The Washington Bee Newspaper, August 17, 1895, Page 5

ind Mrs. Fannie Gregory, und small boy have been 1 week with Dr. George H. son and wife. a sa very fashionable and pre- ng widow, from Boston, Mass., ty, who is an heiress. Ina few will receive her lump of gold er wanna OS bstids oe Conkling Bruce, who is ilcott Springs, Va., is very gallant young 1e ladies who are enjoying the r of Webbs Cottage. ans are not in}demand at t and picturesque home of Mrs. John R. Webb, which is ,ear the mountains and is sur- by springs, which gives it the rved name, Silcott Springs or Retreat.” We have been ut seven months ago Lou- . Virginia, was under a h showed no signs of its pleasure. The neighboring resorts are doing a big busi- one often sees a merrygparty kers on their way to the which situated in Mountains, or to the Peo- a Den,” is which is* historic eight miles from Silcott Life in the mountains is pre- same as at many popular sorts, only the sea is too far s to roll in the sand, buti we se on the place, which affords e of fish, and the popular ystess of Hill Side Retreat ad to see us coming up vith a large bunch of German S, ston society is well =repre- , among whom are Miss “oston, Mrs. B. K. Bruce, who leave last week to join her hus- \lisses Matilda and ClaraWheel- jessie Lewis and sister, of Wary DC ~ hre stopping at ille, with Mrs. Pierce, ~ omen Jiss Annie Costin has decided s Louisa Watson and Miss Sarah _ | Mme BARNETT, | Miss Georgia Savoy, of the BEE, the Misses Berry, of Corcoran street, and the Misses Throckmorton, and several other young ladies, accompanied by escorts, spent a delightful day at Bay Ridge last Wednesday. Mrs. Emma C. Thornton and_her baby, Ethel, arrived in the city from the South last Friday. Ex-Editor Thornton, who always has a jovial look and seemingly the happiest man in town, has been all the week looking for baby in town. The BEE congratulates ! s contemporary and hopes that he } will see his way, clear to introduce Ed-! ward, jr. i : LEAPED OUT OF A HOTEL WINDOW. { Miss Alice Story Of the Windsor in New York, New York, Aug. 12—Driven into temporary insanity by nervous pros- j tration caused by over-study, Miss { Alice Jewitt threw herseif out of : & window in the Windsor hotel yester- @ey morning and was instantly killed. The sutte in which she was staying, with her feather and mother, is on the second story of the hotel, but the court- yard on which her bedroom faced is one Soor lower than the street. She struck squarely on her head and sustained both a fracture of the skull and of the eervical vertabrae. years old, and up to last month was one Tsland Society. ee TRAIN GORS THROUGH A BRIDGE. Under Tons of Coal. Springfield, Aug. 12—A west bound coal train of thirty-five loaded cars struck the bridge on the Ohio Southern reilway, whioh crosses Paint river 4 miles eouth of here yesterday afterndon, which gave way. The engine twenty-five feet below into the ‘. The odal cars followed the engize. The engineer, Clint Radoltff; the fire- man, Martin Houser, and the front SS William, Hincot, wees speed in 2 Suc are at present bu: ie + aca about 400 tons of coal. the rematnéer of thé crew escaped. 1 re spending their vacation at Mrs. J ughters Misses Minnie and | at Lincoln, their much prized | v Mr. Matthews arrived | st Saturday. he guest at Silcott Springs | se Moss, the mother of the | Richard T. Moss, the Misses Bar- ind M. Louise Pope, and Miss F. Barker of Georgetown, D. | hilmore Diggs, of Baltimore, . Jesse Lawson and her Miss Josephine and Masters iward and Wilford, Mr. Ros- ce, and Miss Jeannette E. ason of Washington is; Many of the society | and quite a number ting to spend the warm days st either at the sea-shore or e mountains. st unusual for this season of a Washington, for the house- siders it her time for recuper- Andrews, a teacher of z Rowena S..C., who has be: the past two y' srvatory of sic, passed , last week en route for South Carolina, accompa- r mother and uncle, Lawyer f Boston. She will return to 1 the fall to complete her she will be warmly greet- many friends she has made s a warm place in the heart of ishingtonian who has_ the cquaintance with one s queenly women in the | s. Keckly, directress of t Wilberforce, who is now on our city, as the guest of 6 teenth Keckly w n with first week return to resume the work has made such a suc- ry affable ladies from Anac on, and north ur city with hell of 1118 K street, the sister of Dr. Sewell 1 street, will be his guest eT I. George has returned i trip to Boston in n her friend Miss Mifflin m the South, who paid a to Philadelphia and New us week. ames L. Matthews | | This social qui-} in September, ; RAGING WITHOUT POOLS A FAILURE. | Baffalo Grand Otgoult is Suceesssfol in Duflelo, Aug. 12.—The Buffalo Grand Ciret r jt tor ested in it ‘Sng “u that on pusceodhylly fa this Bate, tes Tarde dort forged | in eat fark The has — in the big match een “os J. and Joe p pn, each day ween a falling ip She attendance, though each day = forded sport a s superior kind with the possible exception of Saturday. FOOTPADS AT NIAGARA FALLS. | | ive Highwaymen Try to Rob the Clifton 4 | Bouse Omnibus. Niagara Falls, Aag. 12.—Five high- waymen tried to rob the passengers on | right at the Notel door, as they alighted | | from the vehicle. | One of the gang turned down the | street lamp, and other grabbed for an savelope containing $200 which they | | ned seen J. J. Jones, of Wheeling, W. * Va, place in his coat pocket, after pay- ! ing for a bus ticket. The robbers failed | of their purpose, and were chased in various directions. Two were captured, who gave their names as Kelley and Molyneux. BASH BALL PLAYERS MOBBED. | indianapolis Olab Arouses a Crowd to | Prensy at Terre Haute. T Haute, Aug. 12—The Indian- | apolis base ball players were mobbed | here yesterday. During the game there were many close points of Shad ahd sev- | eral decisions of Umpire jperdam were | taken exception to by the bleachers. | " After the game had been finished and Indianapolis had won, the crowd be- came frenzied. A rush was made and as a result three of the Indianapolis en were injured—Motz, Hogan and Fisher. The latter's ankle was sprained, and Motz and Aap received bruises about the face body, though their injuries are not serious. ———— HERKIMER OHUROH STRUCK AGAIN. Lightning Strikes the Methodist Church Again and Causes 8 Fire. Aug. 12.—During the se- storm which ee aus vesterday afternoon, the Metho- 4Ee SE was struck by lightning. A few days ago the same thing hap- pened to this church. The firm alarm fs situated in the tower of the build- ing, and consequently no alarm could »e sent in. PSnstead of the M. E. church bell and | the old fire alarm the court house bell sounded an alrm. Not much damage wras done by either the stroke or arom | the flames which resulted. A few pails ct water sufficed to extinguish | blaze. Herkimer, vere thunder =~ seeppy a house in which to incase his jewels. } 4 Mr. Thornton says he has the finest , $2.50 for The Washington BEE and De. 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