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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-14
DELAY IN MARTIN
INSANITY TRIAL

BALTIMORE. Nd. July 13.-The hear
Ing TO determine whether Thomas r
Martin. OF washington. is insane or
not. which was scheduled for today at
Gundry's sanltarium al Gainesville. did
not take place. according 10 the head
Of the institution
The Washingtorians interested failed
10 VISIT the sauitarium, according 70 DE-
Gundry, who said that he did not know
now when the hearing would take place.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-14
Lena WalIace'S Story
OF Thrilling Rescue
From Death in Lake
Vice President Fairbanks Assisted in ReSuScitat-
ing Her, But Did Not Plunge in
Water and Save Her.

said
Yellowstone
a Lake Hotel:
BY MISS WALLACE
YELLOWSTONE LAKE
from
action
IN arrive on
park
IN and part n lie o
tCCpyrgh by Entepn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-14
LOCAL MENTION.
Homemade milk" Bread Delivered

Homemade milk" Bread Delivered
Direct The perfect product Of the best
materials Only sc loaf. Holmes Bak-
cry, LIST and +. Phones +. l44O and l44l
Kodak Films, Developing and Printing.
Krouses. 737 Ninth St NV.
Read Non-Medical Healing. column 4,
page H. second section.
Men as well as women need Satin skin
cream and powder fox youth keepers &c.
Fresh Fruit Used
IN all our ice cream. Rosenfeld's, SD II
ne. Phone E. 1000. order now.
Oil Cook Stoves. Cottage Lamps.
1904 C st. C. A. Muddiman & Co., GIG eth.
In Drinking Water or Mix Put a Little
RED DRAGON SETTER every day.
Prevents Typhoid, Indigestion, HeaGache.
VIII surely keep you well 10 Cents
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-14
FALLS 1000 FEET,
NOT EVEN JARED

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio. July 13.-Gan
Robinson. OF Bufralo, Tell 1900 feet with
Knabenshue's airship at Ills O'Clock this
evening and escaped Injury. with the
exception Of a slight scar on his fore
head.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-14
CONTINUOUS CIRCUIT.

Mrs. Outertown-I think you worked
for me once before. Can you recallI
The New Cook-Shure. II amt unlikely.
It's SIGH Il bother iayin' out new routes.
] concluded to use wan av me OVID
vans this trip.-Puck.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-14
LoNDoNS "TAxICABS."

London has already found an abbre-
Walton for the taximeter cabs They
are called 'taxicabs. Sixteen cents q
mile Is the tariff.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-14
FAREWELL!

Lemons have jumped 70 per cent IN
price in the past few days and have
ceased to be a joke.-Buhalo News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23

wrong house. NopOdy speaks for ten
minutes. und den Mr.. Snyder wipes
AWAY der tears und says:
Hans, did you hear abDudt me und
der street car conductorY' fr
II don't pellet So"
"Vhell, / make complaint against him
at headquarters. take a street car
der odder day to go 10 Greenfield. /
don't know where II Is, und tell der
conductor to let me Off. Dot car goes
on und on, und 1t vhns one hour pefore
says:
Don't we come to Greenfield yet?
why. man, we vhas six miles be.
yond it, he says.
"'Bnt / wanted to get on at Green.
field
"'You must be mistooir Greenfield
vhas all right in Ger summer. but now
dol II vhas winter you want to get off
Mt Snow HILL"
"Und dot vhas not all, Hans. When
I goes to get Off der car-he calls oudt,
Step lively Dot makes me fall down,
und he calls oudt, Get oop llyelyv |
gets oOp uni starts AWAY. und he
shouts after me, Limp liveiyv Gnd
eaferybOdy laughs und makes me feel
bad. 1 make complaint md haf him
bounced oudt. 1t vhas all right to be
lively, but you must not be too lively.
What did you say, HansT"
don't say nottings, und while |
vhas saying 1t und keeping still Mr..
Snyder falls asleep und don't wake oop
til all der beer yhas vanished und
some ice water vhas in der pail
.a NJ. QUAD.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23
AN EGYPTIAN HONEYMOON.
Congressman w. Bourke Cochran and
His Philippine Romance.

One OF the recent rolnances of poll.
ties was the marriage of Congressman
W. Bourke Cochran of New York to
Kiss Annie Louise Ide, daughter of for
nicr Governor General Henry Clay Ide
D. the Philippines. Representation Cock.
ran went on the now famous Philip.
pine tour under the auspices Of Sccre-
tary Taft, which resulted in about a
half dozen ronances, including his
own. The New York congressman,
whose oratory is IN such demand in
campaign times, found Miss Ide even
more interesting than the subject OF
the Philippines and what to do with
them. He proposed in due time. was
accepted aud the marriage took place
ut the lde home In st. JOhnsbiiry. Vt
A wedding tour to Europe and the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23

frankfurters, you know. Ven one goes
oOp. der odder goes 0Op too
dot knocks me oudt, but ! haf Ia
pay. Dot same day goes by der
tailor who cleans my clothes und says.
How mooch to clean my cont?' He
says Ii yhas feefteen cents more ash
before because frankfurters yhns gone
0op. una coats vhas in sympathy. /
70 by der coal man for q ton OF coal,
but 1t vhas gone oop quarter on a
ton to me. | goes by der butcher for
my meat. but meat vhas higher. Ii
vhas so in eafcry place. ind | bust oop
my trust und 10 home una say to my
wife:
".lf I make 81 ash trust und lose
SO ash an Individual, low many fools
vhas In our family?
IL like Mr.. Snyder to go home, be-
cause shall send QUO, der growlcr for
beer und drink b." myself, but he
smokes und smokes u..d stays on, und
by und by he says:
"'IIans, maype | DO some awful
things last night. und vhas feeling
had aboudt it,
".Do you rob somcpody" ! says.
"'NO, not dot. ! used to haf brud-
der.in:law named Carl. lie yhas a
fine man, und he reads und thinks a
| great deal. He don't belief he shall
I, 70 to heaven yhen hc dies, hut dot lie
| Will turn into some animal und stay
! on earth. ! laugh at him many times,
but he vhas Very serious. Maybe
| you remember dot lie dies last spring?
He shumps Off street car und falls
on his head und breaks his neck. You
could take his face und turn it clear
around und make him look backward
"Yes, l hear aboudt IT,
On His Guard.
"vhen, I can't say IL. he turns into
some animal, but all der time | vhas
looking oudt for him. Maybe he vhas
| horse or Il dog or cat. Last night
comes home late und finds dog IN
| my westlbule. Maybe haf too mooch
| beer und vhas mad. Ash soon ash |
! see dot dog shump on him und kick
/ him down der steps, und l no sooner
! tell my wife about it dan she throws
OOlb utT uhu tiico Ouit.
"'Oh, cruel man, What haf You done!
Dot poor dog vhas my poor bruddeE
| Carl come to MS for food und lodgings
II run oudt und whistle und call und
look all aroundt. but der dog can't be
found. He vhas afraid kick him some
more. Hans, do You pellet dot vhas
. my brlidder-ln-lawT
II can't say, but II vhas him bite
you When you kick"
II wish he had. wish l yhas to
drunk TO kick him. Poor Carl! lie
comes home for supper una a bed, und
he meets mif kick und cusswords. |
don't pellet can ever forgif myself"
Snyder Sheds Tears.
Mr.. Snyder turns his head AWAY und
sheds tears, but can't say nottings to
comfort him. In der first place, yhas
too busy NIT dot half sole. und In der
next maype dot dog vhas somepody
slss's bguddsr-ip'law uud goes BY der
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23

Ing In coal. When l get oop In
mornings l vhas sorrowful, und when
! lie down at night l vhas afraid. 1t
vhns all sorrow, sorrow. sorrow. but do
you care Il continental cooked haty''
II don't pellet | do" | says.
"No. Of course not. You vhas n hap.
py man und bloated arlstocrat You
can haf country sausage eafery day
for dinner und walk Oudt init your
cane, und you don't care for poor peo-
pies. make you care. however.
Dootchmans. look oudt for yourselfr'
Hs Was Badly Damaged.
Mid dot he shumps at me und chokes
me und rolls me on der floor, und
when he goes AWAY vhas damaged
until my head swims und der shop
goes round und round. haf to smell
some camphor und put a rag around
my head before l go to work again.
Maybe 1t yhas oae pefore der old
man Snyder comes In. He vhas some
Dootchnians, too. but he makes me
tired. He sits down und shmokes his
pipe und don't say one word for forty
minutes py some clocks. Den he
speaks Oudt:
Hans. how vhas 1t aboudt some
trusts?"
II don't keep 'em on hand" l says.
Don't try to be funny. You hal
heard OF trusts. 1t vhas trusts who
put oop der prices OF meat, leather
coal una lots OF tings."
"vhell?
"vhell. you know /. vhas der only
man for ten blocks around dot makes
frankfurters. Peoples who half to buy
must come to me- keep der price SO
much all der time. A week ago my
wife wakes oop In der night und says
to me: ,g
"'Snydcr, you vhas foolv
"'How vhas dot?' says as wake
oop too.
Because you don't make one hoon
cred per cent profit on sausages.'
"'But how can ~
"'You shall become trust und put
prices oop. Der peoples must hal
frankfurters, und dey must come ia
you. II you Nuus " SuluTt nun you
vhas rcech In vOne year
"Vhell, dot makes me do some tlnk.
Ing" says Snyder. II sit una tlnk
und scratch my head, und | stand oop
und tink und feel OF my ear, und in
two days ! vhas trust. und prices
vhas 0Op. vhas a trust for two
days. und den yhas busted"
''How vlas it?" l says.
"Shust like dis. I. drink keg Of
beer eafery week. My beer vhas oudt
one day, und ! goes by der brewery
und says:
Schmidt you may send me oop
dot keg OF beer for dollar und u
half ~
"'I don't haf soms.' he says.
"'But vhyT
Beer and Frankfurtsrs.
BECAUSE she liaf gone oop to ~
shIllings. Beer vhas In sympathy nit
.t.,- -#
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23
.DERGERMANC COBBLER
Hans Sees Both Sides Of Life
/ While Attending to Business.
soRRoWF0L MAN VISITS HIM.

ntts q Cold Reception From the Little
German shosmAksr and rreessds to
Mako Il Hot For Him-oId Man sny.
!. der Calls For q Chat
fCobyrlsht. 1907. by c. II. sutcliffe.l
II vhas In my shop NIT cement
patch Oh shoe for feefteen cents when
4 tall. sad looking man comes In und
says:
.'Cobbler. do you haf some rope
arennd here TO slf me to hang my.
self"
mot today" ! says.
''Haf you got some poison"
"Only one pound, und keep dot for
CATS" t9a
"vhill you please put a knife In my
heart or hit me on der bead NIT an
ax?"
"IvhAs too busy"
"Ah. dot yhas der vhay Of der world
always too busy to care for der sor-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23

"Chleftainess," said the rude riiirr,
my gifts are not many. for govern
Il simple people, but all that | have is
yours. present you my greatest treas
ure." SO saying, lie united his girdlc
and handed to the astonished Miss ldc
lis trousers. made of the plumes of II
thousand birds.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23
Out of II.

'Your wife and daughters are very
hospltable."
YES" answered Mr.. Cumrox; "when
mother aud the girls give party ev-
erybody seems perfectly at home
around the house except me,"-Wash-
ingion Star.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23
HERR PAUL SINGER.
The German Socialist Leader and the
Reichstaa Elections

The defeat that the Socialists met In
the recent elections for the German
reichstag waS II great blow TO the vet
eran Socialist leader Herr Paul Sing.
er. He Is what In this country would
be> called Il ''mllonalre Socialist" as
he Is II man of largo wealth, although
IN advocate of doctrines which would
level existing distinctions in society IL
carried Into effect. He owns big
store in Berlin that is conducted on
the principle Of the American depart
ment store. Herr Singer is Jew and
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23
Advertisement.

"Why do you allow yourself to be
posted at your club?"
We'll" answered the easy going
youth, tits large club and swell
one, and no one would know | was n
member of it unless got posted now
and then. Washington Star.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23
Their First Quarre

Mrs. Hunnimune-You're just hate
full.
Mr. Hunninunc-Yo more so.
Mrs. Hunnlmune-iou're u regular
stick.
Mr.. Hunnlmune You're cross az
two-Phl lladelphia Press.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23

orient followed, ana not long ago the
Cockrans We're heard from in Egypt,
where they were camping in front of
the pyramids.
Mrs. Idle Is Youthful and charming
Her husband was born N Ireland in
1854. came TO, America IN 1871, won
fame in law and politics and has serv-
ed In four congresses. Governor lde's
daughter is Ills third wife. She was
very popular in the Philippines, When
her father was judge In Samoa the
natives named her white Cloud" She
Opco received queer present from the
chief OF a remote Moro village which
she was visiting with her father while
the family We're Ia the Philippines
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23
For the Sake Of Her Rsputation,

"Why," asked her mother, do you
always play them classical tunes whes
we have company"
$50 that II l happen now and then
to hit the wrong key they'll never know
the dlfference,"-Chicago Record-H
aid.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23

was born in 1914, He has served as
member of the Berlin municipal
council rs well as of the reichstag.
The leading issue in the recent Ger
man elections was support of the en-
peror's colonial policy. The result was
a triumph for the emperor and Chan.
cellor Won Bulow The Liberal, Rad
lcal and Conservative parties, support
ing this policy, won about twenty
seats, while the Socialists, who op-
posed II, lost about that number This
Is the first election since 1887 that the
Socialists have not Increased their rep
resentation. Herr Singer was eelect-
ed in, spite OF the defeat of other can.
didates of his party.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23

The small boy was saying his pray.
ers. "Hawold be my name" he re.
pcated
"'Hallowed be thy name,'" corrected
his grandmother.
Again he made the attempt "Hawold
be my name.'
Again the grandmother: 'Hallowed
be thy name, Harold. Now try anoti,.
er time"
"Bnt, grandma, Hawold bs wy
name."-Lippincotts Magaxins.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-23
A. Other. See us.

Biggs-Blowitt seems to have ma
MIA for building mir castles.
\ Diggs-Hnh! Wind castles would be
q more appropriate term. Detroit
Tribune.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22
Church of the Eniphnnr.

Church Of The Epiphany. 6 street between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets northwest. Rector.
Rev. Randolph II. Mchim. d. d. assistant. Rev.
6. Freeland Peter. II a. m. morning prayer. ser
mon. and Holy Communion. Professional. 20 Come.
All fe Faithful Te Deum Schneider: JubiIafe.
Buck, intTOit anthem. And There Were Shepberd.
Abiding in the Field. Vincent; onertory anthem.
20 Sing 20 God, Gounod; Sanctus Stainer: Gloria
IN Exccsis. old chant recessional ''Hark the Her
aid Angels Sing"
Sunday. December 29-U a m. Christmas music
repeated. D. m, special music. Organ prelude al
ID; Magnincat and Nune Dimttis Stanford, aria
t0r barytone, But Who Shall Abide the Day Of His
Coming from The Messiah: King All CIori-
Gus Barnby; "Halelujlh Chorus from -The Mes
siah"
The personnel Of the choir is as follows: Soloiss-
Miss Lillian HALEY, soprano: Mrs. F. B. Gilmore
conualto; Mr. Otto Luebkert barytone Chorus
Mrs j. w. Anderson. Mrs. K. I. Currie Mrs. ] H.
Lloyd. Mrs. W. y. Patterson Misses NJ Chamber
lin. Davenport. Y. English. - Goldsborough l.
Geriach, NJ. Hennen. NJ Larner NJ Marean. W
Mueller = Mckee. Safold. VI. Taylor. 3. Thyson
and K Tunis. and Messrs. Rollin Conweu z p
Currie. H. ]. DAILY. ". Cash. Graves. II p Hoo
yer, 6. +. Latimer. J. H Lloyd Russell Patterson
E. l. Springer. James 6. Traylor. ]. NJ. Waters
and W Il Waters Organist, Otis d. Swctt- choir.
master, James G.. Traylor.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22
St. Paurr Cnthollc Chnrch

The Christmas music at St PauPs
Catholic Church. Fifteenth and V streets
northwest viii be rendered by the male
sanctuary choir OF fifty men and boys.
under the leadership Of the organist and
choirmaSter. Prof Ernest T. Winchester.
The festival solemn mass viii be celebrated Christ
mas Eve. at midnight with the following musical
programme by the full choir: Professional hvrnn %
Lord. We Are Glad" Holy Night. Adam Qbe-
fore the maSsl; iutrOit 'Dominus dxit ad me;
tthus meus cs IN. Winchester. ''KUie Eleison -
6ruber; Gloria in Exeelsis." Grlber: graduate
Ieeum Prneipim In Die Yertutis rlorc'' (Cire-
goranl; credo lGresoranl: offertory "Laetentur
Cecil tGregorian); Sanctus Bcnedictus and Agnus
Del. rom Gruber's mass: communion In Splen-
doubus Sanctorum; anthem Behold the DAYS
Cone Woodward tafter mass) ~Adeste Fidclis'
lNovelo arTangement) al the ofertory: recessional
hymn Angels from the Realms Of Glory
The celebrant ct this mass viii be the pastor Rev
rather James +. Mackin. with Rev Fathers Walsh
and hrug as deacon and subdeacon. The pastor viii
lteaeh the sermon The following is the personnel
OF St Pauls choir: Organist and choir1naster Ernest
T. Winchester; associate Harry T. Hau. and IL
brarian Matthias T. Fagan
First trebles-Masters RAYMOND King Reany Rel-
ley, Frank Myers. Edward Lynch Joseph McGar-
raghy, Daniel MCCullum Robert Croker Elward
Reed John Sweeney. John Rhoades. Andrew Nc
Cullum, Paul Donaldson. Oswald Lehman. Phuip
Cannon George Hil George Giddcns. and Leo
Huulcy.
Second trebles-Nlasters Mortimer Carroll. Edward
Roach. Charles Han. Rudolph Bartle IT, and Ar
thur StillWell
Tcnors-Messrs. Stevens Bartle. Frawley. Walsh.
Atkinson. Gilbert. Roach. Reed Han. Fagan
George, Kelley, and Merchant.
Bassos-Alessrs. Connel. Rollins. FenEick Carroll
Pagan. Hall Dunn. Ryder. Bingham. Fogarty
Schultz. O'Conner, and Burns
The annual service Of Christmas carols viii be
sung by the fun choir the Sunday night after Christ
mas
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22
WORK is RECOMMENDED.
Speakers Declare Against IdIeness
on Part of Children.

Mrs. John n. Glenn, Of Baltimore. met
in conference with the representatives Of
the eight divisions Of the Associated
Charities at the residence of A. r. Snof-
ford. 1921 Massachusetts avenue. FRIDAY
evening. Typical case problems were dis
.cussed.
Mrs Glenn described the work Of the
district committees in Baltimore. and told
how large number of the leading bust
ness and professional men and resource
ful won N Of that city have been enlisted
in affOrding adequate treatment and CON
structive personal service for needy fam
lies. Mrs. Glenn has had twelve wears
experience in active work with needy
families in their homes.
Mrs. Henry c. Adams raised the oues-
ton as 10 how far healthy children. aged
twelve and fourteen years, should be en-
couraged to do some work outside of
school hours TO assist their families and
develop their own sense of responsibility
Mr.. {. A. Weber, chairman of the north
ern division, suggested that the child
labor bill now pending ought to permit
such work
Judge William H. De Lacy thought SELL
ing newspapers outside school hours
would not hurt boys. Charles F. Weller
said he had commenced newspaper sell
ing in the Chicago streets when ten years
old; had paid his way through school and
college, and believed children should be
encouraged to do some work.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22
TO-DAY'S SERVICES.

From the advance notices of the music
which VIII be given in many of the most
prominent churches of Washington to-
day, it may be seen that this seasons
Christmas offerings in this line will be
equal to, If not far in advance of, those
which have in previous years been given
to audiences in this city.
For many weeks directors Of choirs in
the leading churches have been hard at
work preparing their Christmas selections.
The results Of that work in many in
stances will be given to the public to-
morrow
Some Of the churches will have Christ
mas music to-day. while others will
wait until Christmas Eve or the day it
self. Some Of the programmes are here
given:
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22
metropolitan Baptist Cbur.h

At the morning service the following music VIII
be rendered:
Organ prelude; anthem, 'Bcnedictus." by Fam
er; tenor solo. "Hhlelujah Christ Is Born h,
Bis;hoh, to be sung by Dr. W Bruce HoofpacIe.
anthem. Star Of the Orient" by Shelley. anthem
christmas. by Shelley. and organ postlude
At the even service the following viii be rendered.
Anthein, eanctus. by GOunod trio. Holy
sung by Mrs William Keye Miller Mr.. William
7 Ellis. and Or. w. Bruce HOofnaq1e. so-,rv,o
solo. Night q Nights" b. Van de Water. 10 be
sung by Mrs William Keye Miller: anthem "And
Ihere Were Sheph rds," by Williams; organ
poStlude.
Members Of choir: Sopranos. Mrs William Keve
Miller. Miss Mabel Roberts. Miss Nellie R,rbc-
Mss kathryn Dodge. and Miss Raehe! Fabertv-
altos, Miss Laura V French Miss Emma Gus-
cheWsky, and Miss Sadie Dodge; tenors. Dr. "
Bruce Hoofnagle, Mr.. ROLAND T. FIabertv and
Mr. Lewis Il Lawrence; BASES, Mr.. Gilbert A
Siark and Mr. William T. Ellis; organist Mrs
Harry g. Wilbur; director. Mr.. Gilbert A. Clar[ !.
librarian, Miss Emma Guschewsky
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22

the paper was opened by DR.. John w.
Mitchell
Addresses were made by Wilbur Patter-
son Thirkield. president OF Howard Uni
versity; Prof. Kelly Miller. president Of
the Union Alumni Association Of Howard
University, and Dr.. ". r. Wright. OF
Baltimore, president Of the National Med
ical Association Solos We're rendered by
Dr. J. 7. Walker. DR.. G. Sumner Worm
ley, and Miss Amanda V Gray.
Impromptu speechmaking was begun by
Dr. G W. Childs. vice president Of the So
ciety. The meeting was closed with bene-
dictiOn by Rev. F. J Grimke.
Many members Of the Howard Univer-
slty Medical Society were present and
among the invited guests was W T. Yer
non, register Of the Treasury
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22
CHRISTMAS SERVICES.
st. Marks EpisconoI Cburoh

go a m.-Women's choir: Miss Florence
GirOuard soloist Communion service in A. Stain
er; ofertoFy anthem, Behold, I Bring You Glad
Tidings," Clark.
Il a. m--Choir q men and boys Introit II,
-Leum IN i fat Stanford; communion servics
y. Credo Sanctus. Gloria in Excelsis De Ofeo
M; oifertory anthem. There Were Shepherds -
cent
SJioists: SopTanos-Masters Howard Brooke II
limo Hunter and David McCoy. Tenor-SIr Henry
Nliilam JeeseT. Bass-Mr. Charles f. Roberts
Chorus: Sopanos-AIarion Bailey Verpo, po-
mum, Jerome Burke Warren Cofin. Byron Don
nelly. Willie DuvaH. Harry Gray STANLEY Harmon
Raymond Hubbard Gustav Kramer. Elmer Kintz
Duuiey lawrence. Lester Lawrence, Whitley Nc
Coy Willie Mckee lawson Martin. Har-v Me-
cie-. Willie Peacock. Lawrence Pope and paw
Whitman Alt0s-Wilie Beck. Andrew CaiIev
Or7iry fatcnel. and Stirling Wilson. Tenors-Dayid
Hart. Herbert Howell D. NJ Lea. and J. =. Whit
man. Basses-H. T. Blair. c. V Bullourb Res5
Bulloush. j. Jarvis Butler and \ L. PoDe
The Washington herald., 1907-12-22
St. Paurs at Rock creek

Opening anthem. The Hush Of Night Hath
Fallen by W. r. Spence; Benefits Chant Venite.
u b fiat; Gloria Patr. No. l. in G. Ffanck: Gloria
Patrl. No ?. in ID. Gounod; Gloria Patri. No. 3.
IN [, Barnes. TIE Deum Laudamus in +. p. A.
Schneider; Jubilate Deo in f. A. J. Holden: in
troit anthem. Christmas Motet based upon hymn So
IL Came Upon the Midnight Clear" w W. Gil
Snrlsti hyrle Eleison. No ?. in F. Frederick Schil-
ling; Gloria Tibi No ? Frederick Schilling. brnp
Az % Come. All Ye Faithful" Gloria Patri. In r
Holden; onertory anthem, There Were Shepherds
Abiding in the Field" a. j. Holden; ohertory
ny ny mn, Praise God. from Whom All Blessings
Flow" Sanctus, in G.. Spohr: hvmn 275- "t;loria i,
h1cslsis old chant. reharmonized and arranged
Dy X n. Atkinson; Agnus Del in D. Loud; recess
slonal hymn s. 20 Little Town OF Bethlehem, %
lhe ehoir consists Of Miss Ancella b. Fisher. So
dIEnyi duli MIS- Eleanora Burgess alto; Mr.. Frederic
Seibold. tenor: Mr.. George r. d. Rollins b,s.
ana ana Mr- James W. Cheney organist and choir