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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-05
King Manuel is Reported to Be Prisoner and the
Royal Standard on the Palace Tower Has
Been Hauled Down
ARMY And navy JOINS THE REVOLUTION
Monarchy is Overtarown and All Communication
With the Outside World is Either Cut off or
News is Being Withheld.

German steamer has received wire
less message from the steamer Cape
Blanco. OF the same line OF port,
stating that warships began lombard
ing the palace as soon Is the uprising
withing the city began. Shortly the
reyolutionists hauled down the royal
standard over the palace and replaced
it with the republican green and blue
flag.
The long awaited revolution in Por-
tugal has broken out. Lisbon is in
the hands of tie republicans, the royal
banner mas been torn from the palace
and the flag of the revolutionists
raised. Some reports have it that
King Manuel is a prisoner. The army
and navy have added their support to
transforming the monarchy into re-
public, and the movement which be
gan Tuesday in the capital city is like
ly to spread quickly throughout the
country.
Warships began bombarding the pal
ace at o'clock in the Afternoon with
small show OF resistance and the few
supporters OF the monarchy we're
forced to capttulate The republican
party has been planning for com
plete change in government and King
Manuel, according TO the republican
leaders, has by disregard for the rights
OF the people and blind insistence on
a dictorial system, added to the fires
OF the peoples wrath.
Communication Cut Of.
PARIS, Oct. 5.-The Echo De Paris
prints wireless dispatch from cor
respondent dated ST. Marie De Lamera
Cape Blanco, $40 p. m. saying:
Revolution has broken out in Por
tugal A great part of the army and
all OF the navy have gone on the side
of the reyolutionists. The warships
were bombarding the royal palace a
9 o'clock this afternoon. It is I'M
possible to procure any details.
No confirmation was received at the
foreign office. Telegraphic communi
cation with Portugal has been inter
rupted since O'Clock.
The Portuguese legation has nc
knowledge OF the revolution.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-05

, The frst-42 people killed .
, near Kingsland. Ind, in trolley =
crash on Sept. q =
The second-36 people killed .
near staunton, III, in trolley =
? crash on Oct 3. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-05

first shot in the revolution was fired
and bloody conflicts are now raging
throughout the capital Hundreds
have been killed. Mobs of revolu-
tionists have attacked the homes Of
government leaders and well known
loyalists, many OF whom are reported
slain. The sway of the mob was un-
checked as those OF the police who
did not openly join the revolt at the
outset, were afraid to offer resist
ance to the thousands who swept
through the streets.
Bsrricades we're hastily erected in
Inc royalist section of the city and at
tempts made TO stand OF the revolu-
tcnists All through the night there
we're SUGGESTIONS of attacks upon
these barTicades. both OF which were
eventually swept away.
When the full frenzy of the mob
was seen, the royalists and clericaIs
fed from the city. leaving their prop
efty TO be looted and their houses
burned. The fighting was unusually
severe around the government bu1d
inss A large part of the revolution
A's we're armed with rides, clearly
showing that the outbreak had long
0een premeditated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-05

(continred on page 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-05
An Warships Taken.

BERLIN. Oct. "a wireless dis
patch from Lisbon says: "All the
Lisbon forts and all the warships in
the harbor have been in the hands OF
the revolutionists since last night.
The royalists in the provinces areput-
ting up a stiff fight against the repub-
7;eonS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-05
Vatican Alarmed.

ROME, Oct. 5.-The vatican is much
exercised over the outbreak in PoTtu-
gal The italian government is alarm
ed and will send warships.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-05

licans
British Ships Sent.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Three warships
have been rushed to Portugal TO guard
Englisl Interests.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-05

Q Z
! Uneasy lies the head that wears 4
. the crown-king Manuel of Por- 4
= tugal is prisoner, Reyolutionists 4
= are in control of the Capital and 4
! Civil War is on.
The sun., 1910-07-11
GI,>r TE\OR BrRoLR HERr
says Opera stars rake seriously the
HAninrrstrm London Opera uousr.

Rudolph Il'rger. the colossus ut German
t"uors. hose height II ~aIi to he. not less-
than t...t . All Who looks IT, found
n 10 ,p, lrr ~ there when he landed ye>-
'sriay from the Hamburg American liner
tiuC,nrau n" moppei hiS hru~ and
remarked that II he hat kn"Wn II was ="
warm IN America. or rather Hohoken.
h' VoulI have stage in Germany until
th" tall lie never has been her" h''iOr"
api saws his purpoS" - purely pl"aSur"
tie viii 90 Ia the estate of au Am"rIcSi.
uIari Iu Maine where thor" Is les Irr-
spIratlou
Al IA" or.ra'lr p"pple of Europe. Mr.
T-sg-r saws. aTr talKIug ot IN" plans "'
uaWw"r-tniu The impressIuu amor 4
.r-u T. 'Na' he will lYili m London or"
pi IA" grcs',-t opera houses in the NOrlI
au' that he will get a lot Il stars who will
u~"f'- STAYING uu the other sile and cet -
ing zig salaries Nh ~ t. coming here Tor
tie same money The tenor was a~k''
n hr lut-uIe tp go with 60" M~irolvli'a'
tnrcr- neat -''I-pu tu.i he sal &. No, nam
prr-t.tu lie wOuli Tot tell Nh"'h"r
,runt hs wouli gu With Hammerst"Iu after
ht, rlutraCt AZ the ROYAL Op"ra IN B"rhu
expire. neat year. ngt b" gav" the i'm
PRECISION thai he would and Iutina'" that
he ha r"c-iv"i an over NJ snin" sort
through a Hammers" % commissioner
IL notably els. NaS tdaIi q Hafminer~iei' :
lonluu prolegt seriously the opera starr
certainly we're he, sali
Marie RapUNld. VINO sang with the
tur-rlUau contingent W iaris. brings
a IN her a decoration from the King of
RuuanIA. which size -lVS - III" irst ever
Conferred ~ IN al American singer 81"
Nt~ urged bV the manager ot III" Roval
Sf-ra a. bucharest To com" and slnC
for fb" court and ~" T-sopla ami -"
-nt l.lVD of uts"gr' from Paris Tor ten
tavs and earned her decoration. Sh'
WrII -r,.uI a f"W day- her" and then Eu
r'l a concert t.plr. beginning at San
IrAr.l-.p >i..' alSp had heard IN Paris
81 th, intention - Mr.. ilammrr-t"iu tn
u4fli an pI-.ra Nuu-" IL would haN"
'.-.u u-..r-- tor oscar to have sent ~
agents to her hov-Ne or. a. sh" IL under
CONTRACT with ~" Metropolitan. MIN"
Ralpuld -av- ~" Parisian- went " nd
over the Metro pUlltau artl-'- and that
there never had h,.'u 80 successful a -'a o.
-ou yt oi"rd at the French capital
The sun., 1910-07-11
u,n wiDDu orr uIrH 81
T-ststor say ThAt'~ Oo'r rnis More Than
she Dr>rrNr~

Nu~TuN. llly o." H." NIL ut Lewis X
N-tyi. 81 Ml|i.u. wniru i'ay"- 81 zach
'r r." Ni'- auj rni.orcu - a." r-statpr
,.t declares that t., wIf" receives IsI
,..rrs mur. than sa" d'-"ry-- has teen
..-a q. u.. Frui-,t. ,o4rr = MidIr-..N \
county iu Ea-r Cambridge. tv John
Seal IN" executor
Nr N.a1.- d.-d at hi- home on June -.
l.a,lug small .-ta'" The major part
OF IN. ,-ti'" i Wll,.d - Mise SIl-" II
Roberts uf Maiden. the t"-tafor adding
who w.s a friend 10 me- lu sickness and
gD,-i health
The tn.mi.r- uf IN" family who will
Oh IN r"c.iv. Al are MIR Alice u \"hzI-.
widow 81 Maiden William N-asIe aHd
Laura N-dyI.. son and daughter Roth
u' Maiden. and another daugh'"I. MrS
tdlth FIraruu a. B'-tou
Nj NaaI the executor sad ! haven :
the. slightest idea who thus Miss Roberts
l- / know that =h" went 10 S,'' the
'.-tator during his illness and that she
had -0methiug tp du with hI- papers.
but b-youd that ! know nothing
The sun., 1910-07-11
NrW Rr, rOR ~ ". JOHN'S.
he l. the Re,. ,. \. Wade Other changes
In Local Parishes

The FplsroyiI church of - John th"
Evangelist in Navv-ly va0" has rI",'-d
a. rector the Rev John \ Wade assistant
for thr...' wears AZ All Angels ,hIr,h Iu
W-zt End dS"uU" ~" Nil l"gru 'h"
work ON September - Mr. Mad" Was
ordained 10y Bishop Potter lu IH'1
III. R.y John l. la-hor. as -tant for
seven years a. NJ Andrew Episcopal
church Harlem. has u"rn elected rector
of ~ Andrew Church. Brewster. J .
and will r-gin worI, tA"r" in August
~ G"ors"- church ~ StGyv"-an'
Sluar,, has thr-. new ministers They
are thu. Rcv- George l. horton. G"ri.'
4 Cunningham and : SCOTT Two
az Them come from th" tauhrtrEr
seminary. winch ranks a. BROAD IhrF
take tho places Of other men. nr" Cd! WHOM .
thr Rev \ = Payyaut. has Epu" :" lrl".
Pa 20 l." rector % a parish
The Rev Edward II Knapp. 90 'hIrg"
oT san SaIyator" Chap'.I ~ Broom" street.
has resi- siSn"d and lr-cpfu" assistant MN
i.t.r of the church Of ~" Incarnation ~
Madison avenu" Ills plar" at san saliva
tore ~ taken hy the R"y ~.-tp \pr"
UnIy Trinity Episcopal thVsh. Harlem
having paid or il sJj.'s t"'t last tis'"r .
will have "A new second Assistant minister
l.giuninK on August l IL" = th' Re-
" y Stevens from CamiIi =" N"mt-
nary. The Ter'OT, ~" b"'. ~ ~ =
Nichols, who uui"rNapt an Operation
in Nav - slowly recovering ut "a Tar %
in New Hampshire
The Rev J II Iyi". for thr"" years
surerinteulent uf ~ BarthClOm"w :
parish house ia Fprty--ccoud str"et .
has resigned lie ma, taken up tempo
rary work a. Curatc ~ ~. Andre" >.
Harlem
The Rev q +. \ Moore ~ s. Chry.
so.tum's chapel. Trinity parish. y ill
become in September chaplain " Hu,N
Cross Mission. Fourth street and Aveur"
G. The Rev y II DIXON of ~. AIgu--
,ine's chanel Of the same parish has
\ - Z. ..--...r ~ a uarl-h IN EnnnnCI lL-Ll
The sun., 1910-07-11
IOoo rOrNG TNuERSiLISTS
Finish con, entIon Here and win Now
IoOk ArouuTi

Nearly 40 men aud women, members
Of tho I'niyerS.lii-t Young Peoples Union.
have Teen holding their national CON
veu'ipn in tins city for q week They
wound II up Ia, night with mass meet
ing AT the Church 81 TN" Divin" Paternity.
with President Hamilton = Tufts College
as th. chief speaker
For the first time ~" union elected on
Saturday . general secretary who - To-
give all of bis time To- the unions in
t.rr-ts IIe j. J. p EdSIll ~ Boston.
Al the clspIng session ot the convention
o. 90 was pledged toward IA" erection
of - new church m Chattanooga, Tenn.
The convention voted that the South
il the union speCIIl i"ii
Today and tomorrow local tniver-
sali.ts will show their visitors Eome
of tho slghts Tnero ~ a 'rp 20 West
Point to-day and to toney Island to-
marrow On "Wednesday there will T..
a trip TO Good Luck. y. j.. the birthplace
81 Universalism In America.
The sun., 1910-07-11
"a ,rkW,R ~ Mn HELLE.
lie VISITS Dr. IIumpu. Of the Natural
History Museum.

Tn, Gaekwar Of Barodt took ~ IN"
atitomobi" again yesterday afternoon
and with his family went from IN" Plaz..
tn New Rochelle - visit Dr H"rmon 4.
BumTu-. director Of the Museum Of
Natural History Dr Bumpus has charg"
of IN. .dur.tlnn of Prince Jlinsinh, tn.
(,t.kVar.- son. now az Harvard
lr %" morning the Malos professor of
~,u-sri' AZ Harvard and IA" editor ~ the
U,r..rd oriental Series. Prof tharh"s
Roswell Ilnman. visited IA" Mahara jah.
vr'L - ko-s.mpi. an Indian student s"nt
over her. from B4rpd 10 a. sIocial work
Iu thus city r",Iyiug interest IN IN" old
Ind 90 tpuEIn3
Ia. G4.kva,z secretary. Capt MIN
Fs!,--. SD that rh" Ga"kwai may go 10
Boston TODAY
The sun., 1910-07-11
r,RL hI>rRS,,RkILLS van.
Former BIc, cIr Racer Held nder ~. 500
Hail I'm PHtsburE.

PIrrsBUR1, july 10 - Earl II Kis"r who
was one 81 the champion bIcyci' riders
# the country az IN" time. was today
arrested for causing III" death of Hugh
cullen. aged ~
Kt-.r zinc,, being crippled in a bicycle
race. has been selling automobiles. ~
l2.a: to-day. while driving a touring car
around q CORNER az Kelly str"' and Dallas
ay.nu" h" struck Cullen, who was crossing
tho street. and ran over MN.
cullen vas taken 90 ia" Pit'sbury Hos
r.,rl and died two hours later. kiS"r was
lr.-i under arrest and later was re-
I,..f-..d under o. So bail
The sun., 1910-07-11

and ''.r world az kug. He .Nr.,~t..d to
have. ''" Olympic 80 the WAYS "a OCto-
..,r Belfast CuHld hgIld fast shius il
'h, 0HWIstui.-- wanted them tlut the dis
,.-IrIYu seemed NOW % favor the. shlp
uf 20 ur % Nu'ts with great steadiness
'h4' c.rs.t 49, .ud Cpfu" almost "a f.-ry-
lr.tr F.. h,s,i..i.' Tie dissertations and o. IN
fHr' &C ru" olympic and Titanic wouli
-rIr..-- Do $50 1T any other liners now In
.,..'ur.r~-iHu. = vl~ a iui-tdk" tu think
thar ..E modern Steamships were hard
.. Itra... ''.E We're IuSf the reverse
iI.. ,..I~. .i'-tt..U- that entered into ths
,, .u~--r.'r. % 90 ',E ~hIn- wor. chiefly
iu. .ru--. 90 dusN- aud IN" depth of
,uauu..- rut hat Wt- why the two
Whit. star Ertnt- w"r" not even bigger
The sun., 1910-07-11

III. Aborn English grand opera "om-
many gave ~" fret e i's sunday concerts
a. the Plaza Music Hall Last night The
..u'rr. .Cayall"rla Kurticana- was. given
In concert form. Bertha Shaleh. tdith
irl"pa i1ul-e p" Baron. iIun"nciu K'.-O
and ! n Murray we er" the singers. me
-a,prt pJr' uf tr" pro gramme consisted
-..l.. .r.I ..Iart.r- from n TruVators
a,'arf.cu -l.Ia Al IammermOOr,
Aida -RiguI"'tn. les Contes Hon
man ROBIN Hood and Faust The
ORCHESTRA wa curdIrf"i Nv Carlo NicoSia
The sun., 1910-07-11
The vail stree, "E,enlns sun. ''

The Wall Street edition ~ THE EVENING
SrN contains all ~" financial news and
the stock and bond quotations 70 the close
- IN" ma-drt Tic closing quotations. :.
including tho ibid and asked- prices with
additional ucws matter. are contained also
IN the night edition 81 THE EVENING SUN
The sun., 1910-07-11
DiSTTRBrR or MAJ SHOT.
Wan Who Headed Mexican RIsInE Two
Years Ago az last Executed.

ToRREoN. Mexico. July io.-A despatch
from Saltillo. capital Of this State. says
that joss. Lugo. who led th" revolutionary
uprising at iesOa two years ago. met his
end facing u firing squad at that place
yesterday.
Iir was a Leading business Lian of the
Nia-cA community when he joined the
a'Dt'I,us movement Fifteen other MEM
hers of his hand we're convicted and each
sentenced 20 twenty years IN prison.
They are Eow serving sentence as
San Juan de ylua at Vera Crus.
The sun., 1910-07-11
lie, U, Plan Your Vacation
M. >HIr> rn,r ,rE couI>D
Nr. Carlisle ~aS> the Titanic and ~, ,n'pir
Nni Hr Revelations

The Right Hon. \ VI Carlisle manager
Of Harland 4 WulN's sh,pyard a' belfast
who was a passenger 10y IA" Whit" star
liner Celtic. m Yesterday from Liverpool
and Queenstown. sad he had utd" On"
trip merely irr IN" sax" It th" -.t ..r
and IN. salt water baths which D." ~ui
aboard ana 'ilr tnsy had a "a" hun 90 suh
gurd How'll -lf'inr t''n' ry tna, '.r'Iul"
On "Wednesday IT, sad mat pa" giant
shIV~ Titanic and Olympic wuu't n'' a
The sun., 1910-07-11
s~armS ~ Mosquitoes step outdoor
MOrk.

OR,~.r. IrN. July ~ OIL drilling
nfr~ttIul~ md p'h'r outdoor work along
mi, ttrt ot tlr. Gulf coast have b'-on sus-
3 .ud"d uu account Of the Swnrms Of mos
tuuto"s tn" pest IL the worst over known
here.
The sun., 1910-07-11

Thr".' hug" TRUNKS ~'"Nt 100 ~" rnt!dl''
,T Co.," photographer ~'.dln
-OrruE tra,'.ing-- th" visitor asked
y, sad r". = am arranging pho
,r.ralnlr ta,o ground fur Women who
,Nr..ur 20 tay"l ur only want To-. !" H.
photographed surrounded rv a travelling
.nI''. - woman uus' popular fact this
...,,....,- ,>a,. fuH-..- sitting On tn" -ig"
- ti.. IrrIuh with ,'h"~ trunks 10 th" right
ami I.'- p. l'f AMI -Iit rAs''- ia irout "t
l.r and ,lpta..~ -.afr.r,-t all over ~ cry-
thing 1NH opufGSIDn rlV"s IN" ltupr"--
son INT -n- - abu4t % start on long
rDr.ru.y. " Wh-'h"g -r,. ,,..r gets started or
not l. her business
The sun., 1910-07-11

" I"U T"7U On 70" IuHIhEss ChTH IT
, G.coia.~r the legend Trees to rent.
,ya- CsriDua - ,.uOw more about II
and made lrgIiric-.' said an inquisitivo
r'an
I learned that ono could rent trees
in this civ a. s.u q tr'." for an occasion.
Tie kind most iu d"rrand il th" ray laurel.
wnl.n IN ancient times was held sacred
10 Apollo lh"s' trees ARE raised in q
large tran-portalie toN and stand about
ten i."t hig pleasant aromatic udor
l., given q hy the !"Hyrs Ih" tree Is
-yfnbuiiC utfyiC'ory iu rh" arts % Peac"
~ W-,. ~ victor, IN war. and Tor That
r,asuu many - them were used ia deco
rating the civ Hal or July & On. man
IN this cIfy has found a good business
In maintaining a nursery ot these scented
lRya
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who are the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. w. E. Tyson, recently in Detroit at
the Country Club.
Senator julius c. Burrows, who was the
guest of Mr.. Fred f. WadSWorth during
the Elks' convention, at his residence in
Crosse Pointe. Detroit, has returned TO
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Mrs. Alran Macauley gave a dinner last
Tuesday at the Detroit Boat Club for her
sister, Miss Litt1epage of this city. Ihe
guests were Miss Constance Murphy,
Miss Margaret Mum, Mr.. Charles Muir
phy, Mr. Edward Locke and Mr.. Stratum
of Washington, d. G.
Capt. the Hon. Frederick E. Guest of
London and Mrs. Guest, who is sister
Of Mrs. Bradley Martin, jr., arrived last
week on board the Lusitania' and VIII
go to Montana on a shooting eXpedl-
ton Capt. Guest is veteran OF the
Boer war He has shot big game in
Africa in the Rocky mountains of this
country and in Canada
Miss Nellie Jones Of this city is visit
ing Miss Mary Lakin. in Columbus.
Ohio her former home. Among the
Inequalities shown her Miss Myrna
Jackson entertained with a thea
ter party at Olentangy Park, fol-
lowed by a dinner: Miss Mary Lakln
gave a breakfast, Miss Besse Henney
entertained at dinner. and Miss Grace
Greene gave her thimble party.
The Baroness Won ketter of Berlin.
GERMANY is a guest of her father. Henry
r. Ledyard at Crosse Pointe Farms, De-
troit She will leave August | for Banff
on the Canadian Pacific railroad. Miss
Florence Pond will accompany her.
Mrs Lockridge, wife of Capt. Lock
ridge is at Fort Wayne, Ind. and being
greatly entertained.
The American vice consul at Mexico,
Mr. Piauette Mitchell. and wife are spend
ing their vacation in England, but are
expected back next month
Misses May and Ida Fettis of New Or
leans have joined their sister, Mrs.
Charles Fettis. and will spend the balance
of the summer at Berryville. Va, and
later visiting relatives in New York.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. who originally
built the Red Cross Guild Hospital in
San Mateo, Cal, near her place at Mill
brae has added several times 10 the
structure 1t is now reported that she
is contemplating the purchase of a larger
site for the erection of a hospital build
ing of such size as to fulfill every need
Of the community.
Mr. Albert Oettinger is visiting friends
in New York city.
Miss Miriam Hammer and MIR. F. Gal
laudet Hammer of 1910 Euclid street have
gone for a visit of several weeks to the
mountains of east Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cans will spend the
week end at Bolivar. near Harpers
Ferry, as the guests of Maj. and Mrs.
Richard Sylvester.
Mr. Roy l.. Doe is spending his vacation
at Colonial Beach.
Miss Anna Belts will leave next week
for an extended visit In the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Barry Adams left recently for
Nutley. N j., where she will spend the
remainder of the summer. She will be
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Joined this week by Mr.. Adams, who will
spend short time at Nutley.

joined this week by Mr. Adams, who Will
spend a short time at Nutley.
Miss Edna Middleton of 3Oth street left
early last week for Atlantic City, where
she will visit friends for several weeks.
Later she will be the guest of friends
in Philadelphia and will spend August in
the mountains of Virginia.
Mrs Marguerite Dupont Lee left re-
Gently for Gloucester Mass, where she
has been spending the summer season for
number of years. She will be Joined
later by her sons, Mr.. CaZenove Lee and
Mr.. Maurice Lee of Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. George NJ. Smith and her daugh-
ter, Miss Frederick Smith. arrived re-
Gently at Berkeley Springs. Va, where
they will spend the rest of the summer.
Mrs Arthur Wall and Miss Elsie Wall of
Baltimore md Hiss Alice Hayden of this
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city have gone to Oakley Beach, near
Cambridge, Mo, where they will spend
the remainder of the summer
Corps. and Mr.. ]. Perry Lippett, who is
spending a short time in Washington. are
the guests for the week end of Mr.. Lip
pett's cousin Mr.. Thornton Perry. at his
camp on the Shenandoah river near
Charles Town, w. Va.
Miss Mary Worthington left last week
for Winchester. Va, where she will make
round of visits to relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. William Beall and their
little daughter have returned to their
home in Georgetown. after a short visit
to friends out of town
Miss Virginia Tabb, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives. has returned to
her home in Norfolk. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Middleton will
spend the latter part of August in the
Shenandoah mountains. near BluemOnt,
Va
Mr. and Mrs. John Spranzy have been
the guests recently of Mrs. Spranzy's
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Haag. at their cottage. Driftwood.
near Hampton Roads. Va Mrs. Spranzy
and Mrs. Haag were formerly the Misses
Katherine and Isabel Hoover. daughters
of the late Commander John B. Hoover,
T. S. n
Mrs. William Rorher of 31st street and
her children expect to leave shortly for
Orkney Springs. Va. where they will
spend the remainder of the season.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roland left recently for
Mountain Lake Park. where she will
spend several weeks
home on 10th street after a visit to
friends in Maryland. About August /
she will go to Cape Henry Va, where
she will spend several months.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Carroll left recently
for Lake Placid. n. Y, where they will
spend several weeks.
Miss Louise Weldon of Monroe street
left last week for Pittsburg, Pa, where
she will spend several weeks visiting
friends
Miss Hamilton, who has been visiting
friends in Georgetown, has returned to
her home near Baltimore.
Miss Mary Radford. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen kearney Radford of
Georgetown, left recently for West Vir-
ginia where she will spend the remain
der of the summer with friends in the
Allegheny mountains. Mr.. and Mrs. Rad
ford expect to go to Atlantic City shortly
for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hillyer of Cali
fornia street and their little son. Master
Curtis Hillyer. who have been spending
the past two months at Ocean Grove and
Spring Lake. n. j.. are now at the Blue
Mountain House, Blue Mountain Md,
where they will remain for the rest of
the sea son.
De-
den, l.. s. N, and Mrs. Hayden have as
their guest at their home at Indian Head,
Md, Miss Cora Lutz. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel s. Lutz of Leesburg
Va.
Miss Beck of Kent county, Md, will
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Seminary girl. and Midshipman Ralph
NJ. Jaeger, l.. S. n, will be married next
month in Minnea polls. Miss Hobert is
now being given series of parties.
Former Senator and Mrs. c. F. Mander-
son sailed Yesterday for a three-month
sojourn in Europe. going first to London.
where the former will attend the meeting
of the International Law Association.
Later they will go TO Carlsbad, Germany.
Capt McDougall of Duluth has given
his daughter, Miss Eme!yn MCDougall,
cruise on great lakes freighter. Her
guests are a number of girls from Min
neapolis. Winnipeg and other far western
points. who. like the young hostess, grad
uated here last June from National Park
Seminary.
Miss Dyar gave a dinner for Mr.. and
Mrs. Juan Crumpton Weems of this city,
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Disappear Quickly When the Right
Treatment Is Applied.

At this time OF the year
"Freckle Face" is with us in full
bloom. And the anguish and
heart pangs that freckles cause !!
Not necessary at all! At the first
sign of freckle, or even if your
face is already covered with
them, go to the Palais Royal or
the Peoples Pharmacy, 9TH st.
and Mass. ave-, get a two-ouncc
package of Kintho (K-i-n-t-h-o)
apply it a few nights (may be
only one night, and-presto!
your freckles are gone like magic