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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
BEING WATCHED
THE JUVENILE COURT
Hhc Tribune.

1tliS liibullts
I. Feb. 2d-Two lads. whose
'pbation Officer II. c. Jacobs
fare TO make public, are now
{ watchful eye OF the juvenile
I1orities. as a result OF an at
4 heek open the door OF the
/ bttling works on Washington S
j FAILED in their efforts. but evi-
D brought to the probation OFF,
4 led him TO make an investiGa-
\ BOYS admitted their guilt. and
1ttIIng factory does not desire to
complaints. the youngsters were
reprimandcd and punished by
rerts. who Will vouch for their
1apior In the future. The dam
1P front entrance TO the bottllnS
vas slight and was settled by
nts Of the lads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Alleges on-Support.
o The Tribune.

.c me lTlpunc.
EE. Feb. gi.-Asking the court 10
ber maiden name. Carrie Il. Lee.
Sive her a divorce with general re-
b Rudolph Buchnell, Mrs. Carrie
|nnell this Afternoon filed a COM
Flth the county clerk in which she
||h as basis for the action ale
IT of nonsupport against her hus-
|uce their marriage AT Farming
Vary %. 1905. Mrs, Bushnell de-
y her husband has not contrib
4 support.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Disposes Of Stock.


Special TO Inc J flpune'
OGDEN, Feb. 2i.-Thomas e. Matthew's
named by the directors of the Z. II, ives
C'Iotbing company as assignee, 10 tako
charge OF the affairs OF the company
which made a voluntary assignment for
tho benefit Of its creditors several days
ago, reported 10 the district cour. tooay
thai he had disposed of the entire STOCK
and fxtures TO w. o, Bridgman, the
Lighest bidder. The consideration en-
messed in the report was SiiO0'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Firebrand in Ogden.
pecial to The Tribune


OGDEN. Feb. 2i.-Fire. believed to have
been OF incendiary origin. broke out In n
coal shed In the rear OF George FRYE 8
residence. 2S20 Washington avenue, to-
night, and but for the quick response OF
the firemen from station No. I. the flames
would have been communicated TO the
residences nearby. The damage WAS
nominal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Try KOffe-et
CIT BUILDS YOU UP,

kotfeet is made of grains-whole grams -dhu
irult, nothing else, 1t is prepared IN cleail "ii0
sanitary factory and the utmost care is TAKEN ~ '
manufacture. BY secret roasting process Ii"soi
ana odor very similar to coffee are Obtained p"'
we absolutely guarantee that koffect contains on'S
grains and fruit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Divorce Decree Granted.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Feb 2i.-An interlocutory de-
cree of divorce was issued by the district
court today 10 Pauline Zlcgenhart from
Paul Iiegenhart on the grounds of cruel
". Mrs. Zicgcnhart testified that her
husband had. at various times, treated
her in an inhuman manner She specific
ally related incidents OF cruel treatment
which she alleged occurred in April. 1908.
and June, 1909. when she declared that lie
beat her and called her vile names. The
Ziegenharts were married at Hamburg,
Germany February %, 1880.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
yed With Embe2zlement.

N. Feb. Exchanged with the
'pent OF funds from DR.. Herbert
<Qifer, an Ogden dentist. Lewis
Fas arrested this afternoon and
|e9sed on 800 cash bail pending
Marco is said To have collected
b .Stonepiter for which he failed
An accounting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Night School Term Uncertain.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
MURRAY, Feb. 2f.-Whether or not
the board OF education Will attempt n
night school session In the fall is now
uncertain. Night school classes have been
in vogue at the Arlington school during
the winter. and the attendance has been
far below the expectations of the board.
The present term will he kept up until
ADril
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Death Of Mrs. Mcbride.

Special 10 The Tribune.
TOOELE, Feb. 24.-Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Bride died at her home near Toocle City
yesterday afternoon, after n brief i'll
ness OF pneumonia. She leaves n large
family.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
Try KOffe-et
1T BUILDS YOU up

IA You know that coffee is injurious that u "fccNs
your nerves and weakens your body YET you W ','
urlnklng il simply because you feel that you cal.
eet alone without # and think nothing else will
! lake its place
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
buy Some KOffe-eS Today

Your grocer sells big package for % cents
. II You don't like il after You have tried nan 'io
package, take it back and your money VIII DC re-
funded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-25
MIR. COFFEE
sDRINKER
This is for YOu-Read III

Perhaps you've been drinking coffee lof years
Possibly Won think nothing could satisfy you col
fee does
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-23

,spoczynku. Cztery dalsze ofiary
pogrzebano ma miejscu.
1900 artylerzyst6w i tiumy pu-
blicznosci towarzyszy&o smutne-
mu pochodowi.
Wychodzi ma jaw, okazyi tel
katastrofy wiele faktow, swiad-
czacych szlachetnosci rannych
oficerow i zolnierzy.
w szczegolnosci odznaczyl sic
officer Van Deussen, ktory rnimo
ziamanej nogi, ME dai sic opatry-
wac lekarzom pred opatrzeniem
aolnierzy. Drugi officer Halves,
takze ranny, ME zwazai ma ucho-
dzaca niego krew golemi re-
koma gasil palace sic pakufy,
kt6re mog}y spowodowac eks-
plozye innych wolno lezacych
Iadunkow armatnich.
Przyczyny ,wlaSciwej tel kata-
strofy jeszcze ME zbadano. Spra-
wozdanie CO prawda odeszio, ale
musi ono bye zbadane we wszel-
kich szczegofach.
Jenerai Wood nadesfaf depe-
sze kondolencyjna powodu ME
szczesliwego wypadku, zarazem
wvrazl uznanie oficerom, ktorzy
z,ozyli dowody szlachetnosci i O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-23

Urzednicy bankowi ME chca
dawat W tel sprawie zadnych bliz
szych szczegolow.
Bank powyzszy ME ma swego
budynku, lecz podnajmuje lokal
jednego bankow. Poszukiwania
odbywaja sic, ale sprawca umiai
tax urzadzic sic, re trudno wpase
ma slad.
Washington, D. c., % lipca.-
Department Stanu oglasza port
nikaraguafski Bluefields jako
wolny, wobec tego blokada nor
wegska, zarzadzona ma podstawle
mylnych informacyi odpada.
Uznanie Bluefieldsu portem
wolnym ulatwia wielce polozenie
Estrady sdyz ma zapewniony do
woz zywnoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-23
Cherburg zawinal do tutejszego
portu dnia Is bm.
Telegramy kralOwe.

Hoquiam, Wash, 29 lipca. =
w pierwszorzednym hotelu ,,io-
quiam" wybuchl wczoraj o 1;2O
po p6inocy pozar, ktory naste-
pnie blyskawiczna szybkoScia
objql budynki sasiednie W promie
niu 100 stop. Bylaby niewatpliwie
zgorzaia Gala dzielnica bizneso-
wa, gdyby ME nagla zmiana kie-
runku wiatru, kt6ry zaczqi wiac
w strone niezabudowana mlasta'
w hotelu zapanowaf latwo
zrozumialy poploch. Przeszfo
dwustu goSci hotelowych musiaio
olnem wyskakiwac. Charles G.
Regenza Loo Wing kucharz
hotelowy doznali Z powodu wy
skakiwania przez okno silnych
poparzeh i potiuczeh. Dwle oso-
by zaginely.
Krazy dotychczas niesprawdzo
ma pogloska, re zginqi W p}omle'
mach William Ruston, tuteJszy
sekretarz Eagles.
o diva biloxi cd ,,Hoquiam"
hotelu znajduje sic hotel New
York;, ktory dwukrotnie W cia-
gu nocy byl zagrozony pozarem.
Goscie tego hotelu w bia}ym ne
glizu wybiegli ma ulice.
Dworzec kolei Northern Pa
cific" zajal sic takze i zgorzai,
o godzinie 219 mad ranem straz
zdolala juz zlokalizowac pozar.
Straty wynosza 100000.
Hoquiam, Wash, 23 lipca. -
Wedlug szczeg6lowych obliczeh
zginelo powodu Pozaru hotelu
,,Hoquiam" 5 os6b. Przyczyny
pozaru ma razie niewiadome.
New York, N. Y, 99 lipca. -
Agentura handlowa Bradstreets
podaje do wiadomosci ,sytuacye
ekonomiczna Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych w ostatnim tygodniu, liczo-
nym po czwartek.
w szczegolnosci interesa ME
sa szczegolne. Zastoj uporczywy,
kt6ry potrwa niezawodnie czas
dluzszy, az do jesiennego sezonu.
Zam6wienia So bardzo skromne i
ograniczone, tax re obrot iowa
rowy ogolnie biorac i W porowna-
niu innemi latami gospodarcze-
mi jest maly.
Widoki ma sezon jesienny, kto-
ry naturalnie jest zalezny Cd zbio
row So ma poludniowym srod-
kowym Zachodzie dobre, ma pol
nocnym Zachodzie bardzo obiecu
jace.
Kolektowanie idzie opieszale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-23
sobistego zaparcia sic .

Manhattan, Kas., 23 lipca. -
Senator zwiazkowy J6zef L. Bri-
stow skrytykowal tn podczas
przem6wienia, niezwylole ostro
postepowanie Cannona, ktory w
pewnej sprawie taryfowej popie-
raj gorliwie trusty milionerow,
W szczeg6lnosci Rockefellera. -
Cannon protegowai trustowe "a
pedy Guggenheima.
Cannon nazwai Bristowa zwy-
klyrn sobie ordynarnym sposc-
benz ,,demagogiem, waryatem i
l1ieszonkowym ziodziejem", ma co
otrzymal spoeojna, ale trafna i
dobitna odprawe, w ktorej mu
zwr6cono uwage, ably zamiast
obiezdzat Kansas pilnowal ponie
wieranych przez sic postulatow
republikahshch.
New York, N. Y, % lipca. =
w rosyjsko-chifisdm banku, in
stytucyi nalezacej ma dalekim
Wschodzie do najpotezniejszych
zginely papiery wartosciowe ma
10000 dolarow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-23

w przemySle 5zast6j, zewszad
niepomySlne sprawozdania. -
Produkcya rudy lelaznej ograni-
czona, powodu ,ma}ego popytu,
co znowu spowodowalo chwianie
sic cen. lime ga}ezie zelaznego i
stalowego przemYslu bardzo ME
szczegolne.
Bankructw byio w ostatnim ty
godniu 215 czyli g. 6 IS wiecej, jak
W przedostatnini, a o94 mnieJ niz
W r6wnobiezacym tygodniu roku
ubieglego.
Dallas, Tex, % lipca. - Meyer
Henry Gentry, kotry w Bolton
Tex. usi}owal dostat sic do mie-
szkania jednej ,,bialej' - poll
cyanta Jamesa Mitchell, kt6ry so
chcia} uwiezic, zamordowal, 20
stall przez tlum zlynczowany to
przez spalenie zywcem ma sto-
sic.
Gentry mial dopiero Is lat, ale
juz zapowiadal skohczonego TO-
ira.
T1um chcial zlynczowac take
dw6ch braci Gentry ego, ale uda-
10 sic szeryfowi i wielu obywate-
lom powstrzymat rozwscieczo-
nych ,,sedziow" Cd tego straszne-
go wyroku.
Skoro Gentry zastrzelil poll
cyanta zaczql uciekac, ale z go
niacego go tlumu pad} strza} i ra-
nil 60 w noge. Dopadnieto ran
nego, przywiazano go do automo
blu i zawieziono ma miejsce do
konanej przez niego zbrodni. Tam
juz oczekiwal go tlum, przygo-
towawszy poprzednio stos drze-
wa pal.
w jednej chwili przymocowa-
no negra do pala podpalono. -
Kiedy piomienie strzelaiy juz wy
soko W gore dano do lynczowa-
nego kilkaset strzalow rewolwe-
rowych.
Belelville, ILL.,, 20 lipca. -Wczo
raj w obecnosci 1900 ludzi, kto-
rych "a biletami wpuszczono ma
miejsce egzekucyi stracono negra
Roberta Martina.
Martin zamordowal swego CA
su jednego re swych wspolple-
miehc6w, a gubernator Deneen
ME chcial go uiaskawit.
WSr6d publicznoSci, obserwu-
jacej to wstretne widowisEo znaj
dowalo sic wielu uczarnych."
Newport News, Va, 23 lipca.-
Odbylo sic tu wczoraj odprowa-
dzenie zwlok Z ofiar wczorajszej
katastrofy W Fort Monroe pod
czas strzelania z armat ostremi
nabojami, ma dworzec kolejowy,
skad zostana odwiezione W roz-
matte strony do krewnych tam
zlozone ma miejscu wieczystego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-23
Telegramy zagraniczne

Berlin, 23 lipca. - Minister
stwo spraw wewnetrznych wyda-
10, po porozumieniu z polityczna
policya zarzadzenie, moca ktore-
go wydalono granic panstwa
niemiecLiego 21 misyonarzy NOR
monskich. WiekszoSc wydalo-
nych stanowili Anglicy Amery-
kanie. Zostana oni w ciagu dnia
dzisiejszego odprowadzeni do gra
nicy pahstwa.
Misyonarze powyzsi zgroma
dill sic ze wszystkich stron Me
mice w naszem mieScie, jake w
gi6wnej swej kwaterze, aby ed-
bye konferencye ze swym super
intendentem McKay'em. Mckay
przebywa stale w Szwajcaryi.
Podczas nabozenstwa ma jake
zgromadzili sic tutejsi mormoni
ze swemi zonami powstal agent
policyjny obecny ma nabozenstwle
j oSwiadczyi, re zebranie ma bye
rozwiazane. Skoro tylko skon-
czyl wygioszenie powyzszego roz
kazu, a ma hale wkroczylo kilEu-
nastu agentow kryminalnych. -
Kobietom zezwolono odejSc W
spokoju,mezczyzn zas wypytywa
no 0 ich narodowosc i przynale-
znoSt panstwowa. Wszyscy, kto-
rzy zdoiali udowodnic, re So oby-
watelami niemieckimi zostali pu-
szczeni wolno, reszta zaS zmuszo-
na zostaia udac sic ma policye. Po
przesluchaniu polecono mormo-
nom udae sic do mieSzkah i cze-
kac ma pisemne wezwanie opusz-
czenia granic pahstwa niemieckie
go.
Sprawa mormonow byia pred
miotem dyplomatycznej kores,
pondencyi pomiedzy Niemcami, a
Ameryka jeszcze w r. 1908 j wte-
dy wychodzii rad niemiecki z
zaioienia, re mormonizm obraza
I uwiacza pojeciom publiczneJ
moralnoSci.
Ia wstawieniem sic Posla anne
rykanskiego zarzadzil ostatecznie
rad niemiecki, re wszystkie mi
sye mormohskie, W przeciagu
miesiaca maja opuscic Niemcy,
kwatera ich glowna ma bye prze
niesiona z Berlina po "a granice
kraju.
z powodu tego zarzadzenia O.
puszcza Niemcy misyonarze NOR
mohscy W liczbie 40. Obywatele
niemieccy, kotrzy W liczbie 5000
pozostaja w granicach swej Oh
czyzny podani zostaja pod opieke
pastorow.
Mormoni przenosza swoja
srodkowo europejska kwatere z
Berlina do Szwajcaryi.
Santo Domingo, Haiti, % lip
ca. - Ostatnio nadesziy depesze
stwierdzajace, ze ma wyspie
Haiti panuje kanibalizm. Dingo.
letni mieszkaniec wyspy, jeden z
Europejczyk6w opowiada, re
,,ludozerstwo ma Haiti istnieje W
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bez por6wnania wiekszym roz-
miarze, jak sobie wyobrazajq lu-
dy cywilizowane i mieszkahcy
rzeczypospolitej ma Haiti.
Ostatni wypadek ludozerstwa
mial sic zdarzyc dnia IS lipca.
miala natenczas Pewna kobieta
ziesc pewne czesci cial trojga
dzieci. Kobieta zostala zapozwa-
ma przed sad fakt zeznanien
SVEN potwierdziia.
Barcelona, % lipca. - Antoni
Maura byly premier hiszpahskie-
go gabinetu padl wczoraj ofiara
zamachu, o tyle jednak szczesi-
vie, re tylko wyniosl niezbyt
ciezka rang. Sprawca zamachu
zostai uwieziony.
Sprawca zamachu jest niejaki
Manuel Posa, Barcelohczyk. Po-
sa wypalil trzykrotnie do Maury
rewolweru, w chwili gdy tenze
wysiadl pociagu. Maura odniosi
rane w noge. Rannego ekspremie-
ra przeniesiono natychmiast ma
pobdad okretu ,,Miramar", ma kto-
rym po dokonaniu lekarskiego o.
patrunku rany, odplynal ma wys-
Pc Majorke.
Posa odwiedziai sic, re Maura
bedzie W swej podrozy do Palma
przejezdzal przez Barcelona,
majac Swiezo w pamieci slowa je-
dnego posl6w socyalistycznych
do parlamentu, kt6ry przepowia-
daI Maurze smiercia, gdyby ME
wycofal sic polityki, dokonai
zamachu.
Madryt, 20 lipca. - Wybuchly
tu powazne rozruchy wiezienne.
Bojki dozorcami trwaly pre-
szlo try godziny dopiero uspo-
koiio sic, kiedy wkroczy}o woj-
sko, kt6re daio kilka salw ponad
Giovanni wiezniow.
Montreal, % ipca. - Sytuacya
strajkowa ma kolei Grand
Trunk" ME zmienila sic. Do Ego
dy poniedzy zarzadem kolejo-
wynn, a frtnkcyonaryuszami kole-
jowy1ni dalelo. Obie strony 60
dza sic co prawda ma sad rozjem-
czy, ale co do sposobu powoiania
tego sadu So diva wrecz sprzecz-
ne zadania i iprojekta.
Hamburg, 90 lipca. - Wyszla
na jaw wielka kradziez kleIno-
tow, jakiej ofiara padla Eva
Stradford New Jersey jadaca
parowcem America" linii ,,Au-
stro-Amerikana".
Hamburska policya mniema, re
kradziezy dokonala jakas miedzy
narodowa banda, uprawiajaca
swe rzemioslo ma parowcach kur-
sujacych po Atlantyku, gdyz ME
dawno dokonano podobnej kra-
dziezy ma innym parowcu.
Klejnoty pani Ewy Stradford
mialy mice wartosc $4,000.
Parowiec America" wyplynal
9 lipca z Nowego Yorku, po "a
trzymaniu sic W Plymouth
Hatterman Glanz, ITO Milwau'
kee avenue, pozycza wan pieniedzy
-G..1A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-23
w restauracyi.

Restaurator: Nieznosny czfowiek,
ten starry oficyai! Znalazi pare much
rosole 1 takiego zaraz gwaitu ma
robil, jakby mu cztery sionie wlazly
ma talerz!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-23
PrzeCiw m0rln0n0I11.
Niemcy wyrzucili misyonarzy NOR
mOfiskich.
OwiecZki zostaja bez ,,szlachetnych"
paSterZy.
LudOzerstWo ma Haiti.
Zamach poityczny W Barcelona
ROzRUCHY W WIEzEAAGH HISzpAhSklCH'
Strajk kolejarZy w KanadZie
TNOTGXV OL[PETACH
Ludozerstwo ma Haiti.
Zamach polityczny w Barcelona
ROzRUCHY W WIEzIENACH HISzPAASklCH'
Strajk kolejarZy w Kanadzie.
BANDA HoDzIEI KLEJNOT6w MA OKRETACH.

aastrofa Hoquiam 5 Osob znajduje smec
ekonOmiczna Stan0w IednOczohych
lynch mad totrem - Szubenica Illinois. Deneen ME
eba katastrofy Fort Monroe Va
,napastOwany" przemaWia 1ak @'Vooo'
wOnym pOrtem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-23

Hatterman / Glanz, ITO Milwau'
kee avenue, pozycza wan pieniedzy
na splacenie starej hypoteki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-23

Hatterman 1 Gfanz, lilo Milwaukee
avenue, pozyczajs pienisdse ma pro-
perta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-13
CLOSING EXERCISES OPEN
COMMENCEMENT AT UNIVER-
SITY OF VIRGINIA BEGINS.
Organ Recital and Annual Address
Before Y. M. C. A. of Insti-
tuition Features.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, June 49,
The commencement exercises of the Uni
versity of Virginia began yesterday with
an organ recital by Prof. w. III. Jones,
organist and choirmaster Of St. Luke s
Protestant Episcopal Church, Norfolk.
The annual address before the Young
Mems Christian Association was delivered
at s O'Clock last evening by Rev. Theron
H. Rice of Union Theological Seminary,
Richmond.
The annual report of the retiring presi-
dent of the association, DR.. Richard V.
Taylor of Mobile. Ala, was cOmprehen-
sive review of the splendid work done by
the association during the past session.
The statement was made that the Uni
versity of Virginia has sent larger num-
Der of representatives to the foreign field
than any other state institution in Amer
lea. and more than most UNCONVENTIONAL
colleges. This year there are sailing for
China three university men-Revs. Robert
Goodwin and Thomas Nelson, who are
just graduating from the theological semi
nary at Alexandria, and Rev. Dupuy
Union Theological Seminary, Richmond.
Eight New Missionaries.
A student volunteer band, consisting of
eight members, has been maintained at
the university the past session. all OF
whom are planning to go as missionaries
in the near future. These are Dr. Thorn
as NJ Daniel of the University Of Vir-
ginia. at home on a furlough from Korea
DIR. r. E. Smith, DR.. r. V. Taylor. Con-
rad Goodwin, Owen Easley. r. Warner
Wood, S. S. Irwin and Roy 8. Cook.
The associations total enrolment the
past session was 40, a majority of the
student body. During the session the as
ISOLATION sent large delegation to the
International Student Volunteer Conven-
ton, In Rochester. n. Y. This proved
to be the most significant missionary
gathering ever held
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-13
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to
the health Office during the past forty
eight hours:
Mary w Loomis, 81 years. 1913 o
street northwest
William H. Seaman, y years, 1924 18th
street northwest.
Martin V. B. Bachman. Il years, 81
7th street northeast.
Henrietta Little, 30 years, 227 * street
northwest.
Rosanna Lingebach, 81 years, Tuber-
culosis Hospital
Catherine Laggan. AZ years, George
town University Hospital.
Ruby A. Seth, 30 years, 1923 Florida
avenue northwest.
Nellie r. Scott, y years, Columbia Hos
pital.
hospital.
Robert F. J. Jenifer, 2s years, so L
street northwest.
Hattie Briscoe. % years. tuberculosis
Hospital.
Elanore Butler, months. 246O Phillips
court northwest.
Robert Ball, 50 years. 1724 F street
northwest
Raymond Jones, 20 years. Washington
Asylum.
Sarah E. Hicks. 1 month. 2124 Stevens
court northwest.
Matilda H. Wilkens, 3S years, 1871
California street northwest.
: Katie du Fiel. SO years. 424 35th street
northwest.
George F. Ballenger. 81 years, Wash
ington Asylum.
Carrie Carlysle. - years, Washington
Home for Incurables.
Mary f. Walls. ~ years, 1924 Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-13
FUNERAL OF MISS GAU[E
NO SUPERNATURAL INCIDENTS
DEVELOPED.
Scores of Believers in Spiritualism
Attended the Services in New
York Yesterday Afternoon.

NEW YORK. June 13.-Scores of be-
levers in spiritualism yesterday attended
the funeral services of Margaret Gaule,
formerly of Washington, held at her
home. No. 257 West 18th street. Miss
Gaule frequently maintained during her
life that after death she expected to
make visits to her friends on earth.
In evident remembrance of her asser-
tons, many persons attending the funeral
some unusual event. and one or two
women became affected with a mild form
of hysteria.
No incidents bordering on the super
natural developed. The services con-
Quoted by the Rev. Merle st. Croix
Wright, pastor of the Lenox Avenue
Unitarian Church., were simple in the
extreme. In speaking of Miss Gaule the
minister said that generosity, sympathy
and culture ruled her life and the world
has lost truly great woman in her
passing into the beyond"
In private life Miss Gaule was Mrs.
August T. Riedinger. but she was wide
ly known among the spiritualistS as Miss
Naule.
Miss Gaule had her psychic powers
frequently tested by prominent men and
try. In one of her last interviews she
said:
Il am not a mental medium. I do not
attempt to explain the strange gift I
possess. But l have always had it. 1 can
talk with the dead, and after my own
death ! feel sure L will be able to COM
munfcate with those dear to me here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-13
CROSSES OCEAN TAGGED
SIX-YEAR-OLD HAS CROSSED
THE ATLANTIC FOUR TINES.
Master Charles c. Gladwin, Jr., Re-
gales His Young Friends With
His Seafaring Experiences.

NEW YORK, June 13.-His chubby face
bronzed like that of a seasoned mariner.
Master Charles Clinton -Gladwin, jr., six
and a half years old, stepped from the
steamship New York when 1t docked
Saturday, completing his fourth trip
across the ocean unaccompanied Charles
C. Gladwin, the youngsters father. ma
tional and metropolitan snowshoe cham
pion of the United States and Canada and
member of the New York Athletic Club,
gathered the young traveller UP in his
arms and hastened with him to his home
at No. 496 Sd avenue, there to hear Glad
win, jr., regale the Riddles" OF the
neighborhood with accounts Of his travels.
Left motherless when a babe, Glad
win, jr., was reared by his father with
all the gentleness and care that a man
can give to such task. When he was
two years and eight months old the boy
was sent unescorted to England to visit
his aunt. He was tagged and placed In
the care of the ships officers upon that
occas sion and returned to America again
when still scarcely able to toddle.
Again July 8, 1908, Gladwin, tr., I'M
dertook another voyage to England. He
remained there until June last, when he
shipped back on the New York.
Gladwin, ir, was the pet of everybody
on board the New York on her late trip.
With pair of round blue eyes and a
the deck. and, legs stretched wide apart.
discuss quite after the fashion of an old
sea dog his seafaring experiences.
He told his father yesterday he didn't
like England quite as well as America,
and at his own request he is going to
start attending school right away, be-
cause Gladwin. jr.. says he wants to be
lone of Uncle Sans boys.