, the
Rakemann Concert Orchestra, In the
first Of a series OF Sunday night con-
certs in the Belasco Theater. The or
Chestra was assisted by Mile. Refine
HaFden-Hicke, soprano sol0ist in the
choir of the Calvary Baptist Church,
who has rapidly made for herself an
enviable reputation as an artist The
orchestra is composed of about thirty
five OF the leading players of Washing
ton. and under the baton OF Mr.. Rake
mann did splendid work In interpreta-
tion and in shading Their numbers
were WebeT's Overture Peter SChmOll.'
Luiginis Bale Egyptian" Suite. four
movements; "Asa's Death" from
hengrin: Beautiful Rhein," waltz. by
Keller Bella. and Richard Strauss Festi-
val March, a program Of much diver
sity OF style and one 10 suit all tastes.
The splendid cOlOTing and effects OBJ
tanned in the Strauss number deserved
the enthusiastic approval which the au-
dience gave them.
Nile. Harden-Hickey sang two num-
bers last evening, both of Whit adlEd
10 her reputation as an artistic singer
with a splendid voice. Her first number
Verdi's Aida" which she interpreted
with warmth and dramatic fire. Her
other song was the Bemberg ''NymIhs
and Fauns." which was in contrast 20
the first number, and showed her YER
satiiity.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-29
NerV York Friends
Divided on Issue

NEW YORK. oct. at IS now prac-
ucalIy certain that thorough investi-
cation of the conditions existing at
Pleasant view. y. H.. the home Of Mrs.
Mary Baker O. Eddy. viii result from
the sensational stories now in circula-
ton.
Christian Scientists IN this city are di-
vided in their OPINIONS regarding the
state OF affairs in Mrs. Eddy's home
They brand the stories as absolute
falsehoods and give them no cTedence.
Others, skeptical, express the belief that
their leader. now eighty-six years Of
age. may have fallen under the infiu-
ence OF those with whom she has been
associated and Is no longer In a coudi-
ton OF mind or physique 10 attend to
her duties
in many quarters the belief is ex-
pressed that the only way 10 set the
church and its officers right IN the mind
or the general public IS TO arrange for
a thorough Investigation OF Mrs EDDY s
condition and have the same reported
by dIsiurerested committee.
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CHANGES NECESSARY
IN G. ". j. SCHEDULE
Randolph Macon Will Probably Take
Place of West Virginia Next
Sarurday-New Dates.

A. the present time it seems likely
that the George Washington team Will
play here next Saturday. contrary TO
their schedule
Manager Wilson has about definitely
decided to cancel the game with West
Virginia. which was scheduled for the
Sd OF November at Morgantown, and
will probably substitute a game with
Randolph-AiaCon at Van Ness Park.
In addition 10 this change the Wash
ington and Lee game, which was sched-
uled for the 10th of November, the day
OF the rgetown-Nirginia game, will
be transferred TO the middle of the same
week, N possible In order 10 avoid con-
met VITA The other bigger drawing card.
The schedule as altered follows:
November 8, Randolph-Macon. at Van
Ness Park ipendng)
Ness Park.
November II, Virginia, at American
League Park
November q, Navy Yard, at Van Ness
Park tundeCidedD
Georgetown.
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Boston FOLLOWERS
Reused to Action

BOSTON, Oct. 29.-Roused 90 action
ay the story printed in the Sunday eJi-
ton of the New York World. charging
the real head Of the Christian Science
Church bat is - mere puppet in the
hands OF a band Of designing schemcrs,
those nearest TO the aged woman have
today come 10 the front with statements
I'm -ebuttaI TO those given wide circu-
lation.
Lewis @. StTaug. Mrs. Eddy's assist
ant secretary, today gives out his YER
sion Of the interview between Mrs.
Eddy, two reporters, and Prof. John T..
Kent. her neIghbor. Straug says that he
met cMssTs. SlaIght and Lichchild on
October - and that they explained 10
him that they desired an interview
with Mrs. Eddy for the sole purpose OF
curing report that the aged head Of
the church was near deaths door.
on October 10 the interview was ar
ranged, and. according Strang, Mrs.
Eddy received the two reporters and
identify Mrs Eddy IN her room AT her
home at Pleasant View
As soon as Prof Kent arrived -
said SITang today. The three men and
myself went at once upstairs 10 Mrs.
Eddy'S Office. She arose and stepped
them. She spoke 10 Prof Kent and /
introduced m. SlaiEht first She shook
hands with him, and ] then introduced
Mr. Lithchlld, with whom Mrs. EDDY
also shook hands. She explained ia
a few words that her duties made II
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Declares Mrs. Eddy
In Perfect Health

To the Editor OF The Times:
/ desire TO correct the erroneous
statement "a Sundays Times concern
ing Mrs. Eddy's health. Mr. FaTloW, or
Boston. the chief publication committee
Of the Christian Science movement
wired me yesterday afternoon Un an
swer 10 my telegram of inquiry that
Mrs, Eddy was Ia her usual good
health, took her customary drive on
saturday. and that William b. Johnson,
the clerk of TIE mother church in B0s-
ton, had spent part Of Saturday with
her, and verified his statement
IL does seem a great pity that repu-
table newspapers print as news such
ridiculous statements about the health
and Veracity Of a woman who is Civ
ing every waking movement TO the serV-
ice OF her Heavenly Father. who has
established a religious movement which
has brought peace and health and joy
TO thousands and tens of thousands Of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-29
MRS. YERKES-MIZNER
MAY SUE FOR DIVORCE

CHICAGO. Oct. 29.-It is reported
here that Mrs. Yerltes-8 Miner is max
ing. preparations 10 sue her husband
for 4 divorce. Tie nature OF the
grounds have not been made public.
IT is said that Miner was attentive 10
Mrs. Ierkes before her former husband
died. She thought Miner was in love
with her, and, after Mr.. Yerkes died.
allowed the young man 10 come often
10 see her. In less than a month they
were married.
Their happiness lasted only a few
days, when. according 10 reports. the
young bridegroom asked his wife for
$4,000 with which TO ray his debts. Up
10 this time she had thought him a
wealthy mine owner. She ordered him
from her Fifth avenue mansion, and.
despite the fact that he has followed
her All over the country IN an effort
10 get an Interview, she has refused 10
see him
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-29
SCHOOL TEACHERS
PAY FOR OCTOBER
Rolls Completed and Sent
to District Auditor for
Approval.
CHANGES MADE NECESSARY
Those Overpaid for September VIII
Have Amount Deducted This
Month.

Teachers of the District viii probably
receive their October salary two or
three days sooner than was at first eX-
pected. r. o. Wilmarth, clerk for
the Board of Education. this morning
completed the pay rolls for October, and
Immediately forwarded them 20 the audi
tor for approval Tomorrow Mr. VIII
marth viii go TO the District Building
and render whatever assistance the audi
tor may desire In interpreting the salary
decision as handed down by the Comp
troller.
According 10 the Comptroller's decis-
ion of October u. teachers who We're not
reappointed and continued after Sep
TENDER /. were not entitled To receive
respectively their fun salaries for the
month of September but only such
fractional parts thereof as might have
been due from the dates on which they
We're reappOlnted and continued I'm tho
service.
In the preparation Of the pay rolls
for the month of October. il has been
necessary To deduct from the salary
Of each teacher reappointed and CON
tinued after September /, the amount
overpaid on the September pay rolls.
being in each case the number of days
intervening between September ! and
the date OF their respective reappoint-
ments.
In compiling the pay rolls. Mr..
Wilmarth has worked day and night
since the last meeting OF the Board OF
Education in order 10 get the list out
before the end OF the month AT the
last meeting of the board a letter was
received from Commissioner Macfar-
land informing the superintendent and
the members Of the board that the
october pay rolls would have To be al
tered as above stated. When the let
ter was received Ar. Wilmarth had
nearly completed the pay rolls. He
was compelled TO revise the list and
make the specified deductions.
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HAS HUSBAND LOCKED UP
WHILE SHE SPENT MONEY

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-On the strength
OF several affidavits submitted by
friends Of Joseph Grin. Judge Crane. OF
thu county court, Brooklyn, released
Grill from Raymond street jail where
ne has been for several months on con-
XictlOn OF abandoning his wife. Netta.
One Of the affldaylts was from Ab-a-
ham Cohen, an uncle OF the woman, who
said Mrs. grill locked her husband IN
room Tor ten days while she went out
and had q good time spending his
money. She refused 10 give her husband
anything 10 eat, Cohen declared, and as
a result OF her treatment he IS a physi-
cal wreck
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-29
GEORGETOWN NEWS

At a recent meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid Society OF the West Washington
Baptist Church the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Mrs.
Frank Gregory. president; Miss Mar
garet l.. Van Denbergh, vice president:
Miss Mary Y. BeckhaTn, secretary; Mrs
Walter abby. recording secretary, Miss
Mary Apperson, treasurer.
The Memorial BOYS club opened its
new quarters last week in the building
az the northeast corner Of Thirty-frst
and N streets northwest This club
was founded by Mrs. Margaret Dupont
Lee. who was formerly prominently
Identified with the Washington BOYS
Club. at $3.50 y street. Alfred C.. sharp
r. the superintendent OF the club and
1 .ank Bliss assistant.
A mass meeting for men was held last
evening" At the Congress Street Metho-
dist Protestant Church. A special pro
gram was rendered. The Rev. Thomas
Quoted the services
The Rev Dr.. Neal, who has been
residing at Oak View. the former home
Of President Cleveland, is now residing
at 1886 Thirty-frst street.
Mrs, Harner. Of sol2 P street. has re-
she spent several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Sommervnle. Of
1855 Thirty-fifth street. have returned
from New York, where they were visit
ing their son.
John Blackwell. a colored man twenty
years OF age. residing ar ChesJeFbrook
Nd, yesterday afternoon fell n Thirty
seventh ana Canal road. and received
injuries OF the face and nose. He was
removed 10 the Georgetown University
10 the Seventh precinct patrol
While Norman Corbin and Thomas
Brown were driving a horse and buggy
along NJ street, near Thirty-first street
about II o clock yesterday morning the
horse became frightened at an automo-
bile and ran away The buggy was
damaged about s.. No one was Injured.
At a recent meeting OF the cOngrega-
ton Of the Georgetown Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Wisconsin avenue and
Volta place. the Rev Luther Il War
ring was unanimously elected pastor OF
the church The Rev. Warning has been
nlling the pulpit OF the church for the
past five or six months
Sergeant ]. J. Murphy. OF the mounted
force OF the Seventh precinct has been
transferred 10 No 10 station. and Sergt.
James l. Giles. formerly OF the Tenth
precinct. has been ordered 20 AL the
vacancy.
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Impossible for her 10 receive visitors,
and THIS accounted for her seclusion.
and / believe that she shook hands
again with Prof Kent before he left
lue room.
Mrs. Eddy remained standing during
the entire visit. and as the men left
walked back TO her desk IN the bay
window"
strang. In his statement. declares that
all three men. before they left. eX-
pressed their surprise az the apparent
fine physical and mental condition Of
Mrs. Eddy.
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suffering humanity. and who only asks
that she may have time 10 complete
her grand Ife-woFHs-time not used for
personal gratIdcation. hut devoted 10
the uplifting and regeneration Of the
children OF men. There was never
person more mIsundcrst TODD by q GER
tain class OF people. that Airs. Eddy,
and If those Same people but knew the
honesty and purity. the uuselnsh love
that dominates her, they would praise
instead OF CeusUTC-
Truly YOURS,
EpWAED J.. NORWOOD
Washington, ID. c., Oct. % 1895.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-29
HOUSE NUMBERS AT NIGHT
SEEN BEST ON TRANS0MS

House numbers should be placed on
glass transOms over doors, or on trans
parent door panels, II they are 10 be
plainly seen at night. is the opinion eX-
pressed by Building Inspector Ashford
today, in passing on suggestion made
10 the District Commissioners by Lewis
Jackson, Of 1927 . street northwest, that
the numbers be placed on front steps.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-29
MURPHY WRATHFUL
ABOUT CARTOONS

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-The worm has
turned. Charles F. Murphy has de-
sided that pictures of himself in str,nes
are getting TO be an old story ana
mas given notice through his attor,-,,,
nat henceIoFth any newspaper depicting
aim IN prison stripes VIII have 10 aY,s,,le7,
20 the charge OF libel The ulti1a 49, 49, ~ :.
becomes effective today, ~'ii
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-29
Denies representation Charge.

Calvin A. FRYE Mrs. Eddy's fOOtman-
secretary, and the man said 20 be the
real power behind the throne OF the
Empire OF Christian Science. was not
TO be seen last night or early today, but
gave out a statement In which he re
fudiated the charge that he is using Mrs.
Eddy as a tool, denied that she is not
ia the best OF health and mind. branded
as q lie the statements that Mrs. Par
melia J Leonard has been impersopFf-
ing Mrs Eddy in the daily carriage
rides. and that a Boston cancer doctor
has been paying weekly visits To the
Eddy homo 10 attend the aged mistress
All efforts Of the newspaper men 10
get Mrs Eddy To show herself on me
Verauda OF her home yesterday or early
today failed.
Mrs p J. Leonard in an interview
with reporters late yesterday denied
that she had ever impersonated Mrs
Eddy.
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DENY MRS. EDDY
POWERLESS TOOL
OF DESIGNING MEN
Continued from First Page)

T
newspaper men. those in charge being
more sophisticated and realizing THAI
the opinion OF the world Ia the matter
really does amount to something, are
issuing LeElaIs right and left
Cold facts that can be recognized as
such are exceedingly hard 10 obtain
Those who have brought the charges
stand pat and insist Jhat Mrs. Eddy
Is q mere doddering old woman with
one foot ia the grave and the second
lifted 10 follow the aTst-a mental ana
physical wreck. Against this are the
words OF e. number Of reputable ana
highly respectable people.
These who are associated with Mrs
Eddy assert that she was driven about
the city yesterday as usual. and Mayor
Charles r. Corning made q public
statement late last night that he mad
half hours talk with Mrs. Eddy yes
terdey afternoon and found her in sur
prIsingly good health and with mind
alert and unimpaiTCd. The mayor 81 rs
ACCOMPANIED on his visit by Frank $.
StreeteT. Mrs. Eddys counsel
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Sergeant J. J. Murphy. OF the mounted
force OF the Seventh precinct. has been
transferred 10 No. 10 station. and Sergt
James L. Giles. formerly OF the Tenth
precinct. has been ordered 20 AL the
vacancy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-29

4 mass meeting for men was held last
evening al the Congress Street Metho-
dist Protestant Church. A special pro
gram was rendered. The Rev. Thomas
.. Grouse, pastor OF the church. con-
Quoted the services
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Washington. d. g, oct. %. 1875.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1906-12-07
A Western Wonder.

There's Hill at Bowie, Tex shafts
twice as big as last year. This wonder
is W. T. Hill, who from q weight e 80
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II suffer 4lyh feai'3l ea
doctors gave N W e
ton. was redaee 8
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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1906-12-07
A Miraculous Cure

The following statement by H. M
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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1906-12-07

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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1906-12-07

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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1906-12-07
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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1906-12-07

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