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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-07-14
CROW WING CO11NTy

County President-aIrs. Nellie Donahue,
Division Nc l, Brainerd-Pres.. Mrs.
Bridget Quinn, 722 Broadway s.; Vice
Rec. Sec. Mrs. Emma Canaan, $40 Main st.
N; Fin. and Ins. Sec, Mrs. Jane Gibson,
412 9th ST.; Treas. Mrs. Sadie Dunn,
Chairman Com on Sick Mrs Kate Nolan.
Meetings held on first and third Wednes-
days Of each month in Columbia hall.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-28

1lrna wcuigitcn@ gum GbciI 1cilbor
lit. G@Iicat oltf Der @on0, OoB ollie
oicic 6eItitcilungcn BON a%ltBcrnr0ent.
Iidem pruttiihcn @crttc iin0, inios
fern ais ijc ms eiuen 6ingcr3ciG sc
ben. pic mir inns decentralization &c
Qenitbcr }rt pcr6uIten bobrn. IS Ges
niigt in ioldcn E0llcn t]cineSmcgS,
Den pulaIuicm uidJt ntbmen0en oEoN-
ten" bunoerinAcnO 81 betIugcu o0er
I'M beiten Sole an linn fijr menigc
Wtirutcn @ie0crbelebumqS e 0eriudc
on5ritelcn; Oic onitrcnacnoe Nrbcit
Der fiinitIihcn }ltbmmg mlB pielz
mcbr uuA btt %onidcincn0 uugiinitiger
SddluGc obnc llnterbrcd)rn0 10 lang
fortQeiebt mcrocn, 6i9 cntmcoer ser
gepiinidtc @rioIQ cingctreten 1T ODER
Scr SoO nud) 0em llrtbciI eitc5 er.
iobrenen 2lr5te3 un5Iueifclbaft feit.
iteht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-28
!Sciratbs : 2iccnScu.

Gopio 6. 0cnnebcrru, IS. uA
9loa &. 2oncp, %; Npplifout GopiD
Is. &cnuc6erru 0tormt Minon9,
Baltimore Gouttp.
Charles e. 9obfib 81. rul0 Wtorn
@ Suthiion 20; Applifant s. Is.
Sobniton, Nr. 92t, @ronbnitraBc.
Nntonio Yolmiiono, -, uro 6or-
meIo YnImiionoo. Is; 9(pplitdnt Nm
tonic Folmiiono, gtr. 1905, SolinS.
Strube.
Ncrmonn Ntcbrforll, 81. mo 2i55ie
&empel, 81; Npplifont Better $.
S6tlrr, Nr. 442, Fintnep @locc
Nuorcm 8ontborrl. -. mo Mar
Qaret, {. GoAon q; Applifont Qarrp
SltBmoliI, Nr. 100, 9roop Ibtltue.
Sobn 6arr, Is, mo emma 5in-
clair, 81; Ipplifnnt Som tSurr.
Charles ". &rmpbrep, 81, ms
Gpo Mf. Osborne, 20; 9(pplifatt &
". Slntpbrep &dibhaton 9. Is.
QoriS 6. @ooOridL %, un0 9eiIic
VI. Serbert. 20; NppIifnnt 2oui5 6.
8oooridl 8aibington, :, Is.
Soiep6 N. 8roocr, y uno Ma
mic 9robn 10; @lpplifnnt y, NJ,
Miie, 9tr. iii, Niblono- apeme.
@iaiom g. N6bott. 81. un0 Warp
&. Bettrs, %; gpplitout 8rau @m.
ma Griffith 9tr. 1923, 9amont-A pe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-28
@crmiidtc StnNtnadlridltCn.

@crmiidltc StnStuud)ridDtcH.
Ni6t mcuiQcr ais sos @cion,
gene ~beionben iid) gcitern WIorgen i'm
Stuotgci6rgniB.
Hl1r OrCi NeerOigltngen fon0cn
Der Nebuuptung Der SAT- Irioers
Niiociotton" 3uiolge am Sonntu8
itatt.
- Die Baltimore Shio 9obn"
miro nit Der Belt oierqcleiiig. 3lt-
nGdIt iou Die Strcdc pom &ittSburg
nod Gonncaauiuc 5lpci meitere Sc
leiie fir Ben aoblcnz un0 Gofe.Irons-
port bctommcn.
49, @crbciieruuacn am Nlten6cim
Der beihoflifsmctboOiitiifen aird)c
an 6>rIton.2lpemuc uno 6rontltns
StroBc Die $1,000 toiteu, Qebcn ibrer
&olCuoung cntgegcn. QoS 0eim bat
50 &nioiien I'M glitter bon 60 bis 30
Sabrcn.
Nus Felpille, ST., tonlnlt Die
9fudrjdlt bob BORT 9}iemono 0cn bier
in Baltimore to0t utfQcfm0cncn so
Sabre ultcn Qelttidcu u. Sdlntot
fennt, uto Ser totboliihc Rricitcr 8ae
ter W}cper, ociien J}ouc in tincm 9tos
ti3br6e 0c1 (ootcn iton0, jctt III
Gelttihlan0 mcilc.
Sine Reriummlung inn 6reien
miro eincS Cages n6d)iter @ohe pom
nSiio,8oItimorc @eihGit9leutc Ser.
Gin" on Scr Ode pom &iabt= mo CROP
StrnBe INN ole Wittoqa5cit gcboltcn
mcr0en. Ser 3rpcd Der NcriunmIlug
iou iein, an Nrt mo STEELE 6en
idIehten 3uitono Der S%troBenpfIo.
tiers 5piihcn Den @clciien Der Stro.
Bcnbu6n5 II bciprcd)en,
Die 2ei0cnidoft iiir ooa &ortclls
ipieI iror oie llriodje' 'iir ocn Sal oe5
Srn. Sorriion Z. NbiIlip$ SerrctGr
Der Gbicribub . @cicuifoit, nclder
nor cinigcu EnGcr ottihmonb urt0
angcbGih nubc3u $500 untcrihIoQen
bnbcn ioIf. Ginen [bcil Oe9 @eloeS
bate ". 9. OIiper bcrgcgcbcn fir oen
Srinfbrltnncu Dor Ocm @crihtSgez
bGltoc. Scin @cbolt mar 500 mo-
nutliG.
Die Sficrte Der 1Srul Bertha
Hapncr 6ront, g9ittmc oca pcritorbe-
rcn Or, Somlcl &eon 6ronf, $75,-
600 fir Den Ban zines ncuen @Cbdlt-
Oca fir oo5 oSSraeIitiihc 0oipltal"
%ber5ugcben, lit bon Dem GireTtorilml
Der Nnitolt Un9enommen moroen.
GoS ncue @oulpert miro olS oaS
oTr. Somlel Econ 6rouf Mcmoriof
&oipitol" befonmt iein. Or. 6ront
mar emit N%rGiiOent 0e3 &oipitnl.
Ncrcin8.
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
meId)c In oicicm Sommer bon ser
cpan9cliidcn Union I'M Trcicn abges
boltcn mur0eL funlen nnl Sonntag
nit elmer NcrinmmlltnN i'm a9riti0s
Niu-Eort" 5um NblhluB, 0ieie
&criommIltnQeL Ole IN ben ocritytc.
0cniten YI0ten IN Der StoOt gebol.
ten wur6cnL ~bcqdnncn am II, Suni.
Us fonoen im @un5cn 43S &crianms
llln9en ltott, sic bon 800 WGuncrn
uub 6rnucn 0ciiibrt murocu. Is
muroen 5000 WibeIn un6 $4,000
&pmuen.@iihCr pertbcilt.
- AQe 9comtc Ser oltnitc0 Srlrctp
60" boben rciigrirt, nbcr ca miro MIR
Die NciiQnotion oe0 E%rGiiocntcu Gin
0rpon unqcnommer mer0cu. Ser
@rpon mar 0cr Nr9oniiator ser Som.
poqnic, otc crit unocrtbulb Sabre Re.
itebt. IS lit oieicIbc GompoQnic,
mcId)c IN scr norigen @odc sic 3o6z
lung BON $4,000 idbrlidcr 3inicn
uuf Nnlcibcn ollf 2unb bel 6oir.
mount, @..%o, oltf 10 Sabre goron.
tirtc, Gie iibrigeu Ncnmtcn limo:
critcr @icc=ErGiioent $. q. Eenni!
mmL Npcitcr &icc-HrGiibcnt e. 8.
Glorf, Sbotmciitcr ". u. Woion,
Sefret1r VI. u. Goblin.
s o f sc itSgloder. 3lunl
gunbc iiir'S 2cben rpiroen pcreinigt
I Nrl Mnrhnrn Nnih hnm Mr NQh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-28

gcbcn bat mcnn CT nid)t fiiltf Sabre
lang it eiuem Stoute pocr Icrritos
rtltn gepobnt fat; 0ieSeftion iArei6t
%ferller Dor, OaB cr minoeitcn9 Elm &abr
III einem Staote gemo0nt BADEN mus,
ebe CT lid) innerbal6 0icie5 StaateS
nit elmer Fetition I'm G]rlangluH8 0e9
9iirgerrehta an zines ser @eridte
menOeu fdnn.
Seftion II beiagt, 0oB Die Ser.
Stnuten 0aS Redt baben. je0er5eit
Ourd) eiheu @ertretcr @iumar0 gegen
3uIaiiung elmer @erion gum 8ijrger.
reGt I'M @rrift crbebeu lln0 81 Die
lem 3tpet 3eu1en por3ulaoen etc.
Seftion IL ent66lt genie 8ori6rii-
ten fitr sic @cridt9Glerf5 nit Geiua
ollf sic Nu5ierti0uHg Ser Bopicrc lm0
beitinunt sic 2lnicrtiqurg BON Gupti-
fotclt fir 0oS giireal fiir Giuman0c-
rltltg un0 Decentralization. Die Get,
tion lett io0or eine Strofe ans fir
ioldJc Glerfs, Sic nitt Oen 9eItim.
ntln9en aemdB bonOcln, uno fhrei6t
Dor, oaB itc gcnolc 2Ibrefnung Dor.
legen.
Scttion 13 bcltimmt ole Soften iilr
Die Ipplifoutcn bel Grlanqltng 0eg
9itrBcrrefta, Sir Die Grlanaung
Der Dcrltcn Fnpierc.~ 3. y. cine9 Ser
tifitotS, Dab cine GrfIGrung 9iirNer
lperocn SIT luoleu, ubgcqe6en nur0c,
mnb Elm Collar cutridtct lucr0cn.
Bel Ginreidulg ser Eetition CUR
Grlungung OcS giiracrred]tS miiiiet
3lpet Collars bintcrlcgt mcrOen un0
nut) Altsfcrttalmg Der uoh 80 Guaelt.
5t crlungcnocn Cigcntlidcn 9iirqer.
pupicrc picoer 51pci Dollars. Sic
S0lftc OicicS @cl0c9 lnoo Der Sc.
ridDt5Clerf bcbaltcll. Die anocrcSGlite
muB er al Ooa 9iircmu iiir Gimpuu-
0erlntg INN DECENTRALIZATION obliefcrr.
@ltBerOcm mus Don Dem Npplituntcn
BET Der Ginreiduna Der Nctition lun
Dos Viirgcrrcdlt bci'm GIcrf nod cine
gcnitgcnoc Suntnc bintrrleat lucr
ben, INN 0ic Soften 5u oedcL tm1uat
3cugen bel Sem 8crinbrcn uorqcla.
oen mcr0cn %iolltct. Ger 3eit 0ey
Scttion idrcibt Dor, mic Ser Glcrf
oieic @eIocr ucrrcfnen ioQ.
Scttion If idrcibt Dor, pic sic
Glcrfa oJtccorO5" iibcr oie Ioturali.
iotiou buItcn unO o%ltfbcuobrcn iul.
len,
@erluit oc& @Ur0crrcdts
unO Strofbcitim
sen.
Scftion IS pic6t sen 9unocS 81
ItriftSnn>p0ltcn ocn 2huitrag, ioiort
oic n6tbi9cn lcQoIcn Sdritoc gu CT
grcifclL ioboIo in ibrem Giitriftc Ool.
0ctbon miro, OoB irgrn0 icptqnD Der
8crllt6 maht, 0aS .@iirgcrrcd)t mi
0crrcdtIid 5u e%rucrbcn. NltBerbem
be'timmt 0jc Seftion, OuB @iirger.
rcdte miocrruien pcr0en f0nnen,
tucnn cin nutlrnliiirtcr 9iiracr IN.
ncrbal6 bon 5 Snbren nadb Grlan
aung OcS @iirgcrrcft$ icineu pcrnlo-
ncntcn @obniib micOcr in einem
frem0en 2onOe ouiidldgt. 1icic Be.
itimmun1 ioll nidt MIR iiir ioldc
0clten, sic ibr @ijrgcrrcht inter Benz
ncuen @elct c%rIonQtCn ionocrn oltdj
fir bic, Die Is lhon irii6er crlanat
bottcn.
Die ScftionGn t6 bis % cnt6oItcn
Stroi6eitimmmQcn fir oQc oiejeni-
gen, pelde oti bctril9criihc @ciit
bo0 @iirgcrrcd)t 5t crlnngen iudcn
o0cr crIongt hobclt, ionic fir ollie Bic
! ieni0cn, meld)c iih an elmer ioItet
bctriigcriiGcn SonoGung bctGciIigc!t.
Tie Seftion 2G miOcrruit OoS frij
6crc @c'cB. un0 oae nit Dem @cieG
IN @iOcriprud ite6cn0cn friibcrcn &C
icBlihcn @eitimmmgcn.
Scirntbs : SieenSCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-28
Die Glcsam, scr Sionr cincr Eran

nno Der Sit ibrer StIciorl bdnnt ben Dem bon
ibr qctraoenen gorict al. Sizes III IS, mas
5ruiicn b6hit nfisieDelo mo bcuuuoert moft.
SSicIc GhnlcrSeu itno unf euagefb niirte htuiac
bebinbern. EaS. .,ssaoe. Guriet" 1T hns eiil8iae
@orIet AMI Dem Mnrit. lpefheS fretes sttbems
bolen %ecituttci .geaoe. 0priet" Ynrlurc. 8r.
1908, sspres Gburless StraRr. (Sebrts1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-28

TaNe iiir's 9iuSiano beiurat 6. 9iainr, CIR.
cft.SaItimpresstr. unbe 6oitauabpuiesAue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-28

s o d. sc - j3ltnr
gunbc fiir'S 2cben pl,rScn pcreinigt
SRI. Barbara 0oih pom Nr. 2035,
5oirmount Apcnue, Baltimore. uno
@r. Sliner 2niion bon Ga Rohelle,
R.9., bhrh @oter SaypeS g, Sotoen,
&eftor ser r6mtid) . fotboliifcn ct.
SicronpmliS Stride, Sornta0 Aben0
@S llbr. AIS Erau5eugen iungirtet
Sri; Bertha 0oih unb 6rou Guo
WoDer. Sdrpcitern ser 9roltt, uto
oie S0. @ilbelm Sopp unb WidoeI
9. N'apcr. Nod Der Srouutna nuroe
Dem @roittpoor eif Gmefan9 bcreitct
i'm Sollie Ser Sfmeiter Ser 9rdut,
5rau gGa Moper, Nr. 7O6, @elt.
SnrotogoltraBe, rpoielbit sic Neuper.
mdblten iiiroerbin mobnen mcroen.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
NEGRO FIGHTER
KILLED IN BOUT
In Presence Of State Officials
COlOred Boxer Dies Few
Hours After Blow.

FARGO, n D, Dee. 27.-In the pres
ence OF Lieutenant GOyernor-elect Lew
is. Sheriff Hunt, States Attorney Bar
nett, and other leading State and local
politicians. Calvin Good. C0lored. Of Co
lumbus. Ohio. sank TO the floor in the
eighth round OF a spaTring match with
Jim Gaines, another negro. and d'ed a
few hours afterward without gaming
consciousness.
The affair was one Of the features Of
a social session of the local lodge OF
Elks. The pugilists were transient ne
grOes, both of whom had been lighting
over the Northwest this fall and winter
Gaiies skipped TO Winnipeg after the
affair, and the entire membership Of the
Elks were on the anxious seat
The coroner's jury, after hearing the
testimony of five physicians. who per
formed the autopsy. found that the
mans lungs were coagested, and that he
would have soon died OF pneumonia. de-
cIded that the slugging match only has
tened the death, and no one was held
responsible.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
IOWA CLAIMS TO HAVE
THE COMING CHAMPION

DIES MONIES, Iowa. Dec. 27.-Iowa
has a new aspirant to become cham
piOn wrestler Of America. A recent
work develops that he bids fair To re-
ali2e his fond expectations. 1t is Jess
Riemer, who was discovered a little
over 3 year ago by Charles Hacken-
schmidt
Reimes has trained hard. and this
week viii meet here in a match with
Doe Fillmore. Reimer once met Dan
Mcleod in handicap match the latter
agreeing 10 throw him three times in
an hour, but faild 10 do it, Riemer. en-
tered the wrestling tournament at Kan
sas City last fail. and on the first night
was matched with Big Yank Rogers,
the man who is always out with
challenge for GOtch and is considered
one of the best men in the East It
was a long. hard fight but Reimer won
Terribly punished and in bad condi-
ton he went on the mat the next night
with Frank Beel who defeated F.
Paul recently. II was all Beal could
do 10 handle him, and after the bout
ne could not say enough that was good
about ReimeT's work. After the holt
days, Reimer expects TO issue challenges
10 some Of the big men of the country.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
SCAR IDENTIFIES
De RAYLAN WOMAN
New Yorker Sure Strange
Career Began at the
Metropolis.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Through the
remembrance OF a sex mystery, recall
ed after a lapse Of ten years by the un-
masking of Nicolai de Raglan. the Chi
cago woman who masqueraded as a
man, facts brought to light today indi-
cate that de Raglan began 'hls" career
here
In the office of the late Col. r. c.
Campbell. in 1898. a young man OF effe-
inmate appearance was employed as a
stenographer. There was much gossip
about his" eneminancy until the steno-
grapher proved himself the best in
the office. After some months OF service
the stenographer who went by the name
of Langel. resigned.
Members Of the firm later met LaneeI
on TIE street dressed as "A woman. A
scar on Langeis face. it is claimed
made mistake as TO the identity i'm
possible After an examination OF photo
graphs OF de Raglan. Hiram o. Hance,
who was a member of Colonel Camp
bell firm, is convinced Langel and De
Raglan were the same
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
THE WORLD OF SPORTS
MANY FAMOUS PUGS
TO HELP N'GOVERN
Young Corbett viii Spar at
Benefit on January 3.
Money Contributions.

NEW YORK. Dec. Z7.-YOung Corbett
yesterday sent word from Stratford,
Conn. where he is training in prepara-
ton for his fight with Harlem Tommy
Murphy, at Philadelphia, on January
g. that he would take part I'm the big
athletic carnival and testimonial benefit
10 be held IN Madison Square Garden
on January p, for the relief Of Terry
McGovern and his family II is not
yet certain in just what way he will
assist. but ii is more than likely that
ROthWell VIII give an exhibition OF box
ing with some other good man.
Never before has the world Of pugilis-
tic fans shown such eagerness TO assist
q fighter IN distress as ia the case Of
McGovern. The management Of the bene-
fit reported yesterday that there have
been more offers OF assistance for the
benefit than could be taken advantage
Of These, however. viii all be given a
chance % aid in some way. There have
been any number OF monetary cIntribu-
uons. George H. Cohan the treasurer
Of the committee in charge Of the bene-
NJ. Is receiving checks daily at his
headquarters at the New Amsterdam
theateT building.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
BOY BARKS
BEFORE HIS DEATH
Grim's Mill, Pa, Child Loses
Life by Strange
Dog.

READING, Penn, Dec. 27.-After
much suffering. Willie, eight-year-old
son of James Zwoyer. OF Grim's MIR. In
Roekland township, died on Christmas
eve Of hydrOphObiI. on December i "A
strange dog was found running about
on an upper floor OF "A building on the
XWOyer farm. ZwOyer caught the ami
mai, brought IL down ladder and lb-
Grated it. TWO children made an attempt
10 play with the dog, but the canine
jumped ut the boy and bit him IN the
face, then attacked an eight-year-oid
girl, q niece OF Zwoyer, who lives with
MIN.
Home remedies We're applied, and as
the boys wounds healed nicely no fur
ther attention was given the matter.
Last Saturday the wound reopCned and
The boy acted queerly- Before night he
was seized with spasms, which Contln-
ued Internationally during the night and
al day Sunday, becoming more and
more severe.
At noon Monday. when a glass OF wa
ter was brought near him, he uttered
a sound IhaC resemhled the barking OF
a dog. When his mother offered him
a slice of orange he snapped at her.
She came near being bitten. After each
spasm the child became weaker, and the
doctors predicted that death was a mat
ter of but short time.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
DAILY ALLOWANCE
OF SQUIRES STUFF
This Time He Gables for
Tickets to Visit This
Bloomin' Country.
BY W. W. NAUGHToN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Z7.-BHl
Squires has accepted the Rhyolite Of
FER OF the match with big Jim Jeffries,
but stipulates that the Rhyolite promo
ters pay the passage Of himself and
trainer 10 san Francisco
Here is the cablegram received from
Squircs.
Melbourne. Dec. 27-Naughton, Ex-
dminer, san Francisco:
VIII sail January . on steamer SOnO-
ma, contest Jefries. provided you en-
gage passage for self and attendant
Reply. SQUIRES.
When Squires said provided you en-
gage passage he means provided SKIN
neT, Of Rhyolite. complies with his re-
quest Personally, the writer does not
know SquITes and has never set eyes
on him. / am known TO the Australian
champion, no doubt. through my cor
respondence with the Australian sport
ing press and he feels probably that he
IS safer In making known his terms
through me than IN dealing with per
sons of whom ne has absolutely no
knowledge
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
Chinaman Causes Mild Panic
By Baking a Cake for Church
Converted CeleStia'S Manner of Decorating Mistress
Contribution to Bazaar Shocks
Committee.

Here's a story told at a Montclair
Christmas dinner which goes TO show
that the servant problem OF the East
is not entirely solved in the far West
by the employment of Chinese cooks.
The wife of a Los Angeles physician,
active in foreign missionary work of
the Methodist Church, was asked by
the women OF the congregation TO con-
tribute a large cake 10 their holiday
festival and bazaar She consented 10
add her mite 10 the enterprise and
called in her Chinese cook, a converted
Oriental.
John" she said, Il am going 70 send
a cake over 20 the church TO be sold
and | want YOU 10 bake it. You know
all that the missionaries have done FOR
your people in China, and how glad you
are that they have saved you from
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
PLANS
CATHOLIC PROTEST

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Dec. Z7.-Catho-
lies Of Cleveland VIII hold q mass meet
Ing next Sunday evening in Cathedral
Han, under the auspices Of the CIeve-
land Federation of Catholics, 70 discuss
the troubles of the church in France.
Addresses will be delivered by Bishou
Horstman and number OF prominent
members Of the Catholic clergy and
lalty. Resolutions Will be adopted and
sent t. the President, Vice President.
the two Ohio Senators, and the French
ambassador. Cablegrams expressing
the feelings Of the 10000 Catholics OF
Cleveland viii be sent 10 the Pope, and
70 Cardinal Richard. of Pacis.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27

darkness. I want you to show your
gratitude by making the incest and big
gest cake you can"
The Chinaman got to work and next
morning the cake was sent over to the
church. He tied the package up so
neatly that the physician's wife did not
think il worth while to undo IL 10 look
II over. That afternoon she received
a telephone message from one of the
women in charge of the festival saving
there We're doubts among the commit
tee whether she would be satisfied TO
nave the cake go into the bazaar in the
condition in which il was received
Much annoyed the donor hurried over
10 the church. The cake was large and
sayory, The icing was decorated with
eolored sugar In elaborate and intricat. /.
designs OF Oriental art. Across the ton
also. IN large letters, was the inscrip-
ton.
From Mrs. JessOp 10 Jesus"
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
BLooDED MARE FOR KAISER.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Mabel L. a
blue blooded trotting mare, was shipped
for Germany today "a be added 70 the
Kaiser's American horse colony on his
stock farm.
The Kaiser made the purchase through
Teuo Noble, who represents him in this
country in all his horse dealings. Noble
saw Mabel l., while looking over horses
in Carroll and Kugen's stables in
MamarOneck. He was deeply IMPRESSED
with her handsome appearance. and as
her blood lines were Just what the
Kaiser fanCied. he closed the bargain
al once
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
RUSSIA To SEE
TOTAL ECLIPSE
Other Countries Plan EX-
peditiOnS to Gather In
formation.

The scientific world is much interest
ed in an eclipse. which VIII occur IN
Russia on January Is. From Paris and
other centers special expeditions viii be
sent 10 observe and study the pheno-
mCnoI. So far as is known in Wash
ington there viii be no exp liJlon from
America. as it is exceeding y cold IN thc
region where the eclipse vii: occur and
the facilities for observing 1t are not
particularly good.
some Cat5 has been obtained by tho
NaNal observatory at Washington MI
shows thai the path OF the t,.ilDse will
be eastward 10 the central part % Rus
sla and then northeast 10 the vicinity
on Mods sll,1 aEl eastward u Siberia
The eclipse VII be total ald will b.
short, is niaNI'-um duration beng tg-o
minutes and LM-- tN-fou. ..e-nnH.s
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
AMERICAN BOWLING
CONGRESS TO MEET

CHICAGO, III, Dec. 27.-Word was re-
ceived from St. Louis yesterday that lhe
executive committee OF the American
Bowling Congress would gather at St
Louis next Sunday for the purpose of
having the ST Louis promoters OF the
bowling tournament post a cash forfeit
OF 5000 that they would carry through
the proposed event.
AT the same time the regular contract
drawn up between the A. B. - and the
promoters of national meets 'yould be
offered for signature. Secretary D. J.
Sweeney also viii be put under a cash
bond of 5000. as he viii handle ali OF
the entrN les
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
FRIENDS SEE MAN DIE
AS HE HITS LIVE WIRE

CHICAGO. Dee. 27.-Within sight of
dozens Of fellow-worImen who were
watching him, William r. ROok, was
electrocuted last evening in the power
house Of the Chicago City Railway,
when he touched a live wire in a large
dynamo. Rook was attempting 20 ad-
just a piece of wire in the dynamo
when his unprotected hand came IN con
tact with a live wire. The shock twist
ed Rocks body over the top of the ma
chine. and il was necessary 10 shut of
the generator before his body could be
released.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
THIRTY DAYS SENTENCE
FOR ATTEMPTING SUICIDE

PATERSON. y. J.. Dec. 2T--George
McGowan is today sadly ruminating In
jail on the mad Impulse which led him
to think he wished 10 end his life.
He will have twenty-nine more days IN
which to think il over. McGowan
climbed a lamp post, tied a rope 10 the
top and was adjusting a moose about his
neck when a policeman wandered by.
The would-be suicide expressed his re
gret before police court magistrate,
but caught thirty days.
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
BABY BADLY HURT
IN TENEMENT FIRE
Women Carrying Little
Ones Try to Jump From
Fire Escapes.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Five persons.
one baby. were overcome in a FIRE
which. for a time, threatened to destroy
The four-story tenement house at IS Car
mine street
ihrown into a panic by the sitting
clouds tI smoke, many women. with
babies n their arms. attempted To iInp
fIom the nrr-escape. and nothing but
the quick action Of the iremen prevent
ed fatal accidents
MRS. Bessie Maggi. a five-mOnths-old
baby. and Mrs. Lily Sartori are in a
serious condition
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
BAD FIRE SWEEPS
WILMINGTON, DEL

WILMINGTON. Del. Dec 27.-Fire
broke out early this morning in the VII
mington Candy Company's building sit
uated al Fourth and Market streets.
The fire spread rapidly TO adjoining
buildings and Jac0by's dry goods store.
weaver shoe store. and the Leader Dig
Goods Company were also completely
destroyed.
The IRE was caused by an expiasion
an the engine room Of the WilmjnztGn
Caud.- Company The loss viii reach AZ
least $50 0O1 II is partially covered py
insurance
The Washington times., 1906-12-27
He's Not Such a Much.

Skinner, of Rhyolite, cabled an offer
OF $4,000 for a contest in April with
jeffries TO SqUires a few days ago ana
touighTs reply WAS no doubt an answer
TO the dispatch sent out by Skinner.
1t Is up 20 the Rhyolite promoters 10
decide whether they are prepared 10
pay his way across the Pacific
As SqUires did not perform over bril-
liantly Wnen he defeated Peter King in
Melbourne recently some OF the local
critics have decided that a Squires-Jef-
fries match would not be as good q
drawing card here If any OF the san
Francisco promoters We're considering a
scheme for bringing Squires and JEFF
fries JOge ther, comment Of this kind
would deter them. The Nevedans. how
ever, seem TO fix the price OF any
thing they want and reach out for IT,,
regardless OF all opinions.