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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
DoWAGER QUEEN SOPHIA.
Her Condition il such az to Occasion
Anxiety

Stockholm. Dec. 1.-THE condition of
DoWager queen sophia is occasioniug
anxiety. Tho strain upon the queen
incident tO the illness and death OF
King oscar was very severe and since
his death sho has been almost C0u-
stantly confined Co her bed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
NINE. TETRAZZlNI.
Famous Prima Donna viii Appear in
Manhattan Opera House Jan. 10

New York. Dec. 11.--Oscar Hammer
stein announces the appearance on
Jan. l5 al the Manhattan opera House
of Mime Tetrazzni the famous prima
donna. who has been immensely sue
ccssful ln London this season. The
announcement is made formally and II
is said that the singers first appear
aure in Sew York win be iu la. Ira
yIata." Mr.. Hamerstein's agent in
London has been negotiating for some
time with Mime. Tetrazzini. but IL was
necessary to secure the cancellation OF
other contracts before she was able 10
come to America. Mime. Ietrazzini
sang several years ago at san Fran
cisco but has revor appeared In New
York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11

seen making his way TO the president.
Office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11

Mr. Mc5Winc said MI counsel nan
aafed him 10 bring Ware to him so they
fWnrs ana COUNSEL could talk over
matters ao both Ware ana himself could
be- refreshed bon mrmofy conf n-
uinp witness said Counsel ln-
tmated 10 me that he and Ware had
hold "a conversation On which Ware Hald
there had been "a conversation between
Day and V0sf luw before che shooting.
"Mr Counsel told moe mat D. knew
Lat I know 10 we tlfuisei any inside
faCts about the case ID would create am
uproar In fraternal circles. A great deal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11

4 Newspaper Value ns an Advcr-
Using Medium Is Determined by the
Character OF It's Circulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
Set iiber 60 sSadren

i6on tpuroe Mrs. @insIotp's Sootb-
ing-SDrlp BON Wiaionen ton Wtiit-
tern beirn 3obnen Der 4inoer ange-
menoet. @irit On i'm .S9lafe bur9
oas S1reien zines &inoes geItort,
6os i'm 8abnen lift un6 Dor G9nler5en
peinta 8enn 10, Iafie iofort cine
SIoibe bon .Wfrs. @inslotD's Sootb-
ing-Sprnp" 6cIcn. Sein Mert lit
unbe5abIbar. gs miro oem fleinen
2ei6enoen iofort 2inoeritng beri9af-
fen. 8erIaBt .eu9 oarauf, Wtiitter,
es lit fein 3peifeL oariiber. @s beilt
Diarrboe, reguliert ben Mogen uto
Die yeieren, beieitigt @ino-4olif, er-
tpei1t ben @aumen, berbinoert gnt-
aiinoung nno it6rft bas gan5s Sp-
item. .Mrs. @inslotp's Sootbing
Sprup~ fir 5abnenoe &inoer lit an
eenebm i'm @eI6nad; oas 9fe5ept
itonlmt bon eineu Der belten peibIi-
den gIer5te in ben Ser. Staoten. gs
lit Bel ollen 9ruggiiten in Der gan5en
8elt 5u baben. Breis 25 Gents per
Sloi6e. 4auft nidts onoeres als
.Mrs. @insIotp's Sootbing Sprup. :"
@arantiert u1ter Der Soob ano
Drugs 9Ifte, 80. SUM- 1906, Serial
9elln1rner 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
lteber oen bereits oernelbeten

l1eber Den bereits gelneloeten
lei6ten llnfaa tpel6er Dem oeut i6en
&aiier 5uitieB, ols er auf Dem 8a-
raoefelo bel Sonnoper Die 5rort ser
&riegerpereine obritt uno fem 8fero
onf Dem noiien 2ebnlbooen init oen
StnterfilBen ausr1ti6te, tperoen nod
einige irtereiionte gtn5elbeiten be-
fonnt. Gem 9oiier entfiel ser Mnr-
l6aaitab, ols bos 8fero 1tiir5te. Oo6
fam Der gelponote Geiter ielbit itebeno
u1f ben 8ooen uro Der eit15ige Gda-
Den, Der feitgeiteqt peroen fonnte,
NOR, boB ein Stiefel oes &oiiers cine
8leIiur oopongetrogen botte. 3u ben
i'm 1ngebenben Sffi5ieren auBerte
Der &aiier: u9as lit Elm teuerer SpoB.
IS foitet cine 8otple fir 1an1mtlihe
Sffi5iere oes 3ebnten @rlneeforps."
ltno ols Der &aiier ipater 8efebl gob,
oaB in alien Sffi5iersneiien ouf feline
Soften @ein lerbiert tperoen IoIIte,
benerfte er: o0ieie fleine 8uBe an1ii@
itert mid ltngemein." Ser &oifer
manote oa eine Srooitton Der prelt-
bii6en s(rmee ouf fi6 ielbit on. Die-
ier gerndB bat ein Sffi5ier, ipel9er
BET elmer Sruppenbeiidtiglng unfrei-
millig oen Sottel nerlaBt fir Die &a.
meraoen cine 8otple au 1penoen.
= @ie berloutet, miro @oiier @il.
belm BET ieinem 8eiu9 in @nglan6
cine Seirot 8pii6en ieirer ein5igen
So6ter, 8rin5eiiin 8iftoria, uno Dem
8rin8en 2eopolo, Sobn bes beritor-
benen 8rin5en Seinrid bon gatten-
berg arrangieren. Brin5eIiin 8ifto+
ria lit Is Sabre alt, 8rir5 2eopolo
18. 2ebterer lit ein 9ruber Ser &o-
nigin bon Spanien.
= Cine BON elmer 3eitung in
0porto, BortugaI, erri6tete Sribiine,
auf Der cine Gerloiung ftattfano,
Itiir8te 8uiammen. @egen 500 Neen-
I6en itiir5ten nit auf oen 8ooen.
3ebn muroen eetotet uno adt5ig ber-
lebt.
0as aomite BON 9tr6iteften,
oas> nit Der llnteriu6ung Der ct.
Rauls-&atbeorole IN 2onbon betrout
puroe, but beribtet, oaB oas ebrtpiir-
oige 8auiperf iid5 5rpar in feiner bi-
reften @efabr befanoe, oaB aber 9or-
Ii6tsmaBregeln ergrtffen iperoen
riiBten, nm Elm lln9liid gu nerbiiten.
0ieie &otbeorale iinft ieit 5mei Sabr-
1lnoertert, nun iollen Die 8ooen= uno
8oiieroerbaltniIie unterlu6t iperoen,
MD ernpfieblt oas &onlite, boB io=
fort nit Ben notigen 8auarbeiten
begonnen meroe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
5. & 9. u. sabm.


ssa@ auen Morb.Geras= =gunftet
=. 4 11br unb 800 bormittass
sa3 Ct 2ouis, Waempbis uno benz Often
-. !. 1.20 1lbr na6nlittags.
gea& ssurosGegas, aanfas Gitb unb Ct 2ouis
=. 80. $50 11br aberos.
ssa9 WaeItfo =. 1920 llbr borntittaes
MntMnft.
Bon Ct 2ouis uno EN- Often $50 moreens
Bon IofaIen gunften -. 1910 morgens
Son st. 3ouis unb benz Often +. 725 abenos
Bon aareeo unb Wsegifo 100 na9mittoes
g. eeais & gan Sraastaso 8asu.
abfaRrt
ga@ Sort smitb. epringfieIb, ct. 2ouis, aans
fa8 9Th, gbicago Is. & q. &C. 9epot)
49,. $50 abenbs
Antnnft.
Bon ct. 2puis, aanfas Gitb, 9aris. Gbtcago
-. 1910 morgenS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03

iiBtunL oenn bas alte 8lodbons, oas
Grant beipobnte, befinoet iid nod
INNER auf Der Sornl.
gtus @Ibanp in 0elp yorf miro
gelneloet: Sofo6 SeneB, einer Der
angeiebeniter oellti9en 5arn1er bon
S6obarie County, bat our9 oen
itatteebabfen 8rono ieines 12 Weilen
iiiolfh BON Wiooleburg aeleeenen
5orn1bauies 5fpei &inber bon orei
uno a6t Sabren uno ieine 81 Sabre
olte Mutter, Srou Sobn SeneB, tpel-
DIE in ben Slammen umfamen, ber-
loren. Seine Srau uno feline So1-
ter erlitten BET Dem 8eriu9e, Die art=
oeren gu retten, idmere 8ranotpun-
ben. Seneb ielbft unb feline beioen
Sobne paren 5ur 3eit oes 6euers
bonn Sauie abtpefeno.
= @oupernenr 8oroaman bon
Waiiiiiiippi beobiidtigt, nod ieinem
gfiidtrit bonn Mmte, in Sadion eine
neue @orgen5eitung u9be sSiiue"
beraus5ugeben.
slus Solution in BenniDl=
banien miro beri1tet: Die @attin oes
Stredenporlnonnes Ebos. &arnes bat
ourh @eiitesgeeenipart uno Mnt els
men i9lin1nten @iierlbabnunfon ouf
Dem @bensburger 3meige Ser 8enn-
iplbania 8abn obgeipen6et. 3tpei
nit &oble belaoene @aggons perlie-
ben Elm Seitengeleiie unb liefen ouf
Die Sauptitrede elm, mo lie an elmer
8ieguns gum Steben famen. Srou
&arnes fab bies itn6 tpuBte foelei9,
bob Der nadite 3ug in @efabr elmer
&ollifion fdipebe, tpesbalb iie oenl
3uge cine CUTE Strede tpeit entgegen-
lief uno bos @efabriignal gab. Die
Srau miro berntutlid bafiir entipre-
deno belobnt peroen.
= &obert b. 3. Colt, 9apitGn ser
8unoesarmee in 8eniipn elm Sobn
oes befannten oelttiden Generals ST.
FREQ BON Der @olb, lit na1 lalger
aranfbeit in Detroit geitorben. Ct
erblifte IN Berlin Dor SO Sabren oas
2i6t Der @elt. Den oeuti1<franao-
iiiden &rieg rnobte er nit nnb fam
bonn nod ben Ser. Staatett, benen
er nit Ius5ei6nllng als Sffi5ier i'm
Z. sSnfalterie-Hegirnent oiente.
Cine 0epei6e aus San 5ran-
cisco melbet: gs fino feline peiteren
6alle BON 8euIenpeit bier erltoedt
moroen. Die @eiunbbeitsbeboroe lit
oanon, oaB feine @efabr
fir eine @usbreitrtne Ser Seude bor-
bonoen lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
SeEas ..

= S5n Der S1rberei uno deuliiden
4einigungsanitaIt bon 6. $. Senoon
in gL Haio erltitan6 our6 eine @os-
erploiion Elm Seuer. @1breno Die
Seuertpebr Dos Seuer befantpfte, er-
folgten nod 5tpei tpeitere grploiionen.
8ei Der eriten grploiion tpuroe Der
4ei5er oes gtabIiifements idtper ber-
lest, BEL ben ipdteren @rpIofionen er-
litten Sermann SiIle, Sreo 8. Out
der, S. g. ssrmin itno George 8.
Sneenep, olle bier Meitelieoer Der
6euertuebr, 8erlesungen.
+ - glus Srieorihsburg miro ge.
meloet, es iei bort am Montae Elm
i6merer geeeniaaner eefouen.
= Sn Souiton fino Die Qnloeen
Der Stanoaro Milling Co., bic aus
elmer 4eisniible, elmer Meblmiible
uno einetn @etreioe.glebotor beitan.
ben, obgebronnt. Der @eionlmtido.
ben belGuft ii6 ouf $500,000.
- Die 8ereinigung Der 2anbbrief-
trigger bot om Wontog in auitin ibre
Sabresberiantmlitng abgebnlten.
Der Souiton ln6 Geras gentralbnbn,
Der Souiton uno Teas GentrnIbobn,
fiel IN @uitin beim Snipiaieren eines
6rodt5uges apii9en apei @ogen.
@r 5og iib oobei 10 i6pere 8erlesun-
gen am 8opf 81, oaB er innerbaIb
elmer balben Stllnoe itarb.
Die neue Staatsbeboroe Der
8arbiere bat cine @n5abl 9eeeIn fir
bic Siibrung 6es garbiergei96ftes
aufgeitellt. Die meiiten be5ieben iih
auf &einbaltung Der llteriilien uno
Der 8orbierittbe. Die 8eb6roe bat
iih aud gegen oos iogenannte yGloie
Sbobing" aisgeiproben.
= llnier Staot bat ouaenblidlid
893,44t idulpflidtise 9inoer inner,
balb ieiner @ren5en. gon oieien iino
708,966 neiB unb t84,475 farbia.
Der nSeros 0olfsbote" in
8renbam, cine unierer belten tero.
niiden 3eitl,ngen, Die augenbIidlih
bon unierm alten 6reunoe Senrp
Meper reoieiert miro, bat ieinen 95.
s5abrgang begonnen uno iif bel Die
Ter @elegenbeit in elmer biibi6en
Grtrn-9lusgobe eingeltellt. @ir MIN
i1en ibm BON Ser3en Slid 5u Die
fem 9age uno boffen, 6nB er nod
niele SSobre nit oemielben @ifer Die
SSSntereiien oes Deuti6tlifns pertreten
moee, mie er es bon slnfane an getan
bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
@orsiialidler aaffee.

Mon min ni6t aIlein gut eiien,
ionoern ail6 gut trinfen. gu elmer
grten Mabl5eit gebort eine quite SaIie
&offee uno Die erbdlt man imSDn
Son &eitaarant, 210 Slt Commerce
StraBe, tpenige 2iiren meitli6 bon
oer nSreie Brelie". Der &affee miro
auf fran50ii6e 9lrt 5ubereitet. 9o8u
giebt es ielbftgen1a6tes 8rot ltnb
9adpert aIler Sorteu. gsomentIi6
ou6 beirn 5riibltiid miro man Die
@obItat elmer bor3iigli6en Soife
&affee enlbfiuoen. Serr M az NJ
Die iebt einen StoI8 oarin ieine
@Gite in ieoer @eiie 5ufrieoen8lt-
fteIeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
gam NrotunsbiQe,

Der BUG ber euniet gietoria 9ibifton, aIbs
fabrt 7.O5 morgens. madt in BIacebo gerbins
bune nit Der Gulf goait Cine fir Corpus
gbriiti. slnfunft bort 4.55 nahmittaes. Intunft
in gropnebiue e.25 abenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
@iienbabll=6a1
g. u. & u. 8obn

pSabb grodet1s3us mad Soufton, GaIbeiton,
Beaumont utb Orange @bfabrt 8 llbr abenbs,
@nflnft 755 tnoreens
gso6 serrebi1e, abfabrt $50 moreens, an,
innft bort 11.3o. abfabrt bon aerrbine ubr
na1mittaeS. Nnfunft tn Gun Mntonio 7.50
abenbs. Sur samitaes na@ aerrbiue: 115r
na5mittaes. EidTobrt bon bart Montaes 5.,1
morsens, Gnfunft in San autonio $50 NOR.
eenS
gsaG guero. goafum, Souitpn, eaIbefton,
@tooings, 8odbaIe, Cameron nto @oco, slb.
fabrt s.45 bormittogs. anfrnft 11br morgens.
gta1 8eebtlle, Corpus Gbriiti. sllice, Motbts
@ranfas GaB, @odport, abfabrt 1.50 nabs
m.ttac8 mno 8 1lbr abenos. Mnfunft 755
moroens uno 1.50 na@mittaes.
gsa1 SaIfurias, slbfabrt ubr abenbs, an
furft 755 mpraens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
SerIoren un6 aefnn6en,

8erIoren 5tpii9en $50 eeitern
Morgen uno belite Wsittog Elm billio-
ier 4nfal nit Wagenbeibperben uno
Gopfmeb 6ur9 6as 6inben elmer
gbo9teI Or. Sings geeuen 2ebens-
BiIIen. @arortiert gegen giliofit1t,
Walaria uno @eIbiu6t. so Gents
be; aboIpb 9reib uno 81. gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03

Sic 9aalthe
FreiG PTeSSe fuer Texas
erIbeint nit Musnnhne bes
Sonnta9s unb foitet
$500 fiir Sas Jahr
poer. $500 fiirEs Wipmnts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
M. 8 & Z. 8ab,,.

Ra& gaeO, Sort gBortb. Dallas. &anfas gitp,
Ct 2ouis mnb Chicago, tdeli@ (sunfet
DepoD 900 abeHos
2ofaI5us bia emitbbiIIe :. . 7.30 Oormittags
stIamo Special mad Gutiibbiue, Souiton, GaIs
beitoH 1925 abeHos
Aatnnft.
Bon Chicago. ct. 2ouis, aanins gitb. Dallas,
Sort @ortb un6 asaeo, tdeIi& (Sunfet
Depot -. 7.30 morgens
9ofnIaug bia GmitFbiIe >. -. 9.05 nbenbs
sIIano GpesiaI bon emitbbine, Souiton, GaI'
ssftou 6.25 moreens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
9prrefppnoens.

SorrespDnoens. - Content, ben /.
Sept. @dbreuo in jiia9iter Seit in Der
llmge9eub 0tters &egenihauer fielen,
mir aber itets Die Nusfdufer rrbielten,
melde nur ben Staub le9ten, puroen
mir uber uor9eteln enoli9 nit einem
itdrferen gteoerldfag beeliidt.. 3pei
i'm Noroen uno Siioen auffteigenbe re,
senidtpere @eluitteriuolfen pereini6ten
iid bier lnb lieBen i6ren Snbalt auf
bas buritenbe Groreib nieberrieIeln
3war 1T es nod nidt binrei9enb ben
tief auseetrodneten 8poen 5u erpeit1en,
ba5u beoarf es Der 5fterea Wieberz
polun9, aber immerbin giebt es benz
@raspuds, Der felt @oden idon gum
Stiqitano sefommen mar, neuen ssm.
puls, Inn bic ausseborrte fable 8ieb<
ipeibe nit friidem Grin au bebeden.
90 MIN au6 Die Serbitausioat Der @ar.
tofeln pOrSunebmen iit, fam bieier gtes
gen ebenfaQs ipie serufen. Sn 6olse
bieier 9rodeHbeit nabm baS @inernten
Der 8aummplle einen unoebinberten
6orteans, 70 boB in Nnbetraht bes
Winberertrass big @n5e bieies Monats
penig mebr Doer piellsidt nibts mebr
aus ben Telbern gu bolen fem iplro.
Gin Manfo bat tuobl Sober au perz
5eidnen, oieier ipeniger, jener mebr.
9afiir fnben iie aber b6llise Defuua
i'm 8reiie. 90 tpuroen ae1tern tuieoer,
ipie i6on einmal, iiber IA Gents pro
9funb in Beimar be5ablt. &edt an=
9enebm!
Geit bem l. Mai bat unIer amtseif=
ri9er Steuereinnebmer @. &. 5ebren@
famp nit ieinem 8ruber als @ebilfe
unh bonn goun:b 2lnipalt 8. 6olt unterz
ftibt, fir bas County an riidftdnoiaen
Steuern Die Summe BON $2927.O6 err
lanst. Sir ben Staat iit Die Gumme
nidt einbe9riffen. Der er0Bere 4eil Der
&iditdnbe batiert oie!e Sabre surif unb
es bat oiel Mibe unb grbeit eefoItet, bic
betreffenoeu 8arteien 5u finben; iepudb
lie iinb 9efunben unb sum 6erappen her
ou9e5o9en iuorben 9ef colorado gi=
ii5en" maint bier5u: ,,8ir Se9liidpiinz
iden oieie 8eanten ) oieiem a'dnsens
ben @rfol9 II. ipdbreno etli6e Der 9elin-
quenten ni6t in beitem 6umor BEL bieler
Sade lein m6sen, 70 finbet iie aber Die
Siai9uns Der iteuer5ablen6en 8iiraer.
8enn es Die 8fGidt beS eineu 8iiraerS
1T, Steuern gu 5ablen, 70 iIt es GHidt
fir 9t(le uno 1T es @inem erlaubt 5u ents
luiiden, 10 pirb Die 8trbe fir ben milf
gen 3a6ler umIo idmerer."
3rob Der bisber berrI6enben Sise-
SO b's 100 @raS 5abrenbeit - 1T Der
@eiunobeitssuituno ein gutter au nennen,
in Der Staot tuie auf bem Qnnbe.
G. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
81. ssais & san Sransiaso sasu.
gpntberm Hacific Sabm.

MbfGgrt.
mad Stem Orleans, Soufton nno @aIoefton,
tdeIid :. >. 114O mittaes
uIo LOU uuelIO5
Sad eagle 9aB. 81 gafo, Californian unb
Waegifo :. 500 bormittaas II. $50 abenos
aHtxnlt.
Bon 9seiu Orleans, 5oufton unS @aIbeiton,
tdgIi& ..... 7.35 morgens
unb -. ..... 500 na9mittag5
Bon 81 gaio, GaItfornien unb @erito !.
:. lilo borutittags
unb :. 500 ahenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03

&beumatisuus i6n1erabafter in
oieiem &limn, ols irgeno elm onoe
reg 9ei6en, furiert 6lrb oas 4eaept
go, 1851, bci Gimer G. slmenS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-03
8ittsrie Siuiiton. q. 8. e. .. ".
(OnIf Sbore.l
Mbfabr.

gadb Guero. 8tctoria. 9ort 2abaca. Corpus
gbriftt, BroipnsbiIIe, 8tio @ranbe, gitb.
@oIiao, Beebiue, @barton, 8aIacios unb
poulton 1.o0 nor9enS
MAfMmft $50 abenos
Der Sam SunftonA mad Guero. gictoria,
98bartpn uHb 9oufton;
abfaHrt -. 7.55 abenbs
aRfRuft ........ 4. 700 morsens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-18
Art Museum That is Used.
From Harper's.


The largest commission for mural deco
ration ever received by single painter In
this country was awarded some two years
ago to John w. Alexander by the trustees
OF the Carnegie Institute of Pittsburg. When
these words reach the reader a portion of
the paintings will have been set in place
and become. as everything else In the in
stitution, free to the people,
Things grow pretty rapidly In this coun-
try. but not always under conditions 80
favorable and In response to needs SO en-
lightened' as those which have promoted the
development of the Carnegie Institute. The
founder, on the opening day, presented to
the trustees sum of money. the income
of which was to maintain. as additions to
the library, a museum of natural history,
department of fine arts and a school of
music. 1t has been IN this fourfold ca
pacity, and especially, to ourselves at any
rate. in connection with the last two
branches. that the institute during the last
ten years has ranked among the greatest
centers of cultivation in America
While the population of Pittsburg. accord
ing to the census of 1900, was 321 .616. and
that Of Allegheny, a year later 129, S96-a
total of 451, 512-the yearly average of visl-
tors to the Carnegie Institute has been 500,
COO!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-18
Three Will Become Bachelors
Of Science and Ten Bach
e1ors of Art as Reward
for High Standing.

Thirteen young women of George Wash.
ington University will graduate from
that Institution at the regular commence
ment exercises, June 6. After that date
three of them will be bachelors of SCI
ence and the remaining ten bachelors
Of arts
The year 19O6-07 has been successful
one in the collegiate. department of the
university, both from the standpoint of
and from the efforts to build
up a university, national in every re-
spect. The senior class has been jealous
in raising funds by personal suhscrip-
ton of it's members in accordance with
the student campaign. In addition to
other efforts along this line, the Pf Beta
Phi Fraternity secured the services Of
the Ben Greet players for the night Of
April 80. The play presented was Much
Ado About Nothing" The financial out
come fortunately did not make the title
of the play appear in the least signifi-
cant.
The girls of the senior class who en-
gagged in this enterprise are as follows:
Mabel Lavinia Scott was born in Par
kersburg. w. Va, where she received
her primary and academic education.
She spent two years in the Woman's
College, Baltimore, and entered George
Washington University September, 1905.
Miss Scott's special study is English, in
which she has attained high degree Of
excellence. Her attention to the subject,
among other good results. aided greatly
in the preparation of her Grafton, The
Function of the Commonplace" which
won for her the first prize In the Davis
prize speaking contest April 2. The
grafton gave evidence Of careful prepa-
ra ttop and logical thought. and the de-
livery was remarkably good.
These contests always occur about two
months before graduation, and only
members of the senior class are eligible.
The primary object of the competition is
to develop ability for speaking without
ito think on ones feet"
Miss Scott was allowed 80 per cent
for treatment of subject and 80 for de-
livery. She won over four competitors.
excellent by the judges.
Miss Scott is librarian Of the college. an
officer in Pi Beta Phi Fraternity. skilled
debater in the Enosinian Society and pres
ident OF the Young Woman's Christian As
ISOLATION. which organization, has large
membership in the Columbian College. Miss
Scott will make teaching her vocation.
A W. n. s. Graduate.
Emile Margaret White was educated in
the public schools. graduating from West
ern High School in 1904. After her entrance
in college she captured the Davis scholar
ship for the year 1906-07. She has completed
king In English and German. So great is
selected two years ago to teach the subject
In q preparatory school.
Miss White Is a pianist and has studied
vocal music; her voice Is exceptionally
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Macmillan spent some time in the govern
ment laboratory and fishing station OF
Woods Hole Mass. After graduating In
June she will continue her studies In zool-
ogy and botany.
Miss Macmillan is musician as well az
scientist. nor does she neglect the social
features of college life. She Is president of
the Woman's League, an organization pure
ly social In its nature and designed to bring
together all clans and cliques which nat
urally spring up I'm large institution. She
Is secretary OF the senior class. member
of Columbian Women and the Y. w. C. A.
Clara Elizabeth johnson was born in
Connersvflle, Ind. and is now resident
Of Indianapolis. Her father is George g.
Johnson of that city. Miss johnson gradu-
ated from the Connersville High School and
came to George Washington University in
1893. She is member of Columbian
Women. Women's League and T. W e. "A.
She Is an especially good student in chem
istry and physics. She has taken the
courses. in these branches. best adapted
for prospective teachers. She VIII return
to indianapolis and devote herself to teach
ing.
Miss johnson has studied piano music,
and Is a fine performer on the pipe organ.
She spent some time In Chicago studying
that instrument.
For Higher Degrees.
Every year there are numbers of wom-
en- who return for higher degrees. Many
come from colleges in other cities. because
of the peculiar advantages washington OF
fers in research work. Margaret Agnes
McMahon, B. S.. 1905 George Washing
ton University, will come UP in June for
the master Of arts degree; she has devoted
the year to American history and English.
Mrs. Alice Dyar Russell. B. A., University
OF Minnesota. 1903, will attain the same
honor. Her topics are-Major. philosophy;
minors. sociology economics. history and
psychology of religion Miss Mcmahon
and Mrs. Russell are the only women
graduates in the master of arts course for
this year.
Others studying in the post graduate de-
partment as as follows:
Candidate for master of arts, Julia E. L.
Young OF the National Cathedral School.
Miss Young holds a B. A. degree from
Barnard College. Columbia University,
New York. Her topics are Latin, Greek
and archaeology
Katherine Harrington, B. s., 1905. George
Washington University, candidate for the
degree master of science. Topics-Higher
differential equations; light experimental
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Smoked in Church.
From the London Chronicle

Although the present universal habit of
smoking Is Of comparatively recent date.
the use of tobacco was carried to a great
excess when it was first introduced. Our
ancestors smoked even in church.
All such offenders were solemnly excom-
municated by Urban VIII in 1924, and again
by Innocent XII in 1890. when the practice
seems to have extended to Rome itself.
There was william Breedon, too, vicar of
Thornton. "a profound divine. and abso-
lutely the most polite person for nativities
In that age" of whom the astrologer Lilly
says that when he had no tobacco he
would cut the bell ropes and smoke them"
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The Pet Dog Of Japan.
From Suburban Life.

From Suburban Life.
The Japanese spaniel. or sleeve-dog OF
Japan, is one Of the long-coated varieties
which is much admired. They have been
hard to acclimatize. and many discour-
agements have been met with In their
introduction. They have large heads,
with big dark eyes set wide apart and
very full. Their little tails curl up over
their backs like feather busters. One
pound Is the true sleeve-dog weight.