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colonial doorways in their different styles
of beauty. but told Of the many incl
dents that transpired beneath and through
them: some dramatic in their nature,
some ludicrous and others almost tragic.
Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe. historian OF
the chapter. concluded the evenings en-
ioyment with recitation, 'Sandonphon,
by Longfelow.
Mrs. w. r. Carpenter and daughter are
visiting Mrs. Albert Ordway at Stone
leigh Court.
Miss Leavitt. 14O1 IL street northwest.
will not he at home Tuesday evening.
nIay &c but will see her friends. as usual.
Oh succeeding Tuesday evenings.
Md. and Miss Mary Il. Etchison were
quietly married SATURDAY. afternoon a. )
o'clock i'm Mckendree Methodist Episcopal
Church, Massachusetts avenue northwest.
by Rev r. l.. Wright.
Immediately after the ceremony they
left on an eastern wedding trip of several
weeks. after which they will be at home
in Gaithersburg.
Miss Katherine Stuart is the guest of
Mrs. +. p. Watkins of the Raymond.
where they will be pleased to see their
friends.
Miss Gladys BealI. daughter of Mr.. and
birthday at the home of her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Beail. at Odenton.
Md. Among the children invited and who
% taken There IN nare Rse
Miss Esther Walker Beall. Miss Helen
Johnson. Miss Ruth Wartield. Miss lone
Mankin. Master George Mankin and Mas
ter Irwin Mankn. Mr.. and Mrs. Beall
were also in the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav ketterer of Phia-
deiphia. Pa. were the guests Of Mrs.
Hoover Ruby at her home on Chaplin
street last week.
Mrs Moore and Miss Moore. wife and
daughter of Representative J. NJ. Moore
of Texas. who spent the winter at the
Nornandie. have returned to their home
in the south and will spend the summer at
their country home.
Miss Jessie Norris of Morgantown. w.
Va. and Mr.. Louis f. Kruger of Wash
ington. d. G., were married May 1. at
tniontown. w. Va, by Rev. DIR. Beck
man. rector of the Episcopal church.
They were accompanied by relatives. They
will reside in Morgantown for short
time and will then go to Pittsburs.
where Mr. Kruger has position of re-
sponsibility with a big steel company.
There is quite a romance connected with
the courtShip and marriage. Mrs. Kruger
came TO Washington several months ago
and was in a hospital while recovering
fror; a delicate surgical operation for her
eyes In this city she met Mr.. kruger.
Mrs. Florence II. Ayme is convalescing
from illness at local hospital. and viii
not he able to see her friends until she
returns to her home. 1872 Kenyon street
northwest, about June s.
Mrs Henry Churchill Cook left today
for two weeks trip to Kentucky and
Cleveland, Ohio.
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MARRIED.

Continued on Eleventh Page.)
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav ketterer of Phila-
deiphia. Pa. were the guests Of Mrs.
Hoover Ruby at her home on Chaplin
street last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-26

Mrs Moore and Miss Moore. wife and
daughter of Representative ]. NJ. Moore
of Texas. who spent the winter at the
Normandie. have returned to their home
in the south and will spend the summer at
their country home.
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KRUGER NORRIS. On Tuesday. May H.
1905. by the Rev. Dr. Beckmau. rector Of
st. Panl's Episcopal church. Mt Uni0ntown.
Pa. LOUIS r. KRUGER Of Washington. u.
e.. and Miss JESSIE NORRIS Of Morgan
town, W. Va.
STENE\S-OLlEER. At the residence Of the
brides parents. Washington II. G.. on Tues
day. May o. 1905. 10y the Rev Roland Cot
ton Smith. DID. FRANCIS KERRY STE
VEINS to ELIZABETH SHAW OLIVER.
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Miss Leavitt. 1401 IL street northwest,
will not he at home Tuesday evening.
nIay 20 but will see her friends. as usual.
on succeeding Tuesday evenings.
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wift-Ra wings.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG Va, Nav DC
A marriage of much interest throughout
this state took place this morning at
1880 o'clock at the magnificent country
home. Les Vegas. of Capt and Mrs. Ben
jamin Cason Rawlings. at Raphine, Va
The contracting parties were Mr. Gran
vile Richard Swift Of this city and Miss
Lillian May Rawlings. The bride en-
tered the spacious parlor to the strains
of the Tannhauser wedding march, beau
tifully rendered on the piano by Mrs. l..
Frank Smith of Culpeper. accompanied
on the violin by Mr. Wilbur Palmer Of
Greenville. Va. The bride wa. escorted
by her brother. DIR. j. Emery Rawlings
of Daytona Fla. She was attended by
her matron of honor, Mrs. Samuel Finley
Continued on Eleventh Page.)
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Mrs. w. r. Carpenter and daughter are
visiting Mrs. Albert Ordway at Stone
leigh Court.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12
Another NIfe Annears.

While the inquiry into the young
womau's sanity was progressing
another woman appeared upon the
scene with three. Young children
the eldest scarcely more than
twelve years old. She asserted
that she was and Is the legal wife
Of Deane-Reid. and then followed
the lattsr's arrest en- a charge Of
bigamy. The woman came from
Canada. and said that She was
married to Deaue-Beid fifteen
wears ago in England.
In the hearing 70 investigate the
sanity Of the bride there were
mary sensational developments.
Alieaists were introduced, and they
gave most positive evidence pro
and con. according 10 which side
they happened 70 be aligned with
Then the young woman herself
was sworn in and closely ques-
toned about the events Of her life
Her story Was wen told, and made
a most favorable impression.
Then her brother took the stand
and nc rlercilessly dragged his sis
ter's character i'm the mire. He
told OF her first commitment To
the asylum, and declared that
81 was done TO keep her from run
ming after men lie had letters in
troduced in court. alleged 10 have
been written by his sister. which
astounded the many fashionable
women who were interested In the
hearing because of their acquaint-
ance with the DelanoS. lie swore
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she extracted = phial Of carbolc
acid from her pocket. and ~val-
lowed the contents. The horses
were whipped up, sndalI haste made
for the hospital As it was close
by medical aid was promptly ad-
mipisfered, and the Young WON
ans life saved. although her mouth
was badly burned
The girl wa forced ro % cciI and
The superintendent instructed TO
allow no one 10 sec he-. Then be-
gan the long legal Battle for pos
session of her, which terminated
in the exposing 81 Dcano-Ecid's
past life, and practically wrccking
that q the attracur- younE wom-
an who thought she vas his wife.
The opening gun was fred by
Desne-Beid, who applied for habeas
corpus proceeding to- have the
Young woman produced In court TO
show that she was not insane. The
tug Of war was chen on. and bit by
bit the history or the principals
was br ought out and exposed To
the Pnblic gaze
In support Of their contention.
the Delano brothers asserted that
Deaue-Reid had married their sis
ter 10 secure possession Of her for
tune. estimated az $4,000, and that
he had unduly Influenced her
They made ST public that their
father had b2eu in an insane ssy-
lum for many years, and that an
other. sister is in a home for feeble
minded. They further alleged that
Mrs. Sarah Delsno Deaue-Reid was
not sound in mind, and went so far
as TO assert that she had been
committed 10 BIoomingdale the
first tine because she was q moral
imbecile"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12
Deane-Reid Found Guilty.


The trial dragged through many
weary DAYS. and the evidence ao-
cumulated 10 show that Deane-
Reid was a bigamist. and pretty
sarah Delauo was his dupe At
length the trial csme 70 an end.
and Deane-Beid was found guilty
as charged His punishment was
fixed at one year in the peniten-
tiary. and his marriage TO Sarah
Delano was annulled.
Thus the charge of the three De
lano brothers that all was not
tight In the marriage Of their sis
ter 10 Deane-Reid was partially
substantiated. But the Young
woman. whose life was bitterly
wrecked, has no thoughts Of for
giveueSs for her brothers. and has
vowed that she viii never again
have anything 70 90 with them.
Some time afterward the heroine
IF the romance, who Is once more
Miss Delano, returned 70 New York
and made her home with her for
mer pastor who had befriended
her throughout her trying ordesl.
She was preparing her notes for
the writing OF a book on This
Horrors Of the Madhouss."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12
Flees to Escape Him.

To all intents and purposes she
had forgotten Deane-Rsid. who had
oeen languishing in = prison cell
and debating with himself the via
dom Of wedding a young girl S-it}.-
out the formality Of a divorce fro4a
a former wife.
At last the year has ended, and.
knowing that the man she once
loved TO distraction was about 20
be re eased from prison. Miss De-
lano has sought safety in flight.
She is afraid Of herself. She loved
him once, and fears tha. y he
sough1 he1 ont the old fascination.
which she has hoped is dead. VIII
return.
tlthough ne had cruelty wronged
her. she is afraid that she might
prove forging, and intrust her fu-
ture 10 him once more To escape
this she has fed TO the vast. ex-
1ansive West, and there. in nzw
surroundings. with new friends.
and the Tmitless resources of the
newest portion of the United
States, begin life anew.
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Letter 10 Housekeeper.

~ ~ ~ H-'ft 80 ~ -
The brothers based their con
teutjou an one letter m particular
which they offered in evidence. and
declared had been written 10 rhe
DclanoS houSckocpcr. IT was q,
follows
Realize uow thai nag family had
the best intentions. buf they made
pretty serious mistake. as an ex-
animation has proved Well when
II was all over. did not care what
happened. Felt as Iouc as they e.
cuSed me Of certain thiugs and alb
solutely refused TO believe my
word. might as wen have the ga-e
as the name Had planned 10 g"
away with certain person. bua
the family found II out and forced
matters To an issue. Have been
raising the very devil an summer.
Have been through experience
after experience with men. but
have passed through the fire s0So-
Iutely straight. and purer thsn
went I'm. and a far wiser woman
for the severe schooling
The Young bride denied all
charges. and asserted that they
had been trumped up BY the broth
ers TO keep her under their domi-
nance After several DAYS Of sus-
pense. Mrs. Deane-Beid was adj
Judged perfectly sane and the
judge declared il his opinion that
she had always been so. She
walked from the court room q free
woman, done forever with the es-
pionage of asylum people, and allie
10 60 wheresoever she please
without any explanations 10 fcl-
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and was noted as a horsewomau
and tennis player.
Tt was through her devotion 10
horses that Miss Delano first met
Deane-Reid. The latter and the
yonng voman's brother, Frederick
Delano, were in partnership with
stock farm near Mamoroneck. and
both lived on the property. While
Miss Delano was making her home
with this brother she became ac-
quainted with the man yvao after
ward eloped with her and be be-
came very assiduous in his atten-
tions 10 the young heiress. He
700. was fond Of horses. and he
scoh won the warm friendship Of
the girl through their common
sympathies.
All went well mn III the latter
part of October. 1908. when Miss
DelaLo and Deane- Reid quietly left
Mamoroneck. went TO New York,
and were married by the Rev De-
Witt Thompson. They remained in
New York until early the next aft
eruoOn. and then returned TO the
farm. Frederick bad been away
for several DAYS, and was expected
back that evening. Accordingly.
Mr. and Mrs Deane-Reid drove 70
the station 30 meet him. and
planned 10 tell him of their mar
riage
Al Three Brothers Together.
Delano had already heard of the
nuptials from y servant, and when
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cosTLY 30 ~ IL wINpsop.

( command to play before the Rins
IS always appreciated By actors. but tie
honor OF taking a company 10 Wind
sor or Sandringhsm is an expensive
one. says the Dundee Advertise FIRST
class railway tickets are provided -
his majesty's secretary, but everything
else has 70 be paid by the manager.
These expenses include special scenery
10 suit the tmprovised stage. the car
rage Of properties and dresses and the
cab fares for the members Of the com
pany, who always arrive in London at
an unesrthly hour. when GROWERS
arc few and faT between. Sir john
Hare's recent appearance before ne
King cost him 1900 -ExchanEe
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12

the train pulled into the station,
instead Of one. al three brothers
jumped from the train and rushed
toward the carriage. Mrs. Deane-
Reid ioyfully exclaimed:
oh Fred, We were married yes
terday."
Without a word. one Of. the
brothers jumped into the carriage,
while the other TWO SET upon
Deane-Reid and proceeded TO treat
him TO the severest beating he had
ever received. He was pound I'd into
insensibiIity, and tien all three
got in the carriage and hurriedly
drove in the opposite direction
from the farm. with the young
bride screaming frsntically for the
bridegroom to come and help her.
Deane-Reid recovered his senses
i'm very few seconds. and ran
after the carriage. When he was
near enough, one of the brothers
used the buggy whip on him very
effectively, while a large crowd
stood on the station platform and
watched the proceeding.
The three brothers drove directly
10 the Bloomingdale Asylum,
where it seems they had had their
sister inca1cerated year previous
Is, and from which she had been
released On parole four months
later
When The Young woman diseov-
erred where she was being taken.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12
DEHNE-RtID IS RELEASED
FROM PRISON:
HIS FORMER WIFE HIDING.
IN WESTERN WILD

the court, the man sent to Jail, and
the marriage 3nnulled with the re-
sumption OF the young woman's
maiden name She has been prac-
tcally cured of her infatuadon of
two years ago, but fear that he
may vet be able to fascinate her
and lure her back to him has caused
Miss Delano to put TIE breadth of
the country between them. Such,
in brief, is one of the most re
markable romanceS of The last dec
ade.
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Husband Ed 10 Tombs.

Vet so her husband. who had
been in attendance at the hearing
despite the fact that he was under
Indictment for bigamy. This was
effected by haLeas corpus proceed
jngs. As his wife walked from the
court room he was led back TO the
railway station. and from there
taken To the Tombs in New York
TO awsit his trial on the charge
preferred by the woman from
Canada
Before he was taken away he
was permitted to hold a converse
ton with his wife Later she de-
clared that until he was proved
guilty she would stiIl believe him
innocent but that she would have
nothing to do with him pending
his trial. Shortly afterward ,he
lei, for Florida. TO recuperate
from the awful strain she had been
under, and there to await develop-
meuts.
In due time Deane- Reid was
brought before the bar OF justice.
and evidence was introduced TO
show That he had been previously
married. and that his first wife is
still living i'm Canada with their
three children This he had vigor-
ously denied from the first He adj
muted that he had been married
before, some twenty years ago, but
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12

4 LITTLE more than two years
"a ago Miss Delano was one Of
1 4 the prettiest md most pop
ular girls in Namoroneck. fash
ionable suburb Of View York. She
bad been left a snug little fortune
by her parents. and it was held in
trust by her three brothers. She
made her home firsr with one. and
then with another. She was one
ST the leaders among the Younger
set in the most exclusive circles.
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All Three Brothers Together.
Delauo had already heard of the
nuptials from n servant, and when
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anuary u. 100 5
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-24
BETTER THAN SPANNING

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aculties by day or night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-24
SD Wedding
Anniversary
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-24
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
TAKE BODY no KANE. PA.

Accompanied by relatives and
friends, the body of Nell c. McEwen'
manager of the Clarksburg Glass
Company, who died at his home on
Hickman street Thursday afternoon
OF typhoid fever, was taken to Kane.
Pa, on the Pittsburg Flyer Satur-
day morning The funeral and bur
ial will take place at Kane.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-24

II you want to develop the muscles
of the chest and limbs, go bowling
at the Box Ball Alleys, Fourth st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-24

METHODIST PROTESTANT MIS-
SION, EOS West Pike Street.
Rev. j. /. Vincent, pastor.
Services at the court house.
Sunday school 9:45 a. M. c. A.
Sheets, superintendent.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 1880 D.
You are cordially invited to attend
these services.
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pRIDE,s CHAPEL A. NJ.

PRIDES CHAPEL A. NJ. f., 5. r.
West. Pastor.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 1880
2:3O D. m-Sabbath School. Prof.
D. II. Kyle, superintendent
700 p. m.-Allen G. e.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-24
mNf0N MEETTNG.

The Union Missionary meeting VIII
be held in the Christian church,
Thursday, October %, beginning at
s p. m. An Interesting program has
been arranged. and the public Is cor
daily invited to be present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-24
OENTRAn CHRISTIAN.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN. Corner
PIKE and Chestnut streets, w. N.
Long, minister.
$3.50 a. m.-Sunday school
Preaching morning AMI evening.
$40 p. ny Dung Peoples meet
ing.
Prayer meeting "wednesday eve
ming.
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MT. ZION BAPTIST. EdwaF'

MT. ZION BAPTIST. Edward
Pryor. pastor.
1900 a. u.-Preaching. Subject:
The FooIIshness and Danger in Re-
fusing the Calls Of God"
$3.50 p. m.-sabbath School, ]. w
Robinson, Supt.
Every scholar is requested to be
present with pencil and paper for
$50 p. m.-B. Y. p. u. Mrs. Lille
Patton. Pres.
This will be a special consecration
service. Topic: Loyalty to Christ.
500 p. m.-Preaching. Subject:
Gods Address to the Wicked"
The pastor will preach at both SER
vices and will read n special letter
from the Rev r. w. LonEwood, d. D.
our missionary to Africa.
Everybody welcome; bring your
friends.
TRINITY METHODIST EPIsCo-
PAL CHURCH-G. w. w. Jenkins
The Rev. G. w. w Jenkins will
return In time to hold the regular
Sunday services.
Glass meeting 10 a. m.
1900 a. m.-Sermon: Subject;
Little Foxes in the Tender Grapes.
All the children are invited 20 be
present and hear this sermon.
p. m.-Sunday School.
p. m.-Epworth League.
500 p. m.-Sermon. Subject
Good Government and Better
Times" as
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200 lbs. best country butter for
sale at CITY Market.
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NEW CHIEFToN MISSION, COIored-
sunday school ut $3.50 a. ra.' Mrs.
Day, supt Preaching at II a. M
and 8 D. M, by Rev. N. B. Dunn