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The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and cozcoran SIS Nv. The
Rev Prank SeWan. D. d. pastor. Wil pTesch az
Il T. n Sunday schocl 2.l5. S ?. n Lecture
* IN CHRISTIAN ECONOMICS b the Rev
CLYDE WASHBURN BR0OMELL. of Bostoc.
Mass. on Work. use. ard the man. All are
welcome. In pastcrs stgdy. WEDNESDAY. -.
Young PeorIs's Cas- n Christian Psychoio-v
open 70 an Fr5d-Ts. in church. 4.iJ ?. n, LIZ
~ and address. Ere t-aets u The res.-hale.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices Ta Friday
EPISCOPAL.
ST ran,ras. - d

ST THOMAS. nezr Dupo1t Circle
$50 a. m.-Holv Conmnio1-
SO a. a-.-s,.nday sctool ard BibIe classes-
10 q. m--siiszi1u lemon hy rector Tie last
pas-ng C. Jesus.
So 2. u--Ins-r1CLion ~ doctrine . re--oz-
SO 2 m.--.Hav tsrTizst thczs What delaT usT
c1s- sermon oy rectc-.
Mission ssrTices EgEt io-T DAYS. u, 80. s1d
oclocS each day.
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UNITARIAN.

ALI SOULS CHURCH. CO.. Istb and L ~.
IIysses 9. B. PleTCc- minister IS & n Sun
tav school Class fCT tbs CCuTarzcire S-udT q
RsliEiCn. and Unity Study Clzss- i s. n NON
ms service; ssrncn by ths ministeT. 2 H..
youug PeoTio's Religions Union p T.. sTsnilE
srTios- ssTmon by the minister. Tie public IL
vitei 70 an series
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

ST PAUL II Z CHURCH SOUTH d and ;
50 ~. Rev Wn. Eustace Heury. pastor Divine
worship i a. H. With sermon b. Bishop AiQhaus
y. Wilson. Ii p. 10 = H. bT D1S-Or, S-b
iscf story Ct a you5s deserter- J0I6lsi Sc
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL. Pssto-. !. C. Bgtler. se-7ices. with
ss7ron by President " P Thirsicld. ID. d.. q
Howard University a. H. AGelacon. az Z. by
pastor. School. 80 C. E 5I5 D H.
KELLER MEMORIAL. Nc. a-e. ard sth s. NJ.
Rev g z Wles. pastor Preaching Il ard -
sunday school. 80. Junior C, L. ; In1erne-
cate. So senior. SIS. Seats free. Coue.
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XONsECTARIAN.

PEOPLES CHURCH Pyfhian Temple. l6II s,h :,
Services al HIS q. n. ReT. George Willis Cooke
q wstefeld Mass VIII speak on ~Oue rslizi0T
ard ors rational lise Prof Neubs--gh's Bibls
stndy Clsss az % a. d. cordial iDgit4ticn s
extendcd
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
SPIRITUAL SCIENCE.

SPIRITUAL SCIENCE CHURCH. Rev Nay A.
Price. mesium- Meeting Sundays. 2 n, Recha-
bite Hall 81 3 Sc. CO.. B. Sd and pa ave Pri-
vste readings daily. Circles Tues. and D n.
az u 9Th ne
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PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Ccruecslc-t are, y and Is,h SIS
Ehar-es Mrnf uiris-e-

ITlsr DclEg-t, assistant u5n-scT.
Janss McC- Herr. zinizesz of PEEK Chapel
I a. u-I0e pas-or VII preach
2 m--TEe pastor WI r-esch OF ''Rightscusasss
szalssth zstioz."
&usical ss7-ics. led by caz-ch o-z-tst- f-o7 50
70 o'ciock.
? n.-The pastor WI T-ezch o. -Gods reTel.-
ton q Himself II TIE rocEs
Musical service fruu 80 70 : oiclocE 8i-x Ana
Grant tuzlst. Air. Anton Kzspzr.
Sunday school az s-s5 2 n.
Christian Eudearo- meeting
Ialrs9sy evening Gt s. mi1re5k seTTcs.
FiRST-Ths Strangers sabbath Eo1a-Joaa Ma
sna1 T. M. Dousld r. NacTec5. -i-lze-. =
g. r., 'Ihs CAPITAL err. Us 7riTilezs an5 -
spoDsieii!-y. 1ss5 z. Religiou5 Eork u Phlls
hpines;' frustrated With g siides 5y Rev Pal
Doltz missi0nsTy- s s. 80 a. n e E So
p T. AL welooEe-
NEW YORK AVE- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
NeT Ycrk axe, 4 and Ista sts d. WsIlzcs
Radcliffe. pasra-- ! q r. p-hic worship; ssr-
Econ b the pastor !, - ,. Il Uus-Czl inre-r-sJ1.
tor = Rassinls ~S-zba- Mater r TIE c-a--es
e1olr- 90 4 T., Bible sehocl. s.i5 a. H.. a67-lt
classes go p Il Christtsn En6esrc- SoGEy-
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UNIvERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OR FATHER. p,h and L sta
NV Rev. John Van Schsick 7. pastor Il a. n
morning service 9,5 a. n. Sunday scilaol :
= n. !. 2. G. [. s D u. d.. PnNer-s c.ass-
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REVIVAL SERVICES CLOSED.

Jubilee Comes 10 SucceNSfuf End in
McKendree Church.
Rev. Thomas Harrison, who after
thirty-five years work IS stiu known
throughout the country as the boy evan
gelist." brought 70 a close in a jubilee
held last night the successful revival
services that have been in progress for
the past two weeks az the McKendree
Methodist Church The auditorium and
gallery were crowded
Rev. John Reid Shannon. D. D, preach
Cd the jubilee sermon, and Mr. ". l.
Palmer led the chorus choir.
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SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

The world we're passing through IS
Gods world as much as any we're gang
ing to--Edmund Gsrret.
Nature is but a name for an effect
whose cause IS God.-CowDer.
Sweet friends,
Mans love ascends
To finer and diviner ends
Than mans mere thought e'er compre-
hends- -Lanier.
Love all men. trust a few. do wrong
70 none.-Hamlet.
The doctrine OF environment had its
death blow in the garden Of Eden.-G.
Campbell Morgan.
There was never a night without day.
Nor an evening without a morning,
And the darkest hour. the proverb goes,
Is the hour before The dawning.
&C. Mackey.
To work: 10 help and be helped to
learn sympathy through suffering: 10
fearn faith by perplexity; 70 reach truth
through wonder-behoid. this is what II
IS 10 prosper. this Is what # is 20 live
Phillips Brooks.
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. " are. ao--h
Of \ 81 Preaching at Il ard 80 b RsT. G. ".
B-oEn q India assisted Il the ercu.1g serrics hT
Ms G. " BroEn. Of Ilsia, and Rev. P. =.
Mscfs-lsue q CsEfo-uiz- C. E ct $50 Bfhls
school go All seats free
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SECULAR LEAGUE.

ADDRESS. FRoGRBSs N OUR KNOEI-
EDGE OF ELECTRICITY" Prot. PhiIanser
Bctts; music; debate; 7. m, Pythian TemVls,
l0l2 sth s. nv Seats free.
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vEsPER SERVICE.

YOUNG wo8fENs CBRIsTIAN. ASSOCIATION.
Ieh and Sc. Nv, 4aD 2 IL Speaker a. tie
afternoon. Mrs. Z W. B3ueI, CT ChsTy Caase
/. Al Tsscurss.
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THEOSOPHY.

LECTURE. "PsYCHIsM AND SPIRITUALITY. %
at headquarters Washington Branch. Thsosophczi
Society, e 4 st. Sc, Sunday, Fstrz5ry 2. Ds.
p - PsSSse Invited
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH,
Scottish Rite HaT lGG g s. ny. Se-Tices. Sun
cav. i a. n. and : q , II. Morning lecru-e ~
Bishop OLIVER & SABIN; zlbiecL Hos 70
strdv; how 70 hesL" Evening lecture b d. h.
TRIMMER; subiecf, The fear q TIE Lord
TgsIsnOnisl meeting Wednesday eVgning a. "a
Seats free All invited.
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SOME LIFE AND HEALTH STUDIES.

By JAMES HUGH KELLEY. Suudzy. FEB. s.
SIS p r., 2s East CAFitel s. Snbiec-. Is zooS
TIE snai gal og Ils" spscc1s reor& Csssscul
3rsEs-sds Pgrzlsetz1s5- Ps6szts -<szsssf
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

SUNDAY SERVICES AT RAUSCHER's. IA
Conn ave. az p n Address b Res. ChsS ?.
WintiSisr. Daily roon meeting and wsfnssssys
ar = n. az Loan and Trast Blds. CO.. i and
s-h. Pabiic invited
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CHRTsTIAN sCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, lSa
and z SIS. EE. Services SUNDAY, 1a-3 e. n znd
2. n.
Sutiect. CHRIST JESUS"
Sunday schooI Il a n Wednesday sTsuins
meeting O'Clock. Public cordially invited AZ
seats FREE Free reading room. CO. Colorado Bldg
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JOHN TIMOTHY ST0EE.DR
SPIRITUALIsM.

DR. J. " TEMPLE BUSINESS AND TEST
medium. Sin hold srand test meeting Tor spiritual
messages Sunday, Tuesday. zD6 EEday at 8 D II
Readings daily 80 ssh =. Nv.
MRS Noble HOLDS SPIRITUAL 'SfEETINGS
every Sunday, TaeSdsy snG Friday nizhts st
oclock- Private readings daily IzS5 uth =, Nv
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

IlL-L lJlll-t-L- a--I.-a q TliI-s-lIs
Janss MeC- Herr. --iuiz-sz q PEEK Chapel
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

Rev. DR.. D. J. Kennedy, 0. P. viii
inassursts shs Wednesday evening Len
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

81. Margsret's Church has received S3s9
for diocesan missions and $f7s for gen
eral missions Regarding the latter ap-
poTtiOnmenJ as too small the parish has
sent on 10 New York STC9GZ
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

Several out-of-town speakers VIII be
here during Lent for sermons and ad-
dresses. mainly in connection with the
Brotherhood Of St Andrew services. Dr.
". c. Richardson, rector or St James
Philadelphia. being among them.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

The Churchman's LeaEze lecture begins
next Tuesday with q lecture by Bishop
Harding. on the British Church
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

Tuesday evening al 80 o'clock Lenten
discourseS viii be given az follows: Rev
Francis A TondOrf, :. J, Of George
town University. in St Paurs Church
Rev William Colbert OF the Apostoic
Mission House, in St. Martins Cherch.
The worth OF the soul" Rev. Francis
J. Flanagan. St. Mary's Star OF the Sea
Baltimore, in St. Joseoh's Church
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
THE MILESTONE II TIE FORUM

4hE AtLboIUNE Z N IdE EDEIM
IN the center Of ancient Rome's Forum
was golden milestone. Thither al roads
led One might start from any point IN
the empire and travel directly 20 this
spot. which was considered the center of
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

Over and over again men have said that
If they we're 10 be cast away on desert
island with only one book, they would
choose for that book the Bible such an
exile would read oftenest- next 10 the
Gospels. TIE inexhaustibIe Book OF
Psalms. with IFS comfort and its inspi-a-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

Dr. Herbert Scott Smith lectured az
Trinity Church. Takoma parish, TakOma
Park. February IS on The church and
the new evangelism" This parish has
been without a rector since Rev David
Bars resignation last years
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

During Lent on every afternoon, ex-
cept Saturday. the rector OF st. Mar
gsret's wiz talk on Comparative re-
igions." his subject dealing with such
questions as Is Christianity the true
religion. and why2 Is Christ the desire
OF nations How near 90 the followers
Of CoEfucius and Buddha and Mahomet
come tofthe Kingdom Of God? IN other
words. how much have they and Chris
tians IN common2
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

Human spirits. Ike musical instru-
ments, need 70 be tuned up No better
method Of getting the soul into key has
been discovered than the reading Of the
Psalms. They bring the heart into har-
mony with thoughts Of Cod
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

The Bishop Cisggett Club net at Trini-
y parish hail February Q az 2 ?. n.
Ten members were present. No papers
were read, but general discussion Iook
place Of1cers viii be elected al the next
meeting OF the club
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row the usual Sunday services VIII be
held. with special reference 10 the mis-
sion in sermons and lectures.
After the mission is closed a series OF
special Sunday night sermons viii be be-
gun by Rev. Canon Austin.
Junior Brotherhood services at the
Church OF the Ascension have been ar
ranged for Fridays in Lent al S D m. as
follows: February Is, Rev. J. Henning
Nelms. Ascension Church: March 8 Rev.
r. II. McKim. D. D, Epiphany Church;
March 2. Rev Arthur KinsOlving. D. D..
St Paurs Church. Baltimore: March 1s
Rev 2. Wroth. Church OF the Messiah,
Baltimore. and March g, Rev. Z S Dun
lap. ST. JOINS Church.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

Il was a great God. as well as a nigh
God. that the Psslmist knew. He was
exalted in glory and power and honor.
The heather round about worshiped
.debased and debasing gods; but the
Hebrews conception Of Jehovah was
throughout singularly pure and noble As
are It's objects Of worship. so VIII a peo-
pic become. An adequate conception OF
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

Bishop William Crane Cray. missionary
bishop Of southern Florida. has been IN
Washington the past few days the gues,
OF Mrs Joseph r Johnson, 1S0s Belmont
avenue. He has been here on business
connected with his diocese which has
reference 20 the Seminole Indians, OF
which the bishop has a large number
under his spiritual care he has had
conferences with Secretary Wright and
other officials and Is hopeful Of good
results
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
INVESTIGATE
THE CHARGES
Former Governor Lea May
Issue Call Today For Ferris
School Meeting
Mr.. HANDY WANTS
SESSIONS HELD HERE

Tho only development Of the day in
the Ferris Industrial school discussion
was the probability Of call being made
at once for a special meeting OF the
school managers TO consider tho charges
Of cruelty made by l.. Irving Handy
against certain officers Of the institution
Former Governor Preston Lea who Is
president OF the Board OF Managers Of
the school. said this morning that h'
probably would issue the call during tn,
day.
When asked whether he would call a
meeting OF the board, Mr. Lea said such
action was probable.
- intend to take some action today
he said, "but am unable to say at thil
time just what will be done" lie adde,
however. that an investigation would b'
held shortly.
Mr.. Lea was asked whether the ses
sions Of the investigation would be helS
In Wilmington or al the Ferris School
lie replied he could not say.
when seen today Mr. Handy said hi
hopcd tnat az least some OF the etHhiou
would be held In Wilmington so that h
would have no trouble In producing hi
witnesses He says he can verify ever,
statement he made 10 the letter sent b.
him to former Governor Lea.
Superintendent Stewart, Of the Forri
School. would say nothing today. becaus
as he said. It would not be policy 70
hirn TO talk until the investigation /
I begun,
Former Governor Lea and Mr.. Hand.
who wrote the letter about the treat
ment Of some Of the boys at the Ferri
School. held a conference carly thi
Afternoon on the subject. What wa
done at the conference could not b
learned, but It is understood that tn
subject Of an investigation was talke
over.
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
". c. 7. U. INSTITUTE
ON AT ST. GEORGES

Tho fall institute OF the New Castle
County W. c. n. U. is being held in
the Presbyterian Church at st. Georges
today Miss Marie c. Brelun will
speak. and temperance talks will be
delivered by Howard Prouse and How
ard Ennis. of Delaware College. The
advisability Of paying the debt on the
soldiers rest at Delaware City and ac-
tivity in the coming local option cam
paign will be discussed. Afternoon and
evening sessions viii be held
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
OF THE
ASSEMBLYMEN
Will 90 TO Bethany Beach
And Lewes on Thursday
And Friday

No change is to be made in the dat,
OF the reunion OF members OF the Leg
isiature. and Senator Thomas NJ. Mon
afghan. chairman Of the committee ar
ranging the reunion, announced to-day
that the legislators will take their trip
on Thursday and Friday Of this week.
The legislators in this section VIII board
the Delaware railroad train leaving
French street station at S36 o'clock IN
the morning Down state members will
take the Same train. and all viii go TO
Milsboro There they win be met by a re-
ception comittoo headed by Senator L. c.
Drexler and Senator Joseph Iline and
after luncheon there the party will be
taken by boats to Bethany Beach.
Senator Drexler viii have the party as
his guests and it will be entertained at
the Bethany Beach Hotel. which Senator
Drexler has obtained for the occasion.
Thursday night will be spent at Bethany
Beach or at Hocker's Point, nearby.
where a barbecue viii be held for those
who wish to attend. There win be musi-
cal and other features for the party while
at Bethany Beach.
on Friday the party Will so TO Lewes. II
was intended at first that the Assembly.
men should go TO Rehoboth but Senator
James Rowland and others at Lewes In
vited the legislators to visit the Pilot tow
instead and they viii go there. A pleasing
entertainment viii be arranged for th'
visitors at Lewes. They win return hom'
either Friday night or Saturday. Alto
gethor it promises to be delightful out
ing.
A suggestion was made that the reunion
be postponed until next week, so the party
could visit Lewes when the Hudson-De
Vries celebration is being held there or
September %, but this has been deemed IN
advisable because OF the short time. sen
ators Monaghan and Drexer had con-
ference over the telephone this morning
and it was decided 10 have the reunion
Thursday and Friday this week. Other
members Of the comittoe agreed that there
could be no postponement now
In addition TO members Of the Legs a.
ture. invitations have been sent TO Cover
nor Pennewin. former Governors Preston
Lea. John HUM and Ebe W. Tunnel anc
to state officials and the legislative cor
respondents Of newspapers.
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
GETTING READY FOR
SEPTEMBER COURT

There is a general hustle around the
county courthouse today in order TO
be ready for the opening Of court next
Monday. sheriff Lippincott and Deputy
sheriff Brown are busy summoning
witnesses. In the court room a car
penter is at work building stand in
which will be placed the bust Of former
Chief Justice Lore. AFTER IL Is pre-
sented 10 the court The bust will be
located near the south entrance 10 the
court room. Painters are at work on
the woodwork Of the addition TO the
law library and the chancellor's office
and the Office for his secretary. The
alterations 10 the court room left con-
siderable dirt in the court room. AS
soon as II is removed the section inside
of the rail will be prepared for courl
and then the seats for witnesses viii
be cleaned Attorney General Gray;
Office has been covered with new linol-
cum and new furniture has been in
stalled.
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
". II. HOFFMAN, WESTERN
NEWSPAPER MAN HERE

William j. Holman, advertising man
ager Of the Portland, Oregon. Oreeonian'
is in tho East on business. Mr. Hofmann
is a New Castle boy who until seven
years ago was advertising manager Of
THE EVENING JOURNAL. lie went
West to become advertising manager OF
the Portland Journal and left that paper
three years ago to accept the advertising
managership Of the oregonian' one OF the
biggest newspapers in the country. He has
had success. After business trip TO New
York MIR. Hofmann Will return TO New
Castle to spend next Saturday and Sun
day with his father there. Mr. Hoffman,
will begin his trip back to Portland next
week He also Is secretary Of the Com
mercial Club. which has 400 business men
as active members.
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
FATHER KILLS SELF
AFTER SHOOTING FAMILY
sy United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1s-It is be-
lieved to-day that Mrs. Ferdinand
Levy and her five-year-old daughter.
Marian. win die from pistol wounds
inflicted last night by Ferdinand
Levy. a wealthy wholesale liquor man,
who then shot himself TO death.
The tragedy occurred following a
quarrel between Levy and his wife.
IIo shot her down and then turned the
revolver on his little daughter. The
shots were heard by the eldest daugh-
ter. Irma, who was in front room
i'm the house. In a moment her father
entered the room, with drawn re-
volvcr. and told her he had killed her
mother and sister, and that he was
sorry.
Irma walked from the room for as
sistance and soon returned with Dr.
Clarke and several neighbors. Levy
met them at front door with loaded
shot gun and threatened TO kill the
first man who entered the house. DIR
Clarke rushed at Levy. who fed TO q
room ON the second story and barri'
caded himself in, declaring he was go.
ing to kill any one who came neal
him. DIR. Clarke telephoned to th'
police and then set about giving aiC
to the wounded woman and child
Levy from a window on the uppel
story of the house watched the arriva
OF the police and as they entered thu
door, shot himself through the head
dying instantly.
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
LAY AN AWFUL CRIME
AT "BLACK HANDS" DOOR

rible bullet wound in his abdomen.
Girls Tell Of Horrible Crime.
According 10 Fannie's story she and
her baby brother were playing with
tho Pcrcopia girl late yesterday after
when an unknown man approached
them.
lie beckoned 10 Teresa to accom-
pany him. She agreed to do so and
called out TO her two little compan-
ions: "Come on; he is my God father"
Tho smaller children started 10 accom-
pany them, but unwillingly, until as
sured by the stranger that their par
ents would not be angry. Tho route
along which the stranger led the chill
dren was under the cuivert and thence
10 an isolated spot In the rear Of the
cemetery. When this lonely spot had
been reached. the italian. without a
word Of explanation TO the children.
drew a revolver from his pocket and
shot Teresa through the abdomen. She
fell unconscious 60 the ground and
the man stood by and watched her
die q few moments later.
The other children did not seem to
realize what was occurring. They
stood still until Teresa died. Then
the man turned the weapon on the
Infusino boy and shot him in almost
the same place he had shot the Per-
copia child, innicting mortal wounds
Tho girl had begun to shout and cry
and the Italian turned the revolver
on her. His aim was not so good
and the child was shot through tho
right arm. Thinking evidently that
he had killed all three. the italian
placed his revolver in his pocket and
hurried away.
The Infusino boy was unconscious
for a greater part OF the night. but
the girl was conscious all the while,
, suffering terrible agonies. She was
too frightened to try TO run away and
get aid for her dying brother.
Believe Murderer Knew Children.
The news Of the finding Of the
bodies and the dastardly manner in
which the helpless babies had been
shot nearly crazed the thousands OF
Italians.
Tho Infusino children are daughter
| and son Of Ercolo Infusino. owner OF
small store at 42i Bleecller street
Tho Percopia family lived up stairs
over the Infusinos. being their ten
ants. While the Italians in Utic'
arc reluctant 70 discuss the Grim
with Americans. though talking FIRE
among themselves, il is learned ther
q have been many BLACK Hand
d threats and that the elder Infusir
?. has been in constant fear OF dea'
"a because of his failure or refusal
~ comply with the BLACK Handlers
~ demands recently made upon him.
-. The murderer apparently. y
known 20 the Percopia- girl. for p
sons in the vicinity say they saw
buying candy for her at neighbor
Mo candy store His name was
70 known TO either Of the-fpfusino c
oie drcn. the girl said. though both
er- them had seen him often before.
Evening journal., 1909-09-13
NOW FOR DASH
TO SOUTH POLE
English Subscribed $500, 900
For Expedition And Scott
Will Make Start Next July
PIOUED OVER PEARY'S
TREATMENT OF ENGLISHMAN

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON, Sept. lS.-England's pride
stirred to its depths by the discovery OF
the North Pole by Americans today took
material form and within a fefw hours
after Captain Scott Of the discovery ex-
pedition announced that he would find
the South Pole II s2oOOOO be subscribed to
equip the expedition. the money had
been found.
And while Captain Scott prepares his
men and his expedition, throughout all
of England there is the gravest concern
lest Charcot should appear from the
South Pole regions and claim the honor
Of having been the first white man there,
forestalling the English again
The English did not take at all kindly
to the fact that Peary sent Captain Bart
lette back with a supporting party before
the pole was reached. Peary kept Bart
lett a British subject, with him as the
last white man until he had exceeded
all previous "farthest north" records, and
then ordered Bartlett back.
The English papers declared they ac-
cept this as no compliment. avowing that
England Is not used to- being second in
the field of human endeavor. They ad-
init the fact that between DR.. Cook and
Commander Peary there can be no doubt
that the stars and stripes have been nail
ed TO the North Pole and they asked
anxiously this morning II the French
flag of DR.. Charcot. the english jack or
the American Stars and Stripes. is first
to be nailed TO the South Pole.
The answer was instantaneous In a
few hours the necessary $4,000 was
forthcoming
Captain Scott will start in July with
two supply bases. one at Macmurdc
Sound and the other. IL possible in King
Edward VII Land. lie win attempt tc
reach the pole by using ponies. motor
sledges and dogs Lieutenant Shackle
ton, who holds the record Of being th'
nearest to the South Pole. viii not ac
company him on thus expedition. but
other noted explorers will go.