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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-13

Wlyam atbi CT nibt blrdus une iutt
Ncuia'tiitu} IN G erauBm, eauu
muo ,bm pcraeWcr'su, oaf n ben
ldnNn Sdd btrumbummtli uue ut,s
nm's @dtdlt eltat. Natu,llt mro
ltk' ant bebenpht ptrotu. eae o;tit
Nmttiun9tr atiictltn llno. Stlmmt
SIe lire ans slutr drbsreu 3ritunl.
--Gplasnes htNas anisb,s Of 90.
Iumbus waun!tn an Scru,aa Hata.
miiiaa in .Stlfsrlon Giip Der einiuo.
una ntutr @IiSltotr III sen Chen
bel: =. /, 6ttisl. Ntn,p Galtrrp.
Serharo Sillemsptr. Ssusp Stumtl,
otutp Stlsmtan. CeHrp Saatpty,
ep. Sorioanisl. Mutton ittisl. On.
ramnets. 6bus. puber. sti snpstl
unb psrmam aapp,l. aus,r siritn
bic eaubioaitr ilt biz ,psiitu Il. bill.
ten8rdoe; 3o'epb eaiitpo Ssnru 9Si;.
eta, uuo bic RanNiodien iay alt rIsi
@rdoe 9obu Nta,tl uno Sphu 5ippel.
auB e. nn'tn bifnaen Snnoieaitn wur.
ntn tirutilbri: SutT. @sfnus pon
3tnui,n 9,,u. epnp, I. R. puesr
ppn nSrauitnhtin uns Die Strrta Ssr-
mafn gOpt. Ven .Rrtr pue Artbur
Iibrolilet bon eup. 1en Absne
wtbIab,tn Tth,ttta tunetrt 9l,ter
sei sints bon Oer Eomtn une as&isrn
'etr .sHttr SsStrion Gi,ps ae9sbsna,
kftliAem0 0andusit arb !anIAka mad.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-13

--Nm Spnn!oa iihtr ati 5dGtr I'M
a3 Sanua,. Nib hds puit S6ulbhuS
,ucitbts ba b1tW. 8, J. afuttrmlra
Seri ertihd 'elt,h6ii ourh otnitlon
botp. Narn tluatWtibi tpttNu lie
ultniil&t Einptihuna burn ben Sotm
ersbilbrl ldnu ett I'm Srabldut % ds.
ncmmtn wtretn. Mn Aotno , = u.
um ) llhr btalnutne, wuo iay ne
ShuliineT Der &mtilet tiu 80 .
cream upper uuo an Absnb ots -.
tbtnialls nv = lib. btainncno. err
.Cohtr upper nne .Sst,ream- III,
bic 9anaIinae uno 9antn isrpir. wtr.
ben. fisiem wiro slut stislias lluisr.
balluna irla.r. lltbr bas 6th nns
oas V,oaram pi,o bas .@plisblau- in
nddiitt Summer nusiabrlletr krId.
ten.
Sin 3sit,nasmtnlh bats bad
rnanhmul rep. itrr. Nid, u
sSift. 10 hibi's. u ftblt fit. g'latt
CT itlne. oaun IN q 81 bumm. icihs
81 ,tahm. "Dtn~, man artlitl 'hr,is'.
odpn bsibl's. mcn ieais llebtr Zee
itlhttr esMisa, Trud, mar Or.
,uioitn bdsrsts Ter RIk, II. ;u
'summ.. fsint ,ia,ssn !Ea&sn ~ itttl.
ben. Qsbt b, S.iiurasmaru MID,
n sit 9irdt. 6irfia Ct elm Siasif.
~ = suk,s pss ~ o1Aisr.
Gibt 9; IN nss Dfist. eaan tsiti's:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-13

Gin eistitl,4er ibreibt rprtpeniies, eIcie
iis,ntn iauotsstsn lobleitsn ,ur 2nr pon
Grialmnasu ibun Nunoer IN meirer @c
metuet" prspsn.its btmmeu ii1erl,t cine
er,altuna oeer bic 9rippt IN ptnisen S,un'
ben, Hub M itne 10 fidsv unb harmlos
Rein Gb,niu. ni4.s Stdriss ohsr &,erists
Gut fur f,eberii9s unruhist aineer. S9aGi
tel peu As fur rs Gents. Seriaait enTt !.
Siliemspsr 4 Son.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-13
Giufa DIRE 1a0rivps 3iittsl

9aor,ppe Snitru ii. ss'abrI,t, "a ev I'd
c'i IN SuretHsnaureura er.,r.de!i Sclto =:
Scuep am Tar thG. mid. MIR etm rn'icr
e,rha,t 'osseru bell. une tart, es >un
act. 70 ras itirt 'hIiH,men Seiecn ~ 'drt
ten Nue Gt,,s SpIep'e Sensp ase ldr
cr,5u., Ie,ns ltdeIlteu Sreautu une ~ IN
a,lssm pa.ett, Seaisl 4 SiI.smspr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-13

|xsnai 0<jlbt,' aeistn--oft ben Iss- Tau
kxhsn, biisA eriaiiuns, Naiien nnS sa'
,sipye -AideH e&re6en bee &iuiers unt
|tatl.nss. SIRE vsfabrianate i,ro ~per
|eyjt.s yeiIOntr, Der nrisri Taienibeil
unh, 5fOheip unb Siebtrs Stmet, In
|niuicbi sAb bic Rehle padeuber Suiisn,
llnn sh6.sk Grippe anidnt uab sua suer
IN ssrb w. idumo hitt CT. ama's 9
~ 0tltlpssp ~ nsbmen. .e,ns 6iains
iiis }s., i&rcbl n. Y. Thnn, Zine
kaneps M. inaubem 10 brsi @e&sf an
= - sesfedes{A', Sur ,pshes fuhi
~ q ontluls6s sMtsh, QrstIhnssr,
- kap4liis shhma. .bns Stfts
~ osisnitir. 5sl .. iIlsmsa1f
IN DH>llla hns eegl, nAb e~M
= 3sabbe Co., o.. xAcmas
~ W-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-13
Das boeHtcbe ktno.

U0o JVSuISIJS oNt!tV.
.@iuA Su a,dlls f.in. 10 i4k
~Sobn, Dor ansm
Rad jtnu N,nIdsu gunh, BIZ
.7simm Boit a,fauen.-
SwSlit.s aasit.l.
rpie fh Elm SdaIsr bel Spa,iersdnsen nne ,lus.
Hnssn hSaidl bstraaen fol.
W.nn ou nit Sen,ano a.be pors 1or h,naus ipaisren
soif ss osins pfiat bid bohia cuisuihbreu.
0au nidt I'M Saustlsib uno uuns dmuya aus BEN Saus
Man bits ih uorbr Elm bflisr aIsohsn aus.
eoa mon bid a.rn I'm iia b.: osm spa,i'rsans b(b,n.
So lau bon anO'rn n'dt gum ssa'er oNs' Srab'n.
Hsnn apd n,dt NIT e,Saat in etaub uno Rot ainsn,
sonh wira cu 0nc.sn s'a oaourd r,dt lanis tn.
Wiro mon Did unarutes ~ ,iaem 8ortn iubra,
go nut aut esin 6ano nitt auss aldd btritun.
Wtun Dir CUR comms ,., biz SiB tutptra mi,o,
60 hn' nldt, bis 'e lid Ionaian, ba u.rli,ri
@ua BIT MD, w.t bon Dir VinD oOr @asm ta,n.
so mub eu ibnsu alth aus BEN Ttse atten.
salaa nit benz siot nit"u pitro rnO euO, "a
lno aonns autt Nm geb gu islntr Set be Rap!
gNtnn BIZ au4 andre TOUT. bic Dir b:asautu. arlbat.
qub ,tintn. wtlatr m.br ala BIZ. sur litsn Suuo.
1acua .lsett ftp nur Elm sroter unWriano
aomm Dir Gin m.'sr ireuno Ou snasn sssa sna.s.n.
SO must ba ihm Zen gana snr uahn uat Oclss'n.
IL.
gif bu nit anesrn nun su 0auc ans tomm,u.
So oan's ibuen aud. bab lie cit miissnpmmsn.
es,a in ben &aatn nitt aIs srier akia bintiH.
Te erie mnsh Sa aathtr b' BEN ausrt i.u.
9hs einem unb ausm, oaB iur ainsn iabyt,
So aar nno 'tst o;b me- na bon Dir bGsthri.
sttb al nro mieser iu. ici.ynes lanu aefdbsu.
lluo l1b i'm Iatrn nidt be 2urn cHsn ttbsn
setnn su init unorn idhrf ir wenu NIB iesc bib
Our ln'tn Sslt bun, prhalic rupta oNt
9m oalrcn mub bu nitt. mit mauat ,osr yAeatn
Sum sSaSen st b'naus Sari nnbtaat0m hau.
Gal, III benz Sa5,tn nit 0em stcd al MunS uuo Syun
g4tjl bu icnl mandu S,cf BACON btiu,ti.n must.
1c tEk mubi ou aud nltt BIN uno ptott ,lb,tu
Semi wut ou ancte ltiti oaoJrt jHoulmcot,tu.
Am 6ubren lttns DID niht on biz Sttjben nn
gNslI man ne ,ort eaourb gar l'ln ss,btttsn !aun
81
@tim Ein' rnc Ni@tsr,t qib aui pirs Sltor ab
linn Nas osin ltwNrNr SaHb nitt ancyt ihnusIa raa
Spina aus btm Maln nItt ldb lbn ttt hiGe hebn;
~ 1t baoutt Qdy t I'M Cdl@ uuo @tn atistbn.
Seat man !eim Sobrr els mo ib mau piseey eiil
SO mubt BIZ dneun ant hdht' hbuIhita n,
Web att nom WaQrn wta iutm lne ausQtntatl
Tam't bic 3GNtr BID nltt III vatu ,rtsn.
6r,.ltB,na irGt
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-13
NsAt's 5sbss HAsrss.

Tara bas Nirkn pon Dr.. .aina'S Nsp
qIs Qtus 'pirb ourorts oas qsbsn ii6srer
ssinadt aeaen Hsrnpyiune. NiIiofitdt, DYE
pspiie llnperbauii@lstt, Qtbr. Tisrens uno
ciusswsibeunorbnunssM. es iinb lti4t
absr ttu unb baueIi ,bie gsiumbbsit pol'
ndneia auf. 26t. bel b, ,SIismtper 4 Con
DtftpbaIia unb 5sll, urb g. ". e&su 4
eens, et. 1tsmas unb e. eltiabab.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-13
Hes. J. ~ 3aiuiams eisbt 3susnik

Ven. !. &,l,ams, Ngaissfsr, y, ST,
i4gs,e, uRs ute ,a!s,, -rit-,RI; htaaiIat 70
eas I'd Sa!sp's 2ienes Ssresp 'uI ustpsW
er,oapfuns une S,erenlt,ssn fsTaat,.
rns teaarst ssrns ecb Ss.sp's Slsnsr
Cure Ieiiis, rpas nan non ,ba, psylygIa..-
Sstiel & Niltrmeper.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-13
Sanildanna.

Nnsn l;tbn N,sunosU uno Nithitli
ptltt uus in ur'eym itwercr S,tit.
ial. IN etm TatinittlpM uu'trtr 'W.
etR @a,Iu nuo ,bturtn Nrirr 70 II Il
uno hil'uih jur St!t atran>en babtr,
,ruuitttu wlt b,tymi, uUityn stjuh.
ten Tdnt ausW'rrtttn.
Nulius Stul; 8attt
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-13
eia 0sfA ifssbsr.

3. 7. Beers. si7-7s Hoe. psoria, 3u.,
'6reibt: 50 lit Idnssre 3eit an Tirsn'
Ieibsu, ,eitrpeiIia 70 i1limm, rat u iaum
msins xeiie.ai4en - trassa permodte.
Qa4 0sbrsu& elmer 6lai3e son 1olep's
Qionep Si1s bin u sdn,li8 bauon befreii,
unb frsubie smyfehIt ID fs ausn." 5olsp's
aibnep ptds itnb bsilenb une 5duInibuieria
une iieasu Ceianbhsit une etdris uisssr
Der. fe&tei 4 bilisneses.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-13
cASToRIA
fdr ssuylinss asd Kinder.
D. Suda Die M mmer Gelaufl Rah
s:'ss:-&MZzzx - =:

T.. Sbssyy @siunsbsitsiaFr Rirs aas
reissem sereifstem 0tsstses, Nal,. xaiisn u.
& -. lesssfsui-leia e4tn aa''o eSFia
asises eyeue--ysse n stRsr Xinrfr o.
0S4fs HIN es6m faz ~ Sesr " Nsss,
~. frsts MI ~ 0ealsfs.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-01-13

n q sas Sss.a nns be St,a rsn Garrett.
sessts anssuittser. seu ttcu4t - ns41
parrt: So liz, s,sl en -Sls@-. f4rsslt
Esa. y. Eer's, S,Isr e,ir, Y. g.. =i1 Y
s,as e6a4,si Sutisn's STrifa saibs balm
psl4t MID hale heil;s.- Srereeunse1
S<y4Ears. Sieb<sticisn e,on& S3olns
ranesn, eriasirsunaens Stse S4Dnkst
per tisier. 2sc. s<i 8. Sil.smsrss q Ssas
4sesbslia sns Sea. snf q T. S4sE 4
es,S fsap,as ss., 81 Ske-'as sas *.
oiiisksth.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-30
Grand Jury Indictments.

The grand jury yesterday indicted Wal
ter Bussius for an alleged violation OF
the white slave" law; Henry NJ Brooks
Emile Daoust and John H Cunningham
are indicted for alleged robbery; Edward
G. Myers, formerly clerk at the city
post office for alleged violation of the
penal code. Other indictments were.
Vernon Jet, mail fraud: Antonio Bonn
barrO and Guy Deluca. assault: BENJAMIN
F. Patterson, passing worthless checks:
Richard Hunt forgery; Curtis Young,
robbery; William Mcknight, housebreak-
ing; James Galloway, assault with dan
gerous weapon; James Adams. grand lar
ceny; Ruby Swathburg, robbery; Coleman
Saunders. assault with dangerous wea-
pom; Ross Wise, housebreaking; George
Banks. housebreaking; Emory Whit
mayer. assault TO rape: Robert Johnson,
robbery: Ernest Robinson. assault with
dangerous weapon; Benjamin Lucks. as
sault with dangerous weapon: William
Hall. robbery; Winfield Johnson and Rob-
ert Ball, HOUSEKEEPING, and John H.
Redmond. nonsupport.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-30
Discuss Late Cruise.
REAR ADMIRAL ROELKER DIES.
Funeral Services To-day. with In
terment In Arlington.

Funeral services for Rear Admiral
Charles r. Rocker. retired, who died
Wednesday night at his home. 1434 Q
street northwest, Will he held this aft
ernoon at . o'clock, at the family resi-
dence.
Burial will be in Arlington National
Cemetery, but at the request of the fam
lily, there viii be no military escort, except
eight blueiackets, who will act as pail
bearers. a salute Will be fired over the
grave and taps sounded
Admiral Rocker was born IN Germany.
September. 1871. and In 1862 entered the
United States navy as third assistant
engineer. He served throughout the civil
war. and after the war served in the
Bureau OF Steam Engineering. He was
appointed chief engineer in 1890
He was a member OF the board of in
spection and survey during the Spanish
war. and In March, 1902. he was trans
ferred 10 the retired list, while captain
OF the Newark
He was accordingly advanced 10 the
rank OF rear admiral on the retired list.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-30
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library a Congress-Open a. N. 20 20 .. N OF
secular days: from D n to 10 ?. N On SUNDAYS
and on certain holidays During July. August. and
September. closes / ?. N. Saturdays.
Public LshTsFy-open a. N. 20 .. n hOiid8yA
a. n 70 .. z. sundays % ? .. Il.
White House-Open 10 a. N. 70 ?. n
United States Csptol-open a. N. 70 4so , N
COrcorsn Galley Of Art-open Greel Tuesday.
Thursday. Saturday. 80 {. 20 .. n: Sunday.
lS to 80 ?. n. Other days. sc adnl!ssloa-
State. War. Aad Navy departments-Olen a. n
20 o. IT. THE original Declaration Of IBdspSod
tnes Is in the library a. the State Department..
Cnited States TTessury-Opsn 3 =. 10. 70 ?. n.
United States Patent oHoe-open a n TO
.. N
United States Pension Bureau-oDen a n to .
?. n.
United States Post-ofnce-Op~u 3 = n. 20 D. n
Washington City Post-ofaee-spen all nours. trhs
Dead Letter once is in the city posE-ofncel
National Botanic Gsrdens-0pen 4. m. 70 5 .. q
Fish Commission-oDen = =. 20 40 p n
Army Medical Nuseum-open a. n 70 40 :. N
National Museum-Opsn a. N. 70 10 .. N TIA
GLIDING holidays.
Agricultural Dspartmsnt-opsn g. n. to ~
n.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing-oPes a N
20 80 p m.
Washington Monument (S56As feet IN hefghtl-Opsa
30 6. a. 10 i29 p n lEle5stoE runs from l. n
10 1 D. NJ
Smithsonian Institutioo-Opsn = n. to IN
= n. Including holidsysI.
GoTeEnmsnt Printing ofses-open 10 3 N. 70 J
2. n.
Navy Yard-Open q. N. 20 So o n.
southworth Cottage. ssth and Prospect ava
hey MAnsiOn-Home q Francis Scott Key. author
G. The StsrSpansled Banner" 8ls II stree; north.
vest. Open daily except SUNDAY. g. n 70 So
2. u. Admission free.
IN TIRE SUBURBS
Mt. 0liyet Cemetery.
National Training School for Boys
BlAde8sburg
geological Park Open all day.
Rock Greek Bro II and Park
Chevy Chase and KensinEton-
Naval OhSeTatoTy-Open a. m. 10 ?. n.
Mount Vernon 1.-THE nome and tomb Of WaShine
iOnl-0pen Il g. n. 20 D. m
United States Soldiers Home-open e. n. t.
Tunssf.
United States Naval Academy. Annapolis. Md
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-30
ROYAL VISITORS DEPART.
Sultan OF sulu and Prince Sum Saw
Farewell.

The royalty which graeed Washington
for several days past has left the city
The first one 10 leave the Capital was
the little Sultan of sulu, who, with his
party, departed yesterday afternoon for
Chicago. The Sultan was anxious TO see
the stock yards of the Windy City. and
Mayor Busse extended him an invitation.
The party-left quietly before luncheon.
The departure of the imperial Chinese
commission, with Prince Tsai SUM at its
head. was more elaborate and quite in
keeping with such a royal parsonage
The party left the New Willard Hotel
with an escort of cavalry and a detach-
ment of mounted policemen. They left
for New York on the o'clock train.
The party will remain in Gotham over
Sunday.
The Sultan Of Sulu will sail from San
Francisco October to his home in the
Philippines.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-30
EVIDENCE LEANS TO SUICIDE.
Seven Witnesses Testify I'm Case of
NOrvaI T. Harris.


NOrvaI T. Harris.
Testimony heard yesterday al the sec
ond days session OF the inquest into
the death OF Norval T. Harris. whose
body was found in I street southwest the
night OF August q, tended 20 corroborate
the theory that the young street inspector
committed suicide. Witnesses declared
that only one shot was fired In the Vi
entity OF the spot where the body was
found, and there were no evidences Of a
struggle. The first witness was Harry
Cheek OF III l street southwest, who
looked from his window Immediately
after he heard revolver report. Cheek
declared he saw no one running from
the scene. He heard no outcry and saw
no one in the vicinity. He said 1t was
too dark 10 see the body
Other witnesses were Mrs Virginia
Dickinson. OF III 1 street: Mrs. Alice
Redmond, Mary Elizabeth Redmond. and
Clara Redmond, of Sd Seventh street;
Andrew ]. KimmeI. a special policeman
on the steamer Manchester, and Mrs.
Emma Billingsley. Of 6S2 I street south
west
The inquest VIII be continued at II
o'clock this morning.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-30
DIR. Irving Field Says Prejudice
Keeps Ii on the Table.

DR.. Irving Field. of the Fish Commission.
says that prejudice against the name Is
all that keeps the dogfish from being a
popular food fish.
This IS particularly unfortunate. con-
sidering the high price of food at pres
ent, for in some waters the dogfish IS a
pest being voracious and playing havoc
with the halibut, herring, and cod fish
cries.
The fish commission by experiments has
found the edibility OF the dogfish 10 be
almost as good as salmon and equal 10
halibut. from which 1t is practically IN
distinguishable. At the Woods Hole
fishery the fish has been served creamed.
fried. and escolloped. being pronounced
an excellent food fish, While 1t can be
eaten fresh. IL IS also good canned,
smoked. or salted. 1t has tho decided
advantage of being almost homeless.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-30
MIDSHIPMEN HOLD
CLASS CELEBRATION
Two Hundred Attend Supper
at New Willard.
BEGIN THIRD YEAR TODAY
of Recent Training Cruise
Furnish Chief Entertainment,
Plays "AIoft, Topmen" and Other
Cheerful Strains of Annapolis Life.

Two hundred midshipmen OF the class
OF 70 attended the second class supper
at the New Willard last night. II sur
passed the first class supper in song..,
toasts. music. decorations. attendance,
enthusiasm. and everything 1t was
big success.
The banquet hail OF the big hosiery
was decorated in appropriate colors, and
the tables were laden with all kinds OF
delicaeies d. c. Ramsey, the president
Of the class, and II. NJ. Keller, the sec
rotary treasurer, were the principal
speakers. There were many others.
Reception Starts Programme.
Al 1880 general reception was held,
when all OF the middies OF the class gath
cred in the corridors and rooms reserved
for them, shook hands promlscuously.
patted each other On the back and told
themselves how lucky and happy they
were, taking everything into considera-
ton.
The reception lasted for twenty-five
minutes. and at 7.55 the Naval Academy
Band. under the direction of Lieut. c. A.
Zimmerman. played "Aloft, Topmen."
This was followed by the command.
Take your station" which was the sig
nal for all Of the midshipmen TO lay
siege to the banquet table There was d
place for each. and beneath his plate a
handsome favor.
Discuss Late Cruise.
During the courses speeches We're made
prOmiscuously. and many OF the hand
some Naval Academy students had some
thing TO say. The principal theme was
the recent cruise To the Old World. The
training ships returned several weeks
ago after a months absence. and the adj
ventures the middies had on this tour
furnished many charming little stories.
President Ramsey aud Secretary Keller
had the. most TO do ana received most
of the applause.
The midshipmen of the 10 class win
go TO Annapolis this morning TO begin
their third year.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-30
AWARDS FOR BIBLE STUDENTS.
Seventy-OEe Washington Boys 10 Re-
cefye Certificates.

Certificates viii be awarded to seventy
one Washington boys at the Y. NJ. C. A.
tonight. They passed the Bible study
examinations last April. given by the
international committee OF New York,
and won for Washington the first place
among the associations of North America
in this particular.
To-night's function takes the form of a
rally for the current years Bible classes
of the boys department. and Clarence c.
Robinson. national boys secretary. Of
New York City, will speak. The commit
tee expects about 900 boys TO be present
and viii organize the classes for the win
ter
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-30
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat ComDauV's
steamers from foot q Seventh street Tor Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily al SIS D. m
Steamer Charles Maealester fog Mount Vernon
leaves Seventh street wharf at II &. N and 80
p. n.
Cars from Fifteenth street ard New York avenue
every quarter hour f0T Zoo Park. Chevy Chase. and
Eensngton-
Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
Railway operates sixtythree limited trains each day
between Washington and Baltimore leaving Fit
tenth s.. and New York ave. on the hour and half
hour Also hourly trains to Colonial Annapolis ana
the great United States Naval Academy
Cars from 18th q II SITS. ne, White House SITS
ton" every half hour a. N. to Y n n. to Alt-
OliEet Langdon. Brentwood. and Bladensburg
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-30
Funeral of DIR. w. ID. Ben.

Brought home for burial in Congress
sional Cemetery, the body of Dr. VIII
liam Duffield Bell, who died in New
York. Wednesday. arrived yesterday al
the heEae of his mother. Mrs. George
Bell. 1915 G street northwest.
DR.. Bell served through the Spanish
war with the volunteer medical corps.
and later in the PHILIPPINES.
Funeral services Will be held at Mrs
Bells residence this afternoon.
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REV. DR.. SEWALL RETURNS.
VIII Lecture Sunday on SyyedenbOrg
Congress In London.

Rev Or. Frank Sewall. Mrs Sewan.
and their daughter. Miss Maud, have re-
turned from their summer tour abroad,
having attended, with Justice Barnard,
Mrs. Barnard. and others from this city,
the Worlds Swedenborg Congress held
IN London in July under the patronage
of his majesty, King Gustave Of Sweden.
and the Swedish Ambassador in London.
Or. sewall presided at the third day OF
the Congress. devoted TO philosophy.
on Sunday morning Dr. Sewan will give
a brief account OF the congress and some
remarks on its religious significance.
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REV. C. L. WILSON DEPOSED.
Presbyterian Minister Charged with
DISCRETION of Wife

Parkersburg. ". Va. Sept. 29-Charles
L. Wilson. Of Logan, minister Of the
Presbyterian church OF that place, has
been deposed from the ministry and ex-
communicated.
This was the result Of charges pre-
ferred against Rev. Mr.. Wilson and sub
Stimulated by the Presbytery.
The specific charge against Rev Mr.. VII
son Is that he deserted his wife and four
teen-year-old son and eloped with Mrs
Rhea Groves. a young widow. of Logan.
they We're traced 10 the Pacific Coast.
from which point it is supposed they
sailed for Australia
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watch for q City at RandIe Highlands
Cen. CaIdweII seriousIx III.

Huntington, W. Va. Sept. 29.-Gen. ]
L. Caldwell, the banker and capitalist, is
seriously I'll at his home here, as the re-
suit OF a fall sustained in Washington
last Saturday night He was one Of the
delegates Of Bailey Post. No. 4. G. A
r., to the national encampment at At
lantic City.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Survey Man Victim of
River Police.

William z. Raab. engrayer Of the Geo
logical Survey. living al 12S Kentucky
avenue southeast. who was accidentally
shot while fishing In a rowboat off Colo
the injury. according 10 physicians at
Providence Hospital
Raab was shot by a member OF the
crew of the Virginia State police boat
James River. who were ordered to fire on
oystermen illegally dredging. Six shots
we're fired. the first one striking Raab
The oystermen were between the police
boat and the rowboat, in which Raab
was fishing and the commander Of the
police boat thought the fishermen were
out OF range.
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Funeral of Mrs. NJ. A Duv.u

The funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Amanda Duvall. who was killed Wednes-
day afternoon at the Springfield crossing
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad near her
home. by train No. 800. from Washing
ton. will take place to-day at Davidson
vile, Anne Arundel County, where she
resided until about ten years ago, when
she came TO live with her only child.
Or. John NJ. Duvall. She was eighty
three.