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Y- THE WASHINGTON POST FRIDAY DECEMBER 91901. CHOOSING THEifAIDS Chairmen Name Officers for Inaugural Committees. PENSION OFFICE FOR THE BALL Resolutions Providing for Its. Use and Making Appropriations for Public Or der nd Comfort Introduced in the and Personnel of the Transportation Committee. The features of the day at inaugural headquarters yesterday were the announcement of the contributors to the fund so far and the appointment of alt the members of the transportation committee and some of the members of the committee on civic organizations.

A bill was Introduced in the' Senate providing for tne use Qf the Pension Office for the ball for an extensive Illumination of the city and making appropriations of S1500C for public order and 2000 for public comfort. Mr. B. H. Warner announced his aids on the civic organization committee.

They will be Thomas C. Noyes. first vice chairman Gen. Richard C. Cochran.

of New York. second vice chairman John Stork of Baltimore third vice chair- nan and George E. Emmons secretary. Mr. S.

liege chairman of the trans. portatlon committee announced the full personnel of its membership. and they. were late In the afternoon notified through the. inaugural committee of their selection.

W. S. Bronson will be first vic chairman and V. H. Tayloe will be s.

ond vice chairman. The members will Be as follows W. J. CrIg and A. L.

Reed. or Wilmington. Atlantic Coast Lip. D. B.

Martin and C. W. 8 8 tt. of Baltimore. Baltimore cud Ohio U.

W. Fuller of Wailiington Chesapeake and Ohio C. M. Bury. or Yrk.

Central Railroad of Jtriey T. W. Lee. or New York. Dela re- Lack- tfwann and Western U.

Cooke. of New York lri. Railroad. CtwrUx S. Lee.

New YorkLehlgh Valley. Oborge U. taniels Xew York. New York Central Andernon. New York.

New York. Ontario and Western D. J. Callaban Norfolk and Calaban. Washington.

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company W. B. Bevll' RoanoLet. andE 3. Lockwood.

Wuhlngton. Norfolk and Wenern E. 1. Weka Philadelphia and Reading Jam R. Wood.

Philadelphia and B. M. Xewbold Washington. Pennsylvanta Railroad S. II.

Hardwlclc Norfolk. and L. S. Brown. Wait tngton.

Southern Railway C. B. n. Portsmouth. and W.

G. Coleman. Washington. Seaboard Air Line lu P. Farmer.

New York. Trunk Line Passenger Association W. P. Taylor. Richmond.

Washington Southern Railway. and C. E. Lambert. New York West Shore.

Most of the members named are general passenger agents or traffic managers and are known In the railroad world from one end of the country to the other. Committee Officers Appointed. Gen. Ellis Spear chairman of the committee on medals and badges appointed John R. Carmody vice chairman' and Prank- B.

Reeslde secretary. Other committee officers were appointed a follows Committee en musk Chair Percy S. Forger vice chairman. H. Droop secretary Edward Tarring.

lleadquartere. 1327 street northwest. Committee on military organizations Chairman Gen. George H. Harries vied chairman.

Gen. John A Johnston secretary. Frank WHtehead headquarters Evening Star building. Comfort. In ballroom Chairman.

YaJ. James E. Bell vice chairman Alexander Grant secretary. Capt. C.

Fred Cook. Mr. Wallace H. Hills chairman of the new corn- n-Htei on expenditure stated today that his commute would' be rrnaii. only fl members.

He will announce them to-day. List of Contributors. The Hilt of contributors was finally given tt by Treasurer ktIes yesterday and lajiis follows Isaac H. Smlth Ke brn C' SIO W. Gehrett Philadelphia.

PI. 5. li. IL Winston. Winston.

Vs. 5. Edward 5 et Co. New York Cly 1000. Moore SiiIey.

New York City. 11000. James Sttllman York City. 1060. La.

C. l3ktlfy. Washington. ID. C.

3. John Crogton. Wasilngton C. iM. A.

Brand Washington D. C. So. J. Miller Kenyon Washington.

C. S1C03. Arms Drury. WashiKgton. D.

C. 1003. F. U. Smith Piano Company Washington.

D. C. 100. IL L. Thompson.

Washington. D. 1 Jerome J. Wllber Washington. D.

C. a. Lewis Johnson Co. Wabhlngtxin. D.

C. 1030. v. B. Hlbbs Co.

Washington. U. C. 1000. Clarence F.

Xoimfnt Washington D. c. 1160 Blair ft Thorn Washington. D. C.

MO. Aullck Palmer Washington. D. c. 100.

Charles e. er Washington D. C. S103. Ileury L.

West. Washington. D. 100. Henry fl F.

Macfjrland. Washington. D. C. 100.

John R. McLean. Washington. I 5100 Maxwell Woodhull WuhlnGton V. C.

00. George Dunlop. Washington r. 100. C' C.

WllUrd. Washington. C. 103 James W. Orme.

Wanhlngtijn. D. C. 1100. The Washington Cat Light Company Washing ton.

D. C. 1000. The Evening Star Newspaper Company Wash. igtofl.

D. C. 1000. Ferry B. Foster Washington C.

100. Th Chr. bunch Brewing Company. Washing. ion.

D. C. 1000. The Washington Post. Washington.

D. C. 1000. O. O.

Staples Waahhgtoh D. C. 81000. 8. W.

Woodmre Washington. D. C. 1000. A 11.

Lothrop Washington. D. C. 11000. William' J.

Board man. Whigt6n. D. C. 500.

Charta A. James. Washington- D. C. 50.

l. W. Lyons. Washington D. C.

50. M. I. Wjeller. Washington.

II. Q. 550. Scott C. Don Washington.

D. C. WO. Well S. Smith- Washington D.

C. 1100. William J. Flatbed Washington D. C.

1100. Charles J. Bell Washington D. C. 1000.

lames F. Oyster Washington O. C. 500. Th Capital Traction Company Washington.

D. O. 11000. Thomas P. Graham.

Washington. D. C. 100. runo H.

Rudolph. Washington D. C. 500 William Corcoran Hill. Washington.

D. C. 10 Thomas P. Walsh. Washington D.

C. 1000. AH Van Dusen Washington. D. C.

10. H. V. Boynton. Washington.

D. C. 100. James F. Hood.

Wasblngton D. C. 250. Anion S. Tiylor Washington D.

C. SO Charles E. Howe Washington. fl. C.

505. J. H. Small A Song Washington. D.

C. 500. Green Clay Good loo. Washington D. C.

50. F. L. Moore VS Washington. D.

C. 50. R. Roes Perry Washington D. DC.

100. Robert Reyburn. Washington D. C. 100.

Chapln Brown. Washington. D. C. 100.

D. Lougttran Washington. D. C. 50.

N. 14 Burchell Washington. D. C. 190.

Henry G. Tlmmeiman. New' York City 1 000. James L. Norris.

Washington. D. C. 5100. Total.

83710. Prom time to time the treasurer of the committee will give oxit lists of further subscriptions. Want Colored Troops to March. An effort will be made to have the regular colored troops participate In the In augural' parade. Rev.

W. B. Johnston. pastor or the Second Baptist Church of this' city headed a delegation which called upon the President yesterday to ask him to order the Twenty-fourth and Twenty- fifth Infantry and the Ninth and Tenth Calvary to Washington on March 4. These regiments are colored.

and two of them were at San Juan Hill when the President led the Rough Riders. The committee was composed of Rev. W. P. Gibbons Rev.

A. Wllbanks Rev. C. N. Poor Rev.

J. D. Huben Rev. G. W.

M. Lucas. Rev. J. T.

Clark. Rev. A. D. Harmn.

Rev. B. X. Brown. Rev.

D. E. Wlseman Rev. P. Dickinson.

Dr. E. C. Wilson Dr. George W.

Cabanlss. and James Kent. Chairman Aldls B. Browne of the committee on legislation was Instrumental In having the joint resolution introduced In both House and Senate for the setting aside of the Pension Building for. the THE WATER SHOW.

The Herulcycle the Corcoran Gallery of Art. Last. days of the very successful watercolor exhibition which Is being mid by the Washington Water-color Club ninth year 133 exhibits mainly by local artists. The exhibition is open dally and. evenings.

closing Saturday night. Admission free. INAUGURAL COMMITTEE. NO. HON.

HENRY LITCUFIELD WEST SECOND VICE CHAIRMAN. ball. It was introduced in the Senate by Senator Galllnger and In the House by Representative Babcock. The resolution grants permission through the Secretary of War. for the use of any public spaces.

that may be needed. and provides that the platforms. erected on these squares shall be under the supervision of the In augural committee. in accordance with designs approved by the Engineer Commissioner the Superintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds and the Superintendent of the Capitol. The Resolution in Detail.

Among other stipulations In the resolution are the following The Commissioners are authorized to permit the committee on illumination for the Inaugural ceremonies to stretch suitable overhead conductors for the purpose of effecting the desired Illumination. These conductors shall not be used for conveying electrical currents after March 7 and shall be rs- moved before March 15. The stretching and removing of these wires shall be under the supervision of the Commissioners wIo shall ze hat needful precautions are taken tor the protection of the public. No' expense or damage on account of sucH work shall be Incurred by the United States or the District of Columbia. For the purposes of this resolution the onstructlon of additional under- Ground conduits is specifically prohibited.

An appropriation of 15000. to be. charged against- the United States and the District of Columbia in equal parts. Is appropriated to enable the Commissioners to maintain public order and to pro- ted life and property in the District from Febru- cry 28 to March 19. The Commissioners are authorized to male all reasonable regulations to se- cure such preservation of public order and the fixing of fares by public convei ancei during that yeriod.

For vioiatioas of such regulations offend- era a til be liable to a floe of tact more than 150 or Imprisonment not longer than Bliiy days. An. appropriation or 02000 Is male to be cxpended by the Commissioners fur temporary public comfort stations during the period named. Loan of Flags Authorized. The Secretary of War and the Secretary or thj Navy are authorized to loan the committee on Inaugural ceremonies ouch ensigns flags.

ex cept battle Sags not now In that may be suitable and proper for decoration and may be spared without detriment to the public service. These are to be used to decorate public buildings and other places on the line of march between tie Capitol and the Executive Mansion and the In tenor of the reception hall. The Secretary or War Is also authorized to loan the committee for the purpose of caring for the sick. injured. and Infirm on the occasion of the inauguration.

such hospital tents and camp. appliances 50 in his Judgment may be spared and not In use by the government at that lime' provided the- Inaugural committee shall Indemnify the government for any loss that may. occur. The ConYmlssloners are to permit the Western Union Telegraph Company and the Pqt3h Ttlcgraph-rable Company to extend overhead lrn Into the Pension Office and to such points along the line or parade a shall be deemed by the Met marshal convenient for use In connection with tio parade and fur other Inaugural purposes thea wires to be taken down within ten days alter the ceremonies. Privileges to Railroads.

The Commissioners are also authorized to Issue to steam railroad companies In th District permits to temporarily occupy additional parts 00 th streets 4or the purpose or accommodating the tray. sling public attending th Inaugural ceremonies. Such temporary occupation shall not exceed a period or fifteen days. So temporary tracks shall be laid on any of the parks or th city. Another resolution presented in the Senate was one by Senator IJR for a.

committee or three members or each to make the arrangements for the inaugural ceremonies. The Roosevelt and Faltbanks Marching Club or Norfolk Va. yesterday applied to General Wilson for admission Into the parade. A committee of colored men called at the New Wlllard at 2:30 p. m.

according to appointment with Gen. Wilson and were cordially received. The committee consisted of Rev. Simon Drew Rev. A.

H. Strotlier Rev D. B. Bullock representing the National Negro Baptist Preachers Union of Washington and Vicinity and Edward W. Bundy representing the cal- died business men of the District.

The committee requested the assistance of Gen. Wilson in getting the St Paul Cadets B. B. B. assigned to a plkce In the Inaugural parade.

Gen. Wlteon replied that It would give him great pleasure to render' any assist ance that would enable the colored cadets to do honor to one of Americas foremost statesmen. In the person of the' Hon. Theodore Roosevelt the President of the. United States.

Engine Wrecks Wagon at Crossing. Run down by a Pennsylvania Railroad engine as he was driving across the tracks at the corner or Third street and Virginia avenue southwest last evening. Cressley Beverly an aged negro. of 317 street southwest. was thrown out of his wagon and missed going under tie wheels by the narrowest of margins.

In. a near-by drug store his bruises were dressed and he went home. The wagon was wrecked. Driver of Runaway Team Injured. hlle he was driving on Eleventh street.

between and I streets southeast yesterday John H. Slsks horses took fright and ran away. After a breakneck run of two squares. the animals brought up against a telegraph pole and Sisk was thrown out receiving a deep cut on the head. He was taken to Providence Hospital.

Sisk lives at Oxon Hill Md. Found Pistol in Suspects Pocket. The Florodora Tag- Company has been missing articles from their store recently and yesterday they had one of their fmployes a white boy named Carl Surr who is fourteen years old arrested and searched. Officer H. yen found a re volver In the boys pocket and took him to No.

10 precinct station from where he was taken to the House of Detention. charged with petit larceny and carrying concealed weapons JUDGE QUESTIONS JURYMEN Results of Happenings During the ssenlieliner Trial. Justice Wright Summons Nine Members of Jury that Failed to Agree- Refuses a Continuance. Speculation was aroused. at the courthouse yesterday in connection with the recent trial of Samuel Gassenhelmer when Justice Wright summoned nine of the Jurors who sat in the case to a conference In the room Gassenheimer was tried last week In Criminal Court NQ.

1 under an Indict- ment charged with possession of embezzled property. The Jury failed to agree and after being detained twenty-four hours was discharged. Ever since the conclusion of the hearing an Investigation has been proceeding quietly as to why the Jury did not agree. Despite the request of Attorney Henry E. Davis Gssenhemers lawyer for a continuance the court stated that the case having gone over from Wednesday would be put on trial again this morning.

When. yesterday. the Jury had returned the verdict In the criminal libel case of Albert 31. Raymond and after Justice Wright had thanked. them In complimentary terms for their service land ordered.

their discharge he announced that he wished to see in the consultation- room the members of the Jury whose names the clerk would read. Clerk Frank W. Smith then read the names of' pine Jurors who served In the" Gassenhemer case. The conference between Justice Wright and' the nine Jurors lasted some time but no Information could be obtained as to what Us purport was. It was under stood however that it related to matters which happened during the progress of the Gas senheimer case and which had been reported to the Judge.

DOCTOR ACCUSES CABMEN. Albert Curry and Charles H. Glover Charged with Larceny by Trick. Charged with larceny by trick Albert Curry twenty-tin ee ear old and Charles IL Glover twenty ears1 old both cab drivers were held at. the Sev enth Precinct police station last night.

Both arrests were made by Bicycle Po. licernan J. O. Walsh. Dr.

Charles H. McKeehan. of Ballston Va. who has an office In Georgetown is the complainant. His statement was that he hired Curry a few nights ago to take him to his home in Ballston and that he made payment with a check.

The amount he specified was S4 60 but he neglected to tilt in this amount in the body of the check. When the canceled check came back the figures had been changed to read 2450 and this amount was written on the face of the check In handwriting not his own. The complaint against Glover was that he had gained possession of Dr. McKeehan's gold watch to be held as se curity for the replacing of a broken window in his Glovers cab and that he re fused to surrender the timepiece. Funeral of Lieut.

Brown. The funeral of Lieut Morris H. Brown was held yesterday afternoon tram the United States naval hospital where he died on Tuesday. The service was marked by full military honors and at its conclusion a detachment of sailors commanded by Lieut. W.

K. Glse. acted as a guard of honor when the remains were carried. to the Pennsylvania Railroad station for transportation to the family home at Logansport Intl. where Interment will be made.

The pallbearers were Lleuts. Rldle- McLean and Henry Butler and Ensigns C. R. Kear Byron A. Long.

Harold E. Cook and William L. Fryer Released to Attend Wife's Funeral. Edward Green arraigned in the Police Court yesterday on a charge of habitual intoxication was released at Judge ONeals order so that he' might attend the fvneral qt his wife. Sergeant Doyle testified against Green saying that the latter who Is a plasterer Is an excellent workman but that most of his earrings go for liquor.

To Judge ONeal Green made a promise to mend his ways and the Judge ordered him released in time to attend the funeral at one o'clock yesterday afternoon. Fixes Alaskan Boundary. A final settlement of the Alaskan boundary line has been reached. There was a small section or this boundary which was-not determined by the Alaskan Boundary Commission at Its meeting In London for the reason that It never had been surveyed. Mr.

Tlttmdn. president of the Coast Geodetic Survey and Mr. King. of the Canadian government were appointed a special commission to complete this work which has been done. Funeral of Mrs.

Skelding. The funeral of Mrs. A. H. Skeldlng took place- yesterday tram the home of her father.

Rev. John G. Ames 1600 Thirteenth street northwest. Rev. C.

E. Sir D. D. rector of St. Thomas' Church assisted by Rev.

J. A. Aspinwali conducted the services. A large number of friends of the deceased was present and there were many beautiful floral offerings. The Interment was at Rock Creek.

Cemetery DOGMA OF CONCEPTION Celebration of Golden Jubilee of Promulgation. AUSPICES OP OLDEST SODALITY Archbishop Falconlo Extends the Papal Blessing the New Wing of Georgetown University Is Blessed and Cardinal Gibbons and Others Deliver Addresses in Gaston Hall The Class of. 1504. Archbishop Palconio the papal ablegate to this country extended. the papal blessing at yesterdays celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the declaration of the dogma of the Immaculate conception by Pope Plus IX at the Georgetown College.

The new south building. which cost JIMOCO was formally opened with Impressive services at noon. The structure is the refectory of the college. Following the mass and dedication service a luncheon was served at which a large. number of distinguished guests were present.

Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock was held the first service of the day in connection with the celebration. The service was held in Dahlgren Chapel and thel sermon was preached by Rev. Aloysius Bronson S. 3. He said in part Father Bronsons Remarks.

I am not. going to auk- you to take a gloomy view of the times In which we live. To they are full of hope. It the age hat its evil shall It have adequate strength to overcome them but. my friends.

It doe not need a prophets vi. lion nor a sages thought to detect that In the religious world there ha. been an appalling quivering and sundering of ancient creeds and that the moral atmosphere of our young century la not al together wholesome. Such fundamental truths as the divinity or Jesus Christ. the Inspiration of the sacred Scriptures.

It not openly denied. Ire defended but hearted ly and with large concessions to infidelity. The morality or home life the morality of literature. yes the morality of public life at leset In prae. tics not the morality of the gospel not the morality of Catholic teaching.

In regard to the doctrine or. toe immaculate conception he said It Is Intended to make us share lit larger mess- ore the helpfulness of the maternal love or the blessed Virgin to make us feet the grand sweet influence or her sinless life till It shine like th light of Gods benediction along the pathWay of tur lives. At noon the new South Building was formally' dedicated with Impressive ceremonies. At 6 o'clock occurred the unveiling of a memorial tablet which had been erected by the class of 1904 In the vestibule of Dahlgren Chapel. The speech of acceptance was made by Rev.

S. 3. Dougherty rector of the university followed by benediction of the most blessed sacrament. Notable Gathering at Night. The closing exercises took place last night In Gaston Hall.

Prominent members of the Catholic clergy and laity occupied seats on the. stage. In the center of which garbed In the crimson robes of his office sat Cardinal Gibbons who presided over the exercises of the evening. The exercises were under the auspices of the GeorgetownSodallty of the Immaculate Conception which Is the oldest so clety of- Its kind In the United States. having been founded In the year 1804.

When the United States Marine Band struck up the grand march. the speakers of the evening preceded by Cardinal Gibbons filed Into the hall and took their places- on the stage. After the Invited guests of the sodality had been seated. Rev. John Conway 3.

director of the local sodality called the audience to order made a few brier remarks and Introduced the first speaker of the evening Charles B. Kenny of Plttsburjr Pa. who took for his subject A Voice from 1854. Mr. Kenny's address consisted chiefly of a dissertation on the subject of immaculate conception he stated that he was a member of the sodality of Georgetown College In 1854.

Ho closed by relating school-day reminiscences. Historical Address. After the War" was the subject of an address by Eugene D. F. Brady.

of this city. Mr. Brady spoke of the history of Georgetown College and told of Its use as a hospital during the civil war. His address was largely historical. Nearer Our Own Time" was the title of a short talk delivered by John G.

Agar. of New York. He spoke of the progress which had been made In the college since his graduation and said that all the credit for It was due to the high standard or morals upheld constantly by the sodality. A Jubilee poma1titled Maria Immaculate was read by the author. Condo D.

Fallen of New York. who wca a member of the class of 1879. Joneph L. Battle of this city sang a solo entitled Ave Marie which was followed by a brief address by William H. Graham or the class of 1904.

Mr. Grahams subject was In the Present. He spoke of pre.s- ant conditions In the college and expressed the hope that the students of the school would merit the respect of the world as had the alumnae who had just been heard. Cablegram from Rome. Following the regular programme Rev.

John Conway S. 3. read the following cablegram. which had Just been received from the Holy- See Holy father pleased with report of your celebration. Heartily blesses college and sodality.

BRANDT. Hon. Bourke Cockran who occupied a seat on the stage was Introduced by Rev. John Conway S. J.

Mr. Cockran stated that when he accepted an invitation to be present at the reunion of the Georgetown Sodality he thought he was being Invited to a feast and he had not been disappointed for It had proven to be a feast not for the temporal hut for the spiritual man. Mr. Cockran asserted that all democratic forms of government originated with the doctrine which Christ preached on the shores of the Sea of Gallllee. He said that the Christian re ligion Is the foundation of republics he asserted that' good Catholics could not help being good citizens.

When Mr. Cockran had concluded. Cardinal Gibbons made a few remarks. In which he felicitated the students and faculty of Georgetown College upon the successful termination of the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Georgetown Sodality. In Charge of Exercises.

The sodality committees In charge of the exercises were as follows Press John A. Foote Hall Stoner Lusk and Francis Martin Foyt Ushers at the mu John A. foote. Patrick V. Powling John.

Monahan Ignatius Scare Francis 110 Self-raising BucKwheat and 00" Steam-cooked Oatmeal For those who want the best of everything. Only the highest grade of selected Western New York State grain goes Into O' Self-Raising Buckwheat. Its as much better than common ordinary buckwheat as Steam-Cooked Oatmeal is better than common ordinary rolled oats. XI. For.

lull S. Luck- Albert 31. O'Neill and Don Carlos Ellis. Usher for the- reunion William IL Graham Robert J. Psadergast James Burns- Frederick L.

Carlln John Parrott. jrl James Morgan Francis E. Keenan and Geor Cogan. The members of the claes of 1904 are as follows Joseph Zachary Miller third president V. Carlln vice president Franklin- A.

Camaller secretary and treasurer Lawrence M. Ilanretty beadle Lawrence C. Atkinson Louisiana John V. Berry Louisiana Louis. 17 CUlldT.

Connecticut George R. Colliers District of Columbia Jeremiah E. Connolly District of Columbia John W. Concolly Massachusetts Stephen W. Duuioud.

Massachusetts John F. Dougherty North Dakota Don Carlos rails. District of Columbia John W. Fairfax. Jr.

Louisiana. Clarence E. Fitzpatrick Massachusetts Preach M. Pay Pennsylvania Alfred Orlm Louisiana Michael S. Keleber Massachusetts Hall Stoner LuskDistrict of Columbia William F.

Lynch Massachusetts Charles C. Miller District of Columbia Cornelius A. Murphy. Maui- chuattts John H. O'Brien.

Massachusetts Albert M. O'Neill. New York Francis Palms. Michigan Joseph Gray Quinn Arkansas Seth Shepard. Jr.

District of Columbia Francis P. Sullivan. District of Columbia John J. Wadden South Dakota Lad Edward J. Wade Pennsylvania.

SPECIAL MUSIC AT. VESPERS. Celebration at of the Immaculate Conception Next Sunday. The feast of Immaculate Conception will be celebrated at the church. of that name next Sunday.

Solemn high mass at 11 o'clock will be sung In the presence of his eminence Mgr. Falconlo. Rev. Ii' X. MclCenny will be the celebrant with Revs.

C. M. Bart deacon and F. D. "Williams subdeacon.

Rev. C. W. Currier will preach. The music at this mass will be Gregorian sung by a selected choir of eighty boys and men.

There will to solemn vespers at 7 o'clock at which a special musical programme will be ren. dered by the regular members of the Immaculate Conception Choir. assisted by Miss Mabel- Latimer and Miss Katherine Mullaly. The soloists of Immaculate Conception choir are Misses Bessie F. Hickey Ettn Wilson Blanche Young Mary Emily King.

Agnes ONeale and Messrs. Harry M. Crowell James H. Forythe and William H. De Lacy.

Mr. Harry Wheaton Howard la organist and choirmaster. JUBILEE DAY IN HOME. Anniversary of Promulgation of Famous Dogma Celebrated. Home Dec.

S. A pontifical mass was celebrated this morning In St. Peters In honor or the fiftieth anniversary of the proclamation or the dogma of the Immaculate Conception. Outside the cathedral order was maintained by a detachment of Italian troops und with some difficulty the Papal Guards controlled the vast throngs inside the basilica. The procession which went own to St.

Peters by the grand staircase from the Vatican was imposing in the extreme the richness of the papal court costumes. the pUlple of the bishops' robes and the red of the cardinals' vestments forming a brilliant setting for the venerable white- garbed figure of Plus X. After the. celebration of mass at the high altar the procession slowly reformed and wended Its way to the chapel choir where the pontiff with great emotion presided over the unveiling of the statue of the Virgin or the Immaculate Conception bearing Its magnificent new diamond crown the gift of the faithful In all parts of the world as homage to the Virgin. This is the statue which was crowned by Pope Plus IX at the time of the promulgation or the dogma of the Immaculate Conception.

After the ceremony the procession returned to the Vatican the Pope who was fatigued going Immediately to his private apartments. The pontiff looked somewhat white' and worn. The Americans present Included the ec clesiastics and those admitted by ticket numbered 873. In the beautiful hall of the Borgia apartment in the Vatican Papal Secretary Merry Del Val gave a sumptuous dinner of thirty-six covers this evening. Among those present were Cardinals Vincent Vannutelli prefect of the.

congregation of the council Fferrata prefect of the congregation otblShOps and regulars Kopp bishop of Breslau Boschl archbishop of Ferrarai and Trlplpe the Spanish ambassador and the Russian ministers. America was. represented by Bishop McDonnell of Brooklyn Y. Among the prelates was the Right Rev. Jose Monies de Oca Obregon bishop of San Luis Potosi Mexico.

Rome was literally ablaze to-night with illuminations. In the Piazza dl Spagna the- center of the English colony in Rome the column with the statue of the Virgin which was raised when- Pope Plus IX promulgated the dogma of the Immaculate conception fifty years ago sparkled with hundreds of electric lights. Jubilee Procession in Havana. Havana. Dec.

8. The jubilee or the Im maculate conception was celebrated here to-day with a great procession of girls and women. many priests friars and sis- tprs and finally a large array of proml- neat citizens. The demonstration passed off quietly the public apparently npprov- irg The day closed with fireworks and at illumination of the facade of the ca. thedral.

SEIZED NEGRO INTRUDER. Mrs. Johnson Causes His Arrest Charged with Housebreaking. James Gardiner made his debut as a sneak thief last evening but he was not a success. Gardiner Is a year negro and he thought he saw a chance for an easy haul at the St.

George Flats Twentieth find I. streets northwest. He crept into the apartment of Mr. and Mre. John Johnson.

and was heading for the silver drawer In the sideboard when Mrs. John- son saw him. She waa alone but grabbed Gardiner by the collar. The negro succeeded in slipping out of his coat. and made a dash for the door.

Down the three flights of stairs he ran so fast that Mrs. Johnson was hopelessly distanced. She however. put her head out of the window and screamed for the police. Policeman Kerns of the Third precinct was waiting for Gardiner when he ran out' or the streetedoor of the building.

Gardiner. will answer a charge of housebreaking in the' Police Court to-day. PARIS GREEN FUTILE. Its Use Against the Boll Weevil-Proved to Be Valueless. The Department or Agriculture yesterday Issued a report announcing after extensive Investigation that the use of paris green In controlling the cotton boll weevil is absolutely futile.

Its persistent use has failed materially to reduce the number ofthe weevils or to increase the yield of cotton and the Impossibility of successfully poisoning weevils Is shown by the fact that only a very smelt percentage emerge from hibernation before the squares are set upon the plants that they do not drink the dew on the ea at night. and that all feeding is done within the shelter of the bracts shuck beyond the reach- of any poison that might be applied. Negro Says Track Foreman Shot Him. Suffering from two bullet wounds In- his right leg one near the ankle and the other in the hip. John Fairfax a negro thirty years old was brought- to Wash- irgton In a carriage- yesterday from Tjewinsvllle Va.

At the Aqueduct Bridge he was met by the patrol wagon from the Seventh precinctpolice station and taken to the Georgetown University Hospital. The surgeons said his wounds were not serious. Fairfax said he had been employed on railroad work at Lewinsville and that he had been shot by the fore- man of his guns. Alpha Delta Phi Smoker. The Alpha Delta Phi fraternity of Washington will hold a smoker this evening at the University Club.

and Sixteenth streets northwest. Thfe Alpha Delta Phi fraternity counts among Us members many prominent men In official. diplomatic. and resident Ute. Th present officers are President Matthew Trimble vice president.

Dr. Walter Wyman secretary. William Frye White treasurer Rufus H. Thayer. LANSBURGII BRO.

Gloves. Hosiery. These are among the most popular gifts and our stock was never so complete before. Make your selections while the bes is here. Women's Fine Black Maco Cotton Hose spliced heel and double toe Hermsdort dye 25c value.

Spe- IUC clal Children's Pine Ribbed Black Lisle Hose double knee. heel and toe 85c value. Xfcr Special Women's Fine French Lisle Hose In over lace work double heel and toe Hermsdorf dye 7Sc value. Spe- KUC clal vJ Men's Gray and Tan Mm Mocha' and Iogskin AlIIII Gloves Adler's make. Two and Three Clasp Glace Gloves In tan.

gray. brown beaver and black. for Adler's Silk-lined Mocha and liogskin niens Gloves LANSBURGII BRO. 420 to 426 Seventh St. Piano.

Price from 8300 up. Ka Terms If Desired. Sanders Stayman Co. 1327 Street. FOR REMOVAL OF KELLER.

President of Carriers' Association Given Three Days to Show Cause. The Post-office Department yesterday called on James Keller president or the National Association of Letter Carriers to show cause within three days why he should not be removed from. the service' as carrier In the Cleveland post-office. The action follows a reply received from. Keller to a letter sent him by the' department directing- him to return to duty at once.

RAYMOND FOUND GUILTY. Convicted of Criminally Libeling Maj. Sylvester and Others. Albert M. Raymond who has been on trial for the past four days is Criminal Court No.

1 before Justice Wright and a Jury was convicted. yesterday under an indictment for criminally' libeling Maj. Richard Sylvester Building Inspector Snowden Ashtord and other persons. Bond was fixed In the sum of 1000. and Raymond was remanded for sentence.

Later in the day William W. Stewart and it. D. Walters qualified as sureties and he was released. The verdict of the jury contained a recommendation for mercy.

The time of the hearing yesterday was consumed by the argument of Raymond in his own behalf the closing by Assistant United States Attorney Kelgwln and the charge- of the court to the Jury. When the verdict was rendered Raymond gave notice of a motion for a new trial but. subsequently withdrew the notice. The prosecution was conducted by Assistant United. States Attorneys Easby- Smith and Kelgv1n FELL DEAD BEFORE HIS CLASS.

Colored Music Teacher in Public School Victim of Heart Disease. Stricken with heart disease as he was about to begin his days work yesterday morning Henry Fleetwood Grant a negro music teacher In the Magruder public school street. near Seventeenth street northwest dropped dead In. front of hta class. call was sent for the Emergency Hospital ambulance and a phyolclan from the neighborhood was summoned but both doctors pronounced life extinct.

Coroner Nevltt viewed the body and gave a certificate of death from heart disease. The deceased was sixty years old and hta home was at 1215 street north- TV eat. Started to. Fill Lighted Gasoline Stove. Louise Allen a negress three years old was probably fatally burned last evening at her home 618 Twelfth street northeast.

She was ironing clothes heat- lag the Irons on a gasoline stove. The tank of tho stove was almost empty and she tried to fill without turning off the burners. In the explosion which followed her dress Ignited. The sleeves of her waist were burned off terribly blistering her hands arms and face. She was re moved to the Casualty Hospital where the surgeons pronounced her condition serious.

ARE YOU SICK If so where Headache Dry. hacking cough Foul tongue Loss of appetite Lack of Energy Pain in stomach Dowels General weakness These are but a few or the signs of In digestion. Some others are Wind In the stomach or bowels constipation or diarrhea pale complexion spots before the eyes dizziness loss of flesh Irritability sleeplessness nervousness. All these symptoms will plague and torment you and will never permanently leave you once you suffer tram them only are sure. In time to get worse.

It not treated by the known scientific method of cure Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. These curative tablets are composed of' Ingredients which modern knowledge of the true Inward processes of digestion approve of as forming the best safest surest and most scientific combination of medicinal drugs that can be used to relieve all the conditions of ill-health brought on by this much-dreaded disorder. A disease so protean or changeable in its manifestations assuming so many forms characterized by so many different symptoms that. more times than not. It is mistaken for some other disease al to rgether and the poor patient may die or at best allow the seeds of permanent.

chronic sickness to germinate and take root in his system. So it Is a real danger we ask you t. avoid when we say In case of doubt take Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Even It disordered digestion is not the real cause of your sickness which probably though. it is yet your digestion Is nearly certain to be out of order and i allowed to remain so will seriously complicate your sickness for you.

Stuart's Dyspepsia. Tablets. then. wiJl be sure to do you good. and will not In terfere with any other medicine you may They will help to make your food make you strong and thus it In no other way.

help you back to health by helping your system to throw off disease like a healthy duck shakes water off Its back' Shake off your sickness with Ctuarts Dysnepsia Tablets. PETER GROGAN. Credit for All Wuhinftoo. Furniture And Carpets for Every Room in Your House at Lowest Cash Prices and' on' Easy Payments. 10 Per' Cent.

Dii count for Cash with Order or Within Thirty Days. Per Cent Discount if Paid in Full Within Sixty Day Per Cent. Discount if Paid I in roll Within Ninety Days. Every dollar will be precious from now until' Christ- mas and for this reason housekeepers are taking a keen interest in the fact that they can come here and get all the Furniture and Carpets they need and pay for them next year. Your Christmas money will not be disturbed if you do the buying here.

The discounts named above of fer you additional savings but even if you do not take advantage of them you can still buy at our regular marked prices which are the lowest cash prices elsewhere. We are ready to supply the Parlor Bedroom and Dining- room Furniture Carpets Rugs Draperies Crockery also Heating and Cooking Stoves on credit. CREDIT PETER GROGAN 823 Seventh Street Between and I Streets. SPECIAL SALE OF Broughams and Station Wagons. We are now onerlngtour entire we Broughams and Station Wagons at greatly reduced prices.

JAMES K. PROBEY. 123032d Street N. W. Xmas GUS Suggestions.

Reception Chair 239. Highly polished mahogany finish frame upholstered in fineDamask spring seat worth 475 special 239. Credit is your purse at the Hub Furniture Co. S. E.

Corner 7th end St Another Good Piano at a Very Tempting Price. One slightly used Sohm- er which we took In trade a very handsome piano worth double the 200 price. Special OJDEMOLLCO 1231 St. WEATHER CONDITIONS. v.

S. Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau. vrt hln ton Ii. C.

Thursday o. 8 1 in. The disturbance ntr north or Lake Superior Wedpeiday nln has increased gre tly In en y. and mov rapidly to th New England coast. It hi attended by eonllderahle.

mow la the Lower Lake region and Eastern New York and high northwesterly winds along the New York and New England coasts. A second depression central to-night In Iowa. The Plateau high rapidly disintegrating and there are indication' of the development of a sterna center Southwest. Rain continues In the North Pacific coast States and there have been light rains In the extreme Southwest and snows in the Lake region. Eastern New York.

Northern Pennsylvania and New Eng- land. It IB colder In the Northern districts. Snow it indicated for the Lake region and fair weather In all other districts. It will colder In the Missouri and Middle Mis- slsalppl valleys. The winds along the New England-and Middle At- lantie coasts will be brisk northwesterly.

diminishing Friday afternoon on the South Atlantic coast light westerly on the Gulf coast fresh southerly on th Upper Lakes brisk northeasterly becoming northwesterly. and on the Lower Lakes brisk north- westerly diminishing. Steamers departing Friday for European ports will have. fresh to brisk northwesterly winds and fair weather to the Grand Banks. SPECIAL FORECAST.

Storm warnings are displayed on the North. Call. lornla coast on the Atlantic coast from New York to Eastport. and on Lake Erie. LOCAL.

WEATHER REPORT. Temperature Midnight. 34. 2 a. rn.

34 4 in. 53 6 a. 01. 32. a.

in. 32 10 a. m. 39 13 m. 47 2 in- 47 4 p.

in. 45 6 p. in. 41 8 p. in.

37 10 0. m. 38. Maximum. 49 minimum.

30. Relative humidity 8 a. in. 83 2 p. in.

44 p. in. ii RaintalijO Temperature same date last year Maximum. 48 minimum. Sun rises.

7 07 un sets. 4 38 High tide. 33 a. m. and 9:47 p.

in Low tide 3:44 a. in. and 5 pm TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIES. Temperatures yesterday In other cities with rainfall for 15 hour up to p. Max.

MIn 8pm. tall. Asheville. N. 2 Atlanta.

Oa 40 2 000 Atlantic City. N. 44 32 32 000 Bismarck. 20. 3 2 22 000 Boston.

Mas 28 54 26 000 Buffalo N. Y. 20 II II 001 Chicago Iii. 36 3 32 000 Cincinnati. Ohio 48 3 44 0 00 Wyo.

48 30 38 T. Davenport. Iowa 41 30 43 000 Denver. Cob. 4 28 44 oo Des Moines.

lows. 64 30 48 000 Galveston. Tex- 41 48 000 Helena. Mont. 48 SO 38 003 Indianapolis.

Sod 44 30 40 000 Jacksonville. IlL. 64 44 50 0 00 Kansas City. Mo. 62 38 54 000 Little Rock.

Ark. 6 3 18 000 Marquette Mien. IS IS II 0 2 Mniphls Tenth 2 42 15 000 New Orleans. La 44 60 0 00 New York. N.

40 2 T. North Platte. Nebr. 22 46 000 Omaha Nabr. 8 36 52 004 Pittsburg.

Pa. 4 34 30 000 Salt Lake City. Utah. 48 22 40 000 St. Touts Mo 54 40 6 000 St.

Paul. SOlon. 58 30 000 SprlBtUil 111. GO 30 44 0 00 Vlcksburg 5151 4 BUY COAL NOW Weight and Quality Guaranteed. Prics will suit you.

JOHNSON BROTHERS 1312 FSt Phone 29 Main 115 7U St. JJ. W. id end y. W.

12th nd Water Hlh and S. THE PROPERTY YOU LEAVE will be managed economically and judiciously if you appoint as executor Capital and surplus. SiMOOO 405 STREET. An Interesting pamphlet may be had on request. I 25 Cheaper I I I Than any other Furniture.

House in Washington. JACKSON BROS. jp 918 to 021 Seventh Street. Stieff Pianos HAVE A REPUTATION 07 OVER Sixty Years For Superiority la Thou. Qualities Which Art Most Essential la First-class Piano.

Chas. M. Stieff FACTORY WAREROOMS. 521 Ilth St. N.

W. 7. C. COSLIFF. Manager.

SPECIAL NOTICES THE MACDONNALL SCHOOL OF- Phrenology and Psychology formerly of 813 9th it. nw. is now located at 1343 it. nw. Mme.

L. Macdonnall. Prof. NO CONSUMERS SUPILXED For the Holiday Trade. Seeded Raisins and Cleaned Currants Is cartons and la bulk.

Also Evaporated Fruits and General Bakers' SupplIes Satisfactory Qualities lowest prices. it7Writ. or phone us for prices. B. B.

Earnshaw Bro. WHOLESALE GROCERS Ilth and ste. M. PRINTING THAT'S ARTISTIC. Yes.

the attractive kind the pleasing style. ti have your orders. Quick work. McQILL ft WALLACE HOT Z. Opposite MexUria 554 Mt.

Verses Depot. a Largo Bottle. Shoemakers Tennessee Whiskey. A Up-top spciSe Ocr throat aa lung affection Not merely a mans whiskey but a family liq nor late and efficacious to give young or old when allUg. 1.

bottle and to be had only at U. SHOOMAKER CO. TPflPATHY OR. CHARLES H. 6ANa UdlCUrHini Room D4 15.

Hoa. LIT Bids. ICth and aw. Phone la OU. OSTEOPATHY.

ncTFflPATHY s. BIU UdlCUrAini Un tlUii-Btiihita. 0 0. Phon offlo Mala 3 4 Ret. Pton West W.

T. BuildIng Room udt OSTEOPATHY A lie V. Pattraon. D. O.

Wilbur L. Smith. TX O. L. and TV Bide.

Ilk and its. on USE. OSTEOPATHY THE SUDA POST. By mall. JLW yttf.

1f 0 K' ti tc i't i 2i fr AHGT0N ST' FIAY DECEmE CMpOSINC tH lfMosl I Offcers' Inaugral Comitees. PNS ON OFCE TH BA Resolutins Pr vd se lakng pproprations Publc Ordel nd mf toQuced pe tse and Senatepersonel 0 asporaton Commtee. thp inugral he estery hnd al member transportton 1lttee some ommltec l-c organlz tons. bi wal Ii the Ofce bal 1uml at thE cli d. mak1 approprltons l5 publc ad' 20 publc for.

MrnH announred orgnlzaton w1 be frst chairan Gln. charma chair' an ad Emmons seretnrY. aIrlnot trns- portaton Is members nip they att rno notfed the commitee ton. WCS w1 frst charmanand wi c. memberI w1 folows Crig Wlmlnro Colt rlu u.

sett Dalmor Baltmore Id j' ler Bur. rk Ctr4 Rtlroad New erey Le ew Yorkpeluar Lck. aanna Wtm U. W. Cooke ew rle Ralrad Chri.

t. York. Lehigh aUey. Gore ew ew Yorl entral JC ew ew ntrl Calahan Waallnltn. I Steamboat Bevi noano and Eo Lck1 od or- Weater Phiadelphia I Phladlphl e1bld Rairad andL Bown I maon So then Raiway Ran POrl- mouthand Seabard Ir LInL ew Aloelaton pT Ylor.

Raiway Lmbert few Wet name pssenger trafc ger rairoad. oneend mmtee ls om- medals bad es JohI vice chalrmal. Rf sld scretar rom- ofcerR wert talows Commite mWIcChrlran Ice Becretal Tallng HeadQuarter. 13 7 street norhwest. mmlte tn mitary ranlzaUons-Chalrman chairan.

A eretaf Fank 1. Whlhad quarers. buiding. bUromhalrman el Ic' cl In I Frd alae JII nJte on mUte rmal. 1e members wi announc to-ay lJt fnaly gven wtby Ales aD uR tolows bae Sl hewbm c.

Gehrt Phiadelphia. h. WinstonWlnaton lar et ew SOO. More le 00. Jam.

Stiman. w. Clt 0G. 1 DU Wahingon. C.

Cgl Wahlnron ABrd ler ulingion COJ Arm. Wahhston. 00. Wahlogton f0. 1 1 Wahington.

C. 1. Jtom8 Jb r. Wuhlngon 5. LwlJo nson Co C.

00. Hbbs Co. 100. Clarnce Ot mfnt Wihlolton 00 I Thum. Wa hlogton.

C. SO Aulck Wuhlnon 0. Glonr llnston C. tOO. lelr C.

00. lenry Wlhlngton. 00. Joln lcLan. hlnston D.

C. 00. Iawel Woodhul. Whlnrton 1) C. 0.

Wiard Walniton 100 One. WahnltQn. Sio. TI Wahlrgton Company W. hlns.

nO T1 Evellg Wpaper Ireton. 100. Jtr hlnllon I. 00. Til Iowlnr Wablnl.

tl. 00. I Wuhlnltn Po Wahington C. 0. Stapl.

ulltol C. 00. Co 5OCO Lihrp Whlnll n. 1000. Wiia' n.

Waihlnst C. 5 1 Jarn. uhlnCor 5. P. S5.

l. I Wler C. ScolC. Bone. lllnlton O.

OJel. no. WIlam Whlnlton 10. Clarle Bel C. IOW.

Jam. Oyte Wahington Ta plal Tracton llnton 0" 1100. Graham c. S50 Wiiam CorounlUI C. 100.

Tom Walh. Wahington. So A Wahlnron. 0. Boynt n.

Wahingon. 1. 00 Hoo. Wlllnlton 5. Anon Ylor hlnltOn DC Chale He Wahington.

5. Sm1 0 WahllllonD C. 50. Goodloe. WashlnglonD.

C. 1' LYoo. WWngton C. R. Ioes Wahington Sl0.

Iober Wahington. Sl0 Drwn. Wahngt n. CIOO Lugbran uhI4on. c.

BurChtJ Wuhlngn. 0. lenr Tlmmlman Clt StOO Jam Xorrla Wahington. 0. Tetl.

310. Fom tme tme surer commlt out Hst subscriptons. to. etot w1 rfg- coloi troops partcipate In- parde. Baptst cty I delfgaton cled th Twenty- ffh and reglment twoot Sn H1 nt Rider.

Te mitee as compsed ns Wibanks. Re :1. Lucs v. Dlcklnson. Gforge Cabniss ames Chairmn rowne.

IJtee leglla on hving resol tlon settng Buiding TIEWATER-C LOB SIOW HeJlyce Crcorn OaUel Ltdas successful wnter- uhlblton i belQS Vater nlntl yearl3 ex Ibls artsts. Te fhlb1 on. daly ingscbslng Satuay niht. Adll0n tr. COMM TTEE.

tN 3) I I I I I. i 1 I LTCHFIELD CHAIRMA. I. bal I I dued I Galnger rfsoluton rmlsslon Secretry WAr publc platorms. frected shal In- ommltee Publc Detai.

Aong stpulatons luton tolowlng Te Commlaslon. ar iLithorled to perit mlltee lumlnUcn forth. Inaugura strtch suiable oVEhed the. ptrcs Ftectng desird iuminaton. conductor shsl nd electrica current shal Iese shal aupervlalol Cf Commlslonel.

to Bhal that precautona tken prote tlon publc ccount aue shal Vnled States. Colunbla. reaoluton onstructon a additonal spcclfly approprIaton againt. nled Columbia In. e1al paM a.

ed elable puplc pr. lfe prprlY al ar 1. Ccmlsloners torlzd ma1e Al rasonable regJlaton prentlon Jublc th. Ixlne publc conve tht lolatois rlltons ol nd- i. lable a lne lot IOa Imprisnment nt 8111) Ip t200 Ialle cxpnde' Commuioner publc conCor Iatlons loan I Sec etay Wa Secretar th commite' Inaugurl lgs ex- laI8) use.

suiable propr decorton IY pUblc deorae puLlc buiding lne Excutve In. recepton hal. authorize lon commlte tie Infn calon Inauluraton. But cmp. spplancs Judlment may bspared In' lovernmenl a 1Jat' tme' the Inaugura eoimlUe shal he eovrnment I lOl tht nd PUHt1 elend wlt.

th. Olce ueh alon lne pAade 8hal Ihee lf manlal nvenlent or us connectQn othe purpose Irl don wihin crmonle Grants Prviege Rairoads. Tit Commliionen ar all althorl1d Ilue to li am rirad companie the ponnll tmporariy ad41tonal pats the Itrota40r purpos accommndatnl tie tra- el" blc the Inaulural cerelonl8. tmporsry occupton ahal tempori rack hal ny th. ciy.

resoluton SEn- ne Senator. Spooner I a arrangement ceremonlfs. FaSbanks Marchlnb esterda appled General WI I I commitee Ir colord caled Xev W1ard 2:3 m. wih SO ere cordIaly Strother reprl. ntng Nationa ego Bapti Unon ahlngton V1lrH Edard representrgthe 4 Dlstrl t.

The. commitee assl9ance 0 gettng St Ca pl ce Vin relled I pleaur alst- ance loredcadetg d. Amercas fOeost etatesmen. thE Pesident of Unied' Engne' Cr8i g. Pcnnsylv nla Rairad as a at.

317 sutbwest wa on narowest drg drese Drvr Iujued Whie drivng betc nU esterday Afer Tun anlm ls hfad. dnce Hospial Slk Ives Hi i Foroora mlslng artcles centy steray theII by fourt arreled searchfd. Ofcer re- hm staton. Detenton wih peti Carllng concled weapn. I QUESTINS Resuls ssenheler Justce Wrght Ju Faied Agee Contnuance.

Speculaton esterday connecton Gassnhelmer. Justce Vrght st cae I the rom Ga nhImer was Cour unde pssession proper faied an afer hours disharged. slne concluson Imestgaton proceedn qUlet- jur' agre. Despie Gassenelmers contIuance Wenes tia agin mor- Vh n. yesterty jur lbel Ramond Justce thanked pl men tar' ordeed discharg wishe consultaton- membfrs te Ftnk Smih ilne juror ho Ierved Gassenhjmer cae.

i Justce the 16S1d tme Intormton obtalne Is I ulder- relate mt- ters happn thepr ress nhelmer AC. SES CAMENj Curr over wih tik A bert twentthlfe eaIR I. Glov driver Sev- Precnct plce staton nliht Iceman Vtsh. Balrhon ofc Georetown II cmplalnnt Balston tha wih a amount spcclfed WIS 45. fl bdy I cae fgures wrIten hadwritng he se- curiy brken rt.

tue sur en er tmepiece. Leut. Leut hd Unted Stat on Tesday. tul mltry honor. Is I detachment saior Imande Lleut 1onor were care Riroa staton tranprtation tamlY Lognsport.

wil madf. plbearers McLan and Buter Vllam Pyr Releaed Atend Wies Funeral Eward Polce Intoxlc Uon JudgE O' eals order atend ttmeral DOYlf testfed the' txcelent wotkm. n. earnng fOI lquor. Gn promise jud relea ed tme yeter- afteroon.

Fes Alakan fnl settement lne befn secton this. was not deterlnet tte I meetng Ln- I sureed I. Tllman Geodetc Mr. Skeldig. p1c fther oh 16 Itut nlrthwfst.

Rv Toma' Aspinwl endu ted servlCs. nUlber' fiends decfed preen bautrul foral orel'- Rck en a De MAO 00 CEPTI Celebraton Jublee Promulgaton. OLET SODATY Ahbihop FaconoExends Papa Blesg theNew Wi Gorgetown verat I Cardal Gbbons Ohers Dever Addesse i Gason TheClal 0 ArchbihopFalconlo papl ablegte countr he yesterdays celebrton ffeth annverar declarton doga Imaculate cncpton Pop Georgetow Telew uldlng r5O formaly Impressive serics te refector colege. mas dedicton lunchEon sered a dlstngilhe moring frst Iervlco necton celebraton. Iervlce ld I Iermon was.

Brnson J. prt no ak tmes ln me re ful bpe. I ha It eli. hal adequte overome dounot ned I rllious ben appallng lunderlgot th. morl atmoaphee al a dlvlly Jeua Inpiraton scrd Scrptures.

I ar deended I' ronceslons InldI moraliy lte. morlty It rature I s. publc le. I ast tce moraliy not moralt Catholc tachInc. oncepton Iald I helpfulnes.

Jlessd grnd Inluenee Inlel lf. tl I lke the Igbt benedicton lve BuidIng tormaly' ere- unvei- eected 19 vest- benedicton Gatherng Hal. Catholc clerg gared ofce exercses the GeorgetownSodalty Concepton. so- cety 180. Unied gand fled hal Afer gests sodaly John S.

dlrector locl sodaliy caled afewi andlntroduced frst veplng. Charles PltsQurG Kenn 8 chlefy dissertaton on te. ton staed sodalty Gergetown Colege 18. HI closel relatng Historcal Afer ciy. Brad Georgetow Colege Is a hosI1al cvi addrESR historical tte delvered proglEs been colege his.

graduaton al moral sodalt jubiee po mtteu Iarla was tad Palen cass Batle cly entled arlewhlch folowed VI 194 as. Prsent" pre. nt condiions coUele EXpres that Mhool meri alumna neard Cablegam Folowing reular folowing had pleled rpor HeatU blUlt colI lodalty. RADI IntroducEd state Invia- ton SOdalty east been feat al democrtc goverment orlglnatEd wih preached Sea Gallee. sid th Christan ye- lgion foundaton republcs Catholcs goo ctzens.

Gbbons felcltated Georgeown Colege terminaton celebraton loth etablsh- Soda lt sodalty commltteeR tolows lal Fancia Mrln Foy. Usher Patrik Dlng Monaha Ignatu. Icz. Frca UI te bstr nerlD g. selcct- fd gain Sel-Rallng' Is beter SteamCo ked Oatmel beter an ordiar roled Hal Lll lbT i OStl.

a4 Dn Calo. EI. Usen unl WUUaQ 1 Gram ber Jrderpl 1B 1 Carln Part jr Ir' FrDls Keena ad rae HCog member. te claso1 area tlows JOJh ZehA" tlr third. Int Ue" Crln.

Ic preident Fkin" A Calale. scrta ad tnuur Lwrnc Hart bdle Lwnc Atlinln Lnllna Joh Br Lulalana Cnne lCt Ooe COleM Dstict ClumblA Jrml Connoly Dstrct Colubia Con' Doly Masschuett Stphn Deond X. chuaUa Joh DUlher Nor Dt Carlo El Dlltrct Clumbia Joh Falta. jr. Luilana Clarnce Ftlpatrlck Maa achustt Frlcl.

Penllunla AUr Grma Luiliaa Michal Kelehe Maacbu- Blt HAi Lua Dltre Wilam Lnch MscuHtt Charle Mier Dsrkt Clumbl Crulo A urhr Mua- ehuat. OBrln Muchuetl Abr. ONei Frae. Jos ph Qulr AkaRs Sth Shep Colulbi Fracl. Su1vn Dstrct Sut Dakot Edwad Pennllvnla SPECIA MSIC Celebraton thelmmacu te Nex Immaculte Concepton w1 church tat 1 aclock wi prsence Mg.

w1 celebrnt Bar W1- lams. subeacon. w1 Ireach. he ths w1 choi bys ad wi 10 a musIca prog mme w1 dere Concepton Isslsted Ltmer Mutaly. Conccptoa Et' I lson Blache Emly i Ages an Cowel.

Jaes Wilam Lcy. Hary I nd cholra8ter. JIEE ROM Dog a A pontfcal clebra tEd ffteth proclamalon dogma Concept n. Out lde Ialan wih fuly controled basica. staircse Vatcan rihness cardlnas' vestments brllant seltng fgure celebraton alar' retormd Is te pontt wih emoton statue' the C.ncep- ton Is magnifcent al tme mUlgaton late Concepton.

cermony Vatcan fatgued tff whie' wor. Includd ec- clesiastcs tcktt 83. beautful hal Vatcan Secreta sump uous evenng. Vannutel. conggaton councl rrata tle gregaton I ussian nel N.

Montes leraly lumlnatons. Spagna Cfntpt Eglsh wih I concepton ffy ago lghts. jubiee I De The jubiee I eoncepton Irls fnaty nEnt cltzen. demonstraton or publc apparenty cosed freworks iuminaton INTRUER Johnson Cause Anet Housbreakng Jlme deb a evenlni neo a teth northwet. lver WB alone colar.

negrosuc- t. Dovn flghts lan ta I dl3tnced. her and polce. lceman of. waitng tor street.

door buldlg. w1 Polce Is Aganst Bol Weevl. Proved AgrIculure. afer Investgton pai conttolng coton bol weevl tutle. Is hI faled materlI numbe otthe weevls ctton ad te ln- posslbltv successtuly yl8 tac smal ton drnk eavfs fe dlng wihin sheler brcts appled.

Nego Suterlng bulet wound hs near' ankI Falrta nego ars Ilgon Lwlnsv1e i ws ptrol preclnctJolce staton Univerity sid sid hd ralroJd Lwlnsvle hd gng. Dela Ph Te Delt frternty Vashlmroni wi oker Efnlng theUnverly Siteenth steet northwest Alpha Delt trterlty cunt aong may prinent ofcal. dplomatc resd nt Th presnt ofcers Prsident Mathew vce Waler Wyan sc- retar Wiia Fe Whte aurr Th7er. J' LSBIII I IGlov s. among I gfts be selectons I whie best "Women's Blck splced I to Hemsdort 1 C' 1 f.

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LNSBURGU I I WEBER Ja8Y TerDS Desired Co. A KLLE Cariers' Assocaton Pot Deparent esteday cale Ol KeJer predent te Natona Assoclaton Ltter Carrier dys a In Ceveland post acton folovs reeived Keler dretng retur GULTY. Crialy Libelg lbe Rayon tril Crminal No1 jur convicted uner Indctent criminly' lbelng Richrd Buldlng Snow en an oth Bon wa fxed 10 and remand setence. Lter Wiiam Stewar qualfed suretes verict jur conlned commendton tmp otthe onsume arumet behlt te cosing Asslstal Unied States Atorne Kelgln and te th Ven verdt gve notce motol tCE. prosecuton stant Une Atornes Smih Musc Publc Victm Hear Dseae.

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