davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26


Charleston, S. c., Jan. 2&.-Witu
out 'possum on the bill of fare, With
out official pomp or ceremony, Char
lesion is entertaining the President
elect with her own quiet and unique
but fun hearted brand of Sputhrl
hospitality. Her cup OF pleasure
doubly filled. for not only is Mr.. 1...
her guest for two days, but tho n.
cruiser North Carolina has demon
strated that there is at least "thit|
feet of water over the bar and
lying at anchor within Il stones thI..
of the dock waiting for sailing ori..
Monday when the P-rcsident-elact a|.
his party embark for Panama. N..
Montana, d sister, will arrive touu..
row, and is expected Also to- ,nr
the harbOr.,
While Mr.. Taft is provided With
tertainment without interim the r..
feature Of his visit was a banquet ..
night when his hosts were H. OF
friends in Charleston" And tn. u".
gram called for no speeches sat.
Mr.. Taft, who was presented lr.
by j. G. HemphiII, Of the \,a.
Courier.
Mr.. Taft reached the cuNir.I.
Charleston shortly before ...
today when the special train e.
brought him from August l....
Magnolia, where he alight.H
luncheon and u game Of golG ID.
Country Club.
1t was dark when, after I...
been served and many Of lI. .r.
had Ghatted with him at tl, ,...
reached his quarters in the '...|
ton Hotab At Z O'Clock hr #.
ceiving his d1rAlcr hosts ami or.
lhSs entertainnrGnr..S on
Just TAX this vase ON '"..
me ana don't forget 10 t.
postal card"
With al Of her d m mIetf f5 X. +,
Josephine Bass, Of ht' Vi The hrart \
AIivered this unfaltef - each
Ne presIaent~erGS- today. 20. law
heid w 70 linn over The heads Of the
crowd to which ne had expressed b5-
treasure at greeting. Mr.. Taft tnHL
the flowers and pledged the card
And this was the only Incident of ta
Trip from Augusta.
a foursomc on the links of fI.a
Country club occupied Mr.. Taft fer
ii couple Of hours.
Tomorrow ne viii advise wirtI
Mcssrs. Knox and H|itchcocE. who ara
expected in the morning. Mr.. TaGt
is to attend service at the Unitarian
church and spend tn" balance of tM1
day in the oUntry taking luncheon
as the guest of MI. Edwin Parsons
and tea on tho original tea PLAYMATE"
Of the country near SummcrvjiIe.
the guest Of Charles L. Shepard.
Mrs. Taft is expected i'm the Iunru1
ing.
f. 80 ~ !
that mo- cars are DeIu4 IIIleu Hur
received which is another good @
of better times. Tho ucsslml=t ht
left his ranks and Joined the uHt3w4e
ana the result is really beneficial
an.
In the death Of Mr.. kizja Il.su
this week High Point loses one of II
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26
TEMPORARY RECEIVER.
Judge Long fakes Charge of \Ibert
Ice Pink ranite Co.-DpraiIment
..on SOuthcrn-AsSoCiated Charities
at Salisbury

Especial to News and Observer.)
salisbury, n. c., Jan. 21.-Upon a
petition filed by r. H. Binder and s
f. Wiley, of Salisbury, the Albert Lee
P1nk Granite Company, doing a gen
efal granite business in Rowan coun-
ty, was on yesterday placed in the
handS OF a receiver. Stable Linn.
Esq, of this city, was name by Judge
b. +. Long as temporary receiver.
ana after filing q bond of $4,000.
assumed control of the property.
ne liabilities Of the concern have
not been made public. but it is stated
that the affairs of the will
be amicable adjusted and that bust
ness viii be continued.
BY h derailment of a locomotive
bringing eastbound passenger train
from AsheViIle into Salisbury yeSter-
Gay ~afternOon, a considerable portion
OF track was torn up on the Sails
bu,y yards, the engine ditched and
~ passengers de1eh&Nsesa&jn shaken
' %@rr" were no serious INJURIES.
and the train was taken m
to Goldsboro.
The first meeting of the newly or
canned board of Associated CHARITIES
was held here last night when Hon
JohH ,. henderson was elected nrcst.
ueht' Capps, ESQ. secrnrar
ana D. ,. McCubbiuS trcasurar
board OF directors of 6rtao, -
known business men in the ri,,- 49,
elected and the association viii 20"
cute It's work in earnest P''Se-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26
sang THE Publican

ID ritOne of Durham and has an eXcep-
Wonally good voice. The bird like
voice of Mrs. T r. Yancey is always
enjoyed.
h address by the pastor, Rev. T.
S. BoSt, on music, was short, to the
point. and thoroughly enjoyed.
The concert lasted about two hours
and never for Il lacked in
faIaSf
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26
CHARLESTON IS
HOST To Mr.. TAFT
Without 'P0ssum Or o.
fetal Pomp
BANQUET LAST NIGHT

The Chief Feature Of the Visit g.
Charleston Was the Banquet La,
Night at Which Taft Was lac only
Speaker, Being introduced by Idi-
tor ACCOMPLISHMENTS Viii
KNOX and Hitchcock To-day amt
Then on to Panama.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26
Church Choir Recital in Durham.

Especial to News and Observer
Durham, n. c., Jan. 21.-Sunday
evening, January 18th. the choir of
st. Philips Episcopal church, gave
their choir recital. Their handsome
new church, which seats six hundred
people was very nearly filled. 1t was
one of the most delightful r~ecitalS of
it's kind ever given in Durham, and
WAS thoroughly enjoyed by all who
was fortunate enough to be there.
The solos sung by Mrs. George a.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26
White STAR LINER
ABANDONED At SEA
Steamer Republic Barely
Escapes Sinking
OVER 700 PERSONS ABOARD

All of the Passengers. Including IN
i'll the Steeragc, Transferred TO th'
Italian steamer Florida Three
Hours After the Vessel j. damned
by an Unknown Vessel III the foS-
Abandoned by Grew Last Night
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26

Flowers are the Soui-iit eyes
Garth.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26
CONDITION OF THE
STATE UNIVERSITY
Needs of the Institution
Were Discussed
THE TRUSTEES MEET

Report of President nab presents
he Immediate Necessities OF the
OF ESta bliShing in Connection With
the University Il College for Teach-
erS-What is Desired to Tut IL III
the Very Front Rank OF Southern
Institutions.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26

lovely, her beautiful con-
was never better and what
all her enunciation was
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26

Innocence in a prison is freer than
guilt in a palace.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26

A~ulander. n. c.. Jan. 22-The fire
here last week destroyed two stores.
q carriage shop and a butcher shop,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-03
Ia preN dypara
cobra 50 amante
Ell SUCESO DE

Eusebio Sanchez, que estaba recluidos
en- La carcel de Distrito de Guayama.
cumpllendo condena, tenfa ell cargo de.
m~andadero de la mencionada carcel. EI
otro dla aprovechando I'm descuido. v
slempre pasa 10 mismo, Sc apodero de-
un revolver y de un cuchillo pertenecien-
ties al cuerpo de guardia, y va bien arna-
do Sanchez espero 4 la victima. Esta
Sc llamaba Catalina Gomez. La estuyos
acechando y cuando La tuvo cerca le.
hIzo dos %disparos, resultando herida de.
suma gravedad.
Contra su persona Sc dispar6 un tire. En-
telegrama que tenemos q la vista no nos.
dice NADIA sobre ell mencionado disparo.
Suceden muy 4 menudo hechos lamen-
tables como Ell que ahora registramos.
y las autoridades ~superiores deben de
velar para que dichos descuidos v me-
gllgencras no Sc repitan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-03
PoR CARLOS DIcKEN

-Voy 4 cenenzar una nueva neutrality-suspicious. RI
cardo con los oios radiantes.
Allan sc acerc6 & Eva e hizo un alderman soemne para
advertir a mi tutor
-fCuando podre sahr de este obscure recmto@cont-
nu6 Ricardo -deuando llegara ell momento de volver a los
lugares en- que nos hallabamos antes,ra la allegro camp-map
ALI recobrare fuerzas para decir cuantO qulero a Eva,
cenocere mas aun mi ceguedad y mis- faltas, y me dispon-
DIRE i ser g1ia y sosten de mi hijo pr6ximo a nacer. jCuan-
do, cuando ~partre9
-As5q que podais, amigo milo, contest6 mi tutor.
-iEva, atnoT mfo!
Ricardo intent6 Incorporates; Allan lie cogi6 en- brazos y
lie coloc6 de modo que pudiese estrechar a SUI esposa contra
su coraz6u. que era 10 que 81 deseaba.
Graves son mis- culpas respecto de tt, armada mia,-le
tHio;-yo he sido quien ha derramado sombras EN- tn vida
one tan aIepre Y bella habria sido; casandome contigo, te
he, dado Dor co1npaneras la ingratitud y la pobreza; tome
10 que ia posefas y 10 arroje al viento... M perdonas,
Eva, me perdonas Ia pasado antes que de comienzo a una
nueva existenciaf
Eva Sc incIin6 y lie bes6. Ell rostro de Ricardo quedo llu-
minado por inefabIe sonrisa, y apoyandolo en- ell pecho de su
muier y abrazando 4 esta por Ultima vez, exhal6 Ell infeliz
ell postrer suspiro y comenz6 La nueva exstencia en- que
quedan reparados cuantos males sc han padecido en- Ell
mundO
LueRO que TODD estuvo scsegado, & una bora muy avan-
zada de la noche, Ia pohre miss Elite vino 4 lorar conmigo,
, me diiO que hahfa devuelto La libertad 6 sus pajaros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-03
Los |eI|0IOS de los CjDiCOS

En algunos establecimientos de estP
capital, los mas concurridos, exhibe des-
de hoy Ell representative de Ia empresa,.
los r%etratos de los ~artistas de la comma
hla de opera que dirige ell eminente macs
tro Toiosa.
Ell lugar dc exhibition de estos retra-
tos, era antes cierto cafe venido ahora
muy 4 menos.
La compania llegara ell II, estara cinco.
dlas en- ell %lazareto, por venir de TN pals
lnfestado por la peste bub6nica, Y DO
.dra debutar del yeintidos al VENTURES de-
Agosto.
I'll senior Loubriel nos dice que ell abono
esta aumentando mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-03
a 1.5O

hin do mncha utilidad, No s6ls pam
ios Abogadon, Cortes J~udisialss, XyEA-
taraicntos. C~orporaeioAss J snplsad0
5a todos Ion ramos, sinU tambi6R para
10 e~on1erciantes, indsstriaies y parDS-
mas de negocios, 81 eonoeimientU do las
Deyes Dc Puerto Rico sprvbadas per
1ss C&mares ' Ell Console Njeeutlvu N
u rasadn ano de 1907.
Sc venden 4 $3.50 On Il Mbferh 4od
BolOtu MoTOA1A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-03
NOTlClAS

En- Ponce, han sido arrestadOs, Adolf
70 Rodriguez, Pablo Fhgueroa, Grey
gorio Vidal y Lucas Oartagena, pory
infacci6n del artfculo Alp del c6digo
Penal.
Juan Vazquez, M. Morales, Carlos
Alvelo y Vicente Rodriguez, fueron
arrestados tambien pOr abuse de CON
fianza.
Anoche fue arrestad0 en- Caguas,
Antonio Cruz como autOr de las heri-
das que recibieran Narciso Perez y
Pedro Rodriguez. Ell juzgado entien-
de ell asunto.
Comunican de Manafi, que aver un
lncendio destruy0 tOtalmente Ia car
sa de Patricio Feliciano, en- Ell barrio
'Garrochales. Ell hecho seg1nl inves-
tlgaciOnes fue casual.
Hemos sabido que Sc e~ncunntra, biens
de sus commissioners, ell trabajador del.
mqlelle Lucas Sanchez, que, aver SUI
fri6 grandes golpes, en- los momentos,
que ssalbla I'm saco de harina en- Ell
mlelle nnnero l.
Nos informan que el apcidente fue-
casual.
Aver reclblmos de Quebrahillas, UNI.
t>leg1ama, informardo que un mucha-
che que tol4ia en- TN caballo, Sc le
desboco est~, osuropeando' gravemen-
tie a una sonora Y q I'm nino. Este
ultlmo se encueHara en- estado gra-
We.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-03
XIV
En- Ell cOnd0dO de Lincoln

Ell silencio reina en- Chesney-W old y cubre con SUI velo los
1ltimos sucesos que en- Ia famiia courtroom. Dicese que
sir Leicester ha comprado la discretion de muchas perso-
mas que sin clio, habrfan hablado; pero este no pasa de ser
un rumor liviano que Sc arrastra murmurando y que muere
asi que pretende dar se1al de vida.
Sabese sin que quepa asomo de duda, que la hermosa Ia
dy Dedlock yace en- I'm mausoleo situado en- un rinc6n del
parque bajo la boveda de centenarios robes donde ell buho
hace resonar cada noche sus l1gubres cantos; pero como
muri6 y de donde fue traido su cuerpo a aquel lugar con-
tinIa siendo un misterio para todos.
No falta entire sus antiques amigos, descarnadas bellezas
de mejillas de color de ~alberchigo y de interminable cuello,
alguna antigua beldad que jugando con su abanico, como
trste fantasma reducida q ~coquetear con Ia muerte perdido
"a postrer adorador, vaya repitiendo N VOC baja en- tertu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-03
/ alyey!n Dc Lygu Ii!lag

Aver fue arrestado por la policfa de
servicio, Fernando Lugo Vinas, como
Snpuesto autOr de un homicide comet;do
en- la persona de Pablo Cintr6n, en- Ia
carretera de San German. Ell acnsado
ha sido puesto a disposition de Las an.
tOridades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-03
Sc VENDE

En- Ell poblado de Hucares, jurisdiction de Naguapo. TN
hermoso rredio de terreno ~aprop6sito. para solares. que mide
mas de cinco mil metros cuadrados, ventajosamente situado Ell
la calle de!Espana, frente al mar, del cual recibe %saludables
brisas
En- dicho terreno hallanse enclavadas tres casas de made
IA techadas de hero galvanizado, adecuadas una para vivien-
da, ot1a para estab1ecimiento mercantil. y la otra para peonaje
con un algibe de mamposterfa.
Quien interese la adquisicion de dichas fncas, puedt
dirigirse a
Sucrs. de N. Lomba 4 Co.
San Juan, F. r.
CerYeZa terru8nosa J forifCante de HartQn6
(PAsTEURlsEE)
Cerveza ferruginosa V nutritiva
para personals anemicas y dblitadas. convaecientes, sedoras
que crian al pecho etc. etc.
REcoMENoADA PoR LAS PRMERAs AuToRIDADEs Y MEDIcos.
UMoos IMPoRTADoREs Y AdENrEs PARA LA lsLA DE pro- RICO
CERECEDo HERMANos + Co. %SUCESORES. Ell CoLMADo
San Juan de Puerto Rico.
IToGRAFIAD0 7 DE vENTA EN- FL
Boletin Mercantl
Do A. Ign" s H~. d. Psr.. Aor'
tIbr. d g...os d. .nv1e)
ESCUDOS DE PUERTO RICO, en- eoloAs, tanano grande, {. ! $50
CODIGO MASONICO, en- colores tamano grande, s. u TO- , 10
Discourse NOTABLE de D. Luis Nunoz Rivera, cn orls artktaa
"1EvAnE AL CINE, NAM, DANA srreglada pr Areuin.ouii, e. !. " om
"LA NARIPOSA", mazlrAa para piano, pr Gonzao de !. Nnhea,
piza de salon. N&
"LA9 DOS PALOMAS', daa2A cnb&nn, para piano, por Gonzao dc
j. Nunez =. :. , O&
PLANO DE LA CAPITAL y contornos. en dolores, {. , ON
GIROS DE FELIClTACION para Ano Nuevo, 25 ejenpars. j.. 97t
soRPREsA PARA Ell OLA DE NoclST2s> n cdorss, tan,ho
de carts, 10 ejmplares. ~ Un
rARJErAs PARA ANo NUEvo: propdaa par. fsaiter en- 10. E.
" UnuO1 IL cOpAA. . - u0
MAPAR DE LA 1SLA, en- eohqe., q x6 pulgada, (. 0a
The Washington herald., 1909-10-26
VIPER RUNS AGROUND.

The news Of the grounding OF the sub
marine Viper in Delaware Bay. near
Cape Henlopen, was received at the Navy
Department yesterday from the Light
house Service.
The Viper was one OF the submarines
which left the New York Navy Yard sew
eral days ago for Charleston. s c.. where
they will spend the winter. Storm warn
ings were sent out Saturday that a
storm was approaching from the south
west. II is believed that the vessels ran
into the lower part OF Delaware Bay 10
escape the storm, and that the Viper
dragged her anchor and grounded.
The members of the life-savlng sta
tions at Lewes and cape Henlcpen stood
by the submarine all last night 10 rem
der assistance. If necessary. The Viper's
position is not serious. and Il is expected
that she VIII be hauled of at high tide
this afternoon. The revenue-cutter Mo
hawk has been ordered from TOmkins-
Vile to proceed 10 her assistance.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-26
DR.. ELIOT ACCUSED
OF BEING FADDIST
Stirring Address Glade by
Presbyterian Moderator.
COMPLAINS OF MODERN CULTS
Asserts They Have Tendency to
Carry Mind from Elementary ReIi-
giOus PrincipaIs-Rev. T. ID. Rich
ard Succeeds ms Moderator Rev. DIR.
OIcEImoyIe-SynOd Continues.

Ehotism, socialism. and other ''isms''
were criticised by Rev. John MeElmoyle.
D. D.. moderator OF the Presbyterian
synod OF Baltimore, IN his retiring speech
before that body last night The meet
ing Of the synod was held at the Metro
pOlitan Presbyterian Church. In his ad-
dress the retiring head used for his
text THE burden OF the word Of the
Lord" He accused President Eliot OF
being a faddist. and said Christian infiu-
ence was felt by men and women in
oarnating the Gospel. and not by man
who seeks TO inclose the religious pre-
cepts in dve-foot shelf"
Carries Mind Away.
Modern cults. he said. were tending TO
carry the mind away from the elementary
religious principles which the church
/ seeks to teach. It was remarked upon
/ by his hearers that the retiring moder-
( ator referred to the church as an alb
/ stract religious element, and did not at
] any time bring in the Presbyterian sect
4 individually.
/ 1T is necessary to-day" he said, "to
keep away from fads. Ellotism, social
/ ism, and the many other examples OF
/ thought Improvement societies fail IN
. their effort 10 maintain the elementary
| principles Of Christianity. Notwithstand-
/ ing the communication with God and
the vision Of Him, we are 10 be instruct
ed by the theories OF men.
when our religion is put upon this
basis we viii find life IS not worth living.
THE redemption OF culture is insult
hcieut II has been offered time and
again as the cure for human ills. but Il
fails In its purpose II proves that the
religion of culture is insufficient, even
when reduced 10 q 5-foot bookshelf. fo-
we cannot. no matter how hard we try.
measure the value Of religion by feet and
inches. though we use this method of
making lt more easily accessible.
Religion and the burden OF the word
OF the Maker means the incarnation OF
the Gospel and not fads and cults"
New Moderator Named.
Following Or. McElmoyles address. the
election OF the new moderator was held
FOR the Presbytery OF Washington. Rev.
T. Davis Richards. pastor Of the Pres
byterian chuTch al Melville, Nd, was
unanimously chosen. The Office Of per-
l4l1-li'Al OIe-H was |oteu ~ rev = NJ
NoUrse. OF Vienna. Va, who was re-
elected TO serve another three years.
Rev. J. c. Finney, Of Forest Park. Nd,
was chosen temporary clerk, and Rev y.
II. Miller, u. d. OF the Washington
Presbytery, retained his Office Of stated
clerk
At the meeting tonight Commissioner
Macfarland VIII preside and speak. The
convention viii be IN session to-day and
tomorrow. during which time reports
from the different committees VIII be
read and passed on.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-26
WANT NEW NORMAL SCHOOL.
North Capitol and lexington Cid.
EenS IudOrSe Resolutions

EenS IndOrSe Resolutions.
At the meeting Of the North Capitol
and lexington Citizens Association last
night at st. Martins Hall. William G.
Henderson. former president. spoke Of
the results obtained by the citizens IN the
last year. particularly the running of
cars on the Florida avenue extension
by the Capital Traction Company.
$. NJ. Ely, supervising principal OF pub
lie schools. introduced a resolution.
which was unanimously adopted. favor
Ing the erection OF a normal school
building on lots already purchased at
Eleventh and Harvard streets. Columbia
Heights. He deplored the present condi-
tion of the normal school. which fs in
three buildings.
Resolutions favoring the reclamation OF
AnecOstia flats and the improving of
AnacOstia River were indorsed.
All OF the executive officers were re-
elected as follows: President. DR.. y. n
Thompson; vice president, William 7
Hughes; secretary and treasurer. A q
IinSley; executive committee. SoIon c.
kemon, Edward FOulke. Herman Z
BlaU, and DR.. J. c. Tappan.
The association will endeavor 10 have
the Commissioners include In their esti-
mates for next year items for the paw
ing Of Rhode Island avenue. North Can
ltol street, Seaton place. and L street
within the District.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-26
Bales OF Cotton Ginned.

The following statement of the number
of bales Of cotton ginned from the
growth Of 1902 to October Is. 1903. with
comparative statistics for 1905, 1907, and
1906, was given out by the Census
Bureau:
Census report shows 5,525591 bales.
counting round as half bales, ginned from
growth Of 1902 10 October IS compared
with 6,296.l66 for 1905; 4.490, ,z5S for 1897:
and 493l,64 for 1896. Round bales in
cluded this year are SLS54; compared with
u8,12o for 1903; 1881 for 1907. and 132. a
for 1906. Sea Island, $500, for 1903: 30
0l2, for 190S; 1919, for 1907 and l2,Os1 for
1905
The Washington herald., 1909-10-26
JOINT SESSIONS PLANNED.
and Maryland Dental
Associations Meet This Week.

Discussions and lectures. which VIII IN
clUde every department Of dentistry, viii
be the feature OF the fourteenth union
meeting Of the Maryland State Dental
Association and the District OF Columbia
Dental Society. The two associations
VIII meet October 3, and viii remain in
session for three days in the George
Washington University dental depart
ment building. in II street. near Four
teenth street northwest.
Dr. Needham. president OF George
Washington University. viii deliver the
address OF welcome Many prominent
members OF the profession viii address
the convention during its session
In connection with the discussions and
lectures. there will be an exhibit by the
dental and chemical manufacturing COM
panies Of the United States. The exer-
cises viii be concluded with a luncheon
az the Ebbit House on Saturday after
noon at . o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-26
talked About CaIvinism.

At the fan meeting o. the Washington ConneCa-
tonal Club. In the hcrqUct room OF the Young
Mems Christian Association last evening Rev
George r. Martin. Of Boston. vas the guest Of
honor and Principal speaker. Dr. Martins tonic
was A datelcss CayiHim' and he made great
case for Calvin. President woodrow alluded 10 the
growth cf COugeCatiOualsm in the District and
noted with regret the heavy losses by death Of lead
crs like Dr. Bischcfs and Or. tishburn in the last
year. Violin solos by Ray AlbertscD and a vocal
number by Arthur h. Debert made Up the musical
prugrgmne
The Washington herald., 1909-10-26
Washington Herald Pattern Coupon.
Size desired.
Rites for Frances Cox.

Funeral rites for Frances Marcellus
Cox, who died at her home. 3O2l Cam
bridge place. Saturday evening. viii be
held from the Sacred Heart Church this
morning at 1880 o'clock Rev Father
McGee officiating Interment viii be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery The pailbearers
viii be c. c. Lancaster, T. l.. JeTords.
Luke Devlin. Albin Price, DR.. Alexander
u. Cobey. ard BENJAMIN Z. Craycroft
The Washington herald., 1909-10-26
Weighty Qnention Inro1..A

In reply TO c. G. Dade. OF c. G. Dade
q Co, milk dealers, who wrote to Cor
poration Counsel Z. II. Thomas. of the
embarrassment his company is put to on
account Of the failure Of patrons to re-
turn empty milk bottles, Mr.. Thomas
advised the complainant to confer with
Assistant Corporation Counsel Pugh. of
the Police Court
The Washington herald., 1909-10-26
Paris Transfer Pattern No. soe7

Design for combination corset-cover and
skirt 10 be worked either as eyelets or solid
embroidery OF uainSook. batiste. carubric
long-cloth, or soft linen. The pat--r1
contains ~ yards Of rufains FOR The skirt
235 yards scallopins for the neck and arm.
holes ard the spray design for the front
Of the oorset-cover- These undergsrments
are also made in China silk or dirnitv
crossbarred muslin is aisv used 70 cresr
extent and IS particularly pretty When
worn under thin material that shows the
cross bars.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-26
Burial to Re at Rock Creek.

The funeral Of Airs. Henry c. Herbert. who died
at her home. =ls Ninth street northwest yesterday
VIII be held from 81. Patricks Catholic Church
Rev Father James Snythe conducting the services
The exact date has not been decided. The burial
viii be in Rock Creek Cemetery. AIRS. Herbert
died Of heart faiure. She had been in i'll health
for some time.