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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-30
F. h. RINDGE DIES
At SISTERS HOME
LOS ANGELES LOSES LEADER
IN CIVIC AFFAIRS
CAPITALIST OF BROAD IDEALS
President Of Conservative Life ln-
suranee Company Ends Career
Marked by Many Phil
Ianthroples
CAPITALIST OF BROAD IDEALS

Frederick II. Rindge, president Of the
Conservative Life Insurance company,
president Of the board of directors of
the Y. M. G. A. and prominent in bus
mess and philanthropic work In Los
Angeles, died of heart failure yester-
day morning in Yreka, Cad.
Mr.. Rindge, accompanied by his
wife and three children. left Los An
geles July 81, for the north. Business
and pleasure were to be combined in
the pine woods of the north and
friends we're just beginning to look
forward to his return.
A letter was received Monday even.
ing by officers of the Conservative
Life Insurance company, stating that
Mr.. Rindge was Ill, but no particulars
were given. Early yesterday morning
a brief dispatch containing news of his
death was sent to his secretary. Late
last night the officials of the company
had heard nothing further.
Wilbur S. Tupper, vice-president of
the Conservative Life, sent message
of coincidence to Mrs. Rindge, and inn
mediately afterward the offices of the
company were closed.
lnterment on Friday
The body will be brought to Los
Angeles for interment
During the last year Mr.. Rindge has
not been in good health and it was
thought that the northern trip would
benefit him. Friends believed his
trouble was not serious one and
he always encouraged making light
of it. About a week ago a letter
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-30
VAUDEVILLE STUNT FOR
BIG BEN, NUBIAN LION
FIscher's Theater to STAGE PeriIous
Sketch, In Which Trainer viii
Conquer Beast

Fischer's theater, in addition to it's
dashing little soubrette, is to have a
leading animal" Big Ben, the Nubian
lion at Eastlake park, which will prob
ably appear for the week beginning
September Is in a play written by VIII
liam Caldwell. the noted animal trainer.
who is in Los Angeles.
Big Ben belongs to Fischer. who ex-
poets to remove the animal from
Eastlake park within the next few days.
The cast of Barney Barnato, Diamond
Buyer" will include A. B. Rice, keeper
OF the Eastlake park zoo, and William
Caldwell, one of the scenes portraying
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-30
Our Queer Language

All. your language! Eet ees so diff
cult"
What's the matter count?'
First, zis novel eet say re man was
unhorsed"
''Yes?"
Post
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-30

for the diamonds which Rice, as Berne
Barnato, has hidden there.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-30
SOME OF THE EXPRESSIONS OF MR..

Do as n
obey every
must yourself: I'M IN every
God will everything for you
you friendship
H.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
ROk 1906

jest rokiem zwyczajnym, O.
bejmujacym 1855 dni, kt6re
sic tax sk}adaja, re bedzlemy
mieli W ciagu jego So ME
dziele, a 81 tygodnie: swieta
ruchome przypadna W tym
roku bardzo p6zno, DO Well
kanoc bedziemy mieli " sam
dzie6 6w. Wojciecha t.: %
kwietnia, ~Wniebowstapienie
Pa6skie 1 czerwca. Tegorocz-
ma Wielkanoc ME jest jeszcze
najp6zniejsza, gdyz W roku
1888 obchodzili6my pierwsze
swieto wielkanocne W dzleh
sw. Marka, t. ]. dnia 25-go
kwietnia 49, a vice jeszcze
diva dni p6zniej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
w OWieCZkaCh

W Pozna6skiem odby}o sic
dnia 3 BIN. otwarcie novel
szko}y wobec pastora / in"
spektora szkolnego. ~
Nauczyciel Golinik wyjecha}
W zesz1ym tygodniu z rodzi-
ma ma zabawe. "Gdy powr6ci{
W nocy do domu zasta} wiel-
kie spustoszenie. Drzwi "a
sta1 zamkniete ma klucz -
mimo to pokrajano mu o.
dziez, p~o}amano sprzety, ma
wet biblii ME oszczedzono.
Mic ME ukradzono, z tego
wnosza, re to by} akt zems-
ty. Sprawc6w tych ME wy
kryto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
Observation-Disclosures pooo00pQ0
" I" =: CIEKAWE RZECZY. :

=. --.E.r .L#FEF 's
tycznych " pewnym domu
PREY ulicy Bu}garskiej. Tai
ma policya otoczy}a dom i
chcia}a zaaresztowac spiskow-
COW, lecz ci zabarykadowali
sic W mieszkaniu i bronili
sic z nieslychana odwaga.
Podczas walki iedna re stu
dentek zastrzeli}a urzednika
policyjnego. Wreszcie pc
ciezkiej walce a~resztowano
wszystkich uczestnik6w zgro-
madzenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
~alisy0narze " Pa. Pa
ranie.

J. sd "
! w ostatnim tonne roczni-
k6w .~wydawanych przez ksie-
|zy misyonarzy W. Krakowie,
znajdujemy bardzo zajmujace
|listy ks. Hugona Dylii z pol
|skich kolonij para6skich. Jak
wiadomo, Parana wielkoscia
lr6wna sic niemal kr6lestwu
w}oskiemu, ale gdy to liczy
I32 miliony mieszkahc6w,
|rzadko zaludniony stan bra
zylijski ma ich tylko 321 ty-
siecy. z tego 1870 tysiecy przy-
bysz6w a wiekszo6e pomie-
|dzy mimi stanowia Polacy W
|liczbie 70 tysiecy. KS. Dyla
dale nam barwny obraz kra-
|ju, przedstawia kolejno lego
faune, flore niewyzyskane
bogactwa mineralne, klimat
bardzo zdrowy, obfitosc mie-
szka6c6w: Parana jest krajem
wy}acznie rolniczym, PREY
%odpowiednim kapitale jednak
m6g1by sic ~rozwinac i pre-
mys}. Polskich kolonist6w
znamionuje wielka pracowi-
to66, a przytem goracy patry-
otyzm i tesknota "a kra]em,
u%trzymujaca odrebnost naro-
dowa wobec Brazylian6w,
acknowledgement pijak6w.
Dzia}alnosc misyonarska W
Paranie Observation-Disclosures
rodakom naszym ogromne
korzysci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
SpiskOWcyw Odess1e.

6p1SAUWOy UNcsSlOe
,,Berlinie Tageblatt" donosi
! Odessy, 1e v tyoh dniaoh
taina,, poicya oodkrJyla zgror;
/ A ! llllist NH pil| klg ''',l' ~ .s poli-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
KatastrOfa W Wenecyf.

W pob]izu znanej fahryki
z wyrob6w szklanych ma la
gunach weneckich Murano
zetknela sic Z powodu .mgly
gondola z parowcem. Trzech
podr6znych utone}o, szesciu
uratOwanO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
w Madrycie

~zazwyczaj okolo Bozego ma
rodzenia lub Nowego Roku,
pada Snieg bardzo rzadki i
szybko tale, czesto zanim
spadnie ma ziemie. To tel
prawdziwa niespodzianka by
Ia ola mieszka6c6w Madrytu
gdy dnia % listorada, obu-
dziwszy sic z rama, ujrzeli u
lice pokryte powtoka 6niegu
ma pol metra. Ola bardzo
wielu os6b by}o to z%jawiskiem
nigdy ME widzianem. Urzedy
telegraficzne we wszystkich
kierunkach "a przerwane, u
trzyma}o sic tylko po}acze-
ME telefoniczne z Barcelona.
W obrebie miasta druty tele-
foniczne by}y przewaznie
przerwane. ~ w ogrodach,
jak W Buen Retro. ma Cas-
tellane, ziemia by}a zas}ana
po1amanemi ga}eziami, kt6re
ME mog}y udzwignac ogrom-
nej masy 6niegu. Wiele da-
chow szklannych z}ama}o sic
r6wniez pod ciezarem sniegu,
Ruch ~tramwaj6w musia} u
STAG, poniewaz przerwane
druty telefouiczne powik}a}y
sic Z %przewodami tramwaju
elektrycznego, a zreszta CRU
by poklad 6niegu uniemozli-
vial wszelka jazde ko}owa.
Pociagi, dazace do Madrytu,
sp0znlfy sic Znacznle, q me-
kt6re musia}y zatrzymat sic
W polu, ME mogac przebyc
gasp 6nieznych. Ko}o mostu
Segovia znaleziono zw}oki
zmarznietego mezczyzny.
Snieg pada} przez ca}y dzie6,
powiekszajac zaspy. Dnia 2
bm. ~panowa}a " caiej Hisz-
panii gwa}towna burza z "a
wiejami 6nieznemi i zrzadzi}a
wielkie szkody. Przesz}o
10000 os6b pozosta}o be- "a
robku. Rad wydzieli} zapo-
mogi ola ubozszej ludno6ci, a
dzienniki wezwa}y .ca}y kraj
do sk}adek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
Bielenie MAXI "a pOm0c'
elektrycznosci.

Wobec tego, re maka i pie
czywo i'm bielsze, tenn "a
lepsze uchodza, %zastosowY-
wano rozmaite srodki me-
chaniczne PREY mieleniu zbo-
ia, a nawet 6rodki mocha
niczne, zmierzajace do togo,
by make uczynic bielsza.
Rezultatem tych zabieg6w
jednakze by}o zmniejszenie
sic wydatno6ci zboza i pozyw-
no6ci maxi. Obecnie DIR. Bal
lard zakomunikowa} parry
skiej akademii nauk nowy
spos6b bielenia maxi "a po-
moca elektrycznosci, wyna-
leziony przez dyrektora tar
gowicy macznej W Paryzu p.
Lucasa.
Badajac pr6bki maxi otrzy-
manei zwyk}emi sposobami i
pr6bki tel samej maxi, kt6ra
by}a W zetknieciu 2 zelek-
~tryzowanem powietrzem W
odpowiednich aparatach, spo-
strzegamy ma pierwszy rzut
Okla, 10 maka elektryzo.
wanna jest o wiele bielsza,
lecz smak j zapach jej SO
mniej przyjemne. Analiza
chemiczna wykaza}a, il r6z.
MICA sk}adzie jednej i dru.
giej maxi Jest bardso nie.na.
cxna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
$1,000. "a palec.

Pewna w{oszka, A. Sabitina
zatrudniona W American
Wooden Co. Olneyville, ska
leczy}a sobie reke W maszy'
ME, wskutek czego musiano
jej odjac jeden palec. Winu-
je ona teraz kompanie, re
ME by{o PREY maszynach
Srodk6w bezpiecze6stwa i do
maya sic tysiac dolar6w wy
nagrodzenia "a stracenie pal
ca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
Z~amaskowana pozycZka.

,,Oswobozdienie" podaje:
Donosza z bardzo pewnego
zr6d}a, re W tych dniach wy
puszczono potajemnie pr@ez
ministeryum finans6w 100
milion6w rubli papierowych;
u%trzymuje, re maja nastapit
dalsze jeszcze tajne emisye,
kt6rych suma og6lna }acznie
z juz wypuszczonemi dosiegg-
ME 400 milion6w rubli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
WyrOk "a kradZiez ObraZu
C%udOWneg0.

Process przeciw Stojanowj
~nazywanemu Czajan, o kra'
dziez obrazu Matki Boskiej
z cerkwi klasztoru kaza6-
skiego, kt6ry to obraz nawet
Pugaczew, zdobywszy W roku
1888 kauai, uszanowa6, "a
ko1czyl sic. - Stojana ska
zano ma 12cie lat robot przy-
musowych. Stojan obraz spa
lii, w%y}upiwszy poprzednio
drogie kamienie z ram obra-
zu. Kopia tego obrazu znaj-
DUE sic ma sztandarze domo-
wynn Romanow6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
Wzrostu bambu'

|SzybkoSt wzrostu bambu
Ro6liny rosna, jak wiado-
mo, z bardzo rozmaita szyb-
koscia. Niekt6re potrzebuja
roku, azeby wydluzyc sic 0
pare c~entymetr6w, inne W
przeclagu paru miesiecy do
chodza kilku metr6w wyso-
kosci. w krajach padzwrot-
%nikowych wzrost roSlin jest
wog6le bardzo szybki, ale re-
kord b~ujno6ci nalezy sic bez-
watpienia bambusowi, kt6ry
W przeciagu roku wzrasta o
1918 mtr., czasami nawet
80 mtr. Niekiedy W dwadzie-
scia dni zyskuje bambus / m.
50ctm. d}ugosci - bywaja
dni, W kt6rych przybywa mu
|po IS ctm. ma godzine.
Szybkosc ia wzrostu bambu-
|su jest tembardziej cenna ola
mieszka6c6w Indyi i Archi-
pelagu Malajskiego, gdyz
! niego buduia domy, wyra-
ibiaja mnpaalty, inyir63ne spree
~ domoWe, slu3y in tak2e "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02
Tragedya rodzinna.:

Wstrzasajacy wypadek zda'
rzy} sic W Klausenburgu. Je-
|denastoletnia Helena iona
|pad}a ofiara gwa}tu, a ojciec
LEI zaskarzy} rozpustnika
pred sadem. Brat dziew-
czynki, W}adys}aw, urzednik
pocztowy W Peszcie, wzial to
sprawe tax strasznie do serca
re postanowi} zabic siostre i
siebie, by uratowac honor
rodziny. Il tym zamiarem po-
|jecha} do Klausenburga i
chcac nieszcze6liwemu dziec-
ku oszczedzic wszelkich cier-
pie6, zaproponowa} ably z
MIN zagrafa W ,,6lepa babke".
POD tym pozorem zawlaza1 !e]
oczy, a gdy dziecko usilowafo
pc omacku schwytac brata,
ten wyja} revolver i strzeli1
do Heleny, kt6ra, ciezko ra-
Mona, upad}a ma ziemie.
W1adys}aw skierowa} nastep-
ME revolver ku sobie i stree
lii tax celnie, re pad} odrazu
bez duszy. W miescie wypa-
dek ten wywo}a} nies}ychane,
wrazenie, a skoro tylko roze-
sz}a sic wiesc o MIN, wkr6tce
potem rozdawano drukowa-
ne kartki, domagajace sic
.niezw}ocznego uwiezienia u
wodziciela biednego dziecka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-02

.~po1ywienie. o lie jednak bam-
bus JUL v pierwszym roku
|dochodzi powaznej wysoko-
Sci, to "a to dopiero " ma
stepnych latach zyskuje po-
zadana twardo6c i trwa}o6c,
ola kt6rych to w}a6ciwo6ci
tax bardzo jest cenionym.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11
RUSSIA IN BRIEF.

The Czar has decided to grant the
Russian people everything he can not
prevent them from tal1ing.-The Wash
ington Post
Throwing bombs at Russian dignitar-
les is a crime Shooting down unarmed
laborers is restoring Order.-The At
lanta Constitution.
AS a professional peace promoter the
Czar could never get a recommendation
from the people familiar with the
brand he turns out at home.-The Chi
cago News.
Russia can console itself with the re-
Election that whatever form of govern
ment comes out of the turnstile it can't
possibly be worse than the kind 1t has
been having.-The Chicago News.
There is no occasion for Germany to
deny that it is plotting with Russia to
partition Austria, Just now Russia
has all it can do to keep from parti-
tioning itself.-The New York World
We can see now why the Czar was
not anxious for peace. Evidently he
feared it would be worse than war
The Chicago News.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11
The New British
Cabinet


since Gladstone party and the most
luminous figure British politics. The
berry and Sir Charles Dixie AS latter though
Of the abe public life and though the outbu
OF moral indignation against him which British
decade has greatly subsided the time has yet
term
AS for Lord Roseber out of harmony
%h ms party Tor SO many years that the wonder would be that he
there in the cabinet for hm He prime minister the last Lib
he but Sir Campbell Banermn who by
King when new ministry was to be formed.
The interesting the new cabinet the presence in
Of John Burns the labor This first time in the history
OF British cabinets is believed that labor representative by
name has had place Tohn Burns has represented Batterse n M
House of Commons since 1892 He elected the representative
Of worngmen Liberal Though generally with
Liberals always reckoned himself accountable not to the
Liberal party but the workngmen England particularly
mis- constituency He represented wogmen the London County
Council being colleague in that body tm Rose
berry He is one OF the few either Great Britain America
who elected the immediate representative OF wongmen
interests has made good This he has done by of conduct
marked by ability and good He has been able satisfy his
constituents and at the time command respect
e lie has been hardWong member OF Parliament given to
ridiculous displays of conduct for the sake posing effect
ne should have been included the cabinet denotes either that the
pa Fy INTENDS 10 include IN Its program some OF the demands
he wongmen that needs the element
To Americans will be of especial interest that the Right Honor
able James Bryce is included the cabinet Secretary for Ireland
He is best known to Americans by his "The American Common
ana original and IN many ways completion OF DE Iocque
ves Democracy America Quite aside from the merits this
sued for libel by eMayo Oakley Hail. who mayor New
York during the period Of the Tweed regime of the
ary for Ireland indicates that the Liberal policy sym
pahy for and political reforms in Ireland without
partisanshp for the demands of the Irish Naionalss.
It is hard at this distance to tell whether the presence Herbert
Gladstone the cabinet tribute respect memory
ather of recognition of his influence and abilities Herbert
Gladstone has suffered the handicap that all great
not being able to be considered solely his merits
ovrsadowed by his fathers greatness during his fathers life by
his fathers fame since his DEATH that is impossible
10 form very satisfactory judgment Of his abilities However
there every to believe that he ability He
entered Parliament at 20 and has been member
century From 1892 1904 he Under Secretary Home
Office entering the cabinet Secretary of Home AT
fairs that he familiar with the duties which with the
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11

political tastes it might be assumed he
had inherited from his father.
Another Gladstonian in all the in
tensity of the political purposes and
beliefs of the "Old Man Eloquent" is
John Morley. His biography of Glad
stone is a monument at once to his
own ability and to the greatness of its
subject. Morley is a man of letters
who has proved himself an able par
Humanitarian and a successful admin
istrator.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11
Castle Z COOKE. LTD
Commission MerchRntst
Sugar Factors.
AGENTS FOR

The Eva Plantation Company,
The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd
The Kohala Sugar Company. !
The Wcimea Sugar Mill Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis, Nd.
The Standard OIL Company.
The George F. Blake Steam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life InsuF-
ance Company Of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company Of
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company Of
London.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11

1t is said that when Captain Olga P.
Berry was a cadet at West Point a
rumor was started that he had negro
blood in his veins. A cadet committee
investigated and reported that there
was no truth in the rumor. In view of
the actions for which he was dishon-
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11

Clergymen Of Episcopal church occu-
pied pulpits in churches of two other
communions last evening, but it would
be a bigger piece of news If one clergy
man of another communion should oc-
cupy the pulpit of an Episcopal church.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11

Those prize winners at the poultry
show who won boxes of cigars and
packages of tobacco, might get togeth-
er some night and have a poultry
Smoker"
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11
Portugal And
Emigration

Consul made public
the He does simply give publicity
situation which is known to all who keep themselves informed
such matters has neither hostile does
the way the efforts proposed bring Portuguese
here The attitude of the Portuguese Government greatly
ferent from that of The only difference that the Po
gues Government seeks to emigration its colonies
while does encouragement given
past to take public lands is the thing Each
leaves its citizens free emigrae where and when
There obstacle the the efforts which
to be made to get Portuguese here At the the
sui making the has probably relieved himself
OF inquiries that might otherwise him.
from the necessity perhaps of having sometimes seemingly
ungracious replies.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11

1t shows a keen appreciation Of cur
rent events on the part of that French
Engineer that he proposes to build his
railroad from Siberia to Alaska. No
one cares to go the other way these
days.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11

The Promotion Committee ought to
advertise the novice parades of the
Shriners as an attraction. Few things
Of late attracted more attention on the
streets than did the parade of Satur-
day.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11

If We are going to get stage fright
every time somebody says something
about the Islands we don't like, what
we need is the rest cure instead of the
Promotion Committee.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11

The old adage ITO trust is to bust"
will have to be revised in the light o.
James Loves experience. He is tied up
in a trust he cannot bust"
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11
THE HAWAIIAN REALTY
AND MATURITY co. Ltd.

Real Estate, Mortgages, Loans and
Investment Securities. Homes built on
the installment plan.
Home Office: McIutyre Building, T. H.
L. K. KBNTWELL, General Manager.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11

There is nothing new in Consul
Canavarro's published statement
regarding the attitude of the Por-
tuguese Government toward the
emigration of its subjects. Several
times within the past few years,
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11
Office, Campbell Block. Merchant st.
Honolulu, T. II.

orably discharged from the army the
Negro race may feel considerable sat
isfaction in this finding of the cadet
committee.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11

The personnel Of the new Brit
ish cabinet is OF great interest to
all who try to keep informed as to
events of Importance in the cur
rent history of the world. This is
the first Liberal cabinet for ten
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11

The Tacoma Ledger's misstate-
ments about health conditions in
Honolulu may be set down as a
result of the secrecy policy here.
The statements as published are in
general agreement with rumors
which were current here a COuDle
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11
W. G. Irwin & Go.
AGENTS FOR THE

Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng.
Alliance Assurance Co., of London, Eng.
Scottish Union & National ms. Co., of
Edinburg, Scotland.
Fire Association Of Philadelphia.
Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd.
Wilhelma Of Magdeburg General Ins.
Company.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11
The Tacoma
Publication

OF months ago AT that time quite common hear reports
serious outbreaks OF bubonc plague and dens from Board Of
ea winch was admittedly attempting conceament and deception
were OF little effect For couple OF years have been receiving
our reward tor the secrecy policy the shape of all
the mainland private letters them believed quietly
circulated that made them exceedingly harmful
Tacoma Ledger probably much der than many other
ones Perhaps denia will do good likely
that deep impression made by the Ledgers very
sensational statements Dena might stir up the subject
tent that would do harm than the publication The
Ledger report says that believed that great deal
Of plague in the islands
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11
Iron Works,
STEAM ENGIrJEs, SUGAR MILLS.
BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS
AND LEAD CASTINGS.

Machinery Of Every Description Made
10 order. Particular attention paid to
Ships lack hing. Job Work Exc
cuted on Short Notice.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11
4. F. WICHMAN
Sc CO., LTD

Few shares of following stocks for
sale: Pioneer Mill Co., Oahu Sugar
Sugar Co., Waialua Agricultural Co.,
Etc.
The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-11
DO YOU KNOW THAT
Gold Bead
Necklaces
ARE ALL THE RAGE?

Let us show you some Of the new
ones we have just received.
They are in 14kt. solid gold; Of all
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-13

entrances, is raised platform forming the
chancel. which extends across the entire
width of the church and projects thirteen
feet. The center of the platform is APP
preached by a flight of steps. to the right
of which is the pulpit and to the left the
lecturn. The altar is in the rear. This Sec
ton is lighted by a large circular win
dow, glazed with cathedral glass. This
window is the gift of the Lutheran churches
of Baltimore. the design being by r. Gels
Ter of New York. The figure is that of the
the main features of the church. its
toned. colored glass will lend soft. and
pleasing light to tn . arcfe and aul ed
section. To the right of this central sec
ton is the choir and organ loft, while to
the left is the ba ptiSmal font
Sunday School Room.
The Sunday school room occupies space
rs by 10 feet. In the rear of this portion
is located an infant class room, 26 by Ii
feet, separated by mechanical screens. Am
pie provision is made for kitchen andtoilet
rooms The outside entrance to the Sun
day-school room is on the Sth street SIDE
through vestibule.
The building is RomaneSaue in style of
architecture and presents very attractive
and picturesque appearance. The exterior
is finished in rough-cast work and pebble
de shed. The quoins and facngs for all
openings and projections in the towers are
Of gray, notified brick.
The architect is Mr.. A. o. Won Herbuls
of this city and the contractor IS Mr. w. t.
Mooney. to both of whom the church feels
very grateful for good work accomplished.
Officers of the Church.
The following IS a list of the church
officers. etc:
EIders-Cornelius Eckhardt. A. M, pres
dent A. w. Noack, treasurer; d. n. Knapp
and r w. Leonhardt.
Deacons-D. y. Edwards, secretary; G. P.
Epply. Carr Leimbach and IL. Il. Fellnger.
1rustees-Nichoias Eckhardt. ST, j. II.
Kuehling and Fred H. Frdiey.
Sunday school. Mr.. d. n. Knapp, supern-
tendent; Ladies Aid Society, Mrs E. Nc
CIeiand, president: Luther League, H. r.
Felllnger; Young Peoples Missionary
Society, Miss Pauline Bruehl. president
Kings Workers-Mrs. NJ. +. Kayhoe, Miss
Helen Violet Murray, Mrs. Fred G. Telling
er. Miss Irene a. Gumuel and Mrs. ID. N.
Knapp. Altar committee-Miss Helen Violet
Murray. Mss Florence NJ. Noack and Miss
Irene A. Gummel.
Church choir-D. n. Knapp leader; Charles
f. Huber. organ st; Helen Violet Murray.
Pauline Brueh!. Lucy Hosappe, Mrs. Hull.
Irene Gummel Mrs. d. n. Knapp, Mamie
Strobel. Mrs. Ida Frederichs. F. w. Leon
hardt. Stephen Westdahl. Oscar Noack and
Harvey Balmer.