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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
NEW BOOKS
AT LIBRARY

Among the new books recently
put into circulation at the library
are the following;
Non-F1cfion.
BergsOn-Creative evolution:
.asOne Of the most important books
In It's field that hag appeared for 20
years. no technical as to appea, to
advanced student of ph iIosophy,
rather than The casual reader"
Observation-Disclosures OF the War
OF the Rebellion. Good var sto-
ries told In an unpretentious style"
Graha1ne White-Asroplane, past.
present and future, A standard
work OF reference on "an that has
been done, or alter teds or IL In,
PROFESSION -M avias
Mcs5nsri-Martin Luther and his
work. @sThe mesf convenient and
Trustworthy treatment on Luther,
which the general reader can now
find In the English language"
Seymonr--My naval career
etMemorSes covering the activities Of
IS years Id the naval service OF
Great Britain"
Wayne-Building your boy "The
author writes from the standpoint
Of d parent who laaa done succs ss-
y s..s.s ~.saas e~nssn ms preacises. o
there liz NO attempt AT iabored spsy-
chology Or platitude.'
Fiction.
BowerLLoDesome land. A story
Of cowboy days In the West. An
Eastern girl goes out to marry her
hance, and does not find him the
fdeal or former days.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. affair An
ingenious story of mystery told with
humor and some literary sRill.
Ieroux-Man with the black
feather. Tho story az a man bur
dened with dual personality. His
second self is the spirit OF q famous
Partisan criminal at the previous
century.
Roe~~Main of the whispering
hills. A little band Of Freneh-Cana-
uians led by q young girl Is given
shelter. att Hudson Bay post. The
story has the picturesque set
ting and adventure afforded by wan.
derers OF every nation and savage
Indians.
WalpoIe-Ihe gods and Mr.. Per
rim. "A story OF English school life
which 10 not concerned with the do
ings of achoolhoys."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
ENGINEERS FOR
P. R. R. In CITY
Report improvements at To.
cal Freight Station Soon.

Following the agitation by the
Board OF Trade aud several express
men OF this city the officials OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
have had engineers at the local
freight depot tor the past weeks
preparing to place additional tracks
and to better facilitate the handling
OF freight tn this city The company
according to the statements OF some
of the truoknsen who went to Jersey
City some time ago, the yard will
DO paved to replace the black mud
as al the present TIME. Other TIM
provaments Will be made 1t Is re-
ported.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
EAcLEA c. To HAVE
BIG PlN0CHLE SERIES

Plans for a pinochie tournament
and q number of social events are
under way by the members OF the
EagIe A. G. Recently the member
ship has increased considerably and
the club rooms in King strsef Will
start the tGurnament on Monday
night. William PETIT. George Mead.
James McCabe and Charles Larsen
have iaiaea the - o4sans-
zaffon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
DIRlGO SAILS
FOR SEATTLE

Baltimore, March 2.-With 4s510 tons
OF coal under her matches. with Jack
London h. Third msts. his wirosas stsw
ardess and their Japanese servant %
mes boy, the square rugged ship Di.
rigc. Captain Chapman. sailed this
morning for q 14,o0o mile trip to Sc,
attic.
Jack T.ondon's object Is DO get the
proper spirit and color for a novel he
has IN mind.
I,oudon will get s35 a mouth ana
Mrs. London SIS. )
The Dirfgo sailed from South Ann
boy a few days ago with a half q
cargo Of anthracite coal. She went
from there to Baltimore to complete
the cargo with bitumineus coal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
SCHOOLS To
HOLD JOINT DEBATE

st. Mary's school OF this city aud
the parochial school of st. Maryts
Roman Catholic church OF south
iAmboy will probably face each other
some time next month when a team
from each school will choose three
of the best speakers and engage In
q debate. Although the plans are
only being formulated yet the RI
valry is keen and the event fs sure
to be Interesting. Assubjeet will be
chosen next week when the preiim-
mary contests Gonna xs.,Xss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
ARE FINED FOR
STREET FIGHT

A night on Division street about 8
O'clock last night Melted the city
SIC this morning. Axel Erickson
was sinsd So for lighting and Anton
Petersen wes fined $40 for beating
up the former. Both men live at
393 Division street. Erickson sus-
tanned several scalp wounds and was
attended by DIR. M. s. Meingar. The
arrests + made by Pafrolman
Calvin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
MANY PRIZES
ARE AWARDED
Mrs. Lockwood is The Hos
tess at keyport.
ygeesai 10 shs EVENING NEWS.

Epaciai TO fho EVENFNG NEW5.
Keyport, March 2:-Mrs. Norman
Lockwood was the hostess of the
Friday Afternoon 500 Club at her
home In Elizabeth street yesterday
afternoon. Nearly the entire MEM
bership Of the club YES present and
enjoyed the afternoon at cards. The
nrst prize was captured by Mrs. AS
bury Campbell 1t YVES q handsome
brass book rack. Mrs r. o. WALL
In vas awarded the second prize. a
fancy neck dressing piece. The con-
ISOLATION prize, book was awarded
Miss Florence Weiuenaucr. The hos
tess served q luncheon to the MEM
bers after the games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
ELECT
NEW MEMBER

AT a business s~assionsof the West
minister Cadets held at the chapel OF
the First Presbyterian church last
lSAss vs.v new was elected
and two applications were received.
Both OF these were for Company A
OF the cadets. Following thissa drill
under the direction OF glsnworth
Sturgte, drill master, swaB held. In
the preparation for Memorial Day,
Company b Of the cadets at Keas-
hey. this year, will have charge OF
the cannon and will he formed into
ia battery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
new FEATURE IN THE
MEXICAN SITUATION
srsotas sg Ursssd Press wire.

Ersctas bg Unstcd Prexs Wire.
Washington, March 2:--In view
OF the present turbulent situation
In Mexico, great interest has de-
veloped IN oftctat circles here In the
statement made in the senate by
Lodge, Republican, OF Massachu-
ssetts. that q great eastern nation
has been, and Is still ~endeayofing to
obtain a coaling station on the
Pacific coast of Mexico. Lodge, af-
ter making the statement, refused
to amplify 1t. AT the Wer and State
department Information was refused
with the statement that there wag
nothing new In the situation
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02

ca G~sosaaer, "a Ontario St,
Rochester. N " has recovered from
q long md seyere attack Of kidney
trouble, his cur asaiug due to Foaay
Kidney PlliH. After detailing Ills
cass. he eayH spgn only sorry / ass
not learn soolaer OF Foley gldxss
Pls Ina faw day 1 lime nsv h1g
ffe completely left sse sad I tell
sAtAy Improved, My kAaasys ~.
caE1s stronger dizzy spells fsfk Ill
and M no loa9ar annuyed II
snlg @ 40e nAx e. hate
cs asEg g 6y
sase M @sfs aafsK III s@XE
avg ~
A@g m N@Mz9am
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
ROOSEVELT
MASS MEETING

Former Judge adrian Lyon at
tended the Roosevelt mass meeting
In Newark last night, representing
Middlesex county In the stats or
ganization which will back the for
mel president for nonairsatien by
the Republicans at the presidential
primaries In May.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
OFFICIALS AT SMOKER
OF NEWPORT FOREsTERS


Keypert, March 2--IIigh Chief
Ranger Wenaei, of Elizabeth. Dis
tfict Deputy A. Sedlock and r. Al
Spinning. OF Red Bank. we're the
guests Of honor and delivered adj
dresses last Wednesday night at the
amoker given in the lodge rooms of
the Independent Order OF Feresters,
This affair was very successful.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
SETTLE HOE ESTATE CLAIM.
saTs. Margaret soisass suit Fer szso,Ua
ID Dismissed.

Ne@ YORK. Mareh 2~shSEs. Margaret
so1sss SUIT against the eataze of Bob
aFs Foe for q fetal al ah0sst seee
fsae hean aeGelea. This announcement
ws3 1ssAd@ ny eurrzsel IA this snsgk when
agss iii gAe astsna watch ~as ea5laa
g0e sElHl *gsrb SasfetuS uoaef .Esasaee
gan ~ znaFksa discontinued agsv
asaaaasss ~ ~ asEsseasas ae u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
KEYPoR1

Walter C. Cherry Was New 1oEk
visitor yesterday.
William Graham, Jr.. left yesrer-
day for an extended trip to the
northern part of New York state Tor
the fseueisf OF his health. Mr.. ara-
ham was only recently operated On
for nose trouble.
Miss Nellie johnson. OF Railway,
|was q guest OF friends In town
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Howard AID
son. Charles. OF New York, are the
|gaests of relatives 10 town Tor q
few days
William Bedle was q Perth AMI
hoy Visitor yesterday
Mazs Ola M. GonkIln IL spending
Itha week end with friends tn New
York.
Joseph hi. walllng entertained q
party Of friends at cards at his home
Id Atlantic street last night.
Gordon Wooseys the plumber, has
purchased 4 new Maxwell autoHao7
bile.
They Keyport eoat. Majestic
resumed It's trips TO New York, So
day.
Miss Margaret MeCieneghan, a
teacher In tbs Kevnarf high sahss.s
who suffered from d nervous break
down 8 Few days ago. was advised
to take q few days rest from her
and yesterday lett for har
home tn Jafaesburg. Rev. WI. IL.
|Caznpfoa viii substitute during ffka
absence OF Miss McCIeaaghap-
MsMs FaOrn8se AwgnatTnNH Will A4-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02

Camden. n T.. March Eueeh
assuael, nlaeteea gesFs aEd. an EN-
rloyee ef the Castle x# Al
The sssalfai susertng from anthrax.
enntsaefsd in handling hides aia esn.
alsiofs % cygtseal HeaIttE hoard Ri
seecea@ ase azaxag al he eM.
1sSxsas 6 nIa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
SKIN TROUBLE TOOK
HAIR Off HER HEAD


II hare suffered fren birth with skis
trouble, and docsored with four Of the best
fcctefs fhat could he found, without any
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02

ussg ~ @E9aaAnk ID gH
anaa e1sAsa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02

*ha nnNa gaxsgN CENTS 3 s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02

R~ARNEgoy 81 RsTz.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02
AT THE NEW PRINCESS.

Leah, the Forsaken," a three-reel
de luxe, is the leading attraction at
the New Princess tonight. This can
truly be acclaimed among the great
est picture films ever shown. 1t Is
wonderful conception Of play that
has stood forth as masterpiece for
decades. 1t is produced with a majes-
ty and sublimity that eclipse any pro-
duction ever made. All who see
Leah, the Forsaken," at the New
Princess tonight need not hesitate to
state that they have seen the best
ever offered in motion pictures.
For all this week the New Princess
has secured a line Of exceptionally
fine attractions, and an hour at this
popular playhouse each evening will
be we'll worth your while. We will
appreciate your patronage, and will
Lreciprocate in courtesy and real enter
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02

a beautiful drama. "'Twixt Love and
Ambition" 1t is claimed in the East
that Miss Hawley is the rival Of LII
liam Russell for beauty.
On account of the limited space it
is impossible to go INTO details on the
many different features for the re-
mainder of the week. buI -Ae follow
ing will give you an idea Of some OF
the good ones: "Brutalit :" strong
Biograrh drama; THE N ntle Of Red
Evans" Selig drama; "The Struggle
of Hearts," beautiful Lubin drama;
and a number of good comedies.
A postal card photograph OF
"Broncho Billy" (Mr. G. NJ. Anderson)
will be given away with each ten
.nent admission on Tuesday afternoon
'1SJm 2 O'Clock to z o'clock.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02
MRS. sHEED NEAR HER
HUSBAND IN FORT WORTH
She Is Much Interested in the Trial
and Reads Papers cIosely--Hus-
band Visits Her Twice
Daily.
fBy Associated Press.I

Fort Worth, Texas, Dec. 2.-It be-
came known today that the tears of
Georgia Beal Sneed, aged 6, brought
her mother here for the close of the
Sneed trial. Mrs. Sneed arrived Fri
day and is under surveillance at a
local hotel. The two children are with
her every night
When little Georgia Beal heard the
bitter denunciation of her father, she
was taken to her mother, comforted
and brought back to the courtroom.
The children were not present at the
opening OF court this morning. but
were with their mother. Mrs. Sneed
shows great interest in the trial and
reads the newspapers closely and asks
many questions Sneed visits her
twice daily.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02
Amusenents
MADAME sherry

Madame Sherry" has set new
record for musical productions. It's
story, lyrics and music are refreshing
and altogether unique. The high
standard Of the prodsction readily ac-
counts for the marvellous success the
piece has achieved. Madame Sherry"
comes to the Colonial Theatre Tues
day night, December 10. Seats on
sale Thursday morning.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02
co,,.o. professors to Chicago,

A,c NJ Evans, superintendent OF eA'
Ss,on at the Agricultural and Me-
n,cal College; DR.. R. P. Marsteiiar
the department of veterinary
snce. and d. S. Templeton OF the
8epartment of animal hnsoandry iel'
'saturday afternoon for Chicago to at
ksnd the International Livestock EN-
nosit,on. Superintendent Evans eA'
meets to perfect arrangements lot oD
taining. the sum of $4,000 offered ,!
,ho National Grain Exchange for USE @
connection with the farm demon
Y sssration work that is now being con
SScted in the various counties OF I'M
/ state.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02
,.,,, Resigned as Secretary. f.,

T1o To'NS defendants discharged e.a,,oway, wyrC
W''5nn W Y Moulton H. Davis, Davis OF Of syrs-
cuse, n. Y; S. P. Meadows y
Ind. "a, today resigned
as secretary-treasursr S,rnntural Of tau stee
and Iron Workers
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02
-..,,-. Quotations.
..,I Estate Transfers

- 1r,~o.or to c. R. l.. Jones' ~
J. E, woo' .Sa T W. Scott league; con,
'iaSrn 1ames Goodwin to Paul nriSerstion, oarISer, ion
A and 5. block iO
ls1S65. - q F. Johnson, o.
acres r. in the James Hops eOnsidera. @
sSn samuel Davidson surveys
Ition, s521. ,,.nsarling Bros, q
Nat Adams to Henss.S league; cor
ceres in the Mckinney 's"S
alteration, 5000. ,,.s paingernsl'
800 acres In the .
aoSaidsration, s7oO.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02

thereby
nrtv .nvs and the new presiue, pres.ah,e c6sallI
.he he'n nersonnel of the nouss 1oIs The {
IN .,ras tns after March 4, a. of t5e
sensoSt socrats will have ma!oa,oy !,'onao,Soyremsives
democian innrhlicans and pros. he re-
over Ia and a plurality over TIC sn dem
complnu Of us. At present .n vor the
punlicahssa saya a majority OF 90 nch o,9 OF
ocra,s, ,,ns na in the lower prsnN
republicans !" ..t
congress, Sect conspicuous ngure :, CON con.
the nUss nsar from public Ire rv ~ of
\ will dlsappst - the democratic vlceoS a
sequences is ex-Speaker JosepH espgTrcle
last mona samiliarly known assunteanth as
Cannon. ,n represents the Iii ne
Joe, "a district. His successor us,ll,am
Illinois s,r a,ss representative Ms .hl;caT
OF F. J. y nan, chairman of the repuO,i on,
Ia Mckinney, al campaign commi.se We las
he congress.onTaf Taft's manager IN 'ne o,, a q
,ot Presiuens viii also retire, as on
Id. campalgh, poaenberg OF ILLINOIS, ~,
lot William c.,non's famous heu'eTSd Edus
OF Mr' .idson of Wisconsin, N;c
J. II. pa'iuIu Iiu of Connecticut Crr, r
Ebenezar n,nrth n of Ohio, ana oss e,
olas LonswVNSs New hampshire. MI, ,a. p
ere Sulloway OF ~ conspicuous IN wa,
way, loway mas var since he came 70 y
Vest ins.on Ne is a giant III size any
yra- fails to attract atten',Cllm ,a Cullom, who
rion, Senator Sneips s,omher Of the up
gned housea house. continuously since ia,,a,s aH'D will
erna- % the senators from nanate.
~
steel sonocrats In the No.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02
JUDGE ORDERED
MURDER TRIAL STOPPED
n.w Testimony Was p,se0' nSs
{, New ..t.r the Arguments Had
| Begun.
,pv Associated Press;l

pscos. Texas. Dec. 2.-'uue. u.s.. Anne
,ossv SsvOo, ordered the triA Of MIS-, a1s,htsrs A
orner. charged with ner Van Horn
Uau waSrer, stopped and Y. r0n VAN Horn is
summoned aaoDs to as have heard Mrs; orr osnis n
sss, Shall contess'' ,s1s Mrs' opo note tc
also allssss m,tgsss . Lucille Archer, wnldl Sl
the sa. N aIf YOU tell any more the tnss nss, w.,
read; ~ u s'T The arguments had Oee'
lbegun.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02
E0uR DNAM|1ERs
DISCHARGED TO-DAY

INDIANAPOLIS, spS Ind Dec = amFoqI ,os dyna. i.
the forty.ave defendants Osorred ~ by the
mite" 11on, .1lri today on the ground tina, na'
tSe charges against 'nelH
heen sustained
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02
THE DIXIE.

This popular .picturs theatre will
have for the coming week a large
number of photoplays of unusual
merit For tonight the great fayorite,
G. NJ. Anderson (Bronsho Billy will
be seen in a lively Western drama
which is full of exciting incidents of
life on the frontier. Tessday, the reg
ular special feature day, will bring
the vitagraph company's great sue
cess, "The Mills of the Gods" in
three acts, from George P. Dillen-
backs novel of the same name. 1t is
a great modern drama that palpitates
with fire and power. 1t brings forth
the most vigorous acting by the
%, a,est artists who have ever in
- - 5uctior- of life on the
picture screen.
Extraordinary at
- douhf
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02

traction n,s and The Dixie viii ll1oy NO alter.
rSUn Gods. will be run in addition 70 '
regular program. ,,,,s ormi Haw.
| -. 9Th 1the Lubin queen) will be seen :
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02
CONGRESS RE0PENED TODAY

Washington, Dec. 2.-The final ses-
sion Of the Sixty-second Congress
"opens today, and the event is of un-
Usual interest because of the fact that
. many members Of the senate and
use who take part in the delibera-
ps of this session will never be
In in Washington official life again,
mile others may return in the event
Bf another political upheaval
Following custom, both houses Will
adjourn soon after their convening at
noon out of respect to the memory Of
those members who have died during
the recess of congress.
Tomorrow viii be devoted in both
houses to reading of President Taft's
annual message to congress, after
which the lawmakers should be able
to get down to business almost imme-
diately, as the details of organizations
and committee changes will require
little time. The opinion is gaining
ground that the democrats will block
Quch important legislation as pos
In order to have 1t carried
kpgh by the special session which
- Wilson will call next April,
nug the G - their
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02
a GOODBYE TO TEXAS

Well. well, we'll, 49, well.
Texas, Texas rare Snrnd .nd
- Alabama am poune' %
y better state than
cant be found
/. old Bryan. good'OyeN
aville, Ala, \
Seks have I
Ah gladness,
Ave you fills ;
~ ~ nth sadness.
. for bryan, Texas!
'0 Florrie Kern
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02
|UPREkE COURT kauNs pNay,' IIIlitREl
AGAINST UNION hAsiIIRY YEA
nolds That the Requirement Of
Southern Pacific Violates Sher
man Antitrust Law.
IBy Associated r....,

Washington. Dec. 2.-The
States supreme court today held
the Union Pacific railroad, by III
quisition of the stock of the So,
Pacific, had effected a combinatsy
violation of the Sherman an a.
law. n
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02

|ially of tins Section of the state he az,
Eas we'll known in Bryan and hau
hany warm personal friends mere wno
Eeeply deplore the death Of this splen'
|,,a nbvsioian and good man.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02

,..,,' 4 az Sort,
"a PsS''i Vot y and about !
FL Se rsstseeSded by rains
s. pacific states. THIS Ii.,
sh,revail over the Mid,
qsulay or THURSDAY and
esEl cause rains in the
ga rain in the North
a - to higher tempera' i.
t,uu'rssand tu' attend this dis
~ John DAILY Jr'
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02

uo,",dN the College roaa
ses.e sssa driven by Henry
sGno0Hp ss,nO0Hp young ladies'
oans MISS fnma stasny' Oe-
call,nlv,,oM cal,lv a passing auto
,I,Oo', mSo ,oc%eir buggy over.
t',.Os ns Thrown out an'
0Oasr,ouslX Osrlous of them Wer'
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02
knocked out CompetltIon.

Khoc~d OUT CompetIton.jnunIly.
The court declares the domiIld at r
power of the Union Pacific sincb famili'
acquisition of the stock hadloyd haf
pressed competition between th4e per
AzSnmRna lhe MAJ
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02
IQR. J. P. OLIVER DEL
Known Physician Of Texas
at His Home In Caldwell
Saturday.

relatives in this city were appris
wire Saturday afternoon of
ath of DR.. q. p. Oliver of Caldwe
ich occurjed at noon on that d'
was the,@ather of DIR. w. II. Oliv,
4 f. FOliver and Mrs. ]. H. Webb
this city. all of whom went to Ca
well to attend the funeral.
DR.. oliver was an old and w
k2oyn physician ,ai, Texas, and esI
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-02
rug COTTON MARNE'

TO.al TOot cotton ii 7-sc, middling basis
Sp1t opottouseed, $500 per ton'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-01
NEW CHURCH OPENED
First Services at Bethlehem
Cathedral of Holy Nativity.
BISHOP FUTILE breaches
Choir Under the Direction Of Edgar
Priest Furnishes Music.
MANY PRELATEs ARE PRESENT
Clergy of Episcopal Church From
Various States in Attendance.
Continues Tomorrow.

With prelates Of the Episcopal Church
from various states in attendance, the
octave of special services formally open
ing the Bethlehem Cathedral of the Holy
Nativity at Mount st. Alban was be-
gun at 40 o'clock this morning. when
holy communion was celebrated by the
Bishop of Washington. The day marks
the anniversary Of the feast of SIS. Philip
and James
At 8 o'clock morning prayer and litany
was observed, and at this service the at
tendance was considerably increased over
that of the earlier one.
The principal service of the day took
place at IL o'clock, when the Rt. Rev
Daniel S. Tuttle of Missouri, presiding
bishop of the church in this country
preached the sermon. The processiona
at this service was especially brilliant
the clergy using the new robes which
were recently prepared for the service:
at the cathedral.
Cathedral Choir Furnishes Music.
The cathedral choir. under the direction
Of Edgar Priest. sang Psalm 81 set to mu
sic by Turtle and the communion servic,
| set to music by Moir. The TIE Deum, /
Lamare in F. was next chanted. An of
fertory for the building fund of the Beth
lehem Chapel was taken and at the pres
entation the doxology hymn of Old Hun
dred was sung.
| At 4 o'c eek this afternoon choral even
song will be held, with Rev DR. William
t. Manning, rector of Trinity Church
New York. as the preacher The musca
program of this service will include pro-
cessional hymn 491. S. s. Wesley: psalter
Psalm 1lS, w. Jacobs, in A: Magnif1cat
Nunc Dimittis, w. A. c. Cruickshank. ir
@: hymn before sermon. 249; offertory
anthem, John Travers; benediction hymn
r. c. Maker: occasional hymn. sol, te
tune of 4O3, S. A. Ward.
Services for Tomorrow.
The services tomorrow will open with
the celebration of holy communion al
80 o'clock. There will be morning
prayer at o'clock, and at 10 o'clock a
quiet hour service will be conducted by
Rev. Caleb Rockford Stetson, rector of ST
Marks Church, Capitol Hill.
Holy communion for the Daughters of
the King will be celebrated at II o'clock
by the Bishop of Pittsburgh. lengthy
musical program will be rendered by the
choir at this service. An evening prayer
service will be held at 4 o'clock in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-01
ATTACKS NURSE AND ESCAPES
Fear Expressed That Delirious Pa.
tent Perished in River

ANN ARBOR. Mich. May 1. Lester
Butterfield, twenty-three years old Uni
versity OF Michigan student from Bel
fast y. Y, who has been seriously i'll of
typhoid pneumonia n'the University hos
pital. attacked his male nurse today and
escaped. A searching party lost all
traces Of him at the river, and it is
had been in delirium for several days.
Butterheld was taking POSTGRADUATE
work in the literary department.