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The Washington times., 1910-04-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FRANCHISE As, 600 BLACKS.

After stormy scenes, the Maryland
Legislature has passed the Digges bill,
or rather series of bills, whereby mUIe
than $4,000 blacks viii be iisfranchised
so far as State and municipal elections
are concerned. 1t Is the most sweeping
method of disfranchisement ever at
tempted in any State. That il is in
direct violation of the Fifteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution is asserted
widely by lawyers without respect to
partisanshiP.
In brief, the effect of the legislation.
which both houses of the Legislature
Nave sanctioned, is TO repeal existing
registration laws and enact new regis
tration measure providing that none
but white men shall be registered in
the future as voters. 4 constitutional
amendment viii b. submitted to the
white people of the State which. if
adopted, viii restrict registration for
all time 10 the white citizens. as it
prohibits any future Legislature ex-
tending the registration privilege to
negroes except those owning at least
$500 worth Of property. This amend
ment will be voted or in the fall of
1911 by white men only.
In the preamble to the legislation it
is declared the exercise of the elective
franchise by the negro is not consistent
with his own best interests or the vel
fare of the white race
It goes without saying that the
step Just taken Is one Of tremendous
moment. the effects of which cannot
now he mea sured. The discussion it
will open will be bitter, old wounds
will be torn apart. the course of the
State of Maryland will be widely con
demned 1t will be condemned the
more because of the feeling that the
whole scheme originates in the am
bitions of the Maryland Democratic
machine leaders to insure the continu-
ance of their rule. In the end there is
little doubt the Supreme Court of the
United States viii hold that this thing
cannot be done and that it viii forever
set at rest all question as to the valid
and binding nature of the Fifteenth
Amendment.
If the Maryland Democratic leaders
were proceeding in a bona fide attempt
really TO test the Fifteenth Amendment.
that would be one thing. Thus far,
there is nothing to indicate that they
have any other purpose than to fasten
their control on the State, knowing full
well that their plan in the end will
probably fail as null and void, but that
in the meantime, between now and
when the validity of their acts shall
have been passed upon they viii sit
securely in the saddle.
The conferring of suffrage on the
negro in the turmoil of passion and
hatred that followed the close of the
civil war, may have been a blunder.
Many of the ablest men, North and
South, without regard to party, believe
it was a blunder But it is the law
of the land. To set it at defiance in
the bald fashion the Maryland Legisla-
ture has done is an even greater mis-
take 1t will inevitably recoil on the
heads of the men responsible for it.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
Army Officers Entertain in
Honor of Mrs. Tsfts
Niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Null.
ken Luncheon Hosts at
Club House.

Miss Catharine Anderson. Of Cincin-
matt f.Iece OF Mrs Taft, was The honor
guest Of Major William E. Horton, U.
s. A, and Capt Matthew A Delaney.
medical corps. 4. S. A, at breakfast
at the Chevy Chase Club tvG&y.
Mr. and Mrs Edison Bradley chap
Croned the party, which included Mrs
Herbert Wadsworth. Mrs. Herbert Ship
man. Countess Luise-AleXandra Won
BcrnstorT. daughter or the German
ambassador; Miss Dorothy Williams,
Miss Carol Newberry. Miss Harriet
Southerland. Major George g Squisr.
L. $. a: I''. cary T. Grlysou, I. S.
y; Lieut.. Gilbert J. ROwcliff. L. 6 n:
Lieut. John G. Fremont, T. n, and
Lieut.. EDWARD T. COnsteIn. L. 5. y.
Miss Anderson, who has been visiting
the Misses Switzerland. viii join ner
sister. Miss Harriet Anderson, at the
White House tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles l. Mulliken
were among the .iEmerous other hosts
at luncheon at the Chevy Chase Club
today. entertaining a small party in
formally in honor Of Miss Tracy, Of St.
Louis, who is visiting Miss Isabella
Wells Others in the company we're
Mrs. Tracy. Miss Wells. Captain Pet
tus, and Norman Bestor-
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PULPIT TOPICS FOR TONIGHT
IN CHURCHES OF WASHINGTON

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WANTS NEGROES ON Jury.

CHICAGO, April Slack johnson. the
champion pugilist, who appeared in the
municipsl court to answer a charge of
speeding his automobile on Michigan
avenue gave the court surprise by
demanding a Jury trial. Furthermore.
Johnson said he wanted at least two
colored men on the jury. The court set
the trial for April 10.
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Miss Catharine Anderson Guest
At Breakfast at Chevy Chase Club
"At Homes in Society

Mrs. Wickersh.-m, wife Of the Attor-
ney General, will receive Wednesday
afternoon, after 4 o'clock.
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Mrs Lurton. wife Of Mr.. Justice Lur.
ton, will receive tomorrow afternoon AT
the New Willard, assisted by her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Horace Van Deventer, Of
Knoxville, Tenn, who is visiting her pa
rents.
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Mrs Josephine s-imold Rich viii be at
home Wednesday. April 8. from TO Z
O'Clock. at iZZl East Capitol street A
number OF club women will assist
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effective sort, which. without destroying
business viii not permit great amslga-
nations of capital TO tyrannize over
them.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
COW BREAKS WORLD RECORD

UTICA, y. Y, April "a test has re-
Gently been conducted by the State Ag-
ricultural Department of HOistein COW
that in seven days averaged over eighty
pounds Of milk a day. From this was
made more than twenty-nine pounds of
butter. 1t is said to be the World's 6
record for a COW of her age
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Luncheon Party for Miss
Clabaugh and George
B. Bloomer.
Guthbert Brown Host for
Couple to Be Married
April 10.

Cuthbert Brown was host at breakfast
al the Chevy Chase Club today In COM
pliment 10 Miss Katherine Clabaugh,
daughter Of Chief Justice and Mrs. II.
M Clabaugh, and George Beale BlOomer,
whose marriage takes place Saturday,
April IS.
Lieut. and Mrs Charles. Russell Train,
u. :. y. brOther-in-law and sister Of
the hest, chaperoned the party.
At the marriage Of Miss Clabaugh and
Mr. Bloomer. M Brown vii act as
best man, in place OF Edward Beale
Mclean, cousin Of the bridegroom. who
was TO have served in that capacity. A
change has also been made in the list
OF ushers, William z. Emory taking the
place Of Lieut. Hugo ". Osterhaus, who
VII be out Of town az the time of the
wedding
Mrs Morris Evans entertained a small
luncheon company at the Chevy Cbase
IIuO today IN honor Of Captain and
3- -,:i--- Beatty. L. S. y Captain Beatty
,liS reSer.sIy succeeded Capt Walter
siSLean. L. s. ", as captain at the
Navy Yard
Ir. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hutchinson
We smo1lg the numerous luncheon
hosts al the Chevy Chase Club today.
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Miss Mary A. Cryder Will entertain
az A musicale, followed BY tea. this
afternoon al ( O'Clock, at her residence
on y street
On account Of sudden illness, Mrs.
Louis VI. Eccard has recalled the fnvi-
lations for the wedding reception OF her
daughter. Miss Flora Helen Fccard.
and Frederick Israel. which was TO
have followed the wedding ceremony,
Tuesday evening. April >.
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SPECIAL MUSIC.

E. A al .
e
d m.
Heights Presbyterian
at D N
Of OF
sixty CT a D m.
hedralch at 4 m
Baptist ChurchsOOs
2. m.
Paurs Iuthsrn
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A candidate for mayor IN a Niscon-
sin town has distributed 500 bars OF
soap to symbolic his proposed clean
administration. He shouldn't forget
that soap also has other uses in politics,
and that some mean rival might call
atten don 10 the fact
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Like its prototype. the chanticIer hat
is shy about ventUring out n wet
weather
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

In Pittsburg the CRY now is Get the
men highest up-'
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MARINE BAND CONCERT At
The BARRACKS.

Tomorrow Afternoon at O'Clock
William H Santelmann, Leader.
PROGRAM
March, old Comrades .TCike
Overture, "Oberon-. ..--........-.W Weber
Music de Ballet. Sylvia" .... Delibes
Ca) Pizzicato Polka.
Cb) Valse Lento-
Suite dl Orchestra, Peer Gynt'
GTieg
(a) Morning
Cb) The Death o. Ase
(c) Anitra's Dance.
ID Dance OF the Iraps in the Halls
Of the Mountain King.
Waltz, The Dollar Princess Fall
Grand scenes from ''Lohengrin'
Wagner
Grand march. "EinzuE der Gaeste
auf WaTtbUrg'' g''-..........-..W Wagner
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1t is apparent that Miss Sears is no
mollycoddless.
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Will Attend
Charleston Ceremonies.

charleston ceremonies
party including Senator and Mrs
Clapp, Representative and Mrs Foss'
Representative and Mrs. Padgett, me
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy ana
Mrs. Beekman winthrop. Rear Admiral
and Mrs HOllyday, and Capt ana Ms
Albert GIeaves, L. s y, viii 20 %
Charleston. s c. April 10. to attend
the presentation OF the silver service
given BY the State OF South Carolina 10
the battleship South Carolina. iheFe
will be a nUmbe. Of festivities in con-
nection with the event
The Misses Deering returned 10 Their
home IN Chicago yesterday after a VISIT
Of several days at the nome OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
MacVeagh.
Cards arc out for the marriage Of
Miss Edith Eberbaoh. daughter OF Mr-
and Mrs Zachary Taylor Eoerbach, 20
Henry Lindenkohl. OF Schenectady, y.
Y. Tuesday evening, April l9, al 5
clock a. Grace Lutheran Church. A
reception az the lone OF the brides
parents, lIl5 KilbOurne street, Will follow
the ceremony.
Miss Josephine LindeRkohl. sister OF
the bridegroom. will be the maid Of
honor. and the bridesmaids Will be Miss
Laura Stutz. OF Albany. N Y. and Miss
Marguerite Stutz, cousins Of the bride.
Robert Linke. Of Providence, R I,
VIII be the best man and the ushers will
be Lawrence EberbaCh. brother Of the
bride: Henry Flemer. Roland Calhoun,
OF Elizabeth. y. J.. and Louis Linden
kohl
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles S.
Sperry. L 5. y. and Mrs. Sperry will
leave washington shortly for Newport.
where the former has been ordered to
duty Rear Admiral sperry vas for
merly attached 10 tha Naval war Col
leEe
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Romanso Ed
son announce the engagement Of their
daughter. F1orelle. 20 First Lieut. John
William McKie, Coast Artillery Corps.
L :. A
Mr.. MCkie was q aduated from the
Military Academy a. West Point with
the class Of 1894. Miss Edison was edu-
Gated abroad. She a niece Of John
Joy Edison. and II identified with the
army through her sister. Mrs. Schulz,
wife Of Major Schulz. her aunt, Mrs
MedoTem Crawford. wife Of General
Crawford. and her cousin, Lieut. Law
renee Carter Crawford. The wedding
will take place in June
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Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
Entertain at Dinaer

Justice and Mrs. Thomas H. Ander-
son entertained a company Of sixteen
at dinner last evening, when their
guests were the Rev Dr. and Mrs
Robert Moorem, late OF Foundry
Church, now Of -. Johns, Brooklyn
the Rev. DIR. and Mrs. John Reid Shan
non, OF the Metropolitan NJ E Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Adds Is. Browne, MI.
and Mrs BENJAMIN r. Leighton MT
and Mrs. William V. Cox, COmmls-
sioner and Mrs. william =. Washburn,
and Mr. and Mrs. Odell :. Smith
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Emperor William evidently prefers 10
throw his court etiquette to the winds
himself
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

Whatever else may he said Of the
Maryland Democrats, II must at least
be conceded that they are not afflicted
with ANYTHING ike weakness In the vi
cinitv OF the knees.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

Miss Ethel MacMurray daughter O.
Mrs MacMurray and the late Majol
J. W MacMurray. l. : A, has gone q
Panama to visit friends.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
Mrs. Barney
Hostess At Luncheon.
Mrs. Albert Clifford Bal

MIS- DdAuEE
Hostess At Luncheon.
Mrs. Albert Clifford Barney enter
tained small party informally at lunch
con today.
1srs. Josephine Breuninger announces
the engagement Of her daughter, Miss
donough DUshane, OF Baltimore, the
wedding 10 take place April Is.
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Miss Helen Barchfeld. Of the Dresden.
has been entertaining as house guests
for the past week Miss Emma New
ssemmebrOch. and Miss Lillian Kan
bach. all OF Pittsburg-
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Miss Emr1a Cert. OF Pittsburz. is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs Clarence ".
Grosner- OF the Tulane
Miss Edith Auerbach who has been
visiting relatives IN New York. for the
last several weeks. has returned TO her
home
Mrs. H Adler has returned home after
spending several days In Baltimore with
relatives.
Miss Blanche strasburzer has return
ed 70 her home after being the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Jules Hyman. OF
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. Joseph Abel, OF Clifton street
has as her guest. her sister, Miss Car
rye Adler. Of PittsburE.
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MrS Herman HOllander IS expected
home today after spending a fortnight
at atlantic City
The Harmonic Club gave its initial
dance last evening al Dryers Han The
club Colors. bun and blue. were used
in the decorations. with miniature flags
as souvenirs OF the eveTlnE- Mrs. sgd
nev G. Kaufman and Mrs Samuel j.
Steinberger chaperoned the young folks.
Tne guests were Miss Beatrice Hahn,
Miss Selma SeliiGEeT. Miss Rosie BTeS-
lsu Miss Rita SChiffmsn. Miss Miriam
Teans. Miss Edna Oppenheimer, Miss
Carve Cppenheir.er. Miss Sophie King,
Miss Claudia Jackson, Miss HOrtenSe
HanO. Miss Selma Heyn. Of Baltimore F.
Miss Emma Cert. OF PittsbUrS, and
Miss Gertrude Meyer. OF Baltimore. and
Gerald Cfros1er. Julian Eiseman, Leroy
F NeWmyer, Lawrence keonigsberg,
Laurence Heller. Lester EiSeman,
Ralph Goldsmith, Leon Oppenheimer,
Maurice Nordlinger, Norris Selinger.
Isaac Haas. Julian Jackson, and Sylvan
King.
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Capt. James p. billiard. L 6 =. and
Mrs billiard. Of S street. have as their
guest Miss Belle Heath. Of Norfolk,
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

Assistant Surgeon William L. Irvine.
L. : y. and Mrs. Irvine. who have
been spending some time in Washing
ton, have returned TO Newport
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

II anybody has $4,000. as reported,
for DR.. Cook 10 use 10 clear himself. it's
a safe bet ne will use IT,
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

A report saws Mr.. RoOseveIts trip
from Alexandria 70 Naples was un-
eventfUl. Bulletins on the state OF the
eX-PTesidenTs health are breathlessly
awaited
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
Vice President
/ And Mrs. Sherman Guests.


The Vice President and Mrs. Sher-
man were the honor guests Of Senator
Brandegee at dinner last evening. The
guests asked 70 met them we're Senator
Aldrich, Senator GaIlinger, Senator
Kean and Miss Kean, Mr.. and Mrs.
1 Larz Anderson, Mrs W. Murray Crane,
1 Miss Boardman. and Miss Williams
The Military Attache Of the German
/ Embassy and Nine wen Livonius had
dining with them last evening the Min
/ lister Of Norway and Nine Gude. the
Misses GUIDE, Countess LUise- Alexandra,
/ Won Bernstorf. daughter Of the Ger
man Ambassador. Commander Retzmaun.
/ \ 9. Hortsmann, Lieutenant Won Brue-
/ ming. and Count Ranaud Won Pourtales.
| all of the German Embassy stan
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/ Miss Mary Winder has returned 20 her
/ home in Baltimore after spending the
! Easter holidays in Washington with her
{ cousin. Miss Sarah Parker, daughter OF
/ the late Rear Admiral FoxhaH Parker.
L. s. y.
/ Frederick Hale Is spending a Few DAYS
IN Washington with his parents. Senator
and Mrs. Eugene Hale. Of Maine.
q
! Mrs James w Wadsworth. ir. Of
} New York has arrived in Washington
/ accompanied by her two children. anu
will be the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
, John Hay. for several weeks.
Mrs. John B. Patten entertained AT
! luncheon yesterday in honor Of Mrs.
/ Albert Akin, Of New York. who Is the
! guest Of her parents. the Attorney Cen
/ eral and Mrs. Wickersham.
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Misses Switzerland
/ HOStesses At Box Party.
! The Misses Switzerland entertained
a box party at the Belasco Theater
yesterday afternoon IN compliment to
their house guest, Miss Anderson, Of
Cincinnati
| Mrs. DolIiver viii close her resi-
| dence abe. II the middle OF next month.
/ and. accompanied. by her children,
! will go 10 her home IN Iowa where
/ she viii he Joined later IN the summer
J by Senator Dolliver-
Mi IS Mamie Williamson. daughter
| Of Chief Engineer Thom Williamson.
/ L. :. n, and Mrs. Williamson. who
| country home near GAINESVILLE, Va,
/ will 20 10 Germantown, Pa. within
! the next few days to be the guest of
| Miss Eleanor II. Whitman.
, Assistant Surgeon William L. Irvine.
] I. : N and Mrs. Irvine. who have
/ been spending some time in Washing
/ ton, have returned TO Newport.
Capt. James B. billiard. L. S. =. and
/ Mrs billiard. Of s street. have as their
| guest Miss Belle Heath. of Norfolk,
! Va.
! =
] Miss Ethel MacMurray. daughter OF
| Mrs NIacMurrav and the late Ma for
! J. W MacMurray. l. < A, has gone to
| Panama to visit friends
=
/ The Ambassador of France and Nine.
/ JusSerand will go over TO New York on
| Tuesday and will sail from there Thurs
| day, to spend the summer in France
! They will entertain the ROOsevelts dur
| ing their stay in France.
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The Ambassador of France and Nine.
Jusserand will go over 10 New York on
Tuesday and will sail from there Thurs
day, to spend the summer in France.
They will entertain the ROOsevelts dur
ing their stay in France.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

II tho bill prohibiting deals IN futures
were amended TO prohibit deals in pasts
also. it might get much more support
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

Miss Mamie Williamson. daughter
Of Chief Engineer Thorn Williamson,
L. = y, and Mrs. Williamson. who
has been spending a few days at their
country home near GAINESVILLE, Va,
will 20 10 Germantown, Pa. within
the next few days to be the guest OF
Miss Eleanor II. Whitman.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

II was an awful blow 10 the headline
writer's when the Government selected a
man named A. Bruce BIelaski for the
bucket shop campaign.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

Maybe that meteor dust which fell
from the sky at night and set four
barns on fire in New Jersey was merely
the ashes from an aviator's cigar.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

Today's weather lends encouraP emert
70 the waning hope that the annual
Delaware peach crop destruction will be
properly reported, after all
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

At the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. this morning. the Rev. Charles
Dehaven Bulla. who has been appointed
editor OF the Baltimore Methodist.
preached his farewell sermon The new
pastor, the Rev H NJ Canter, VIII
occupy the pulpit at this church next
Sunday
The Washington times., 1910-04-03
Misses Switzerland
HOStesseS At Box PaTtV.

Mrs. DolIiver viii close her resi-
dence abc.It the middle Of next month
and. accompanied. by her children
will 20 10 her home IN Iowa. where
she viii be Joined later IN the summer
by Senator Dolliver.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

The Vice President and Mrs. Sher-
man we're the honor guests Of Senator
Brandegee at dinner last evening. The
guests asked 70 met them we're Senator
Aldrich, Senator Gallinger, Senator
Kean and Miss Kean, Mr.. and Mrs.
Larz Anderson, Mrs W. Murray Crane,
Miss Boardman. and Miss Williams
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

Lessons Of the ReSuUrreCfi n was
the subject Of the sermon delivered by
the Rev W F Watson st the First
Baptist Church this morning. This even
ing Mr WatsOn's subject will be a
Young Man Redeemed"
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

The funeral Of u ii..aE. c Wilkinson
vas held from his home al WOOdlaWn
this afternoon at 3 o'clock Burial was
made ct WOOdlaWn Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

The Misses Deering returned 10 their
home IN Chicago yesterday after a visit
OF several DAYS at the home Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
MacVeagh.
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Quarterly services will open st the
Free Methodist Church this evening.
Tomorrow services viii be held at Il
a. m. 2.5o, and 80 D. m The following
ministers will be in attendance The
Rev. F ?. ShOUp. the Rev ". J. Nose
dal. and the Rev B. r Skull
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

Miss Mary Winder has returned 20 her
home in Baltimore after spending the
Easter holidays in Washington with her
cousin. Miss Sarah Parker, daughter OF
the late Rear Admiral FoxhaH Parker.
L. s. n
The Washington times., 1910-04-03

The Art Of Teaching was the sub
ject OF an address delivered az the
Young Peoples building this afternoon
by Dr. A W SpOoner. Of washington
under the auspices Of he Sunday School
Workers Association Of this city The
address was illustrated by a chalk draw
ing During the afternoon the music
was BY a choir under the direction or
D-azT0~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-21
SLEEP
ON ACCOUNT
OF SCREAMS

Because his manner became so often
sive, prisoner at the bar of the police
court this morning WAS refused a hear
ing by Recorder Pickersgill, and he
was remanded until his manner changed
to more courteous one. He was told
by the recorder that twenty-four hours
spent in the lookup might change his
tone and temper, and accordingly, he
was returned to cell to await a hear
ing tomorrow morning.
The prisoner was Horace Sonnenber,
Of 55 Lewis street, arrested on charge
Of disorderly conduct preferred by A.
|P Kennedy and several other residents
Of Lewis street. 1t is claimed by the
complainants that on Monday night,
l6onnenber imbibed too freely and kept
the neighborhood awake with his snout-
ing. Patrolman Calvin, according to
report made yesterday, was compelled
to enter his house about midnight in an
effort to quiet the man s cries.
The Lewis street residents aver that
Tuesday nights occurance was only one
Of several. They claim that he reaches
home about midnight in an intoxicated
condition, and alarms the neighborhood
with his screams. One Of the com
plainants said this morning that mem
Der Of his family, awakened in the mid
die Of the night by the man Is screams,
had almost become hysterical.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-21
LUTHERAnS
TO HOLD BIG
EVENT HERE


One Of the biggest events in Luth-
eran church circles ever held in this
city will be the annual mission of
Danish Lutheran churches of the
eastern district at St. Stephens DAN
ish Lutheran church, in Broad street,
May and 3. representatives from
practically every Danish Lutheran
church in this part of the country
will be present and elaborate exer-
cises will mark the opening of the
event.
Representatives will arrive the
Saturday previous to the opening
day. Sunday, May l. regular SER
vices will be held. together with spec
ial exercises, and Monday the busi-
ness sessions of the mission will be
held There will be a meeting to
transact general business in the
morning and another one in the
afternoon.
On. the evening of May 2 social
gathering will conclude the event.
Local and visiting representatives
will assemble in the basement of the
church where general festivities will
be enjoyed.