Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-25
CITY NEWS

A daughter was born last night to MT and Mrs William Mulherin of 137 River street.
 The funeral of Mrs Caroline Enc will be held from her late home on Beach street tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. s ~.s
 The remains of Miss Ada L. Jack son, who died at her home, 16 East Main street, on Thursday, were taken to New York on the 6:35 train this morning.
 The funeral of Joseph Michael, the 7-weeks-old son of MT and Mrs Daniel Cashman of Kingsbury street. who died yesterday, took place this after noon, with interment in St Joseph's cemetery. --.- .--<
 John Nelson of Cooke street had severe gash inflicted in his head this morning by the gate of the elevator at Miller & Peck S store falling upon him. Dr O'Hara placed three stitches in the cut.
 Alexander Mckay died last night at his home on Lawrence street. The fu- neral will take place tomorrow after noon, with service at the Third Con- gregational church by the Rev MT Root and 1nterment in Riverside ceme- {. tery.
 The new officers of speedwel1 lodge, K. of F., were installed last night by D. D. G. 0. Pearson, assisted by F. O. Weaver, P. 0. Hyde of Naugatuck, F. O. Holland and F. 0. Snagg of this city. During the evening Frederick 0. Marg- graf was made the recipient of 8 handsome jewel.
 Miss Marie Engh, the Swedish mis- sionary to China spoke at the meeting of the First Baptist church last even- ing, telling of her experiences in China and of the flight through Siberia to Sweden of many of the Chinese at the time of the Boxer troubles. She also sang "Home, Sweet Home," in Chinese.
 E1af Dohlback. aged 34 years, died last evening at his home in Oakville. He leaves three children. He was member of the Swedish Baptist church and of the Swedish One Hundred Men lodge. The funeral will be held from the house at 2 o'clock and from the Hall Memorial chapel at 3 o'clock, to- morrow afternoon.
 The mistake made by Joseph Delan- ey and George Champlin, the young men who took team for short ride at Oakvflle the other night, came near being serious 1t seems the young men were given permission to use team belonging to a young man who was enjoying the dances, If they could find it. The young men hunted 1 around and got into team they sup l posed belonged to the dancer. They had one ride and were having another when they were held up, and as the owner, who was not the dancer, thought they were making off with it, | they were arrested and of course had | to pay the costs. It was a mistake all | around | Edward [. Maloney and Christopher Dunphy returned last night from Balti- more, where they attended the annual | national convention of the order of E1ks. The former represented the local 1 lodge at the convention. Both Water burians are loud in their praise of the royal treatment which was accorded 1 the visiting Elks by their Baltimore brethren. The convention was a grand success in every way. Chris Dunphy was one Of the visiting members who narrowly escaped from being seriously 1 injured on the day of the big parade of l the Elks in Baltimore. He was stand ing at the corner of a street when part of cornfce of building fell It struck & baby in the arms of a woman ! standing near the Waterbury Elk and killed 1t.