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The sun., 1903-12-25
CHRISTMAS CAROL PARTY.
West Side Young Folks Sing and Bring
Gifts to the Poor.


Miss Louise Ashton Brigham and Miss
Adelaide Sets OF ls2 West End avenue with
a number of other young men and women,
had 4carolling party"
Miss Brigham. who ia interested in settle
meut work, and who is a member of the
Association for Improving the Condition
of the Poor, told her fellow pupils at Miss
ElisaA. Sargent's Art School, 1927 West
Sixty-seventh street something about
art of oarolling and succeeded in enlisting
their interest.
For weeks the young folks have been
gathering clothes and other articles to give
away and Miss Seits had made list Of
houses to be visited. Early yesterday
evening the carolling was rehearsed at the
house OF Miss Brigham. Then they started
on their tour, accompanied by an express
wagon loaded with clothing and things to
eat.
Every street between Sixtieth and Seven
tieth near West End avenue and every house
on Miss Seits's list was visited.
The carollers came to the door and began
to sing till the folks came out to investigate
Then the singers gave such gifts as they
thought most fitting.
The sun., 1903-12-25
RULES on RIGHTS OFSTRIKERS.
Minnesota Supreme Court Declares an
Injunction Too Sweeping.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Dec. 24-The Supreme
Court to-day. in deciding the labor dis
pute of W. 1. Gray d Co. of indianapolis VS..
The Building Trades Council. ct al. asserts
the rights OF laborers to strike and to in
duce others to strike, and to use all means
to further their cause which are compatible
with law and order
The court declared that Judge Gray Of
Minneapolis went too far when he rest rained
the Defendants to go upon the premises I"
Judge Gray granted an injunction prevent
with the business OF the plaintiffs.
The sun., 1903-12-25
LOST HUSBAND IN WRECK.
Alrs. Edith Morrison Asks Police Help In
Getting His Body Here.


Mrs Edith Morrison, laundress at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, called at Police Head
quarters last night for information that
would help her TO get the body Of her hus-
band, Harold B. Morrison, a metal worker
who she thinks was killed In the Laurel
Run accident
She married him in Pittsburg year ago
Shortly after that he became i'll and she
was forced to work to support her sell
Her husband, she said, recently recovered
and was on his1way here from Hazlewood,
Pa, to get work to support her.
She was advised to communicate with
the Baltimore and Ohio people.
The police could not learn anything OF
John Addison and John Seaman, described
as New Workers. killed In the wreck
Several persons who were on the wrecked
train reached Jersey City about s O'Clock
last night. Their stories threw no addi-
tional light on the accident.
The sun., 1903-12-25
Perry Heath 10 Put Up . sloo. .ooo Ho,.,

MuNcIE. Ind, Dec. 24.-Perry s. Heath
Secretary Of the Republican national com
mittee and former Assistant Postmaster
General. has decided to erect a six story
hotel building in this city His brother,
Fred Heath OF Muncie. also will be inter,
ested. Perry Heath's investment prob
Heath has realty here valued at about
Si0O, 900 and recently sold business block
worth $+Q.o0o,
The sun., 1903-12-25
Woman Staudee Faint ed.

One woman in the audience tainted
She was one of the standees back Of the
orchestra She went out into the corridor
when she found herself feeling i'll and there
toppled over. Police Sergeant Place, who
was standing near. caught her. After
a rest in chair she was able to go home.
The sun., 1903-12-25

To Cure Q Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative BroE1o Qulninc Tablets AL drug
gists refund the money II II fails 70 euro. E. W.
Groves sl lgnAiure " on each box 26o.-A6S.
The sun., 1903-12-25

SOME PHI
Ex.GOV. &
A Pledged @
as the
Discusse
tied BY
Republica4
to credit ye
10 the effect
because SEN
along with q
from above
York city at
the situadoni
for next yea
to WashingV
Littauer. viii
Gov. Odell'sI
York city va
to the efect
the acknowl
state. and o(
Giends said
i W0 as
had ssnt by
who are sup
the Senator
the Republic
to meet sen
Speaker s. n
Assistant Tr4
nam, Conec4
senator Tim
Timothy L. I
". Dunn of
Columbia. WI
ex-senator |
ex-Gov, Fra
Representatiy
Tompkins al
Erie, Franc
Tom mWheeler
Of Monroe.
master Grei1
0f Cattaraug
L. Ward o.
Khburn OF
washington,Y
q n u Hp
Bond and E
Senator Geo4
and Senator
II has bed
that three Of
TO be named
is to assembl
vention at C
Senator Dep
the fourth q
yet, The d
Republicans,y
makeup of
committees,
bany, and d
State. which,
not, in the d
particularly
tion which
have directed
and second cl
years has, il T
Increase the d
and some Re
OF any health
reorganization
ready undertd
The subject
elected to "
undoubtedly
discussion at
publicans wh(
terday said
opposed to a
tional conve1
Roosevelt, viii
pressed them
should have q
him from hid
th
please discua
is to have wiz
1t was too
candidates fo
although it HI
furnish the '
be claimed
western count
After all tn
sorts Of Repri
Platt's invitat
cans at this III
tor Platt for
liar invitation
down and se
the Legislatul
cans went on
Odell had rel
in his pronu
1uftiOD than
ship of the Il
Senator Piatu
business At D
Senator Plltt
have been VI
sent out his 3
OF course,
Platt around
Gov. Odell vi
tate to dec1
friends were
further laa5d
and his frieI
attitude. TA
ing that it va
1t be known
state that Z
would not be
friend Senatd
years he was
State and Ell
Welt and ODD
control of bot
Republican,
Platt said tha
situation in {
nf late, and q
prospects of
be thorough1
cans did not
.Odell had al
State, many
from their al
believe that
man to lead
Gov. Odell
he assumed
said that he
cause. as he
my future va
friends then
real live caI
Governor ne
believed tlla
and reelect i
some RepuH
carious posi
Of the State.
for renomin
personal frie
for him hi
Washington.
CAESE or
Mr.. Hardwic
The sun., 1903-12-25
CAUSE OF
Mr.. Hardwic

Former As
wicke said VI
ment Of Wed
that he hadI
French Revol
that the Fred
carry arms, \
not, was incd
Il said it l
Mr., Hardwid
800 OF the Pen
accused of ID
At all stagesj /
My client wa
came in for /
. tanned that l
anew trial o)
Mr.. HardH
penitentiayl
concealed wd
The sun., 1903-12-25

The gray costumes OF the Grail knights
and esquires did not harmonize with the
general color schemes. but these we're other
wise beautiful.
The ,panoramas in the first and third acts
moved properly and were finely painted
The Grail hall WAS spacious and beautiful
The tower OF kings0r was perfect In con-
ception and execution, and the rose garden
was a vast improvement on Wagner's own
impracticable idea.
REALLY TEMPTING GARDEN SCENE.
Wagner conceived this to be a garden
women flowers. Hence he had huge carl
oatures of flowers painted on his Rayreuth
scene and dressed the flower girls in absurd
ballet costumes to make them look like
flowers Mr. Conried's production aban-
dons all that silly stuff, and presents 3 garden
of real flowers, and girls clad in flowing
draperies. Furthermore. the stilted action
now taught at Bayreuth by Frau CosiIna
is not seen here. The action Of the girls
is free and graceful. 1t may be added
here, also. that this choir OF trained voices
sings the music much better than Nine.
Wagner's chorus.
The young women OF the flower girl
coterie acquitted themselves with high
credit. and special mention should be made
of Miss Stroebl, whose clear soprano tones
were utilized for the music OF the first solo
part. and Miss Desarta. who sang the second
solo part. The beauty prize goes to Marcia
Van Dresser.
RGsTALIER MAGNIFICENT AS PARs1FAL.
OF the merits of the interpretations OF
the principal artists little can be said now.
Nine. Terminals kundru is a study which
will bear close and extended examination.
The role is thankless and outrageously
difficult, To compose" such an mex
plcable character is beyond the highest
his,rionic art.
That Nine. Ternina almost creates an
illusion Of sincerity in tho second act Ia to
her everlasting credit. She is superb
artist, and it is a pity that her voice is not
in better condition.
Mr.. Burgstaller's Parafdl was admirable
throughout, and In the second act simply
magnificent. He magnetized the i'm
possible creature into senblance of reality.
OF this Interpretation more will be said
later. Mr. Van Rooy was thoroughly
good Amtortas, Mr.. Goritz good KLnasor
and Mr.. Blass a tolerable Gurnemans. The
orchestra played well, and Mr.. Hertz con-
Quoted splendidly
The sun., 1903-12-25
CITY TAXI
Saving the I
Taxes O1

su$eb O
The Rapid
Company u
city the pld
Seventh ave
tween l4sth
the econstruq
time ago fro
power haisa
It is now I
an fee. Thi4
DO rennitted.
The sun., 1903-12-25

for which he had paid SIS. When taken
out OF the debris his right arm, which was
badly mangled, still he Id the cape, which
was soaked with blood. His mother has
not been notified Of the accident.
Engineer Thornley, promised his wife
that he would telegraph from Connclls-
vile last night whether or not she might
expect him for Christmas. He hoped TO
return to Pittsburg at O'Clock tonight.
Mrs. Thornley, waited for the message until
O'clock this morning. when neighbor
and lifelong friend of Thornley's called
to break the news to her.
One OF the men killed in the wreck on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad last night
was Ambrose Good of Mcheesport. He
was bound for New York to meet Miss
who is due on the Cedric tonight Good
worked for months TO prepare for the arrival
Of the young woman, who had promised
10 become his wife.
Yesterday he put the finishing touches
on snug little home at McKeesport and
wedding would take place on Christ mas
Day. Now his body is in the morgue at
Connellsviie and is intended bride will
not have any one to greet her when slle ar
rives in New York. His brothers, I. r.
Good and George Good left this morning
TO claim the body
The list of dead is: Richard G.. Duok-
ett, BaltImore; Charles langford. lockwood.
Pa: Louis Scaler. home not known; Herbert
Holmes. Emlenton, Pa: Stephen q, Heater.
Point OF Eocks, Md; Attels Protzen,an. Cans
the limited. Hope Church. Pa: John Addison.
New York; Joseph Shellhaust. Rochester Pa: !:
% NJ ssiiis!'oq Duso'E 8 20 McKee, McKee,
port, Pa; John Zaman.o New York; E.
Reynolds. York, Pa; Charles Ketrer.
Berlin, Pa; William Edwards, Cumberland.
Md: Robert Day tdson. 725 North Fifth street.
Philndelphia; j., W. Kitguer, Cumberland, Md (:
William ThoIPnley In engineer Gns Of the limited.
Louis Helgcrt6. conductor OF tho
Limited ood as.a ahaselwS$Sd vi Stephen uIsS z.n-
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-22
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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-22
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les aSsrttsism sut I BET usore eisrHs paa Con
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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-22
2pbesT untmer 1913.

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Ell Ching, Der / 60 Mar bauoe ar6ei'
oct / BingaurSsn, ptl6e br tIraabe
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tomponeret al OIdi 8auIIs. en- Del
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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-22

IS 6rSrelaHSsts sirfe.
Salleluia. S%uaeiuia!
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en- fbSen Slof al tiRftc RprS,
gegetitreoe o. lrge,
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Som fan @ltSS Ripe i~rerrare.
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8t iSIte os ion biernne.
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Is gpgSer % / 9per;
Gig SGl OF Regn meSers S5oen itre6.
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TPucStnrt irtq 6crrpit SanIuio.
toret al SdrNeIS Orotorlm Yte$ftos.
Set oor en- @lpSe at berc GSie her-
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settle aor. botS 9feS(eutner aoria
bar ilrpet iommcn isr. 0teu lutSer
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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-22

Sen6oa Gitcr oar en- life Libeu
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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1903-01-22

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07
at Work On Protocols.

Washington, April 3.-Work on The
Hague protocols of Venezuela and
the allied powers began today. A
meeting was held at the British EN-
bassy. attended by the diplomatic
representatives Of the allied powers
Great Britain, Germany and Italy
Certain proposed amendments to the
draft of the protocol submitted to the
British ambassador by Mr.. Bowen have
have been suggested by the allies. and
these were discussed today. II is
probable that it will be some days be-
fore a common ground of agreement is
reached
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07

Nashiuetoa. April The navy d.
pa',nieut iar.uS the day received o..
following ,eh'ecram from Admir-. D.
Coe-.au. dated Guatemala. April D..
FolioWing sent by Marietta en- route
Belize for stores Raleigh arrived at
rruAa,io 2Sth Panther has returned
from Puerto Cortez and reports Trux-
lilo captured by revolutionists cath
Our interests are protected conditions
unsettled. Communication uncertain
and another collier needed Brutus
nearly empty" The collier Marcellus
viii probably De sent TO Admiral
Coghlan.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07
Reliance to Be launched In skirts

Bristol. r. l.. April 3.-Indications
are that the new yacht Reliance will
be launched in skirts. that is with
sails hanging from the deck over her
sides. II this should be done it wiz be
the first time that the Herreshoffs
have launched a boat in this fashion.
Hachtsmen who expect to attend the
launching a week from tomorrow are
discussing this feature. and see in it
the desire of the builders TO keep
photographers from obtaining the lines
Of the boat as she gIides from the
cradle into the water. The launching
probably will be private. with the in
vited guests in the shop to witness the
formality OF naming the boat.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07
THE CONFEDERATE REUNION
Novel Features viii Pc Introduced at
New Orleans Gathering.

New Orleans. April 3 - Prepare
uons for the Confederate reunion.
which BEGINS May -. are now well
under way. a number of novel feat
ures will Doe introduced. Each state
division VIII have a band preceding
DC ina the parade. Fourteen young
ladies of Che highest Confederate stand
ius viii ride in a beautifully decorated
taI'yho at the head OK the parade ANA
viii be known as haralds. They Viii
Doe dressed entirely In white and viii
have banners deuotiug the state they
represent and the coats Of arms Of the
states Will be wroucht in flowers on
the sides OF the tallyho.
The tallyho Will Dee preceded by the
Memphis b1g.e corps of forty five
pieces. composed OF young society men.
who have been training for the pur-
pose.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07
wHIskEY. nRANnY- WYE.

In case goods. The finest assortment
IN the city. Murphy = Pure Malt Whiskey:
The Eagles Rye Whisky. : years oil /:
the Delaware Valley Rye. t years old:
the !. {. L. Whiskey. 10 years old. the
XANN Monogram Old Rye; the Triumph
Celery Rye, fine goods; Rock and BYE. the
best made; John Gibson's Sons 4 Cos
Old Whisky. made on the Monongahein
river. In addition | still keep in stock a.,
other leading brands previously alver
tised. Imported Wines and other brands
OF the best on the market. With tlanE~
Tor your liberal patronage ia the pact. b
hope 60 merit continuance Of same. 20.
Commerce st. ). 4. HARRIS. at olo
Racket Harris stand. I. S.-Fiue ane a.
Tobacco and Cigars
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07
a STARTLING PHENOMENON
Crater Of Volcano Appeared Like An
Electric Arc


kinestown. s. Vincent. April 3. -
The last eruption OF the volcano Sou
friere was the longest and. considere
geologically. the most interesting. The
volcano became again active on the
night OF March so. when a startling
phenomenon was witnessed, the crater
appearing like an electric arc, being
reflected upon the mountains OF clouds.
The Soufriere continues to show signs
of disturbance
The agricultural officer reports that
the district TO windward of the Sou
friere resembles the surroundings Of a
gas works The young vegetation is
again obliterated by cinders from the
volcano. A dozen different kinds of
eJecta was thrown out during this
eruption.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07

Largest and most complete stock IN
town. If you intend TO build. call or
me for prices. We have a lot of Floor.
ing We can sell for - IS per 100 SO. f.
Once and Yard, IsEh St. and Ohio
Ave. n w; Phone, Main las. Yard
ard Wharf, Foot 9th St, Potomac
River, :. W; Phone, Main 1867.
Georgia Pine Yard, sth and / SITS,
W; Phone, Main I2S9-I. siillworl
Depot, 9Th and X SITS. S. W, Phone
Main 1885.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07
Woman Gets is years Cor Murder

Roanoke. Va. April 3.-After trial
at Arlington which lasted 10 days. Ella
Gray. colored woman. was given l6
years in the penitentiary for killing
Charles NJ. Chester. a young white
man. on January % last. Chester, who
travelled for a Roanoke business firm.
was found dead in the Gray woman 5
yard at Abingdon. The woman claimed
Chester orlminally assaulted her and
that she shot and killed bim.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07
LIQUORS, cIeARs. GROCERIES.

Mrs j. e. Monroe
CommerceSt., fredericksburg, Va. keep
the largest and most varied stock @
Wines and Liquors in the city. She car
furnish you Whiskey at prices from $40
TO 81 per gallon. II includes Star A.
Kentucky Rye, Live Oak. Lord Ralt'-
more, King Lear. Jefferson Co. Rye. Wig
wan Indian Hill and many other-.
Wines OF every description Apple
Brandy $3.50 to 81 per gallon. A iuI
line ofCigars and Tobacco, Groceries. ete.
MRS. j. T. MONROE.
BIB Commerce St. fredericksburg, vs..
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-04-07
tS2 9Th St.. Near E. Washington. u. C.

nnber 80
"a e Z Law
-pciatiou
lnfOrnia
tion RstOre
Quirenents
and costs
torsccuring
iettersl'at
ent on in
NentiOns
= "A ' = ats
r "A d e
'narkr.etc
sent free in
pamphlet
on request
it naming
some uf my
client in
every state
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
Infer NatrtpttsmmS.

Ser amerifanii9e Yatriotismus be-
tbatist ii@ utelei@t ni6t In freubisen
Steueraablen ober in Der freimiuisen
l1nterorbnuns rnter bic @eiebe, aber
baB ct duBerit lebbaft lit, ldbt 1i9
trosbem bur@aus ni9t besweifeln.
8eiipielsmeiieba bat ii@ bod bas8ol of
fenbar air aus patriotiiden @riinben
fur Bite SeSelia@tsz @ennea besetitert,
bic aber ben tanftisen @erbleib bes
Imeritas8 e&ers" eutl@eiben ioIten.
Die 3eitunsen baben bes 0anseri unb
@reiten Observation-Disclosures. mie mn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
Weue S9%neiaerwerffatte.

11nteraei9neter, wel9er it9 als S9neiber
in S9weben ausbilbete arb ais &unfi6nets
Der IN BEN sr0Bteu Ebetlen bieles 9anbes tbdz
tis mar, bat iid mad 30 Sabre larger 5m=
i9neiber :. @rfabrlns i'm friiberen 8ronbs
sinsfi's @ei9dftslotale an ct. gerrtainfrabe
niebergelafieit. Seine glnsiise ramentli4
So13eitsan3iise etne Spe3ialttdt. sae grs
Belt als iol9e eriter &laiie %9arantirt. Cine
CUTE @iismabl por5iislt9er nnb bauerbafter
&leiberfoffe fets porrdtbts. Die bette @rheit
al arsemeifenen Hreiien. Inn senetsten l3us
{prll@ bittet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08

: Sc garter bic 9aut, beito mebr
seist ii@ cine Nuetiduns. Sc fraber
man ct. Satobs Del anwenoet, beito
i@neaer mtrb bic 9eiluns erfolsen.
Srsenb etne Nueti9uns mtrb bur@ bic
8ebanbluns bieles sroBeu 9eilmittels
peri9winben.