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Teller Myers Indicted
For Embedding Funds
Federal Grand Jury Also Returns True Bill
Against Henry HUH for Murder of Agnes
Levy on August 1.

and was iudorsed by Thomas N. Kelley,
90 his own use.
1t is charEed that he placed part OF it
with HiHDs g. Co. Tor sale, and
realized 1922 and hypOtheCatad the re-
maindcr with the American Security and
Trust Company for loan of 350o The
total value oil the stock said TO have
been appropriated by Myers is &ls.aaJ.
About the time of -lIs transaction. 10 s.
said. Myers left Washington and has not
been seen here since.
Agnes Levy's Murder.
HutH IS charged with the murder OF
Mrs. Levy on the night of August last.
at their home. ou = Street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets north
west. by cutting her throat with "a razor.
HUth attempted 10 escape. He was
however. captured by the police the tOl-
lowing day iu Southwest Washington in
am alley. When he found escape was
impossible me- too, IL IS said, attempted
10 commit suicide.
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Penalty for Crime.

The Federal statutes are clear on the
zub5ees 8r the penalty 10 be imposed for
successful attempt To destroy vessel
of war This punishment is death, but
81 has not been determined set what
penalty is provided for an unsuccessful
attempt of that character. Section 1855
Revised Statutes provides a penalty az
Hai more than 5000 uue and impTison-
rHeat -1r uGr more ruan ten years -or ana
attempt 30 destroy any vessel OF other
Government property within O. naval
ward or any other Government res=rE a-
ZION bE burning Section 5-1sl IS - fol-
lows
EVERY person who malic-ously sets on
GT-. or burns. OF otherwise destroys, any
vessel of war % the United States aEoa-
ul the high seas. OF IN any arm OF me
sea- aT ID ans river haven creek. p-sIH
Hr bay within the admiralty JuTlsdlcligH
81 the United states. and Cul uE me
iurls. Iet-ll ~ any particular state shan
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University of Music and ORA
matte Art,
IsI4H St. n. W. Washington. D. c.

Al institution H. give thorough and complete
musical education. Patterned after the c0uzCr-
vatorle= of Vienna, Brussels, and Paris Presi-
deul. Er8uelu Marie son iu=eHu.a. court plan
izt a. her majesty tle Queen III Eolma1isi vice
president. Prince de lraF tBgu5sels)s treasurer
IT s. T.. Monaghan The faculty includes Marie
". Juscau-a ltleuu4l, author Cd Hand q
the Pianist, Method Lez-ElE-Lzsgs UT. b. H.
WetzIer. conductor Qf she symphony Crl-es,ra Do
New 1G-as A-. Johannes Alerzels court yloLuisJ
60 his majesty the hIIg oI Greece lBerlin)s Nrs.
J. Prose. graduate Uf Dresden J-lsErFltoTyi Sir.
NirEa BaTiusag. Ell.eulaL.a virLlgz0i NF. W.
santalmaul. conductor eI the L.. s. Marine
Band: Ny. Cl- Hlal.er. master -- dramatic ART,
etc.. etc Registration Of pupils began sept 10,
Oh. a.m-, go pm E--lalga CAauluatl ions.
From sept. 20 90 Oct. Z, inclusive String in
=1rumalts. g-LJ-1J am. Piano and training
courses for teachers l0.al-l--aJ- Singing and
dramatic arts $3.50 pm. Theory and organ
ssa8-4-sl pm Wind in=-r-ueats- 4-sJ-5 20
pm. SCHOOL YEAR OPENS oC4. Q. Free
Scholarships. one for piano, advanced, s5r
harp. violin, each ai taa uIld instruments, dra-
uall1 aIt- harmony. counterpart, and compost
tiau. For Application tla-asr CATALOGUES and
particulars address Ar.tH. y. COLE, see'y.
aepLlZ-tt
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AGAIN Al HIS DESK

Capt. Jas ). Morrow, assistant 10 the
Engineer COMMISSIONS, IS al his desk
today iu the District Building. after "a
thirty DAYS vacation spent aL his home
Zoo PlJt=HugE.
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Pennsylvania to the Worlds Fair.

The Standard Railroad, Efte=u-daE
tickets. SO, =iEtg-dag tickets SOS. and
ing direct OF E.a variable routes. Liber-
al stop-oscr privileges. Connection for
ST. Louis Limited. finest AID fastest
train TO ST. Louis. leaves Washington
1850 q. ~ TlTOugh Pullman drawing
room sleeping cars ON $3.50 D. no. train.
Two additional fast daily trains.
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AUCTION SALES

THOMAS BOWLING & co. Gl2 IL st
IW.-BE authority of Congress We vii.
sell at public auction to- lay storage
charges. etc.. ON WED< ESllAE, OC-
TDEER S. 1884, at -a q. A., goods and
enalreLs stored iu tLe name OF II. l..
Haven. assignee, ANA MasgIa Brown
-e-H GI.gCE.G#5
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said 10 command the e4Lre naEpsf.
Water Is Scarce.
LONDON. oct. 3.-TEe Daily Nails
correspondent az Chefoo says he hears
from the latest refugee arrivals that the
Port Arthur garrison needs water ur-
gently. Provisions are also wanted,
though little is said of their small guam
atty and unsatisfactory quality. The
Russians stiI have plenty of aUmunI-
ton.
The Telegraph Chefoo correspond
cUt gives @ Chiuamau's account OF the
desperate lighting at Port Arthur. On
which the japanese sWarmed like To-
Gusts upon the Russian bayOuets. There
We-, fierce breast TO breast conflicts
and the trenches were filled with dead
and wounded
The japanese siege guns have done
serious damage The premises Of the
principal merchants. General StoesseIs
residence, the Russian church and -le
police station have been wrecked.
A junk has arrIs ed al ChefOO with her
bows smashed by hitting mine near
the Miaota0 Islands. Reports OF vessel
captains state that may mines are
I floating iu The open sea between Port Ar
thur and CleIo0.
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The Federal grand jury for the Dis
trlct made its nual presenrmeut for the
April term of the Supreme Court OF the
District which closed today 10 Chief
Justice Clabl ugh. sitting for criminal
business.
AmOus the true bills returned were in
dictmeuts against Henry Huth for the
murder of AEues Levy August / last
end Willard H. Myers, who IS accused
OF embezzlemcut
Alleged Embezzlenent.
Myers was employed as bookke-per
and acting teller for tweuty-three years
by the Rational Safe Deposit, Savings.
and Trust Company. While employed fl
that capacity ON May - last, iJ is
charged that eleven certificates of
shares Cf-CauitaI stock OF the Mergeu-
thaler Linotype Company came into his
custody. III Is also alleged that me APP
prOpriltld this stock, which belonged TO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-The annual meet
ing or the stockholders OF the Connect
cut Avenue Highlands Company Will Ue
held AT NOON az company Office, &C
TJEER g. 1904 for election Of directors
and ether business. GEO. Il. ROBIN
son. Secretary seZs-lL
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The DIV Y iCHooL
PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOLS.

THOROUGH and COMPLETE COURsE
in bookkeeping and business in four
months AT our school No charge after
that time same course Dy mail Tor SO.
Success guaranteed Write for particu-
lars. Address CHAS. 81. ABRAHAM
SON. Principal AbrahamsoE Business
College. Philadelphia Pa (School es-
tablished a IeaTs.g SylS-m. ", t-s0J
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block" be found an iron bar six inches
IouE. one inch wide. and a. quarter oil
au inch tHirk weighing s5E ounces.
Similar bars were then f9uad iu an the
GlgT-s
This bar would easily sink the extra
heavy block but ir would make mp
lle weight demanded by Lhe Govern
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NEW TINES WANT AID BRANCH.

Want advertisements and subscrlp-
tons for The Evening and Sunday
Times VIII be received AT regular office
rates at the WeIl-EuOwH pharmacy of
Charles i. Campbell. Second and
Streets northeast
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49, s'--se~.s -S---GE
william Aiisn hssDur. 4. r.. Acrinz Deaa.
80 ----- Q -s',--ses-t psstses. ol'Su ~ pop
tAi5 4oaAllr1 llluA e-l44 " 4aalstl s-=e.4luas
~ 4ees=vs % Esstl-.zlyr on 49, = IA 1900
600 "a olseuCe.
Lectures a-l4 recIJauOas IN University
AAaits from 5..J a. a. luLu go - ~
A-- Idly G4e-tFsllz Eyolls5. luu "a 3qraLa-
t4ss olen anti ~ Z. ~.
AseG aiaf Cr sul~4aE COURSES may 5a
s1-t-St' - t4ilse VINO can attend O4lIy AZ
tef 4-oJ CLOCK AIa8y electives, veil
Ss44Ds5eu IaDOrl Cores
TO -.
Graduates OF Washington HIgh schools
anu oeLlsf accr~-lls4 scn0yls aaul gt=d
~ 4ttIyvt EAslII48IlatIgu.
Se-s-Jn Deslls szpueHnr-- -.
Ak - ~essS SCiEss cas-
vi 4ets courses open 20 properly
4-ailLie4 men LA women, leaolng ~ de-
stsss % master "a AIS, -s1asLeE VI ScI-
Clices Oisll E-Iglueefs Es4-cLEica4 E<usG-
iisefs Alecfaiiseal l~usI1sSrs ana DVGsJE
u = A44OsLyay.
aciI-szs lOr pursuing regular ana
speS-1l courses same - tnoss ~ Colun-
( 0lau GoiieBe.
LAW
Henry ST. George tucker. IL D., Dean.
Three years cgurs5. leaulug 70 asErea
Z or bacnelOr Oh LAWS ana q Special
course % one year ia 4 atsuL Law, I=za-
as 10 the degree u Ma2-ter OF Patent
session begins October g Lectures
from 4 ~ uniu go +. d.
JuRisPRO0EHCe q DIPLOMACY
three courses OF hIEner legal, polItlcaI.
I anu ulAsLUMaLlG training, I=a44lE 70 Ln8
degrees u a1asLer Oh LAWS 4s1aster 0E
L4piOAlacy5 ana DoctOr Oh Llga4 Laws.
SESSION D5EIuz october = Lectures
+fotn 500 uutu 900 +. "a.
MEDICINE
W.F. z. Phillips. n D.. Dean.
Two complete COURSES OF lectures, reel.
raLIon5s LABORATORY ana Clinical work
"ill De given uuEluS tue year. ueElunInE
q 800 a. "a ana al 500 II. IL
Session begins september -
1ne best LaCIuLleS LUr laboratory aEu
clinical Work are afLoruea Ia the new
buildings LoE the hospital and Che Medic
Cal school Fan examinations Ga sep
Z lemDer -
DENTISTRY
;. fall Lewis. D. D. 5. Dean.
( Two complete courses OF lectures, recf-
taLiu1s5 laboratory and clinical work WIH
I De gwen during tie year, beginning as
so A. II. and at 400 X. Al
I Session Deg as September - he frea
dental luIr4EaEy opens October 4
Z / ali examinations on September 81.
/ For catalogues and Information can
upon or address
OTIS D. STETTs Registrar.
+ s. E. Ger. Il and lSth Streets
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School Of Medicine.

TIN. 6ftv-hfth session viii begin SsPtsH,ber %,
and continue eight Hiauthss STUDENTS ln4Lfl-l-
I-rs5 f-r dav instruction only, night lectures
Icing been abolished. Practical laboratory
,-o--7 under special Instructors IN Anatomy
1ri RscferioICsEy Ample facilities fcT clinical
rgrsr;eg7cs and practical work ia hospitals Of
rify and in the University Hospital For clgcu-
--iS DIR. c. II. KOBER, go 4 Street
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School Quarters.

The white SCHOOLS viii he held I'm the
Fran. IH. jefferson. Gales and Business
High school buildings The negro classes
viii meet iu IL. Stevens and Randall
buildings, ana iu the Armstrong Manual
b. employed.
The night classes are held three times
d week ou Mondays. M Wednesdays. and
Fridays. The appropriations available
this year wiz insure their continuance
until April J. 1900. The Wliles' classes
Ie gin 81 $500 ana the negroes at s.
The books Tor registration are ROW
open under the direction uf SIR. Kramer.
al the Franklin school Building. IhI-
teeulh and 4 Streets. III Is Thought tina
the foreigners. class VIII Dee Iiied Co its
total or thirty UE tomorrow evening
10 VIII meet iu the Franklin Building
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MARRIED

FIaLEI-ACTON-5 and Mrs. Jo-
=epH Acton announce the marriage of
their daughter. LOUISE. to WILLIE =.
pl&LEE. October l. 1904 II
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MASHINGION G0LLEGE OF LAM,

IIU3 Now IUIE Avenue
Ninth year. Lectures from $50 to pm
Omen to properly qualified women and
men. Full corps OF eighteen professors
and lecturers. Tuition. $50 per aUuum.
Public invited TO opening exercises.
MONDAY OCTOBER 8. al i. NJ
For catalogues and further Information
call rr llless
Ellen Spencer AIus5ey. IL. NJ. Dean
Fs-0r- E g.4-lI. 4lG 9Th ST. NV.
Ee1G-.IL
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The tf4frty-hFth annual session opens on Wed
nasdav. October s. 1904 AZ $50 p NJ IN the
Law school Building, Nos 90 and 10 = stree
-----f,v-e-r AZ which time announcements VII be
made for the ensuing term All interested are
cordially invited 60 be present.
Tbe Deaa viii be at the La| scnocl b4-lllns
- a. "a IS "a. m. zter the 18th Of Septem-
10 an TUESDAYS Wednesdays, and Thursdays q
ssrb week where he may Be consulted.
THa Secretary viii be AZ his once n the
lax buildlug daily from $50 70 p. "a. L0l
Information, enrolment, payment Of feess etc
students proposing 70 connect themselves ~ltn
the scnool are earnestly requested % enroll be'
tore the opening night
CirruIsTs can be obtained at the bookstore o
Yr,-9zrufIk & Co, 1924 Sect northwest and
Holm Byrae & Co. 1922 Street northwest al-C
~ tie ~ 8 Thompson Pharmacy, I03 Fifteenth
street northwest, o. upon application q taz
Undersigned > A. AEAA-AA-s'
ssl5-2lE
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- - y - - - - - = e~
poUNDED 1890
SCHOOL OFLAW
FACULTY.
REV JEROME DAUGHEHTY, 8. j.
President OF Jhe UNIVERSITY,
non. HARRY ST. CLAbAJ On, IL. D ~.
t|h'e' Justice supreme Court D'=lf'@l OK %
IumDia)s
Dean q the Faculty aua Lecturer On common
law Pleading ana Practice and Equity
Ftaa1lI.z and Practice.
GEORGE L. uAMiAfDA, Lis. D.
Lecturer GA the LaW % Wis
Hon. SETH SHEPARD, IL. D.,
tAssociate Justice court OF Appeals Vi tie Dis
JricL III C0!um1iajs
Lecturer ca constitutional law, the Law OF C9t'
pOrauouz, and Equity Jurisprudence.
Hos. ASHLEY ST. GOULD
tasaociate Justice supreme court u tAs us
Lex t1feF on The Law OF Contracts. bfllaiiss-
Law, and Domestic Relation
Hon. DANIEL THEW Wight M
tAsoeiats Justice supreme Court q lle Di'
trict o. ColumDia),
Lecturer on the LAW 81 lHsaI slls t.-
Hon. WENDELL PHILLIPS siAfFo1sD.
tA-soe4aIa Justice supreme Court OF INC DA1t-4~1
OF JOlumbIa)s
Lecturer on tie Law Of Agenc!.
CHARLES A. DOUGLASS 4. b.. LII D.
Lecturer Ga the Law OF TorLs. Negotiable Paper
and Elementary Law.
MICHAEL ). COLBERT. a. y, - - 81 and
Lecturer On the Law Of PERSONAL Properly anu
Parinsrshlp-
y. ". BAhEhs A. 81, IT, Is 81,
Lecturer On the Law u Real EsJl-s. ana '"S
Law Of Evidence
Judge Of the Circuit Court: DANIEL "
ODONOGHUE, a. 81, Pm D., IL. d. -
court OF Appeals iiOS. JOB B-AkAAhD anu
EEssBS. LEIGH ROBINSON md J. hol-D7-
Ga.z M1s Isl-5o-t CI.AREEcE r. WILSON,
H. 1 l. A z
PA D., Ii. NJ s-ld JAMES 3 EASb 'S1i4AL'
A. A-s L. 81.
sAADEL Y. ~EATMAN. \. n.
Secretary and Treasurer
Assistant Secretary.
ADDITIONAL LECT JRERs IN FOURTH YEAR
OR POSTGRADUATE COURSE:
HON. MARTIN +, NORRIS, lie D ~.
associate Justice Court Of Appeals Il AZ ~
trict Of Culumb3a),
On the History OF the Development o law and
Comparative JuTispTldencs.
HON. HOLMES CONRAD.
Late Solicitor General OF the UElted states)I
On the History Of English law
HON. sETu SHEPARD La D.
associate Justice Court II Appeals q tns Ail7-
tT5et of C0lumtiaJ,
On the History Of Constitutional L-F ana cue
Foundations q Civil LlDeTts.
REF. RENE holland = -
On Natural Law and Canon Law
MONROE SMITH. IL. D.,
professor in the school OF Political sctenc@ OF
Columbia University New YORK C1fy)s
On Cigil Law.
HON LOUIS Z. McCOMASs IL D.
Late Associate Justice Supreme Court q the
District q Columbia
On Internal onal Law and Foreign Relations OF
the United States
RALEIGH c. MAJOR, Ii D.
professor Of Law IN the University OF Virginia.
On the Conflict Of Laws
HON. CHARLES C. CJL LII D.
Gate Associate Justice SuPTelrs Court Of ths
District Of Coilmbl2)t
On Railroad Accident Law, Municipal Corpora
tons Jurisdiction OF United states Courts.
Conflict Of Jurisdictions and
other subjects.
J. NGTA AIcGELL., IL NJ
On fatenL Law.
WILLIAM c. WOODWARD ~ D. LIZ A-s
On Medical jurisprudence.
GEORGE L. HAMILTON IL D.
On Legal EthlGSs
d ". BAKER. 4 b., L. NJ
On General Practice and EsCFcises IN Pleading
and Evidence.
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Founders.
David ]. Brewer, IL. D,
Justice United States supreme Court
Henry Billings Brown, IL. D.,
Justice United states Supreme Court
Walter C'CIephane, IL. H.,
Secretary Of the University.
Chauncey II. Depsw, IL. D.,
United States Senator rom NsE YORK.
Edward Everett Hale, D. D., Il. D,
Chaplain United States Senate.
George F. Hoar, IL. D.
United safes senator froH Massachusetts,
Martin A. Knapp, IL. D.,
Chairman Interstate CommeTcs Commission.
Henry B. f. Macfarland,
President Board o9 District Commissioner
Claiming Rudd. D. C. L.
President Of the University.
Home Offices,
l. c. q. Building, 100 to II06 Four
teenth Street Northwest
Washington, D. C., U. S. a.
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2ME. j. ESPTTA DAILY.
school az Music and Physical T.g7f7f~a.
thorough Musical Education. ResdiDr
Singing and Piano.
lbs l. n H. Phone h. s25-h
SgZl-3yI
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NOT GUILTY. THE PLEA
IN TRENTON COURT
--oalIaod from FIrsl P-s1-I

ora ar.ae $3.50 blocks o. compressed cork
foT pr.=aEvor=.
u g. required lE -lW thar eight af
these blocks. we-shlus six pounds. shall
b. used lH elaa ure=arEes- When tae
blocks were received. Lewis ELauWe.ler.
Who Is an expert in handling cork. zus-
pertrd tHat the blocks were under
weight. lie pat them ON the scales ana
discovered llar tEey weighed five and
oue-half pounds. ole-half pound short
o. the legal weight.
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90. The
George Washington
University
oi merry Noluu1 Dlau. " asl4-Eston. D. .
lHaries e.. heeahams Lt.s, rresIasnl

A4th Session. Is14-G5 Modern equip.
Hsenl' usW facilities. Complete Under
- a1IaLe, Graduate tad ) OCCASIONAL
courses % study 0uered-
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Foreigners Class.

Another advantageous fcatGIc o. this
session $ work is rs "tcrei snc-a' class. ''
whose numbers win be restricted to
thirty pupils The object OF this class
is to teach foreigner the English lam
suage. and To eEuain to them American
history and traditions, ana tle priu-
ciples of American citizenship. Al
ready fifteen foreigners have applied for
the privilege oil attending the class.
S. +. Kramer director of the night
school, said this morning that he would
register AS members OF the class the
first applicants toE this chance to lea-u
English.
This year the attendance OF the schools
viii reach a total OF 1900. according 20
the predictions OF the authorities. Last
yeaE 81 was only lGH3 Or the 1000 co
per cent VIII bee whites aHa so per cent
negroes.
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Agnes Levy's Murder.
RUSSIAN WARSHlP BAYAN
MAY HAVE ESCAPED TOGO
Confined from First P8ge-J
Water Is Scarcr

newly mounted heavy japanese guns ars
said 20 command the entire har1or.
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BUILDINGS

diversity El@l., 4ylu zllI "a sts
-" lecture E1aIls I11J III 81.
--'-~eLtf4 ana Dental. loo II st
A--o C-'4Fe4 @-ty hospitals, Ias5-35 - Sc
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Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo

PUPILS. Club advantages 10 pupils free.
WAITER II. HOLT. Washington COLI
Iege of Music. 121S-1220 r 81. NV.
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AKA ,ess1 SCiEwCES
Law
Henry St George tucker. IL D., Dean.

4nree courses OF nIEner legal poutIcals
anu ulLLULAALGG training lszlIuE 20 Ln5
degrees u master Oh LAWS 4.1astsr 0E
L4DiJAllacys ana DoctOr Oh LAVA Laws.
SESSION DeEus october = Lectures
@GOln 500 Uut4 900 J.. IL
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PREP. SCHOOL
The soulhern Rome SehoOI.

CThe Cary school, formerly Of Baltimore, SID
A Boarding and Day school for Young LADIES'
and Little Girls VIII reopen at 1855 and 1851
1fiutwood Place. Washington, D. c.. October
j. 1914. Regular and special courses AEs
History. and Preparation fog European travel
suac5aIties- Unusual facilities Tor the study
OF Music. Catalogues may b. had on apPllczs
zion a. the school.
MISS nary CRAHAs DUFF Principal
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Guarding Against Repetition.

There is little danger THAI any further
VIII be made from the outside
To fnfura the Connecticut Yesterday
two marines with loaded rifles were pa
troHiuE the land side Of the boat. while
cu the boat itself were guards with In
structi1rs 90 shoot If necessary. Elec-
trio HEhts at night are on the outside
ana The interior of JEc boat. and there
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-08-13

of Connaught, hearing of their sorJ
plight, sent them food for their needs,
and silver cup with other good
things to the SAINT himself which,
says the writer of the Life of st. Fei-
chin, is preserved to the present day,
and is called Guach Feichin, Feichin's
Goblet. But true zeal always con-
quers, and in the end the islanders
were all converted and baptized; their
little church became the parish
church of the large parish of Omey,
which has ever since fondly cherished
the memory of its patron saint.
These two abbeys, even in their
ruins, proclaim the excellence of Irish
art in the Middle Ages. There is
nothing in stone to surpass the clois-
ter of Cong, with all it's pure and
graceful lines, and the infinite variety
and delicacy of its ornamentation.
And no less admiral lie are the windows
and doorways of Inismaine, and also
the foliated sculptures of the capitals
of its noble chancel arch now, alas,
in great part overthrow. But | would
say to the traveller in Ireland, visit
these places, examine them not hur-
riedly, but leisurely and carefully.
Let the eye and the mind drink in
their beauty by thoughtful, patient OBJ
servation. Take in the whole scene
and it's surroundings; in the present
and, if you can, in the past, when
kings and prelates and monks and
scholars trod these silent cloisters;
when royal maidens touched their
harps in tones responsive to their
own sweet Gaelic songs; when the
vesper bell woke the echoes around
those pleasant waters; when the voice
of prayer and praise rose seven
times a day from the lips and hearts
Of holy men behind those chancel
arches; when the hospice was ever
open to the poor and the stranger;
when many a sinful soul came to find
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-08-13
Weed Out the Poor Sheep.


Ewes intended to be used In the
flock must be only of the best, wisely
selected for the object in view, says
w. w. Cooper. The flock is now well
established, and should be kept well
weeded out, only the best representa-
tives Of the breed being retained.
This system wisely followed for a
number Of years will tend to estab-
lish in higher degree the uniformity
of the flock. The poorer ones may be
culled out and fed for the block. In
no case are they to be retained or sold
for breeding purposes. Scrubs will ap-
pear in the best OF flocks at intervals,
through freaks in breeding; conse-
quently, one requires to be ever on the
watch. Much can be accomplished in
the successful management of sheep
along these lines. 1t is a matter Of
some Importance to have your flock
well at all times. SON ething can BIO
done in this regard to add to their al
ready good form, by dressing and
trimming the wool from time to time.
This remark applies more particu.
larly to the Down breeds. A fine,
smooth appearance is presented to the
eye on the surface of back and sides.
1t is always to the advantage of o
breeder to have his stock look wei
at all times and seasons of the year,
A flock we'll kept is always to be pre-
ferred to one such as is too often seen.
showing the appearance of neglect.
Sheep are very unsightly when not
cared for properly but when in a
healthy condition and well looked
after there are no other animals of
the farmyard more worthy of your pro
found admiration.