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The Washington times., 1908-10-22
Denies Secrecy in Marriage
TO Charles MagneSs at
Louisville.
CHOICE SUITS HER
IF NOT RELATIVES
Members of Family Are Silent Is
TO Affairs Of Senator's
Favorite.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. Z.-Nrs.
Charles Magness visited the jan today
70 see her youthful husband, who IS
waiting 70 20 10 Philadelphia. where
he VIII stand trial as q deseruer from
the United States army. At the fan
Mrs. Magness said:
There was nothing startling about
my marriage 10 Mr. Magness. may
not have married 70 suit my family e1-
sctiy, but ] married 10 suit myself I
Lived thirty miles from Baltimore.
where 8Ir. Magness lived and 1 had
known HIN two years I came 10 Louis
vile last June as a delegate 10 the In
ternaJioaaI Sunday School Convention
3Ir- Magness came here and We re-
mained in Louisville and we're married
That Is al there Is 10 it,
Mrs AIagness refused 20 say whether
she knew her husband was a deserter
from the navy when she married him
She says however. that sne viii 90
70 Philadelphia and viii stand by him
through his troubles and VIII use ner
fortune in his behalf
BY her visit 10 her husband and bv
1Iagness' visit 10 her late YESTERDAY.
by courtesy % the jaIler, IL - evident
LLaL Mrs MaSDess VIII do all iu EeE
power TO gel her husband out OF the
trouble with the naval authorities.
While MagleSS would make no direct
statement, he intlmated rhar his broth
er-ln-laWs Arthur Poe German. jr-. a
State senator in Maryland, would as
slsI him ID getting out OF his trouble
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
NEWS OF FIGHTING
REACHES LONDON
War Raging Between Aus
trianS and New Provinces,
Is Report.

LONDON, Oct THAT actual var
fare betwesn 10000 Austrian troops and
the iusurrecuonisJs In Bosnia and Her
zegOvina has been in progress for ten
days was the startling information
brought 70 London today by a Monteus-
grin agent. who 3 here 10 investiga q
the course that England VIII pursue in
Gaze Servia and Montenegro declare war
against Austria.
This agent declares that guerrilla war
fare has been raging in the mountains
since AUsJria's bold stroke early in the
month, and the situation is so danger
Gus that Austria IS now rushing Te-en-
fOrcements TO her provincial armies
Scores have been killed. according 10
the Moutenegrln and a state Of an
arChy exists in the eastern and southern
sections OF the annexed territory.
Austria IS exercising the strictest cen
sOrship, and has been able to keep the
real situation from the world. Even
all outgoing mails are opened and ex-
amined. and IL is impossible 10 learn
the true situation without being actually
on the scene.
The detention OF envoy Vukotich BY
Austrian authorities at AEram. Tues
Gay, the agent declares. was nerelv
preteNL IN order 10 search the envovs-
For this reason, the apology offered by
Austria is not acceptable to MOntenegro
which will insist on an indemnity for
the Offcnse-
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
IS Welded
TO GERMAN PRINCE
Fourth Son of Kaiser Viii
helm Takes Alexandra of
SChlesWig as Bride.

4 LIN. o. ---Am-5 ill Jae erlrer
and pomp Of the German imperial court.
Prince Wilhelm. fourth son Of Emperor
William. was married I'm the chapel
or the palace 10 Princess Alexandra
Victoria, OF SchleswIg- g-H0isteiu-
The ceremony itself was simple
enough. the ritual Of the Luthera-,
State Church being used. but the set
ling for the weddine. was the most bril-
liant seen in Berlin since the marriage
Of the Crown Prince Frederick WI
helm TO Princess Cecilia. several years
ago.
Preceding the religious ceremony. a
civil ceremony was held in a private
apartment OF the palace
The bride was dressed in white silk
trimmed with lace, and her train OF
thirteen feet was carried by four pages
After the ceremony, the Empress
placed the Hohenzo'Iern crown upon
the head Of the young princess. A re
reception was held AZ the White hall
der the personal supervision OF the EU-
perCr, who Was reSpIeDdenI in gold
braid. Prince August Is tWeaty-OUS
years Old and his bride three months
younger The day was alst the hftieth
birthday anniversary of the German
Impress.
Prince August wanted TO marry Priu-
cess Alexandra two years ago. but the
Kaiser would not give his consent until
the young man had finished his uni
Versity course The prince entered
StIasburg and completed the course IN
two wears. the charge being made that
he was favored at the kaiSers request
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
Says MagHeSS Tilted Her
To Wed Senator S Daughter

BALTIMORE, Oct Z2.-The most i'm
portant local feature IL. connection with
the 1Iagless-Gorman wedding, and the
one gossip here today, Is the charge OF
Miss Georglauna Happier. q pretty
youug slIrJ-Eactory fOreWOmau, that
1Iagness 5ilted her for the hand of the
daughter OF the late United States Sen
atOr, A T. German
Miss Happier said she vas not sur
as she knew that ne was wanted by the
Government
IT am mighty glad that 7 did not mar
y this man. declared Miss Happier.
for 1 am spared The trouble that viii
come 10 the former Miss GOrman- M
Magness and L had been engaged since
last January. and he treated me in
most shameful manner
state Senator Arthur p German re-
fuses 10 discuss the matter
ATaEness and his wife arrived IN this
city from Louisville, last Thursday, and
left Monday for Washington, where
they dined with friends at the Port
land leaving later In the evening for
Louisville. While in this city several
days were spent with MIS- Glass, an
aunt of Joseph Magness- Mrs Glass
stated that Mr.. and Mrs. MagnesS spent
Saturday and Sunday at her home.
leaving Monday morning 10 keep an ap-
Al the Equitable Building. When asked
II their visit to Mr.. German was in
reference to money matters or about
the settlement OF the estate Of the late
Senator, she said II was. and that .4as
the reason Of their visit
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
WEATHER REPORT.

Unsettled weather with scattered
showers is indicated for tonight and
Friday in the Atlantic States south Of
Pennsylvania, and showers are likely
10 occur IN the Ohio valley Friday.
Temperature viii rise in the Atlantic
States tonight and will fall IN the Ohio
valley Friday.
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast Will Le fresh easterly; on the
south Atlantic coast fresh northeasterly
and on the east Gulf coast fresh cast 10
southeast,
Steamers departing today for Euro
Deun ports win have fresh east 10
nor, beast winds aud fair weather 10
the Grand Banks.
For the District of Columbia, Della
ware, and Maryland, partly cloudy,
with showers tonight or Friday; fresh
easterly winds.
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
Count de ByLandt, SocialBooster,
Persona Non Gata at Embassy

VINO doubted him could refer inquiries
to the Austrian embassy.
He has no right to do that, said
Baron AmbrOZy, Indignantly, today. II
am sure the real count Is not in this
country"
The following advertisement was IN
serted in Chicago and New York papers,
EXCEPTIONALLY prominent position $50
ctally) IN Europe and the United states ruar-
anteed to lady Of wealth and refirar .ents ref-
erences at Washington legation COy-NT "
DEBYLANDT, East flst St. New York.
Inquiry in New York failed to bring
the count 70 the surface. A man who
gave his name as Storm said he knew
the count very well and knew about
the advertisement, but the count was
out looking after his social duties. The
hotel clerk at 1 East Forty-first street
insisted that Storm was the count. but
Storm said the clerk must be mistaken
The clerk said he was sure Storm was
in error.
IN the meantime the Austrian en-
bassy would like 10 locate Count Wal
ter and ask him a few Questions as
TO why he refers people 10 the eulbasssr
without their permission.
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
PLANS
TO VISIT SCHOOLS
Investigators Will Inspect
Most of the Buildings in
the District.

The special committee ~ investigation,
Of which Appleton p. Clark. jr., is chair
man. viii not be able to oegin its praC-
tical inquiry into the physical condition
or the Districts schools before tomor-
row. as there is much work OF a preliru-
mary nature 20 be done first
Mr.. Clark said this morning that the
committee may hold another preliminary
meeting. but thar Il VIII be devoted
merely TO the collection Of data which
viii aid the investigators in their iI,-
quiries-
Samuel J. Prescott has Deeu elected
secretary II the committee, and Will
take charge or the information thus
collected. and compile n for the report.
Hereafter tile committee Will meet IN
scme room Of the Municipal building.
probably Room l3 but such a prospect
does not dism8y them
Mr. Clark. after a meeting yesterday
afternoon. said it is the intention Of the
committee 10 visit from - to 100 Of
the l43 schools ia the District and that
these visits will take until the end Of
the first week in November
The committee will probably take
daily trips. which will begin in the
morning at 10 o'clock, and which the
committee hopes will be finished by
! o'clock.
Commissioner Morrow says the com
ing OF the committee 10 the Municipal
building would not mean that in the
future he would have anything to do
with the investigators work. He does
not want even 90 seem 90 interfere in
any degree, with the committees work,
he says.
Captain Oyster. president Of the
Board of Education. and SuOwden Ash
ford. inspector Of buildings for the Dis
trict have assured the committee OF
their cooperation and assistance when
ever needed
The Washington times., 1908-10-22

Count w. de Bylandt, is not overly
popular with Baron Louis Ambrozy,
counselor OF the Austrian embassy, for
the count Is trying TO secure lady
OF wealth. social power and position,
via diplomatic circles of Washington.
walter" as his friends call the
count. Is now In New York, where he
has inserted various advertisements in
Chicago and New York papers, request
ing any lady of wealth to come along
with her check book and social hopes
and. she will be introduced to the best
in Washington
II so happens that the count is not
known to the Austrian officials in this
city, but a little thing ike that is not
bothering Walter. The name de Bylandt
is weIl-knOwn in Austria and Baron
Ambrozy says the name means much.
but he is willing to go on record as say
ing the count is not in this country.
Count Walter. in advertising for tn
lady Of wRalth," stated thai any one
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
MUST GIVE CHILDREN
SAME RAILROAD RATE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Issues Rule in Interest of Juve-
niles Obliged to Work.

The Interstate Commerce Commission
has lust decided a question that viii
prove Of great interest to children who
are forced by circumstances to work
instead Of going TO school. The com
mission has issued a rule forbidding
railroads from selling cOmmutatiOn tick
cts TO school children, unless the same
privilege is given to children Obliged
to ride 70 and from work
A complaint was recently lodged with
the commission. charging that certain
railroads allowed school children reduc-
ed rates. while working children were
required TO pay the regular fare. The
commission holds that the regulation
is discrimination and unlawful The
railroads, under the rule issued BY the
commission, are permitted to sell com
mutation tickets limited 10 children and
young persons between a certain age,
This new rule viii not prevent the
electric cars that 60 outside the District
from giving a special rate to school
children and other children who come
80 Washington every day.
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
to AHOW Arms
Shipped Through Country

VIENNA. Oct E2-The GOV ernment to-
day issued an order prohibiting the
shipment through Austria-Hungar,- Of
war material intended either for Servia
or Montenegro
Austria is seeking 10 have other
powers make similar prohibitions. The
uppishness Of SeTvia and Montenegro
has at times threatened the progress OF
peace negotiations and IL is believed
that their arrogance win be Curbed =
they hnd themselves unable to obtain
war material
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
-YOU-GO" CARS
FOR CHEVY CHASE
Railways Engineer Expect
ed to Recommend New
Tangled Service.

Extensive Improvements 10 The Chevy
Chase electric line, 10 include new cars.
as we'll as new tracks. are being plan
ned by the Capital Traction Company
The cars VIII be OF the pay-as-yOu-
enter order. il the move now being con-
tempIaJed by the railway officials is
carried out TIE matter has not been
voted upon by the directors as Yet, but
has been informally discussed by them
Final action is expected TO be taken
at a meeting Of the board IN about
ten days
d. 5 CARL. chief engineer and su-
perintendent Of the Capital Traction
Company, said today that the company
has not yet decided just what kind Of
cars will be installed.
The entire matter is still in abey-
ance.'' he said. In about two weeks
or a little less we may be able 70 make
some definite announcement
Improvements on Tracks.
AS for improvements to the road, 3"
said Engineer CARL. anyone may see
what is being done. by riding over the
line. New tracks are being laid 10
Chevy Chase from the Connecticut ave
nue. bridge. Just now the work is he
ing carried on along The line a little
beyond zoo Park
. John s. Larcombe, one Of the directors
Of the company, said that h, was aware
that the question OF new equipment for
the Chevy Chase line had been discuss
ed, but that in matters -: this sort
the procedure would be for Mr. CarIL
as chief engineer, TO make Tscommenda-
lions 70 the board of directors. and
that that body would adopt them or not
as il saw fit.
Feel Sure Of the Change.
That the recommendations made by
Mr.. CARL would be presented only
after conferences with the directors.
and after assurance that the plans
would be approved by them, is certain
to those familiar with street railway
matters.
The matter is one that concerns thou
sands Of fashionable suburbanites. As
a coincidence, il follows close upon the
announcement by Clarence r. NOrment.
president Of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company, that better
equipment and improved service are
to be installed on the Tenleytown
and Rockville lines this announcement
having been made by Mr. NOrment yes
terday to the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
CIVIL SERVICE CHANGES.

As a result Of the recent designations
OF Dr. w R Bushby md w. J. Quinn
the following promotions among the
clerical force of the Civil Service Com
mission were announced today: o. S.
Swank, from S1,60O TO $780, Henry
Behlert and L. o. Arner. $1,400 to 81 800;
Miss Mary V. Minor and II. d. Smith,
81 200 to 81 400; Miss Cirs. A POutz, Miss
Agnes Q. Thompson, Miss katherine
p Phillips, II. G. Porter, and p. a.
Hord $1,000 TO $500.
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
HYDROPHOBIA KILLS BOY

NEW YORK, Oct 22-After suffering
four days from hydrophObia, David
Waxnan, fifteen years old, died at Bel
levue Hospital today He was bitten
four weeks ago by a stray dog on his
1aths $ cattle farm at BayOnne. NotI-
Ing more was thought Of II until four
days ago when the boy began barking
as he was washing his face
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
Members of German Family
Silent About Whole affair

With members Of the German family
reticent and evidently deeply embar-
raised by the entire affair. an element
OF mystery surrounds the arrest IA
Louisville last night OF Charles J Hart
love, alias g J. AIagness, who recently
secretly married Miss Ada GOrman.
daughter OF the late Senator A. +.
German, and who had his honeymoon
rUdeIy interrupted by being taken in
custody as a deserter from The United
States Navy
A bride only since September >, when,
il IS understood, she married against
the express wishes Of her family, Mrs
Magness IS in Louisville in a state OF
nervous prustraJiOn. Mrs. German.
after a night Of anxiety and suspense.
LETT on au early train this morning Tor
Baltimore, where. it is believed. she
has gone either to meet her daughter
or 70 seek the aid OF her eldest son IN
Strengthening the eHtanglement OF me
last twenty-foUr hours.
Fairview Shut to Inquirers.
No information would be given at the
German country home, "Fairyiew" near
Laurel, Nd, this morning as to the
strange tnfatuatiOn OF Miss German for
the young navy musician. many years
her junior, who appears 70 have had
more or less varied career.
The affair has created profound sen
satiOn in both social and Vermont Av-
enUe Christian Church circles. as Miss
Ada German Mrs Magnessl was an
influential member Of the church or
twenty years She recently introduced
HartlOve. or Magness. and two OF his
musician companions 10 members Of the
there. the trio proffering
their services as musicians for the sun
day school services.
During the summer. when the ac-
GuaintRnce. begun how and where no
one seems to know. between Miss Cor
man and Magness, ripened into love.
the three men were stationed uDon the
steamer Dolphin. from which vesser
Magness is alleged 10 have deserted
after his fiance. IL 5 said. furnished him
with funds with which to buy his re-
lease from the service
Sticks to Her Husband.
Mrs Nagness is said 70 have made
persistent pleas this morning to be al
lowed to remain with her husband in
the Louisville jail She has retained an
8 atrorney with the Nfew OF obtaining
the lishtest possible punishment for hsr
husoand. and y possible his Ieleasa.
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
TAKES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 22-After
drinking a quart OF whisky at his home
today. John Gaynor, twenty-five years
old. of 2025 OakfOrd street. had to be
taken to the MediCO -Chirurgical Hos
pitaI He was unconscious.
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
YELL? YESl VOTE? NO!
YALE MEN GET JOLT
One Hundred Want to Cast Ballot,
Nineteen Allowed-Even Taft
Club President Missing.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct 22-Out Of
nearly 100 Yale students who applied
to be made voters. but nineteen can
cast a ballot Seven teen others were
turned down and the rest famed 70
show up at the hearing the students
applications.
Max O'Parry, presiden Of the Yale
Taft Club was among hose missing.
The students were force, to show that
they complied with the Nv demanding
a years residence in Connecticut, and
are self-suppOTting-
The Washington times., 1908-10-22
NATURAL GAS LINE
HEADS FOR CAPITAL
Pipe Line Company Getting Right
of Way From Cumberland,
Nd. Fields.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, oct. rep
Tesentatives OF a pipe line company
which recently made a survey through
Hampshire country, West Virginia, are
now securing right Of way.
The company, according 20 reports,
viii pipe natural gas from central West
Virginia to Baltimore and Washington,
D Z.
, 1908-08-22
A Faithful FRIEND.

81 have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since
1t was first introduced to the public in
1872, and have never found one In
stance where a cure was not speedily
effected by its use. have been a com.
mercial traveller for eighteen years,
and never start out on a trip without
this. my faithful friend" a y H. S.
Nichols o. Oakland, Ind. Ter When
a man has used a remedy for thirty
five years he knows it's value and is
competent to speak of it. For sale by
all druggists.
, 1908-08-22

Tregoning, MIR. and Mrs. T. r. Sears,
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Mathison. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Augapurger, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. e. Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Car
ter, Mrs. Peale, Mrs. Nellie Wilson.
Misses Mary Wilson. Eta Kennedy
Edith Belts, Edna Simpson, Cecilia
Augspurger, Hulda Augspurger. Tessie
WEIGH, Grace Peale, Messrs. Frank
Holiday. L. j. Mills, VIII tSchilling,
Earl Cady, Herbert Kennedy. Leon
Kennedy. Robert Gottschalk, Eugene
Augspurger, Ernest Mathison and
Charles Peale.
, 1908-08-22
SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE WOMAN'S CLUB.

Mrs. C. l.. Patchell, the president of
the Laramie Woman's club, has called
a special meeting of the club for Mon.
day afternoon, at 2:30. in the club
rooms in the Carnegie building, for the
purpose of selecting delegates to the
state federation, which meets at New
Der. All members Of the club are ask
ed to be present.
, 1908-08-22

union Pacific Railroad Co., Summer
Tourist, Low Round-Trip Rates
From Laramie. Wyo to the east and
West
Chioa0o, Ill, and return. $3.50
Buffalo. N.Y. and return. 365.30 I.
Detroit, Mich, and return, $54.60.
St Louis, No., and, return. $3.50.
St Paul, MINI, and return. -$A1.20.
!. San F~rancisco.. Cal, ani return.
Los AAsaleas CAL and return, $500.
Portland, Ors- and return. 5000.
On sale June lat to September 80.
Final limit. October 81.
u A. B. CADY. Agent
, 1908-08-22
LARAMIE WRITER IN

SARATOGA VALLEY.
F. w. OFT. the editor of the Wyo-
ming Industrial Journal. has been a
Saratoga visitor this week, says the
Sun of that city. Mr.. OFT expressed
surprise at the steady improvement
Saratoga and the valley were making
since the advent Of the railroad. In
, 1908-08-22

the course OF a few months he expects
TO give the town and valley a good
write-up, illustrated with scenes made
from photographs in this valley Mr..
OFT has always been one of the best
friends the valley has had.
, 1908-08-22

| A. II. HOHiuay, MT. ana MIS-. T.. A. Gar
ter, Mrs. Peale. Mrs. Nellie Wilson
Misses Mary Wilson. Eta Kennedy
Edith Belts, Edna Simpson, Cecilia
Augspurger, Hulda Augspurger. Tessie
| WEIGH, Grace Peale, Messrs. Frank
Holiday, L. J. Mills, win sSchiling,
Earl Cady, Herbert Kennedy, Leon
Kennedy. Robert Gottschalk, Eugene
Augspurger, Ernest Mathison and
Charles Peale.
Miss Mary Wilson entertained a
number. of friends at cards last Tues
day night In honor of Miss Jane Ham,
iiton of Warren, Pa, who will leave
tonight for her home, after spending
a year with her aunt and uncle, DIR.
and Mrs. Hamilton. While here Miss
Hamilton has been attending the Uni
gersity Of Wyoming school of music.
Five-hundred was the game Of the
evening, everybody enjoying them
selves to the utmost. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Wilson. Those
present we're Misses Emma Eggleston,
Elizabeth Grow Eta Kennedy. Hulde
Augspurger, Adell Marker, Evangeline
Downey, sWilburta knight, Jane Ham
ilton and Mary Wilson; Messrs. John
Hunton, Spencer Symons, Harold Sy-
mons. Herbert Kennedy, Leon Ken
nedy and Harry Jones.
AA&
Mrs. J.. A. Ballard of st. Paul, who
has been having a most enjoyable
visit with he sons and their families.
particularly Miss Virginia Ballard and
| Master Nelson Ballard, returned to
her home last night. Miss Mabel Bal
| lard remained for a longer visit.
AAA
| Ground has been broken on Fifth
| street, north of the Haley residence,
| for the beautiful houses Mr.. Ora Haley
is erecting for his daughters, Mrs. r.
l.. Geogre and Mrs. Arthur A. Smith.
Mrs. Will Beecham entertained La
Tarde de Noche Wednesday afternoon
at its regular session, Mrs. George Pat
terson and Mrs. Don Miller being
| special guests. Mrs. Fred Brees will
receive this pleasant ciup al It's next
session.
AAAu
Miss Ethel Miller has returned rom
her delightful vacation outing at, Sher
idan and other cities. In Sheridan shs
was the guest OF Mrs. ]. T. Pecken-
paugh.a
AAA
Nelson James. the beautiful little
son Of DR.. and Mrs. ia. Ballard, will
be christened Sunday, August 80. The
ME-. and Mrs. Edward. Ivinson, who
are the godparents of the mother,
Ethel sBafch Ballard. will also be the
godparents Joratne nDaoe.
~
MI. n MIS-. oiiver Wallis hsVs re-
turned from 1.-The snowy range where
they spent their vacaiion and MI. wal
lis has resumes his. position IN the
p~ostofice. Trey had . mos oellgntIui
outing, making the Trip on
to the foot OF the mountains and then
, 1908-08-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL TO
TAKE A VACATION.

The Presbyterian Sunday school will
have a vacation for the next two Sun
days, and nc session will be held to-
morrow.
, 1908-08-22

A complete line Of legal blanks al
The Republican once.
, 1908-08-22

When in need of job printing or any
thing in the book line call on The Re1
publican. First class work g~ua-1nteei.S