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Dexter H 86 the loss of a dozen privates and Visiting SoninLaw- Proving Perkins WEDNESDAY JULY 16 of Danbury was sold from Ute shows clearly auction two American officers Week today he paYS taxes OR more enough that our troubles with the land than any other citizen in Merrt Evolution in Russia by no Mr jid Mrs Payne Whitney are en- ¬ air and Sirs G T Phillips have is- mae county Filipino irreconcilable are tertaining ¬ to wedding a house party at their New- sued invitations the of their Perkins is today the owner over assaulting force- port home having among daughter Miss Mabel CotUeU to Qua ¬ ef laa which means The other gusts acres of valuable land of Out of the chaos prevails James M Waterbury Cyril J Murray U S N Mr Mur- ¬ and a richly as a formidable one consisting of Jr Hatch ner John stocked farm that will compare in Russia today two truths both and John Bills Foatlathwalto son ray is pow stationed at the naval prov ¬ favor nearly 1000 men apparently well of ably with the toast in the State but strikingly voiced speak clearly The Mrs William M Postlethwaite 1530 ing ground Indian Head Md Ti armed and led with some degree New Hampshire avenue city ceremony wilt take place at the home there are people living who remember one is not even the ny this Mrs the plight of his younger days that Car of skill They are strong enough- Hay who became ill while visiting her of the brides parents 2114 East Pratt He U longer believes his power to bp un- ¬ daughter street Baltimore Md August 4 at 1M worth lit least a million to make trouble for the two hair soninlaw and has returned- Up yearn restricted Th other i that the to her summer home at Lake Sunapee- p m A reception lasting until 8 oclock to a comparatively few ago i talions of Infantry General Wood is N H will follow ceremony which a custom prevailed in New Ham hlr < uma having been once organized the after k sending against them Mr Murray and hi bride wilt start that empowered city and town ofltaial cannot die Mississippi to The of Leyte has been a river water was used in upon their wedding journey which will auction off children wbose parents Americans should conakler the Island christening the second son of the Duke include a to Niagara were either dead or unable to support of revolt since 1000 visit Falls and openness of the doumas defiance favorite hotbed and Duchess of Manchester the latter other points of interest Upon their them General Kobbe took the Forty formerly Miss Zimmermann of Cincin- ¬ y In- ¬ to autocracy to measure the siynifi- when return th will make their home at To the Highest Bidder third Infantry there to fight the re- nati The christening took Place Sat dian Head cance of the governmental modara urday morning at the Chapel Royal St Once a year and sometimes oftener doubtable General Lncban The task this custom was followed out an the tit In which now prevails Acting in James Palace and King Bdward was Walter V R Berry who ha received was too big All the disaffected one of the godfathers tha Earl of Gran the crow of a chevalier of the Legion village squares and it was at one of the the rapacity of a lawful and au- ¬ last of these was Filininos gathered there consider- ¬ villa a lord in waiting representing of Honor from the French government that Dexter J Perkins thoritative legislature its members him sponsors now offered for sale to the highea bidder ing Leyte our weakest point and The other were Mr Zim- is the guest of Edward Wharton at have been guilty of the moat de- ¬ mermann grandfather and ConsucK- Lenox where with his sister Mise Kate His mother was dead and the father companies of the Twentythird- through illness was usable to support ¬ two Dowaxer Duchess ef Manchester grand- Berry ha is the life of outdoor sports liberate and extreme insubordina- ¬ and two of the Fortyfourth were mother of the infant Mr Berry is a great favorite in society the six children she left of whom Dex- tion short of armed attack here as well as among professional and ter was the second youngest needed It was then thought that Dr Mrs William What became at the other members- They have denounced Ute govern- good ad J Pettus have club men He Is a Harvard man of S1 the place was pacified for nose to ¬ ¬ of the little family the residents of the ment of the Czar aa without sanc- ¬ Hamilton Nasa for the sum- and a member of the Chevy Chase Uni- but sporadic outbursts have oc ¬ mer Tbs wars accompanied by Miss versity and Metropolitan dubs town did not know and Mr Perkins tum of law They have warned the himself dislikes to talk about it but alt curred ever since Charlotte B Pettuc MAJOR C L McCAWLEY rlu that loans made to that gov- ¬ recall the spirited bidding for Dexter ernment will be illegal and cannot Even the antliraperialiat cannot Mrs Robert Hoe has gone to Upper Who Married Mrs John Davis at Garfield Hospital Yesterday Afternoon MAW ACCUSES BROTHER seven years of age who even then was much ado over St Regis in time Adirondack to spend n known as otis of the brightest ot the l e paid They have summoned be expected to make the they seem Ute summer white Mr H e is abroad village children ptople to withhold taxes and this particular fight for She will make her horns at Point William Barclay a local farmer their public Rush and refuse military service They have to have abandoned their Major C L McCawleu Weds OF STEALING HIS WIFE an Englishman knowing taU well the propaganda once so powerful Capt and Mr M worth of the bey secured his services circulated these declarations by Seth ac bidding nolaY As for the rest of the coun- ¬ comnanied by Mien Helen Cash have after to the town a price that proclamation by the distribution Poe to The Craavwaya had never been reached before in any try it will recognise the affair as for the of handbills and by word of mouth MaL summer Mrs John Davis at Hospital Each Demands Arrest af the Other of the similar sales and Dexter took one of the unpleasant concomitants his place in the household of Mr Bar ¬ Yet the Cur does not dare enter The Ambassador and Mrs clay much as ona gentle ¬ well Whitelaw Reid But Pence Refute to of the old upon the program of Imprisonment of foreign dominion with the will rive a in mans own children some day honor of Mr and Mrs William Jennings Interfere Vanishment death which such acts founded confidence that Bryan at th r Money in Bargain- dominion will be given up in Mr and Irs Bryan will sell for this Culmination of Interesting Romance the Marriage seem to warrant He dare not and that country July 29 In the bargain that Mr Barclay made cannot the interests of pure freedom with the town It was stipulated that he lr Mien Leslie Zahm ha gone to New Ceremony Being Performed While Bride ¬ LOS ANGELES Cal July SLQ laiMe was to give the boy a sum of money La douma est morte Vive la- York for a visit to her aunt Mrs John Mi South Mara street de- J Crawford 3frt with which to start ia tile It the latter clouma was at Wt 111 FInmanded of Desk Sergeant Sparks laat remained That the exclamation street groom Is With Fever t- with hint until his majority CRIMINAL TRIALS nifbt that his brother Frank be ax reached of Sir Henry CampbellBannerman ed making against was The counselor of the Japanese em for threats him and At Stat he was sent to the village British premier to the Russian dele baacy and Mme are AmOn attempting to steal Me wife ¬ aa cMMrea the few diplomats still remaining in On of the most interesting ro- Blair one of the most Ultimata friends He explained to the officer that his schools other were and pates as they emerged from the I after the oartong used to asSiSt in Washington
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