Evening star., 1902-08-19
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS
POLICEMAN FENNELLY ILL OF
ACUTE STOMACH DISEASE.
Conveyed to Hospital for Treatment
Rod and Gun Club to Take
An Outing.

Hospital for treatment. Examination at
the hospital demonstrated that the police
man was suffering from acute stomach
trouble.
Joseph Smith, colored, twenty-one years
old, was quite seriously cut in the back OF
his head yesterday afternoon during fight
with two of his associates, His wound
was treated at the Georgetown UniveI sity
Hospital. Smith said he felt a little sore
about the affair. but did not wish to prose-
cute his "buddies."
Funeral services were held this afternoon
at 1 O'Clock over the remains of Charles
Shreve, the young Georgetown man who
was treated at the Georgetown University
ga, N Y, by an express train. The serv-
ices were held at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Shreve, 122S Both
street northwest. The deceased was twen-
ty-nine years old and unmarried. The in
terment was made in Rock Creek cemetery.
Preparing for a Cruise.
The Georgetown Rod and Gun Club is
making preparations for a cruise of several
weeks up the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
in the house boat owned by the members
of the club. The trip will be made about
IL, and ten men are expected to
the party. Whites Ferry will be
the destination and the time will be spent
in fishing.
practically completed all arrangements for
its annual outing. The members of the or
ganization will leave Tenleytown on the
10Th instant and march to Difficult run.
near Great Falls, Va, where they will en-
camp for two weeks
Gifts to University.
Georgetown University has many friends
and admirers from whom it is continually
valuable curios, handsome books
and important and historic documents, to
the university. Recently the institution has
been the recipient of many gifts.
Mr.. Robert n. Sloan of Baltimore, Md.
has contributed to the art department of the
Riggs Memorial Library of the university
The Royal Art Gallery, Ancient and Mod
ern,' a series of engravings from the pri-
vate collections of her majesty, the queen,
and his royal highness, Prince Albert, and
the art heirloOmS of the crown of Windsor
Castle, Buckingham Palace, and Osborne,
four volumes in two, elephant folio, bound
in red levant; engravings from works of
British artists in the national gallery, two
volumes, elephant folio, bound in full Rus
Sia, richly fooled.
Rev. James c. Chittick of Hyde Park,
Mass, has donated "L'Imperiale Reale
Gallerie Pitti," four volumes Firenze, 1887,
800 steel engravings; Schooner. Rome"
with 290 Illustrations: Wickoff, Roman
Art" with plates and numerous illustra-
N4C440
ers,' with eightynine illustrations; Billings
and Burns. The Baronial and Ecclesiasti-
cal Antiquities of Scotland" with 240 en-
and many wood cuts; THE Mod
ern School of Art" profusely illustrated;
The Decorative Arts" illustrated il col
Ors; Muntz, 'Da Vinci' with many plates;
Michel, 'Rubens." two volumes, with coll
Ored plates. photographers and text Illus
trations; Dobson, 'Hogarth," beautifully
illustrated.
Rev. T. J. Danahy's Gifts.
Rev Timothy ]. Danahy of Newton, Up
per Falls. Mass. has donated 'The Revire
Illustrie,' twenty-four volumes, elaborately
Illustrated; from E. Francis Riggs, esq,
Pugin's "A Glossary of Ecclesia stical Or
lament," illustrated in colors and gold by
Muses. Francois ct Royale."
over 800 large and most beauti-
full engravings, brilliant original impress
sions, six volumes, bound in full morocco,
fooled borders; subscribers to date, Mrs
Anne E. Johnson of Washington, Mrs. E.
r. Barron of San Francisco and Mrs. Mar
gar,- NJ. Tully of Boston
To the general department of the library
Mr. E. Francis Riggs donated THE Con
zaga Family" large collection of private
pedigrees, family, papers, patents with
seals, autograph letters, printed books.
matter, etc, relating to the
family history; ninety-two books and /, 100
papers.
The following authors have each contrib
uted an original work: Lionel Horton
Smith. Charles Woodruff Shields, Mrs John
c. Wrenshan, katherine f. Conway NJ ].
Harson, Walter A. Wells, NJ. D.; Ferdinand
Philips, William H. Ashmead, Arthur II.
MD: William H Arnoux Thorn
as Hamilton Murray, Judge Edmund F.
Dunno, Rev. John ]. Mccoy, P R.; Rev. p
a. Mullens. S. ].
Other Contributors.
Herbert G. Squiers, United States minister
to Cuba; William H Hunt secretary of
Porto Rico; William L. Washburn. Henry
T. Naphen. Boston, William McAIeer, Phil
adelphta; Major John Van r. Hoff, surgeon,
I. 8: A; President Chamberlin of McKen-
dree College; Rear Admiral John G. Wal
ker, T. 5. N; NJ. Jules Boeufve of the
French embassy; Thomas Lynch, esq.,
Greensburg, Pa. Bernard Feenan esq.,, Sa-
lem, Mass; c. H. A. Kleinschmidt wash
ington; Frances II. Brown, NJ D.. Boston
Mr. James Chapman Johnson, Harrison
Claude R. Zappone, Mr.. ]. R. Stewart,
Chicago; Daniel O'Connen O'Canaghan
washington; Mr.. Leonard Wilson, Mr.
A j. Wolf, E. w. McGlennon. George B.
Engle. Jr., Matthew e. Hanna. T. B.
Brown, London. England; NJ Benjamin
Riyiere. Mrs. Elizabeth Washburn Brain
ard of Boston. Mrs. Mary NJ Ryan, Pitts
burg, Pa: the Misses Jenkins, Baltimore:
vi . Z. n SInltn, MISS Regina Holland
TWibill, Philadelphia; Miss Marie Balm
bridge, New Orleans; Misses Mary c. Brady
and NJ. Annie Brady, Baltimore, Md: Miss
Rose Doyle, Boston; Miss Mary Josephine
kstee, Boston; Miss Agatha O'Neale. RI.
Rev. Francis Marchetti, D. D., Washing
ton. d. c.; Rev. Patrick ]. Finnigan.
Portsmouth. N. H.; Rev Stanislaus r
Ryan, Washington, D. c.; Rev. Daniel F.
Haugh, S. j.; Rev. Patrick Forhan. s. J.,
ST Thomas, Md, and Rev. John j. Wynne,
S. J.
The Graduates Library of Literature has
been materially increased by publications
from Mr. Bernard Feenan, an old George
town boy; Mrs. H. l.. johnson, MilWau-
kee. and Mr.. Horace G. Walden, Boston.
Donors and donators to the Coleman Mu
scum are as follows: Maj. Hugh ]. Gala
CHER, T. s. A, Chinese gun; Mr. John w
Langdale. valuable minerals; Mr. Charles
w. Eliason, U. s. s. Dixie, lava, stones
ana ashes from the volcanoes in Marti-
nique and st. Vincent during the late erup-
tions; stones procured through the courte-
sy or Mgr. Parch. vicar general of Marti-
nique, and the cure of Mont Vert. Can't
b. +. Ives, L. 8. A, gave recently to the
cabinet of physics a new coherer for wire
less telegraphy.
Had Lost His Ticket.
George E Marshall, colored, a waiter
was assessed s5 in the Police Court today
because 1t was demonstrated to Judee pm