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The Washington herald., 1907-08-25
LOUDOUN.

Leesburg, Va, Aug. a.
Mr.. Robert 3. Harper, of Washington.
has been visiting relatives in Leesburg
during the past week.
Mr.. Harry Brown and his little son are
guests of the formers brother, Dr. Luz
Their A. Brown, of Leesburg.
Mr.. Ralph O'Brien, Of Washington. is
the guest Of Mr.. Fairfax Oyster, at Gras-
mere, in the western suburbs.
Mr.. Horace c. Chandlee and Mr.. George
Chandlee. Of Washington, passed through
Leesburg this week in the fot,zers tour
ing car.
Miss Helen Hibbs has returned TO Carl
helm, from Connecticut, where she was
a member of a large house party for a
fortnight.
H. D. Wolcott and party, of Washing
ton, spent several days at the home of
Mr. John Virts, near town, this week
They were travelling IN the formers au-
tomobile.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Tazewell Harrison.
Miss Sallie Fendan. Miss Mary Arthur
FendaH, and Mr.. Thomas Fendall have
returned from an extended visit to At
lantie City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burr Harrison
and her child. who have been visiting Mr..
Harrison's sister, Mrs. w. D. Hemp
stone, Of this place, have returned to
their home in Washington.
Mrs. W. D. Hempstone, Miss Katharine
Clagett, Miss Florence Van Devanter. DR..
A. Lee Penuel, and Mr.. ]. R. H. Alexan-
der, Of this place. are camping on the
Shenandoah River. near Castlemans Fer
~.
tertained at dinner in honor Of Gov. War
field and Gen. Riggs. of Maryland. Those
asked TO meet them were Messrs. r. II.
Lynn, Charles P. Janney, Gordon jan
ney, and John II. Alexander On Satur-
day morning. Gov Warfield held an in
formal reception at the Peoples National
Bank.
Miss Rebecca Harrison entertained at
bridge Thursday evening at her home on
King street, Leesburg. Fer guests were
Miss Lilias Janney, Miss Anna Shepherd.
Miss Virginia Bowie Miss Maria Wash
ingtOn Harrison. Mrs. Thomas w. Ed
wards, MT. and Mrs William Grammar.
OF Baltimore, Mr.. Gordon Janney. of Phil.
adelphla. and Mr.. T. Blackwell Smith. of
LeesbuTg.
The Bridge Club was entertained We'd
nesday morning by Miss Virginia Bowie
The guests Of the club were Miss Ethel
Pike. of Washington; Miss Isadore Pike.
of Washington; Miss Mary Glenn Austin.
Of Leesburg; Mrs. Alfred 7. Smith. or
Washington, and Mrs. Heath Brosius, of
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ALEXANDRIA.

Alexandria, Va. Aug. "a
Mr. c c. Carlin Is In Norfolk.
Mr.. J. Keith Norton is in Richmond.
DR.. and Mrs. Moore have returned from
Atlantic City.
Mrs. J. J. Nugent is home after a visit
TO Round Hill
Mr.. William E. Toomey Is at the James
town Exposition.
Mr.. A. a. Wilbum is visiting his parents
in Fauquier County.
Mr.. W E. Bib. Of Louisa, was in the
city during the week
The Misses Slaughter have returned
from Colonial Beach.
Mr.. Louis Ansley has gone to Woodbury.
TO spend a few days
Mrs. W. T. Barber has gone to Pittsyl-
vania for a short time
DIT. c. z. Outcalf is home after a few
weeks spent in Martinsburg.
DR.. and Mrs. Stewart Jamison are in
Ocean City for a short time.
Miss Moreno Smith is home, after a
short stay at Colonial Beach.
The Misses Genzberger are home after
a visit to Clark County, Va.
Mr.. Frank Hill and family are home
after trip TO Atlantic City.
Mr.. Otto Sohwarzman and family have
returned from Colonial Beach.
Miss Pauline Herfurth is visiting Miss
Freda Cowig, in Charlottesville
Mrs. Kate L. Taylor is home after
visit to Boyce. Clark County, Va.
Mrs W II. Helmuth and Mrs Charles
T. Helmuth are at Harpers Ferry.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bendhein have
returned from a visit TO Atlantic City.
Mr. Frank McLaren and Miss May Nc
Laren have returned from Atlantic City.
Mr.. James Corbert, of Suffolk. Va. Wis
tied Mr.. Albert SmOot during the week.
Mr.. Louis Scott is visiting in BerryviTe.
where Mrs. Scott is spending the sum-
mer.
Mr.. John Evans and family are home.
after spending some time at Colonial
Beach.
Mrs. George Johnson and Mrs. J. s.
Chapman have returned from Virginia
Beach.
Mr. Ashby Gorham and Miss lone Cor
ham have returned from a visit to Har-
TisonbUrg.
Miss Charlotte Blackburne is visiting
Miss Cornelia Taylor at Lego, near Char
lOttesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kemper and Miss
Vivienne EntwistIe are at the jamestown
Exposition.
Mrs. Clarence Westcott has as her
guests Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Vaunman. of
New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Studs and Miss
Nellie PierpOnt are at Colonial Beach for
a short time.
Miss Hattie NJ. Carne daughter of Mrs.
Hattie c. Carne and Mr. w H. Roxy. of
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BOYDS.

Boyds. Nd. Aug. q.
Mr. and Mrs. William Seeley Butchin-
son are at Shady Brooke Farm for the
remainder of the summer.
Miss Bessie F. Young. OF PooIesyille,
and Mr. Irwin o. Beall, OF near Pooles-
vile. were married Thursday
Mr.. D. w. Shorb, of Boyds. has been
rendered the principalship Of the public
school here. and has accepted.
Mrs. II. Snyder and daughter. OF BaIti-
more, after stopping here for several
weeks, returned home Thursday.
William Oscar whalon and Miss Grace
3. Henley. both OF Hunting Hill, this
county. were married Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. DuvalI, and Miss
Aldah White OF Boyds. left yesterday for
the jamestown Exposition, TO be gone a
week
Mr.. Jacob N. Chance. Of Salem. Ill. and
Miss Ella NJ Chapman, Of Kensiagton.
were married at the home Of the brides
parents this week.
Mr.. John T. Burdette. Of Smyrna. Del.
his wife and children, are visiting his
mother, Mrs. Evelyne BUrdette. near
Browningsville. this county.
Miss Nina Mari and her sister. Mrs. H.
c. Mitchell, Mr.. Mitchell, and family. who
have been stopping at Boyds for the sum-
mer. have returned 20 Washington.
Misses Mary and Elsie Byrd and Joseph
D. Byrd. Henry W. and Bononi Allnutt.
Of Jacksonville. formed a party Thursday
for Atlantic City, where they will spend
ten days.
Miss Hattie Clark. Of eSorristown. Pa,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Nah
lon 7. Lewis here, left Wednesday for
Millington, Nd. where she viii spend
some time before returning 70 her home
Mrs. 3. F. Hicks and Mrs. Ella Ed
wards. her sister. from Des Moines. Iowa
who is visiting Mrs. Hicks. with her fam
iy. left Friday for the jamestown EXPO
sition. Mrs. Edwards, upon her return
from jamestown. will stop N Washington
The Young Mems Christian Association
Of Poolesville has elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows: President. Will
liam J. Williams; first vice president. 7.
r. Hall: second vice president. G. W
Reddiek; secretary, Clarence Price; treas
urer. ". c. Hoskinson; librarian, c. l.
Talbot
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CHARLESTOWN.
Charlestown, ". Va. August q

Charlestown. ". Va, August o.
Mr. B. D. Avis. OF Washington, is visit
ing at his old home here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. HILBERT and
their child Of Washington, are visiting
friends in this city.
Mr.. c. E. Beller. of Washington, Is vis-
ting the editor Of the Spirit Of Jefferson,
Mr. George ". Haines.
Mr. Lyman Joyner, of Washington. has
been visiting the family Of Mr.. J. 3. Wat
son, near Middleway, this county.
Mr. George Z. Beller and daughters
Ruth. Lucy, and Margaret, of Washing
ton. are visiting the Misses Beller OF this
place
Mrs. H. A. Carroll is entertaining a
number Of Washington people. The party
includes Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin p Parker,
their daughters, Misses Margaret l.,
Maude W. Mary H, and Anna McRea
Parker: their sons. J McRea and Edwin
Parker, jr.; Mrs. George E. Hunt and
daughter, Miss Evelyn \. Hunt, and son,
Mr. Risley G. Hunt.
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his sister, Mrs. Larry D. Snead. of Mount
Rainier, has returned home for a short
visit He will go in a few weeks to col
lege in North Carolina.
Mr.. Marion Duckett and son, Francis.
have returned from a fishing trip Of two
weeks near the mouth or the Rappahan-
mock River
DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Wells returned Mon
day from a pleasant trip Of two weeks
To Ocean City and points or interest on
the Eastern Shore.
Mrs. z. A. Fuller and children Will re-
turn Monday from Front Royal, Va,
where they have been since July IS, as the
guests OF Mrs. Samuel Macatee.
Mrs Ogle Irwin of New York. is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. o. n. Burke.
Maryland avenue. She will probably re-
main in Hyattsville about a month,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A Drury, OF me
Kendree. Anne Arundel County. have is
sued invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter. Iva Cordelia, 10 Mr. Arthur
Waring Upper The wedding will take
pace in St James Church, McKendree,
at high noon. September ;. The bride
elect has many friends in Hyattsville,
where she formerly lived
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. W Shultz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman L. King, Miss Margaret Borden
and sister, Miss Hail, Mrs. Callaiie, and
Mrs. !. G. Railing.
The following Washingtonians are
spending some time al NebFah Cottage,
Braddock Heights: Mrs. II. =, Howard,
Mrs. z. D. Howard and son, Mrs. s. T.
Cissel and son, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Clarkson, Miss Dorothy Carlson. Mr.. and
Mrs. George S. Daniels and daughter.
Miss Emily; Miss Nettie Jennings and
niece, Dorothy Smyth- Daniels; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Fletcher and son. Miss
Madge Stamford. Miss Flora Daily. and
Mr.. John Columbus
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York. was also in the race, and won
much applause from her friends, coming
of an easy third.
Miss Overton was hostess at delight
full tea Tuesday afternoon at the Sign OF
the Ship, in Gloucester. for Miss Cornelia
Gordon, OF Frankfort. KY. a Vassar
sophomore. Some of those invited TO
meet her were: Miss McCreery. Miss
Nichols. daughter Of Mrs Rhoda Holmes
Nichols, the New York artist; Miss Betty
Smoker. and Miss Squibbs. Mrs. c. c.
Overton OF New York, was Miss Gordon's
hostess at the dance in the evening, at
the Hawthorn Inn. at which some Of the
guests were Miss Leslie Gorton. Mr. De-
vereaux Robinson. Mr.. Waldo. the Messrs.
Schenck, Mr.. Newell, and Mr. Nichols.
The Myopia Hunt Club mas begun its
preparations for the annual horse show on
Labor Day. In the committee are Messrs.
Walter D. Denegre, Gerard Bement.
George S. MadeI. and William II. Sea-
bury. Judge Moore, Of New York. ana
Mr.. Clarence Moore. Of Washington, al
ways enter a string OF fine horses for
this show. and the event is one OF the
smartest of the season. Mr.. Denegre has
left the shore for New Orleans, on ac-
count of the Illness of a relative.
Among the Myopia Club members
who visited Newport for the polo
matches were Messrs. Harrison Tweed,
Hamilton MADDEN, and Mr.. Dudley Rog-
ers, who were entertained while there by
Mr.. Harold Vanderbilt at the Casino
Mr.. Tweed was also entertained at din
ner while in Newport by Mr.. Philip Ran
dolph, Of Philadelphia, who also had as
his guest Mr.. George Norman, of the
Myopia.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Norman. who have
been cruising along the coast, in their
yacht the Limit, have returned TO their
estate at Beverly. They are enthusiastic
automobilists. and are touring the coun-
try by land as well as by sea. The other
day Mrs. Norman was looking especially
smart in a dark blue linene tailor gown
with white embroidered muslin shirt
waist, and wore becoming close trimmed
sailor hat OF ecru straw.
Senator and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge
are planning an elaborate entertainment
complimentary TO Prince Wilhelm of Swe-
den, when he arrives on this coast.
The German Ambassador and the Bar
oness Won Sternburg were visitors in Bos-
ton. the other day, the reason for their
visit being the arrival of the baroness
sister, Miss Langham, who has spent
much OF her time abroad
Another visitor from diplomatic circles
was the British Ambassador, Mr.. Bryce,
who was present at the unwilling OF the
tablet in Gloucester commemorative
the landing Of English settlers there. Vice
President Fairbanks was also present.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fairbanks. son
and daughter-in-law OF the Vice President
and Mrs. Fairbanks. who are with them
at their pretty cottage at Manchester-by
the-Sea, We're among the spectators at the
water sports Monday
Mrs. lockwood Hoar, widow OF Con-
gresham Hoar. has arrived at Beverly
Farms for the rest Of the season. She
has the Boardman cottage there.
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Washington. The members playing were
Miss Nancy Lee Janney, Miss Rebecca
Harrison, Miss Cora Lutz. Miss Lilias
Janney, Miss Maria Washington Harri-
non. Miss Violet Alexander Miss Bowie.
Mrs. B. V. White. Mrs. William A. Metz
ger. Mrs Hartley Trundle. and Miss Anna
Shepherd.
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the worst case In 90 days, and ressOrs
the beauty of youth. Price so cents and
sl.00, by leading druggists or mail
Prepared BY NATIONAL TOILET CO.. Paris. Team.
Sold by Thumusons Pharmacy. 7O5 18th St: Henry
Evans. 92i St. and other druggists.
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NORTH SHORE LIVELY
Essex Country Club Center
of Fashionable Life,
WATER PAGEANT ATTRACTIVE

Illumination from smith Point to
West Beach Proves Unusual Sight.
ment Highly successfuI-GOIf and
Tennis Tournaments Features.
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Beautify the Complexion
IN TEN DA IS.


CREAM. the un-
equaled beauti6er is
endorsed by thousands
and Guaranteed to
rem owe freekles.
PimPles, liver-sPOts,
tan aallou,ness. etc.
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Miss Grace o'Brien, Of the Magnolia.
won the cup IN the swimming race Mon
day. carrying OF the honors Of the day,
in spite Of the fact that she was matched
against Miss Inez Kennedy. u semi-pro-.
fessional, who has so far always come or
victor Miss Margaret Oyerton, Of New
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One Of the most enjoyable functions
lately was the bridge tournament given
by Mrs. William Page. az which the
prizes We're won by Mrs. Otis Luke. of
Beverly Farms. travelling clock; Mrs.
z. R. Richardson. daughter Of Capt.
Pillsbury, L. 5. n, a brass bowl and
Mrs. Glover. Paul Revere spoon. Tea
was served afterward on the lawn.
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Mrs. Elmer Post and Mrs G. Cone. Of
New York, are at the Magnolia With Mrs.
Posts big car, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lenard
Conant, of East Orange y. J.. with their
daughter. Miss Dorothy Conant are new
arrivals a. the Magnolia Miss Conant
was one of the contestants In the swim
ming race in the water sports Monday.
She is one Of the prettiest and most popu-
lar girls here. and carries OF the palm for
wearing the smartest and daintiest gowns.
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Mt Thomas Lynch, business associate
Of Mr.. H. c. Frick who, with his family,
is at the Magnolia. entertained Mr.. NJ D.
Maker. general manager OF the Norfolk
and Roanoke Railroad, and Mrs Meyer
and others AT dinner at the Grill the
other night, and DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Nc
Fadden, Of Hackensack, \. J., were 9TH
ers at the Grill Tuesday evening
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
THINKS CHURCHES ARE SAFE.
Father Hanselmann Says Reports Of Earth
quake Indicate Their Escape.

The Very Rev. John ]. Collins. ex-President Of
Fordham University. is the administrator-vicar
for the Catholic Church in Jamaica. and has his
headquarters at the Cathedral Church Of the
Holy Trinity at Kingston. Among his assistants
AT the cathedral is the Rev. Patrick Mulry.
S. J.. son of Mr.. Mury. OF this city. There are.
according to the Catholic Directory. 1900 Cath
ocs on the island. Father Hansemann. pro-
vinciai OF the Jesuits for the New York-Mary
land province. returned from Kingston last
Tuesday on the Prince Joachim. OF the Ham
burg American Line. At St Francis Xaviers
College last night Father Hanselmann said he
expected to hear from Father Collins some time
to-day. He sent a communication TO him early
yesterday morning. asking him to send
port OF conditions
"Of course when | left there" said Father
Hanselmann. there sigh OF impending
disaster. AS set l have information other
than appears in the papers. l have sent COM
munication 10 Father Collins and expect to hear
from him soon. There is a band of New York
Jesutts giving mission down there now. They
are Fathers Stanton. Goeding Mckinney and
O'DonOvan. The newspaper reports say that the
Protestant church and the Catholic church at
Kingston have been destroyed. but. judging from
the location of the earthquake. j do not think
this is true However, ! have no personal in
formation on the matter
In addition to having charge OF the cathedral
church at Kingston the Jesuits have big Col
lege in that city, and have parishes. with outly
ing stations attached, at Spanish Town. Browns
town Harbor Head Montego Bay. Preston Hill
and Seafordtown. Up To early hour this
morning the New York houses of the order had
message from any of these centres
There numerous New York women in the
teaching communities of the Sisters of Mercy
and the Franciscan Sisters Sister Genevieve
superior of the Franciscan convent attached to
st. Anthony's Church. In Sullivan street. said
last night that she had not heard from the SUI
perior OF the Kingston community, and was
waiting patiently for some news concerning
them. There are thirty-one sisters in the Mercy
Convent and twenty -eight in the Franciscan.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17

Sir Alexander swettenhan, the Governor OF
Jamaica, follows:
commanded by the King to request You
10 express to the inhabitants Of Kingston the
horror with which his majesty and the Queen
have learned of the terrible catastrophe which
has befallen the town. with the loss of so
many lives. and the deep sympathy Of their
ma jesties with the sufferers and the relations
of those killed
Personal messages were received here to-day
announcing the safety of Lord and Lady Dud-
ley, Lord Mountmorres. Henniker Heaton.
NJ P. and others.
The prompt and active steps taken by the
American government TO investigate the real
conditions and afford the necessary suocor to the
unfortunate city gave great satisfaction to the
British public Especial appreciation is felt at
Secretary Metcalfs decision TO act without wait
Ing for Congresses sanction. All possible steps
are being taken here to the same end, but Amer
ca's generous action is none the less appre-
ciated.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
FIFTH AVENUE IN PANIC.
Runasray Goes Ten Blocks and FIJI
naHy Crashes Into Hanson.

Fifth avenue was treated 10 a lively runaway
from 3Sth to 2Sth street last night. which ended
in a hanson cab crashing into another. throw
ing both drivers to the street and injurins
one of the horses severely that IL had 70
be killed During the dash OF ten blocks ths
runaway narrowly missed striking several vs-
hicles.
While driving south IN the avenue at ssh
street a horse attached 10 a hansom driven
by John Flynn. of No. 100 East 9Sth street.
bolted and dashed down the avenue. As the
hanson crossed 34th street it just missed
crosstown car Two policemen tried TO stop the
animal All the time Flynn shouted to warn
other drivers who pulled their vehicles close 20
the curbstone and gave the runaway a clear
path. At Both street the runaway animal
dashed up on the sidewalk and ran a distance
OF about twenty feet. when it turned again 70
the avenue
When the horse reached 18th street the han
som swerved into hanson driven by Charles
Dusse n berry, of No. $50 Crotona avenue, Tbs
Bronx In Dussenberrys hanson was a man.
who jumped the hansOms came together
Roth drivers were thrown from their seats. but
escaped injury. The two horses were thrown
TO the asphalt, and before they could get up
pedestrians caught hold OF their brides. Dus-
senberry's horse had TO be shot.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17

earthquake. The message was sent by the man
ager of the Kingston branch Of the Bank Of
Nova Scotia, of Toronto Alexander Won Con-
ta-d. manager of Vessels, Kuenkampff & Co.
in this city, said nothing had been received per-
soIally from the resident manager at Kingston
Charles Vessels, OF the founder of the firm
He has been there eleven years and has wife
and five children.
H E. Trott general manager in New York of
the United Fruit Company. which has large
property interests in Kingston and the island of
Jamaica, said yesterday that he had no news
Of the condition of the companys property on
the island.
F. S. Smith, a fruit dealer with extensive
holdings the island of Jamaica and with Of
fees in Port Antonio, making his headquarters
in this city at the offices of the Cuneo Import
ing Company at No S Jay street, received the
following dispatch from his wife, by way Of Fol-
land Bay. filed last night
Severe shock north side of Jamaica. Damage
stroyed by fire. Family we'll.
At the office Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company ii said that the telegraph
companies in Jamaica are hampered by the in
terruption Of the land lines. the destruction of
their offices, with instruments, in Kingston, and
very heavy traffic, which, owing 10 the trouble
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
TOCARRY SUPPLIES FREE
Hambmg-American and Royal Mai
Lines 4nnOunce action.

The Hamburg American Line and the Royal Mail
Steam Packet Company whose steamers carry
passengers mail and general cargo 10 and from
Kingston. announced yesterday that they wouid
take, free OF charge. all the food supplies the
steamers could conveniently carry to the suHerers
in Kingston. The first relief ship TO clear for
Jamaica is the Allegheny, of the Hamburg Aneri-
can Line She will leave the oompany's Atlas ser
vice pier No SO North River at y. m. to-mor-
row.
The Prinz Joachim. also of the Hamburg Ameri-
Lines Atlas service, will sail for Kingston on
Saturday at D.
1t was said at the Offices of the Hamburg -Amerl-
can Line yesterday that the company would do
everything in its power to help the suffering pee
pie In Kingston. If travellers now in Kingston
and booked to return to New York on later steam
ers desire to come back at once the company an
nounced that ii would do its utmost to accommo-
date them.
julius p. Meyer New York representative OF the
Hamburg Amercan Line. said Yesterday that ne ne
had received no word from Kingston, ana hid sem
"A special cable Europe in the hope of getting IN
formation via London 49,,
& Son No. 20 State street, agents for the ROYAL
Mall Steam Packet Company, that the steamer
Atrato. OF that line. would sail from New York for
Jamaica on Monday Under advices from the home
office the agents were empowered to receive relief
supplies for the people in Kingston and ship them
late in arriving from Kingston. and will not sail o.
Saturday. according to schedule She will arrive
maica on Monday at p. m, from the company
pier 10. 30. North River and Bethune street The
Royal Nal steamer Thames will sail from New
York for kirsston on February
No word had been received from Jamaica yes
terday at the offices OF the Atlantic Fruit Com, ON
pany. No. is Broadway. II was said at the Once
that one OF the company's steamers. the Joseph oil
Giorgio was at Port Antonio. Jamaiea. but that nat
agent at Port Antonio.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
MILITARY LAW AND CONSTITUTION.
Question Raised in Trial of Soldier for Re-
fusing to Attend Church.

Columbus Ohio Jan, l6-A military court martial
which Is exciting wide attention because OF the
Sc eening complication involved between military
law and the Constitution of the United States will
take place shortly Columbus Barracks. Ser
geant James Lynch. of the 10th Company of In
struction. stationed at the recruiting depot Is
under charges of INSTRUMENTATION In refusing to
obey order of his superior officer. Lieutenant
Colonel Edwin f. Glenn. requiring attendance at
Catholic services on Sunday, Janury 6.
Lieutenant Colonel Glenn had issued orders
quiring the senior Catholic non-commssioned Of
hcer of each company To assemble the Catholic
soldiers of his command and march them to the
schoolroom where tho services were held Ser
geant Lynch marched his men to the schoolroon
but left them at the door and reported to his
sergeant that he had refused to obey the order
quiring his personal attendance. AS this was as
sumed clearly to constitute infraction or the
Articles OF War, Lynch was placed under arrest
and charges drawn up against him.
1t IL said that Lynch could easily have escapoA