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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
xuNt0 aeIcbt unD

ieIig seaorben - 10 iubilirt bic irenelbaite 9hors
beit tnmitten ibrer auireibenben Ysrgnigungen.
neldeu Der &orper rath oeu ifiueren Nniprii.
den bes h~suttgen Gebenseruerbe nibt geiuacb'
fen it,. @enn aber Die Strait ednsIih oer9euoet,
fpenn ff elm 1pbesnbneu Der Sdnddle eth tent.
baun gtebt eS apeulen ino 26bnetlappern bilflos
fer 8erapei1ung. Goraus 9neierIei gu entnebs
men lit: Stbunet @ure 8einnbbeit. Sh re absr
id)cn an8esriffen. leioet 3br idbon an Iattistett
unb Soaiu1d)e, an Slirrniern Dor ben Nu9eu uuo
Sfipinbelaniansn, an appiidhmer5en nno SerS.
tlopfen. Bertppfune unb ACCOMMODATIONS,
ben, 9ebers unb Iterenleioeu uno onberen
Sfrantb eiten. meldae bic t6rperlidhe 3errIttune
anmeIoen. 10 %uer3weiielt aud ntd,t 9leih. uno
Dor glent nertrobelt nid,t bic ~toitbare Seit. BITE
Guh nod bIeibt, UNI nieoer aeiuno iperoen. 81
t6nnen. NIT ~uuniiben alasen ober gar baniit. oaB
5br BON einem G.uadialbcr 5a. benz aneerei
Iuuit, bic @ud) bod nur nit idarien 8iiteii hbd]s
items cine ooriibereebenbe 1duihuna Der Belle
rura peritafien en-. GS giebt bann bod nod. ipir
Iauienbe BON 8eheilen ~ireuois be5eueeu. Elm
iichereS Mittel: bic b~eriihiuten. nur aus bells
f~rditigen 9han5et subereiteten ct. Bernard
arduterptaen. @ae Gpotbeten. rs Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
Ncm SerieD.

SaS Iorge6en beg 8ouberneurs
Sort bon Neip Seriep. fpelher am 81.
Iuguit cine Yroflamation erlieB. lpos
rim er brobte, er iperbe Sruppen nod
Dem bcribmten Sommerreiprt Itlans
tic GitD, u. s., ienben, nm Die itdat<
li6en @eicbc gegen ben Sanbel nit
gciitigen 8etrdnfen Durd3ufiibrcn, bat
inter Den Sa~uienDen bon CONNER
irii6lern unb ginlpobnern pon Itlanz
tic GitD feline 9erin9e SenIation bers
porgerlifen.
Scum ipar Die Proclamation bes
@oubcrneurs per6ffcntli6t. ba CAB es
in Wnps Gambling cine meme Senias
ton. 0iaps Gambling lit Der County,
lib bon Itiautic Gouutp. Die bortis
gen 8roBgeIhporenen ipei9crten iid
nblolut, beu Snitruftiouen Des Ni6z
ters 81 geborden.
Ser Yru6 5lpiihen benz gountps
ridter unb Den @rpBgeidmorenen err
folgte in ieniotioneler @eiie nnb ers
regt mebr Iufmrerfinmteit ais Die
Proclamation Oes @ouperueurs. Die
Gontroperie 5iuii6en Dem Hi6ter uni
Den @eihlrorenen besdnu Dor elmer
ISOLDE. Sic ipc5iel 81 bieiem Snede
ernonnte itaatli6e Gommiiiion bate
mebrere Gage lang in Ntlontic Gitr
3ll9ebraft uno Die Surdfiibrung Der
@eiete ge9eu 9eiiti9e 8etrGufc uuters
ildt.
als Ser Glerf bie acknowledgements
fragtc, ob JIG ir9enb pel6e &nffu9er
81 erbeben bdtten. eripiDerte Soiepf
R. Salus, Der Sbnldun Der 8ei6mos
renen, lie bdtten g~egcnlpdrti9 feline
Intlageu 81 erbe6en, iie bdtten aud
Die Sdle ni6t ale in Seratbunq
ge8o8en.
Cberri6ter Sreu6orb erfldrte. bas
@eri6t miirbe ioldnge in Sibung 6leis
ben, bis gnflnscn gegen Die llebertre'
ter Der @etrdntcgeiebe erboben poroer
ieien. Spdt am Na6mittn9 fnmer
Die 8eihmorenen Surild linb reidter
brei &nfla9en elm, 5ipei aegen Den Se.
'iber elmer nngeblifen SpielbDlle uni
cine brittle 9eaen einen Wann. ipelbei
SoIttnrten o6Iconen Snbalts b%erfnif
taben loQ. Sberri6ter Sren1ari
berla5 Die Nrflagen. Damn mari CT bi'
Rapiere altf ben Gid unO iagte:
Sd bemerfe. bn6 Sic feline Infla:
gen gegen Den lIngeieBli6en @erfau'
bon geiiti9en @~etrdnfen am Sonntal
er6pben ba6en. SaS @eriht lit &c,
8ipuneen gu ingen. baB in Mnbetra6
ieiner Snitruttipnen unb bes @emcisr
materials Sic Shre %ili1t ais @roB
geidlpprene nidt eriiiqt, lonberi
Sbreu Imt5eiO perlebt baben. 81
iino fir bicien Sermiu sntlaHen."
Ser C6ruann Salus erbob Ii6 10
fort unb antportete Dem Hi6ter obn
isbe Iuire9lmg:
.ais 8roBgeihworene iitbfen mi
%uniere groBe Werautlportlidteit. psi
touueu Dor @ott Iaeen. bab mir I'M
iere YfliGt gotham unb uuieren 81
ni9i pericBt bGben. @ir bertrste'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
Cine @imla9e oic fi6 nesabit.

9err Spbn 8bitc, n~obnbatt 80
S,gblanb gpe., Soultpn, Iaine, iast:
oein Suiteu ~belditi9te mid leoe1
@inter unb ieoe5 Srilbiabr. Ser
floiiencn 8inter periufte id piele
&n5eigens 9eilmittel, a6cr Der 9ultel
pauerte fort. bis icb cine so Gents
Slaide 0r. Sings Reip DISCOVERY
berIuhte. Che Die Slnlde balb 9e>
Ieert ipnr, lpar Der &uiten perl6lpun>
Den. 9ieien &inter iteute lid bass
felte 9liidli6e 9feiultat Elm; piebcrlml
beiltcn etli6e 9olen Den idbrli6
nieoerfebrenben Suiten. Sd bin
nun iiber3el,st, DnB 9r. Sings Stem
9isccperp bas bette nller 2itn9enz
nnb Suiten> &eilmittel iit." @ertauft
nntcr @arantie in Der Ipotbefe bon
g. rs. 8uete, 656 Wain Strabe,
Snbuque, Soma. gu baben fir 80
Gents unb $1.00. Yrobeflal6e frei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
@tc mau Terf suirO.

g. 8. SolD bon 1247 @. Gongref
Ctr, Gbicn9o, Sa.. er5dblt cine Nri
u1b @eiie. rpie man tart miro. 81
5o9t: .Meinc Wiutter, ncl6e alt lit.
llnb iebr i6Iun6 mar, crbdlt burh Die
electric @ittcr5 70 groBen Hllben, DAT
es mir nobe8u oils &fliht eri6eint
bies Senen mit3utheilen, lpel6c einC
Sonic unb eiuc itdrfenbc Mebisir
n0tbig baben. Sm Sale meme,
Oiutter no bas Heilltat cine beDeus
tenoe @epi6ts8unobme, ibrc S1lnfs
loiigfeit mar geidnunben, uno liz
lpirb itetig itdrfcr." electric Bitter:
beilt raid Wagens, 2c6cre unD SHE.
rens8ei6merben. @erfauft untei
8aroutie in Der NpotGefe bon 6. 8
&uete, 656 @tain StrnBc, Oh:
buque, Soma. &reis 80 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
Soabo.

- ueber Sen 9tau6unfaQ i'm DelS
Ioipltone Yarf berlautet aus 9enper:
Gin StrnBenrdubcr bra6te am %.
Muguit I'M gelonitone 8arf, flint
@eileu pom Slb Soitbiut Suu euts
fernt, iiebcn Soltfuti6en gum Steben
unb pliinoerte ole Souriiten ans. Ser
Sanbit erbclItete meGr nls $4,000.
9ieier 8%ou6dnfoIl lit elmer Der ocr@
tp%egeuiten, pelhe je berilbt purOen.
Scr Sanbit, meldcr cine I6par5e
@aste ting, laiertc BEN 8oittlttiden
auf, Die III groBen 3mii6enrdumen
chamber folgten, un0 io6dlb er Die
8aln9iere Der ciueu &utihe 9cpliin>
bert bate, fam aud i6on Die uddite
in Sibt.
Ser Hdu6er 6ntte lid an elmer @ie>
gllng bcS Bege9 itntioniert, no er bon
beiocn 9tidtlugen ni6t gcIeben pcr>
Den tonnte. Gr beorDbte Die YaIin9icre
nit elmer &ugeIbl6ie, unO ioIpie er
lie i6rer @~ertbIafen unb ibreS @clbeS
berau6t bate, gcitnttetc er ibnen, pies
Der in Die autIde 81 itcigen unb Die
Sabrt fort5uieBen. 9ic5 ipieoerboltl
Der @aubit iieben DIAL.
9a eS Seu Eouriiteu I'M Sart ni6i
geitattet lit. @affeu 81 tra9eu. Il
fonnten t6eOer Die Yoiingicrc nod bit
&utlGer Dem Ndubcr @iOeritano ent,
9e9enIeben. Nadbem er Die lebt(
&utide beraubt bate, berldlpaub e.
in ben &ii9eln, unb es itelte lid ipd.
ter beraltS, Dab CT gu ieincr Sludt cir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

beiratbete fiir5li1 Der Sobn Sebaitian
bes Yalanfder HidJters Sebditidn
8nid, Die Sodter bes oortieen Sc
meinpe : 9iceridters Sobann S6on
5. Ie. Cur Sod5eit lparen $40
Terionen. barlinter 5ablreibe Wfits
slieber Der SnteIigen3 bon Yaulanfc
unb llutsebuns eri6ienen uuo tplrben
bel bieier @elegenbeit in%sgeiammt pers
5ebrt: Cine &ub, Ie6s 9dlber, brei
S6peine, As 8dnie, go Sibner.
5tpei 2dmmer, 25 8ilo Slide, 80 9aib
8rob, IS Wilhbrote, "a @uglbupfe,
% Sprten. 600 TeIer Weblpies (Sur
Notwithstanding ipliroen pertvens
Bet: 1900 gier. 25 &ie. Butter, 7
Site 3ufer, 20 &el. 3uderitoub. 4
Sad Mebl), Spe3ereien I'M 8ertbe
bon 800 &ronen, 80 Otter SnniobIt.
ieds Scribe Salat, ID &9l. &dffee, 10
Seftoliter 8ein. feds erobe SaB 9ier.
10 Slaiden Bier, 1000 Stdf9en
Soba unb einbalb 2iter granntipein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
Gin ttd)ercr gtuStrctbcr.

s. 6. @oobipin bon Heibsbile. q.
g., ia9t: ,Sudlen's Irnifas Salbe III
elm iiderer @ustreiber bon @eihtpiis
rc,,. Gin iebr boies @ei6niir icBte
Iif lebten CONNER an meinem geine
felt; aber jere nunberpolle SaIbe pers
trieb es in ipeni9en Hunben. Ni6t
einmal elm aenn5eiden blieb 5uriid."
8arantiert fir Sdmorrboioen, 8uus
ben, 9ranbfplnben, ETC., in Der Ipo>
thefe bon &. ". Muete. 656 Wain
StraBe, Subuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

Sferb Der transport Geieuidaft be-
nubt bate.
Sn aler Gle fubren Die 8ltIden
nad Oh Saitbful Snn 5uriid, unS elm
General alarm tpurbc dusgcidnbt.
Sic aiit Der Sbumb> Station befinbs
lifen Splbaten ipurben in &enntniB
geieBt. unb elm 8ote tpuroe an Die
@arnilon am @eit @aGatine Sluiie am
@eitenDe beS Harfs abaeianht. Sic
Solbaten BON Sort 9ellonitone mahs
ten lid an bic Serfolaun9 5ebn Winu@
ten nndbcm Der Ilarm abeegeben
ipproen mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
sic emtierncn Ole ,.Gtnfs".

SD babe Or. Sings Neip 2ife
Yilen fir piele Sabre 9e6raudt. unb
Sipnr NIT 3unebmenber 8efriebigung.
Sic entferueu bic Shuts" aus Dem
Wagen. aIs Der Geber. unb aus Den
Gingepeiben. o6ne 9eibipsroen. obne
8eibuna". iagt ". 81. Sronn bon
Sitifielb, ct. 8efrieoigeno gdranticrt
IN Der Ipotbefe bon &. W. 81 II e.
656 Rdin StraBe. Dubuque, Soma.
Yreis so Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
Oenerreidls Niagara.

Sic S6paben in Giibsllnsnrn
Iinb iebr rei1e NM lebensfreuoi9e
Bauern. Gin iolder 9%anbpirtb
penbet bamn and etnus auf, renn
zines leiuer ainber Sod)3eit bat. 60
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

- Sas @laubensli6t ut elm g5tts
lides 3eu9nib, burb pel6eS ms i'm
%sSnnern unieres Ser5eus 9eia9t pir6:
60 lit es, 5lpsifle niat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

Mn Gent. mas fin i'm 8ertb
bat, aeiet lid Der Bertb ses Weniden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
@abrbattig cine ll,t tire @ritenj
taunpfenDe Wiiiton
ST. Der 9i1ssie Wortbampton, Tafenbam,
Wpriolf, Gn9ianO.

9de wiIEon os III. MntontMs BON Yasaa murSe pu mir Ipr naEsu
bwi Sabrm at Seehl hes praotbeneu VndofS pou Norbamptou 9eSrluoetI I'D bate
eamals. ME ana bis bsms fetas airdt. feline Yiarrupobnnag, teine 1iS.
3cfansOcWtatGur8, Cit 9eHtficfsS Gtafomuten (nur yoTnung).
SD bin in.msr nod sspmsn. be 81. @sns IN elmer arnli4en Gu3nnte III Ldm.
uub aud bort ben iatamMtaln Segm W eubHaL 0ilcs lit Der etn3tac Vors
posen oes aat1oliaismn in enasm 81 BET 20 Mesu srObm abal Dol NOrfOf
Gountp lN
pie w04snsihn SPirsobm Der semsinoe no natirlt9 i,sr seHns. &tr ma6e"
Ge Ura9di9tet bS fatboli6m Bottles bal .S ms emo9hdt cine i40ue Sduftae
ir Rude III ytarrmobuung 3u ermerbm. 9r baMn tnd5 @D fir Vau,Dete, dbr
infer gi3oi rlaubt ms ntdt, IN S5nioeu autWlabn.
SD bin bniemism, bic ms aebOnm bab.n, hsr bambar mb boheNbab lie ms aud
in 3utunit untermben peroat. t
Gmisnssn, bic III nod n@ ssboNm babsn, mSte i'd snguisa; um Der 8ten
Sads wiaeh, 9det ctmaS, wtnn ab III cine Sleui9tat go W Iethtcr nno aus
genebmer 49, 8eben ais 80 bettein. Sefa bic tr5e Shnpe gu beldiunsem. oa
i'd nit mbr 9Swnneeu lem peros far sm oauernoes Sttm fr oS bbI.
acknowledgements betsn.
Man aersiHn: REV. FATHER N. w. CRAY
Catholic Mission, Fakenham, Norfolk England.
p. S-S6 werb. ben Gmphns ppu iebh Der sensheu @abe oautbar mp prompt
beiGhssn mb nit Der Observation-Disclosures en idOnes Bib bes bin. SeDens unb bs
b. @ntontus ienbm. .M .at. j."
(ablbrut bs grides bss bobwfm SH9ofsD
Mda Hsber Batter @rpr-sb par uiMat na4@g9 bic gorrHp9nosns swNlsn 5tWrn uni
oumahn0 uni mti nner8 utba6nmgg eoanbet ba6en. Snlh abmi in ge6Udaer Wfe Bed.
lbr Sic aIoiea ole he ammenthn 6eeestu e Ms @ab.t tim amn Ser 7DSssu. Ssooa.
um de banersbeW Whon in Sahnbanr p sranbc.
Sh uoQmddtte Siem nit Der amniun aupn mu0eu Wabcn or5ufabrn bis b mtnem
0uta1tn br3 ued oerhbenoo uhanstae radt IT. O.. aertInn 5MMu IN SsnhS
o u. Ssains, Yikbu bon Wotbamptoa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
Sahfen.

Sn feinem mlbeten beuti6en
8nnbesitaate Dat lid IN ben lebten
Sabren 10 pieI SIlopalitdt 9e3ei9t. als
in Sa1ien, uub 5ipar beldarnfte lib
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-08
Hotel Arrivals.

! Nev Willard-J w Warrington. Gin
| cinnati. Ohio; H. H. Lewis. New York;
Harry Williams. New York: Thomas r
spivey and Mrs. Spivey. Cincinnati ONO:
Lyon Johnson, New York.
| Raleigh-A H. Miner. New York
| Charles L. Keller. Buffalo. New YORK: a.
Mrs. Jones, Chelsea. Mass; ". j. tonley.
New York; A. J. Axt. New York
Arlington-P n Sullivan. New York:
F. 7 Savage. New York: n. o. kumon,
Japan; j. ii. Tooker, New York; X
| Eishind. Japan.
Normandie-Dr. B. T. Abbott ana Mrs
Abbott. Ocean City. n. j.: j. A. Manahan.
New York: Jack Levy. New York; Miss
c. McMahan. Buffalo. y. Y.
Shoreham-G. P. Bills. Cincinnati. ONO;
H. F. Harden, Cincinnati. ono: MIS- VIII
liam Kendall. Brooklyn; Miss Alice Ken
dali Brooklyn: James Brown and wire.
Long Island: Mrs. G. r. Brown. FRED
ericksburg. Va: Mrs. r. Conroy vance
Fredericksburg. Va: Mrs William b.
Colt New London. Conn: John Henry
Miller and wife Baltimore: Miss Mary
Day Barnes. New York: NJ. ii. Moss. New
York. l. NJ Cohen. New York; }. l. SUIT
ton and wife. New York.
Riggs House-N. b. Hays. kentucky;
Frederic Egner; Virginia; w. A. 'i asM
Jersey: +. II. Bell. Philadelphia. Pa:
Mrs. James Goodwin. Mccall Ferry; Miss
Alice Letter. Pennsylvania; Mrs. Il. H.
Angel Pennsylvania: Mrs. Nj. X. Jones,
Utica. n Y: r. s. Reynolds. New York
William c. Wall. Philadelphia. Pa: Ed
ward w Taylor. Kentucky: George %.
Pritchard and Mrs. Pritchard: II. f.
Narsden. New York city. Mrs. j. NJ.
Sullivan Miss Ruth Sullivan, Miss A. Nc
Donald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-08
Births Reported.

The following births were reported 10
the health office during the past twenty
four hours:
John c. and Della T. Schwarzmann,
April >. female.
Edwin j. and Jennie c. Robb. April q,
male.
,. female
Fred A and Anna l.. Mehler. April 4.
female.
Martin +. and Mary a. Mansold, April
). female.
Guida A. and Mary A. Kengla. April q.
male.
Thomas and Mary Kuhnert. April >.
female.
hurry G. and Pearl f. Harrison, April
3. male.
William G and Mary F.. Greenwell.
April ,. female.
April =, female
C. l.. and Katherine Gable. April q,
male.
Thomas NJ and Olga Foley. April :.
male.
Frank B. and Mary j. Fay. March -.
male.
Frank O. and Rosetta Cole. March 81.
male.
~ A. and Annie Cook. March -. fe-
male
William w. and Ida Brown. April ).
male.
William O. and Julia o. s. Blackwood,
April 4. male.
Fred w. and Mary f. Boland. March
~. female
Lester r. and Alice G. James, April 1.
male.
J. Fl. and Minnie c. Johnson. April =.
male
William and Amelia Dickerson, March
30 male
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-08
Personal Mention.

Mr. Gerome Desio has returned after
five weeks spent in Florida.
Col. D. l.. Helm and wife of the United
States Army are registered at the Breslin
New York city.
Lieut.. John Stuart Williams, who ha:
been visiting his relatives. Mr.. and Mrs
G,enn Brown of Washington, has left fol
his post in San Francisco.
Mrs John c. Boyd and Deaconess Car
roll spent several days at the Breslin
New York city.
Mr.. Paul +. Vollum. son of the late Col
Edward Perry. Eollum. United States
Army, who has been visiting in Washing
ton for the past two months. returned this
morning to New York. where he is en-
gagged in engineering work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-08
Funeral of Cornelius J. Desmond.

Funeral services over the remains of
Cornelius j. Desmond were held at $50
O'Clock this morning at ST. Patrick's
Catholic Church, 10th and G streets
northwest Requiem mass was celebrated
by Rev Father Smyth. assistant pastor of
the church.
Representatives of the Carroll Institute
and Spalding Council. Knights of Column
bus, of each of which the deceased was a
member. attended the funeral in a body.
cemetery.
The pallbearers We're Thomas X Gal
laher and Francis J. F. Cleary. repre-
senting Spalding Council No AZ.
Knights of Columbus: Clarence Noelle of
the order OF the Alba mbra. John Wright
of the Postal Clerks Assocat ion III
Ambrose MarSden of Carroll Institute.
and Joseph d. Sullivan of Ancient Order
Of HibernianS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-08

Alexander G.. Peasants and Estelie w.
Boxley. both of Beaver Dam. Va.
John r. Townsend of Youngstown. Ohio.
and Lois H. Manwaren of this city.
Arthur j. Stuart and Virginia l.. Pres
colt.
James J. Hanna of Colora. Md. and
Grace Gress of Manchester. Pa.
John w. Thomas and Mary NJ. NICE.
johnson.
Ernest s kopf and Ida V. Fentress.
Carl HALEY and Lillian Berman.
Willis Harlan and Mary A. Simpson.
Fletcher II. Jones and Bertha r. Sulli-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-08
Lecture by Arthur Morrow Lewis.

Once let the laboring man think sclen-
tifically and then see If you can make a
slave of him. Who ever heard of intelli-
gent slaves
The foregoing was the keynote of a
lecture last evening in the main hal of
Pythian Temple on Socialism and Modern
Science" by Arthur Morrow Lewis ma
tional organizer of the socialist party
given under. the auspices of the Economic
Educational League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-08
Husband Sues for Divorce.

Proceedings for an absolute divorce
have been filed in the District Supreme
Court by Charles +. Moriarty against
Catherine Moriarity. They were married
in I.eesburg Va. November, 1889. Attor-
new Albert SillerS represents the husband
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-08
Absolute Divorce Applied For.

Mrs Annie Johnson today filed a suit
for an absolute divorce from Harvey
Johnson. They were married November
IL 1855 and have one child. Attorney
Thomas l.. Jones represents the wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-08
BORN.
DIED..

iiil-l ARD On SUNDAY. April =. 1acs to Mf
ana Mrs. r. X. Ffllyard. n daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-08

Senator and Mrs. Burkett have issued
invitations to all former Nebraskans
now resident in Washington. their wives
and husbands, to a reception to meet MY
and Mrs. RAYMOND b. Morgan Saturda!
evening next Mr. and Mrs. Morgan were
married in Boston last Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-08

Mrs. William A. Beach. jr.. of Syracuse
y. V. is visiting Capt and Mrs. Beach
1911 II street and will be in this city fol-
some weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-08

Mrs Johnston and Miss Frances r.
Johnston. 1872 street. will be at nome
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-08

Miss Leva B. Graft. daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Joseph Y. Graf. who
has been abroad for year travelling ant
studying returned yesterday and is will
her parents at the Dewey.
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Mrs. s. c. Neale gave luncheon yes
terday in honor of Mrs. Swanson, wife OF
the Governor of Virginia. who returned to
Richmond today after delightful sta,
with Mrs Arthur Wallace Dunn
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Former Vice President and Mrs Nor
ton and Miss Mary Morton are sailing
this week for Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Corcoran Eustis have been spending
a few days in New York with them and
will shortly go to their Virginia place for
the spring season
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Marriage Licenses.

the following:
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Mrs Timmons. daughter of the Vice
President. has returned after short visi
to friends in New York.
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The engagemtn of Miss Maud t.lnot'
and Mr. Francis W. Mailiard is an
nounced.
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The marriage of Miss Marie s. Eddy.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Titus E. Eddy
of New York city. and Lieut. Laios kada.
4th Hussars. AustrO-Hungarian army.
will take place at 4 o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon at the home of the bride on East
9th street New York. Mgr. Lavelle of
St Patrick's Cathedral will off1ciate at
the ceremony, which will be very quietly
solemniZed.
The bride will he given in marriage by
her father. Titus f. Eddy. She WI have
no attendants Baron Hoennng OCar
roll. Austro- Hungarian consul in New
York, will be Lieut.. Kadas best man.
There will be no ushers.
Lieut. Kada and his bride will probably
live in Budap pest.
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Miss Williams and Mr.. Francis Bennett
Poe who are to he married Saturday. are
being entertained continuously by their
friends. Mrs Pullman will give dinner
tonight at the Arlington. and Miss Flea
nor Ridgely. who is TO be the maid OF
honor will entertain similarly tomorrow
night for them.
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Mrs. Stanley Matthews. who has Col.
Henry Watterson and Mrs. Richard {.
Mccormick as her guests, gave dinner
In their honor last night
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The naval attache of the German en-
bassy and Nine. Hebbinghaus gave a din
ner last evening. when their guests were
Rear Admiral and Mrs Mason Capt. and
Mrs. Kimball DR.. and Mrs. Pettus Mrs
Vogelgesang. Miss Harlan. the naval at
tache of the Japanese embassy. Command
er Tuniguchi and Prof. Swisher.
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Mrs. f. G. H. Slater gave dinner, fol
lowed by bridge. last night.
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Mrs Daniel Manning of Albany, wn'
spent a part of the winter here. mas re
turned for a months stay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
MAY REJECT PLANS
WoMAN's COLLEGE COMMISSION TO
 MEET SATURDAY.
Drawings of Architect Poindexter Not Altogether Satisfact0ry and New Man May Be Selected Co Meet
 New Requirements.

It Is probable that a second set of plans and specifications to be drawn and compiled by an architect other than R. P. Poindexter, who had been orig inally employed, will be the outcome of the meeting of the Building Com mittee of the Methodist woman's Col lege Commission, which is called for Saturday.
 The plans of Poindexter, which were prepared, and upon the fulilment of which contractors bid at the meeting of the Committee on october 27. were out of comport with the landscape arr erwise failed to meet the requirements of the Commission. They were there fore tentatively rejected. Poindexter was summoned to appear before the Commission, with view toward draft ing second set of plans.
 Although expected daily, the archi- feet has failed of an appearance In Montgomery. and rather than suspend operations longer. pending his arrival, the question of employing another ar- chitect will be taken up Saturday.
 It is understood that Mir. Poindex- ter has not been released, nor his plans definitely rejected. though 1t is prob able, that such will ensue. and that an other man will be put on the job.
 It is desirable that the symmetrical plans of Mir. Olmstead, for the land scape gardening. be supplemented with building harmonious in lines, to which requirement. the original plans failed to respond. For that reason. the new plans whether drafted by Potn- dexter or another architect. will be in the nature of radical revision of ths first set.