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New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
FIGHT FOR POLICE FUND.
Distant RelatiUes of Murdered
Officer Claim Benefit.

1t is now expected that the question Of dtytdtux
the money collected for the families OF Patrolsn
April Il while arrestins Salvatore Governelle. win
have to be decided by the courts. The money
amounting TO $4,000. is being taken care OF by
Inspector Richard Walsh. and he has deposited &c
in the Colonial Bank. pending settlement
It has been discovered since the fund was ooh
lected that Seeck. who was unmarried left neither
father. mother. sisters brothers. He lived with
an aunt and uncle at No S4 South Sd street. Brook
lyn Inspector Walsh was informed that several
distant relatives OF Selleck had engaged counsel and
filed application with the Surrogate for the ar-
pointnent of executor to settle SeTeck's estate
Walsh thinks that Sellecl1 has no estate that the
funds still in the hands Of the police and there
fore subject TO claim by distant relatives. IN
sioner Bingham There will be a conference to-day
at Police Headquarters.
In the mean time the widow and young child OF
Seeker obtain none of the fund II was
rumored that they were in destitute circumstances
but such is not the They live at No. s22
Macon street. Brooklyn, and have plenty to live on
while the is being decided.
There is much talk of putting the whole sum IN
trust for the widow and child Of Seeker and ig-
noring the distant relatives Of SeIleck who are
In way left destitute by his death
Mrs. Murdoch, the aunt OF Selleck whom he
made beneficiary OF small insurance policy he
yesterday at her home, No. S4 South Sd street
He lived with me most of his life and never
cared for any OF his alleged relatives. He was de-
voted to his grandmother when she lived. but
never talked OF any else. This his home
and We were as mother and son. I do not want
this money unless ii to with the un-
deTstanding that l his aunt entitled TO IT,
Inspector Walsh and man named Charles Smith
are close friends Smith says he is relative and
1t is he who is making all the trouble Everybody
who knows knows that there should be
trouble this time. think Inspector Walsh is
making the trouble
Captain OReilly is close friend OF the family
and Is advising Mrs. Murdoch what 10 do
Mrs. Murdoch is entitled 70 this fund just as
tributon and the life insurance he carried Every
body knows that. Nobody ever heard OF these dis
tant relatives. Everybody knows Mrs. Murdoch had
the hard work 10 do in this case
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04

pay the freight to the Confederacy, # It is
the boxes go in government vessel. II is
possible that some part Of this may not be done,
and I have therefore told Lieutenant Chapman
should any expenses devoive on him i should be
paid promptly at the Department Of State, which
you VIII obllge me by having attended 20.
have the honor, sir 10 be, etc, . .-,-
Commissioner Mason inclosed with this letter
the following duplicate bin:
]. NJ. Mason, Esq. TO JOS. s Wyon. Chief En-
graver Of Her MaJesty's Seals, etc, 28I regent
Street, London W. Dr
Julv Z Ite4-sod silver seal for the Confed-
crate States Of America, with ivory handle,
box with spring lock and screw presa--.-.---.tS4 -
1900 waters
600 seal papers %
go strips of parchment. -
100 boxes. - 70
100 cakes Of
silk cords.
backing cases lined with tn..........'...''' " ~
fl22 10
b-yr sb
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
March 2l-Credit by cash.
Settled by cheque for balance July l. ISot.
ONLY FEW IMPRESSIONS MADE.

ONLY FEW IMPRESSIONS MADE.
with the seal and press was a long written
letter. giving instructions for the proper use OF
the seal and making clear impressions. II Is
generally believed that only a few impressions
were made and there only few documents
hearing the great seal of the Confederate States
in existence
AS to the great seal Of the Confederacy being
CAPTURED by the Union forces and placed in the
War Department. General F. c. Ainsworth,
military secretary, and under whose care and
supervision are all the trophies Of war in the
great building in Washington, says:
Some of the best informed clerks made thor
ouEh search Of all the trophies and relies of the
Civil War. and can state positively that the
great seal of the Confederate States or a dnpI-
cate. is not has ever been In the War
Department. / am convinced that when Richmond
was evacuated the seal not captured by our
soldiers, for had IL been 1t would nave undoubtedy
reached the War Department. If the seal is in
existence II should be IN the Confederate Museum
In Richmsnd, and here in the War Depart
nient. That seal could not be properly regarded as
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04

Commissioner Mason inclosed with this letter
the following duplicate bill:
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04

Veterans. They rode IN the parade in the carriage
Of Governor and Mrs. Swanson and were literally
applauded. Mr.. Bryan had no official part in the
programme.
CALLS FOR BRYAN SUPPRESSED.
At tho end Of tho ceremony there were a number
OF calls for Mr. Bryan to address the people but
these were Immediately drowned in a chorus Of
NO, no. no." many times repeated. The objections
carne from everywh here, and were led by the women
OF the Jefferson Davis Monument Association
General Stephen D. Lee. grand commander who
presided at the stand announced in ringing tones:
There Will be no politics here" He turned 10 the
crowd In every direction to shout this warning and
II "hd the desired effect The calls ceased at once
During the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Bryan had
occupied an inconSDicuous position in the rear OF
the speakers stand and out OF sight Of the ,aorla
AS soon as his name called Mr. BRYAN r,ado O
movement as though 10 withdraw from the sto,d
lie realized that If no appeared before the people
"A political motive would be attributed 20 hin, NV,
many. and for that reason had opposed going on
the stand at all. The prompt suppression ~ ,ba
calls by General Lee saved an embarrassing sItua-
tion.
Inc streets were brilliantly decorated. The grand
parade was similar 20 that on the first day OF thu
reunion. when the statue OF Major General J. Z b.
Stuart was unveiled. hut there were far moro vet
Grams In line. The procession was under command
OF Genera! Suth Boiling, OF Petersburg. Va, as
chief marshal.
Along the line of march a dense crowd lined tn,
streets the windows filed and many of the
housetops covered with cheering and singing
groups Following the veteran section OF the
parade came the carriage division, carrying many
Of the women 20 whom the Confederate soldiers
owe nearly every memorial which has been erected
I'm honor OF the heroes of the Confederacy On the
line of march We're the statues Of Generals Lee
and Stuart.
The uuvennE ceremonies were opened with
prayer by the Rev. Or. J. William Jones' of Rich
mond, chaplain general The first address was by
Governor Claude A. Swanson of Virginia and he
was followed 10y Mayor Carlton Mccarthy of Rich
moud. who introduced General Clement A. Evans
Of Atlanta. orator of the day.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
LAUps LOST CAUs.
In the course of his remarks Governor Swanson
spoke feelinsIy Of the lost cause" saying:

Virginia would consider that I had poorly per
formed the part assigned If should fail on this
occasion to convey TO you her continuous conViC-
ton Of the justice Of our cause, and her firm be
lief that the conduct OF herself and her sister
states in this conflict needs neither defence nor
apology In this war the South contended for the
sovereignty OF states against federal aggression
and power. She fought for the great principle OF
This great doctrine of home rule Is the most
precious Of all rights possessed by mankind For
Its maintenance more armies have been mar
shalled moro battles fought, blood sacrificed.
more treasure expended than all other causes COM
biued for which Contended.
The recent action OF the federal authorities in
Washington IN sustaining and aiding the secession
Of Panama from the Republic of Colombia I'm
South America complete and thorough In
dOrSement of the justice of the Southern secession
movement. We are glad to receive IN the course
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GbambsrIaiu's Ruasu IleOi,in
bilft Die rIatur.

MeoiaineH, bic bic Natur belfeu
limb INNER nm wirtinmhen. Gbam
%berlntn's 9nften' Mebisin banbel
mad oteIem Blame. Sic bait ben
Suien Surud, lbf oeu Guswurf uno
bilft bic &atur, bns Sptem In eiuer
aeiunoen 8ulanb MISREPRESENTATION.
Sic !: aser eineu erO6en 9betl Oer
einiliFrten Belt tbrer unihdebaren
Gieenldaiten rDeaen berabmt. Eau
ieube haben ibren bOben 8ert Be.
ieuet. gle wlrtt tusesn iebe Gnla.
.ae, onB eine Grtdltune In cine Gun,
9enent5iinbuns lbereebt. Bum Ger.
tnuf BET Bnlter Bros.
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Orei al hportns nit enter fle men
5ldihe chamberlain Geibmeb,
Gbol,rd mto Dull 1llsoisin

Uret met hfpore1e NIT eitter fle men
;fldihe chamberlain Geibweb,
Gbol,rd mno Dui-1fdl : lrlsoi;ir
pom Gholers morbus esbstIt.
@.r 9. ". 5pplsr Siabtuper,
Nt1. rr,dtt eirp @rinhtuna Die Ell
.r..:1te, rabrsrc sr ale @eltpVre.
rsr IN elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
S0nartsoiue. alrlsbouptnaCt pctI
agr'Il Tfsboata., at,., Esuytgte. y.
idnt: .Gdtrsnb IT, snr' n'o~ III Id
etuos iliifes Gnh nu+ BURT Steiidi
oaa bsi mir 9hOlerd MOrbus in Iebr
ihlimmer 6Orm u~eruriadte. Sdl
fiihlte ara eleub uao ietdte naf Ell.
ner aepiiien gbotera Rebisin, ltntt
oeIIen inu6te mir Der Npotheter eine
Ifnihe @hnmberlain's 9eibpeb, ghos
lern mn acknowledgements nil benz
Bemerten, 0nB CT on4 @epunidite
hattie, mir nbel In 5oiae Del Grs
problbeit bteieS 6etlmittels, uurS6ae
mir legteres gu ihiisr, oa CT ilr
.beiier urfehltors sur a1rnntirs. SD
nohR eIue GOie oanou uno fihtte in
iinf Minutes beiier. Sic irpeite
GOie hellte mid ganSlltl. 8pei
MitaeihmOrsne iitten in o~erielben
'Beiie NIB cine flint unb Suansia
Sent tlo,fs heiIte ms ME brei.
Bum Bertduf bel gBnlter bros.
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Sin ieitiarlsr sOu1ilsur.

&r fab allen In Der @erailbu, uub
ncben inn fab cine iunge Mittpe nit
ibrsm feds Sabre alien SprDbling.
Der tIstHs 8urfds lief gu Dem Germ,
Der inn bic Danssn ftrsidslte. rDie
bsibt DUE" Fraste Der aleine. gr
riunnte I.insn Namen. .9dF! 9u IdOn
cine Trdu3" fufr er Ort.-aIe nod
ri1t," mar bic Artport. 9ds 3inb fab
ben Ssrrn fori9tnb an, ols toenn ss IN
tiefss Ia6b,nten DerIunten mar, uuO
ii9 pGGbli9 an icine Muttsr tuenbenb,
fdste Is: sd babe gang DerssiIen, mas
Id Jpn iOnit nod fr0ssn iOlIis.'
GeguttgG!pd a, bic SduPt'
Rabt BON 9onburas, III nit Der aiifte
bes Stilen Oceans bur9 cine Gobrs
Frdbe berbun6eR, auf bsr man jtbt
bic R.iis per 4utomobtl in etnsm
9oae MAIDEN fam.
G4le4ter SrOf.
Gdnsiber: Sd idnn bod buruuI
re&nen, baB Gle mir ben @nslig in bier
Wo&en bs3ablen9H - Stubsni: pDe'
niSItsns iptr6s i5 Sbnen bann i@cn IT.
has 0sfinitinss psriprehsp sOnnen!N
3tusi Treaucs.
r.: ~!Stut. Iprd9 i'd Define TrGu!'
- g.: .0as III aber elm @unber!4 -
,Die 10 bsnn9" - g.: DAB Tie
Did Su @orts tOmInen Iisb..-
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pub WIN UVttHutV WI OUbt UuLW~
f6lagen r0urben.
Serfprb. Ssinen @unbeu &c.
Ieeen 1T i'm bieltgen tatbolii9enardls
tsnbauIs, fpobih man ibn sebraat, osr
in @ils9duien iib~erfaIlens @rbeitsr
8ergmeisr aus @ilsbauIen. Gr mar
burd Z Meiisrftiae in &OpF, 2eber,
2unge unb Magen psrIebt nprbsr,
feline 2ei9e 1T bei9ldgnabmt unb ipirb
seri9tIi9 obOu5irt. Die rOben Sbos
ter Iinb 2 9urf9sn i'm Qltsr BON Is
unb q Subrsn.
Serne. Sn benz nnbsn SolIterbdu.
fen bat bic Grdu Oes Sanblanssrs
2ibRsr ibrsn 9ausHaabarn, ben ars
better grner, nit elmer Glat9e er,
i&Iusen. Die Gruu 1T Derbuftet pOrs
ben.
SoeF. Cine fol6e grnts, fpis
bic biesidbrise. tennen felbit bic Gltes
fen Qsute Der 90rbe ni9t. sic 3iebt
fi1 infolss Der @itteruna nun burd
cine Reibe bon Do9en bin uno nod
1T ni9t allies s%eborgen; ftsIIenpsiIs III
Der 9afer Dor BEN f9persn @Orhen=
tpeiSen reif %getpor6en. @as bic 2uons
fiat betrifft, 70 finb bic 2anbpirtbs
nit ben Grntsertdgsn gut 5ufriebsn,
bsSiisIi9 Der QuaIitGt aber Taft
namentlt9 6us Dintergetreibs gu piirs
f9en itris. Der Safsr bringt sinsu
Grtrug, Der ben Der friibsren Sabre in
ben Shattsn felt. 9te anbaIteno
fsu9te Wittsrung 1T na6buItig fut
bic &urtoffeln setueIen, bic Idon lirs
Ter Der Gdule gu leibsn baden. Gin
trodener 9erbft tpiirbe ben S9dben
glei9sn; tpenr er muir fame, benn Der
RnOllsnonfub 1T elm iibsraus rei9er.
Die 3uderriben, felt Sabren audi ets
ne Sauptfru1t Der 86roe, 5eigten Biz
jsbt sinen porSiisli9en Gtarb. Sbr
fettes, idftises Rrdut 1T elm So9ges
nub fir bic 6dIen, beren es in ben
MaiOreOiersn Der 90rbe in bieIem
Sabre febr. iebr Diele sisbt.
Sfertob n. 0ur6 Ipielenbe Rims
tsr tpurbs bier Elm f9psres llnsliid
oerurIoht. Quf Der fell oufTteigsnben
8trsftrdBe bisrieIbft mar Elm M0beIa
fpaset entlabsn tporben unb Biz az
isin.r Wssiduffuns sssen Ous abrOi.
len bur9 Semmihuhe unb SteinbIss
de seidiibt fDOr6en. ginigs Rinber To-.
item nun bic Semmuns unb fpGbrsno
Der @aaen riidpGrts ins RoIlen ge.
rietb, iprans elm FiinfiGbriger andbe,
Sobn eines arbeiters. aug Der 9eDffs
neten M%dgentbir. Gr tpurbt ii6erfdh=
rem unb idredli6 beritiimmsIt. Der
Sob frat Tofort Elm.
Sddien.
DRESDEN. Der 70 Sabre alte
@ebermeifter Yierer lit duf BEN Seims
meg in bic G0Ibid serutben ilrO sr.
trunten.
Qusu It usbug. Der tieIigs
SubrnertsbefiBer Sader murine duf
fretem SeIbe Bel Grntedrbeiten BON
@euitter iiberrdidt unb bonn 8i'Bs err
i9lasen
I IN a. Sier erirdnt bas 5siGbs
rige SOdterden bes 9dunnterHeEmers
Sofmann in Der Mulbe beim Spleen.
8runnbpbru, Gin I1rtdlider
unsIiidsfdlI ersignsts ii6 inebr 1icfis
gen snIpdniI9en Qnitolt +. 6einter.
Der Bolisrer Miiller glitt beim. Ibs
I1neiben sines polierldppens mt BEN
MeIfer aus unS truF ii9 10 une.idli9
in bus re9te Qlee, bn5 es uusIisf. Der
Saperperlebts purbs iOfort mad 2eips
sis iiberfibrt.
Gbemntb. Sn einem Sduie bes
SaiBensdB9ens Fiir3ts Der Sc Sabre
alte Weber Siirt nu9ts cine Itsinerne
Sreppe berob unb 5p9 Ii9 10 ffpere
Acknowledgment gu, baB er uIsbaIo
nd4 fsiner 9erbringuns ins 4rcntens
baus ftdrb.
meiIsnburS.
Mnrhim Wsim GhieIep esrnn-
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brr attn timatb.
SranSenburs.

Berlin. @tsisenber 8i.rper.
brdu1 in Berlin. Dem 8.rbrdu9 bon
6ier f9siHt bic MISUNDERSTANDING
nod uerbGltniBmGBig ipsnis Gintrde
ee.bdH gu baden. Der Dertebr milf
6isr oui ben StatiOntR bss Giisns
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Berlin petit
Bpur in ben Isbtsn Subrsu srbebli&s
S9pontunssn uuf, Seist dber i'm sdns
zen bod cine iteigsube SaJtuns. 90
betrns Der Gmpfans bon Bier. ulfo
Eouptidd!ih Wiindener unb pilStner
Bier, in ben Re9nuRssid6ren 1902
3 Bis 1906 - Tin 1000 SOnntn: 81,
Sc, 81. SO. SO. Sn ~einaslnen Subren
erfolsts bemnad Elm eetpiiier Riids
I9las, Der abtr i'm Isbtsn Sabre tuies
Der eineeboIt trorben 1T. Srasli@
tIsibt INNER NIB, in tpeldem MdBe
Der iisieenbe 5tembsnbeina an benz
bermebrtsn 8istrsrbruuh bstbsiItsi 1T,
Dos 9srIiner Bier finbst bdeeeen obne
G1nantungeR rermsbrten Ibiab. in
Der pruDinS. Ter @eriunb Der Stus
tipnsn beg 8e3tr!s betrug In ben flint
genannten SabteR in 1000 Sonnen:
103, 100, 113, 10, 1876. 0ds Rs9s
nungsidbr bonn |. glpril 1906 Biz 81.
Mdr3 1907 f9rint uIfO in Berlin ME
tn Rei@e Elm DEFENDERS hurItiges GEE
pcfen gu ietu.
propius Hdnnoptr.
gapenburs. Sn benz bsna&'
burteH Bsanooif funb man in eiEem
@rabsn bic 2si9e bts Isbr begiitertsn
@ruuObeFibers Germ. Seitsn. @ie 8.
gu SOO. getommen III, III nod ni4t
ridt FsfseHsIlt
SSndbtld. Rommersienrdt6
Rromf9rSber, Mitinbabsr Der G6ss
meiierfabrit 8. &rOm19rSbsr, tiftets
10000 Murl SusunItsn Der Gubritun'
seitelItsn.
Rbtinprcpins.
Obentir6en. Sn benz bena&.
bdrtsn giibberotb fieI bieIsr Gage Elm
Mdnn beim Wldben bur9 einsn I'm,
SlidIi6en 3ufGll in bic sigens SsnIe.
0ie Spite brans benz Munnt in's
5era, 10 bab ct uls6dIb itdrb.
gffe1 auf @6adt WiIbeIm Der
3ede &Onisin Gl!Iabstf tpurbe Elm
O~erbsiratbetsr 8tromdnn BtrI@iiitst.
Esnd breisebnfiipbiser Rettunss1rbet
iparbs It ale aside seborsen. Qllf
lem 3e1enpIat ber gtfdnntsn 3ehe
a,risth Elm arbetier btim a~usicppeln
Speisr Giitsrtpassn SDiIten bic Puff
fer, nobel Tim bic 8ruit einge6riidt
tuurbs, Ct ltarb BALI bdrauf.
Sberhaufsn. Bel einert
GiienbabnunfA. finb Der Gabris
liant @nptrIin unb Gr1u aus 9inbdu
inb DbsrpoHI1afFner 8sdmaRn bon
bier psrIeBt tporbsR. glaf SddGt 4
Der Gsipsrti9aIt @eutiGtr 3oiier ee
ristb Elm ,fpnn,isjGbrig.r 4ObIenf9leps
per unter tinen 8dHeierSuo unb Durbs
setGOfet.
Sberhaufen. Sn Der pordls
leIitruBs lpurbe SieIsr Sage Elm anIdsis
nen6 benz grbsiterItanb ansebSrenbet
Monn itsrbsnb uufsefunOsn. gIiif benz
Grunsport gum 8ranisnbauIs ners
lF6ieb Ct. Ob Elm 8erbreGsH Uber Elm
uneliid rorlisgt, tOnnte bts jsbt nod
riht felt0sTtllt :Derben. auf Der
2ste prosper ssristb eth 8ersmanf
5piThen SHantsinmeruns unb GSts
hertOrb NIB tpurOs su soSe gequetf6t.
MdIbtim. gluf Der .3s1e @iss
fds BET Seissn .purbe eil 8srsmdnn
pcn einsm aug Dem 6dngsnben berobs
aiirseHben GtstEe ssiODts..
Srpisborf. 3niidsR SrptS,
bcrf unb Mabn Itisb elm ttdlienil@tr
Nrtgiter duf @EGbtr aus BET GteinStit,
4.ofL. 49, ..ftfCtfL ofA.tL
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lnfi9tbare Sints. Die mertpiir.
bieIte fpmpntbe!iihe Sinte 1T bic aus
G9moIte pber &obalt bersitete. sic
bat bic Gissnf6oft, baB man bic bns
nit eerha6ten S1riftSise na1 9sliss
Fen bsrfhninbsn unb pieber berbors
treter ldfien fam. Ollie onberen fms
putbttif1en Sintsn bleibsn Fittbdr,
tuenH lie einmdI auf hem @dpier ers
fhienen finb, lin hiefe Sinte al Be-
reitsn. nimmt man S1mdlte uuS loft
lie ioIonae in gdIpetsrTGure apf, Bis
tie leBtere btnieniden metdlliFasn
She'll aus Der G9maIte dusgsspeen
bat, fpelns berIslken bic bIaue Sarfe
ertbetlt. Damn perbiinHt man bic
TIiffisteit. tpel6s febr fharf III, init
@dffer. @enn man nit DerEslbta auf
pdpicr fdreibt, 70 Iinb bic 9udItaben
unIihtbor, fpsun fie bdgeaen eirer.bins
lGnelifen @Grms dusaeisbt fperben,
70 nebmeH fis cine Crime Gnroe an.
nelne mteoer perlGtpt1Det, ipeItn D1s
Ydpier faIt fptrb.
Eie bstomine i6 pieber ipei&e
SGnbs2 M.r ii6 aud niht Dor fdpes
rem unb - T6muBieen Mrbeittn I6eut,
benz fpsrbsn bic 66nbe Ieiht ronh unb
fprDbe, 70 boB man S1pisrioIsitsn
Bel Der ausfibrune ~feinsrer SdnSGrs
betten betpmmt. lin bisfeR uebeIFanb
su bsrmeibeH ip1fd)t man bic 6Gnbe In
@dgsmsbI. Mdn feiFt fie srf tl6tis
Elm. touht lie bann In feinss GGses
msbl lnb pGT6t Tie borduf gut In
Iousm Mnfier. Die SGnbe psrbsn
edn3 tpeid, bo bds S6eemsbI be rniis
ben 6anttheiIden enfFernt.
Rail- Bel aroBtr Sibe. mGBioss unb
mOgIihit ruhiaes aeben finD Bic
Grnnpbsbinotnqsn 6ss Mpblergebsns
lrdbreub GROCER Sihs.
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AN0
par9im. Benin SpieIen reruns
sIiidte Der aGtiGbrige @obn bss 4rs
bslters gorbt baour6, bab er gesen bic
Gde zines Neubuuss rannte lno oaz
bur1 Die S1GoeIbede 10 perleBte, oa6
bos Sebirn berportrdt. Das ainO
itarb alsbdIb.
prisnib. Der aus aieI asbars
tise 2eutnont unb Ibiutant 6lsleIer
bon Der 3lpeitsn 8nttrvis Oes aouen.
blrgif4en 6eIOurtillsris Regiments
Ro. As tpuroe in elmer bisiieen Babe
unitdlt. nddoem Ct chen elm BIO &c.
nommen bate. bonn Bib getrofTsn unO
setObtet.
R 10. Der GrbpGdter unb.
S@uI5t MSIIer Itiir3te bsim Rps9ens
ablabsH 70 uRsliidlid nur9 bic @uoens
f9leete, boB er bos 4enid brad uno
dlsbaIb petItdrb.
Srlunihweie.
Braanf9neig. gluf Der Sus
Iiusitrabe fiibr Der SiI1lsrmsilter Sats
ienialier nit BEN 6abrrdbe gegsn elm
SuErDsrt, fisI unb 5o9 Ii6 babel in.
mere @erleBungtn 0u, an bsreR GoIgen
er D%eritcrbeU 1T.
9drlinsstO6s. Dom Bib srs
i@ldsen tpur6e bic beiIn Rpggsnmdbsn
befdGftiete Gbefrdu bss @sremdnns
@iIbelm R0per BON bier.
6roebersosibnm beHen.
Gti.fenbeim. 0as finTiSb.
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Leibowitz-Brown.

Miss Jennie NJ. Brown. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Brown. of No. 325
East Fourth street and Louis Leibo-
witz, of Norristown. Pa, were married
last evening at $50 o'clock in Kyle's
Hall, No. S02 East Fourth street. Tho
bride was attended by Miss Anna
Greenfield. of Philadelphia. as maid
of honor and the bridesmaids were
Miss Anna Black and Clara Black, Of
New York, Miss Fannie Barker, OF
Boston, and Miss Katy Gluck, of Phil
adelphia. The little flower girls Were
Miss Mildred Hanf and Miss Lille
Brown.
Myer Rothman. of Philadelphia, was
best man. The bride wore a gown of
white satin messaline with veil. caughi
with lilies Of the valley and carried q
bouquet of brides roses. The maid of
honor's costume was ola rose made
Princess style and two of the brides
maids wore gowns of white MULE and
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
TO GIVE OUTLET
FOR THE POPE

Much interest is manifested amony
members of the Roman Catholic
churches in this city in the news
paper stories cabled from Rome in
which Richard c. Kerens. a St Louis
churchman. capitalist and politician.
is named as the leader in a movement
of vast political and RELIGIOUS import.
It's object is. by the purchase Of an
immense tract of Italian land. to add
a strip of seacoast to the Vatican gar
dens, now the narrow prison Of Pope
Plus K
The plan of Mr.. Kerens and his as-
sociates. all American Catholics of
means. is. IT is stated. to buy a mar
row tract 65 miles lone, from the Vati-
can 10 Civita Vecchia (old city). on
beautify this land. and present it 10
the Pope as an addition to his present
tiny temporal domain.
1T Is a tomb you have given me-"
the Pope said 70 his brother cardinals.
when on a July morning in 1903 they
crowded about him tn congratulate
him on wha. seemed to them all the
greatest triumph of his life The lap
ping waters of Venice cannot be
brought 10 Rome. but the zeal of Mr..
Kerens and his associates has seen a
way by which that other and broader
sea, the Mediterranean, may be
brought to the Pope. 1t is for this
purpose that the purchase of the
strip of land leading TO Civita Vecchia
is projected The initial cost. it is
stated, would exceed s1.0O0ooO. Mar
tin Maloney. a wealth. Philadelphia
Catholic. IS named in cablerrams as an
associate Of Mr. Kerens in the enter
prise
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
Social Notes
PersonaI and Social Notes

Mrs. Spear is the guest Of Mrs Liz
zie Collins. at Smyrna
Misses Helen and Ethel Vandevef
are spending May week" with their
cousin. Miss Bertha Honecker at
Smyrna.
Mrs. Pennell Smith has returned
from visit to friends at Clayton.
Miss Ethel Magill has been the guest
of her parents at clayton.
Miss Elizabeth Creamer spent last
Saturday and Sunday with friends az
Blackbird.
Mrs. Fred CHM has returned from a
visit to Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs Bernard Mattingly
spent the first of the week at Fair Hill,
Nd.
Miss Irene Hasson mas returned from
a visit 90 Port Deposit Mr.
Arthur McClosky, of Summit Bridge,
was "a recent visitor in this city
Miss Carvin and sister have been the
guests Of their uncle at summit
Bridge.
Mrs. Delbert Akin, Of Warwick, Sc
spending few days with relatives
here.
Arnold Stewart and family, of War
wick. have removed lere.
Miss Bertha Dickerson has returned
from visit TO Warwick
Arthur Johnson was recent visitor
in Strickersville.
Miss Mary E. Clark of this city. IS
visiting Miss Sara c. Fands, of Nor.
risville, Pa
Walter p. Carrow, Of Dover. has re.
turned home after a visit to relative.
and friends here.
Miss Clara Curry and Miss Rather
inc Godshau of Germantown, have re.
turned home.
Evening journal., 1907-05-03
An EnIoyabIe Party.

Hill Side School gave pleasant
May party on Wednesday. They
went to Lovers Retreat" Dinner
was served i'm the woods. Flags anil
flowers adorned the LONE table. which
seated twenty-five merry persons. An
enjoyable time was spent in gathering
flowers, playing games and takins
pictures. The party consisted of
Miss Anna b. Fogwell. Miss Edna r.
Springer. Miss Sadie NJ. Dempsey. Miss
Ada H. Davis, Miss Mamie V. Aiken,
Miss Mable s. Davis. Miss Ada g.
Mitchell, Miss Maggie r. harrington,
Miss Florence Aiken. Miss Agnes Mon
tague, Miss Alice Aiken Miss Rachel
Shockley, Ernest Lamborn, Ralph x.
Hill, John A. Hopkins, Jr., Levi Cox
Paul Aiken, Purnel Shockley, Roy
Hill and Nathaniel shockley.