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THE HE WASHINGTON TIMES SATURDAY S ATrnDA TI IIDAY Y DECEMBER 22 190G 19O 5
nEE STINH sT1it3iJi sT1it3iJiTa CURE CUREt
t Ta > m BY STATE STATEl STATEAttaches
Attaches l ttaches of Zoologists Zoclocrists Of Office Offlee Oflice
flee on Lookout for forPatient forPatie forPatient
Patient PatientHAStHISBURG Patie PatientIftARJU5RURG 1t 1tIARJtIBURG
HAStHISBURG Dec tt 2IStat State Ztat Zoolo Zoolot ZOO1 ZOO11Irtaees Zoelogjt
gjt t Surfaces isrfacos declaration that thatsth bee beesting be be8ttM
sting 8ttM are r good for rheumatism has hasbeen baaben ha habeso
been given sivena tvsn a practical test te t but the theresult tberOlUltaa theroilti
result rOlUltaa have not yet been reported reportedRecently reportedRMen reportedBeextty
Recently RMen Uy Governor Peanypacker re received reo reotsived ¬
ceived o tved a letter from a a man In the west western weatera at atem ¬
era part of the UMState State lIiyl ying that be bedejtrtg bed bedered
d dejtrtg to undergo u dellro treatment having havingread havlnlt1a havlntrtd
read on ooe R of o Surfaces bulletins that bees beesare bee beeare beesc
c are ar good for rheumatism rheumatismActing rb rheumatismActiog umatlan umatlanActl
Acting Actl on 01 the governors overnor advice the theman themalt tbemaR
man came to Harrisburg a few days ago agoand 0 0aad Oad
and was taken by Surface to his home homeat homeat homeat
at Camp Hill across the river where whereeight whereeight beN beNbt
eight bt honeybees stung him on the left leftarm leftarm leftarm
arm in the most ferocious ferocto s manner mannerThe mannerThe
The man returned home bom and attaches attachesof
of Surfaces Surta urfet s office are now awaiting awalttn the theremit thereMelt theresult
remit uncertain whether the patient patientwill pauentl patientwilt
will 111 return with a bludgeon or a gift giftSpecial cUtSOUTHERNS
SOUTHERNS EYE EYEON
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ON ITS ITSTOWER TOWER MEN MENSpecial
Special Inspectors of Road Roadto Roadto
to Keep Tabs on the theOperators theOperators
Operators OperatorsSpecial Operatorst OperatorsTdat
Special t inspectors J tOl8 who will supervise supervisewrfe JiUperriMwertt anpervlaerk
wrfe rk m ui the office o of block operators operatorsal operatoreaiis
al aiis 1c Ng r > the lines of the Southern railroad railroadhave
have 1 been appointed by President Fin FinJy Flnr
Jy r at th the suggestion tlon of General Mana Manager taaager aaa aaagel ¬
ger C H Ackert Heretofore this work workhas workMa
has been done 4ol by superintendents and andtmmmasters andtft andtratftmaiitera
tmmmasters tft e The change c ane was made be beosuse beot
canes ot the th criticism directed toward towardthe toan1tit
the tit Southern for employing youthful youthfuloperators youthfuloperatOtll youthfuleperatora
operators In the block towers and hav having haylag ¬
lag 8 no owe to inspect the work often oftenenough ottento oftensneagh
enough to Insure reliable nona ble service serviceThe Il serviceThe rvtee rvteeThe
The special inspectors will 111 visit the thetowers 1Mtowertl thetowere
towers at unexpected times and irregu irregular lrregutar ¬
Jar Intervals so as to be able to detect detectany detectIfty detectt
t any dereliction of duty tardiness or orlaxity 01laxity orlaxity
laxity laxityNat laxityGOODWINS
GOODWINS NEW NE PLA PLARATHER LA LAS
S RATHER DISAPPOINTING DISAPPOINTINGat
Nat at Goodwin would have left a better betterimpression betterIRtpron betterImpression
impression among Washington theater theatergoers theatergoer theatergoers ¬
goers had he confined himself to the thepresentation theprtaUon thepresentation
presentation of VTtoe Genius and andWhen andtea
When tea We Ve e Were ere Twentyone His Hislsjc UiaJIiu Hi HiC
C P JIiu lsjc 4 WhM wba Wiaild WR > > 1C a sOoet1emaq Gentleman GentlemanDo CJe tlemaq tlemaqROhleh
Do ROhleh which was presented Pr p f eflL Jt at the Co CoiumbU Cq Cqlumb1 Coj CojIuMbi
IuMbi iumbU Theater last night for the first firsttime llratttme flrsttime
time was w a distinct disappointment dlsapp Intment to tothe tothe tothe
the comedians friends Everyone EV one had ha41egun aA aAIHt
1 begun IHt < < un to hope after afteraeeIng seeing in Mr 1 Goodwin Goodwinin
in 1The The he Genius that his hi run of bad badluqkhad had1I MNllU4lk
luqkhad lU4lk 1I udehfnaed udehfnaedtb had changed changedTh ehnedri
Th ri theme tb te of r the Dayle play is neither neitheroriginal Delth Delthnor neitherotigleni
original nor interesting Intereatln < < The star is isoast Ja1iIt ise
e oast 1iIt as a bounder who tries to In Ingratiate InImlUate Ingratlate ¬
gratiate ImlUate himself in the home of a a penni penniless peanlleM penni1s ¬
less lord He falls in love with the thedaughter thedauahter thedaughter
daughter of the iamily and Indulges In Ina 1ftt int
t a sertos rte cf selfaacrincing heroic in inorder inord Inorder
order ord r that the girl of his heart may be behappy behappy behappy
happy with another man The other otherman other1ft othermsa
man 1ft proves ProVttfl himself hhn elt unworthy of the thegirls thegtd thegrIa
girls gtd love and the bounder bQUnder is given a afighting IIflIrttttq avbUng
fighting chance of winning nnlne her affec affection alrecdon affeetiest ¬
don The bounder is I of such grossly grosslyniebian JrroMlyItIeWan grosslypoblan
niebian type that it is I Impossible for forthe tortile forthe
the audience to school Itself ItaJ into sym sympathy ilympaUtr sympatly ¬
pathy for him en e en in his most hero heroesnue heroeMtue heroue
esnue ue situations situationsMr situationsMr situationsMr
Mr Goodwin made the best of a bad badrole badro1
9 role ro1 while Miss IIes Goodrich as the beau beautiful beautul beautful ¬
tiful tul and accomplished young heroine heroinelooked heroinelooked heroinelookd
looked the part if she Bh did not act it itThe ItTke ItF
F The scenic investiture In the second secondact aee4 secQodact d dact
act is elaborate and one of the most mostpleasing BUNtpleaatng mostpieaoing
pleasing features of the performance performanceThe performanceThe
The 1 minor roles were wer ably taken Miss MissNellie Mi MiNellie MissNettle
Nellie Mordyne deserving special men mention mentton mention ¬
tion for her impersonation of Lord LordKederbys LordKeclerbys
y Kederbys sister sisterPennsylvania sisterI sisterU
U I AM BEWITCHED BEWITCHEDSAYS BEWITCHEDp BEWITCHEDSAYS
SAYS UNLUCKY MAN MANPennsylvania MANFennsylvania
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Pennsylvania Farmer Asks AsksState AsksState AsksS
> S State Zoologist to toHelp toHelp toIelp
Help Ielp Him HimHARRISBURG HimHARRISBURG HimtAjtRISURG
HARRISBURG Pa Dec 22 I have haveno haeno haveno
no luak no more no wayI am convinced convincedthat eonvincedthat convincedthat
that I have been bewitched and I wish wishyou wishyou ish ishyOu
you yOu you would give me something against againstltHwaa aalnstIt against1twu
ltHwaa It the close of a letter received receivedby receivedf
f by State Zoologist Surface today todayThe todayThe todayThe
The letter came from a farmer rarme In th thKastern thKastern the thesstern
Kastern sstern part of the State The man mansays mlUtays mansays
says that in a year ear he had lost three threefarms threerarmll threefarms
farms his hi horses died his hens grew grewfat IleWtat grewfat
fat and would not lay 1ft his hi squab fac factory factory so sotory ¬
tory turned out a dismal failure and andhte andhis
his 1 bees be proved worthless orthle while hUe porkers porkersC
ot C the same breed that used to yield yieldpounds Yieldpounds
96 pounds at nine months now gave gaveonly gaveonly v vanI
only anI 150 poundaat pounds at a year yearSurface yearSurface yearSurface
Surface says the man had been try ¬
ing to do too many things tl at once and and1M antihe
he will write him and tell him to spe specialise avectal speClalise ¬
cialise ctal but the State will 111 not stand for forthe Corthe forthe
the witches witchesV Wlche WlcheIThe
V IThe The 1 he Cough ouch of
Consumption Consumptioni Consurnp tion tionYour
i Your doctorwill doctor will tell you that fresh air airjand airland airtend
land good food are the real cures for forconsumption forconsumption forconsumption
consumption But often the cough
is very veryhard hard Hence we suggest that thatSju thatyou thatyou
you ask your doctor about Ayers Aycrshcny
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Cherry hcny Pectoral It quiets the cough coughheals coughheals
heals the inflamed membranes membranesWe membranesWpubliahthoormalu
We Wpubliahthoormalu publish flu the formulas formulasif JCJLyarCo JCJLyarCoLowell CyerCoor
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< ChrttrnafOuic tbristmas Mu cin inthe tbe < Churches
The Christmns Cliristmlu music usic in the churches chural1Cstbisyenrpromisestobo this year promises to be morethnn moretlmtousually morethnn1Iuftll morethnnuun11y
usually 1Iuftll elaborate The Episcopal Epi copul and Catholic churches churcheswiIl will have lfiye theirs theirson theirson theirson
on Tueadny lueM < lny morning m rning nt the Christinas Cbri tmu Dny services but the Evangelical Evangelicalchurches EmngeUonlclmrchea EvangelIcalchurches
churches will Imve 110 their extra music mu ic tomorrow at their regular sttr sttrvices ur urvices
vices Some of the programs are oa follows
BAPTIST BAPTISTCalvary BAPTISTCalvary BAPTISTCalvary
Calvary Church Choir ChoirArranges ChoirArranges ChoirArranges
Arranges Two Programs ProgramsAt
At Calvary Calar Baptist Church special apeciMIChriatJINUI p cial cialChrtettmu
Christmas mule will be rendered at atiMitli atboth atboth
both morning mornin < < foul l evening eV6nin r iHtlV1cea fvle Tha ThamontlRff 1hemorntns
morning program tragfnniiig at 11 11oclock J1ocIOCk
oclock will b be a as follows followsAittnem fonowAntnema
Anthems Break Forth into Joy JoyHarris JO JOHarr
Harris Harr I have Longed Lon < < ed for Thy hy y Sal Salvation 1 1vatlon ¬
vation Rossini Peace upon Earth KarthGeibel EarthG 1arthGeibel
Geibel G ibeJ alto solo Ttf TH Song Sublime SublimeNorri SubllmNtNTla
Norris violin loIln solos Saraban Sarabande SarabandeLKclair SarabamleLEclair e eLEclalr
LKclair Le Cygno SaintSaens SaintSaensThe SaintSaenaNte SaintSasnafhe
The evening servtc at 730 oclock oclockwill oclockwUI oclockwill
will be as followAnth foiInwa foiInwaAnthms follow followAnthems
Anthems Anth Th There r Were Shepherds ShepherdsCbjulwfek SheJhentsCbad1ek ShepherdsChadwick
Cbjulwfek Be Glad 0 Y Ye Righteous RighteousWoodward nichte JttghteusWoo4ward > us usVoodward
Woodward The Tb Infant King J51 II Ned Xeidlinger Nedinger I d dJer
linger l tenor solo The Bfrthday of a aKing aKIRK
King KeMlinget violin solo 1Ito Ro Romance nomance ¬
mance LaJo LaJoThe lAJoThe LJoThe
The choir consists or Mrs II D DYo L De DeYo IsTo >
Yo soprano Mrs JrI Ralph P Barnard Barnardalto Barnardalto Barnardlto
alto a lto William D McParland tenor J JHenry JHearyKahler 3tenry
Henry HearyKahler F Kaiser bass ba and Arthur D DMayo DMayo
Mayo organist and director The choir choirwill choirm choirwill
will m be assisted wtect by William Morse orse Hum Kummel Hummel Rummat
mel violinist violinistSecond
9 9Second
Second Baptist Church ChurchHas Ch Irch IrchHas
Has Choir of Forty FortyAt
At the Second Baptist Church Fourth Fourthfttreet Jiotrthtreet o orth orthtreet
treet b and Virginia avenue southeast southeastthe BOuthatthe suutbeasthe
th the t following program for Christmas Christmashas ChriMtmaabaa Christmasas
has h as been arranged arrangedOrgan arrancedOraan arrangedOrgan
Organ prelude Christmas paatorale pastoralefrom paatoraleI paatoralerom
I from fr f rom m Messiah Handel Anthem O OCom OCOMtt OCome
Com Come All Ye Faithful P A Schneck Schnecker
I er Nativity H R Shelley Offer Oltertory 1 1tory
t tory ory organ Cantique de Noel AdolpH AdolpHA ActolpkAlalft AdolpkAJam
Alalft A > iam Adeste Fldeles Novello NovelloChristmas NovelloChriatmq
Christmas H R Shelley Organ post postlude postisle > > 08t 08tJude
Jude l isle Hallelujah chorus from Mes Messiah MellI ¬
I slab 1 151 Handel HandelThe HandtThe JIandelThe
The chorus hona choir contains forty voices voicesant vo voan
ant an a nd the solos eoto will be sung UDC by Mm I E EHex EHea
Hex Sworn soprano Miss Mamie IamleInacoe M MInscoe L
Inscoe m acce contralto D J I Oantt tenor tenorWilliam ten tenrWilliam r rIlliam
William Illiam H I I Weber bass ba Charles Haydn Haydnis
is i s organist and choir director directorPRESBYTERIAN dirtoCtorPRESBYTERIAN
PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERIANNew
New York Avenue Church ChurchHas ChurchHas ChurchHas
Has Special Program ProgramThe
The be program pro < < ran of Christmas music for forSunday I
Sunday as arranged for the choir at atthe atthe athe
the t he New Y yrk rk Avenue Presbyterian PresbyterianChurch PretlbyterianChurch PresbyterianChurch
Church will be as follows tollo For the themorning themornlncNow themorntngNow
morning mornlncNow Now Is 1 Come Salvation SalvationHarris SalvaUonHarris SalvationHarris
Harris While TIllie Shepherds Watched WatchedTheir WatchedTheir ratchedTheir
Their Flocks by b Night Nh 1 Whitney WhitneyAdeste WhitneyAdeste Vhltn4r Vhltn4rJdHte
Adeste Fkleles Seventeenth Century CenturyCarrol Centur7Carrol CenturyCarrel
Carrol Willis Vun The evening ey atnc program JMOfrraJllm prograntwill programwill
will m consist of a Christmas cantata cantataThe cantataThe cantataThe
The Nativity ay y Geibel bel and familiar familiarChristmas familiarCh familiarChristmas
Christmas Ch rItma hymns hymnsThe hymnThe hymnsThe
The choir is I composed of Mrs Clifford Cliffordsoprano ClltlonlIIOpraDO Cliffordsoprano
soprano Miss Pauline Whitaker con contralto contralto conralto ¬
tralto t A J I Hudson bass baa Ph L LScantling LScantlin LScantling
Scantling Scantlin tenor Anton Keeper violin violinMid vtoUnd viothiod
s Mid od d J Porter Laurence organist organistQuartet orxansatQuartet organistQuartet
I
Quartet Choir Program ProgramFor ProgramFor ProgramFor
For Gunton GuntoLMemorial GuntoLMemorialAt Memorial MemorialAt
At Guaton Temple Memorial emorlal Presby Presbyterian Presbyterian Presbyterlan ¬
terian Church Fourteenth and R Rstreets Rseeta Hstreets
streets the Christmas music for the themorning thernornln themornIng
morning rnornln service tomorrow tomorro will be as asfollows ailtollows asfollows
follows Organ prelude Scotson Clark Clarkanthem Clarkanthem Clarkanthem
anthem Behold I Bring Brln You Good GoodTidings GoodTldlnp GoodTidings
Tidings Glebe anthem anth m From the theEastern theEtultern theEastern
Eastern Moiintains o ntal Scbnecker offer offertory otre otretory offetory ¬
tory alto solo Christmas Christ tShelly1 tShelly1Miss Shelly ShellyMuw j jM
Miss M Hughes HughesThe HuabeMlhe HughesThe
The evening service program will be beorgan bltorpn beorgan
organ prelude anthem It Came Upon Uponthe Vponthe Lponthe
the Midnight Udnlht Clear Scott anthem anthemWhile anthemWhile anthembVhIle
While Shepherds Watched Vatch Shackleyft Shackleyftoffertory ShackJeyoffertory Sbackleyoffertory
offertory tenor solo Night of Nights NightsVanderwaler NightsVanderwater lllrhtaVanderwaler
Vanderwaler Mr tlr Scharf ScharfThe ScharfTbe SchartThe
The music will iU be rendered rendere by a quar quartet quartet quartet ¬
tet choir as follows Mrs Ir 1rs E D An Anderson AndentOn Anderson ¬
derson soprano Miss Lydia Hugh Hughalto HUlIhalt Hughaiti
alto alt George Geor e Scharf Schar tenor George Geor < < e A APrevost APrevost APrevost
Prevost bass and Mrs Grace D Jack Jackson JackBon JackIon ¬
son organist organistTwo or organistTwo < < nlat nlatTwo
Two Special Programs ProgramsFor ProgramsFor
For Eastern Presbyterian PresbyterianThe
The Christmas music at Eastern KasternPresbyterian Ea EasternPresbyterian tern ternPreabyterian
Presbyterian Church for the morning morningservice momingIl morningaervlce
service Il rvIce at 11 oclock will be as follow followdThe followThe followsThe
The Infant King Neldllnger Te TeDeum TeDeum ToDeum
Deum Buck offertory soprano solo solofrom 8010trom solofrom
from Merstah Rejoice Miss Han Hansen Hanaen Hanlea
lea senFor
For the evening service at 790 oclock oclockthe oclockthe oclockthe
the program will be And AndThere There Were WereShepherd WereShepherds WereShepherds
Shepherds Schnecker All Hall HallMelville HaIlMelville HallMelville
Melville for or offertory ortertor contralto solo soloChrist soloChrist solcChrist
Christ Is Born Develgn DeveI Miss 111 Gulick GulickThe GuJi GulikThe k kThe
The quartet is l composed of tne fol following following ol ollowing ¬
lowing Miss WI Bertha Hanson soprano sopranoMiss sopranoU
Miss U Estelle Gulick contralto William WilliamS WilliamS VHllamS
S Douglass tenor Ruasel G Abbott Abbottbaritone Abbottbaritone Abbottbaritone
baritone Miss Nellie M Sacrey Sacrt > y organ organist orglnlat organlet ¬
lat and Mrs Mm Betts director directorFfrst directorBEEGHAMJS
BEEGHAMJS Tho
UUh U Ffrst FiBr FIitThIg Thing ng
PILLS lifl Sn Intho the theThe
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i EPISCOPAL EPISCOPALOrgan EPISCOPALOrgan EPISCOPALOrgan
Organ Recital Begins BeginsService BeginsService BeginsService
Service at St Pauls PaulsSunday PaulsSunda PaulsSunday
Sunday Sunda evening a special service servl o will willbe wille 111 111be
be b e given at St Pauls Episcopal Church ChurchTwnotythlrd ChurchTwnetthlr ChurchTwnotythlrd
Twnotythlrd Twnetthlr street northwest and will willconsist willI willonsist
consist c of an organ recital beginning at atl
I 71 7 115 l sharp followed by n Christmas Christmasservice Christmasservice Christmaservice
service s of carols and anthems The Thechoir Thechoir
choir c hoir has made remarkable progress pro progressuring < < re reI
I during d uring the past few months and Mr
Priest Prle t has proved himself thoroughly ihoroughsy ihoroughsyapable horougluYcapable
I capable c as a anprganst an rSLlnI8t and choir trainer trainerRyland trainerRyland trainerRyland
Ryland Church Choir Choirin Choirin Choirin
in Solos and Quartets QuartetsAt
At Ryland M I E Church Tenth and andD andD andD
D streets southwest Sunday the even evenIng ovenIng evenag
Ing l ag service rvl will be a sacred concert by
the th t he choir and the th following anthamt anthamtwill anthemlwill anthemtwill
will be rung Arise JrieeShinc Shine by MaLer
Our Great Deliverer Deliveme by b Danks The
Shepherds by Herbert trio Praise
Ye Attila by Verdi VerdiThe VerdiThe
The following are the soloists Mrs
Milton Odell Miss Bisa Sweet Mrs Mr
J H Brewer Miss Florence Cornwall Co rn a 11
< K s M Hall George G OrgO Lawrence and J H
Cathell Organist Miss Sadie B White
director dlr d ctor E H Hall HallThere HallThere HallThere
There will be quartets as follows
Jesus Lover of My Soul by Wit Wit1am VII ¬
liams 1 1am And There Were Shepherds by
Millard MillardMETHODIST MillardMETHODIST MillardMETHODIST
METHODIST EPISCOPAL EPISCOPALMorning EPISCOPALMorning EPISCOPALMorning
Morning and Evening EveningMusic EveningMusic EveningMusic
Music at atFoundry Foundry Chtrch ChtrchAt
At Foundry M r E Church Sixteenth Sixteenthand Sbteenthand Sixteenthnd
and a nd Church
streets the
following sum numbers nUftDertJ sumore ¬
bers b ore will be
sung at the morning ser service Hrvlee eecice ¬
vice v ice
iceBreak
Break Forth Into Joy Ambrose AmbroseChristmas AmbroeeChrtatmu AmbroseChrIstntas
Christmas Shelley solo by Mr Law Lawson LawliOn Lawon
son s on
sonA onA
A choral service will be given in the theevening theevening thevening
evening e yrhen the program will 111 be as asollows
follows Collo f Organ voluntary YOluntar Angels from rom
the th t he Reni of Glory Lansing The Th
Good Shepherd Barrl solo oIo by Mr
Moaner It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear Schneeker The Birthday Dlrthda of a
King Neidlinger solo by Mrs Irs Char Charotte ¬
lotte lott l otte Uppttt Nazareth BuckGounod BuckGounodoffertory BuckGounodoffertory
offertory O The Birth of Christ Tiptoe Ttptonsok TIItOnsolo Tiptoeolo
solo s olo > by Mrs Irs Swett Star of the
Orient Shelley Shell t solo by Mr Lawson
Sing Sln 0 Heaven Tours ToursII ToursH ToursH
H L 1 L Amiss Ami is I organist and the Quar Quartet quartet quaret ¬
tet L et is composed compo OO of o Mrs Otis D Swett Swettsoprano SwettIIOprano Swettoprano
soprano s Mrs Charlotte Uppttt con contralto contralto conralto ¬
tralto t Alexander Mosher tenor and
Herbert D I Lawi L Lawson < t wlOn on basso and director directorMETHODIST directorMETHODIST directorMETHODIST
METHODIST PROTEST PROTESTANT PROTESTANT PROTESTANT ¬
ANT ANTTwo ANTTvo ANTTwo
Two Programs by Choir Choirat Choirat ChoiratNorth
at atNorth North Carolina M P PThe PThe PThe
The Sunday programs of Christmas Christmasmusic Chrtatmasmuetc Christmasmusic
music at North Carolina M P Church Churchunder Churchunder Churchunder
under the direction of Organist C CchOisld V v
ScnofteJd will m be as follows followsThe i iTha i
The morning program prograJftSweet Sweet Chrfcf Chrfcfmas chtfSlmpera Chrf4
mas Simpers by choir soprano sopranoJua sopranoJesus sdlo sdloJesus
Jesus Was W a Baby Bfb Scholielil by Miss MissSue MI MISue MissSue
Sue Hess Hark the Herald Angels
Sing Towne To ne by choir holr
Evening Eventn programGlory programO ory to the New
Born King Towne by choir soprano
solo olo Bright In the East Hanscom
by Ml Miss ifary Mary Iary A Dod Dodge e soprano SS25 SS25E solo
Bethlhen Drulaer DresserS b by MISS Ada III
Filer Joy to ti te World orld Schnecker
choir choirFARMERS choirFARMERS
FARMERS TRY WAR WARWHEN AR ARWHEN
WHEN PEACE E FAILS FtSLOCKPORT FAILSLOCKPORT FAILSLOCKPORT
LOCKPORT N Y Dec 21A gang
of fanners armed with pitchforks and andpuns ant antguna andguns
puns have held up work on the trans transmission tralUlmlulon transmIssiofl ¬
mission line of the Niagara Iagara Lockport Lockportand Lockportand Lockportnod
and Ontario Power Company near here herewhile herewhile herewhile
while the
workmen were engaged in
building fences separating the transmis transmisfc
alon 1on line property from the farm lands
The farmers declar declare that they gave
the t Ime compan company deeds to a strip of land
too vO fc feet wide but that the company is
endeavoring tq steal more land by b plac I
ing I ng the fences on the farm arm lands r re j I Igardiess
gardlesg of the dividing line
The farmers held that they could not I
get satisfaction by peaceful methods meth ds
and accordingly organized at a farm ¬
house and drove to the scene of oper ¬
ations In a hay wagon wagonThe wagonThe agon agonThe
The workmen sneered at the farmers farmersand farmtrsand farmersand
and continued operations Then a bat ¬
tle t ie started Guns were VerI fired and the theworklngmen theworklngmen
worklngmen becoming frightened ran J
away aW8 The differences will be settled
9 LUTHERAN LUTHERANProgram LUTHERANProgram LUTHERANProgram
Program for the Choir Choirat Choirat Choirat
at Lutheran Memorial MemorialThe
The choir of Lutheran Memorial MemorialChurch 11em8rl MemorialChurch 1 1Church
Church will viil render the following pro program proJlftlm program ¬
gram af Christmas Chri tmu music under the th di direction direction dlreetlon ¬
rection of T B l Eub Emesby asby with Miss lla llaC 1I0C llaC
C Butler qUr presiding at the organ organThere orpnThere organThere
There Were Shepherds Abiding in inthe Inthe inthe
the Field Fi FieldTit d Vincent VincentThe VincentThe
The Glad Tidings Tklln TidingsBrewer TidingsBrewerBehold Brewer BrewerBehold BrcwerBehold
Behold I Bring You Good Tld TldIngs Tidings rldIngB
Ings G GIIbe GIIbeChrlstlna GbeChristmas be beChristmas
Christmas Awake A wak a Schnecker SchneckerThere SehneckerThere SebneckerThere
There Were Vtft Shepherds Buck BuckFestival BlickFetiUval BuckFestival
Festival Gloria Patrl PatrWhitlleltl PatrWhitlleltlTone Whltflrtd WhltflrtdTone hltfteld hltfteldTone
Tone Poem a Feature Featureat
at St Pauls Lutheran LutheranTomorrow LutheranTomorrow LutheranTomorrow
Tomorrow at St Pauls English Lu Lutheran Lutheran Lutheran ¬
theran Church the quartet will sing singBucks singDucks singBucks
Bucks festival Te Deem In B minor minorSing minorSIJl30 minorSing
Sing SIJl30 O Heavens by Tours Tou and 0 OHoly 0Holy 0lIoly
Holy Night by Adam The trio for forsoprano or orsoprano
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today is that of the disestablishment disestablishmentof d1se
of the h Roman Catholic Church In InFrance InFrance InFrance
France The District Public Library of offers otfers offern
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portant books and recent rec nt magazine ar articles lirUcle arUclee
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J E C Bodley and Paul Sabatier Sabatlerand Sabatlerandthe
the series rie of articles by b Max Turmann Turmannin
in the Catholic World WorldAnderson WorldAnderson Vorld VorldAndfraon
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Church and French polities Review of ofReviews 01 01reeviewa
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Church and a state in France po Independ Independent Independent indopuiedciii ¬
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Age V24 V24k P25S January 27 1 I IDisestablishment 301 301Disestablishment toI toIDllldtabUshment
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sequence uenc Contemporary Review VM VMp576 V Vf57 VJ VJp5
p576 f57 p5 October IttM IttMDisestablishment 1904DI 1041iseatabllshment
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The suggestion that certain facts be beadmitted hea4mltlfd beadmitted I
admitted to the board of arbitration ap appointed appointed appointed ¬
pointed to settle the dispute dl pute between the themaster tlteJ theenactor
master J ater plumbers and the Journeymen Journeymenwhile 1ourn8Jlft8ftwtlle 3ourneylnenwltile
while accepted by 7 the master mu r plumb plumbers Jlumbe plumbera ¬
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men m n who yesterday not notifted I tied their coun counsel COlInNt couneel ¬
eel Stuart uart McXamara e aman that they want wanted wanted wanted ¬
ed the board to hear the evidence evl ee on all allquestions allqueeUon allquestions
questions This will delay a final set settlement netUement et etUement ¬
Uement as it will necessitate nec tAte the examl examination examlnaUon examlnation ¬
nation of witnesses Both sides Ides to the thearbitration theuTbtraUon thearbitration
arbitration have agreed a reed to abide a ab4d by the theaward tlteard theaward
award of the th board boardThe boardThe boardThe
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the attorneys > > a hearing early next lIuteek nextweek < xt xtweek
week weekCommissioner weekSAIIGEMT eek eekSARGENT
SARGENT Will 1L REACH REACHWASHINGTON 1EA 1EACommissioner
WASHINGTON MONDAY MONDAYCommlaaioner
Commissioner General of Immigration ImmigrationSargent ImmigrationSaraent Immigrationsargent
Sargent who witnessed witnessed the landing of of1IW ofI
1IW I immigrants Immi antll from the Azores at atHonolulu atHonolulu atHonolulu
Honolulu Hawaii hawaii December 1 will be behere bee behere
here e Monday The Commissioner Gen General Oeneral Geecml ¬
eral left Washington a few days after afterthe atterbe afterthe
the be election arriving in Honolulu just justtn juttime 1151time
tn time to see the ship hip enter the harbor harborwith harborwith barbelwith
with the largest number of immigrants immigrantsthat Imml immigrantsI rants rantsthat
that ever came over at one time since sinceHawaii atnceHawaii I
sinceI
Hawaii was annexed to the United UnitedStates CnltedState LnltetiStates I
States StatesNO StateNO StatesNO
NO MORE MOREYELLOW YELLOW FEVER FEVERON FEVERON FEVERON
ON THE THEISLAND ISLAND OF CUBA CUBAHAVANA CUBAHA CUBAILAVANA
HAVANA HA V ANA Dec 22 For the first time timesince timealnee timesince
since August IMS Cuba is free from fromyellow rromyellow ron ronyellow
yellow fever At this time last year yearthere Y8llrthere yesithere
there were ere twelve cases on the island islandLACKEY lalandLACKEY islndLACKEY
LACKEY LEAVES TRACTION CO COJames COJames COJames
James B Lackey Lacke secretary of the theWashington the8hlngton 1 1Vashlngton
Washington 8hlngton Railway and Electric Com Company Company Corn1ny ¬
pany has resigned re JKned his position po IUon to be become become become ¬
come secretary and business bu tnea manager managerfcr managerfor managefor
for a street railway advertising advertl lnlr com company compan ¬
pony pan with 1lb his offices in New York cornI He Hewill Hewill H Hwill I
will be succeeded by Frederick J White Whitehead Whitehead Whitehead
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I November 1904 1904Encyclical 1004Joncyclicol 1904Encyclical
Encyclical letter of o Plus X XlllOO 1900 Ameri American American Amencan ¬
can Catholic Quarterly Review April
1 1806 1806Eoluthm 101Evolution M MEvolution
Evolution of religion in France Con Contemporary ContempOrary Contemporary ¬
temporary Review V 88 p 188 1 Au August August August
gust 1S05 1S05France 1006FAnce 1906France
France and the clerical problem Scrib Scribners Scrlbners Scnlbnors
ners V 37 p I 13 January JanuliJ 100 100French 1 1French 111 111French > >
French bishops Independent V 00 p
625 March 1 1000 1000French 1006French 15OiFrench
French Protestant church after the thfcseparation thttepamUon theseparation
separation Review of Reviews Oc October October October ¬
tober 190fi p 4SO 4SOFrench 40French 4i0Frenclt
French tangle Independent September SeptemberO
20 O 1006 p 70fi 70fiHoly 700Holy
Holy See and French Nineteenth Cen Century Century Contury ¬
tury V 68 p M 6 March 1806 1806Papal 1006Paral 1900Papal
Papal aggression 8ggr Hlon in France Fortnight Fortnightly ¬
ly Review October 1DO lOOt 11 p COS COSPassive OO OOPas 00Passive
Passive Pas lve resistance in France Indepen Independent Independent Independent ¬
dent October 4 1 1 lfOO 6 p 77Bi 77BiReligious 716Religious 776kReligious
Religious events in France Contemp Contemporary Contamporary Contemporary ¬
orary Review V Vit M i Ii > 472 041 4 April April1D06
1006 1D06Religious 1006Rellglou8 1006Religious
Religious events In France Paul Saba Sabatler Sabatier SabaContemporary
tier Contemporary Review July JulyReligious
100 100Religious 1100Religtovs
Religious situation In France American AmericanCatholic AmericanCatholic AmericanCatholic
Catholic Quarterly Review October Octobericoa Octc Octoer73I er erloott
icoa p 71 71Max 73IMax iaIMax
Max Turmanns Review ReviewReligious ReviewRelitous ReviewReligious
Religious situation in France Max lax rur Turmann rurmann rurmann
mann Catholic World August Augu AugustNo AugustNoveinber tNo tNovember No November ¬
vember lOW lOWReply 1 1ReplY 1000Reply
Reply of the th Bishops BIhv American Catho Catholic Catholie Catholie ¬
lie Quarterly Review October WOO 190Gpc 1906JY
pc 1 751 751Revocation 751ItovoeaUon 7IRevocation
Revocation of the concordat Indepen Independent Independent ¬
dent V M 8 p 47 7 March 2 1905 1905Riots 190 190Riots hoRiots
Riots in French churches Independent IndependentV
V 60 p 306 February 3 180 180Separation 1901 1901Separation 9041 9041Separa
Separation Separa on law disadvantages and aD ad advantages HI HIvanta advantages ¬
vantages vanta < < e Outlook October Octt 5ft 1SOC 1SOCSeparation 19OCp 19OCSeparation 1900p
p 01 01SeparatIon
Separation of church rend State In InFranc InFrance inFrance
Franc France American CatlvMc Quarterly QuarterlyRevtew QuarterlyReview
Review July 19W 100 p pSeparation pSeparation 4IL 4ILSeparation <
Separation of church and State in inf in1rsnce
France Nineteenth Cemury V 5 p pMay
1 f May fltY 1S06 1S06Separation 106Separation
Separation of f church and State in inThird InFranee InPrance
Prance World or1d Today September > ptembr 1 1Thlni 1906 1906Third
Third republic and French Catholicism CatholicismIndependent CathlIcssmIJp cathllciemJjdendent
IJp Independent penaent V 52 r p 4 444 February FebruaryTllES
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SAN FRANCISCO FRA CISCO Dec D 22 2Lnlted 2LnltedStates United UnitedStates CnltedStatell
States Circuit Judge Morrow has hasgranted hasranted hasgranted
granted ranted a temporary Injunction prevent preventing prevEntInK preventIng ¬
ing miners and those holding leases on oncompany oncomJMkn oncompany
company property at Goldfield Gold eld from re removing removing removing ¬
moving from tr > m mines rich ore oreIt oreIt oreIt
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not less Je than tlOGOd no COO worth of ore a a daY dajris daYis dayis
is being stolen from the Mohawk mine mineBERLIN mineEVENING mineEVEMID
EVENING DRESS A BORE BORETO BURETO
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BERLIN BERLI Dec 22 22Members Members of o the thecity thecity thecity
city council have expressed expres ed dissatisfac dissatisfaction dlSllaUsCacUon diseatisfactioii ¬
tion that they should be expected to don doni donevenln donevening
i evening evenln dress dre s to greet royal visitors at atthe atthe atthe
the Bradenburg gate They say the thepeople thepeople thepeople
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years asserting rUng that the Kaiser Is dic dictating dictating dietating ¬
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