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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09
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The last session of the pjftr.,,
Congress was called together a. Sua
Monday. The opening was a,niS noq
scenes that for years have naa uo@
reassembling Of Congress amone G
notable. events of the country
dreds of sight-seers early tbrono.. nu'
corridors and crowded into tho wv
les to witness the formal procno sr''S
The streets were crowded with na
intent ON witnessing the ceremon;p.
despite rain and sleet. MANY na~,
elected members We're at tha o,r'
although they will not assnmo p ps
until after March 4. A sad 1patr..
the reassembling was the ahsanas y
kindly faces grown old in the sos.
of the country.
Seldom in the memory Of ho !,
guard has the opening day been m,3
such gala occasion. The gaIlo,,,
rather than the floor, proved the CONT,
of attraction. Rows upon rows !,
handsomely gowned women loota,
down upon the statesmen. Npmb.
of both bodies were flooded with :,
membranes in the form of ao,,,
pieces and the chambers presented On
appearance which they never know an
any other occasion. Baskets and ch
tiers of bright roses, chrysantbpmm,
and other fall flowers covered fl,
desks.
The Senate convened for its 6pr
session of the Fifty-eighth Congress
promptly at noon. The first SpDam
in his seat was Mr.. Plat of New YCt
Long before II o'clock the gal]pris
were filled, but the buzz of convpx
ton ceased when President Pro TEN
Frye's gavel fell. Rev. Edwad
Everett Hale, D. D., chaplain of tho
Senate, offered prayer, which was list.
ened to by nearly every Senator.
Two seats had been vacated b
death-those of Senator Hoar Of Mas
sachusetts and Senator Quay Of Penn
sylvania. Many eyes We're turned SOY.
rowfully toward the desks so long oe
cupied by these men, who had grown
old in the public service. Their success
sors. Senators elect Crane Of MaSS.
chusetts and Knox Of Pennsylvania,
attended the session, but will not oe
cupy the seats assigned to them until
they are formally sworn in.
In the Senate, after the usual for
malities, the session was adjOmnA
out of respect for the late Senator;
Hoar of Massachusetts, and Quay o.
Pennsylvania. In the House nothh:
beyond the merest routine was takeI
up.
The House convened at noon for I'll
last session of the Fifty-oighth Con
gress. The gallery doors We're throw
open at 1920 o'clock, and in shor
time every seat was taken. The dpD
matte corps was well represented i
the section set apart for it. The spec
tators evinced the greatest interest
the happenings On the floor below ant
kept up an incessant conversation
Now and then as some fayorite enter
ed the chamber he was appbuCleu
This will be the short session Of I'll
Fifty-eighth Congress and a notaOI
interesting one.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09
ROBS TREASURE TRAIN.
Lone Negro Bandit Holds Up Santa Fe
Express Car.

The Wells-Fargo express car on Atchl-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe overland pas
senger train No. /, west bound, was en-
tered somewhere between Needles and
Daggett, in the Mojave desert, and Evan
0. Roberts, the express messenger, shetland
fatally wounded and the way safe rif1ed.
The Wells-Fargo Company was expect
aing a large shipment of United States
pension money totaling 100000, it is
said, and it is possible that this shipment
may have been on the train. The IN
terror of the car indicated that the mes
scnger had made a game resistance and
grappled with the robber before being
overpowered and finally shot by him.
After rif1ing the safe the robber leaped
from the car while the train was running
at full speed. The bandit is believed to
be one of q number of colOred tramps
who have been around Daggctt since the
construction work of the Salt Lake road
reached that place.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09
SENT TO PRISON AS PIRATE.
Michigan Man Gets Life Sentence for
Robbing Woman on Lake Boat.

Michigan Man Gets Life Sentence for
Robbing Woman on Lake Boat.
Joseph Kirwin, aged 26, who was in
dicted by the federal grand jury on a
charge of piracy on the high seas for
robbing Mrs. NJ. B. Sweeting of Jack
son, Mich, on the steamer Western
States Sept. 10, was arraigned in the
United States Circuit Court in Detroit
He pleaded guilty and was sentenced by
Judge Swan to life Imprisonment in the
Detroit house of correction. kirwin en-
tered Mrs. Sweeting's stateroom, choked
her and placed 4 handkerchief soaked
with chIoroform over her face. He rob-
bed her of $40 and three diamond rings
which were on her fingers. Two years
ago kirwin was acquitted of the charge
of numbering Maggie Snedeger in Cleve-
land.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09
OPENING of Congress.

The last session Of the Fifty-eighth
Congress was opened at noon Monday III
Washington. The opening was under the
usual interesting conditions and amid
those scenes that for years have made
the reassembling of Congress among the
notable events of the country.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09
oberlin Bankers Confession.

Banker Beckwith of Oberlin confesses
that he and his cashier signed for Mrs
Cassie L. Chadwick two notes for $780,
600 each that bore the name Andrew
Carnegie Mr.. Carnegie emphatically
denies that he has signed any such notes
or had any transactions with the Cleve-
land woman. Bcckwith and Cashier
Spear were arraigned in court, pleaded
guilty and were held to the grand jury
in bonds of 10000 each.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09
Short News Notes

Fire totally destroyed the 1 Ioss So
eral at Huntington, W. Va H'9
600; insurance, $4,000. .+ore d
The dry goods and furnitu r. Wicket
Shareholders & Robinson at fa rtent d
r H'aI +. was damaged to the eztSD'
about $4,000 by fire. or,obatc
Mrs. Florence E. MayorlcA4 - eD make .
ally denies that she intends ~ ~ stasee
public appearance either on 'Ie tb
the lecture platform. She det for such {
lis not the slightest groulu -
report. -
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09
MURDER, BUT FAIL TO BURN.
Assassins Stay Rich Man and Ply Torch
to Oil-Soaked Remains.

Homer E. Ward, young ranchman,
aged %, who lived twenty-four miles
north of White Sulphur Springs, Mont,
was found dead in his cabin. His body
was partly burned and there was a bullet
hole in the head. A hole through win
dow pane indicated that he had been
shot from behind, as he was seated at his
table eating. The body had been laid OH
the bed, covered with bedclothing sat
urated with kerosene oil and match ap-
Piled The act of ineendiarism, how
ever, had failed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09
CHARGE Corruption at Fair.

President Carter of the Worlds Fair
National Commission says grave charges
of corruption in the making of awards
have been filed with that body and will
be investigated. President Francis
makes a vigorous denial.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09
Former Official Passes Away.

Former Postmaster General James n.
Tyner, for years an honored government
official, but afterward dismissed and in
dicted died Monday in Washington. He
had been i'll q long time.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09
Bank Short; Official Gone.

An Investigation of the books Of the
First National Bank ut Madilla. 1. T..
shows a shortage of between SD 900 and
SIS, 000 One of the officers of the bank
Is missing and the other officers say taey
do not know his whereabouts.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09

A woman enlisted in her husbands
regiment and made record for bravery
at Port Arthur, according to the Noyo-
krai. She was killed by shell.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09

kuropatkin reports an engagement
with the japanese at the Shake river
during blizzard and fog, in which. it
is said, the Japanese were repulsed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09

William Williams, a wealthy young
man OF Houston, Texas, charged with the
killing Of Z. D. Lee, travelling sales.
man Of Boston, has been released ON S.
600 bonds. -
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09
IRISH FACE A FAMINE
POTATO CROP IN WEST OF IRE
LAND A FAILURE.

Peasants Forced to Sell Pigs at Sac
rifice-Michigan Man Given Life SEN
tence for Robbing Woman on Lake
Boat.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09

Old papers for sale at this ofacs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

gebun9en Der WiBbi1iguns In England
ni9t anndberno 10 befannt ~getuorben,
tpie Die Nusfbreitunsen felbf, bia gu
Der MiBbiaigung NnlaB gaben.
gnbli6 uno bauptfddli6 bat Der
meitaus eroBte She'll Der beutf6en
prefie in benz leBten Sabre cine tpefent=
lid anOere @efinnung gegen England
betunbet, tuie our 3eit bes 8urentrie,
ges. Man lit gu Der grfenntniB be-
lanet, baB cine freuubidaftlibe Ner=
ftdnoi9une 5mif6en Der ftdrtften See
ma6t un0 Der ftdrfften 2anbma9t Der
Welt, biel miinf9ensmertber uno aud
speier 10 groBen Md6te bel miroiger
lit, als cine BON beioen Sheilen geibte
politif Der Nabelfi6e.
Man barf fi9erli9 bofen, baB bte=
ielbe Nufafun9 aud in England mebr
unb mebr an 8oben 9epinnen tpirb,
unb baB Der Befu9 oes G6nigs go=
parb ben 8eetnn zines solden freunb=
li9eren unb northumberland Ber=
hdltnthes 5mif9en beiben 2dnrern bill
ben tpirb; banr miro bieier 8eiu9 biel
pi9ti9er gemefen fein, als tpenn BEL
ibm politif6s Nbma6ungen getrofen
tporber tpdrer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
9rei Sabre, bret M d n ner,

a, 80. Stunt. Cine teuar.
tige Geier mar seitern Der Grau Satum
Mornan Stepart Weslen bon bier be-
ldieben. Gs mar Der brittle Sabrestag
ibrer erften 9o95eit, felt Der fe I9on
stpei tpeitere Chen sef6loHen bat. Sept
lebt fe borldufig glidli6 nit benz
oritten @atten, Sobn Weslep. Mit
fiebenaebn Sabren traf S3a Satum ben
Sterling Norrnan bon Bottom, Der FIR
eine 3peirabfabrif reifte. Sic @be
erpies fi9 aIs 5eblf@lag uitb man
trennte fi9, na9bem elm SDbn geboren
mprben ma.
Morman 9efiel es in Utica ni9t unn
perlan9te, maj fole mad Cincinnati
3ieben. sic polte basege1 ibre gltern
ni6t berlaHen. gr eing e~raiirnt fnrt
unb febrte erf na9 Wo6en 3uriid, UNI
su erfabren, baB bic Satin fi9 inani=
f6en babe f9eioen lafien. ct 9ing
bann in Die Wilbernife bon Mrfanias
unb lieB fi9 fpdter in Bottom nieber,
po er fi9 auf NutOmobil : 8ertauf
le9te. @r lam bor einieen Sagerr nod
Utica uno miro iebt, ba Die Mutter eins
nifligte, iein S6bnGen auf Die ct.
2onifer Nusfelun9 nebmen.
Na9 ibrer G9eibun9 traf bic Grau
bnnn ben &obert @tetpart, Der i'm 8e=
gierun9sbepot gu Seferfonbiue ange=
ffeIt mar, utlb es bnuerte ni6t Iange,
10 fanb bic 5o9seit ftatt. Stepart
reifte banr NIT Sol. 6. %. WiGiams
mad 0apana, NO beibe balb benz gel=
ben Gieber erlagen. 9ie Witttpe lieB
bic 2ei6e mad bier bringen unb be-
erbigen.
2ange belt bic Srauer ni1t an,
benn bor Surgeon berbeiratbete fe f;1
nit ibrem iebi9en Wann, Der ben Bee
ribmten Namen Sobn Weslep fibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
Gines Mrbeiters MstBseidtf.

W. 9arrts, $40 DIT Martet ST.,
elm beim &elerbau Der Mer6ants Seat
& Sight So. angeffelter Nrbeiter,
murbe gum Sbeile eetern bur9 eintir=
aenbe @rbmahen berf9ittet. NuBer
arger Queti6ungen purbe linn nod
oas 8ein gebro9en. 9r. 9oober bom
9ispenfarium ttberfhbrte ben 8erleBten
in feline Wobnung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01

Die GIaeefdrift faet, saB er CUR
3eit 81 tdgli1 ber6iente. Na6 benz
Sooe bes Mannes murbe Gpbert 6.
Sight gum Mbminiffrator feiner 9in=
terlaReni6aften einsefeBt uno Sight
rei6te aud cine SO, 900 S9abener=
fabflase geser beiOe @efelf9aften Elm,
beuog Die Wittpe jeoo6 biefelbe suriid=
5usieben unb cine $4,000 Nbfinoungs=
iumme anaunebmen. 9as Rinb mar
su biefer 3eit nod nidt gebpren unb
Der 0ormunb oeIelben fast i'm Namen
befelben, baB es in Der Mbfinbung
iberbaupt ni6t beriiff6tigt nurbe.
garauf bin erfolst iebt Die $4,000
S4aoeneriaBtlase.
Niete Der s t a n b g.
2Dtterie E.
Glora s. @weeb min bon Sobn u.
Sweeo 9ei6ieben iein. Sbrer Glage
mad lit sr elm Srunfenbolb erffer
GlaRe, Der f6on felt Sabren ni9t mebr
niidter1 getpefsn. NuBer ber S9eioung
berlanst fe Sbbut iber bas Der gbe
entiprofene RinD.
polt5eigeri6t t.
@bas. %. Saigbt, Der @traBen=
babnunternebmer, mel6er Dor einieer
3eit unter Der Mnflage. bas Sotel=
@eies berlebt gu baben, eingeftedt
uurbe, erbielt ieinen Gan abermals
beri6oben. Saigbt purbe, neil er
feline &e9nung i'm @ngliib 9otel nt9t
begli9en, berbaftet. @r prpteffrt
|enereif9 gegen Die ungeredte 8eharb=
lung, pie er es tennt. @r behauptet
@runoei9entbum 3u befiben, pel9es
alein $12, 900 tuertb 1T. @r iagte,
ietn Nobofat babe Dem Sale ni6t Die
n6tbige Mufmertiamteit 9euibmet unb
ba berielbe i'm 8efiBe aler ieiner ga=
pierre lei, mdre es fir i'm b6Gis I'm.
m6gli9, fi9 einen anberen Qobotaten
5u beiorgen'
6rau Gannie Wilfon, PIG Of Sbip
StraBe, bic 8eiberin zines 2~ogtsbau=
leg, pei9erte fi6 in Dem 3immer zines
ibrer 2Oaisleute, Sames NOOie, 9ano=
tti6er gu balten unb in Dem 6ieriiber
e~ntitebenben Wortwe6fel f61ug fe i'm
ms @ei6t. 9ierauf entf9loB ft6
GoOie, Ob9lei6 er cine Monatsmietbe
borausbe3ablt bate, bas 0aus gu bsr=
lafen, tpeigerte fi9 aber, ben 3immer-
f9lifel beraus3ugeben unb Johann
f@lue ie ibn nod einmals in's Gefi6t.
ct bena9rt5iigte Die poliaei uno se=
tern murbe fe i'm poli3eigeri6te uln
ST. uno Soften gstraft. sic legte
oegerl bas l1rtbeil 8erufung elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
en-. Ntiles bat ben Yrpbibi=

Sen. Miles bat ben YrDbibi=
tionifen a%bgepinft. Wir glaubten
aud faurt, baB es Dem tii9tigen Sol=
baten iemnls @ritf bamit mar, f1 an
bic Spibe Der probibitioniten=8 ag=
gage gu fe1en. General Miles bate
ia felbt @~elegenbeit i'm 8ibouaf ben
Werth zines guten Sruntes f9dBen 5u
lernen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
Sas Nationale 9snti@ : Mmerifa.

Sas Nationale SsntI9 Mmerifa.
nif9e 2ebrersS Seminar in Milpaufee
er6Hnet am 6. September feinen 26.
GURUS. Set ibrer @riinbung i'm
Sabre 1878 bat biefe pflegefdtte oeut=
|f6er Spra6e, beutf9er pdoasoeit
unb beutider Sitten 9unberten BON
iungen 2ebrern unb 2ebrerinnen tire
berufi9e 8orbilbung seseben unb fe
in ben StanO geieBt, an 6fentli6en
uno pribaten 2~ebranfalten an benz
groBen @r3iebunssmerfe m%it5ubelfen.
Sas Nationale Seuti6 Mmerifa=
nii6e 2ebrer=S Seminar bilbet feline 36g=
linge i'm Slime Der mroernen pdbasp=
git fir Die amerieeniT6e golfsf9ule
aus unb befdbigt fie, iouobl in eneli=
f9er nls aud in beutl1er Spra1e su
unterri9ten.
Ser Seminar= @urfus umfaBt brei
Sabre bel bolifdnbie foftenfreiem ln=
terri9te. Mitteloien 3oslineen miro
auf @mpfeblung bes Directors oer Nn=
f1alt aus Der geminarfaReeein in Mo=
natsrnten our Musaablune eelangenber
SttpenbiumsboribuB geudbrt.
9urG bas in innigiter 8erb;nbung
NIT benz 2ebrerperional unb oeHen
Muferi9ule ftebenoe Surnlehrer : Se=
mirar, elmer @96pfung beg Noro=
amerifanif6en Surnerbunbes, tpirb
ben Geminarifen cine griinoli1e tur=
nertF9e Nusbiloung 9ewdbrleitet.
Der einidbrise 2urius fir Surnleb=
rer nirb i'm September slei9fans er.
6%ffnnet.
Sa Der Kindergarten elm peIent=
li9er She'll beg Nolfsf6ulipfsms 1T,
10 III BON Der Seminarbeb6rbe Elm &ur=
fns CUR Nusbilouns bon 2ebrerinnen
FIR fol9e Nnfalten etneeri9tet tporben.
@trebfame iunge 2eute, tpef6e bte
Meigung in f6 fiblen, fi6 benz f6me=
rem aber i96nen 2sbrerberufe gu nib
rtte1 unb Der be9riinbeten Nnfidt iinb,
baB lire fpra9lide uno piRenf6aft=
li9e 8orbilbune fie befdbi9t, ben Nuf=
nabmebebingungen gu entfpreden, tuer=
ben erfu6t, fi6 NIT benz 9ireftor bes
2ebrerIeminars, Mar @riebi9, $50.
558-568 8rpaopaD, Milmaufee, in
8erbinbung au feben.
9ie Observation-Disclosures inb:
Al Seutf6e unb enelif6e Spra9e.
/. Me9anif6 geldufees unb logif6
ri9tises 2efen 2. RenntniB Der
Sauptre9eln Der Wort= unb Sablebre;
g. 8i@ttee (minblihe uno f6riftlide)
Wiebergabe Der @ebat1fen in be;ben
Spra6en.
81 Wtat9emaftt. Stner1ett UNI
@enanotbeit in ganaen 3abIen, in se-
meinen unb Sestmalbrii6en, in be-
nannten unb unbenannten 3abIen.
Gins unb Sisconto- He6nung.
. Geographic. gefanntf6aft nit
ben fiinf @tbtbeilen unb Weltmeeren,
Der Geographic Amerita's uno ben
6auptbegrifen Der mathematician
Geographic.
d) @ei6tdte. 2enntniB ber @ea
59i9te Der Ser. Staaten.
e) Naturgef6idts unb Maturlebre.
gef9reibung einbeimii6er pfanaen,
Sbiere unb Steine; bic einfa9ften 2eb=
rem Der gbemie unb pbpfif; cine ele=
mentare ReuntniB beg menf9Iiden
36rpers.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-01
Mns Den Geridtsb0fem.
Gin urtbeiI be fdtist.


Das Applications 8eri6t beftdtiste
eeftert bas nrtbeil, tpel9es Sreb @roD
sesen Die Monon=8 a6n= @efeli6aft err
belt. Die 8abneeleiie laufen bur6
feline Garm, unb oer frtbere 3aun,
pel6er bieielben bon feinem Nnwefen
trennte, mar abgebrannt. Ser BON
Der gabn erbaute neue .3au1l aber mar
nod grop's Nnf9t ni9t gut senus ge=
bout uno er berlangte etnen beHeren.
9a bic gifenbabnsefeli9aft feinem
Wuni9e ni9t na9fam, erri6tete er ben
3aun Ielber unb bertlaste bic Babn=
@eieufbaft auf 3ablung fir benfelben.
Eas @eri6t entfbieo, baB eth 3aun,
Der bas 8ieb ni9t BON ben Seleiier
fern baltic, iiberbaupt ni9t better als
gar fein 3aun lei.
Nbermals gegen q 0 m u 8
5. stuart t9ieben.
Die @nti9etbuns au @unfen bes
8ertlaeten in Sahen BON &omus s..
Stuart seeen WiGiam 8. S9mibt,
fraberen @6abmeifer bon Marion
@ountp. unb sesen feline gargen auf
2iiderftattuns BON $4,000, pel6e
berielbe benz @ountp ungeieBli9er
Weiie porentbalten baben lou, uuroe
geftern bonn Supremes@ eri6t beltdti9t.
9ie SinterlaKenf6aft bes fir3li9 per=
forbenen 9tmibt betrdgt meniger tpie
bic 3la9eiumme unb aus oieiem
8ruttbe murben feline Btir9en nit per=
flagt.
Sas 2reisseri6t foDie aud bas
NppeaatiDnsgeri9t batten f9pn frtber
gu @uniten bes 8erflagten entf9ieoen.
3mei & a + m er an bic @roB-
e9moreten Hber=
n { n.
Sen unb Samuel Msfens, bic beiben
Jarmer, nel9e bor mebreren Wo9en
ben Nnerif auf 5arrp unb 8eniamin
&apbael, 2237 Noro Meribian Str.
unternabmen, muroen seftern BON
Ri9ter Wbalon an Die @rDBseI4uDre.
men iberDiefen.
9ie 3eusenausfagen maren oabtn,
oaB Die beiben Mdnner Die Nutofabrer
bena6ri9tigt batten, baB Die GARNER
our Selbftbilfe i9reiten MOLTEN, I'M
Mutomobile in Der Stabt su balten unb
baraufbin bombarbirten tie bas NutO,
iopie aud Die Sniafien nit Steinen.
Bei bieisr @elegenbeit murbe Mnbreu
Srieb, Der i6 aud in benz Quto be-
fanb, bas Naienbein sebroden. Der
Ribter enti9ieb, baB MutomDbile Elm
&edt auf ben 2anbfraBen bdtten.
erft6erungs
tberflagt.
9arrD 6. Mef, Elm &efauratear
BON Stlanbon, berflaste bic 0ome
endurance So. auf 3ablung pDn$ 1000
8erfnerungsseloern fir feline por meb=
r.rer @o9en absebrannte' &eitauras
tipn. @ef batte BON elmer Nn5abl
8Hrgern in lebter 3eit bel llnannebm=
li6teiten aus3ufteben, neil CT angebli9
Spirituoien b~ertaufte. Wef fagt iein
9aus murbe a%nsesiinbet.
/ n a |
gbas. &ugenftsin betannte fi9 Der
llnteri6laguns elmer ber S9anffeaner=
2nion s%eb0renben 9umma unter 5000
f9ulbtg uno erhielt einen 3ermin BON
1-3 Sabren &eformatorium 3ubictirt.
$. 6. g q m erbdIt sd o.
bener a B.
9as Applications @eri9t BEL tdtigte
seitern Die gntiheibung bes unteren
@ert6tsbpfes, Der 5enrp s. S6miot
$500 sugefpro9en bate. @9mibt fubr
NIT elmer 2abung MDbeln Die @eleiie
entlang gum 8anoalia Gra6tbabnbofe,
dig elm binter ibm berfabrenber Stra=
Benbabnuasen i'm anrannte. Ser
@eridtsbof enti6ieb. baB, cbslei9
S9mibt felber nadldifg gepeien Jet,
benno9 Der Wotorman ieinen Stra=
benbabnmaeen gum 9alten bdtte brine
gen f6nnen, faQs er es berfu9t bdtte.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-22
FATHER MULVANEY, S. j.
BIDS A FAREWELL
Transferred to Bowie, Md.-Takes
Charge of New Catholic Church.
Successor Is Named.

The Rev Father James Francis y.
Mulvaneyy 5. j.. who for several years
has been pastor Of Holy Trinity Catholic
Church corner Thirty-sixth and O
Streets northwest, preached his fare
we'll sermon. yesterday morning, at the
Q o'clock mass He has been transferred
70 Bowie. Nd. where ne will take charge
Of the new Catholic church there. He
will leave Georgetown tomorrow morn
ing His successor as pastor Of Trinity
Is Rev. Father Holm. 5. J.. formerly
Of Georgetown University. where he was
very popular
Father Mulvaney is being transferred
al his own request. His health has been
poor. though recently ne has greatly
improved Father Holm. the new pas
tor. will have as his assistants Rev.
Father Samuel CahiH. s J., who Is now
at Reyser Island, Conn, on his annual
retreat. and the Rev Father Edw Ird
Roach. 5. J.. who has charge OF the
Sunday school.
Father Mulvauey has done much for
Trinity during his stay there. 1t was
entirely due 10 his efforts that the fund
for the proposed new $4,000 parish hall
and SChoOlhOuSe was started. and up 10
the present time nearly $4,000 has been
accumulated
Before Father Mulvauey succeeded
Rev. Father William !. Sc0Olon as pas
tor Of Trinity. he was one OF the Jes-
uits at GEORGETOWN University. Rev.
Father Holm will take charge immedi-
ately on the departure Of Father Null
Vauey. The new pastor is said To De a
good speaker and an efficient manager.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-22
DISTRICT REPAIR FUNDS
NOT EQUAL TO DRAIN
Exhausted Before I'M
Provements to Public Buildings
Have Been Completed.

The appropriations available for use
for the District repair shop during the
fiscal year ended June 30. 1904, WIRE not
equal to the expenses Of half the re-
pairs and Improvements asked for by
the various schools. fire engine houses
and other District buildings, according
70 the annual report OF Superintendent
OF Repairs @. b. Coleman. submitted
today to the District Commissioners
Nevertheless, appropriations amount
ing 70 more than 81. 600 were expended
The greater portion Of this work was
done by day labor during the months
OF July, August, September, and Octo-
Der.
New floors were laid in the following
named schools: Harrison, Johnson, John
son Annex, Thomson. Twining. Maury,
Webster, Arthur. Blair. Cranch, Ben
ming. Grant Randall. and Central High
School.
Book cases were built and placed in
the Dennison. Franklin. Lenox. Thorn
son. Webster. Amidon. Blair. Arthur,
Bradley, SmallwOod. Blake. Orr. Madi-
son, wilson, Van Buren,. MagruEer
slater, Brent, Carbery, Jackson, Hamil-
ton, Cranch. Morgan. Douglas. Jones,
Logan, Eastern. and VI Street High
Schools
Some Of the largest and most impor-
tant work done consisted Of remodeliug-
me entire interior Of No. engine house
remOdeling the stable OF No 3 engine
house. putting a new roof on Truck 4.
ana building new stall IN No. ! engine
house.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-22
NEGROES INVOLVED IN
A MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING

William Edmunds "a negro. thirty-uInc
years old. was sent 10 Jail this morning
70 await developments in the condition
Of John II. Davis. another negro. thirty
years old, who is at Providence Hos
pital with a serious gunshot wound I'm
his abdomen. The shooting occurred at
- Street southeast. the home Of
Davis yesterday.
Davis told the police that ne had been
shot by Edmunds, while Eleanor Collins
an eighteen-y ear-Old negro girl. who ar
rived at the scene of the shooting
shortly before the police. said that Davis
told her he he'd shot himself Ed
munds was arrested. and tho girl wa s
held as witness. Davis is resting easily
at the hospital