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rpv Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

--as,nort Long Island. Sept. 19.-The Hon. Hugh
.,.Ix,1le Howard aud Miss Mary Emily sands'
s.b+ar of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Aymar Sands,
= = g West 18th street New York. we're married
IN Ct Andrews Church in Southampton this after
,ocp bv Bishop Greer, assisted by the Rev. W.
-r-eder Of Easthampton. The best man was a
cousin Of the bridegroom, MerWyn Nlngheid OIL
4,.-rsrr+ep Park Burford. England The maid OF
t-or,,- v-ae Miss Edith q. Clark The ushers were
,sessrs Bradish Johnson. Charles z Sands Frank
IL, g Hoyt Theodore A. Havemeyer j. Ssarle
aarcIav ir and Robert =. Sands Following the
ceremony a reception was heid AT ohorehali' 'n7
..,-.e- home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
rIo7-srd left there this evening in an automobile
,he FAMILY did not divulge their destination
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AMBASSADOR WHITE ENTERTAINs.

Paris. Sept. 1s--The American Ambassador,
Henry White. gave dinner tonight in honor OF
Major General Leonard Wood. L. s. A Among the
guests were General Pcquart. the Minister of War:
NJ Jusserand French Ambassador to the United
States; General DaIsten, Military Governor OF
Paris; General Brun chief OF the General STAFF, and
Senator George Peabody Wetmore. OF Rhode Island
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AMBFUsTE;Ee-On Thursdsy- septsrnbe- y FrstsIics
Funeral services sunday a . D the residences
Of his mother. No 40 East Sd st. FlarSusn'
CODET-Ou Thur.dsv September Il after a pro-
Ionsed illness Aiszanler clinton Codet in Ms san
Cumberland ST. Brookiyn sunday al D
cAE9 or ssRsSsT Z a. his Ts'qs9S S.1, 4gs s;ss
DrHAMEIeOn FRIDAY september Is. 1905. Mary. BE-
loved wife Of HILARY Dqhs1nei- aseS - years
Brooklyn. Moudas a a m
FOwI.ER-ou September IS. 1905. Chester A FovI--.
Funeral services sunday sssnias ssp,saa5.Z n
Iuterment Greenwich Cemetery Monday
HATFTEI.D-Ou FRIDAY. september 1905. Mis- Jose-
Phins Hatfield only sister Of Mrs Charles a S s
18Th Insermen: woodlawn Cemetery
HUDNUT-At Anenhur.,. n J.. Friday; September IL
age, Funeral her late home. No. 21s Allen ave-
con S@Gsae of fafniig - Please of towers
LsMspEy-A Ns~ Resnss s.Dssms re I g Ts
Of hen age Funeral services from late residence.
No. 90 Locust ave-. New Rochelle. View YORK. On
on arrival Of the ITO p from Grand Central
Depot. Brooklyn papers please copy
1TvTNCSTON-Or wednesday September IL. 1905 a. Bar
HarbOr Ne Julsy Morris wife Of Philip 1850 Nl
~ NoPrfsania Funeral services on sunday s-pteos-
20 at Il Os2Gs noon a 81 mss. Monde
September n Special train leaves Lexins5on nseA'
Saturday morning. september H. 1905 alee9 L9S1ss
daughter OF Helen L. and the late Rev DIT Don
aid Sag Mackay. Funeral servIces az
Blue HILL Ne. Monday. September Il az o'S0 a. NJ
MARSHALI-At Cheyenne Wyo.. G e MARSHALL as
OF Brooklyn Funeral D. m Monday at No Al
6th Brooklyn
mo11oY-At No. 2gs East 12sth Friday. 50.
tsarie. and Jane Moloy. Funeral pFivsUs.
sEE-At LLOYD N Y. Friday September Is. 1eos.
FT11s-a from First Reformed Church. TarryoWn y t.
on Monday. 21st inst, at o'clock
sy1TF-Entsred into rest Mrs Amelia smith F1nsral
at her dauzhters Mrs Abel huntington at 1stlp. OH
Monday, september IL 1Sle at : o m
wARDMAN-On September 19. her home. Pelham
Road New Rochelle. Caroline kInk. daughter o.
Mrs and late Rev y '. klnk ana VIE %
Erwin Vardnlan Funeral at her home on 4onday
II & Il. r. r. train leaving Lexington
ave terminal a 1:O5 san Francisco papers
please copy
FRANKLIN WariUeil. beloved husband OF Helen Ennniy
Funeral service held at his late residence -
a3f Elm stamford. Conn or Monday Septen
~ az SIS D. Carriages awaiting arrival OF me =
D m. train from New York
UASFBJTR N-SuddsuIy. Saturday morning az Albany
Hospital Howard W Wasnburn- OF pelanson, y L
Funeral a the house Third Day at 10 O'CLOCK
UTIDER-At Newark n J.. Friday. September d
1905 Alexander Wilder in his S6th year FIneral
services his late residences, No % south 11th
st on Monday. September 81 at 1880 a m IN
cfneraton Fresh Pond Long Island at conFenisncs
OF family
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STUDIED APPENDICITIS ABROAD.

DR. T. p Murphy, Of Chicago who makes =
ecfa1tv Of treating appendicitis arrived here yes
.er5a,, on the Frenca liner La Savoie. after in
z,esttgating the methods of treating the disease
s,roaa He said America was far ahead Of Europe
in treating TIE disease IS appendicitis was essen
iiaIiy surgical disease he believed IN operations
for permenef.t aure-
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GENERAL KING TO CONTINUE SERVICE

rRy Telegraph to The Tribune
-,r,ra,,Lee sept ls.-General Charles King Wis
,,,nsi,,.s soIdier-author. has beer made the re
,,,nten- Of an unusual recognition by the govern
,snt Although his time Of retirement came this
l ne has been informed that ne will be al
lowed 10 continue indefinitely as the United states
80 &C., detailed TO inspect Wisconsins militia.
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FOOTBALL PLAYER KILLED.

yt-.stbarrord okla. sept. En- Oklanoma' irst
foothau game here yesterday between two ella sseV
:. +ta southwestern Normal school J. J. Dyck, a
- received internal injuries from which h
,1l5.,o-d., As = result ct this accident no more
Caorsn va te PLAYED At tne Southwestern Normal
school THIS year
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LONG SENTENCE FOR HIeHwAYMAN.

Pittsbur5 sept ls.-Johu Patterson twenty seven
wears old who held UP and robbed a strcetcar at
Joston Penn several months ago. and Who
IMPLICATED in many ether robberies, to-day
senteneed to serve thrty-two Years IN the Western
penns,i, ANA PeniteH.iary.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRESLIN-Captain ]. p g. Lawrence, L $ y
HOTEL ASTOR-Paymast W. y. Hughes, u =
n: Louis Vital. Haytian Consul HOLLAND
Frank Ridgley. L : y WALDORF-ASTORIA-
Hill. ROYAL Irish Rifles
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Highest temperature yesterday. IS degrees lowest.
So -; temperature for NJ
OF last year 50; average temperature for
spending date tsst thirty-three years. IS
Forecast for to dsS. fair and cooler Monday. fair
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing I'm THE TRIBUNE VIII
be repubiisbed In the Tri-BeekIy Tribune withous
extra charge.
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MALPIN-CAULOwELI- and Mrs Thomas ~.
Caldwell. Of Morrist0wu. J.. the So
gaEemsnt OF their daughter Elizabeth Milban<
GaGldweti. to a Hayward McAlDin-
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CEMETERIES.
The wooDLAwN CEMETERY

IL readily accessible BY Harlem t-ains from Grams
Central Station Webster and Jeroue Avenue troll
and bv $50 Tslsphons +sS3
Creamery for Book OF Views Representatives
Once 20 East cd St York City
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HOFFMAN-WTTHEROW-M Louise Vithsroz -
Edwin 4 Hoffman at No. ZIG Fsnin1ore St, Brook
Iyn. September 10. 1905.
MISUNDERSTANDING TH-At White Plains y. Z.
Saturday. september 10. By Rev. Frank o. Hal.
u D. Grace Evelyn. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A
M0rgenroth. 10 Edwin Chapin Holden
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UNDERTAKES.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL. z41-5 West 2sd Sc chs7eih
Private and public ambulances Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt. worIf-wide-ISrovTn under
tsker Only one place OF business. Sth Ave and 18Th
81 Largest IN Tel 124 and f75 CHeis-s
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecest.-wa shfngtou. Sept 70
Showers fallen within the last twentytour hours
in Florida lake region and the
st Valley In all other districts the weather
continues Temperatures above the normal prevail
the lake region and the north At
lantc states. a change considerably cooler
has place In the Middle West the
above the for this
Florida. probably extending northward to
and Tennessee and eastward to the western
PARTS OF Carolinas showers also probable II
Northern Michigan the weather viii continue
fair temperature will be lower sunday IN the mid
die Atlantic Virginia and the upper
Valley. higher in the western lake region srd
Minnesota higher Monday IN the lower lake region
and Atlantic states No important changes will
TAX place elsewhere
~ fresh north 20 northeast along the middle
Coss light to fresh variable: along the south Atlantic
coast tight varabs. along the Gulf Coast
Fre.b sasterIy the Gulf Coast light variable,
on the lower fresh northeast and east
The observations Manila dated September nd-
a disturbance OF considerable IN
rensity Philippine Islands
Forecast for Special Localltes.-For New England.
fir to-day cooler southern portion: Monday with
rising temperature the interior; light fresh north
andn northeast winds.
For Eastern New York to-day IN southern
portion fair MONDAY; Northern pcrtions light
10 fresh northeast and east Vrds.
For Western York fair to iay fair and warmer
Monday; light fresh northeast winds
For Pennsylvania fair to-day cooler IN south
ern portion fair Monday; light fresh northeast and
winds
Local OfheiaI R-cord.-Th= following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
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Notices of marriages deaths must be indorsed
with full address
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FROM LIVERPOOL.
M. and Mrs. A. D. JuilIiard-
Mr.. and Ms. ]. Ross Rob
srtSO1-
George NJ Reynolds.
Idr. and Mrs. = B ForEah-
Arthur ". Eastlake-
SIR. and Mrs Otto II. Kahn.
Mr.. and Mrs j. L Grihtns-
FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
Mrs. Paul Oliver
Paul g. Nicholson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B.
StCrra.
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ne date OF last year

from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
temperature for the last twentyfour hours. in
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
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LA SAvOIE,

1- and Mrs H G. Willard u. Hoyt
NJ and Mrs W. D. Sar- Il Mrs T. q. Bush.
@. :. Durham.
mr. II
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
from abroad were:
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AMBRUSTEB-On Thursdsy. Septennbe- u FrsdsrlcA
= Aubruster, beloved husband Of Elizaoeth NsHus
Funeral services sunday at D. m al the residences
Of his mother. No 40 East ID st. Flar5usns
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22

When Chas. Nelson of D"SOto
was discharged from the array in
1895, the L. :. Government owed
him Is cents. Last week he received
check for that amount.
w. +. Hopper, who lives near
Campbell, is building II two story
house with ten rooms, Of telephone
poles and cement and cloius it will
be the warmest house in winter and
coolest In summer.
The Dunklin county Democrat
says it has received word that the
famous belled buzzard, which an
nually made items for Southeast
payers, had been found dead near
Springfield.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22
CHURCHES.

rRE>HTrlIuNS-Rev g. l. .--CKoN las
tor-Freaching sunday morning ard even
ing. sunday school At $50 u, IN. WIN. VI.
HARLAN. superintendent. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, sol III-EEv. WV.
CurRr pastor-Preach inE every sunday
morning ana evening, sunday school at
20 m. MERRILL PIPKIN. Superintendent.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL 49, Reverend l.. NJ
Thompson Pastor-Preachln geveTy sunday
morning ana evening; sunday school at
$40 IA. m. {. II. Denman, Supe-ntend't.
prayer meeting every Wednesda- evening.
BAPTfsr-Reverend S. +. BRrE. 'astor.
Preaching every Sunday, morning and eve
ming. sunday school al 9'30 Il. m. W. 4.
CLOUD, superintendent. Prayer meeting
each Wednesday evening Junior y. !.
Z. Z. meets sunday at 3p. M. ana senior
Il. Y. +. L. at q 80 p. m.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH -ELn. Epw OVERS
Pastor Preaching every sunday morning
and evening. sunday school every sunday
at lO:O0a nj. 6. CLAY, superintendent
LuTHERAS-REv. FREpRIK kLuG. Pastor
Preaching every sunday morning except
the fourth; catechism after church.
CATHoLIC-Rsv. JosErH COLLINS. Pastor,
Mass every sunday ats and ~ O'Clock "A m.
on second sunday the : O'Clock mass is
read nj Doe Run, ana ~ loorlpk ~ Farm
inEton sermon Mt 10 O'clocE mass every
sunday, Mass every daN at go, 4prr IN
Holy days mass AT Gandeo'clnrE Private
instruction for Baptism and f'rr' toni
munlon given at any time.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22
Criminal Extravaganza.

The record of the first session Cf
the SiXticth Congress, now ABOUT
made up, is record of wantou
waste and cynical neglect of public
interests.
In the face Of declining revenues,
with IA winter of hard times upon
the country, with tens of thousands
of honest and competent working
people of all Vocations out Of en-
ployment or on scant wages, the
Republican majority in Congress
has appropriated out of the Treas
ury vaster sum Of the peoples
money than was ever authorized to
he spent in Il single session in all
the history of the country.
If this money were to be spent up
on useful public works, the eXpendi-
ture might find justification in the
fact that it would help to give EN-
ployment to the idle and that II
would in the end prove profitable
investment for the Government.
But the money Is to be pu; to no
such good uses. There has seldom
been session in which so little
provision has been made for the
future. The excess of appropria-
tons has all gone into the regular
appropriation bills, while on all the
matters IN which the country is vi
tally interested the policy Of the
majority has been to talk when talk
could not he suppressed and to do
nothing.
All through the session the ma
iority has played politics by sup
preston. Everything has been put
of "until after the election" And
having nothing else tn do, the ro-
litical statesmen have thrust their
arms deep into the Treasury. The
big surplus "Xt0rt"d from the people
by excessive taxation was too great
n temptation. They have looted the
Treasury, and the money which
should have remained in the pockets
of the people is disappearing in rcck-
less extravaganza.
The voters of the country will not
be suffered to forget this record dur
ing the great contest which is about
to begin. 1t is n record which
should put the Republican party out
of power without hope of return
Republic.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22
CIRCUIT COURT.
Disposition made of cases up &c
Thursday Of this week:

Disposition made of eases up 20
Thursday Of this week:
STATE CASES
Wright Pritchett, games in dram
shop; plea of guilty and fine Of $2j.
Archie Byers, petit larceny; mo-
tioE To quash overrulcd.
Herman Asher, petit larceny; mo-
ton 10 quash sustained.
John kcaton, carrying concealed
weapons; plea of guilty and fine of
so.
Clarence Boyer, scduction; dis
missed by State.
=. II, Fitzgerald, selling liquor to
minor; dismissed for want Of prose-
cutiOn-third court.
Jack Boarman, selling liquor to
minor, dismissed for want of prose
cutinn-third court.
Walter Moore, dehling female;
continued to next regular term.
j. II. Halter, felonious assault;
continued on application OF defend
""' an" 1T ms '"s'' Dci'''u"'l' ;
'S T,, ",UN''''
imam N'HS' E"''"'l'nE ocN 'S''
plea of guilty and fine Of 50.
John Mertz, common assault; dis
missed ny state.
Jules Ellis, common assault; mo-
tiOn to quash sustained
Wesley Nash. stcaIipg chickens
at night; plea of guilty and punish
ment assessed at two wears In peni-
Tertiary, sentence to date from first
day of term.
Jobn uooh, at nj ,olo,iou, -.
souIt dismissod q, ,os, ~ nrosoor,
inc wituess
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22
Billion Dollar Session.

Washington, May lS.-The Six
tieth Congress will have earned the
title of a "billion-dollar Congress"
at it's first session before adjourn
ment Is taken at the end Of this
week.
1t Is estimated that the total ap-
preparations will reach the enormus
sum OF 81, 026, 600, 900, which is said
to be the largest amount ever Rp-
propriated Mt a single session. The
various items contributing to make
up this prodigious aggregate are;
Sundry civil, $l20, 200, 600; lcgisla-
tive, executive and judicial, %3,OOO,-
600; army, so ,3S2, 900; post office,
S22l ,7Gl, 600; pen siuns, Sl63 900 600
Notifications, $ll ,jOO, 900; ngricul-
tural, Sll ,6i2 900; District Of Column
bia, 81 800 600; diplomatic and con
sular, - 900, 900; naval, SID ,GG2 900;
Indian, ~, 600, 000 urgent deficiency,
S2G 900 900; public buildings, $2j, OOO,-
OOO general deficiency, Sl1 900 900;
Military Academy, new immigrant
station mt Philadelphia, relief of
cyclone sufferers in the South, etc. =,
81 900, 900; permanent annual appro-
priations, Slj4 200, 900.
These appropriations are for the
! fiscal year which begins July !, 1905.
1t is too early to give anything
| like an accurate estimate of the
revenues of the Government during
that period of twelve months. The
members of the appropriation com
mittees think they will run some
where between $3.50, 900 ,000 and $780,
900 600. This would mean n deficit
of between Sl2j 900 900 and STA, O00,-
900.
Chairman Tawney, Of the House
Commute, warned the House last
week that the deficit would reach II
$3.50, 900 900, and II this prediction is
fulfilled, the surplus now in the
Treasury will he wiped out by June
80 1909, inasmuch as at the end Of the
fiscal year, there will be deficit of
SIC, 900 900 or $Gj, 900, 600.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22
Recipe for a Good Town.

Grit.
Vim.
Push.
Snap.
Energy
Schools.
Morality.
Churches.
Harmony.
Cordially.
Advertising.
Talk about it.
Write about 1t.
Speak well of it.
Healthy location.
Help to improve 1t.
Advertise in its paper.
Patoronize its merchants.
Elect good men to office.
Faith exhibited by good works.
Make the atmosphere healthy.
Fire all crOakers, loafers and dead
beats. Let your object he the well
fare, growth and promotion Of your
town and its people. Speak well Of
the public spirited men, and also be
one Of them yourself. Be honest
with your fellowmen.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22
COURTS

CiRCtl, LOuRr-C. A. kullun. Judge
second Mondays In May, August nul No
yemhcr.
CouNrr CouRr-First Monhnys r. frnrun.
ry, May august and November
PROBATE rouHT-second Nondals ~ Jan
uary. Aprll july. october anG November.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22

The Charleston public school
athletes won nearly all the prizes in
the meet at Cape Girardeau last
week, in which nearly all the high
schools in this section except Farm
ington competed. They won the
banner which makes them Southeast
champions. 1t, is estimated that
about 5000 people attended the az
fair.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22

For stomach troubles, biliousness
and constipation try Chamberlain s
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Many
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-05-22

A negro boy at Charleston, who
was In the habit Of jumping on the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-09
RETURN WRESTLING MATCH.
Gotch and Hackenschmidt Will Prob
ably Meet on Mat in London.

NEW YORK, April 9.-1t is probable
that a return match for the wrestling
championship of the world, catch-as-
catch-can style. between Frank Gotch and
George Hackenschmidt will be arranged,
to be decided in London some time during
the coming summer. Gotch has signified
his willingness to meet the Russian Lion
again. and expressed desire to have the
contest decided abroad. provided the in
ducements are satisfactory.
Johnny Considine, who is an admirer Of
the champion and a friend of Jack Her.
man. Gotch's manager. says that he is
prepared to back the "Humboldt farmer
to the extent of 5000 if the match is
made. Considine Is contemplating trip
to England, and expects to leave for the
other side in about a month or six weeks
tie is going to take the trip for pleasure,
but will represent Gotch and Herman and
try to arrange a match.
Gotch. 1t is understood, will insist upon
large guarantee and a side bet, the
same to be posted at least a month before
the match is held. Gotch has received
offers to show at the various English
music halls at a large salary, and proba-
bly, will accept few engagements.