Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1890, Page 7

as f THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., MO AY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1890. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1678. CITY AND DISTRICL W. BAKER & CO0.’8 @@ The principal value of Tax Evawxe Stam to advertisers is the fact that it is mot Breakfast COCOA | eee fete . fore being tossed aside. This is the advantage presented by a famly newspoper. GAYETIES AT FAUQUIER. The Season Closing in s Blaze of Pleas- ure—The Tournament and Ball. Correspondence of Tux Rvexryo 8742. Favguisr Scirnur Sprrxos, Va., Sept & The tournament and bell given Tuesday Practically ended tke gay season here, As snticipated the tournament was a great suc- cess, twenty knights entering the lists, and the competition was so close that the riding was kept up during several hours. At last the in- terest rested upon two who had tilt after tilt for the first place, which was finally won by the victor in the last tournament, young Ashby, @ boy of fourteen, in whom all ex-confederates will be interested as the great nephew of the noted cavalry leader, Gen. L. Turner Ashby. The little fellow’s riding was superb, and when it is remembered this is the home of the famous Black Horse Cavalry of the late —— Fer Bi itors were men witesonnd ‘thelr fothet Garing and ckill in horsemanship, the boy’s success was really re- markable, and cheer after cheer greeted the announcement of it There were no prizes, the competition being simply for the honor of crowning the queen, and this young Ashby modestly resigned, reset for himself only the privilege of selecting the third maid of honor. Atnightthe coronation took place. A a OS = asi raised{dais was erected at = end of glee Passenger—Porter, don’t pat your room, hich were seated the judges of the Paste porter ee Seumpeneeh and teeter Sundaes, mer from which Faas ane Miachaned oan address was delivered by Col. Jno. 8. David- | {he shi an son of Augusta, Ga,, to the royal seated of August part ‘y ‘ in front, After the address the fair ones Wolff's Blacking gotsstadl far tha hener wore easrtedeta ace op the stops of the dai to receive, the crown that sponge them with clean water, and | awai' them. Mr. Maddox of Warren‘ =e polished. You | whose favor had been waived the privilege of can earn your quarter easy this time! selecting the queen, chose Miss Mary Tracy of By the way, Porter, tell your Livery | New York, who looked very lovely and grace- Btablefriends that it is the Bet Harness | ful in a dross of delicate yellow crepe over silk. Dressing in the world. I've tried it!! Miss — Gare in ioops ee — ores was chosen first maid of houor by Dr. Shirley WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. Garter of Warrenton. Mise Maggio Yates of ri ‘Mea, Women and Children ashington, in a very becoming toilet of pin agdauaby ene secteom tulle aad silver, second maid of honer by Mr. Shepherd of Warrenton, and then amid the THE CREAT ENCLISH REMEDY. same titatece of applause that attended his 9, i dest Beecham S Pilla) os ss et mot bre bey Mitkiewicz, i young dang! vag _ = unt Mitkiewicz, who very gracefully an SIRE oe etn i eer SOE is maansy pretty’ blachiee bent boc head 10 ve ceive the wreath placed upon her brow. Miss Mitkiewicz is a blonde, and while not yeta debutante is very handsome and well formed, ———— | with fair hair and lovely complexion, whose vu UR FEB | toilet of light blue tulle was exceedingly & UBM EN" | becoming to her. After the coronation a revel ¥ 3 , =e juadrille was danced, in which young Ashby, zg ies though it was his first entree from his moun- tain home tos ball room of any description, Dp bore his part with the quiet ease and pl ooee 4 session that characterized his riding and which D is really remarkable when one considers the 2 isolated life and rough training he has had. 2 eces ong ! dean | ann4 wae” wanae i 34 < si >>> waaen yvat4 pres Manza ‘ aT THE BALL FER TTTT were present Mrs. Senator Mat Butler, in an E = imported gown with entire front, collars and Su.b < | cuffs hand-embroidered with roses, pansies and * | other flowers in natural colors on black g:: und; — —- — = — rl ornainunts. Admiral Bryson, in black ‘lace and dia- one SERESE. monds. Miss Bryson, whose delicate health has somewhat prevented her from joining in 930 AND 932 SEVENTH 8T. ¥.W., the general gaities of this season, in black over buf silk; the Countess de Mitkiewicz, in x THE axp | white silk with panels of go menterie HAS NOW ON HAND FINEST and zouave Jacket of gold cord; re, Beveridge of Washington, lace an jamonds; Miss MOOT UNIQUE DESIGES OF FUREIFURE | veridge, light gray ‘alle; lars, Mills, black lace and pearls; Mrs. Nimmo, white and AND CARPETS EVER PUT ON THE MAR- | diamonds; Miss Belle Mills, pink silk; Miss Powell of Baltimore, in a vory handsome toilet KETIN THISCITY. SPECIALATTENTION | of black lace, with waist and panels of Scotch failie; Miss Johnston of Warrenton, in black ISCALLED TOTHE GRAND DISPLAY OF _ | Jace skirt, yellow silk waist; Mrs. Colden Tracy of toncgalne in a = — Sage Miss ‘Tracy, in old rose embroidered crepe, with an PARLOR SUITER BANGING IH PRICE | a ccisite tiara et pink coral in her hair; Mico Adele Tracy, in a very dainty toilet of laven- FROM $35 UP. ASPECIAL DRIVE IN $35 der crepe; Mrs. Hardy of Norfolk, in black lace and diamonds, and many others. PARLOR SETS. After the ball a supper was given by Mr. and Mrs. Golden Tracy, to which | were invited the Count an tens itkiewics, a a Ae Marshall, Miss Tylér, Dr. Shirley Carter and . lames Maddox of Warrenton, Mrs. Senator FLUSH, AHANDSOME, SOLID AXDDURA- | Butier of South Carolian, Miss Powell of Bal timore, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy of Norfolk, Mr. BLE ARTICLE AND A BARE BARGAIN. | Frank Smith of Philadelphia and Frederick Curtler of England, of a flock of sixty-five in pens on forward were killed and nearly all the rest were knocked down among the twenty-nine cattle im pens on the same deck, amidehips The compass lamps and binnacle wore smashed, one of the starboard lifeboats was stove into kin wood, and another was washed — ite davits into the sea. vy hand-steering gear was cleared and the shi head was put to the seas at last. Then crew were set to work with ils bailing out the saloon, which had half afoot of water in it. Soon the cattle got loose, but they were so badly frightened and bruised that they were not able to do much damage before they we: secured. Eight cattle on the main deck were killed in tho tumult, The ship got into Ham- fiton, Bermuda, early on Monday morning last, and after being repaired sailed for New Kork. THEY KLOPED AND MARRIED. William O’Sullivan Dimpfel Runs Away ROVAL BLUE LINE MW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON —wma BALTIMORE 2 Obi R. THE ENTIRE EQUIPMENT 18 BRAXD NEW AXD CONSISTS OF THE FINEST BAGGAGE CARS, COACHES, PARLOR AND SLEEPING CARS EVER BUILT BY THE PULLMAN COMPANY. THE TRAINS ARE VESTIBULED FROM END TO END AND PROTECTED BY PULLMANS * ANTL-TELESCOPING DEVICE. ALL THE CARS Iit ALL THE TRAINS ARE HEATED BY STEAM AND LIGHTED BY PINTSCH GAS UNDER DEVICES CONTROLLED BY THE SAFETY CAR HEATING AND LIGHTING COMPANY OF NEW YORK, RO EXTRA FARE. PASSENGERS OCOUPYING PARLOR CAR SEATS OR SLEEPING OAR BERTHS WILL FAY THE ORDINARY CHARGES FOR SAME. THIS IS THE ONLY LINE RUNNING TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON IN wo iis TICKET OFFICES 619 AND 1351 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND DEPOT CORNER NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND C STREET. oy Poh FETE bas ad YORK. with Mra. Marie Hollyday. Society in Baltimore is much interested in the elopement and marriage in this city by the Rev. Dr. J. H. Dashiell of the Methodist Epis- copal Church, on Friday evening last, at 1709 15th = street northwest, of Will- iam O'Sullivan Dimpfel, the ex-husband of Minnie Mille, the society actress, who made her first appearance on the stage in Duncan B. Harrison's company playing “The Paymaster,” with Mrs. Marie P. Hollyday, @ dashing widow of Harford county, Md. Mr. and Mrs, Dimpfel had been seperated for some time, but until the publication of the marriage notice yester- day the divorce had been a secret of which so- ciety had been left in ignorance. Mrs. Holly- day is the daughter of William P. Trimble, who belongs to one of the oldest and most aristo- cratic families in the state. Since the death of her husband, about two years ago, Mrs. Holly- day has been living at the parental homestead at Edgerton, about twenty miles from Balti- more, on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad. Her husband disappeared suddenly and a fewdays afterward his dead body was washed ashore in the harbor. It was never found out whether it was an accidental death or a suicide. The acquaintance between Mr. Dimpfel and Mrs, Hollyday prior to the elopement was only of one week's standing. They had met at the house of an elocutionist and became mutually enamored of each other. When Mr. Trimble heard of the state of affairs he declared that he would shoot Dimpfel if he appeared on his place. The arrangements for 6 elopement were then —_s made and the pair slip off to this city, where they were married Friday. They went back to Baltimore Saturday and took the boat for Mr. Dimpfel’s farm on the Eastern Shore, —_——. ——ass O CARDINAL TASCHEREAU ANGRY. He Refuses to Attend a Ball in Honor of Prince George of Wales. Lieut. Gov. Angers gave s ballat Quebec Thursday in honor of Prince George, who is now there with his man-of-war, the Thrush, The governor general, members of the cabinet, EDUCATIONAL. __ [(OOL FOK YOUNG All the Classical N UNIVERSITY— SCHOOL OF LAW. |AVENS RICHARDS, 8.34 esident of the University. 8 W. HOFFMAN, Dean of the Faculty. HON, WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON, LL.D, (Chief Justice, U. Court of Claims), jurer on Statutory aud 7 INSTRUCTION—THE GREATEST OPPOR- Tanity over of Parents, Children. Teac ore, nied op or Seaaersiednes wan oon 4 f almost those ence now ory Call and se: the w: trad Administrative Law and ina, ax MARTIN F. MORRIS, LL D., Lecturer on Constitutional and ‘International Law, Admiralty and Comparative Jurisprudence, HON. JEREMIAH MM. 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For New ‘ only Limited Lxpress with Dining Caré 00m coin ite dea eeeetes acm The sewon. here has been such a pleasant | the consul of the United States and every other | ip ite. MB, Dental intsoductory by” Prot Mark YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. ewe aitlcicheremtigmeT as SinkaManiaes aan one that it is with much rogret we see it draw- | country represented were present; but Cardi-| iho sutumn ¢xaminatiohs will be heldon Thursday, SIXTEENTH YEAR BEGINS na Neventh Stroct Wharf. e ——ziky, October 2, at 7:30 p.m. For circulars of both depart Crm. Fast express 8-10 a.m. week days and 4:00 p.m. @aily. IXTEENTH CENTURY FINISHES; ALSO | ing toe close. Many guests, however, will ré- | nai Taschereau was not there—not because he | Octover 2. at 7:30 p.m, For circulars of both depart’ MONDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH. SSS SSS SS | Eapront, Sunday only, 5°40 pam “9 ome 7 main here for some weeks longer, for in spite -f “e~ + = TAS re For Boston wituout change, 3:16 p.m. every day, ies ft ae inthe | Was Botinvited, but because ho felt himself ee: Oto NOameand $29 P iy Tm’ | Thorough instruction in all departments jasccort-| PIANOS AND ORGANS, _| For hrchisiosuctinnes. $16 pm. every day. BLACK WALNUT AND CHERRY sETSIN | Of Sayeties dod this, to s large number, is the | \i ented and declined the invitation. Cardinal | © Se eee = as SR GRAVERPIANON ARE ALWAYE GULEGTED | eect mult boat of ‘Brooklyn Aunen pleasantest time of all to be among the Virgi- 188 MARY E. 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For fur- ss 0 Hy 3 FE 5020, ery The Favorite Operatic Star Dies at Her dignitaries insisted that his eminence should | S7¢t Y$s".,!2ane, Oran. \ vice, Violin Fluto,Cornet,Ae; | ther particulars apply, after September First, 1800, to Ss, Tt Ht EE wr 30:90 and’ 41-20". CHEAPEST INGRAIN TO THE BEST BODY Home in Baltimore. cate the Principal, Ss 7 i F bio. 5 0, F —— The pence had not called upon his. ‘ie there-| CWORA TEL Sic ASONCO ELAS BLMOUSE | Custom" wma eczzamera 3.soxens. | prin Maa rin Hyanee, foo nec gmcaiame, | Rosie ist te ere- a ‘aud other styles of oration, me ERS. _ A . ; x SRUMNELS AND VELVET. Inger, od tn Dattenens,yotsey marty | 0 Seine ts coh te tin nae ot | maaan aetee cane inten, Leena | BPOMEPEEE » SOMDERE, ,, Gemioumeeat | Gacculw cay pooce stems RST ay | pT in ext pgw am tos ean eat singer, died in Baltimore yesterday morning. | the prince to call on the cardinal appears to 11 of the materials for the use of china deco- | Naval Academy, the Counting House and the Farm, | Upright that can take the place of e Grand. ot. aw. eo et Sunday. Sundays 4:00 am ALSO A FULL LINE WARDROBES, RAT- The immediate cause of her illness was malnu- | have — an ae Ses oe ee the tantly on hand. SAMUEL GHEMRAT, | Beusion begins Hept. 16. . D. WARKIELD, A.M. | dyd-Sm i - a 4 WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RATLWa¥. ‘i ince, who has been ot water wi! some; _' fi = aon a - iN LFFEC? MAY 11, 1800. pore Guseeey Cees wae Yeere ous cnee Bed) ToS ove clase bos Rist oaltined a Onadinn ort ECKERT'S MURIC ROOMS, ‘Oub's COMME, CIAL _scHoor, 407 ea8t | Lizavrxa [ssrevments. Jexaudr hee ee port | FR i = ‘TAN CHAIRS, ROCKING CHAIRS, FANCY | been a gradual decay of her vital powers. H. ith bis cruiser. At Halifax he had some mi 1435 CORCOKAN 87, Capitol st., opposite Capitol Hill P.O. In success- last appearance in public was with Henderson's | “A Letras e “ice niptheorecodicabt 1435 CORCURAN ST. ful operation since 1885, and heartily indorsed by EASY CHAIRS, SIDEBOARDS, MIRRORS, pedis Gianata in’ “The Gondolt bey) ante aaharnes otis cascento i ie ssw | puntaces prectice, erthinctic: rapid Svising meeeee: PIANO®, She intended oing to Europe about June i0| cardial ne fears that itwil'be atributed to | S¥OTHAND woman eae eRe Ga get | A & rox ape STOVES AND BANGES AXD EVERYTHING last with the company, but her health broke a slight against the Catholic qinanen cany leengne, | Piet urements cee, he ‘ 4, Annual scholarship | ESTEY OBGAXB. PRices, grat eTomoans. NEEDED IN THE HOUSE FURNISHING | 2°WD, and she was removed to the homo of her Se EP Poon Heal School Acme Phonorrachy, Se ee | ee father, George W. Grubb, where she received | LILLIE YOUNG ATTEMPTS SUICIDE. u30-1m Ys, MULVEY, Principal, A) MERSON INSTIT UTE cht, Fr leptons Sen, cians i ther M eet ex ‘IRLS; 9 MILE: 7 i088 ‘clock durin 4 d = Grubb was married about fo years ago to|TB° Handsome oubrette Jumps Krom | (Essa oad uci tad Mie etoR | et, aan Saint BSG rane SEES Feats, | gf eee aee at cme werner ember: coma nt tors x. c a : 3 stand Pe ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE | David Hayman, manager of one of the “Shenan- the Deck of = Steambout. reining tina Te'St! WORTHINGTON, Seminary t Harvard, Yale, Princeton. 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YOUNG, PIANOS. 3:50 a.m.—Kast Tennessee Mail, “daily Warren, began in 1882, wh ‘sppeared inthe chorus | pany was handsome twenty-year-old Lillio| We cicnt sssimanie tircach department wilt Reopen Principal. _ | UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP | ton, Goidcusvitie, Charicttesvule, "Lynch =e PORTER MOST EDERAL TERMS 70 ALL | of “Oliveto at Ford's Opera Hous, Baltimore, | Young and Slade, tho sandwich man. There | Me Camiaiana,opish nal to Seung Manas | C paNcENTay BUSINESS COLLEG epecialatvntion of “Purchasers” ts invited to their | gue, tanta ‘Bristol uotlle, ‘Gonttanoage and SLC ES 2: SERRE 1800, Best of references «iven. For circulars Corner 7th ang D sta. u.w. “Now Artistic Styles,” finshed in designs of HIGH- | Metuplis, BUYERS, AND INTEXDING PURCHASERS Why the Marquis Falls to Combat ne a a eae aiatt | and faforiation apply'at SASDELD & SEALMAN'E | A practical Dusuese eauontion ‘hat qualities young | gat" DECOMATIVE Aki- Manus for veut Aza am — Fast Stell daily for . «Shae ‘The Marquis de Leuville, who is now in Bou- | the fiag pole. n off Bay Ridge Lillie rs: =_o6-Sin” | Your bewine MONDAY, Sept. 1. Office open for ar- | SECOND-HAND PIANOS —A large assortment, uchburg, Kocky Mount, Danville apd stations WHO DESIRE IT MAY OBTAIN A SINGLE a = Young turned toward the sandwich man and SIN SCHOOL— Fengcments from August 70. ‘this colicge embraces | comprising almost every well-known make in the | tween Lynchburg and Danville, ¥ Jogne, is sending to all the newspapers alleged “gf " 1409 New York Ave, ix schools, viz: School of Practical isu ‘and Ac- | country, in thorough repair, will be closed out at very | Aulevilie, Charlotte, Columbia, Aweuste, Adenia for his failure to fight the French seid airily: “Shall I jump?” Swinging hiv bat | Cougucted by the YALGAY und for inembers only, | Count mel aie Beh emetical, Mus jow iuures. SPECIAL INDUCEMEN TS offered both | Pirmiughans Montgomery Neg Onlaeen snTICLEOF ovsEHOLO FunxrTeRE.OB | prter whom he changed. ‘The margua de | sbOt4 Me ead Slade, wig iasoven tot high | Hots Min, olune ig Sone | Batata el ont ol ate. | Re corer enact | Sat Maan Ras Mae - . chanical, Architectui > rel ° ow i ears tig avery nso imbled bythe | showed dramatically "et ber go, Gallagher” (Shera ing, an ad dnote | Geta fol « bdo A Pe tS EXOUGH TO FURNISH & HOUSE, ON | biow dealt him by De Leuville in their London | Thed, to his surprise, Lillie did jump far out eee e Ca ntiele eee aed Oren renee | nging renee pl og ere warrel that he has begged for a truce to get | into the water, and 4 vision of crinoline flew | perstp and schedule apply at tho oftice, ” * eueden” | mal course ena ese tiny: Sehool of Me- MILY SUPPLIES. 3:40 p.m.--Datly, except Sunday, for Manssssg Z - t the people on the lower deck and a woman a persue a chanical aud Architectural Drawinu, including govern. FAMiL PLIES. __| siresbure and mucrmedinte suwtious, oa TERMS THAT WILL EMBRACE A SMALL into fighting trim. | oe ‘in the Th pro LESSONS BY AN XXPERIENCED | ment work ; School for Civil nervice Training, individ- | —————* ~~ == —— | 4:35 p.m.—Dsily vis Lynebbure, Bristol and ——_—+oo—____— was seen struggling water. There was | J? Teacher; particular success. with children: best of and class instruction. Day aud Night Scesious. | NWO LBS. BEST CREAM CHEESE, 25c., FOUR | tanooxa. Pullman Vesubule Sicepere Wasnington The Kaiser Compli: ts His Wife. great excitement, The Cepheus passed on | referenc Fi 50c. per hour; 30c, half hour. | Year scholarship for business course, day sessions, $70, es 18, Bde. ; xe Lm Ty commecting thence for all Arkansas CASH PAYMENT ABD WEEKLE O8 eee wg. | Several bundred yards before stopping. By | Mrs. J. 86-6t" | payable $10 on entering and ‘monthly in: | (with wey) woe. big cau Peaches or Apricots, 20c7 | 11-10 p.m Western Express datiy tor Count Raventlow, president, and other Schles- i e a Pe ay = stalanenus 00, paid ull on cx, | big bore Whisky, 2be.; quart boule Catawhe Wine, | Cuariotiegvilie, Staunton, Loweviile, Cimcinnsse , may that time the girl was picked up by a passing Mu3, MAY H. MEAD, TEACHER OF THE PIANO, | tering, Vear sesxions, $56, payable | zic. ; 5 big bottles Virginis Claret, @1. Green Ginger, Vestibule drain Washington MONTHLY PAYMENTS THEREAFTER, IN wig: dignitaries banqueted Emperor William | tug, She was taken to Chambers Street Hospi- certificated pupil of Herr Maif of the Royal Con: | 8 on enteri em Monthly installments of | Tickling fimewes be. with ‘Slee at Glucksburg Saturday. Replying to toasts | tal a prisoner on the charge of attempted sui- | *ervatory of Berlin, | For terms and other particulars | §8 each, or OHARE'S, 33 SUCH AMOUNTS AS WILL BE MosTCON- | the emperor expressed his gratitude to Schles- cide. | She was somewhat hysterical, but will be eae caress ae cats sot | Eairtosanciocemens, $28 MERE soneone, Wistect | ayitame 24s That tw. | Danville, lane eas ii ife +] a days. y ‘Telephone call, 1084-3. * 3A 1 we, Cali a ana womery. Pulls VENIENT TO THEMSELVES. berg pha hae aba mage fanaa a3 T 306 Indiana ave, aulé ae SAMA ‘A. SEENCLICVice Principal == hes — == | Biseper Wastsorion to Palinan Aleeper his side. The empress, he said, was a m A Telegrapher’s Body asa Lightning Rod ig a annie 8. LOBB, 329 N. 15TH ST., PHILADELPHIA, | and Georgia Pacific T- aud bleeper -_ — wife, who more than any one else helped him} TT. L. Mason, a telegraph operator at Canton ‘Will be reopened on MONDAY, September 15. EW Winsor COLLEGE WINDSOR FEMALE. D Pa, Twenty yours ex Nad tor book Riphington to Asheville and Het Springs, H.C. vie eee CALL AMD | to fulfill joyfully his tasks as sovereign. Junction, Md., had remarkable escape from | scholars are prepared for the Military and Naval | collewe with divine Sod irre GaUree, im cack Maen ged ‘53, | and Chariotte : RE TS EE lightning Frida; the beat and for Business. Frepersiory TReusousble "charges, “Opens | eect Changes tS and Ohio division leave Wasi EXAMINE STOCK. << instant death from lightning Friday night, He | Academies, for the brat Colleges September 17. Address ROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED ¥, 1:50 p.m. daily except Sunday Shot His Wife mer sepa tov, a pa-| Wa# inthe railway office during the storm,| appiication for admission may be made to the Prin- ev. A. M. JELLY, D.D.. Bwiuibesr ormeateat reference’ by apply janive Lomnd mul 1-30, a * ants pe reartberr nd brnapessondr ia | when suddenly @ great ball of fire appeared. | cipal at his residence, 521 34 at nw. or, on and after | —1722-2m Breas, New Wiadeor, Ma. BUDDEN'S }» yeaterday afte: Mrs. re ve hound P-u. daily and 12-20 pam ashington 8.30 am w. — = a » EAD A! —Dk. BKOT: the 15th instant, at the school room, MAR COLLEGE, WITH MUSIC AND ABT Re AND BE WISE. ee3-1m s 0. C. WIGHT, Principal, KK Sastuto- tse for Young Women. Co goatee ped barr apae curelu (PE BERLITZ ecHOOL OF LANGUAGES, ite. fete rar $ hour Mason was thrown out of his chair and was un- Edward einiger had left her husband on ac- | conscious for a few minutes, and was paralyzed FURNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE STORES, | count of his brutal treatment and dissolute for several hours, It was found that the light- habits, and returned to her mother’s home. bolt had struck his left arm and passed aulute 930 AND 932 7TH ST. 5.W. all the way below the elbow, leaving » crimson 723 14th at. nw, RS. MYERS’ SCHOO: ee ee eee teas cea carn ai; | WEE: In chapped uskwhore: as erat werket ee andes LSE MY when Reiniger came to the house and 1s hnis vest pocket, containing his watch. ‘Tho| Pranches in New York, Poston, Philadelphia, Chi- me FOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, tnd he pulled out srevolver andahot her ures | chat Was melted and broken in several places. ag Tussin and London, Rogland: ats OBeat ot Teuchera, For partic- and he out a revolver and shot her The watch badly dis: ‘Mr. Germany, Moscow, instruction. ‘of times, "The mother interfered and she, too, | rog,vaich, was badly, disfigured. Mr. Mason 0. mae | ware ‘the pet the lightnit Sat shot twice. wre, aon at bat nig ond would have atared bis body | amd wif fine irs, Raymor' or Prove It was deflected strai wn eg. fatal. Reiniger was arrested. where it loft'a broader treck of crimson to his Mas. ELIZABETH H. MYERS. Vv. Us Brin, Inte of New England Conservatory of Music, CARD.—I HAVE OPENED A CLASS FOR IN- Facies cea tno Meta np ns | S,ZONI COLLROR ARRAPOUIR, Ma, Hon sshowa'to borinucra ‘erme “moderate hoe AL ATTRNTION ai Fate tae SHEPHERD, 5S" wae aris YOR Tul WAL ACADREY. NANO AMD Fue ORT y ZANDER osty ct FELL LL.D. Pa. \ Hse removed 101008 Up. a. and will r= URS PREPARATORY SCHOOL, GUARANTEE ‘TO TEAOR. ANY ONE TO DRAW Degins ite ssocghd yeu Sapien 2, i engriniee ol arviag seconry. 2, RECT | neenons or bectpee ipaitoulare ore Edw SSD Tae Bows 20. Ce naw 93, W, MONT, 717 Irving oe Bw. FES. ig SO es Care Scenes Gee e+ Scalped by Drunken Indians. ———+o+ __ __ ain eidsovinte a Gacen” Themen deer Weeas eee ee a A Mortgage for $30,000,000. poeta wralatanemmrereghe neem prec Northern Pacific, was walking on the track near] A mortgage on the lines of the Grent North- Before be carned it. There are thousands of people | Spokane Falls when he was met by two Indians, | ¢Ft railway, St Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba 4u Washington today who are living as be bad done ratiway was filed in the county auditor's office dow I only ask you a sn. Sauls, Weds Bape, 17, Hoare, 9am 05:30pm Gendaya2to Spm BECAIVED 4D OFbX FOR YOUR ‘Bitunga, bUC, %. D. BARR, Pariors, 603 12th st. aw. 9016-240" mys 3113 Penne sve s Bl” fj “Ok! it’s too far up town”—tbat's where ce fy BSA SS = EOUSEFURNISHINGS, avy Yard. Ro matter ‘where you live we want your ot. o.w. rz ih Ge trade. Dr by . REMEMBER THE MAME AND PLACE. DENTISTRY... Conmme ox MO. GRasTY, —— 1510-1532 7th ot. aw. an EE SE ee at wear Faw.