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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

Cineinnatti, Spccial.-An applies
ton for the appointment of receiver
for the Cincinnatti, Hamilton & Day
ton Railway and the Pere Marquette
Railroad was filed In the United
States Circuit Court here by Law
renee Maxwell, Jr., circuit Judge
T.orton Immediately began hearing the
application and appointed Attorney
General Judson Harmon as rcceiyel
for both roads. Insolvency IS admit
ted.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

Lynchburg, Va, Speeial.-Exeept
for a single wire 10 DanYille and an
other to Washington, Lynchburg was
cut off by Geographic eomnittnication
Saturday moruing with the North and
Soush.on account Of a slcet storn. The
200 hnemen at work here on the sys-
TEN are restoring the circuits. May
OF them went. TO. Greensboro; NJ g,
where I he twoISt,of tse stern appears
|. X. have been experienced,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
r.ocomotiHe Works poubled.

Richmond. neutrality-suspicious.
are being made 10 enlarge the Rich
mond plant of the American Locomo-
tive works 20 almost double It's pres
ent capacity. The plant Is now work
ing day and night with a force of
about 2.40O men. 1t has large orders
for locomotives and viii erect new
buildings at once.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
RECANvASS OF BALLOTS
New York State Courts Of Appeals
sustasns Contentious of ExJudge
Parker for Mayor Nc Clellan That
Election Law Does Not Empower
Courts TO Grant Mandamus for Re.
canvass of Ballots.

Courts TO Grant Mandamus for Re
canvass of Ballots.
Albany. y. Y. Special.-The Court
Of Appeals. in decision handed down
Wednesday in the New York city bal
lot box case. sustaius the contention
of counsel for Mayor George Is.
MeClelland and denies that of attor-
news for William Randolph Hearst
and his colleagues on the Municipal
Ownership League ticket. The court
holds. as was argued by former
/ Chief judge Parker and hls ASSOC
ciates. that the courts have no power
under the election law to order by
mandamus the opening Of the ballot
boxes and recount ond re-cSnvass
of ballotsl The ease relates direct.
llv to SIC vote for mayor. comoi roller
and president of the board OF alder
man east In the second election OF Ne~
YotL county n the election Of No
vclnher :. last. hat y of the utmost
rroprtancc IN Mr.. Hearst contest
for the mavoralty of New York city
and l. f1ndau enta' IN IT. effect upon
H.. electoral system Of thi> state mn
der The present = c'ion law. HE &c
.i>i..a Sa< :.ri-'si by '::'"'Sd
ultrt. rNc SO twr.
Thomas +. Ryan told the insnrance
, investigating committee what r. H.
Hartman said 70 bun when he learn
Cd IT the purchase OF the HYDE stocs
IN tho EQUITABLE and demanded 10 b'
, let IN az, the deal. and United State
I, Senator DRYDEN detailed the opera
u iions OF the Prudential Liie Insurance
p. Companv Of which hc l. president.
= The gist ot the majority 81 opIni"u
:, - that the courts are without i"We
F" 81 authority to order = recount az IN
tba.lots cast III the election distr'ct.
and that therefore the candidates Gle
:, fca:ed on the face OF the returns ~
q" "icft To- such action at law. "r "thc
y, wise. - may bc Appropriate where
&C. ouestion II. a. 10 the bail"te c"~ii''
=. without question
- The dissenting Judges hold that u
:, purpose Of the Legislature ~ III" "lc
+, ZION law III commanding the pres
~ Walton for siN months ct the ballo
and other documents relating 10
election was maniteslv Tor the p'
~ pose of having them available Tor
-. recount. IL this Is not to he perm
ted under the present Law. they =
l., "a new election law cannot he
n, soon drafted and enacted.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
walsh Bank at Bedford, Ind, Does
Rrsiness as Usual.

Bedford. Ind, Specialize officials
of she Bedford National Bank, Of
which john r. Walsh. Of Chicago, j.
president. received notification 81 the
Chicago financial troubles. A meeting
of the directors aud stockholders Of
the bank was ~ once called. The
bank ; business - being conducted rs
usual The deposits according to She
officials Of the bank, are 100000.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

~senss>S wornsno OF WI jealous
heads with ideas @ "S ana
undertaken they nTst consult '
and them
Them 10 90 OF s
undo
N as n
owns cto
TO find
action assume lister - u. .~,,,oDs
A II
nd thst WI
hen
what extremes
Il mays il
n TO proh' os It, anu
aet s,-pasv see
no doubt a pers
youro
elieven no vlo
Niur Ina haQVe
problems Tor a" you mus" wv
.
;fs' ia'" s'es AL V
tons 10
Youc duunpy responsibilities fate
sand
q
Wfa
Il
No can q Ell forett
aNxu lu uohn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
e @ 81
The Life of a Minister.
l1re1lcIl IsoHe ia
-ors1eE9 OF y r1erBGa
q Clergy man


HAvE nov Methodist preacher almost 'Teny
- salary married averaged RseV
1xrf have or t~lee |
40 anyo today from hnane
Iar-n0
rhe recue
or ns
AIDE "a
die and
roads
We Hrd
biscuit with .e haI
II
also myself Kettle
have
uhfch
fruit nave
On VI
hale
suheh
ready Of
nzkeS
me time for attending eoo
ma putb
work
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
THREE BANKS FAIL
Bad Furry in Chicago f'nan-
ciaI Circles
RESULT OF WILD SPECULATIONS

Chicago National anu nome Savings
Banks and Equitable Trust Com
pany. all Controlled by John K
Walsh. Suspend Operations After
Period of Misleading Examiners
by Moving Securities From One 20
the Other, and Only Prompt As
surances by Clearing House % De
positors Averts Panic.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
MARTIAL LAW WHERE NEEDED.

Imperial Ukase GRAMS Sbe~A~- 1880
IN Case Of Interferenee With Rail-
way and Telegraph Lines-GOvern-
rnent Declares Intention 20 Better
Employees Condition
-. Petersburg. Specialize imper-
ial uka~e ISSUED on sunday empowers
All Governors General and mumcipa'
authorities. In The event - railway.
t.,,tal or telegraph communication be
,n- interfered with q" proclaim n"a-
flied martial law. Under ihc uka~"-
military commanders viii automatic
sllx berune Governors General Mar
tial law NAV "a ended only ~ order
20 the Minister 90 ,he Interior AZ ~.
P4tcr-bury. The provisions already
made Ia enforce compliance with the
communication remain boz FORCE.
The government has issued a com
mnnication stating that 10 considers
the demands and complaints OF tho
railway employees o. d large Nten
iu~tiscd aud that tine Minister OF
WAYS and Communications Is there
fore drafting measures Tor the ameliu
ration of these contentious of the ser
vice. In view of the extra eXpendi
lures that necessarily viii be en'ene
thereby. the communication SAYS a
these reforms cannot be earned "u
simultaneously. but the Minister 81
Ways and Communications Is dev"
inc his attention go the most pressln
among them. and the council ol MI
listers has sanctioned the inclusion
3. JO0. 900 in the 1906 budget 10 me'
the extra expenditure under the
| measnres
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23
@ @ 81
The Divorce Evil.
F8V- F5i~tOp William . DOone-

maTriaEeuarfiase N Is ia S
II ~ thought uCa me
into TAiSa onue
Of the land anu S''
boiAs
Ishcu
ozlyn
srfs rhzrxs< EE1
We are ccafser
shf-g ~
Uornarhoo me onpaN"e
lie
s'ano
Ony.o or
gin IS not IN me
huf lp
ana manhood and 'he ~0u0DI'
~ ezarly ard
Of
mere
the
careless and he
hn5csl tbs
misery Of - much married %
studies the
confusion display
which belong 10 the entrance ms
labelled and
outsiders and n VIE pee
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-23

prophecies paluireaders and soohSSes hSs 0e
the undoing Of a yonSg married
She visited mystic constantly and they nr @o
vsse hers TO her husband
result ouarrels between husband ane
attempting
eir she jealous ,,-.. 49,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-04
27.

Gs mar Der Gag, ba Der Suun unb
bic Gils aus bem Siengrunb einsen.
@r mar idOn pOrseriidt. sic batten
friibSeitis sebsn ppIen, aber INNER
bate Dis@ias nod etlpas perseTIen, unO
nod immer bislt lie stpas auriid. Bel
Der Glari Marie paren iie nod geipss
fen, 8ebiit' bid Gott gu fusen. @s
mar tein LANCER abiaieo. 3pif4eu
bsm Saun unb ibr mar sine S9eioez
panb pbne Sbor. Gin trodsnes .4be"
mar alles, mas iie fir sinanber batten.
2lu9 als bic beibsn S9lpeiiern bic oiir>
rem, tno6isen Sdnbs 5uIammenlegten.
mar ipenis 3Grtlihteit babel; berslsis
den that ii4 ba Oben nidt; aber es
tlons bod fOnoerbar perbalten, bumpf
uno unii9er, als ite einanber .2sb ess
Iunb" Iagten. Der GilIe sudte Der
Munb in perbifenemSle unb bas
ipGrlids DaiIer bliBte in ihren glugen
auf. glun fab bic Glari Maris am
Seniter unb iub ben beiben na4, ipie
iie borfaus f9rittsn.
Der Deg mar feu9t BON glebeln, bic
am Morsen am Simmel gebansen bats
ten. Elm sraues 2iht lag iiber ber9anbs
l9aft, Der SimmeI mar fablbldu, obne
Wplten unb obns Sonne, sttpas Miis
bes lag in Der SelIe oes 9ases. Oriis
ben mar Der Sanii, Der SaelDbner,
nit ben 5ipsi aiitsn auf bsmHiiden, bic
einsn Sbeil Der Subfelistsiten Der ab.
Siebenben entbielten, auf Der Strabe
gum See bindb peri6punhen. SEPT
tau6ten Der Saun uno bic gilIe ielber
auf. stpst f9purSsstleic.te, bobe. bas
gere @eltaltsn, isner, ben ittiFen 5il3but
ouf benz ihpar5en Saur, o6ne llmz
I6auen esma9, aber itstis fiirbaB
i6reitenb, bieIe Elm paar S9ritte bins
ter ibm, bdlo bierieits, bulb oortfeits
Der Strabs sebenb. Die gias bate eis
men I6Ieppenben Gang, 10 als l0ite Der
S1ub iih i9iper BON Der S9olIe, auf
bic er trdt. gs brduhte teiner gu b0z
rem, bab Der NEG ibr nidt leidt purs
be, in ibrem Sdreiten allein laa es,
boB +. S9ritt nm Sdritt 5Gb unb
miibIum iid bonn SeimatbgrunO loss
riB. SEPT ipenbete iie iid nod einmal
unb Ia6 einmal Sur 2infen an bi,
Sdugs, einmal CUR Rsdten unb bann
nit einem sroBen Bid iibsr Oas gang.
ipeite Sbal, Bis an ben @iIoifirn i'm
0eIten, Der brett uno in triibem 2i9t
bernieoerI1ien. Damn ienfts Sis ben
Bid, Big er am 6sniter hdngen bIieb,
on benz bic Gluris Dldrte fab, un6
oa tpor es, oIs pclle lie bic laneen grs
me gum @riibsn beben. aber es idisn
uur 70. Mit Der umitdnblifen. miibs
Iamsn Grt ibrss 9unses brsbts iis ii4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-04

be Der SanIi NIT benz @isler s.neiHs
fam aus Semeinbenubbol5 geaimmert
batte. sic mar niht srob unb itano
in Der NGbe bes 5u4sbauss, po Der
@islsr friiber llnteridlupf gebabt batz
te. Die tpeibtunnsnen WGnbe uno ods
S9tnbelbah i6immerten imUlonoli4t
unb in ben tieinen S6siben lag Der
Slang, bub iie ipie Spiegel ibn suriid'
parfen.
Sn Der S9laftammsr i'm llnterbau
neben Der tlsinen, fat serdtbeIeeren
@obnitubs lag bic Gluuoi. Ser tIeine
rotbe S9ein elmer 2ampe unb pas
grOBe Monblsuhten ftritteH ii4 in Der
aammer um bic Serrfdaft. Ser
@isler tam aus ibrer Sbiir, als Der
Sanii unb bic gldri>Marie eintraten.
r@s 1T redt, bab Ou tOmmi, @ldris
Wtarie." iaste er, uls lie f9ipeiseno on
ibm boriiber in bic 8dmmer trat. Ser
Sanii gins nit ibr binein.
.9uten 4benb," sriiBte bic Gldris
Marie, ibr rubiser Bid ftreifte bas
blsihe @eii9t Der glaubi. Die thai
ibre srObsn fdOnsn ausen peit auf,
bate einen S9immer BON SbrGnen
barin unb fab ben 9anii an.
,Oant, baB Sbr tommt," iagte iis
sur glari Maris, uno bann miibiam
lG9eInb unb bic Dorte nit @nitrens
suns formsnb: rSeBt = ieBt foa er
binaus, Der Sanii! 4aein mill ih fein
nit @u9, glarisMarie!"
Sieie, bic in einem mitssbra9ten
36rb9en it0berts, fab fait eritaunt auf.
ibre 3iise sepannsn einen Sdein bon
giilbe. ~Sa, seb," iaste iie gu Dem
Sanii.
Der padte eins Der SGnbs Der
glaubi, briidte iie. nSu, helf 9ottl'
itammelte sr errest. Damn sins er.
Die glari Marie forste nm biz
funge 5rau; bic tpuBte niat, ipie es
fam, bab &raft unb Muth ihr lpu4ien
felt bic Sruttmannin nm iie mar.
r@s fpirb balb ba iein." faste iebi
Die 9ldrisWfdrie.
0a leste bic Glaubi bic 5dnbe 5u'
fammen, iab ernitbaft bor ii9 bin uni
iuste Ieils: $50 min ib nod einmal be-
ten bprber."
Die Glarijs Marie fubr iGb auf
r9etsn9" fraste iie. Da bepegte BIZ
Glaubi idon bic 2ippen unb bate Der
Bid an Der Sisle bGngen: ,2iebei
Serrsott, bilfl DeiBt. sr bat aud
5reube, Der Sanit = unb - ipenn i'd
am 2eben bleibe!"
Die glari Marie itarrte bus iungt
Ding an. Der ba, ibr 0uter, mar eir
Seibe! Die mar ME in bic Stride &C.
gansen, unb ieBt = jeBt betste iis bod
limb tpis! Serrgott! &einmal mar ibl
Ielber, Der frOmmen Glari Marie
nod elm 8eten 70 bineingegangen II
ale 5er5tiefen, ipis ieBt. limb y
Oils bic glari Marie am Morger
bon Der Siitte bes Sunit gum Sien'
srunb binunteritieg, sins iie in tiefeT
Sinnen. 9ebetet bat iie. bic Gluubi
llnb SeibenDolt, baft bu semsint, fint
bic ba oben! 9isl lernen muBt bu, Gld'
risWaris, unb = unb biit bod gu al
gum 2ernen. piel gu alt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-04

teten; fir ben Idutttsn Es isBt, ben iis
feinmal i'm 2eben battsn berrufen t0ns
nen. gs ipar Elm san5 LANCER unb elm
gang fsierli6sr 3us. unb bic Glaris
Warie, bic um bic 9lrt ipubte, ipie Der
.2Gb", ben iie ba pertrusen, seitOrben
mar. ri9tete ii4 uuf unD iub benz
@rdbtaug nu6. gllletpeil nod lernen
mubt, GIariesMaris, aIstpeil nod ler'
men! Sin llnfrommer 1T er setpeien, ber
&eble @isler, unb OBJ einer Sbat 1T
er geitprben, iuie tein Srpmmer lie srOz
Der tbun tunnl SIMMER nod lernen
iollteit, Glari Marie! Sbr 9eii4t
mar berb unb fubl.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-02-15
Unsold Cotton in Stock.

1t has so often been reported in
the interior of the state that Gal
weston is merely an outlet for the
cotton OF the State and that very
little unsold cotton, fanny, is ever
held at the port, that the following
facts will undoubtedly be surpris-
ing news to many:
Inquiry at the different COM
presses and warehouses of the city
shows that there are in the Gal
weston today 6O,436 bales of unsold
cotton, all securely worehoused and
protected. Ofthis amount the Gal
weston Cotton Compress and Ware
house company holds 40, 436 bales,
the Merchants and Planters 10000
bales and the Shippers Compress
1000 bales.
This cotton, if it was arranged in
one row as for weighing, would
reach a distance of SO miles. As
suming that il will average mid
ding grade and each bale will
weigh 500 pounds, the total value
Of the unsold Gotten in warehouse
at Galveston at yesterday's Gal
weston quotations is ~, 535, 625.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-02-15
AdvertIsln Facts.

10 estimating the falue ola news
paper as an ADVERTISING medium
one of the most I'M ortant factors
is its popularity.
The amount Of ld8hl advertising
in newspaper is al infallible in
dex to it's popularity and an indi-
cation of tho value placed upon it
by home intitutiona'
The SINNER GAZETTE is patron
ICED BY nearly every business house
in Sinner aud has received then
patronage for many years.
1t pays others to advertise in the
GAZETTE, and by viii it not pay
your Try It at first in broker
doses, if in doubts, for your bust
ness health. The GAZETTE,
Sinner, Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-02-15
MEANs

|. (a) Who may be, members.
Teachers, students and other friends
Of public education.
~ Regular meetings and fire.
quent associations which bring in
close touch, not only teachers, but
also those who are more or less
identified with our public schools.
(c) To co operate with county
superintendent in laying before
the public the true status of the
public schools, and to enlist the CO
operations of the press.
II. (a) TO foster a a fraternal
and professional spiritamong teach
ers-a spirit that by united force
only will raise our financial, social
and political standing
~ BY a wise distribution of
benevolence to worthy and deserv-
ing teachers OF inns organization
by rendering comfort and financial
nelp on the Home Circle plan.
(c) The enlightenment OF the
public in general on the object of
this organization.
III. TO extend our strongest
protection to worthy and efficient
teachers ofthis organization in all
their efforts to raise the standard OF
school work, and discourage all UNI
professional practice among teach-
era, such as undertaking, speaking
disparagingly of one another, etc.
ETC., and to induce school trustee
to recognize merit among teacherF
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-02-15
Real Estate Transfers.

Z d. w. Hughes to Carl Pfeil, ST.
quit claim deed to narrow strip in
i. Bellinger survoy,Sl'
cari Pfeil and wife to Fred
6rum, 6 acres ], Bates and 80
, acres e Bellinger surveys, $4,000
\ FL. Neimeyer and wife to J D.
Niemeyer, 8 acres near Sinner
1870
Green & Welhausen to Eilert ?.
Kuck, 50 acres Lavaca county
.hool land in Lavaca and Gonzales
counties, $1,000
Green 4 Welhauaen to VIM.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-02-15
Notice.

Twill kindly ask all road over
aeers of precincts 3 and and 7 to
put their respective roads in good
condition and to make their re-
ports to the February term Of the
commissioners court. III that fail
to do so will be dealt with accord
ing to law. Respectfully.
Gro. w. WEHMANN,
Commissions Prects. 3 and Z,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-02-15
Your Business
Letters

represent you-they should be
written on good paper well
printed.
We furnish you 1000 linen
letter heads, nicely printed
and padded, for $500.
VIII sou look ut samples2
SINNER GAZETTE.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-02-15

Farmers living on rural free de.
livery routes who would like to
have envelopes with thlir name
and address and number OF the
route printed thereon can get same
at the GAZETTE Office for so cents a
hundred, or 81 for $50,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-02-15

The following blanks are kept in
stock andare for sale at the Ga
zstte Office;
Affidavit to an account.
Affidavit to any fact.
Bill of Sale.
Bill of Sale-Cattle.
Bond for Title.
Chattel Mortgage.
Crop Mortgage,
Deed of Trust.
Deed, Warranty (all cash.)
Deed, Warranty, Vendors Lien.
Deed, Quit Claim.
Power of Attorney.
Promissory Note, 10 per cent, at
torney's clause.
Promissory Note, Vendors Lien.
Release Of Deed of Trust.
Release of Vendors Lien.
4, Transfer of Vendors Lien.
Rent Contract.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-02-15
South Texas Teachers
Fraternal Association
objects. 49,.

/. 10 raise the standard of ed
ucational forces.
II. Betterment of the conditions
of tlio Texas Public School Teach
ers.
IlIs Improvement q gre oonH
a|, sas n'ill'
etho1I iN central.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-02-15

Corned beet the very best, at L.
B. Richter's
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-02-15

Brod e5 acres S. Harelson survey,
$4,000.
Mrs. N. e. Bailey ct al to Mrs
Elise Moeekel, w ] of block SIS,
Sinner, $3.50.
Jos. Sulak to @. B. and Philip
Welhausen, 300 square feet (less
two lots) in Sinner, $l75.
Carl Pfeil and wife e. Carl Rsuel,
narrew strip Of lind on r. Bellin.
ger survey, $40,
The evening world., 1905-09-15
PROTEST
AGAINST SIN
OF SWEARING
Monster Parade Next Sunday
of Members Of the Holy
Name Society.

As rigautic protest against bias
phemous swearing, 1900 men, who have
taken an oath not only to refrain from
takiag the name of the Lord in vain. but
to prevent others from doing 50, will
march the streets Of Jersey City on
Sunday.
Young men and old men will march
beneath the banner OF the Holy Name
Society, eaCl one wearing a small but
ton on the lapel of his coat which de-
notes that he has consecrated his tongue
and that profane language and he are
to be forever strangers.
The demonstration was planned by
Mgr. John a. Sheppard. Vicar General
OF the Roman Catholic Diocese OF New
ark, who started a crusade against
swearing In his diocese less than year
ago and has in ten months organized
Holy Name Society in nearly every
Catholic church from Jersey Citv to
Morristown and from Bergen County to
Elizabeth. and has enlisted in the cause
more than 20 COO men as active members
of the society.
Hopes Movement viii Spread.
Mgr. Sheppard desires not only that
every Roman Catholic take the pledge to
cease swearing, but hopes to see the
movement spread to other denomina-
tions.
Mgr. Sheppard is the President of IT,
The evening world., 1905-09-15

United Holy Name societies of the New
ark Diocese. There are more than $50
societies and e1ch one will be repre-
scented by from 100 to 1000 men in Sun
days parade. S.. Mchael's Church.
Jersey City, Of which Mgr. Sheppard is
rector. will turn out over l.COO men.
To Prevent Cursinu.
The object Of the gathering, as set
forth in uhe call Issued by Rev. George
T. Bennett. secretary Of the Union OF;
Holy Name Societies, who also has en-
tire manag ement OF the details of the
demonstration. is ITO spread the society
TO prevent cursing and swearing, to hon
or and adore the Holy Name OF God
and of Jesus Christ our Saviour and
above all to obtain for themselves
graces from Him"
Jersey City will be given over to tho
paraders. The out-of-town members
will gather in the local churches and
shortly after . o'clock from twenty
churches will start as many parades.
They will come from Greenville, La
fayette, Hudson City. Jersey City proper
and the Van Worst section.
The various divisions will all assemble
at Van Worst Park. Jersey avenue and
Montgomery street, at 3 o'clock. where
they Will he formed for the big parade
by Grand Marshal William II. Foley
Marshal Foley is sergeant Of Jersey
city police and was one Of the charter
members of st. Aliohael's Holy Name
Society.
Some idea of the extent of the demon
stra tion planned may be had when II
is stated that the men who will n, rch
will equal in number fifteen regiments
upon war footing. or three times az
many men as are enlisted in the entire
National Guard OF New Jersey.
The evening world., 1905-09-15

ncnce in public and professional life
were his pupils in the schools of this
city.
lie was once principal of the old
iorkNilc s"HOo,, in Seventy ninth street
near Third aycnu", a0d one of his pupl-s
tn,r was chester a. Arthur, who be-
.amc Prcs,doht Of the United Statys
As an authority on criminal laH and
practice, N,r Wu.ih was widely rocog-
n2cd was rart of hls duty to pr
pare cases FOR the Court of Appeals.
Among the noted cases that passed
through his hands were the Jake Sharp
bpodlnE case and the Carlyle Harris,
Dr Buchanan. Mollneux and Patrick
murder appeals
The evening world., 1905-09-15
ALLEGED PLOTTER COMING.

VICTORIA. B. c.. Sept. 14-Among
the refugees from Saghalien. in Japan,
is Prof. Alexieff Torigony. formerly of
the University of Moscow. who was i'm
prisoned for alleged completely in the
assassination of Alexander L. in 1881.
He Will go to America from Japan, to
become a United States citizen He
maintains that he is innocent of any
part In the killing of the Emperor. DR..
Torlsony. was serving a life sentence
at Saghalien.
The evening world., 1905-09-15
Iope,. Envoy starts for Jnpnn.

PORTLAND, Me, Sepl. Bishop
William IL. O'Conncll, of the Roman
catholic Diocese of Maine. left to-day
FOR TOXIC. via san Franc SEQ, as a spe-
nnl envoy of the Pope to the Emperor