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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-02
VETERAN Of
FAMOUS BATTLE

Jamestown, N. D., Jan. 2.-E. T.
Cressey Of Sioux Falls, S. d, a veteran
of h civil war, and for many a
assistant librarian of the United
States senate. is spending New Years
with DR.. Morrison's family, with whom
he has been acquainted many years,
Mr.. Cressey is a survivor of the bat
tile of Chickamauga, where, under Cen
eral Thomas, he was wounded three
times. He is now travelling over the
country delivering a lecture, illus
trated with a s~tereopticon. Mr.. Cres-
sey lectured at Buchanan and has a
date early next week at Montpelier.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-02

Persons troubled with partial par
alysis are often very much benefited
by massaging the affected parts
thoroughly when applying Chamber
lain's Liniment. This liniment also
relieves rheumatic pains. For sale by
all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-02
FARMERS INSTITUTES
FOR JANUARY

Mammalian. 3.
Edinburg-Jan. 4.
Rugby-Jan. SO.
Devils Lake-Jan. 10-11.
Kindred-Jan. 13.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
PENSION BILL IS
BEFORE THE HOUSE
Conference Report on Serv-
ice Bill Being Con
siderd.

Washington. D. c., May The sen
ate met at noon today and consld-
cred the conference on the service pen
ne house met at II o'clock a m and
resumed consideration OF the leglsla-
tive. executive and judicial approprl-
atoms.
The agricultural expenditure com
mirtee resumed investigation or rns'
North Carolina swamp lanus deteLop-
meur- and ~ eQueSQay VIII begin lnFe5-
LEGATION Of the meat Inspection service
Compensation Bill Passes senate
A WOrkmen's compensation OH was
passed In the senate yesterday Dy o. 70
10. su bstantialy as framed By the en-
plovers' liability commission and
amended only to Increase its oeneIlts-
The principal changes made IN lhs
bill during 8 hours Of roll can, pro-
vfded that compensation for accidental
injury and death of railroad employees
shall continue to children until Jhes
are sixteen years old and would eA-
tend payment in thecase Of daughters
until they are twenty, unless sooner
In general the bin would provide
an exclusive remedy and compensation
for accidental disability or death 70
employees Of railroads in Interstate
commerce or the district OF Columbia
1t would provide medical service tOr
the injured and means fOr money re-
cOvery proportional 90 the pay Tor InS
victim It is outcome Of long IN
vestfeatfon by the commission and was
strongly urged by president Taft
senate Passes Compensation Bill
Washington. May The senale
last night passed the WOrkmen com
pensation bin as originally framed by
me EMPLOYERS liability committee the
vote was 81 to Is
Conference on Pensions agree
The report Of the cOuierees or the
two houses Of congress on the general
pension bill was agreed TO By the SEN
ate today. The bill VIII uecessl tate an
average increase OF appropriations OK
S22.0OO,GO0 a year for the next I'VE
wears. The greatest increase viii oc-
cur next year when IL VIII reach SSo.-
600. 600.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
BROTHERS FIGHT;
ONE IS STABBED
Saws His Brother Broke Up
His Family and Caused
His Downfall.

Sam Taylor. carpenter foreman at the
Pearson mills, is in Hotel Dleu IN
serious condition with several KNIFE
wounds in his BODY which his brother,
j. d. Taylor, also a carpenter. held IN
the city Jail, admits having inflicted
The trouble started on Broadway, be-
tween San Antonio and Overland streets,
shortly before s o'clock Monday night,
when the brothers met for the first time
in several months
Sam was sitting in front of the "Old
Kentucky saloon when his brother ap-
preached and spoke TO several other men
sitting there j. d. tells this story OF
the stabbing and the trouble that led up
to it:
MY brother was sitting in front of
the saloon and when / spoke to the
other men he looked up, recognized me
and called me a tramp. / told him he
was to blame for that, as he and his
wife had put me on the hummer, having
interfered with my home affairs and
caused my wife to leave me She died
later in Arizona
81 had told the men there that I was
going back to MADEIRA, where l had been
superintendent of construction, though 1
was not going back to take that same
Job.
Brother to Blame"
when I told my brother that he was
TO blame for my being tramp he cursed
me and called me a vile name. There
upon I told him he should be ashamed,
but he said: I have been waiting for
this to come, and now it has come.
ThereUpon he set upon me and beat me
over the arms with a heavy stick. l
drew my knife to protect myself. I am
sorry that I stabbed him. but I had to
do something. Now 1 Will 90 to court.
It was all over family affairs"
Jim Taylor was arrested at 10 o'clock
by policeman Kinman and a charge OF
assault to murder is registered against
him at the police station. The police
man found him in his room in the Essex
house, nearby
Sam viii recover. though he has eight
knife wounds in his BODY. the weapon
having entered his chest, cutting almost
to the lungs in two places. J. D. adj
mItted that he had been drinking prior
to the trouble but said that ne was not
under the influence of whisky.
Complaint was filed in the court of
Justice L. b. McClintOck Tuesday charg-
ing j. D. with assault to murder.
Mexican Assault Case.
Gil Martinez Is held at the county iail
on charge OF assault TO murder Ramon
Duran, who found him in his home when
he went there Monday night Duran
says he tried to put Martinez out and
the latter stabbed him in the back and
/ thereupon Martinez bit Duran during the
scuffle that followed. Complaint cRarg-
ing him with assault to murder was filed
m the court of Justice Z. B. McClintock
Tuesday morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
Wool


Boston Wool Market
Boston, Mass. May ira nsactiOns
IN domestic wool continue along mar
row lines IN small lots Interest cen
ters almost wholly in the new cup and
in the marked advance IN prices IN
the west NJ here the early cups sOIu
at Is cents. growers are reported To
Do asking cents Tor territory STOCK
Some Of The last years me terri
tory staple Is selling IN small lots AZ
65c TO uac- Medium territory Ileecrs
are firm. -6c 10 &c being quoted Tor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
SCHOOL BOARD IS
AGAIN ORGANIZED

Owing 10 the inability of the school
board TO secure a quorum Monday night.
the election returns were not canvassed
and the new members were not installed
However. 81 meeting was called for Tues
day afternoon for this purpose, at which
the following candidates were found 20
have received the number of votes set
opposite their names;
Fl. n Audreas. $50; Fred Woodwork,
332: II VI Broaddus. ., and the follow
ing named persons one vote esch- y. j.
Gilchrist. ID. \. Brown. +. arouse. Y. r.
Stiles.
Immediately after the counting of the
votes. the board met and re0rgs uizeu.
Dr. T. IT, Erwin being elected president.
j. F. Morgan vice president and Fred
vs. oodworth secretary.
The meeting was held at the office of
the superintendent of CITY schools Ia
the Mesa school building
The board now consists of the follow
ing named citizens:
DR.. j. H. Erwin. president; F. g. SIM
mons, W c. White >. r. Morgan. y. e.
CrOzier, II. NJ. Andrews and Fred Wood
worth. C. f. Sawyer Is auditor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
Too Late to CLASSIFY

-~I~-~-~-~~~~-~-~-~-------
FOR SALE CHEAP@One chair bar
Der shop ana pool hall For inror-
nation apply pullman Barber snop.
ONE CHEAP work horse. also fine
drivers. Gentle for ladies TO ride and
drive, all at bargain. Must sell.
2ol1 Cotton ave
FURNISHED NEW TODAY Strict
ly modern 8 room apartment with
screened sleeping porch. Private bath.
Finest furnishings, First class IN every
respect, Best location on ground floor.
$4,000 No sick. No children. Apply
at S25la W. Missouri
WANTED good nurse gin. Apply
Immediately l1o3 n oregon St
WANTED-Good cook and house
keeper for or months Modern con-
venenCes Write. giving phone num-
Der and wages desired. Write + 80,
care Herald
WANTED-As companion and secre-
tary, healthy, cultured young wO-
man OF good family state age. resi-
dence. phone number and salary eN-
pected Write r %, care Herald
FOR SALE-3O0 shares NacozarI Con
solidated copper company at 500. Al
bert Dahlbey, ST. Charles Hotel 3l5la
So. III Paso-
WANTED-Boy for delivery and gen
tfll WORK Il store must nave wheel.
p. f. CurraE, los Mesa.
wANTED-A good horse and busy.
W~i-e X IS. Herald
WANTED Plain. sewing. housedresses
special CaH at 1920 Texas St.
FOR RENT room apartment. unfur-
n-shed In the Brazos Flat building.
corner Mesa and Missouri. Turner &
Davis Phone us. lo6 Texas St
WANTED cook at once. Apply
1909 Montana.
WANTED buckeye" incubator in
good condition Cheap Phone 1890
FOR RENT-Furnished room. SIS "
stanton. Phone 1924
ROOMING HOUSE-For sale will make
great sacrifice lt sold within. 10 days
Parties have other interests in Cali
fornia, Write F 90 Herald
WANTED American or Mexican wo-
man for general house work No wash
ing. two i'm family Address Mrs p.
A. Anaire. san Antonio. y NJ
4 BARGAIN Piano and dental chair
Phone 24SO. Bell S11 copper St
AD WRITERs-Winners in the recent
ad writing contest who reside I'm the
city are advised to call promptly at
the Herald Business office for their
prize money
WANTED-Clerical work or work on
farm by healthy young nan Address
American. Herald.
WANTED for general housework
Apply at ms y. Stanton St
HOU SEN EEPING ROOlFs suitable for
couple or lady employ ID. Close IN
Phone 25SI.
FOR SAIE-Butcher Refrigerator
SNIOxIO. Also meat and grocery BUSH
ness. Phone 2675.
W,ANTED-Woman for housework.
Can have room. 1905 \. oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
ny Special Wire TO The Herald from
L J. Overlook. Bisbee. ArtLl
Grain ana Provisions

Chicago Grain. Close.
Chicago, III, May -Wheat-Alsy,
Sis, July. S1-l45s o "a
COrn-Aay. Sol4cs july. ia q Sc
Oats-Msy, So - c. July 535 G.
POrk-May. $3.50.
Lard-AIay, SIu.S4 ?.
Bibs-May. SIg.30.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
Too Late to Classify


N~--~~~~~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~
SEQ DOWN
VIII buy site in splendid location.
Munday Heights, facing park, south
this section of city S2.100. Make your
own terms.
Tobin Real Estate Trust Co.
The Postoffice is behind
WHEN YOU ORDER GLASSES.
Insist that you have them the same or
the next day This means that they
must be made IN Fl PasO- Do not al
low a weeks delay. y you need glass
es YOU need them today not next week.
FL Paso made glasses are made Of bet
ter material, better finished and are
more correctly ground than IN the ma
jOrity Of eastern factories. Every
lens fully guaranteed No mistakes
No delays
Geo. d. Kendall.
Makes Glasses Right 2OS Mesa Ave.
The Only Lens Factory in FL PasO.
FOR sALE-Worth the money. one 3
year old brown stallion. sound and
gentle driver. Registered Dr. r. A
Higgins, sos S oregon St
TO LETS room furnished cottage
close in on f Rio Grande St Phone
282O.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS and bed
rooms. Lovely lawn. al y Camp
bell
ANSWER TO Yesterdays PUZZLE.
Left side down, nose at elbow.
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING suite
close in. Reasonable. Phone 1494.
FOR SRIF-Draft horse. $4,000. See
The Corral Boss at FL Paso Ice Co.
FOR RENT-Iarge front room Al
Montana
FOR SALE lots in Las Cruces. n
Phone 1921
WANTED-By refined married couple
furnished house by June first VIII
want house until October or longer.
Know how TO take care of home
Have no children and both in good
health References exchanged Write
- Herald
TWO LIGHT Housekeeping rooms
nicely furnished, 1907 San Antonio
FOR RENT lovely room. well fur
nished in new apartment house; pri-
vate family 1908 san Antonio
FOR sALE-Thirty horsepower five
good condition Equipped. 1905 Ne
vada.
FOR SALE-FsmiIy COW. Gives q gall
Ions milk - lbs butter per day. VIII
he fresh in two weeks. 152 y Ochoa.
Phone 1929
Ia MODE BEAUTY SHOP CSuc to
Posener'sl - Facial massage. scalp
treatments. electrolysis. shampOOlnS.
uanicuring. chiropody, cosmetics. hair
goods. etc. Entrance 1O3 Mesa Ave-
elevator to basement Bell phone 1882
OWNER MAY HAVE one dun horse
branded p on left hind Les by call
ing on Geo. Pendell, Isleta.
VVANTED-Lady canvasser to work
cftv ON salary. Apply room 81 NILS
Bldg.
yVANTEB-At once one OF . unfur-
nished rooms by neat capable woman
employed. 40 objections TO rear II lr
good condition. Permanent II suited
Address L. Herald
VVANTED-Girl for housework and TO
help with baby. Apply S04 Roosevelt
TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS in pri-
vate family. 3O1 w. Rio Grande-
CHICKENS FOR SALE-Apply Ills
Arizona St
FOR RENT-Moderu furnished front
room. close IN Reasonable. Bell
phone 1C6o-
FOR RENT Suite office rooms. Sec
oud floor American Bank Bldg Call
az room 2I1 American Bank Bldg.
WHEAT FOR CHICKENS. s20O-IOO.
Murphy Land Co 207 Mills. St Pm So
FOR RENT room house in Grand
View addition. Block IS. Call Pop
corn stand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07

See Those UncaIled-E0r suits
at r V PearsOn's, 10 Texas street
They are beauties. and you can save
from SO TO SIS on your summer SUIT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
STATUTES NO BAR
AGAINST PENALTIES
Shippers May Not Recover
Overcharges, but the
Stafn Can she.

Austin. Tex Nay l--W- = HaIL.
general attorney. and A A Martin. au-
ditOr OF the freight claim department.
at Dallas of the Texas and Pacific rail-
way. TODAY had a conference with the
railroad commission concerning a num-
Der OF claims for OverCharges pending
for several years against that road
The commission advised that while all
claims for overcharges Of over two
years are barred by the statute OF linz
fratiOns. penalty suits Instituted BY tho
state Tor such OverCharges are not az
fected in other words claimants cannot
recover on such claims i'm the courts.
but the state can recover penalties Tor
violation OF the laws.
UneaIIed-fOr suits end trousers az
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
THE MARKETS
MONEY AND METALS
Closing Quotations Today.

CiOAlnE RllolnllonA Du1s, ~~rr
New York y. Y May tan
money. % as percent.
Bar silver, 60A.
Prime mercantile paper 4 q Z Z
percent ,-,
DesiIverized lead New Mexico)
S410G415-
Copper $3.50 15.50-
Tin S45.5OG 1915.
SpeIter (St. Louis quOtauOn)-S6-SO
q 700: lead, S4-O71a q 40
Mexican collars. As
Current smelte- 0uOtatton1-
CEl Paso Smeiter-J
Bar silver oy =
Copper Cwire bars) -.------.-- 10
Copper Cathode (cts- per ID -SIo-o5S
Lead IN y sales prices) -...-- ~
weekly Averages.
douglas Shelter QuOta4onsD .,,.
Bar silver ...-.--- .---.- ------ 21 = =
Copper Cwire bars) ..-.------.-.-- -49-'-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07

aELEPHONE COMPLAINTS EARLY
subscribers failing to get The Her
aid promptly should call at the office
or telephone No. 2OSo before $50 ?. n
Al complaints viii receive prompt
attention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07

FOBEIGN BUSINESS OFFICES.
The John Budd Co.. BruHsWielH
New York; Tribune Building.
Chicago, III. and Chemical Building.
st. Louis, No.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
COURT SAYS BAKER
WILL CREATES TRUST

Concord. y. r.. May THE clause ot
the will o. Mrs. Mary Baker g. Eddy.
founder of the Christian Science
church. bCQueathing the residue of her
estate. valued NJ about $4,000. 900 TO
the First Church of Christ. Scientist.
of Boston. creates a valid trust IN
the opinion Of the supreme court OF
New Hampshire. announced today. The
court holds that the 'residuary clause
is not a gift 60 church. but gift
FOR religious purposes sustainable as
d charitable trust
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
ONE KILLED, TWO
IN TRAIN WRECK
Collision on st. l., R. NJ.
& P. Near KOehleT,
Now Mpvlco

Ration " NJ. May Albert ROuns-
lev was killed and engineer J. A Car
lyle and fireman Niles injured late yes
terday when The south bound passenger
train on the St Louis Rock Mountain
and Pacific cullided with p freleur
train at kOehler. n IT.. 20 miles south
OF Ration Both engines were over
overturned and two cars were derailed
40 passengers were hurt The freight
was on a siding and the engine was
sideswftched by The engine Of the pa--
senger- ROunslev was riding in the
cab and was calded to dearh-
UncaIIed-for suits and trousers at
less than cost r. Y Pearson. no
-Tavaz errcar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07

ANTI-RNG DEMOCRATIC TlCfh4A'
District Judge s4th District,
Dan n. Jackson
District Judge 41st District,
A. d. WalthnlL
r. }. Hall.
District Attorney.
c. L. Vowel.
District Clerk,
LBanc Alderete-
County Clerk.
County ASSESSOR
II. j. Cags4dy.
County Collector.
V. 3. Ware.
County Treasurer,
n. LaPOWskL
County Attorney,
w. ii. Fryer.
r V. BOwden.
County Surveyor,
a. = Alnro'
Charles Owen
r. G. Gonzales.
County Commissioner Precinct OH-'
Charles H Eseott.
County Commissioner PRECINCT Two
George buchanan. 49,.
County Commissioner Precinct IhFeos
Julian AIHrcOn.
County Commissioner PRECINCT EOAh'
Tom Love.
Justice Of Peace Prect. No. i. PlaCS -
W +. swearinEerf
Justice OF Peace. Prect- No d
A. n. CeIum.
sCouEts he Precinct Nc. Seven
Joaquin ApOdaea.
7 hereby announce myself as can
didate for sheriff Of FL Paso county
subject 10 the action of the DeLnO-
cratic primaries July p, 19lZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07

"A The Association OF Amer
4EfA1N lean Advertisers has ex-
WV ahmed and certified 20 {
the circulation Of thi5 pub
tieation. The figures of circulation (
contained in the Associations re-
port only are guaranteed.
ASS0datVa Of American Advertisers !
Ne. 81 WhitShslI Bldg. n 7. City I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07

UneaIIed-fOr suits end trousers az
less than cost. r. V Pearson. 10
Texas street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07

Splendid summer Suits
Made TO your order bv the worlds
best tailOrs-Ed. " Price and the ROYAL
taiIors Everything guaran teed-even
the time of delivery. R. y, Pearson.
no Texas.
Nine cars of hides which come in
without duty, formed Tuesdays impor-
tations through the local port
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
BUY VALLEY LAND NOW.


Few Tracts Down the Valley
and a fraction acres nice red pressed
brick house. all in alfalfa and fruit
About miles down the valley on good
1G acres on the Mac road. 70 acres
in alfalfa, a snap at Sl40 per acre
acres I'm Ysleta at $3.50 per acre.
Il acres near Ysleta all I'm cultiva-
tfon price for a Qu-c1 sale $500,
nos acres near Clint. alfalfa and fruit.
80 acres. 20 acres in alfalfa, all IN
cultivation house, pumping plant,
,oune orchard. near Clint
20 acres. miles from FL Paso. on
Mac road. mostly I'm alfalfa, , houses
and pumping pant 10000
Few tracts Up the Valley.
as acres at S1JO per acre, . Of mile
from DEPOT. Las Cruces
7O4 acres. nearly all i'm cultivation,
one mile w of Las Cruces.
x acres san Moguel. so acres in al
falfs Good house at 500 per acre.
mo acres at Anthony, all in cult
1S6 acres near La Mesa.
16S acres at $50 per acre, near Can
Sso acres near La Mesa, $4,000
160 acres near Mesilla station. One OF
the finest ranches in the valley. Price
S125 per acre,
Rio Grnnde Realty co.
$780, american RonL R1dc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
Announcements


ESTI-RING DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07

FIRST TINE on THE MARKET.
: room residence. steam heat. goth
century interior finish. . full lots.
close i'm on fine residence street. Not
an ordinary bargain. We want YOU to
see this now $4,000. terms
Tobin Real Estate Trust CO..
The POstoffice is Behind.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07

FINE HOME ON FIT. BLISS ROAD
Fine g room red pressed brick bum
galow. south front. lot 75N140, fenced,
trees and lawn. Price only $780, good
terms.
ID. G.. Heineman, zoo Mills St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07

-~---rN-~---~-~~~---~-S>----
FOR SALE CHEAP-One chair bar
Der shop and pool hall For inror-
nation apply pullman Barber snOp.
ONE CHEAP work horse. also . fine
drivers Gentle for ladies TO ride and
drive. ali at a bargain. Must sell
2oll Cotton ave.
Evening journal., 1912-02-16
TROLLEY
BUYS CITY
TERMINAL
Wilmington snd Southern
Company Takes Over Hud-
son Building; Will Rebuild
BEGIN WORK ON
NEW LINE MAY l

Having purchased the Hudson prop
erty, at the southeast corner Of Front
and Market streets, the Wilmington
and Southern Railway Company,
which has a franchise to enter the city
over the causeway and Market street
bridge, has obtained a city terminal,
The property, which has been sold 20
the Jones and Company, owners of the
traction company, of New York, OK
tends from the wall of the elevated
railroad TO Front street on Market
and part way to Shipley street along
Front street
The company had been negotiating
for the property for some time. The
purchase price is $4,000. Il is the
intention of the traction owners to use
the site of the building for a terminal
and waiting room. and with that end
I'm view it will be necessary to make
improvements in the way of a new
building
J. Eugene Wallace. one of the local
trolley officials, when spoken to this
morning about the new route, said
that work on the line was being hur-
ried. The line has been surveyed and
within the next few weeks the final
plans viii be made. It is expected that
the construction Of the road will be
started about May :. Just where the
work will be started is not known
but il is probable that it will begin
ON the city end.
Evening journal., 1912-02-16

By The United Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-Ewaid ana
Frank Shiblawski. brothers, were
hanged at 1914 o'clock In the county
iail here. The mounted the gallows
together and were followed immedi-
ately by Phillip Somering and Ihom-
as schultz, the other members OF tho
Shiblawski gang, in eNpiation OF the
murder of Fred w. Guelzow.
The official time of the dropping OF
the trap was given as 1907 o'clock.
Ewald was pronounced dead by the
physicians at 1926 o'clock. and Frank
half a minute later. Their necks were
broken. The men showed no emotion
as they marched from their cells 10
the scaffold. They were accompan-
led by Father O'Brien who has been
with them constantly since early
morning. Both assisted the eXecu-
toners I'm adjusting the straps and
both prayed constantly as the final
preparatons we're made.
Somerling was pronounced dead az
1858 o'clock and Schultz at lO.5s
o'clock. Both men bore themselves
composedly in the face of death. with
Father O'Brien they marched from
their cells to the scaffold, murmurinl
prayers after the priest. They contln'
ued praying as the straps and the
Evening journal., 1912-02-16
MEMORIAL
WINDOWS BREAK
WHILE In TRANSIT

Two Of the largest memorial
windows for the new St. Pauls Meth
odist Episcopal Church, on Jackson
street, above Tenth, were broken in
transit from Paterson, n. j. to this
city.
To save time and trouble. the sashes
to contain. large loaded glass memorial
designs, the two principal windows OF
the church, were sent to Paterson by
Architect Leon w. Crawford so that
the glass could be inserted I'm tho
sashes there and they could be ship
ped back completed to Wilmington,
ready to be placed in position.
The windows were carefully boxed
and shipped by railroad "A few days
ago. and when they were uncrated IN
Wilmington it was found that portions
of both windows, beautiful types Of
artistry, had been broken. OF course,
It was an occurrence over which no.
body could have any control, and Il
will mean a delay of more than a
month before the windows can be fully
replaced. They will be repaired tenn
porarily and placed in position for the
church dedication on March 10, after
which they will be repaired perman
emily.