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The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lesser OF Augusta.
Ga, who spent the past three mCnths
travelling in Europe, arrived in Boston
on Thursday. and spent a short time
here with Mrs. Silver, OF New Hamp-
shire avenue. before returning home.
The Washington times., 1908-09-06
Personals

s Capt. and Mrs. Powell Clayton. jr,
sshRve arrived in New York from Cuba
s1or a visit 10 relatives and friends in
sfhe North.
{ Mrs. Clayton, who was formerly a
aAIiss Langhorne, a cousin OF Mrs. Wal
sdorf Astor, has made many friends in
kSuba. Captain Clayton Is a son of Gen
sRral Clayton, formerly American am
zbassador TO Mexico. and is a brother OF
Ethe Baroness Moncheur. wife of the
Belgian minister and Mrs. Arthur Grant
{ Dun, wife of the British minister to
Luba
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The Librarian Of Congress. Herbert
Putnam. Is expected TO return 10 Wash
ingtOn Tuesday from the various North
ern resorts. where he has been spend
ing the summer.
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Mrs. Milligan and Mrs. Belle Wei
siger. OF Augusta. Ga, are spending
the month Of September in Washing
ton
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

sigmund Silberberg. OF New York city,
after spending several weeks at At
lantic City, made an automobile tour 10
Washington 10 visit his parents.
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Mrs. Benjamin Splitter. OF New Or
leans, La. Is the guest OF her sisters.
Miss Sarah Hirsh and Miss Ida Hlrsh,
Of " street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl WYE. OF the Full
ton. leave washington next week for
New York. where they VIII spend sew
eral days.
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Rear Rdmiral R. R. fngerson. Z. s.
N, and Mrs. Ingerson. who have been
the guests Of friends in Laporte, Ind,
VII return to Washington about Sep
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of the late
kkE
~ this Washing
popular diplomat
sWe.
now guest friends
zhun country Dresden Germany is
Eshe Washington the latter part the month arrange
sthe of personal effects the embassy
definite, but Washington society
she will decide
FOR time at least
married
embassy during
Miss Violet
embassy prominently identified with younger contingent
the and set
As of
will
Tana allowance the
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Va. where he was the guest Of his
uncle, J. D. Farr.
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Mrs. Ella S. Levy, after spending sew
eraI months with her parents, AIr. and
Mrs. Henry Strauss. OF u street, has re-
turned to Indianapolis, accompanied by
her brother. George Strauss. who win
spend several weeks in the West.
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Thomas Berry. acting governor OF
Cuba. during the absence OF the prOVis-
ional governor. Charles 2. Magoon, ar
rived ia New York about a fortnight
ago from Cuba for a brief visit In this
country.
Mr. and Mrs. 2. b. Chase have re-
turned to their apartment in the Con.
necticut from their summer place IN
Ohio
Mr.. Justice McKenns and Mrs. Nc
Kenna. who have been spending the
summer at Narragansett Pier and New
York, with their daughters, viii return
TO Washington Monday.
Rear Admiral L. c. PendIeton. Z. s
NJ Major r. r. Stevens. L. &. A
Lieut.. L. +. Theleen. u. s. N, anl
Mrs. Brooks, and Rear Admiral ans
AIRS. John MCGOWAN. L. $. N, spen.
last week at the Richmond Hotel.
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs W. A
Nichols, OF Fort Leavenworth. enter
tanned at dinner, Monday evening. com
punentaTy 10 Secretary Of War Wrigh
and Major General and Mrs. Bell. Th,
ether guests included Brigadier Genera
, Funston, Mrs. WadswOrth. Mrs. SDv
der, and Major and Mrs. SIavens.
paper chase OF hare ana hounds
held last week at Bar Harbor, was q
novelty. The trail was laid by Mis-.
Bebe Wright and Harold Wilcox. who
started in a carriage half an hou
ahead of the hounds and laid a tantaI
izing trail Of confetti over a very round.
| about route, finally ending at Otter
Cliffs on the Ocean Drive.
The course covered a distance OF
about ten miles and was a devious one
The first couples to arrive were Mis-,
Grace Moore and Frederick Dawson
and Miss FrO-ter and Merlin Hare
Among the Washingtonians who rode
were Count Torok and Prince VVindisch
Graetz, Of the Austro-Hungarian En-.
bassy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl WYE. OF the Ful
ton. leave washington next week fol
New York. where they VIII spend sew
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

william II Comedy left Washington
today for New York, where ne will
spend several days.
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unusually the President his family
tgton society home vaiOus country estates and
Fsos a little ahead of the regular schedule
Among prominent probably will be first
eBTve action, plan coming campaign well
political will OF the Speaker who sailed
s9rom Cherbourg for New Friday, y g.
particularly gracious invitations
fathers
pside the
With Republican
interested
they went their Danvle H. and later Miss Cannon
a brief European with OF friends
the children
sister E youthful
mothers absence abroad
Young Cochran, formerly
probably
Cochran spending the weather quietly
Cochran their Port Washington M
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

David Posners Of New York city. Is
spending the weekend. here. with
friends
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Mrs. L. r. Dawson entertained at
luncheon IA honor Of Miss Edythe Line
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Mrs Pierre Lorlllard, who is spend
ing the summer abroad and Will not
return 70 her winter home in Connecti-
cut avenue until some time in Novem-
/ Der or December, recently left the Ho-
tel Ritz, in Paris, after stay of sew
aeral weeks, for Biarritz.
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Dulany Hunter. the American consul
at Nice, is spending several weeks in
Washington, on his leave Of absence
from his post
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Mrs. Lee Baumgarten and daughter.
Miss Dorothy Baumgarten, have re-
turned 10 their home in Eighteenth
street, after spending several weeks
at Asbury Park, y. J.
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the month of
SxN the forthcoming
wedding
relief o the Capitals colony of tayahomes
interesting of ocasioned
Philippines, they married their arrival
A the wife of Lieut. Allyn
Capron c, IN will accompany o
ppne where he has been transferred from Panama
In A. will be
hpman Kay s. duty
the feet in Manila, where he will be
a considerable me away
their grlhood home in Capital City.
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sons have returped from Mountain Lake
Park, where they spent the summer.
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Senator .Culberson returned to Wash
ington last night from New York and
Joined Mrs. CuIberson who preceded
him here few days ago from Deer
Park. where the family spent the sum
mer.
Accompanied by Mrs. Culberson's sis
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Captain James n. Pickering. who &:
on leave from his station at Vancouver
Barracks, WASH. Is spending seyera.
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Mrs. a. BIcAIuHen has returned to her
/ home from Richmond, her former home,
/ where she spent the last six weeks
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Mrs. Corbin. wife of Gen. Henry c.
Corbin, u. S. A. VIII return 10 her
Chevy Chase home, Highwood, Tues
day. from Maine. where she has been
visiting her step-daughter, Mrs. Par
sons. The General, who has been IN
Ohio for - last few weeks. win join
her here later.
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Miss Selma UIlman. Of Fredericks-
burg, Va, is the guest OF her uncle
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Rheine,
| Of y street.
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/ The regular monthly dances given by
] the Engineer Corps at the post gym
/ nasium. Washington Barracks, will be
i resumed this year, the first of the sea-
! son being aeId September p.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. Dodge and son have
| returned from delightful trip 70 At
| lantic City.
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~ METCALF, wife OF the Secretary of the Navy who has beer
YIN spending the first Cbi
Washington arriving as Monday Mrs
the the small the Pres
family society the strict
being a OF all the Cabne
perhaps Roosevelt their hmelOving dis
spositons proving exceptionally eongeniaL
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Miss Mae Briggs is the guest Of hel
sister. Mrs. F. A Walker. in her home
in Claiborne avenue, Brambleton. Va.
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Mrs. A Herman and daughter, Lor-
raine. Of Calvert street who spent the
summer travelling in Europe. are ex-
pected 10 arrive In New York tOmor-
row. and viii return to their home
here the latter part Of next week.
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Lawrence D. EngeI has spent the past
few days in town with his paTehts. Mr..
and Mrs. D. I. EngeIs Of Twenty-first
street
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Nir. and Mrs. p. b. Chase have re-
turned to their apartment in the Con-
necticut from their summer place in
Ohio.
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Miss Mabelia Drummer was hostess
at a luncheon, Tuesday. in her home III
Broad street, Rails Church, Va. COM
plimentary TO her house guest, Miss
Ethel Maxwell. Of Rockford, S. c.
Among the guests were Miss Virginia
Traylor, Of Petersburg. Va; Miss Clara
Kreeman, OF Washington. d. CT Miss
Ethel Maxwell, Miss Eva Birch, Mrs.
Lester Drummer, and Miss Brunner, OF
Falls Church
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

/ Lieut.. r. O. Underwood, L. s. NJ. c..
/ who was on leave. spent last week in
! Washington
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/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King, who have
been with their family IN Atlantic City,
/ have left for New York city, while Miss
| Hortense King, Milton King, and syI-
| van King returned TO Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Lieutenant Allan Rutherford. L. s
A, on leave from Havana, Cuba, spent
several days in washington last week
en- route to Gaithersburg. Nd.
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i Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Kimmel were
hosts at dinner Tuesday evening com
I, plimentary 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
iCawson and their guest, Miss Edythe
Linebaugh, of Hagerstown. Nd.
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Marcy NJ Mitchell and
Mrs. Clara V. Moore, who spent the
month OF August at the Piney Point
Slotel, Piney Point, Nd. have returned
10 their home on Eighth street. Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Bratton and Miss
Catherine Bratton. OF Jersey City. y. J.,
who were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Mitchell at Piney PoiaL, have returned
10 their home
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Mrs. Roehon and Miss RochoS, OF
| Washington, are guests at tie Hotel
/ Chalfonte. Atlantic City
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Emmett l. Adams. who has been tn.
guest OF relatives and friends in Ports
mouth anG Richmond. has returned I,
MS home in this city
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Mrs. Frank B. Curtis and NIiss Minnie
B. Curtis entertained in honor of their
house guest Miss Nanette Stne. of
Los Angeles, Cal. Thursday eNe ing. In
their home in B street. Miss Urso
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs william Apperson and
family. OF Nebraska; Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Broadus, and Miss Broadus' o..
Passaic, n. J.; Miss Rosalie Broadus'
and Miss Reubie Broadus. Of Alexan-
dria, Va. were the guests Of Thomas
A. Broadus. in his home, Waycroft Cot
tage Falls Church, Va, last week
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day and Thursday here, a guest at
the Army and Navy Club.
Lieutenant F. o. Whitiock. Z. s. A.,
who spent several days in Washington
last week. is now at Sea Girt. n. J.
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Lieut.. Commander George Y. MARVEL,
Z. 3. N, commanding the United States
steamship Eagle. who is on leave, spent
several days in Washington last week.
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Mr.. Justice AIcKenna and Mrs. Nc
Kennas who have been spending the
summer at Narragansett Pier and New
York, with their daughters, viii return
TO Washington Monday.
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. AdoIph Weyl and son.
Max. Of Brightwood. have gone on a
trip to Old Point Comfort and neigh
boring points OF interest.
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

Fred G LAnger, Of this city. is spend
ling several weeks at the Norma n
House, Ocean Grove, y. J.
The Washington times., 1908-09-06

dren, OF 40S Seward Square, Capitol
Hnl. have gone to Oakland. Cal, from
Prescott Ontario, for a stay Of sew
eral months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-04
AARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED.

Ring Leaders of Revolution tH San
 Salvador are Arrested.
 San Salvador. Republic. of Salvador. Dec. 3.-The conspirators against the government. whose uprising was frus- trated yesterday, had planned to make O combined attack on the barracks in in the western part of the republic. relying upon their ability to induce the military chiefs to join them. AS usual the authorities were in- formed of the plans ss soon as they matched. and awaited developments. The first arrests were made Is Sonso- nate. which is fifty miles from San Salvador. A small party of insurgents marching from Sonsonate. fled to the hills. leaving their arms and ammuni- tion behind on the approach of the mi- Iitary detachment sent to arrest them.
 As the coffee crop is about to be harvested. the success of the insurgents would have meant great Ioss to the country.
 Former Vice President Al9aro is said to be the leader of the revolution al- though he is personally absent from the country. most of the ring leaders have been captured and martial law has been proclaimed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-04
TWO UNUSUAL CAMPS.
Greys Defeat AII-stars--BusiRess sSen NaFam

Greys Defeat AII-stars--Business Men
 Two basketball games of unusual interest were pulled off at the r. M c. 4. gymnasium Tuesday night, when the Greys and All-Stars hattled through two halves to the very close score of 24 to 90. and when the Busi- piIing up :35 scores to 24 by their op- ponents. The close score of the first game. in which the two teams ran neck and neck, now one ahead. and now the other. and the star perform ance of Susong in the second game, in which he was singly responsible for sS of the sS points scored made of the two contests performances fraught with unusual features,
 The game played between the Greys and All-Stars was very close. Tn the, first half it looked as If the Ali.Stars would win the game by a good margin as they put up a swift game and the end of the half the score stood 10 to in their favor. In the second half the Greys started out to win and put up one of the hardest games seen in the City League this year and won ths game by the close score of af to 20.
 At the end of the second half of the game played between the Business Men and the Inter-Sa bunch the score stood 20 to 1e in favon of the Business Men. 1t was seen from the first that the Business Men would defeat the Inter-Se Club. because of their excei- lent pass of the ball. and hard play Ing. All through the contest the allowing the Inter-se bunch to pile up the score.
 The following is a schedule of the games played In the City League:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-04
]. W. GRACE KILLED.
NEGROES MURDER WE'LL KNOWN
 FLORIDA MAN.
Aured 0ehessa Merchant to His store and Put Hins to Desth--Men
 May Have Been s Lynched.

Columbia, Dec, s--(Special.)--John ". Grace was murdered at his landing on the chattahooehee River at ocheesa. Fla. H
 A steamboat had just left his place when two negroes approached him and said they wanted to buy something if he would so with them. His family did not suspect anything wrong till late at night. when he failed to come to the hause. Search wGs made but no trace of the missing man could be found.
 The next morning traces of blood were found leading to the river and the posse dragged 1t and found the body where it had been thrown in.
 Mir. Grace was 75 years old, Con- federate soldier, and was a citizen of Columbia before the civil war. His re- mains were buried here today.
 The captain of the steamboat that brought the body here said that posse was close on the track of the two me- groes and he was satisfied that lynch ing had been pulled of.
 At meeting of the Salma gundi Club held with Mrs. Koerber, it was decided to make the County High School a Christmas present of a fine plano. The Baptist Church of Columbia has called Rev. O. w Smith. of Frankland. Tenn He has assumed charged and preached his first sermon last Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-04

v . 2 shape The revolver was purchased shortly after hts conversation and pr. Rustin first planned to have her shoot him at his ofice. A
 Mrs. Rice broke the revolver.
 The plan to have the shooting done et the office was abandoned on the Thursday preceding the doctors death, and 1t was then decided, she said. 70 carry out the shooting at his home. Mrs. Rice then placed a loaded car fridge in her pocket which was to re- place the empty cartridge after the shooting
 Mrs. Rice said:
 T was to take my own life and we decided that If all the cartridges found in the revolver were loaded would not be suspected of the shooting.
 We then went toethe doctors home and he went to the barn. I vas to have gone to the rear of the barn but wagon passed and I became timid and walked down Farnam Street few blocks and waited for . car. When the car came along and stopped for me pr. Rustin steppedsoR. Ke -seoided me and took me back to the barn. lie was angry and insisted on HAe shooting him right there. He told me to step back some distance so powder marks would not be shown on his clothing. He. instructed me to shoot him in the abdomen saying he would then live a few days and be able to settle up his affairs. I said:
 Fred I can't do 1t: I can't harm you !. He was very angry and we walked for some time and returned to his offioe downtown"
 Her evidence then showed that the doctor and heFseIf went to a rooEninE house where they remained that night and the next day. They spent most Of their time there for the next two days 4 discussion of the plan whereby she was to take his life continued inter- mtttently until Tuesday. That evening the doctor went to his oflce. she fol- lowing 2 few minutes later.
 eAWonaam Breaks Down.
 His mother was there" said Mir. Rice, withs ayes moistened. It was with an effort that she restrained her tears as the State attorney continued his rapid-flre of questions.
 Mrs. Rice said she left the office and returned laterl Some man was in the private oflice She testified, and pr. Rustin came to see her in the reception room,
 English.
 Objection was made to the question, and argument then followed.
 It was at this piont that the prose- cution proposed to bring the name of Charles E Davis Into the case for the first time.
 Judge Sears overruled the objection thus opening the way for the State to get before the jury the story of Mrs. Rice of what Rustin Is alleged to have told her regarding his pact with Da- wis, It was time for adjournment when the arguments were concluded and Mrs. Rice was not examined further.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-04
SAILOR IS SAFE.

Biloxi, Miss. Dec. s--charles Miller. a sailor on the schooner Annie Bedding, who was reported drowned last Tues day. turned up in Biloxi tonight and created a sensation.
 good time with some friends. In spite of protest he got into a skin Tuesday night and started back to his schooner, anchored in the harbor. Tho last seen of him was when brick north wind was fast carrying him out into the Gulf of Mexico. In consequence he was reported lost.
 Miller said tonight that he had only A vague idea of what had occurred. but that he remembered having been blown ashore on Shin Island.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-04
IMPORTANT DECISION.

Richmond. Va. Dec. s--The Supreme Court of Appeals today affirmed the decision of the state corporation com mission in the ease of the Portner Brewing Company against the South ern Express Company.
 The effect of the decision Is that while, common carriers must receive shipments for delivery. to parties in 'idry'' territory wholesalers. brewers, distillers and manufacturers cannot avail themselves of that right. for by so doing it could be made possible for violators of the law to compel common carriers to aid and abet violations on account of the consignees receiving the liquor when shipped in large quanti- ties and then selling 1t contrary to law,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-04
sUICrDE IDENTIFIED.
Pretty w0man Whe Killed Herself
 Was Lillian H. V. Doty.

Pretty W0W18M W&0 NNbtkSN &NA@NAA
 Was Lillian H. V. Doty.
 New York. Dee. s---An investigation of the death of a well dressed and pre- ty woman, who shet herself by a mir TOT in the Clarendon Hotel. Brooklyn. yesterday, shows that she was Mrs Lillian H. Falconer Doty. who recent ly obtained a divorce at Sioux Falls. s. b. from her husband, broker with ofiices at 62 Broadway, this city,
 MT. Doty is said to be president of the Reserve Fund Securities Company. The couple were married in 1909 and have a i've year old son whose custody was awarded to the mother. She al- legged In her petition. harsh and offen- sive treatment on the part of Mfr. Doty. After obtaining the divorce. the wo- man returned here. but had not been seen by her relatives since Monday last
 Aiexander Falconer. the suicides father, who lives here. was notified of her death last night. The body, which was taken to the morgue. was turned over to relatives today.
 Mir. Faleoner Is q well to do retired merchant who formerly lived in Balti- more, but has made his home in New York for several years past. His daughter, who was lonly 2s years old. was married to the husband whom she divorced at the Lstle Church Around The Corner, in this city. MT. Doty him. self Is we'll to do and has handsome country place at Belle Island. on Long Island sound.
 That the suicide of Mrs. Lillian Fall coner Doty at Brooklyn, N. r., hotel yesterday after securing q divorce here was due to her being tilted by a man she expected to marry soon after reaching the East is fully believed by prominent members of the divorce col- ony In this city.
 At one of the apartment houses heusea where she resided during the time she was in Sioux Falls. 1t was said that 1t became known through a mistake in the delivery of letter that she was in correspondence with a Mir. Morris or Morrisey of New York city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-04
BEAUTY
 DOCTOR
Says the New Method IRsrcaaes the Bust Measureneat ana
 Rounds the Arms and Neck.
tBY CLARA BELLE aa.)

(From Chicago ExaIniner.l
 Speaking from my own per- sonal experience and from oh- servation of many whom I have successfully treated In tho past two years, should say that Madame Moneaux really owed her great success as a beauty specialist to the use of & simple preparation which is used ex- clusively to develop the bust, arms and neck. became ac- quaintea with this formula and have used It ever since. much to the delight of patrons.
 'If your bust lacks develop ment or nrmness you can rely on both increase and firmness from the persistent use of the following; Obtain from the drug gist two ounces of glycerine and one ounce tincture cadomene compound, mix and let stand several hours; then add a tea- spoonful of borax and three and apply to the neck, arms and bust, rubbing and massaging until 1t Is completely absorbed: then wash the parts treated with very hot water and soap aud dry thoroughly. Apply the treatment morning and night regularly for several weeks or months as the case may require. and the most exquisite firmness and rounding out of hollow places will reward you.