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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-31
Judqe Finds Work 700 SorrowfuI.

New York-Magistrate Fred House
is about to resign his position on the
bench and turn farmer He says he is
going up to the Maine back woods,
away from the noise and hustle Of city
life and the long lines of sad faces
which his duties of magistrate obliged
him to gaze on morning after morning
until the sight sickened him. The un-
dercrust Of city life which he saw
turned up in the. courts sometimes nine
hours in the day; the broken tale of
some wife whose husband had beaten
her: the cases which recalled 10 him
Sc often Hoods Son of the Shirt" :"
have SO worked upon House that he
would certainly collapse should cir
cumstances prolong his term much
longer.
House found that he was unable to
listen unmoved to the recital OF all the
narrowing details which were poured
into his ear day by day. Often after
some peculiarly distressing case he
has been seen in tears, and he said
this morning that his work on the
bench has placed him under a more
severe strain than he ever suffered
before.
II finally realized that l ought to
yield to the advice Of my physician
and my friends" he said today They
have for four or five years importuned
me to go away from the maddening
crowd. l I'm going to remain on a
farm Of 160 acres in Maine for a few
years somewhere near the water, and
I shall turn farmer. I shall just have
to forsake the noise and the things !
see here every day."
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-31
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Most Important Happenings Of tn.
Past Seven Days.
Interesting Items Gathered From all
Parts of the World Condensed
Into Small Space tor the Ben
eft of Our Readers.
Personal.

Fmmet Dalton. the ex'Coffeyyille
bandit. who is out of the Kansas peni-
tentiary on parole. is employed as
night clerk at Topeka hotel
Secretary Taft in his speech at Ok
lahoma City advised the people OF the
territory to vote against the adoption
OF the proposed constitution.
The ARM of the Philippines In ses-
sion at Kansas City. elected Capt. II.
A. Crow. OF Connellsville. Pa. as com
mander in chief
Secretary OF War Taft opened the
republican campaign in Kentucky
with an address at Louisville on the
race problem and general political
issues from a southern standpoint.
Postmaster McEroy of the national
house OF representatives, is dead at
Delaware. Ohio. He was rs years
old.
The German empress was recently
injured by a fall which will confne
her to her bed for several weeks.
James A. Finley, OF Chanute. has
been appointed Judge of the Seventh
Kansas district by Gov. Hoch.
The wife OF Lieut. Won Bredow o!
the German army. a daughter of Sen
ator Newlands. Of Nevada, died re
Gently in Berlin.
Attorney General Bonaparte has
been invited to address the Missouri
State Bar association at its annual
meeting in Kansas City in September
DR. Elwood Mead. formerly state en-
gineer of Wyoming. has been appoint
ed by the British government to tbs
position OF chief of irrigation for Aus
tralia at a salary of $4,000 per an
mum.
Mrs. Mary Baughman. aged lO'
years, died recently at her home neal
Springfield, Mo.
Prot Oren Root, OF Hamilton col
lege, Utica. n. Y, brother OF Secre
tary of State Root, is dead.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-31
Miscellaneous.

Gov. Conner, of Alabama, has given
the railroads of the state until Octo-
ber ! to comply with the new rate
law After that date he will call the
legislature and urge the enactment OF
more drastic laws.
Secretary Cortelyou has announced
n new rlan to relieve the financial
stringency. Funds of the government
will be deposited at points where
the stringency occurs instead of in
a lump sum in New York as hereto
fore. The object is to keep the
spectators from protiting by govern
ment aid.
Ex- x-Senator j. r Burton. of Abilene.
and l.. G. Housed and J. II. Yetter, of
the Topeka Capital have purchased
the Salina. Kan. Union. The paper
will be made daily and Mr.. Burton
will have editorial charge.
The final report OF the investiga
ting committee regarding the frauds
in connection with Pennsylvania S
new capitol building has been sub
mitted to Gov. Stuart with recon-
mendation that the attorney general
n instructed 10 btslu
against the guilty parties at once.
J,P. Stillings and w. J. Sewer farm
ers living near Chandler. Mo. en-
gagged in a street duel with revolvers
az Liberty, Mo. resulting in the death
OF Sullings.
The Dick Bros. brewer, of Quincy.
Ill, has confessed Judgment of custer
and paid into the Kansas supreme
court the sum of 81 ,52o.4o
Four persons were killed and eig
injured in a wreck on the Briming-
ham, Mineral roalroad near Birming-
ham, Ala
A Denver and Rio Grande passenger
train was derailed near Fernleaf. Col,
recently and 20 persons were injured.
The cruise of the battleships to the
Pacific coast will commence between
the first and fifteenth of December.
The fleet on its trip to the Pacific
will consume 100, $40 tons of coal.
The annual reunion of the National
Association of Mexican War Veterans
was recently held at jamestown. Va.
A Philadelphia inventor believes he
has found a process by which the heat
of the sun can be converted into
power and predicts that it will dis.
place coal.
Nenezuelas third rejection OF the
proposition to submit the American
claims TO arbitration is embarrassing
the state department and congress
will be asked to decide as to the
measures to be taken.
k.yander Mclver, wealthy con-
tractor of Chicago, was recently
murdered and robbed on the streets
of that city.
Suit has been filed in Texas to oust
the International Harvester Company
of America from that state and for
$l,oOo,ooO penalty.
Two Frisco passenger trains met
head-on just east of Red Fork, l. T,
and caused the death of four persons
and the injury of so others.
fire in Cincinnati recently burned
over several acres Of gro,,nd and
caused a property loss Oh Si50,000.
The bill legalizing marriages in Eng
land to the deceased wife's sister
has become a law after 80 years OF agi
tation.
Japan is said to have purchased /.
900 OF the most improved torpedoel
Of an English company at an expense
OF $5.000.0O0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-09
saldness and cenIus.

"Baldness denotes intelligence.~ said the barber. but on the other hand 1t denotes lack of genius too. Your genius has always good hair.
 William Dean Howells. Psderews ski. Booth Tarkington. W. W. Jacobs. John s. Sargent. Algernon c. Swim burne, George Meredith. H. c. Wells. Joseph Conrad-I could go on inden- nitely-all these living men of genius have leonine locks. Am( the dead I might mention for their nne hair Ibsen. Robert Louis Stevenson. Ten nyson. Lonsfellow, Irving and co oa.
 "The baldhead. as . rule. is intslli- gent, but the genius has thick haiv and a very weak beard"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-09

within the past month requests have been made by several large French concerns for American car agencies From one center in Paris the propost tion has actually been made that tho tour ought to be prohibited.
 Let the American cars enter ou1 races and competitive tests. if they wish to show what they are capable of," says one of the French motor jour nals, Tor if the tour must go on, let French cars enter on an equality with the American vehicles"
 Others, however. realizing that the tour is settled fact, adopt more lenient policy, and are offering tho glad hand. Says Charles Faroux, ono of the leading automobilists in France:
 'The organizers of the tour have wished to prove to the Yankees that . tour of Europe is not especially re served to few wealthy persons, but that party of five can travel through our wonderful countries in automo- piles cheaper than by rail and In the hands of, an agent who will provide far more comforts than is usually pos. sible from most of the foreign agencies. This is not an American ip. vasion, for transatlantic rnanufac. turers know full well that the hour Of Yankee commercial superiority will certainly not be in 1907. It is pro. ject of the highest interest, which can. not fail to impress the prosperity of our tourist regions. That is why we will accord all our assistance to the American motorists and assure them of welcome as worthy of them as of ourselves"
 The cars competing for the gold cup will be subject to the following penal. ties, arranged on the point system. and the winner will be the car losing the fewest points on the entire trip:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-09
Said pIekens exaaaeratsd.

Dr. John Bourne. who recently diee at weardale. England. at the ase of s5, was educated at the grammar school at Washington and vas inti- mately acquainted with the family of the supposed prototype of wackford squeers of Dotheboys hall. immortal- ized in Nicholas Nickleby." h his opinion Dickens story. 90 far ss Dothe. boys hall was concerned. vas exageer. ated and he would not admit that en- ceptional punishment was ever mste6 out to the pupils of that academy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-09

No penalties will be exacted for change of tires or minor repairs to the engine on the road. According to the speed laws. the state of the roads. and the confguration of the country trar versed, a reasonable average speed. suiting all classes of cars. will be indi- cated for each days run. thus allowing the caravan to travel at a uniform pace.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-09

Another Foreign compIiestisn. T suppose you know Reggie has c ways wanted one of these tall Msxicno sombreros7-
 -Yes. What of it,- well, his head nlls 1t now" Fills it.-
 -Yes-flls . long felt vant- Here they cfinched
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-09
-sesusy osessrs'- nsrrsrs.

Compounders of beauty lotions. tIeaches. pastes and powders have thriven from sins Imme1crizl though ,ever e h the prssen< when for tunes are being steadily amAssed by the gentry vho cater to the inborn yearsing of vonankind to impruvo upon nafurs's gtft@Fhni1y Doets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-09
NOTIONS.

NOTIONS.
 Belt Buckles in gilt and oxidized, cut steel and stone set. were 35c and soc, Opening Sale price ..... =. ..... 2jc each Military Pad. 4 strap. extra heavy elastic Hose Supporters. value 35c a pair, Opening sale price IBc pair Flat and ball shapes. plain and fancy cut Ocean Pearl Buttons in shirt waist and coat sizes. regular price 15c to 35c a dozen. Opening Sale price ... ...... 10c a card TOILET GOODS.
 Manufacturers line of fine import ed Tooth Brushes. been shown as samples. worth 25c to sec each. Opening Sale price 1gc each Sanitol Tooth Brushes. with sam pie paste. Opening Sale price. ..- ..... . ....1pc each Diamond edge Razor Strops. qual- ity and utility guaranteed. value soc each. Opening sale
 
 Dr Charles's Flesh Food. special offer. only 1 to a customer. value soc. Opening Sale price sSDe 1ar Eastman's Crushed Roses and Violet Talcum Powder. Open ing Sale price -... = ..15c each Large bottle Listerine. 6oc bottle Fancy boxed. perfumed Toilet Soaps. ] cakes in box Opening Sale price .... ...-- 23r box cake boxed. plain Toilet Soaps. Opening Sale price -.-- 1oc box Triple Extract White Rose and Violet Perfume. Opening Sale price .-- ..-- 2jc an ox Metal framed. standing and hand Mirrors in assorted shapes. value 2sc. Opening Sale price f0r each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-09
JEWELRY.

Carded Bone Hair Pins, assorted colors and shapes. Opening Sale price .... ........ 1Oc card Pin Sets. stone set. value 25c. Opening Sale price. ... .15c set Radcliffe Collar Sets. pins and button. Opening Sale price 1Oc set Best rolled plate Gun Pin Sets in new designs, value 25c. Opening Sale price ....... ..... f5c set Stone set and enameled gold plate Brooch Pins. 25c and soc quail ties. Opening sale price 15c each Plain and fancy gold plate Hair Barettes. value 25c. Opening | Sale price .... f5c each New Bead Necklaces in crystal and jet colored beads. value soc to sl each. Opening Sale price
 ... . ... .. 25c each SIgnet Rings. , years guarantee. one initial marked free. regu- lar price soc. Opening Sale price . . =. 35c each Fancy Gold Plate. Stone Set and Chased Plain Band Rings. were 25c each. Opening Sale price
 ... .... ... i5c each Enamel Good Luck" Clover Pins. value z5c each. Opening Sale price .... . .. 15c each CHINA DEPARTMENT.
 White Cups and Saucers. special
 ------ .------- soc uozen Japanese. yellow ware. Oatmeal bowls. etc. value 12he and 15c. Opening Sale price .-.. sc each Ruby Night Lamps .-.- 1oc each Fancy etched and plain thin glass Table Plumbers. were soc a dozen. Opening Sale price 45c dor Fancy 2 and 1einch cut glass
 Bovls- were ss. ss.s0 and
 s1e-ss each. Opening Sale price
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-09

Folding silk and feather. dancing school favor Fans, in plain. painted and. spangled styles. were 35c and soc. Opening Sale price .... ...... .... 2Jc each Fine fancy leather and black seal. sterling and sterling trimmed Pocketbooks. were $3.50 to s each. also light colors. all with card pocket. Opening Sale price ... ...... ....... $2.50 each Pocket Purses in large variety. were 12 isc to 25c. Opening Sale price .... ........ .1Oc each TRIMMINGS.
 To close. short lengths fine black silk braid Balloons. Appliques and colored Persian trimming. were 15e. 19c and 25c. Opening Sale price .... ...... ...1Oc yd ART GOODS.
 Tomato Pin Cushion. value 10c. sale price DC Double sewed whisk Brooms. value 15c. sale price .... Sc each Washable Dress Shields. value 1oc.  sale price ... ..... ..-. Jc pair 400 count Pins, value sc a paper. sale price y Tor DC Fancy assorted Pin Sheets. value 10c a paper. sale price ..4c each Silk Collar Foundations. value 1Oc and 2oc each. sale price 5c each Best English Pins. value 1Oc a paper. sale price papers for 200 Stamped Muslin Pillow Tops. vio- let design, material to finish. complete. at ---- ..---. 25c Cretonne Cottage Furnishings. as Laundry Bags. Table and Bu- rezu Covers. Pillow Tops. etc. were 3se to 75c each. Opening Sale price .... -... 25e each Renaissance Bureau and Table Covers value e1 to s1-5o. Open ing Sale price -.-- --. Soe each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-09
LONG SKIRTS.

LOlNO SNlN 0s Wide lawn. tucked nounce Skirts.
 Opening Sale prices .....
 .... .. 6gc and 8Dc each Wide fiounce. cluster of tucks.
 embroidery edge. Opening Sale
 price .... .... .S1.25 each Cambric Skirts. fine quality. wide
 hounce. 2 rows Val lace inser-
 tion, lace edge. dust rufie, ac-
 tual value $1.75. Opening Sale
 price ... ....... SIPS each
 PErTICOATs.
 Black Near Silk Taifeta Petit
 coats. light weight with deep q. Aounce and tucks. extra value -rat Sl.5o each. Opening Sale
 price .... ..... ... 0Sc each BOOKS.
 Popular cloth bound Novels in
 fancy binding. were 25c each.
 Opening Sale price f5c each Cynics Calendar and Similar Book
 of Jokes and Short Story vari- sety. were 3sc to 75e each. Open
 ing Sale price .... .... 25c each 3e0 sire Postal Card Albums. fam
 cy Illuminated covers. value soc.
 Opening Sale price ..... 25c each Special on Dimity i 10 Writing
 Paper and pkgs Envelopes
 Opening Sale price .... ....- 35c Stamped from own die. color. .<.... ...- 10c . quire
 Gilt or Silver .-.-.. 15c . quire Orders taken for Card Engraving flor graduating giftst. so .s cards and plate. value ssc- Opening Sale price ... ..--- 69c Balance of broken lines of sizes and styles In fancy silk. leather
 and gilt Belts. were 25e to soc
 each. Opening sale price 10c each BELTS AND LEATHER GOODS Plsin and fitted Bzss. draw string
 and handled wrist. black and
 colon. were s1 and s1.ss each Opening Sale price -- .soc earh
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-09
The Lien sns shs LsmA.

John A Hsrrison. pFU4inent bu1k ness man of stpnsAa1. was ouDg1nDo the other day vhsn hs vuat oue m his back yasd b - Ais pst enf on1 . sqsirrei eating out of fhs m1nD 111A He callsd to hls enk. but 6no on0Iun1 rsfsssd ts Isavs his nsv ssun1 e1u4 -Duu1o pW
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-09

Fine quality cambrc and nainsook Covers, with
 8 rows German Val lace insertion, 3 rows rib
 bon beading lace edge, rows insertion in back, Opening Sale price DUG each Marguerite style Covers in fine nansook. ? rows
 wide embroidery insertion. rows ribbon bead
 ing. lace edge, Opening Sale price Doc Tight Fitting Covers, sizes 34 to 46, high, V,
 square and round neck, lace and embroidery
 trimmed, at 25c, 20c 35c, 33c, 50c and $1 1OO each Black Corset Covers, lace trimmed, low neck
 Marguerite, all sizes, at ....... Doe SLIPS.
 Pink, blue, black and white lawn, at 5Oc SILK Slips china silk, in white. pink and blue, at .t.... ..... ...... .. $2OO Rufles plain and dotted lawn lace trimmed, gives the shirt waist blouse effect. Opening
 sale prices ... ..... .......... 25c and 5Oc Muslin Drawers good quality, tucked rufie, all sizes. Opening Sale price 2oc pair Lawn tucked rufle Drawers. hamburg trimmed
 with lace insertion and lace edge. Opening sale price DUG pair Extra size Drawers. fine quality cambric wide
 tucked rufle Opening Sale price ..... 5Oc GOWNS.
 High neck, long sleeves, tucked yoke, Opening Low neck and short sleeve Gowns lace trimmed,
 worth 75c. Opening Sale price ...... soc High neck. long sleeve, tucked yoke. with mar
 embroidery rufie, value sl25, Opening
 Sale price SlOO cacn Low neck short sleeve Gown. rows lace bead ing. ribbon and lace edge, value SIPS, Open ing Sale price .Sl.OO each Low neck. short sleeve Gown. wide embroidery,
 insertion. finished with plain lawn band, rib-
 bon run through. actually worth to-day s1.39.
 Opening Sale price ..... Sl.0o cach EXTRA SIZE Gowns, sizes IS, 19 and 20, high
 neck and long sleeves. tucked yoke, neck
 and other styles. at s1, SIPS. sf.75 and S2 each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-09

Sample Jumper Suits in black silk. side and box pleaed skirt. waist trimmed with braid Open ing Sale price .......... $12.75 each Panama Jumper Suits in black blue and gray tafeta trimming. pleated skirt. Opening Sale price s.:=. $7.85 each A lot of 20 Eton Suits in black and white and brown and white checks also plain blue. brown gray and black Panama, serge and broadcloth. Coats trimmed with srappings of cloth, silk braid and buttons, peated skirts, regular prices from $17 to $24 Opening sale price $14.OJ Semftted and Box Coats in all the light plaids. checks and stripes, collar and cuffs trimmed with brown or green broadcloth, silk braid and buttons, Opening Sale price ... ... $5.05 each MISSES SUITS. sg r complete line of Misses Suits in navy blue and white serge. also white mohair, in Peter Thomp- son styles all prices from S7.O5 to S2O.OO Childrens Coats in sizes to IA years. regular price $5, Opening Sale price ...... .... $3.75 SKIRTS. Ladies' Walking Skirts in navy blue and black. also a very good line of checks stripes and gray mixtures in Panama cloth, we're S6, Open- Ing Saie price ...... ...... ...... $4.0J SHOES. E
 Childrens Shoes in fine kid and box calf, light and weted soles. button and lace, regular price $2. Opening Sale price $1.40 pair Ladies' Patent Kid Oxfords. light and welted soles butcher and plain styles, medium height heels, regular 8 lne Opening sale price S2.25 pair Ladies fine Kid and Box Calf Shoes button and lace, light and welted soles regular price $2.50a pair, Opening Sale price ..... S1.75 pair MUSLIN UNDERwEAR.
 CORSET COVERS.
 Good quality cambric. with rows lace insertion. beading and ribbon lace edge. sizes. trimmed, every size in stock. Opening Sale price .... ...... .... ...... ........ 2oc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-09

100 pieces Corset Cover Embroidery, all good pat
 terms, on fine quality cloth, worth 39c yard. Opening Sale price 25c yd 51 pieces fine quality Nainsook Edges and Inser-
 tons worth 25c yard, Opening Sale price 12 ac yd 25 pieces deep Founcing. IS and 20 inches wide
 all good patterns. worth soc yard, Opening
 Sale price .25c yd Ecru Net. S6 inches wide, worth 75c yard Open
 RUCHINGs AND D,HANDKERC4IEFs 100 pieces White, Pink and Blue Ruching, splen-
 did quality, all new goods. regular price 25c
 Opening Sale price .... ...... .... 1216c yd Mems ALL LINEN Handkerchiefs, H. s.. subject
 to manufacturers imperfections. nothing that
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-09

will affect the wearing, goods in this lot worth from 17c to 25c each Opening Sale price 1Oc each 100 dozen Ladies' White Handkerchiefs. in the new checks, all hemsched, Opening Sale price ... ...... ...... ...... ......... 25c WAISTS.
 Black and White Madras Waist, button front, long sleeve, all sizes, regular price soc, Opening Sale price ........ ...... 3Dc each White Lawn Waist, button back, short sleeve, front of embroidery and tucks, tucked back, collar and cuffs edged with lace, regular price $1.25, Opening Sale price ..... 95c each White Lawn Waist, button back, short sleeves, front of allover embroidery and tucks, tucked back. collar and cuffs of insertion and lace, Opening Sale price ...... .... $1 25 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-17
Births Reported.

The following births were reported to the
health office during the past twenty four
hours:
George B. and Anne B. Brown, September
s, male.
James II. and Sarah T. Johnson, jr., Sep
TENDER 13, female.
Edwin C. and Julia Eckel, September II,
female.
Francis S. and Harriet Maghon, Septem-
Der r. female.
Philip and Josephine Cosomano, Septem-
Der 10, male.
Charles and Mabelle Just, September 0,
male
Bernard D. and Pauline C. Crowley, Sep
TENDER IA. male.
Lucien S. and Alice E. Read September
r. female.
Joseph and Nellie G. Mathews, September
II. female.
Harry S. and Mary s. Wood. September
IL, female.
Claudius ]. and Mary E. Neis, September
0, female.
Charles G. and Gertrude B. Schultz, Sep
George s. and Olive P. Whitmore, Septem-
Der IL, male.
Coye l.. and Althea w. Himebaugh, Sep
TENDER o, male
Claude T. and Emma L. Thompson, Sep
TENDER 13, male.
Charles and Daisy A. Winterburn, Sep
TENDER 10, male.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-17
Hotel Arrivals.

Ebbitt-F. B. Lee, New York; John Elan
merry, Savannah, Ca; c. A. Lee, New York
Victor S. Bryant, Durham, N. c.. H. s.
Waite, Philadelphia Patricl, Henry, Clarks-
vile, Tenn.
acknowledgements Richard Wayne
Parker, New Jersey; II. ]. Warner and Mrs
Warner, Chicago; John L. Sullivan, New
York; H. B. Henderson, Cheyenne, Wyo.
H. c. Warner, Chicago; A. ]. Lennon, Bos-
ton.
Raleigh-D. P. Markey Port Huron
Mich; G Hull. Carthage. Tenn; George E
Brooklyn, N. Y; w. N. S-urgess, New
York.
New Willard-Charles S. Miller New
York; S. Hamilton, New York: F. P. War
field, New York; s. w. o. Boss, Philadel-
phia; w. ]. Mccarthy, MaysviIe. Ky,:F F
White, New York; William Haines. Boston
Riggs House-Grant Hammond Connect
cut; Charles F. Evans, Philadelphia Pa
James MCGEE, New York; G. S. Anderson
and Mrs. Anderson, California; T. e Nc
Call, Wilmington, Del; E E. Rudd. New
York; J. l. Mcmahon, Baltimore, Md
Shoreham-F. w. Frat, Mrs Frat and
Miss Frat, Kansas City; j. B. Swan and
Mrs. swan, Marshall. Va; Charles B. Ladd
Boston; Mrs. F. Weber and Miss Weber,
Berlin, Germany; ]. w. Gardner and Mrs,
Gardner. Troy, N. Y; Francis Larkin and
Mrs. Larkin, New York; Miss V. W Iarkin
New York; Miss Marjorie Larkin. New
York; G. B. Larkin, New York: James
Hamilton, New DIRK city; William r.
SBren and I,1 family Detroit, Mich; F. j.
Luescher. New York; H. c. Butler. Prince.
ton, N. J.; P. S. Chambers, Pittsburg: 70. @
Martin. Brooklyn; ]. ]. McGrath and Mrs
McGrath New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-17
Condition of DR.. Stafford Improved.

Information has been received here that
Rev. DIR. Stafford pastor OF St Patr!ck's
Catholic Church. is improving In health as
result of his sojourn al Atlantic city.
According to statements made at ST. Pat
ricks rectory DIR. Stafford will probably res
turn 10 this city about October I.