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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-02-01
Second Night a Success.

The second evening of the Bishops
Guild supper was quite as success
full rs the first. Nobody seemed to
mind the snow, and the attendance
was large. The service was excel
lent AMI the ladies of the Guild
maintained their reputation for serv-
ing A No. l suppers. Everything
was dainty and delicious. A good
sum was realized and everybody was
pleased.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-02-01
some GENERAL NEWS ITEMS
v,ooenngs of Importance From Far And
Near of Interest To Readers
of The Capital

psHodslphia, Pa, Feb. Tine CO.,
..,, ,.ytile workers of this city were
1ov erantted Is per cent. increase
- ,roges by the Upholstery Manufac-
y association. The increase is
seaeral, affecting all branches OF the
trade.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-02-01

Brooklyn, y. y, Feb. For a
number Of years Sunday baseball has
Geep under the ban of the law, put a
biII will 5e introduced in the legisla
ture tomorrow making it legal for
amateurs in this state To play baseball
ON sunday. Assemblyman Mooney
viii introduce the bill and he viii
have all the support he may need.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-02-01

,ugusta. Me-, Feb. An order
aainting February p next as
lenpfeIlow Day, in Observance Of
'ba 1ne hundredth anniversary of the
,.a.t Henry Wadsworth Longfellow,
las been passed in both branches of
,b4 Maine Legislature.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-02-01

~t. Paul. Mimi, Feb. 1.-The wealth
vr 81 1907 will long be rememberc .
throughout the northwest as the most
terrible season the inhabitants haN =
experienced in all their lives. IL
suffering throughout the states alon /;
the great northern has been inten; g
and the country has been on the ede"
of starvation and freezing To death.
The coal dealers of the section have
proved to be hand-to-mouth providers,
and when the railroads have been
covered with snow banks as high as
the barns things indeed look dreary
Uhfcapo Ill Feb 1.-The engineC I
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-02-01

Catskill, Ny, Feb. Lice Gu ttiE .
has proceeded on the Hudson rive
With steady progress since it con
menced in January and the aspect g
4 full crop, if not an exceptional. .
large one, are excellent. The zero
weather of the third week in JAM
ary helped things amazingly and til
icemen improved the opportunity 10
the utmost. The conditions in Eng
land are reported to be still bette .
o,erv lake and river having beer
Trulen with thick, heavy ice.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-02-01

H. Louis, Mo-, Feb. There are
already sixteen entries for the inter
national balloon race which viii be
held here in October next. The entry
Iist closed today, but so many inquir-
b.. have been made by European
aeronauts as to conditions, etc., tnat
,be closing date has been fixed for
March J.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-02-01

d. kosh. Wis, Feb. 1.-The armory
t,ildipe here is filled today with the
choicest poultry that can be found in
Wisconsin, the occaison being the an
pnaI show Of the Wisconsin State
poultry Association, which began yes
tsrlav. The attendance is very large.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-02-01

New York, Feb. l.-President Q.
=. Posey Of ths Nevada Copper Min
ing and SmelteT Company, today COM
pl,tcd arrangements for the erection
of n huge smelter which the company
,ontcmplates putting up at Goldfeld,
Nel. The smelter viii be the large
one i'm the world and besides doirs
The company's work will take in cu,-
,om ores. It will be able To deal with
i. 600 tons of ore day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-02-01

chicago, H., Feb. 1.-The enginec
The Washington bee., 1907-07-27
sHELBYVILLE INDIANA NEWS

july 20, l9o/.
Services at the Second Baptist Church
were fairly attended, although Rev. Rob
inson was as interesting as usual. he
people missed a treat.
Mrs. Annie Motely, Mr.. George Muir
ray and Mr.. and Mrs. Withall went to
Harbent Saturday night.
Among those who will attend the
Grand Lodge of K. P. which will meet
at Kokoma, Ind, are Mr.. Tayloe, Mr.
Montgomery, Mrs. Lucy Blackborn and
Miss Fannie Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Handy and children
went to Kentucky to visit friends.
Mrs. Sorted and daughter, also Mrs
Former were here visiting their sister
Mrs. Goode. They also visited theil
other sister, Mrs Brander, of Indianap-
oils. Ind, who was married last Tues
day evening.
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OFFERTORY AT ST. LUKES P. E.
CHURCH


Numerous requests having been made
to Mrs. Louise Hamer Burrell. contral-
to, to again sing "The Lord is my Shep-
herd" this talented and accomplished
lady soloist has kindly consented to again
sing this beautiful Psalm during the Of
fertory tomorrow morning at St. Luke's
Church. Seats free. All are invited.
Master Clyde McDufhe, son of DR.. J.
C. 'IcDufhc naS been sent + IIarrers
Ferry, West Virginia, to recuperate-
This young man is a very bright student
in our High School, and has been seri-
ously indisposed the past two months.
He Is now convalescent
Mr.. w. 4. Clark, residing at Twenty
second and O streets northwest Past
Deputy Junior Grand Warden, F. & A.
Masons, is slowly recovering from Sc
we're illness.
Prof. William Jenifer, Ph.D., OF the
United States Census Bureau, is en-
gagged for the summer in delivering a
series Of lectures. He has engagements
at the leading churches in this and other
cities His subject rs the Christian Re
ligion a Friend to longevity" is in
creasing in popularity. 1t is said that
the Professor grasps the helm of his
subject with the hand of master, and
with convincing logic sweeps all before
him.
The Washington bee., 1907-07-27

elaborate table, to enjoy a grand repast
which had been carefully prepared by
committee from the Grand Lodge No,
3, and a pleasant time was enjoyed un-
I'll a late hour in the evening.
The Washington bee., 1907-07-27
Rev. w. H. Brooks left Seattle, Wash.

NV w. IL La WINS ~ $1,000
and is now in San Francisco, Cal.
Miss Tate, who is visiting here from
North Carolina, and Miss Edna Ratley
visited Philadelphia last week. They
seemed much pleased with the Quaker
City and its people.
Miss Edith Wright IS at the Moses
Cottage, Torresdale, Pa.
Mr.. Lewis Frazier, who has been quite
sick here, IS the son Of Mr.. Henry Fra
zier, Of Frederick, Md.
Miss H. Small is a guest at Lawrence
Cottage, Asbury Park, n. ].
Mr. J J James has returned much
pleased with his recent visit to his mo-
ther, Mrs. Frances James. Of the Hotel
Reformer, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. ane Cornish and daughter, Miss
Rae Cornish, left the city a few days
ago to visit Mrs. Annie Fletcher, New
York city.
Mrs. Susan Holmes, who returned TO
the city a few days ago, was much ben
Gifted by her visit to her parents, at
Hampton, Va
Mr.. Charles A Wilson, after weeks
visit to this city, which IS his home,
has returned to the New Grand Hotel
New York.
Dr. and Mrs. Williams, of this city,
have left Chicago for a visit to Indian
! Territory.
Mr.. NC. Maxfeld of the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing is on leave. He
will visit the Jamestown Exposition and
other important points South. He will
not leave the city until August.
Mr.. Thomas L. Jones left the city on
| Monday for Annapolis, Md, where he
will attend the Pythian Convention.
! Mrs. Bell T. Gilmore, of Jersey City
! \. J.. sister OF Mrs. Eustis Johnson, wa.
brought from Jersey City to her hom'
quite sick. She IS stopping with hei
sister, Mrs. Johnson, 1916 18th st, eet
\. w.
Nine. H. Belle Thomas, of New Jer
sey and Mr.. John H. Becks, of New
York, who were recently married, wer
friends of Mrs. John w. Clark, of Wash
intgon.
Miss Estelle Collier was the guest o
honor at an entertainment given by Nh
and Mrs. z. T Morris, Cambridge
Massachusetts,.
Miss Pearl Barbour expects to leay
the city soon to visit New York city.
Miss Maude E Weeden is having
J splendid time in Connecticut.
Mr.. Edward T. Lee came in fror
New York to attend the funeral of hi
brother.
Miss Estelle Collier, recent gradual
of the High School OF our city, is re
ceiving much social recognition II
: North.
A reception was given Friday Jul
- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wa
= ter Hawkins. at Dallas, Texas, in hone
: of their son. Mr.. William Hawkins, an
. his bride, of Washington, D. c.
/ very enjoyable evening was spent.
p Mrs. William L Bell, of Atlanta, Ga
Il I'll
The Washington bee., 1907-07-27
. .sI78HIUGs -5M02sI80OFT
SHAMS AND VANITY OF THE
.b7is vo7+ss % PRES I4lhN bbs7oIo0 nj
49,. LIatel- LEs.AA,ha.s slrlt, pa. k.al,-


Xadera Hetd7dRittsbnfglb nPs5sBHy zo1
Mr. Editor Your correspondent was
4fat6l4 pleased at Lffe ifenafks Of the Hon.
IiJaRies W. WadsWF6rth, 6f the New York.
Assembly 'Wfiith We're published in Your.
] Paper;di 10 ssss eli zorizsb -doIdg 7
III Theodore Roosevelt present PEfSlfdtent ft
| qf the United States ,gisnes6entlaIly az
] self-made naan91whos hasImadeI lllmseltl
a lpower5to behreckoned rwihs- He's as
man Of great natural force, ,ifhne4ase ego
tfsni. m8atiable greed for not6ritty, and
/ dtsWervlng adherence to his own stand
ards Of morally .....5 sFr-r has =
He has two devouTings apgtbglt1lQns ::
+ First, to become the gEeatest qlans Jlstfhf
world. and asecondg 10 beeginestleichhffa =
rof the eject in the social wOTld.5Hi he
4rnagnate of this country IS 1JolinsB Rock
I.efeifer.. and Theodore R6oSevelt who has
T made use Of R6ckefeiIers abilities and
( following. wants ths head place among
7 the seats of the mighty. - His nPiplSeY
rblead him sonoto aspirations t95bt9rl the
presidency t9nsD85d EB6 5yanltyvooTres
nop6 his Ireschd1 a5id sueHgtfEils 4Tis refor
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The Washington bee., 1907-07-27

A reception was given at the Samar-
itan Temple, I street between Second
and Third streets. southwest, by John
St Joseph Eodge No. IS, l. o, G. S.
and D. OF s., Wednesday evening, July
y in honor of Mrs. Lena Spence, the
retiring Grand Presiding Daughter, OF
Grand Lodge, No 3, who has filed the
Office one year with an unusually cred
table record.
The programme OF the evening con-
sisted of the presentation of a purse OF
thirty-one dollars $(3D for the benefit
of John St Joseph Lodge, No. Is, the
same being raised by the ladies Work
! ing Club of the Lodge. Mrs. Spence
Is an enthusiastic member The pres
entation was made by her. After which
there were many speeches in honor OF
Mrs. Spence's tireless work in the Grand
Lodge, ara also in her subordinate
lodge. and the order in general he
/ exercises were presided over by Mr
Walker REYNOLDS. who made lengthy
address along the line of SamarItanism
after which short addresses were mad
bv the following Mrs. Annie Waters
the newly elected Grand Presid dini
Daughter. Of Grand Lodge No. 3; MT
Tames Belt; Miss Dora Johnson, asso
, ciate to the Grand Orator; Mrs. Ma
tilda Mathews, associate TO the Gfan
4 Chief; Mrs. Mary Garner. past Gfan
Presiding DaqghAtssFsssand MI f1ill' pa
Grand Deputy.
After which the members, with the
many invited guests, sat down 10
The Washington bee., 1907-07-27

.OO.0GS sid 90 9mi1 slOI sykD E44a-
trvnen. stopped to consider the latter
while you are rushing oop in tbs great
sham of pFosperiUl An ambitious man
isnasaaiigerous boaEe, and If allowed to
aEfy3 fsdt1 his udesig1ls without Tar check
from the people OR Institutions areoha-
BE to fan and var and ldes6latfoif will
Il inevitably i follow Ny, prayer is that h4rdt the
American Pepple will baRQslh sgg7lt ggr74lttt i6 ana
returRstos the prigciples OF George n8.a7h-
liiritgton and aAbEaham Lipeoln.Whieh we're
the loVedbf GOD and. country. blWben a
IB4esidsHt stoops 20 4nterferel inhcity and
St1te1 b6i7dU4 hook l5a f6f2ifih lsahe
iiyf hot "a 9anrbitiods f6r ssif-interests; What
l1b5 has l55s l55es not 9td done already, and What 8ill
he do next is the great study OF the
pArQaitsn 72obI5 566daya o. NosIH9 +
He no longer than few days ago de
3qbj88s3ggtf qbj88s3ggtf a76tonRheGt P1nnsyPytf6a4io ffbn
5000 Per 33iRlrRlnm bositi6R TO a 5000
qne, an. appQiafee of t99es t99esaa a4tss ss,9lfePp 9lePpat9'
Matthew QBay 2PdiprssfBfdpItTageRE4 B2}le' -
hPesrpse, aBAgsepeintcdi aR iQhllQl colloTec
kqaarl5 IN CfBis5 place. b5ha only 10RJecFDh n
FIe4d 4hi view wast tedeapuiTe9the $4,000
Fcotored voters IN Ohio IN favor of HI:
R6gt autOcrat and legal adviser, er,n4aft;f bu
t5ss Ref Ref geet get left az sire as two and two
! YEL III 1llIJm III OF H5-E-'l
5faHFle oIPpIsid bus Lsib LiaqJsd nI9L.,,
jsEFhe Honorable James W. YadSwogth y l9J
Ilg1f3 the New York Assembly, sVles Ihe
ofS5re2 Rooseyelt as the bloody here o
IsK4ae5 5Hil1, a fabir and as shambDIagTe g
] 4lty WIFI yNadsworth in part3 and claim h
4t74a1s been guilty of MANY hagrafit viola
I ffi555 lions 81 Of the precepts he has always tai'
| til down Va as to the retention Of efficient me-
4 irrthez public service, that he was sirnpl
| taking when he announced those lott
/ PRINCIPLES. His acts recently stamp hir
pbaaEn unreliable maiE For d long tam
he has INDUCED in lofty sentiments. AN
lffQ1hf Q1hfolates same for qualification OF sci
; Thank God! as Wadsworth says, I'll
bAmeriqan people are aw4ahken9ltlga wal 9 tga59 y > 90
) 56rGreatoF AM Theod9re d5 R5o9fse2yeI R5sfsSe2y
-srFlresidellt Of the United Statfais715
q 1o The Civil War was thezBBgt tIglI
,dIorf mar this Repablic5eHerlyz yztisefifil
ri ead1bllt fGs present taisel icsusehmt
ad+4t 4trsgtanbis. sgtanbis as Abraham EineoF1 SAID +
1b ,5df = 5sfT5iEy 5iy 77lq,frtrv.3 esp tfftlor
-ii- -'iN'- L5WJ!lQ1 T5T&IfaL
e trusts. syndicates have been 'deth-on'
1t and 9srrta}tiens Aei high sbf6eal life ru
sdp ran11jjssfit and he fnefiey pbteeF isjendea
idt 6fBir|5 a |4J u itbaP8l3ad aseagd assaaosls
R569 PFsatiffs$s sIastiff$s 955f6s p s9P5 a5f5 a
al ctesealt9 Qt jthEls Esf44 f44un[I3y 253yef SIT II
II sFJtheThaHds zaf aHf4Y ago tRBe dB55Rg dB5f5Rg1O
iSbiacsInsesfPaofbaIeve q5iasgr gsbb38P1 a
lFek TasRd aha RbHaiBs p PiIat9a Rehl9ad1t.
~ aUsefaT Beasofi FIs1bA1ehV Rtasegkl a
o. Iss483ad Se4adagFs7 ofeEhe ygfearndaist4
Fad Fbio 1ggtze1g Y giant iiaaHt1 riP PF36lHet9andshss
E2R tiR6lf BIZ shfId 1Siatffl 4 The fav9ftg zd1Qt
d. Senator Dick, the great statstftfab
-ee Ohio. is with Foraker in the fight t
IN finish versus T. R, Taft. Longwo
The Washington bee., 1907-07-27
anL1I1A 1l09
DUTITlTT = JUU
COME ONE.
COME ALL.

congregation friends of St s Protestant Episcopal
Church. Rev Thomas Brown rector assstan Rev Heg7Jo
seph Rev Coler) beg their second
Beach, Tuesday August 6 I9uo4ssv
The Washington bee., 1907-07-27

The ommodous Jane Aoseley will leave her wharf Ninth
southwest 80 o'clock am returning the
city ample time the zsa 4snss 5 nj 55s5oi % aasa
Somerset pleasant resort beautifully To-
the Lower Potomac ording the ecursonist bathing
fishing boating grabbing, lgoo 7ed 5d ss
Refreshments will Befuihed at moderate pricesbs d aa
An excellent dinner wifi be served by the Wonans Guild s
gEI I .
Proceeds the benefit of the chrchs 4s1 o bo9 eli s OF
posponernt of wealefgd bah hgoo cd
The Fese2ea to decline admitting improper persons On
this excursion d4oK ssId 81 9rsdr
Monumental Orch Ha9dt afcsSor Charles Hamilton,
I'LL. ION u j I'D s q G o
FsfyGTiituo1 8suu14r OIL ssibgrGI
Fare fQTthe round Tip cento sn gnderI4 Qage
F15 lid I'd sben Tickets can be purchased from
Ph6e Httees o at tbo on the fav Of the eTSion
Isl
The Washington bee., 1907-07-27

etc, and all the scherning kordes Of the
latter car3tf6nt disturb the sefeffityyo Of
Ohio 1Gatetsl Jatt4t ! The colo+ed voters will
stand unit for Foraker, they viii meyer
q forget HE i8ct99ltQf IbnR. toward the
-eIweRHrffth United States Coloreds In
> lfantry ar Brownsville, nFe2las. Foraker
is a friend etoutile 7eoIoredI IMAM he has
lnevef forgotten their 9afof as fflen who
went to the ft6ht in batdeq ahead of
White troops In The Civil War OF the
Rebellion, and Who, took43hea lead up
3 San Juan Hill aBsad Of the Rough Rid
1fersfr He is tbeiE oHue. friend, ,sas gWefi as
othe d,ast friend to- the4 veteransl anfs the
? -GiviIi War, HandI their Ichitdseh9 Foraker
ri showed bhis independen6ed #htnf he took
z his Stand against the Baiifo8da Rebate
5 Bill. iffe simply carried out lhig c6onn5yic-
tons and 4qc1ed IN Gr ac6oFddapeeo With the
dMlsheS PfrBls Go,Bt8Hfslfrs sdI Ifsl sd
s9g l nolginatelJ Jeseph BeHsofb FQTskers of
7fOhiat 6or the next President offhe Unit
uoeds, States and aGoperfofoHC Charles Z.
Hughes. n8F New fY 6rk" a5oWlte-PFesi-
dent rtIoa1iiidgI and lfeef aSstred ifl5f not 6nly
viii 7fhe people Of OHIO 5stGPpott the tick
ct Ag5 ag6AiIda 9iotsASssfq Of this
Union More anon
,sH sc s7sSersh FespeotfnllEl5s7oss WOO
ylIndtemyd. Hawkins,
Civil War Veteran
10 bo0W IT I9IlaH-l9 .nuH 5oG
e1FUNERAL OF AN OLD RESIDENT.
e .lo The funeral of Cecilia Collins, seven
4 tyr years Of age, residence 81 De Frees
r street. northwest took place last sun
51 day afternoon from the Fifth Baptist
5oChurch,L Rev. DE- George 7W Lee,pastor-
BIJIn the absence of the regular pastor,
+ who is spending his summer vacation
. in the mountains of Virginia, the Rev.
II Anderson Taylor, pastor Of Trinity Bap-
: tiSt Church, oficiated, assisted by the
5 IReysi ML Wisenan, Of the colored Lu-
Sptberan Church, and the ReYs vi Rob
B4inson, pastor. of the First Baptist Church
6FI South Washington Deceastd zwac
3 dionea of the Charter members of Mount
= GIVE Lodge No ;, Grand ngnited Order
3f{6f S5TT1aFjtaans and DadgktFfs. 6f Sauna
= RIA, who fattendned the fqQer2lI iTi large
and in fall lWo}lEnipg, Igegalia.
d A1alange number OF dfBgBds1f So paid
ssiE tfablite to- the nieInory b8otiIe tEceased
aniiWR6 way very highly respecaedJihI this
has co{++r1lr1T1I,ritv. J1sDD z1n52 MOI is
66d5 965f 6a55ffP c-2etif55 ag8aihgI aegRe5&&as 50
often and 5ffctioRatsy gFs{ttss99 gFs{ts9956 III iI3vinc
JJf 4drssBgss lsSt BshiRdd ih4g rt4 mqBg%In ne
ID l5ss a number zQf1cllil6Fenh ograndchild
L. dren, and greats grandchildren. Inter
nd fnBiAIAf fBgIAff ia iinnptisI+RHRf6alil ptiisI+RHRf6alil eehgfB3snso
8d pb sns ans oseley lsRbeef.T q fave he
a Ii4Fbarfoq gp3o a8lkaffk a8flkaffk 81 Sharp Pp9 the ct
isskqf % 6rsBHt49dqh6t get lst.a a most er
Of joyable days zouiingsss 5gEaEanteed /
, the committee on arrangements, and tn
-tH'. -c-.tI'ff5f Committee
The Washington bee., 1907-07-27

cans. a-ad-l.anre- -especially to the
-aldA cQNA WIZ At446
TO mn. .NH1FiNRJ III. appl
,hfssBoIb sslSS bebfgf bfSt tafsMi7I9qfO afsMi7I9qO;6 ;6osbpi8ol
lSdiEstE7otm09 SisE7 rcoo4ss thAEthadEst.
isYi0l v,wssaa gydubBnsHent fc
President KkDaResahers tiran Ameri
l64Fhiissf4d6H sysaoh1, t3dktTe
's.' . a ,qto'tssEidtssssyl5B5 yl5B5untrymen mt
not believe su51ea seohH esiRbld
with all frst-class trusts, corporal
railroads. etc, and his fights with
/ are a sham His acts and the ao
The Washington bee., 1907-07-27
GREAT WORK OF DR.. S. L, COR
ROTHERS.
Rise of GaIbrGih Chuych-Order and
Method-Fine AnxihGrieS-PObHidr
Zion Predcher-SrOng Race

No colored minister at thez5CapItal
of the Nation, where more talented men
in all of the various avocat9Rs Cef the
age gather than in any TotheE, city in
the country, has gained more popularity
among all classes in the Short period
Of five years than ReI S.bEoCB46thers,
DID. pastor of Galbraith A No 30 Zion
Church, Sixth strrvto6etNeeJfrHBiahd NJ
streets northwestI ffuO bnomsiG
Galbraith, Which during the admins
tration of this wonderful preacher, has
sprung from 5 4 a c63pbtef to 4tffrse dignity of
a church and WlfiGhJ2ooa9t65k tAadB6nt
in the rank oFZdosn Acknowledgements,
is the religious AscsaGaf IPii9PPqgqffi glf Falld ID
other high conqfGItiq}ppRd decff6lefSi74ftical cff6lefS 44g
dignitaries, as well as noted men and
women Of other religious petsuasf6ns
Corrothers is ranbMtA ranbMtAhaH2OIamag
or Sturgeon ofnhlkG d0rEd0ofO He
breaches a pursnsHgple Egasp 1t5yi4ltIE Of
the Holy Ghost, sPd tt9gat2 2el2quesn}G2teI esn}2teI -97nd
fire which move the hearts Of Christians
and lift them ihtsd az qEqstasg 81 10y and
happiness whoKts s1e3pfehEa ri the hal
lelaiahs and shouts which so oft make
the church ring with that connecting
link between the militant and the tri,
rmohant Church. There Is but one Cor
The Washington times., 1907-08-01
eOLORED MORTALITY
LARGER THAN WHITE
Fewer Typhoid Fever Cases
= Than for Same Period
Last Year.

The health report for the period end
ing July q shows a preponderance OF
Deaths among the cOlored race as COM
pared with whites, there being total
death list of 135, seventy-fOur deaths
chargeable to the colored race out OF a
population of s6,iSS. while the deaths
among the whites. with population OF
ass, ,403, was only siXty-one.
The mortality record OF this past week
shows forty-one deaths due to diarrheal
diseases. OF these recent deaths, thirty
one were among infants under one year
old twenty-five OF them among the col
cred race. The remaining ten deaths
took place In persons aged two years
and over.
In typhoid fever a comparison OF the
conditions, as shown by the record OF
this past week. with the record OF the
same week of 1906. shows iifty-nlne less
than existed at the close OF the 1906
ing the past week there were twenty
eight new cases reported. Offset by eight
discharges, while during the 1906 period
there were fifty-three new reports re-
ceived. During the past week no deaths
took place, while during last year pc
Tiod there were four cases terminated
fatally.
Diphtheria shows one more case than
AZ close OF week previous, there being
two new eases reported, and one death
recorded, leaving eight cases in quaTan-
tine
: Scarlet fever shows two less cases.
no new cases were reported, and two
cases recovered, and were discharged,
leaving four In quarantine.
The one case of epidemic cerebro-
spinal meningitis terminated fatally dur
fnE the week just ended. leaving no
cases recorded as under treatment
The births reported during the past
week numbered l4s Of which nlnety-one
were white. and ffty-f1ve coloTed.
The Washington times., 1907-08-01
GONzAGA COLLEGE
TEACHERS CHANGED

As the result Of the annual assign
ments of priests by the provincial OF
the Society OF Jesus. several changes
have been made in the personnel OF the
faculty Of GonZaga College. The Rev.
William Kean, who has just completed
his novitiate Of third year probation
will teach the freshman class, succeed
ing the Rev. Matthew L. Fortler, who
goes to 81. Andrew SON the Hudson.
Eugene II. Kanedy, formerly Of George
town. succeeds Philip J. Debold, who
goes to Woodstock to pursue his theo-
logical studies.
The feast OF ST. Ignatius, patron saint
of the order, which occurred yester-
day will be celebrated at ST. Aloysius'
Church on Sunday when solemD high
mass will be sung by the Rev. Richard
Tracey, who was recently ordained al
Woodstock Md Father FOrtier will
preach his farewell sermon on Sunday.