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The Washington times., 1908-10-18

opened their house on Twenty-hrst
/ street.
. Col. Frederick FuEer, L. s A. and
| Mrs FuGer. who spent the summer tour
/ ing in Germany. Switzerland and Scot
land have returned % Washington, and
l have opened their house On Sixteenth
7 street
The Misses Williamson. daughters Of
! Chief Engineer Williamson, have re-
turned 60 their Washington hcre. Miss
/ SouIie Williamson having spent the
s. MINER in Canada, while Miss Mamie
/ Williamson visited in Virginia
/ Brig. Gen. a. 5. Kimbau. L 5 A.
retired. and Mrs. Kimbau have given
up their apartment in The Highlands
and have taken possession Of their
new home, Isl Belmont road
/ AI.z. Leo B. Dannemiller, wife OF
/ ieutc laut DanneniiIer, l. ; a, has
/ a rived in Washington from Cuba.
! where her husband is stationed. and is
! the guest of her sister. Miss Sullivan,
/ for two or three weeks.
Ms. Nary Maroncy has returned 20
/ her home on Thirty-third street from
| PawtuckeJ, r. L, where she has been
| since June
Lieut. Col John Pitcher, L. S. A, re-
tired. and Mrs. Pitcher have leased a
house on wyoming avenue for the VIM
| Ter.
Medical Director and Mrs John .
Boyd. L. 5. n. end Miss Alice Boyd,
I who spent the summer season in EU-
rope, have returned 10 Washington
Capt. and Mrs. Richard c. Marshall,
IL. s. A. and Mrs. MarshaHs sisters,
| the Misses Booker. have taken the
/ house at 1877 Corcoran street for the
/ season.
Major and Mrs. Edward A AiIIar.
I L. s. a. have leased the house at I5lS
twentieth street for the winter season.
Mrs. Sampson. widow Of the late
| Rear Admiral William T. Sampson, L.
S. n. who spent the summer in her
| country home at Hancock Point. Ne
! has returned TO Washington.
J Mrs. ". r. Riley and her sister. Mrs.
/ Coleman, have closed their apartment
! in the Connecticut for q week, and have
J gone to Atlantic City.
! Mrs. McKenna, wife Of Mr.. Justice
/ MCKenna, and her daughter, Mrs. John
! L. Pultz. who went over to New York
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Weddings Engagements

An interesting wedding which VIII
take place Wednesday al noon in the
Church If the Ascension viii be that
Of Miss Harriet Ames Hersey TO Ben
jamin F. Adams; the rector, the Rev.
J. Een-ing helms, officiating
DR.. Eugene Lyman LseNIerle will
escort the bride 10 the altar. and her
mother, Mrs Hersey, viii give her in
marriage She viii be otherwise IN
attended.
Mr. Adams will have for his best
man Louis c. Wilson. disbursinE Of
fiCer Of the District Of Columbia. and
the ushers will be Edward A Anderson.
Williams F. Lemon. Harvey Given. all
OF Washington. and Thomas ". Che!f,
OF Richmond, Va
Miss Minona Dom, daughter OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Edward " Dom. viii be
married Tuesday evening. al 5 o'clock.
IN the home of her parents on Six
teenth street, 70 Alden SmOOt. the Rev.
Herbert Scott Smith. rector Of St. Mar
garet's performing the ceremony
Miss D0nn VIII be attended by Mrs
H Q Reisinser as matron OF honor
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Tuesday, have returned 20 Washington
Mrs. PUlJz viii leave Washington to-
morrow for Alabam... 10 join LIr. PultZ.
they VIII spend the winter ia the South.
MAJ. F. V King. L. s A. and Mrs
King have taken apartments IN The
ManseL1ond FOR the winter season
Mrs. Culberson. wife of Senator Gull
bersSn. arrived in Washington Friday,
from New York. and joined Senator
Cu.oerson al their apartment in the
Connecticut Ms CuIbersou-s sister.
Mrs Mary H SchIutter. who lives with
them, has also returned for the winter.
General and Mrs. Davis have arrived
in Washington from New Canaan.
Conn. where they spent the summer
months
Mr.. Justice Moody has returned from
his sumner home at Haverh-L Mass.
Sir John and Lady Harrington. the
latter formerly Miss Mcmillan. daush-
ter Of Mrs. James Mcmillan who viii
be Joined in Paris by their niece. Mss
Grace Jarvis. viii return With her ear
y in December 10 spend the winter in
Washington. They viii be the guests
Of Mrs. Mcmillan IN her home on Yer
mont avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harryman Rap
ley have given up their house on p
street, End have taken an apartment in
the Hisj lands for the winter.
Dr. Mead Moore Of the Rochambeau.
who spent several weeks in Kentucky
and the mountains Of Virginia. has re-
turned 10 Washington.
Lieutenant NcCIeary, L. S. A, ana
Mrs. NIcCIeary. Of Fort Casen. y. c..
are the guests OF Mrs J. Donovan, Of
G. street.
Philip Giuliani, who mas recently re-
turned from a tour Of Europe, was the
guest complimentary to whom Mr. and
Mrs. Leo F. Zwissler entertained at a
reception Thursday evening. October Is
An excellent musical program was rem
dered. a section of the Marine Band
furnishing the music.
4 pleasing feature Of the evening was
the presentation Of a beautiful floral
horseshoe and combination EIks and
Shrine scarf pin to NIr Guliani by
the host and hostess, the presentation
speech being made by Harry Stamford.
About fifty guests were present
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ing, complimentary TO Mr.. and Mrs
Sydnor D. FOX. OF Front Royal, Va,
who are visiting In Washington.
The table was tastefuIIy adorned with
ce1terpieCe OF american Beauty
roses.
Among tie guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
SydnOr FOX. Miss EdeIen. Miss Wolf,
Miss APP, Miss Lansheny, Mr.. Burke.
1Ir. Harris. 1Ir. Smith. and ar Lang
beny-
Invitations have been sent out for the
October dance Of the -.0Ierrymakers.'
Thursday evening, October -, 1905
AIRS. Richard Anderson and son. Of
Capitol Hin. are the guests OF friends
IN Harrisburg, Pa
Mrs Jane p. Busey was given a sur
prise party in her home on L street
Monday evening By d number Of friends
in celebration OF her birthday
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms and white dahIias.
a buffet supper was served during the
evening
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
P II HOIcer. Mr. and Mrs Noble
( BUsey, Mr. ana Mrs. Ralph HoIcer.
Mt and Mrs . H Warden. Mr.. and
Mrs 5. P Zachary. Mr.. and MIS- fIar-
~ Kiznmel, Miss Maud Zachary, Miss
z c. Della Versne. Mrs. Edward Jen-
kInS, Mrs. W H OeEhas. Fred Busey,
/ Walter Zachary, OF Washington
The out Of town guests were Mr.. and
( Mrs. Charles H Busey and family.
from Prince George county. Nd.
The Council OF Jewish Women held
the first meeting Of -he season Tues
day afternoon in the vestry rooms Of
the Eighth Street Temple. with Mrs
! Charles Goldsmith presiding. The meet
| ing, which proved one us the most in
/ teresting held in a long time. was open
ed with a prayer by the president. fol-
| lowed by a talk by her. telling Of the
remarkable work of the past season.
Mrs. Tanner. Of Cumberland. Nd.
spoke interestingly OF Charity" Mrs.
] N. GoldeuberE. Of Baltimore. also spoke
most beautifully on PhiIanthrophy.' %
| The musical part Of the program was
| taken care Of by Miss Bethune render
| ing vocal selections, with Mrs. Levi Il
David at the piano. After a delightful
paper by Mrs. James Lansbursh, the
| meeting closed with a social hour
Elias Tyson is visiting relatives in
I 49,
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White House

Miss Elizabeth Parker. daughter of
Representative and Mrs. Richard
Wayns Parker Of New Jersey. is the
house guest of Miss Ethel Roosevelt
at the White House.
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Cabinet

Sir Rennell Rodd and Lady Rodd, Of
England. are the guests for a few days
OF the Postmaster General and Mrs
George Won l. Meyer in their home on
Connecticut avenue and street The
visitors arrived in Washington yester-
day morning
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cone. Of chi
cago, the latter being formerly Miss
Julia Loeb. Of washington. spent last
week ia town
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Mrs r Harris and Miss Mae F. V.
Harris. Of the Oakland. are in New
York city. spending a fortnight with
Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. Reizenstein.
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Alfred WolIberg, OF Charlottesville.
Va, spent a few days in town during
the week
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Personals

Mrs. BeelSnian Winthrop, wife of the
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury. ar
rived in Washington last evening and
joined Mr.. Winthrop in their home OF.
Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. winthrop
has been visiting Mr.. Winthrops moth
er, Mrs. Robert Winthrop. at Ethelwyn.
her LenoX estate.
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Diplomatic

The Second Secretary Of the Brazilian
Embassy and Nine. Chermont and their
little son have arrived in Washington
from Hamilton, Mass, where they spent
the summer with the Ambassador and
Nine. NabUco, and are established for
the winter IN their house on Eighteenth
street
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

Mr. and Mrs Samuel stone. OF New
York city, were here during the week
when en- route 10 Alexandra. Va
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Mr. and Mrs NJ Newmyer spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
BirkenwaId, OF Baltimore.
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SOCIAL AND DIPL0-
MATIC LIFE In
CAPITAL.

after a fortnighrs visit to Mrs John
Strayhorne, Of EIkton, Va.
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Mrs. Albert Lissherger ana Miss Rose
Nheatheld, Of Baltimore. have returned
20 their home after visiting their sister.
Mrs. Frederick Schwab.
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Mr. and Mrs GeorSe LanEheny were
hosts at an informal dinner in their
home on CanitoI Hin Wednesday even
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

Mr. and Mrs George Silver and son.
Marx. OF New York city. spent the
weekend with Mrs. N Silver. OF New
Hampshire avenue
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Mrs Adolph WeyI and son Max have
returned . their home. in RrEe,rr-nn5
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Elias Tyson is visiting relatives IN
Philadelphia for few weeks.
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Mrs. William PribUm. VINO visited REL
atives here. has returned TO her homo
ia Selma. Ala.
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Mrs MetCalf. wife Of the Secretary
of the Navy. who has as her house
guest Mrs. c. W. futile, of California,
will give a small Informal dinneE in
honor Of her guest Wednesday evening.
Friday evening Mrs. Metcalf enter
tained a few friends informally, in
honor OF Mrs. futile. following the
Ben Greet performance on the White
House lawn. at which she and Mrs.
futile occupied a box.
Mrs. Garfield. wife OF the Secretary
OF Interior. accompanied by her chill
dren. arrived in Washington yesterday
from Mentor, Ohio.
The Secretary Of Commerce and La
Dor and Mrs. Straus left the city yes
terday for 4 Western trip. going first
10 PittshuTg.
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and Mrs Newberry have as their guests
fe- the week end, Mr.. and Mrs. John
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Mrs A. Cohen, who has been t.
guest Of Nr. and Mrs Maurice l. R0s-
enbers. has returned % her home fra
Columbus, Ohio.
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Washington Society BreatheS Again After Horse Show
and Strenuous Week of Home Reopening
nformalitieS
ROUNDS BENEFIT PLAY TRIUMPH
President and Mrs Roosevelt Add Test the Greet Per-
formanceS, Which Draw Thousands to Beautiful
White House Lawn.

Gu busy Washington society
early Following
~ a Club
the Washington Jockey Club
Benning horseng society folk
ever most expectations.
QUITO
OF
o Virginia
Princess
of in
She becoming riding habit of black with long semi fitting
a
beautiful added blue ribbon his list
: OF Ekns.
interesting Before Mrs Davis
"Alolie" Maxwell a expert
The clubhouse a luncheon parties
dotted until
the with interesting little The
habits
the spectators lending pquant variety
u d 4
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Lawrence d. EnEeI has returned 10
his home on Eighteenth street. after
spending the past week in Maryland
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

Mr. do Amaral, counselor Of the en-
bassy. left Washington yesterday for
Avon. n. Y, where he will be the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wads-
worth at their summer home, Ashantee,
for the wedding tomorrow Of their
niece. Miss Lucretia lie Bourgeois, 70
Capt. Robert Van Horn. L. S. a, mill
tary aide TO the President.
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Mrs. McKenna, wife of Mr.. Justice
McKenna, and her daughter. Mrs. John
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

Marx Lansburgh has left town 10 at
lend the University OF Pennsylvania
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

Mrs. W. F. Spurgin and Miss Spurgin.
who spent the summer with Lieut. HOr-
ace T. Spurgin at Fort Washington.
Nd, have returned 10 Washington, and
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

Baron de Stael. Of the Russian en-
bassy stan. and Baron de Bode, the
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Ms 7 Reizenstein is in Mt Vernon.
y Y. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Har-
~ Heiibrul.
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

IEEN GARFIELD, wife of the
YIN
with her children the fifth return to
the for
Friday afternoon Mrs
of Euronean
having twins gowned similarly has led belief twins
They there being them; but two more
young i be to find
Mrs Root still their summer home and will not
Join the Secretary OF State in Washington until in No
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mond, Va. where he was visiting re-a-
tives-
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ONSALlL NV ~ Ill LIZ
MATIC LIFE IN
CAPITAL.
after a fortnighrs visit to Mrs John
strayhorne, Of EIston, Va.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel stone. OF New
York city, were here during the week
when en- route 10 Alexandra. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cone. Of chi
cago, the latter being formerly Miss
Julia Loeb. OF Washington. spent last
week IN town
Mrs r Harris and Miss Mae F. V.
Harris. Of the Oakland, are in New
York city. spending a fortnight with
Mr. and Mrs. Leon II. Reizenstein
Alfred woTberg, Of Charlottesville.
Va. spent a few days in town during
the week
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Newmyer spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Birkenwald, OF Baltimore.
Mrs Albert Lissherger ana Miss Rose
Wheatheld, Of Baltimore. have returned
20 their home. after visiting their sister.
Mrs Frederick Schwab.
Mrs. William Pribum. VINO visited reL-
atives here. has returned 10 her homo
in Selma, Ala.
Mrs A CoEen, who has been IT,
guest Of Nj and Mrs Maurice T. R0s-
enbers. has returned % her home fla
Columbus, Ohio
AIRS. Sylvan Bezslnger. Of the Sterling,
has gone 90 Philadelphia 10 vis-- rell-
--ves-
Mrs. a. Herman. Mss Geneva Her
man. and Bernard Herman have return
ed 20 their home on Calvert street after
a TWO weeks stay al Atlantic City
NIr- and Mrs. Leonard Dammaun, OF
New York city, were the guests Of Nj
and Mrs. A. Damnanu, when en- route
from Norfolk. Va. to their home
Nr. and Mrs. D. Y Isemar. formerly
Of ? street are now residing a. tle
Northampton. On " street
Mrs. Harry Epstein and daughter.
Mildred, who were tie guests OF airs
Andrew ReiIbrUn. have returned 20 their
home in ST Louis
aIrs. Julius Hertzberg and sons. o.
Eighteenth street, have been the guests
OF relatives in Baltimore
4 welding Of interest OF last week
was that Of Miss kat Ca-Jeu, OF Wash
ington. and Fred Mercheiuer- also OF
Washington. The wedding party. in
TWO touring cars road % Alexandra.
where the couple were married. AMI
then returned here. where they were
entertained al dinner by Ar and Mrs
Frank p Hall, before leaving for Ga
Point Comfort The other members
! Of the party were Mrs William Bar
clay. Miss Fannie CaJteu. AIr- and Ms
7 E Peu. M ana Mrs Samuel J.
Stelnberger. M and Mrs John Stewart.
F. P Russell, Frank z. 0iaddigan, J.
u. Hi and Howard Brooks
Marx Lansburgh has left town 10 at
aend the University Of Pennsylvania
Sydney Gurst has returned from Rich
mond. Va. where he was visiting re-a-
/ tives-
Mr. and Mrs George Silver and son,
I Mark. OF New York city. spent the
/ weekend with Mrs n Silver. OF New
! Hampshire avenue
J Lawrence d. EuEeI has returned 70
/ his hCme on Eighteenth street. after
/ spending the past week in Maryland
] MS 7 Reizenstein is in Mt Vernon.
( y Y, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Har-
/ ~ HeiIbrun.
| Reddings-Enqagementsi
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Nj and Mrs. D. V Iseman. formerly
Of street. are now residing a. tLe
Northampton. en- vs. street
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

AIRS. Sylvan BeEsluser. % the Sterling,
has gone 90 Philadelphia 10 vis-- rell-
--Ves-
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

Mrs Harry Epstein and daughter,
Mildred. who were tie guests Of AIRS
Andrew ReIbrUn. have returned 20 their
home in St Louis
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

Mrs. A. Herman. Mss Geneva Her
man. and Bernard Herman have return
ed 20 their home on Calvert street after
q Two weeks stay al Atlantic City
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

ny and Mrs Leonard Dammaun- Of
New York ci-y. were the guests Of Nj
and 1Irs. A. DamnanG, when en- route
from Norfolk. Va to their home
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

Z Mrs Julius HertzJerg and sons o.
I Eighteenth street, have been the guests
/ Of relatives IN Baltimore
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

Mrs ". r. Riley and her sister. Mrs
Coleman, have closed their apartment
in the Connecticut for q week, and have
gone to Atlantic City.
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Mrs. McCswIey arrived in Washing
ton last evening from New York. where
che has been spending few days on
route from Lenox, joining Colonel Nc
| Cawley at their home on New Hamp-
shire avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. T = Curtis have
issued invitations for a reception Fri
day evening. October .. from 10 10
O'Clock. at Chevy Chase. Md. IN cele-
bration Of their silver wedding ami
VerSary.
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

Lieutenant NcCIeary, L. S. A, ana
| Mrs. AIcCleary. of Fort Casen. y. c..
are the guests OF Mrs J. Donovan, Of
I & street
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

lsTA RS ROOSEVELT acted the patroness,
fHFN the Washington Public Fairgrounds Association Friday
the White House Woodland
Hill
their that she readily fell the
heref o children
Washington audience
Aora o.
President and in
pomi-
foreign ENJOYS diplomatic in Washington
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

Mrs. Sampson, widow Of the late
Rear Admiral William 7. Sampson, L.
s. n. who spent the summer in her
country home at Hancock Point, Ne.
has returned TO Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

October dance Of the -Merrymakers. 90
Thursday evening, October -. 1905
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. William Harryman Rap
ley have given up their house on p
street, end have taken an apartment in
the Hisl lands for the winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-12
Character of a Store.

People id c nifty the
character of a store With
the character OF the paper
in which they see the
stores advertisement.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-02-20
CARNEGIE MAKES
GENEROUS GIFT
WELL KNOWN PHILANTHROPIST
HAS GIVEN FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH $500 TOWARD PTR-
CHASE OF A PIPE ORGAN.
Like sum VIII Be Raised BY Congre-
CATION, and an Instrument Costing
$4,000 VIII BE Purchased-Con-
tract to Pc Awarded Friday.

The magnificent new edifIce which
is being erected by the congregation
of the First Baptist church at the
corner of Seventh street and North
Second avenue is to have an organ
which will be IN keeping with the
elegance of the structure and the
Iuxuriousness of its furnishings The
purchase of this organ has been made
possible by the generosity of Andrew
Carnegie. the noted phflanthropist-
Mr.. Hewitt, the pastor OF the church.
has all along been anxious 10 have the
equipment of the new edifiee include
a handsome pipe organ, and As the
resources of the church had been well
nigh exhausted in raising money for
the structure he decided to take the
matter up with Mr. Carnegie The
phiIanthropist agreed to give $500
provided that the church would make
up a like sum. and the amount need
ed is being rapidly raised
NJ. Hewitt has exercised commend
able zeal and has given evidence Of
splendid ability as LnahcleT II EaA7-
ing money for the erection of the edi-
flee and for its equipment, and in Sc
curing the organ has been ably as
sisted by Mrs George Gattlfn, the
accomplished organist Of the church
He is determined that the equipment
and furnishings shall not only be
complete but shall be Of the very best
and when the work is finally com
pIeted the congregation viii have one
of the handsomest and best ap-
pointed edifices in the State
The fund for the organ has grown
so rapidly that it has been decided to
make the purchase at once. and the
contract for the instrument viii be
awarded next Friday.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-02-20
THE HUNDLEY CASE.

The refusal of the United States
senate to confirm President Roose-
velt's appointment of Hon. Oscar w
Hundley as judge of Northern FED
eral Court district of Alabama and
the subsequent investigation Of the
case by a subcommittee of the SEN
ate judiciary committee, has aroused
a great deal of interest in the politi-
cal circles of our neighboring State
Judge Hundley was a staunch Demo
crat up to 1896, and gave as a rea-
son for having deserted the party that
he was not in sympathy with the free
silver plank which was inserted in
the platform twelve years ago. When
the Judge made this statement before
the subcommittee Congressman
Richardson, who is fighting against
the confirmation of the appointment.
read a letter which Hundley wrote TO
the Progressive Age in Seottsboro,
Ala. in which he expressed profound
acquiescence in the free silver move
ment.
1t is charged by those who are op-
posing Judge Hundley that his de-
sertion of the Democratic party was
not due to his inability to subscribe
to the free silver plank, but to the
fact that he had been promised cleo
ton to congress by the Republicans
He did secure the Republican con
gressional nomination, but was de-
feated by Judge Richardson, the Dem
ocratic candidate.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-02-20

There seems to be money in Chris
ton Science Mrs. Mary Baker G
Eddy, the noted leader Of the sect in
this country, has just completed a
residence in the exclusive Chestnut
Hill district in Boston which is said
to rival the White House in elegance
The residence is not only handsome
but somewhat unique, as il contains
two large fire-proof and burglar
proof vaults, wherein the offerings
of Mrs. Eddy's devoted followers can
be deposited without fear OF moies-
tation by thieves or destruction BY
fire. The principal tenet Of Chris
tfan Science seems to be get the
money" and Mrs. Eddy has followed
its teachings by example, if not by
precept.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-02-20

The Kentucky general assembly
has been balloting for a month in an
Intellectual effort to elect a United
States senator, and the deadlock
seems to be hopeless. On the first
ballot former Governor Beckham,
who had been nominated in the Dem
ocratic primaries, received sixty
votes. and Governor Bradley, the Re
publican nominee, received -sixty-four
with seven scattering Democratic
votes and one Republican member
absent. During the month Beckham
has gained the support of Senator
Tabb who voted against him on the
first ballot, but lost Representative
Klair, while Representative Denham,
who was i'll, has recovered and Is
voting for Bradley, making the rela-
tive standing of the two candidates
practically the same as when the vot-
ing began
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-02-20
Napole0n and His Snuff.

In the late lhIrrles AMI early fartle~
Of the last century q favorlce sueetaeil.
lar play ar Astley's In London Was
The Battle of Waterloo En which ar
actor named tsomersal gained renoF*a
as Napoleon Bouaparte HIS limitation
Of the emperor was 20 llfeiGEe t4at TIE
great Duke OF Wellington invited hlA
10 Apsley House. and the iaEerF -e'a
affords an amusing illustrator or tbs
actors close conscicnriousuess Ia at-
tenfion 10 the most minute detail Ar.
er compIImeutiug his guest Ele duke
remarked.
4 observe. SIR Geluers1l, t1ar o-
do not use q suuubox lu tie narr- eai
make the emperor raze MS slg1 -eae4
from his walstcuat pocket Permit Ue
10 enable you 70 supply TIE omission
ana his grace presented the aetar Win
: very handsome silver ~taisll ere-
Golnersal poeketed t4e e-l~@et @n-
stonached the criticism in s4-a4ee- n4'
when lie reached houe he vee-e - TIE
eonaueror 81 Waterloo and re~neeEFa--
Il pointei out that tie emission sFAs
of SET purpose and absolutely tr-e -
history. -Roney- being in rae h4est e,
dispensing with a ~nafoox ana sakAas
the powder loose frou his walstees4'
noekeF. which be had made hned win
chamois leather for that purpose