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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
Syttende Aargang.

aFe6 6enne Samling bar FUN MT
berei1t slmerifa tire 6ieroingaar.
Det foite6e ben6e Sfre og baar6t Mr.
bei0e, in6en FUN fun0e tiltr9oe &ei.
len beroper. SUN maatte ilioe baar6t
iom Sournalilt og &orrelpon6ent for
ct iomle &ejiepenge; men set lpffe-
oeS,og MI er bun ber. Sun far beieat
Sc itore 8per / 9iten> og @p6~ og
Mellemitaterne; mi er bnn noaet til
Noropelten, bpor oe fleite 9eor6meno
er, og bpor bum bel - ri bab6e n9r
lagt oeSD9rre = bel fan berte at
ie oct iterite l16bptte af lit grbeioe,
til ber fin6eS SoIf nof> Ser bar
Jle1nt set fier6e 8n6 / Gonlen ON
Gl,lofalpen.
@i6til bor 6ru Dicf- -@oaler fom-
met paa Spor efter' "a al Dem bun
iegte efter; og s af otsie bar BUN
ioentificeret. 9et er goot l16bptte,
men Ser er lan9t frem en6nu in6en
6e 255 er naaet. Set bltber bel 6e
ferre1te al Dem, Ger fommer for 9a-
gems 2ps, og for manges @eofon1.
menoe er Sc bel blebet borte u6en
egen @fplo; aoifillige ltgge itffert
ufienote en- afii6es @rab eller er
omfomne paa 5gen eller u6e @il6.
ntsiet. Men naar Sru Dtcf- -@aaler
fan giere Blot en- lille 8ref6el af 6et
itore 9lnta1 igrgenoe forla0te Me6re
lpffelige meo en- &illen fra oeres lop-
ne6e Barn, laa bar bum 110rettet no.
get itort, og bun bar banet Sci for
en- @ierning, oer fan blipe ct pigtigt
9e6 8robpgningsorbej6et.
@i far enifet at benleoe bore 9eie.
res ierltge 0pmerfion1be6 paa 6en.
ne Gag. Den be6fommer rnaoife en-.
felte af bore 2eiere 6irefte; men in
o1refte beofommer 6en % alle og
uoen &enipn til NationalitG: @i
far bel iffe altio p9ret iaa fltttige
iom bi bur6e pere 1eo at fortelle
gamle Sober og Mooer om bpor ri
fer6eoes og bpa6 ri foretog os.
Wen hi far n6entpibl alle mb6t SoH
beropre Der bar b9ret mere en6 for.
iemmelige bette. 81 bar ipntes 6et
bar un6erIiet oe funoe gipre oct =
og 6erme6 fejet @agen til SIDE io,n
oS nbe6fommen6e.
2a6 6ru Oicf=@aalers Misiion
beroDre peffe os op til Sorltuaelie1
oi at Der begaaes en- SDn6 beo at
forigmme 6e @omle @iemmet, og at
bet er b o Bligt, bber eneite af os,
at afpprge 6enne @pno, bpor iom
bellt 6en fommer os for 7ie ellel:
Gre. Set er n1aa1fe life alti0 BET
gle6eliglte 8drnene Set Sremmeoe
bor at fort9lle 0e @an1le. 2a6 iaa
rere: Ser er BOG ingen Ser Den
@ra0 foritaar at leie me0 6orltaael'
ie og 6effe me6 &ierligbe0ens &aa'
be og gp6e Mil6be6ens og Gorltaael.
iens 0lie / @aorene iom gan1le 500
Der. Sum oil set iaa in0erlig gier
ne, og set er @Dn6 at formene ben-
6e 6et. 9g bar gu noget gleoeligt
at fortelle benoe, er Der pel ingen,
ser fan foritaa Din 2pffe og frpoe fig
oper Sin &elfero iom BUN.
Tru Dicf=@aalers Misiion ber
obre bgr itpttes bpor set er muligt
at 1tgtte BEN. Maa1fe mango al De,
FUN bar 8u6 til, er 6e6e. S iua6an.
ne Eilfel6e er @isbe6en for Mo6eren
og Ga6eren Suiinoe @ange at fore.
treffe for ben pinlige upisbe6. Men
/ bpert Sal6 n1aa ben e6le norife
&bin6es Misiion bringe set @p6rgs.
maal 6irefte til bber eneite af os:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
Gn c$nopamorings=Siumisiiun be1

ira slnerifa pil / 2pbet al Golnne-
ren beipge Gallnorf for at efterie,
ON man ser far truffet Torbol0sreg,
Ter for at llopanorerne 0erfrQ fan
opfpl6e Sc &rap, iom Sen amerifonlfe
2op filler til sSSnigranterne. So
mislionen lfol ogIaa belpge Sc anore
jfan0inopijf jfe 2anOe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

8ro,pnspille=Mfferen. 6orbun6s.
ienatet ne6iatte fin Eio en- un6erig'
ge1iesfomite / Mnleoning al Mffeot'
gellen al ct &ompagni Negerlol6a'
ter> efter Sr6re al Hrelioent &ooie'
belt, for6i Sol6oter al &on1pogniet
bap0e 6eltaget / forifiellige l1oroener
og life pil6e opgipe bpem oe birfe'
Zig SfDl6ige bar. &omiteen, ser iffe
oil afgibe &opport f9r / December,
itges olIere6e MI at bore fomnet til
@ntgbe0 ON en- Slertalsrapport,
gooen6e u6 paa at ser life fal paa.
legges nogen enfelt @ol6at @fDl6
for Set forefal1ne, og at set 1fal TIL
la6es Sc affe6ige6e 5ol6ater at la6e
Jig bperpe til fornDet Sjenelte I @e
rem moo @rflpring al bber enfelt
on1, at fan life 6eltog I Spt6ierne Ell
Ter SfD0ni11gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

5tifeifomncrten rMarsretbe" al
Ripbenbopn, oprinoelig bpgget til
2pltlfonnert af 2ebnsgrebe @nutb og
al bam ifienfet til Sen 6anife Mari=
me- blep iom ti6ligere on1talt al ct
6anif Silfeimport Sirma laa1t al
Morn1en til cit 9iifeefspeoition til
0>em Gounolanos-8anfern og 6e ca
no6ilfe Sarpan6e. Sfonnerten nor1
lteoes fonplet, meo Srpiemaifiner ii
Tiifens Spbeparing og alle MODERN
Siifere0ifaber, fif en- 8eletning a
uforferoeoe &eitip6er og iatte @a
Maaneo no paa Sen pobelige 6er6
Ser er MI in6lpbet Telegram til
Donmorf o1n, at '.:5szfibet lpffelia og
tel er arriperet til Canada efter en-
9foaneos &eile.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

Treosfonferenecn / &aas bar emo.
MI intet nsrettet no oper at bisfutere
forFjelltge 6orIog, Ser er fremlat.
8lon6t oisie fan lerlig neDnes ct,
Der er fremiot al Sc 6oreneoe eta.
terS &epreientant Soiepb s. @boate
an9oaenoe l1rprligbeo al pripot 81.
enoom paa aaben CD, ielb ON @ieren
tilberer en- fri9sferenoe Station
Granfrige bar frenlat ct GorIag
om> at Ser ffal foreligge en- formel
&rigserflering, f9r ser mao aab'
nes Gien6tligbeoer, og &ollan6 bar
in6gipet ct 9@n6rtngsforilag til oet.
te, gaaen6e no paa, at ser ifal ben'
goa mtn61t "a Sinner mellem &rigs.
erfleringen og Mobning al Sienot'
1igbe6erne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
9anife &mnitinonitriiaser % Gin

9anife &nuitinbnitriiaser us @n
tifpiteter pil efter bbao Ser meooeles
fra &ipbenbopn ret betp6eligt On1=
fang blipe u0fprt til California. &C.
neral Manager for ct itort coIifor.
niif &otel= =slftieielifab, 6ranf 81. W}il-
Ter bor nplig opbolot fig / &jpben,
bapn og giort naeget betpoelige S11o>
fieb al gon1le 0anife Mpbler meo
8ille6|fererorbeioe, gammelt &orcel.
len og &obbertpi m. m. @n6pioere
bar fan beitilt en- Meng6e 6anit
@orcellen og &unitime6arbei6e iomt
forffielliee andre @unitinouitriiag
Ser ifal anbringeS / oe af Mr. Mil>
Ter leoeoe &oteller California.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
$krr11 Dm til muArr?
En- nurBk Nutnnra MiBaiun Amtrrtka.

Ser er islarene5 2gb gaaet mangt ct
8uo mellem. slmerifa og &iemlanpe.
ne, gleoeltge> lgrgelige, ligegDloige.
W}en al6rig f9r er ser bragt ct iao-
oant 8u0 iom Set en- norif &binoe /
tenne SID berer omfring blan6t fine
9anoSmgno berobre, og iom FUN er
reilt berober alene for at oberbringe
8u6bringeren er 6ru Dicf=@aaler
en- norlf Officers @ultru, Datter of
en- aniet norff 8reit og @almeoigter.
Sun bar paataget Jig 6enne 8u6tie
neite, for6i bun iaa Ser bar Erang
til oen, og 6en beltaar / at fin6e oe
@enner og Detre og a@etefeller, Ger
ct gaaet tabt beropre for oeres gomle
Mooer eller Sober eller &uitru og
8grn, Der ii66er biem1me / gamle
Norge og trofait beporer Min6et om
De borteblebne og 9aabet ON, at Der
engang maa ouffe ct 8u6 op fra oem.
Set er i1ni6lerti6 fife Blot ct
munotlig Sub bum brtnger eller en-
6ormaning Mlmin6eligbeo til iffe
at glemme Mo6er 6erbiemme. Sum
berer ffrtftligt 8uo fra &un6re6er
al iaa6anne forla6te Slegtninge,
iamleoe i en- flor 8og, iom FUN fprer
me6 fig fra @tat til @tot, @p til 8p,
og operalt bol6er FUN offenlige Mg'
Ser &irfer og anore 9ofaler> Ser
bliper aabne6e for ben6e, leier 8res
rene op og beoer Dem, oe er ltileoe
til, tage oem til Gelge og fribe bjem.
Set ct life let at forltaa> at en-
g@gtef9lle, @pn eller en- Datter fan
nenne. for ct 1angt Mare1naal at laoe
fine &iere / set ga1nle 2anb pere
uDioenbe6 om bans eller ben6es
Sorbolo set Sren1meoe. @n laa6an
Gremgangsmaa6e itri6er moo iin1pel
@enneieligbeo. Sor mango er 8rep>
befsling en- banlfelig Gag, ganffe
bi1t, og oct er life alle, Der foritoar
at tolfe fine 6elelier paa Bre1t.
Men oet er 10 beller life oct oct fom<
mer an paa. Gor Sober og Mooer
gieloer oct meit at pibe, om Sen el-
ler 0atter er 2ipe og tilnermelies-
big UNDER bba6 Sorbol6. ct 8rep
paa en- @ioe Tan betp6e ubDre neget.
Men fonplet Eabsbeo fan bore Dp'
ben eller noget ser er lige iaa frpgte>
ligt, ON life berre.
Sru 9icf=@aaler, ser 6enne &i6
opboloer fig / Mi11neapolis, fom paa
en- ret eien6ommelig Maa6e ino paa
lin eneltaaen6e Misiion. S @genifab
af Sournali1t bil6e bun beiege en-
@paafbin6e, og / oennes 8entepe=
relie traf FUN en- gammel Some, Ser
bar fommet til Gan6itgerifen for at
fao at pi6e al ben6e> om en- @dn, Ser
bar rejit til Mmerifa> men iom bun
life bap6e bbrt fra / flere Mar, emo.
MI bar / 9ibe. @paafonen bap6e iagt,
at fan bar bette, men 6enne Me66es
lelie bob6e be6rgpet ben6e nelten
mere en6 ON bun bab6e me6oelt bans
500. Ebi bbor fun6e ban bore iaa
biertelps life at ifribe til ben6e.
Set bar bette Eilfel6e, Der bilte
Sru Dicf=@aaler en- 0pgabe, iora
bun bur6e forldge at lgie, og bun tog
fat paa Sen me6 en- utrettelig @ner=
gi. Sou ier bun, at FUN / bpert 6al6
til6els bill funne lpie ben.
Sum bereiite george fra gtoro til
@p6 og iatte fig / Sorbinoelie meo
Sorel6re og 9@gtefeller og 8ern,
Ser bar blepet forla6t af 6eres &iere
/ oct sSremme6e u6en un6errett1ing
ON fig. S balpan6et Mar arbeioeoe
bun me6 bette. SUN talte prtbat
me6 be Sorla6te> BUN bol6t Meoer,
bpor FUN fortalte ON ben Gag BUN
hnhAp hnnInnt fin fpIn nj niennemf6-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

&cbolmtiunen / &urtn9al gjpr ita
big 6remifrt6t, og oct pentes, at
Song @arlos inoen ret lang Gio oil
hl;be neoiaget til at oboicere, bpor'
rua 0er bil bltpe erfleret &epnblif.
&ongefamilien 1taar life / bei O1,.
oeit blanot 8efolfnin9en, og ielb 6e
lc0enoe og mere fonierpatibe 8la6e
omtaler &ongen paa ben melt forag-
telige Maaoe og erflerer, at ben
e11eFe fornuftige 9egjeringsform er
&epublifen. &ongen befipftiger fig
iaa li6t iom muligt meo &egierings-
afferer og menes at bore iaare bill
ltg til at treffe Jig tilbage fra Ero-
ael, bpis Ser iifres bam EN- goo Hen.
iicn for &elten of bans 9epeti6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
Can0Sn(dn0.
&unbt / Mu,erifa.
Hetcr 2arlpn, Sen 6anlffg0teWfan

Getcr 2aripn, Sen 6onlffp0te@fan
genillionur / @eleno, Mont., far
ifelge ct Selegram oerfra fooet ct
npt SilbagefalO til ben @pgoon1, ser
for nogle Maane0er iioen bragte bom
Dpoen nGr. @anS &enner n9rer oog
Soob on1, at ban oglaa 6enne Gong
pil fomne ober SDg6on1n1en.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
Asylum Orderly Dismissed.

W. 7. Holiday. 4 coiored orderly at the
Washington Asylum Hospital, has been
discharged by the Commissioners upon the
recommendation of Supt. Zinkhan. Hol-
lIday was charged with assaulting one of
the patients. and aged colored man, who
IS suffering from senile dementia. The
orderly denied the charge. but Supt. link
han made an investigation and several
persons who were in tho ward at the time
claim 10 have Witnessed the assault
According To- Mr.. Zin'Ihau tho patient is
very feeble and irritable aud not strictly
arcounJabic for his actions. 1t has been
ihc custom Of the officials TO strap him in
his bed At night 70 prevent him from
wandering from the building. The orderly
was unstrapping him several mornings
aso, 1t is said, when he became angered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
FIGHT SHY OF THE PLACES.
No Applications for Positions on
Senate District Committee.

There are three vacancies on the Senate
committee i'll the District of Columbia
which will be filled within the next few
days. Senator Aller of Delaware is the
only republican member who will not be
there this winter. and Senator's Dubois of
Idaho and Blackburn of Kentucky are
the democrats.
Unless there is a particular desire on
the part of some senator to serve on this
committee. and application is made for
the place. the vacancies will in all proba-
nlhty lie filed by newcomers. 1t has been
inc custom IN the past to appoint IN many
Instances man s successor in the Seuate
20 his place OIL certain committees. IL this
method is followed the new republican
member "f the District committee will be
q Delaware man, Senator Harry Alden
Richardson. who succeeds Alice. The new
senator's from Kentucky and Idaho who
are IN line for this assignment are Thomas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
LATE MUSICAL NOTES.

The new quartet of the METROPOLITAN
presbyterian Church rendered the follow.
ing program last,evening: Quartet, Il An
a app and Omega" stainer: duet for
shepherd Smart: quartet +''rhere is a
Land of Pure Delight" Shelley The
quartet consists of Miss Flora jackson,
soprano: Miss Anna E. Brett, contralto
MT. Harry Mitchell. bass, and Mr.. B.
Alien Terrell, tenor and choir director.
one OF the interesting musical compo-
sltlons which will be presented to the
flashing public this winter will be the
Clara Drew will give this beautiful set
ting of Babriel Rossettrs words, which is
arranged for two voices. the narrator and
the Blessed Damozel. with a chorus for
women voices. The chorus rehearsals
Miss Drew's intention to present the work
some time before the holidays
The Friday Morning Club last week ha6
a scandinavian program: Musical items
Mrs. Dean: "Berceuse" in d fiat. kieruIf
and Caprice" op. 2. No. B. Staven6agen
Miss Warner: "Spanische Romance" ant
Du fragst mich. du mein blondes Lieb
kjerulf. Mrs. Dill: Sonata. op. T." Griee
allegro moderate. andante motto, ALA
nuetto. finale motto allegro. Miss Kel
ley: Scandinavian Folk Songs" Mis-.
Dickey: song cycle "Reminiscences OF
Mountain and Ford" Grieg-1, prologue
'On Mount Skinnegan;" ). "Ragan:" &
epilogue. Farewell 20 Tvfndehousen,
Mrs. Fairfax: Peasants Weddine
March,. Sodermann. chorus.
An Evening with the Choir will be
given in place of the regular service last
evening at the Dumbarton Avenue NJ. f.
Church, Georgetown. when the regular
choir will be assisted by Mrs. Bertha
Lucas Stoddard. violinist. and the follow
ing program will be given: Gloria. "
Mozart by the choir: solo. Hold Thou
My Hand Mr.. Oliver: soprano solo. lave
Maria Gornod. Miss Bessie Birch; violin
obligato. Mrs Stoddard; violin solo, Mrs
Stoddard: solo and chorus, "Hark! Hark
My Soul" Shelley. Mrs. Houghton and
choir. The choir consists of quartet
and chorus of about thirty-five voices,
which is under the able direction of Mr..
William 7. Glover. with Mrs. Isaac Birch
at the organ.
Master Elias Breeskin. the boy violinist,
was the principal soloist at an entertain
ment given Friday evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall. where he rendered several
numbers accompanied by Mr. Harry
Wheaton Howard on the piano. Miss
Adrienne Shreve gave vocal selection
and there were some interesting numbers
ny the Eureka Mandolin Quartet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
Boy Painfully Hurt.

Boy Painfully Hurt.
Edward Corsa. about six years Of age
son of John E. Corsa, who resides at 80
South Fairfax street. while crossing the
street about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
near the corner of Prince and st. Asaph
streets. was run down by a wagon driven
by Robert Luckett, colored. and painfully
injured. The lad. it is stated. was running
at the time of the accident, and ran right
into the shaft of the vehicle. He was hurt
about the face and leg. Young Corsa
was conveyed to the Office of DIR. T. NJ
Jones. where his wounds were dressed
Ills injuries are not of a serious nature.
Funeral Services Held.
Funeral services over the remains of
Bernard II. Kelly who formerly resided
here. and who died Saturday night last at
Charlottesville. Va. were held at Char
lottesville at o'clock this afternoon. Mr.
Kelly was about twenty-six years of age
and unmarried. He had been in falling
health for long time. The deceased was
formerly member Of the Bachelor Club
and the Young Mems Sodality Lyceum of
this city. He was also a member of the
George Washington Birthday Association.
The funeral of Mrs Jane c. Dement,.
who died Wednesday last. took place at
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of her daughter. Mrs. Charles N.
Steele. 422 South Fairfax street. Rev.
Edgar Carpenter. rector Of Grace Profess
tant Episcopal Church. officiated, and the
interment was made in Bethel cemetery.
Those serving as pallbearers were: John
P: Steiner. August Oehlert, James b.
Steiner, Frank L. Entwisle. Oscar W.
Phillips and Frank NJ. Hamilton.
General Matters.
AS previously stated. series of evan
0eliStic uyilI 1
the Second Presbyterian Church, lasting
for period of ten days. The services
will be conducted by Rev. Richard Orme
Finn Of Atlanta, Ga. The Daley quartet
will sing gospel songs. 1t is expected
that these meetings will be largely at
tended. Tomorrow and each day follow
ing at 1890 o'clock Rev. Mr.. Finn will
conduct Bible study classes.
There was no session of the circuit
court for Alexandria county today.
although it is announced that a special
session will be held Wednesday next.
Judge J. B. T. Thornton presiding. when
a motion will be made for change of
venue in the case against the Washngt on,
Arlington and Falls Church Railway
Company: the outcome Of the Clarendon
wreck, which will come up for considera-
ton.
Bishop Van de Vyver of Richmond, Va,
yesterday morning at St Mary's Catholic
Church at o'clock mass confirmed a
class Of adults and children numbering
over one hundred The bis hop preached
at the mass which was celebrated at 1890
O'Clock. Both masses were largely at
tended. a large class of children and
adults also made their first communion at
the early mass.
The only case in the police court this
morning was that of Joseph Thomas. col
orcd. charged with disorderly conduct.
Thomas did not make his appearance
until shortly after O'Clock and his COL
lateral, s. was declared forfeited
Judge j. X. M. Norton, a member of the
board Of visitors to the University Of Vir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
Annual Statement by Sealer Haskell.

w. {. Haskell sealer of weights and
measures. submitted his monthly state
nlcrt to the commissioners this morning
showing the Receipts of his Office during
INC month OF October. TIA" total amount
of revenues collected during that periol
was g. :2t.if. or this amount s-.bI II mas
derived from weights and measures.
Si"I2o from the farmers street markets
Ssb'.'D as rent from the western. eastern
ana Georgetown markets. and SIG 10 as
ices for storage of wood at the 18th atrs ,t
wharf. The sealer said this money ns
been deposited with the collector Of fsxa0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02

ginia, left yesterday for Charlottesville
Va. to attend a meeting of the board
which will take place tomorrow
Mr.: r. o. L. Moncure and Judge r. H.
l.. Chichester of Stafford county, Va,
son Moncure. ,-.
The members of the police force yester-
day donned their winter uniforms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
Not Ready to Report.

George S. Wilson, secretary of the Dis
trict board of charities, said today that
Charles P. NELL and DR.. George NJ kober,
the committee deputizsd by the board of
charities TO investigate the charges re-
Gently madc to the effect that the Wash
IrGton Asylum is being mis;nanaged and
tho insane patients are not properly cared
for. have completed their investiga ton
but have not yet made up their report
II will be submitted to the commissioners
through the board of charities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
II. Paynter and William Edgar Borab r,

II. Paynter and William Edgar Borah. re-
spectiVely. If any senators have made
application for appointment TO the Dis
trict committee the fact has not been
made public at the capitol
On account of the amount of work
which this committee has to do during
every session. there are many soma tors
who fight shy of it unless they have a
special interest in District affairs. For
this reason it is believed that there will
be very few. if any, applications for the
assignments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02

ana Is alleged to have struck him between
the eyes. Mr.. inkhan said the old man
was not injured to any extent. but such
an action on the part of the orderly could
not he countenanCed by him and the dis
mlssal OF Holiday was asked for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
Walsh Trial Postponed.

CHICAGO, December THE trial nf
John r. Walsh on the charge of having
Incorporated funds of the Chicago Ma
tional Bank was today postponed until
December because of the illness of
juror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-02
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD BY
LODGE OF ELKs.
Midgets to Be Resentenced Monday
for Murder of Charles T. Smith.
General News.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.


ALEXANDRIA,, Va. December .. 1907
The Grave was the subject Of a me-
mortal address which was delivered at
the opera house last night by Representa-
tive Norris Sheppard of Texarkana Lodge
at the annual memorial services of Alex
andria Lodge. No. 75S, Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks.
The services were declared to be the
most impressive ever held by the local
lodge. and the house was taxed by the
audience to its utmost capacity. The
mepbers of the order occupied seats on
the stage. In front of the rostrum on
each side there was a profusion of palms
and ferns. and the stage was draped with
purple and white. the co1ors of the order.
4 large wooden white elk life size, was
on the stage, over which was a large
clock. A wreath of white immorteles with
the inscription Our Absent Brothers"
was on the right side of the elk. while
an American flag at half mast gave mute
testimony of the significance of the meet
ing AS the secretary called aloud three
times. the name of each departed brother
one figure on the dial of the big clock
which was brilliantly Illuminated would
60 out, until finally the entire dial of the
clock remained completely darkened. The
program published in Sundays Star was
carried out in detail.
At the conclusion of the exercises Rev.
DR.. w. F. Fisher. pastor of the First Bap-
fist Church. pronounced benediction.
Midgets to Be Resentenced Monday.
George Midgets. alias William Johnson
colored. will be brought from Fredericks-
burg, Va. Wednesday next by Warden
William Gambler of the city Jail. and Po-
liceman Herbert Knight. Midgets will be
confined in the city Jail until Monday
morning at II O'Clock. when he will be
taken into the corporation court and re-
sentenced to he hanged The original
plans were to bring Midgets here on the
| day he would be resentenced but for
! some reasons the officials interested in
the matter changed their minds.
AS previously stated, Midgets was con-
victed of the murder Of Charles T Smith,
which occurred in this city October 20,
1905 The court of appeals recently dis
missed a writ OF error and supersedeas
| which his counsel secured, on the ground
that it was improvidently awarded.
Building to Cost $75O,OOO.
! Rev. Ca bell of Richmond last night gave
A. talk at the First Baptist Church, with
the proposed girls college to be erected in
Richmond in 1912 as his theme. Mr. Ca
bell explained that the proposed STRUCTURE
| will cost $I50O0O and that the sum of
| SiOO.OO0 has already been donated with
the understanding that the Baptists would
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raise the remaining $3.50, 600. The college
will. it is stated. be for Baptist young
women, and the tuition will be given gra-
tuitiouSly to those who are unable to pay.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10

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