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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST NEW YORK
200 a m--DineT. Pullman Parl0F Car
$500 a. us--5-hour train
800 4 m--Diner ard FuIlElan Parfu- c.
flI.O9 a m--Diner and Observation Pullman
800 , m--Dlner and Pullman PsrIo- ca
acc >. m--''ROyal Limited" All PulIr-zn
FlEe-hour-
f9-co d n.-CcachsE % Philadei phtz
800 .. u--Diner ard Pullman Pario-
$50 , m--Coachea 20 New ork
sl2:I5 y. T.-Sleepers 70 New York
'z.E2 a m--SleeDeTs 20 Philadelphia and Nss
ATLANTIC CRY. t7sOO 's.oO. fu.oo l. m..
fI:oo 800 . m -
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
s7.sa fs:C1. fs:so. '7s0e go. fs.Oe $50 g-.
fq-sQ 1000, sU-Oo a. H. $3.50 noon rs--.5
300 HIS 100. 900. t5.Z0, $50 81
tS.00 sIQ.O0, sos. "IIs50. 'Iz:l5 n. T. '''
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. III. $50 p m
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS AND T0T-1=-
Pf5ffTTsBURG. $40 q n. IN s5:1S , d n
CLEVELAND. $40 p n
COLUMBUS. $50 p N.
wINCHES TER. 1910 a m. f4-o5. r5.G5 D n
FREDERICK fs.2o. ts-lo. ts:ls = n. sl.5s
f4.05, f5-45 D. N
HAGERSTOWI. fe.10 - m. $3.50 ? n
ANNAPOLIS, 80. ts-oo n n tics nom
t2:e0. :3:S0. t5.S0. and $50 D N.
sr,aily- Except Sunday. t61nday only
TELEPHONES at all o. the foIIJviD 2
PennsylVanIa ave. Main z7s- New UBi,7
Station Ticket once Main 1880; Info--,a
tion Bureau Main 1854
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DEATHS

CARROLLr-On "Wednesday February .. 1910
Al her home, in Rockville Mrs J. WESLEY
CARROLL formerly widow Of William
SeweII. Of Washington. d. 9.
CLAUDE-On Thursday. February q. no at
Chevy Chase, Nd. DENIS CLAUDE, hus-
band OF Mary Steele Claude
Services by Father Mallon. AT GawIer's
chapel. Saturday, February IS. at $3.50 a. m
lnterment at Annapolis. Nd
Chicago. Boston. and Annapolis papers
please COpy.) fegf-2t-
GAFFABD-On Wednesday. February %. 1910.
at ms residence. 1913 Wisconsin avenue
northwest. WILLIAM H. GAFFARD. aged
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
baltimore and Queen Ann county papers
please copy.) IL
NJ. Gaffard was born in Queen Ann
county Nd. IN 1895 He came 10 Washing
ton forty years ago His death followed
a brief illness and was due 70 heart disease
Mr. Gaffard is survived by one son
hlNG-On Tuesday. February %. 1910. at
the residence Of her son-in-law capt J.
Mel. Carter, L. S. A. Mrs. CLARA j.
widow OF Capt Albert d. King, Z. s a
1nterment at Lancaster, Ohio. fe23-2tc
KING-After a long and painful illness.
on "Wednesday. February -. 1910 al LAO
a m, at Providence Hospital. JAMES A
KING, beloved husband OF the late Rrtb
King, aged ffty-one years
Funeral viii take place at s32 Ninth street
northeast. on Friday. February Is AT .
q m Interment Congressional Cemetery.
It,
AOEGAN-On Wednesday February q. 1910.
DR. JOSEPH D. MORGAN. late medical
examiner Of United States Pension O4ffce-
aged sixty-eight years.
Dr.. Morgan wss born in Cincinnati, Ohio.
In 49, He came 10 Washington thirtv-tyvo
years ago IN response TO an apDointmenr
20 the PENSION Bureau. and was a reslden z
Of the District from that time until bi-
Death. His death came after an illness OF
several years. Dr. Morgan Is survived b,.
his wife, one daughter. and one son
MORRISON Thursday. February q 1910
at his residence 1888 Fifteenth street north
west CHARLES NJ, beloved husband Of
Elizabeth NJ. Morris.
Remains viii leave residence, at 9 a m
on Friday, February 8. Interment at Lower
Marlboro, Calvert county. Nd Itc
oFFUTT-on Wednesday. February q. 1910
AZ Bethesda Nd, RICHARD GRAFTON
son OF William G. and Betty Onutt. aged
nineteen years.
Funeral services At Oak Hill Ceueter,
chapel. on Friday. February o. at IL A m
Friends and relatives invited II.
POLKNHORN-On Wednesday. February a
1910. at a m, at her residence 2432 Penn.
sylvania avenue. HANNAH F POIKTN-
HORN. second daughter Of the late Henry
and Marianne Polkinhorn.
Funeral from her late residence. on Sat
urday. February IS. al .. m. fe24-2ts
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YALE GRADUATES
FORESTRY CLASS
Largest Number In the
Schools History Join
In Exercises.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. 24.-The
OF the Yale forestry school began this
morning at 10 O'Clock, the graduates be-
ing addressed by prominent scientific
men, including President Hadley.
Much regret was expressed at the In
ability Of Clifford Pinchot and the pres
ent United States Forester. II. II.
Graves. to be present
The class is the largest that has been
graduated since the opening of the
school ten years ago. on March 4. the
class will leave for its annual Southern
trip, where practical forestry viii be
studied until the close of the university
year.
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BOARD UPHOLDS
DIR. BUCKINGHAM
Commissioners Refuse to Remove
Veterinarian From Committee
Of Surgeons.

After consideration OF the charges
preferred by William Strong and A. NJ.
Dyer. the Commissioners have declined
to request the removal of DR.. d. F..
Buckingham, jr. from the Board OF
Veterinary Surgeons.
Mr.. Strong and Mr.. Dyer alleged that
two dogs sent 10 a veterinary hospital
owned by Dr.. Buckingham did not re-
Ceive proper treatment. In reply DR..
Buckingham submitted 10 the board a
number Of letters from prominent per
sons commencing him as a capable
veterinarian.
The compliments. the Commissioners
say. have the right OF appeal TO the
Court of Appeals, under the act to reg
Ulate the practice OF veterinary medi-
cine.
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Deaths.

Margaret W. Young. 81 years 1875 New
Hampshire avenue
ElizG Van Horn, 20 years, ESQ Ontario
TONd
George p Robbins, IS years, 1522 P
street northwest
Isaac S Little, so years, 2l7 r street
northeast.
Harry Montgomery, I year. 3O7 Four
teenth street northeast.
Mary Z. Waters, IS years. 1851 L street
northwest.
Charles G. Sloan, SIS years, I735 Lamont
street.
Van Wyck Weaver. 40 years. Govern
ment Hospital for Insane.
Clara J. S. King, 50 years, 1896 Calvert
street.
Susan A. Talbot, g years, us Rock
Creek Church road.
Sister Mary f. Wenstiup. so years. Trim
ity College.
Thomas r. Staub. 3 months, Al Bates
street northwest.
Infan- Of Albert c. and Anna Muller.
1851 I street northeast.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY-

900 o. m daiIy-For Virginia West Nl--
ciuia and Kentucky points Pullman SieeD-
tfs
CHICAGO SPECIAL solid train 10 s.
Ioufs with Pullman sleepers 10 Cbicsro
Stgus only at important stations Pullman :
uuesl equipment
rI-fB D. IN. daily. r y. LIMITED To-
cincinnati Louisville, the West. SouthaveEf
and Northwest Pullman sieepers
TI-r5 a IN Week Day1-PuIlUa1 U,-f-
car without change, Washington 10 Neu-,,--
Nev-s Norfolk. ana Old Point Couforf -
". 5, 4. r. & T.. Richmond. and 4 4 N
Ry.
{ & o. Ia carte dining car servics
Chesapeake and Ohio Onices at 5ES Pa ave
1889 r 81. and New Union Station Telephona
Main 1885 and --o6 Tor ticket ~ 80 =.
checks, reservations, and taxIca5s
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CHAPTER XXIV.
CARFREVSKTS PROPHECY.

IL this time I had forgotten
" Ivan. whom 1 had left bound
~ and helpless, at my rooms. and
who, I knew, must be suffering
untold tortures Of doubt and dread, cor
corning the happenings Of the night. So
now I hastenpd to him with all speed.
Poor chap, he was nearly done for by
the strained position he had been COM
PEELED to maintain for so long time,
bur 1 have always believed that IL dad
him good. and hat without II lac might
have been less tractable, when the tire
came for a reconciliation with his sister.
1t gave him an opportunity for the right
sort of meditation. which, perhaps. he
had never enjoyed before. Every time
The Temptation came TO him to break
his bonds and make his escape, he re-
membcred that he must remain where
he was, for the sake of the sister he
loved so well. whose life would be for
feited so easily. If nc should carry 10
his nihilistic friends the knowledge he
possessed. found him weak, and worn.
but stin firm in the determination TO
await my coming. I unbound him, gave
him food and wine and as soon as he
was sufficiently recovered ordered my
droshlSa and took him 10 Zara's house
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MACKAY ANNOUNCES
SALE OF HOLDINGS

NEW YORK, y. Y, Feb. 2l-Clar-
ence H Mackay today made the fol-
lowing statement.
The Mackay Companies have sold
their entire holdings Of stock in the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company. a large part Of the money.
al least. viii be used 10 extend and
strengthen the land and ocean systems. r
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AUTOMOBILES

FARROw ARMS co. repair firearms. auto
mobiles. and motorcycles. reasonable prices:
satisfaction guaranteed Factory. 20 I'd st
y " Phone n 1851 Ia
WHITE STEAMER touring car, fuTlv
equipped. in frst-class running condition:
VIII sell al a sacrifice; $500 cash One Ford
runabOUt, 1915 one 2-cylinder 1907 Buick
JOHN DICKSON Belmont Garage
III 14th 81. Tel. North o097
1aS1-rf
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The Vital Records.
Births.

David ii. and Helen l.. Keys, boy.
Edward +. and Clara !. Parent, boy.
Oliver L and Nellie l. Thompson, girl
John II. and Minnie SchwaTZman, girl
Robert H. and Frances A. Newcomb,
hoy.
Charles F. and Annie H. Mckinney
boy.
Donald II. and Grace Parmele, girl.
Rernard r and Flora L. Ragan, girl.
Herman J. and Agnes Zeaman, boy.
Louis and Esther Somehow, boy.
William T. and Cora \. Lowe. boy.
Edward and Mary Johnson, girl.
George o. and Gertrude J. Berger, girl
Michael J. and Frances +. Sullivan, girl
Jacob and Jennie Katz, girl
Timothy w. and Grace NJ. Stanton, girl
Samuel and Katherine Cross, girl.
Henry p and LeopOldine A. Wander
Bosscke, boy.
Ferdinand B. and Mary V, McGivern
boy.
James A. and Ella c. HolliLger, girl.
Allen ID. and Emma Deason, boy.
George W and Agnes Brew, Girl.
George s. and Alma N. Edelen, girl
Edward /. and Mary y. Ryan. girl.
Antonio and Ninceuzina Pirrone girl
Edmonds and RoSie Decatur bow.
James " and Maggie Kerr, boy.
Arlington and Lille Guade, girl.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y B-FollowinE schedule eEurea publ{.b.5
only as Information and are NOT -uzra1ras5
For Atlanta, BirLninshan. Mobile. New
Orleans. AsheV1les a and 1913 -
For Chattanooga and Memphis. 500
daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chartano,-,
Birmingham. New Orleans, 1910 D -
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanoor.
Nashville. Memphis. $40 a. m. dsiiv
fSIeeping car open after 10 D. MI
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham Columbia
Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. savannah Jsrl--
Eonvine. and Florida pOintss SIS 2. m. daily.
l. : BROWN. General AEent
nea-tf-err7
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THE BRITISH RUBICON.

Now the house Of lords has come 20
a bridge u must cross
u am afraid II is not a very strong
bridge
why not2'
ION account Of the weakness Of its
peers."-BaItimOre American.
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NAVY

Lieutenant Commander 2. J. SANDOZ
treatment Naval Medical School
Hospital Washington, d. c.
Surgeon A. G. GRUNNVEI.I. trans
ferreJ 70 the retired list Of officers
from February Is. 1910.
Carpenter G. J. KERR, detached duty
navy ward, Philadelphia, Pa: 10
treatment Amy and Navy General
Hospital, Hot Springs, Ark.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE
TO BE DISCUSSED

Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey will speak
this evening at s O'Clock before the E
C. stanton Political Study Club. at
Woman suffrage Headquarters, 1873 II
street
Mrs. Mussey viii tell Of the changes
which have taken place within the past
TWENTY-FIVE years IN the laws of the
District Of Columbia as they affect
women.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Acknowledgements at Norfolk and
Michigan at SeWa us Point
Sailed-Hectcr from Hampton Roads
for Guantanamo and Preston from Key
West for Knights Key.
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Marriage Licenses.

Robert II. Mothershead and Lucy Bond,
of Washington
Sievert \. Rohwer and Portia Brown
or Washington.
Andrew Perks and Bertha Lewis, Of
fredericksburg, Va.
JOnn r SinmS and Mary z. Webster
OF Alexandra Va
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FLOOR OILS

Stan0rd's Sanitary WaNOliUm Floor OIL.
the only Floor oil YOU can use with satisfac-
ton Keeps the rooms wherever applied in
sanitary condition. Also RREE-TO-ZONC
disinfectantS- WN- G. STAFFORD sole
manufacture. Office and warehouse Pa ave
and 9Th st. y W Telephone Main 1865.
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Charles r. LinEer, who hss filled the
office Of president II the EpwoTIn
League Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Anacostia for the last FIVE
years. has resigned his position, but be
viii continue his association with the
organization as an active memce-- Hl5
successor in the Office has not yet been
chosen.
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IN MEMORIUM

SCOTT-In sad but loving remembrance of
my dear sister, MARY =. SCOTT. who
died four years ago today February "a 1906
Asleep in Jesus; Oh, how sweet
Soon by His throne we ali shall meet
IL" BY Her Brother George W. Scott
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2L-WeddinE
licenses issued here today r g Cramp-
ton. twenty-SiX, $40 Eleventh street
northwest. Ella NJ. Grimes, twenty-One.
Goth Of Washington.
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ANACOSTIA HEARS
OLD-TIHE CONCERT
Songs Reminiscent of Plan
tation Days Are
Revived.
WASHINGTON TINES BUEEas
40 V STREET


A-NALDoIIA, u . Fbb .
The officers and teachers Of the Sun
day school or the Anacostia Methodist
Episcopal Church gaze an old foI<s.
conce~t last e.ening in the Masonic
Kan. Fourteenth ana L streets. and the
event proved attractive 10 an audience
hhat taxed the capacity Of the han.
The participants were attired in coz
tunes Of the oIden time, and the pro
gram contained numbers reminiscent Of
the plantation and the old folks. The
han was tastefUly decorated with the
rational coiOrs. Among the SONGS were
Anvil Chorus old Folks al Home
AUD Lang Syne." and old Black
joe Those taking part were.
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CONTINENTAL MEMORIAL HALL.

tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock. The
Rev. W. T. Watson, OF the First Bap-
tisJ' Church. VIII conduct the services
and the burial will be in Bethel Gene
terry.
It is reported that the Alexandria
chamber Of commerce wiz consider
plans soon for the erection OF a build
ing
Mrs. Fendau, wife OF Attorney vii
liam +. Fendall, died az her home in
South Alfred street, this morning Mrs.
Fendau was about fifty years Old, and
is survived by several children.
Capt = L. SIaymaker has returned
from Montgomery. Ala. and on next
Monday evening Will resume his com
mand Of the Company @, First Virginia
Regiment relieving Lieut. G. Il May
BY the score OF 81 10 , the Young
Mems Sodality Lyceum basketball tea m
last evening defeated a team from the
Catholic University in a game at the
armory. The St. D0mfuic's A A de-
feated the Y. NJ s. L. Reserves by the
score OF 20 TO a.
This evening the Y NJ. s T.. viii play
a game with the team from the Patent
Once in Washington.
Fitzgerald Council. No 459, knights
OF Columbus. held a short meeting al
St. Mary's Hail. last night.
Tomorrow evening the Rev. 9. d. Bull
Ia viii deliver a lecture on The Yo-
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DAMAGES AWARDED
ENPLOYE OF PARK
Frederick Schwab Gets
81, 500 for Injuries In Suit
At Alexandria.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. FEB. 2

In the circuit court for Alexandra
county, Judge Thornton presiding, a
jury yesterday returned a verdict for
the plaintin, awarding $500 damages
in the case Of Frederick Schwab, of this
city, VS., the Luna Park Company.
Schwab alleges he lost a leg while
operating on aerial swing at the park
last summer After the evidence was
in the defendant demurred and the
court ordered the above verdict rem
dered, subject 10 the decision on the
demurrer
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Washington Southern Railway.
For Richmond and points South VIA Fred-
ricksburg-LCave Union Station daily A-.o
a. n rs a m: ICES a. m Has m.
.o5 .. N. 4-25 D M $50 2. m: 1.s5 D. N
io:oO D n Leave week days. 200 , N
s. A. =. Florida Limited. and ne D. m
A. c. L. Florida Special All Pullmans; no
local stops. Local for Fredericksburg s n
m daily Times OF departure and connec-
ttonS not guaranteed ia9-tT
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B0OKBINDING

COMMUNICATIVE RULING.
Flat opening blank books that lie open lat
CHAS- Il POTTER & CO.,
Phone NJ $50 $40 18th 81. y "
oclI -th-fF
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The buildings constituting the former
ba-us OF the old AUacostia street car
company and some private frame
stables. near the river front, when
were recently damaged by FIRE. have been
entirely demolished BIZ the owners.
Their passing marks the removal OF
number Of old buildings that have ben
associated with the early history or
AnaCOstia- SO Tar as is known. il is not
intended TO erect any structures n their
place
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An orchestra furnished the music.
Mrs. Buelah Fort was the accompanies.
and the entertainment was under The
direction Of Daniel c. Smlthson, choir
master Of AnacOsha Church
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semitic Valley" at the Methodist Elpis-
copal Church. South.

Tho Allison Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union will hold a meeting at
the Childuens Home. this afternoon.
At Grace Protestant Episcopal
ChUTCh's Ienten services last evening.
the Rev Z. Ashton Curtis. Of ST. Mark 8
Church, Washington, preached the ser
mon
Ri. Rev. Alfred MaEill Randolph. blsh-
on OF Southern Virginia, viii deliver
the sermon next Sunday morning at
Emmanuel Chapel, Of the Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary.
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Police Commissioner Johnston has
been making the rounds Of the Ana
costa precinct in his automobile HIS
tOu. extended beyond the town Of Ana
costa TO the District line. The Com
missioner was saIuted by q number o.
patro men whom he passed ana 1y
whom he was recognized
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Lieut.. John ". COvinSton has been
transferred from No. , Chemical Engine
Company at this place 10 No ( Truck
Company. IN Washington. His place az
No. 5 has been taken by Private
Scharper. a new appOintee in the Fire
Department
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Mrs Grace Suit
Mrs. l. l. Watson.
Mrs Minnie Arnold
Mis- Edith Lee
Mrs. Grace LiuSeT.
Mrs. O. w. King.
Airs. z l. Gator
Miss Fannie Gator
Miss lola Gator.
Miss Edith II
PyIeS-
Miss Mabel Pyles.
Miss Bessie Pyles.
Miss Rosie Simpson
Miss Ruby Gran
ford.
Mrs Ella Smith
Miss Edna Orem-
Mrs. Elizabeth Nell
son.
Mrs. Clara Will
hanson.
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The funeral Of William H Bond will
be held from his home. on Duke street
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Miss Sadie PUN
pnrey.
Miss Alice Stone
Miss EDNA Emo
Miss LCrUie Sherzer
MTs- Elizabeth
Bube.
Mrs Nay Lsariuer
Mrs. IGItie DOuy.
George W. King.
il.
John Fort.
Johnson HARDY.
Frank Barse
Charles hfnsells
Charles Liuger
Simon Eube-
SeWeH Fort
Ralph Williamson.
Watson Isaac
Frank Dony-
Harry Hardy
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UNDERTAKES

j. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY,
S32 Pa ave. y. ".
7 Telephone Main 1856. Washington, D. c.
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Charles J. Burch has returned from n
trip 10 Augusta, Ga, and other places
IN the South.
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Tomorrow evening the Rev. @. u. Bull
Ia viii deliver a lecture on The No-
The Washington times., 1910-02-24

Fitzgerald Council. No $50, knights
OF Columbus held a short meeting at
St. Mary's Hall. last night
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FUNERALDESIGNS

FUNERAL DESIGNS
Of svery escriprion-moderately priced.
GUIDE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-27
FINE ART IN REPORTING
speciment of Descriptive Writing
with BeIching Etna for n
subject.

Mr.. Rudyard KipHag says somewhere
that he travelled half around the world
to get from a man who had gone down
on the deck of a sinking ship a descrip-
ton of how the water looked when II
closed in above the bulwarks. As we re-
member it, he found that the line OF gilt
tering water broke like q taut banjo string
In vivid minutiae of this character the
art OF descriptive writing has one OF its
stronSholds. From Sicily We have had gen
eral accounts OF the eruption Of Etua, but
the details which might paint the picture
before our minds eye have not been plent-
full. Consider how clearly the following
paragraphs from the special correspondence
Of the London Daily News make it al
stand forth:
Having turned two red bare, eonical
hills, which overlook Nieolosi. you come II
sight OF the flank OF EtnA. The mountain
Gin the fading light OF the evening
Is picture OF white and pearly tones
a strangely soft pink hue in the middle
where the flames OF the chief crater show
It seems impossible that ruin and deatl
can come from that high and lovely altar
You see a subtle red line flowing dowr
the side OF the mountain Ike a luminou,
stream; then near the valley It changes
color until il hardens and darkens like az
ugly heap OF Goals midway. The strean
at first threatened Nieolosl, but then {
turned In another direction.
The lava advances slowly and look
like moving wall 1t is curious to Sc.
how it deals with the obstacles II meet
on its way. I saw two stone huts carrie.
away for several yards like boats; thel
suddenly they We're engulfed by the mol
ten torrent Trees seem to feel the near
ing OF the lava Just as dogs and horses fee
the inlminsnce OF earthquake. They creak
twist their leaves, give out their gray sal
in sort OF perspiratiOn; then. when tn
lava is on them, you see flash and moth
ing more"
II this is not an example OF the bust
ness OF reporting Transmitted into a FIN
art We greatly miss our guass.-Chioag
Post.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-27
Smiling at Boys,
Man is Drowned
Stranger Removes Clothing, Walks
Into River, Rejects Aid and
Disappears.

A few minutes after he had smilingiy
greeted three boys who were bathing in the
river an unidentified man disappeared from
sight in the waters OF the Missouri at Atlas
street, southeast of RivervieW park, yester-
day evening at $780, The three boys were
Frank Bronx. 1896 South Seventeenth street;
Marion Kirk l45l Phelps street, and Lewis
Nargard South Sixteenth street. They told
Captain Dunn that the man undressed and,
walking out about thirty feet from the
shore, Immediately sank. He came up twice
after that The boys floated logs out to
him, but they say he made no effort to
save himself.
According to the description given by the
boys, the man was between 40 and Is years
old, weighed from 80 TO 100 pounds, was
from feet 3 inches TO feet II inches 10
height and had light mustache. His
clothes we're Of European make and so was
the gun found in one OF the pockets. a
business card in his possession was one
issued by the JOY Floral company, Nash.
vile, Tenn, and had on It the name Of NJ
Staueh as general manager. Inside the
mans hat was the letter IS" apparently
as a mark OF Identification. In one OF this
inner pockets OF the coat was the photo.
graph Of a young wc'~ an, which had beer
taken at Bresiau, @ many. and copy o.
the New Testament in German.