Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1892, Page 3

- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. -D.- c./MONDAY, é . : From the Dear Old Saint to| This year he did the same thing and asacon-| sat down in the Library of bie ice palace, sf gy Coen tar sequence hundreds and hundreds of the wee | put a new pen in hie favorite Pronger Seats Cees 2:2 2 tremendons quantity ot ee ee ee nessa ced ae ee ee ee et eels a Wade des es) ee MoGiynn, for the firet time etter writing this Chgixtmun, he hasn't nice letter. Of course, he couldn't write « dif- | over the desk and wrote the following highly if ing ti Fee tra L ould take | appropriate jingle. Then he called upon his | *%¢ther beautiful memory tucked away in their | in over five years, celebrated mass * that I any. I haven't: heard of any growled even once at the great amount of extra rent le’ i " | little heads to with them all little attached labor ix correspondence brongiat him. Prior | too mach time to send every “chick” an orig- | aasitanta to reproduce a sufficient number of | Thefr Cheistonns hee Ct butte ae jeasiora § de onre Dies wena ‘ieoae ee ee to last year he had only writien to « few of the | inal and individual poem. copies and mail them. And that's how the let-| the library was a great show. None of the | | ewis ‘be officiated. The | won teresting 3 year also falli Sunda: afair. He reviews the calling out of the nen, . Ss siced Hi» plan was the same as that which worked | ters were written and distributed. Here isa labor of providing it was lott, although it was avennes, Brooklyn, be 0! 3 img ou Sunday. troopa, little ones, but when Tux Stan asked him to P er pats . too bad that little Marthena could not be time was 7 o'clock and the only witness was | Three Interesting Bouts to Be Held by the |” Gen, Swain has had a remarkable history. | the concentravion nest the stem of trouble eed) feply te every nove sent bim by s child,he | eo successfully a year ago. He w: unt copy epistie: Present after all ber joyful entiefpations of Peter Ricard, a young acolyte, who uttered the Coney Island Athletic Club. | He began life after leaving erbool as an appren-| the *ccess of the movement. Gen. Snowden a * aimee . San eras going to'be. t 4 o'clock the Presi- responses. ‘ ‘The contests of the Coney Island Athletic | tice im a printing office in 1834. Horece | eay+ “There ts no doubt het the presence Ys scot ed ia ee eect oF fee Rowrabeld wat | Only afew of Ils most intimate friends knew | CiUb, to be held on Wednesday night,promitet0 | Greeley worked with bin’ Later tien, Seats |e Giveimbled im the library when Bexjamin and i bn wen. polng. 0 wad not all of them | be very interesting. ‘Three bouts are or the ang Wy, ery came in, tdo, with their governess, | bille—one of eight and one of ten rounds, while | Gissoiwed Mr. Greeiey went into partnership, but | an Fraulein Hempe. The little ones carried ow hits Amiel ae aah otk Se ake AA oe ah r to ench one, because it The couple were married on | mitted bis annosl report to theadjotemt general. Christmas evening, 1842, Christmas in that | Considerable space is devoted to the Bomestend nee in 1540. The firm was known as/ the «inte, perhaps the country et large, from their program to the letter. Mary recited “ery | Churcher had bees mectioned. Others tt ich | Horace Greeley & Co. They started the Log | disturbances such as we have not beretotere geetly and reverently, the invocation to tbe | that “he. would a wremarr ene here bad .*! weight championship of the world, in which | Cohin and were co-editors of it, witreosed, and the first brigade contributed ite (Bret child. “Denfamin’s part was to oakenich | John the Baptist, They fixed the hour at 4 | Billy Plimmer of England and Joe McGrath of | “Wren the Tyamunr war started Gen, Swain | ful! bore. ayy anode my mtr tive, | O'clock, when the first high mase began, and at | Ireland will participate. The meeting of these continaed with Mr Greeley and then left to go ching to the service at Homestesd, be o,f egw since phir cc doe} that hour the edifice was crowded. | well-known pugilists will doubtless result ina | into the printing business. He opened an office | says “The faith of i oited by 3d ap a th rod \ aners £ vibe y | was no Dr. McGlynn. bard fight Both men ere in prime shape and | #t the corner of Barciay and Greenwich streets, socia! might well be dou! aby op sag oof el oie at | A thin mist of snow was falli acne Sap naind anh mined as possible. Ne* York. Gen. Swain soor drifted back inte | eper Grelings and then the fan begun. chil yeGiynn ‘left hie residence enveloped —_ they | Uterary work and edited the life and letters of dren's presents wou ve at s toy sop. | heavy overcoat, buttoned up to his | There is little chance of eithér quitting, as they | Henry Clay. He came to Sing Sing —— ey | he Would conceal his ident ty. Tt wae | are very game little fighters. jt 1843. He purchased the Hudson River | to P —_ os PI r ae gers _ 4 better dis. | Little after 6 o'clock, and made his | _McGrat basa full list of victories tohis Chronicle from Edward G. Sutherland and «, ary manchinery for the wider aod better die-| swiftly to the college. dai swans leredit. His first battle of rote was in April, | €dited and published it anti! 1849, when be re- |]. crowds assembled seminstion of fdeas, Mary bugs | anewer to his eammons, 1889,when he bested Bob Otway in four rounda, | turned to the 7 t : mptly @iapersed, but Two montbs later he knocked out Owen reader, from which pout d insult heaped apon geek Ae AN yo é ber motherly arms some lovely doll babies. | ofa Bek Ny VAR Vw Hi Marthena received a great pile of presents and | Hartnett, Mooesy th five rennésané To 7 : j i ; m Waiker in seven. | editor. oe affronte wore borne panko? RwndeeR Mountain {Mej, "ere carried in to ber room, where the istter nad been During Peter Jackson's. vist to Dublin the | Duting his connection with the Tribune a! ata sackn tant — - auva CLAUS, jo fever tomed sufferer could not enjoy er ~ . ‘ )> : Yuet on a pecking chi will otian ane: dome ber y y nnouncement of | colored boxer offered a belt for competitin. sprung’ up between Gen. ZERO LAND, Little Benjamin and Mary had the great pleas- | Dif Festoration and had offered him the use of | It was won by McGrath, who defeated Pred Swain and Henry J. Reymond. Whee the S l- ure of delivering to all the facnily tse preeents | we.seminary, Barr in the finals in 13¢ rounds. York Times was star: . Rarmond made! ° * | thet wore exchanged between the toeuhbere of |», O2 Saturday the létter had left at the After his entrance ip the ring McGrath won | Gen. Swain the oi tor. He comtinued with pri rival at Homestead, but doubte af 5 CAE pee 1892 the eee eed Det eeD, the oer cr | the vestments which he had last worn in St. eight championship of Ireland | the Times in different capaciticnunti Me. Ray-| fhe sheriff could have reined «pose equal im > Aare 20 lB9. rl pon APR rte Bo potted, the | Stephen's Ci ureb. | Thess he soe arenes jack Hackett of Dublin in twol ve mond died. a Or physique to the an. & y iy. gave Hacket force sent there would invited mansion & souvenir ae ate the for a big vackey | Tete © number of other clergymen. The ." now eo exten- | conflict and ended in that wbich the’ 4 and for all the womankind and the single men | Nev. Father Hartnett w y ured. and fora time was the Albany cor- the iret place, sending overwhelming Z : rood gahed pre hy mre ig rp meee was still five rounds, Alf Buckingham, also ' respondent of the ‘Times, During the “Pre- | number Vy Ain L006 * i in . of London, in seventeen rounds; ‘om Vance of mont campaign” im 1858 be started the Free | ty See connection it may be of interest to state that ’ THE IAMS EPisODE. most of the men who received last Christmas | 7’ deen wasigned to Belfast twonty-one and a-baif rounds, and Bill Staie Advocate, a political paper. ‘Thie was fol- | Of the Iam: The Lhe ‘ ° from Mra: Harteoe the saa gift ant slee a Abbott of Englandin two minutes. This battle lowed by another venture, the Albany States | edmirable Srsceived sill handkerchief have them warefully put | © inary, | was for the championship under prize-ring man. | mulitery spirit displayed by all the troops, 8,615 Ceo pre Bacup predeante eerste een ted ales of the turf in Curragh Camp, Kildare, | | Tn 1860 he came to Basbingtonsscorreayond- in number, wee kept up throughout except by J. : ‘ 2 a Gktrcnna el'the Wate reece at The only bantam who bas been able to hold ent at the national capital for the New York | one 1m Pune bce for Ban you me 7hP have Scheel, mth Near tke tktas teak lee his own with McGrath was Alf Gunning of | 7imes. While at Washington be became close! ‘A an angel . London, who fought a fifteen-round draw | related to President Lincoln, and was one of there for the Harrison re Joined htm ax | S24 10, the morning the rays of the | battle. In this fight McGrath showed he had the President's warmest friends, In 1861 he BSAA Hype ell omy wet bn a Tare, You Can gucer, bers of the President's fam 7 o'clock dinner, at which the customary deli- candles lent an unusual sir of sol-| lots of.sand.’ Gunning, who was fully twelve | Taised a body of cavalry known as Scott's 900, | ( = ~ Tani The doctor paused on the threshold | pounds heavier than McGrath, had all the best and was chosen colonel of that bedy and went GR 5 peer Were Sere, ise ORF would LSTOIPeee | of divs Coes antl with tear Mlusashd Gyan tecied | 30 Tri - of the first ten rounds, but the Irich lad stuck | tothe front in command Ir 1845 he was on Lo pie Little Tratel ant Marry aut Mees : Sen are Cake Pte Nha pet Weekece ret | sos picture It was aot ibe to hit work, and after one of the best contested Gov. Fenton's staf, and from this earned bis West ont fer ngsed eee wae: peamen ss or was there even altar rail--an | fights in Ireland the referee declared the battl | tttept generat Li. a : 8 oblong room, scarcely more forty feet long | draw. jm. Swain was the first man who sent ra Khe rec/ Oe Be fpB P asaasie’ i oneer The only cabinet family who enjoyed the de-/ and about twenty across, one single paseage-| Plimmer ts well known to the followers of dummy dispatches over the telegraph wire in lehte of « Christmas tree was that of Secretary | way up the center and half a dozen pews ranged | ring evente on this@ide of the water. He won | order to bold it for ‘his exclusive’ ove anal tone Ay fobtay Fou a) my CeeS Row pe ae and Mra, Eikins. Theit housefnl of boys and | on either aide. the title of bantam champion by defeating Tom shut out other correspondents This occurred charming little daughter, Misa Katherine, had a ONLY oNz avpiToR. Kelly, the Harlem Spider, in, nine rounds, He | while be war connected ith the Zridune, the extreme measures, if neces was bo: Rorgeously arrayed tree and lote of fun around! 7, 9, di rn on February 9, 1869, and bis fighting, occasion being the opening of the Erie railroad ¥, wpon the spot; in fac officer fail: a. ae: = a ae i “esterday morning they went up to Lieut. | ,,7B¢ wali Trae TL Teak oth eee cee mr | calaes Digan ahenleady aba” The Armaments | Gesuge ts Deonet nae oe Bayard Taylor | to reproee muticy to Mable 8 a encore pemaee, Utendece, (Llrure, Cand wot ¢ | Brown's house to sep the tree that Mra. Brown | Me cross. Even if it wae not st Stephen's / 9, down before Plimmer was Jack Shannon, «| were Sork! 4 there was but one | Jams would not explain so for bis 423 . : : Bad made beautiful for the delectation of her | Church it served as good « purpose, and at that | fellow towneman,who was knocked outin thirty | wire available for pres “matter, Gen, Seats | Lan, “owld hot explain or apologise Cf Cher ailione henete EP thay Leto 6 be heard baby daughter. moment the little Sie in the seminary of St. | minutes. Plimmer then won the Willington | saw that unless something was done they might | enforce diseipli Mr. Saavedra of the Spantsh legatton will be | John's College seemed to him bigger than the | competition by defeating Charley Sallade, who | be shut out, and in order to hold the wire be | lay tor a cuter umectat eee might bev es es i - = dost t th ft Miss De Valle and | Universe. He stood fully five minutes in con-| was considered the best man at his weight in | gave the operator a copy of the Bible to send. Jams the most ext: tence, and Zak on her Chal ales (Miy wrth. <f, Cs clear) the Marquis Arguadien, at St. Patrick's Cathe-| Yemplation, and Just then the strains of “Adeste | Birmingham, His frat battle forastake mee vith | The open at cece ees aa | 08 stion with Col Machinn Col Sipeater Aral in New York on January 21. The young | Fideles"’ came floating in from the larger edi- | Chappie Moran, whom he disposed of in thre | know what part of it to wwnd. He war told to. tmereet the man @ penalty of which the Ps Pe De Of + z . : couple will «pend most of their time at their | fice outside, | Involuntarily Dr. MeGlynn took | rounds, and again im eightrounds. Jack Swee- begin at the first page and send. straight | severity bac Leen greatly overstated. If the wl —s jenny Ahrciirae* ad Moffy palace a Maacid after they go breed. up the refrain, then, recollocting himself, | ney was the next victim. He lasted four rounds, | through en, General Swain and Bayard | unishment, although often inficied im war, Masters Harvey and Edward Daw are home to | walked into the facristy and donned his vest- | and Tim Buckloy was pat to sleep in the eame | Taylor had their copy ready the Bible was in- | iyay be anid’ to be smumynal the aiveametannes - 5 tid Edward ie | ments. Five minutes later the tinkling of «| number of rounds. | terrupted long enough % d the Tribune | were extraordinary. Now that it is proper to haters are rot alloy tlie Like pot speed sea ee ae a4 Pil a bell in — college proper announced the hour : Sas went to London " ~ sage, and then the Bible was resumed. In | express an opinion, be bas no hesitation in eay- y paar: Rajat Piped ef 7 o'clock. lowing fights to his strin this way the 7ritwne secured « beat. tng that Lat accord 4 odd lism H. Daw, with the boy at thirteen; Sol Phillips, eight; Bill Moore, eight; | Raymond went to report a great celebration at | = pe more on ine Jt é Miss Alisan Wilson has returned to Washing- | begun. Tata ‘the ral of tl Charley maaatneds oo5 Jim Stevens, ey 4 my —— Rock. 2 here were no telegraph wires der magavine than a mutinesr or traitor in the - a A ton afte? an extended absence, every priest ia enti tosay three mases on | Plimmer has been in America two years, and in | in those days, and to eave time & composing franks lt was nnceaure to him out of Vc fe~ Pe Cyey Wacugh Reghatee SB chute, Mr. John F, Coyle {s recoving from a pro- | Christmas day, and Dr. McGlynn availed him- | thut time has recorded the following victories: | room was improvised ov the steamer in'whick ‘ ~ Ld lcaged ithieus af kts cenidenosin Vinaauals self of the pi ge. There was a fervor and | Matt McCarthy, Jim Watson, Spider Kelley, | the two were to return to New York. On the Bu az - Barks, es to be in Washington in a short time. | ¢*TRestness in his “Dominus Vobiscum” as bo | Jerry Barnett. way down they wrote up their story and by the Chomnty - 2008 Be, Leaves Pre Covered untk . apres o ,, | turned with outstretched hands to the body of} Plimmer has met all comers in Philadelphia, | time they both reached the pier in New York P paps Baroness Zedwitz, formerly Miss Caldwell, is | the church that was even patheti ite inten- | Paterson and Newark during the = free | the matter d locked in the forme. XL. ry rie x now in Berlin wiih her husband. sity, Even the acolyte, who i student in | months, and none of his opponents lasted These were quickly ed upon a truck and mallitg Cte Crete are ao rethanig Ge seca, Mr. Sousa Koza, the Portuguese minister; Mr. | the college, was more than ordinarily im-| over four rounds, Besides three contests, be | hurried to the office and ran off. Several ° Patenotre, the French minister, and Mr. De. | Pressed. fought an eight-round draw with Kid Hogan. | hours were thus gained tipon the other papers. = oon “ two contests which will take place before “ it eo 4 PEW avpiTons. lesser? tha huesiay igartien ue eon GERE the main event am also between clever boxers. STRUCK WITHOUT WARNING. resulting for the yi . The first mass over, he began the celebration | ‘The first will be between Hughy Dovle of Elize- va NING. aan ee . Chan LAK of. Cha glee Mire nll Jrsacrtly be, Roza was the guest of honor ata dinner party | or. second one, and at that point four or five | beth and Connie Sullivan of New York. They | Electric Linemen at Toledo Cause Consider- on the ALpeong ? rT v4 Job vi . rr 4 Pay Come aud Le ktneone Pee e Ree, River PY Mis dome Rovinech | rans) Gaels Thay oe et kis sesame fight at 105 pounds. After this conte aes Caehadien ead teaisamena The Misses Huyck will give a luncheon on relatives and one prominent member of his old | Billy Leedon of Philadelphia will try conclu- lz Thureday in honor of Miss Harwood of Balti- sae 7 of : Half of the men connected with the electric wren y a wnnT brig bunclene Sf oy i more and Miss Hasletine of thle cit eases aeepie ee Inter bas’ Deon ‘subetisnied fa Feat’ MoGets| Moteen's malon ct Selede track aS elect 7 Representative and Mre. Tom L, Johnson | conclusion he began the third one. a place. Saturday afrnooa. There had been no warn- hh f- Po a “ : : have cards out for areceptionon Thursday | no music of any kind. It was nearly 8: Qe Gs oa ing and great confusion and excitement werethe | 4” explosion occurred at 11 o'clock Saturday Yr eet dan his ant hed wort Lniger SLU evening, January 5, to meet Mr. and Mrs. John | o'clock when the services were finally con- HERZ WAS WITHOUT HEART. rerult, The union includes the linemen on | Bight outside of the detective effice in Exchange ~ e F. Whitelaw and Miss Marable. cluded, and then Dr. McGlynn looked as if he ES POTTS both of the strect car «ystems, the Toledo | court in Dublin. Detective Siunott, who was " = : . ni 2 did not k eth “s The American Who Hounded Baron de | ™ y (fore AB? base hafpperitae apruge fim gorrunill, dctasirce seen cae eee P| caeoe oy Samet nee i means taps Soueme tot" Wem L : cdl hagas e patter ‘Once again in street attire he passed from the| A Paris cable to the New York Sun A| Electric Company. The Westera Union and Vk enhirt, Lean Mr. Metzger has accepted » position with the | little chapel out again into the corridor. and for | story without parallel in standard fiction was | Postal Telegraph and Central Telephone com- yY mpenerongs GF ‘ Unica ‘Trost Compan, e second time recelved the congratulations of | 2.01” {Tine Te correspondent of the Sun by | Panies’ linemen, although members of the passing at the time, was killed. The scene of the explosion is near the city hall and not far from Dublin Castle. The detective office, kiown as “G” division of police : \ the other clergymen, who seemed ach, : - quar court, La mw Catt LA. a Se Dr. Thomas Owen is settled in his new home, | asrected. The) Rev. Father i lartuote. gpa} prominent banker today in explanation of the | Uion, refused to join the strike, a aa = ats ~y es Exchat “ . ot y ane ke teal fone anyee 1203 New Harapthire avenue. Mrs. Owen will | him to have breakfast in the collewe, but Dr. | series of eventa which bave culminated in the | The first intimation of wrong was when the ery _— ~ —_ Z : a S . are on eae ee January 1. MeGigas eta One of the firstto mect| prevent crisis. Although the astounding | City was suddenly plunged into darkness, The | fares of _ = a Became. ota ant act Lae to ewciih 7, PT - irs, Chamberlin and the Misses Chamberlin | bi residence w orter. tive bears inherent evidence of truth and|*t*eets were jammed with people, who were | ™*ny people ia the streets at the time, the hour , . CP penke FOL, S fart are pleasantly settled at 2192 L street. ee ee een ates Giictiy siucuan (is canta apes celebrating, Christmas, and, a8 the light fated Boing hein, Ghompertet the anphedien anes cs Lhe a Mrs. Minckwitz and her sister, Mrs. Merrill, | . , to return after @ few minutes of waiting, intense excitement, Many persons recalled ett done for othire ES phadtene Ke Aear7- have removed from 17th street to 2125 L street. | 4,{00h,, 1 ofteated tne long diese aseen the | comntey, B besiiats 10 ake it public in fall de~ | sact that there had been trouble gradually’ be- | attempt to blow up Dublin Castle on Desember tail beoause it involves great names and reputae * Samuel J. Randall with ber con, Samuel | Dr. MeGlyon spent a quiet day. He saw n0| tions, which cust eet be lightly samc iicemed topes moving mase of humanity | 1 Inst, and thought that another effort had 4 Levkf hat A ‘i been made to accomplixh ate destruction. termank forrewkhere else haw erecrredl. Se Gaaghter, Mra, Charice ©. Lancaster, 1489 | clergyaven Phocalled uoce bine + TUBE Of | requires few words to outline the main features | ‘The police department was doubled up and | P&P, made to accomplink at destruction. ri ma. merchants | proceeded to have their stores| the window of the room of the chief of the de- aS & - : Q street. Mrs. Randall ts residing at Beth-| A delegation of Dr. McGlynn’s New York ad-| Of this terrific dra: ‘tched. horoughly than ever. ‘The pec- | t2¢ a “ Et bath ES és placa L vd. Lt Ce lebem, Pa., to be nar her vou, who is a student | mirere gave Lim Christmas purse of $2,000, | It will be remembered tn connection with | Miu ct iat corial ae iets beeen, one ee end tis 2 ee ee FD oo a at Lehigh University. What his future course will be isa matter of | Baron Keinach’s death that it was said that the | Convinced that there would be me’ tore for | heen cocthncl uit 0 anton Minams, ank Gap ep Mrs. Cable will givea luncheon on the coming | coniccture. After he bas made the reparation | principal documents during the distribution of | tiem to seo down wwa until morning. A rush bave resumed his duties on Christmas day. All 2 aH fray Lert Cnglect Ltzt Lp, Arenchunig C you ms Thursday, The tnvitations for the first of the | Teduired in lis submission it ts Likely that be | vast Panama corruption funds had been stolen. | wis wade for the eirect cara, wlet i was NO-| the windows in the vicinity were shattered by 4 : ill leave New York for some other diocese. | These dangerous papers have for along time ’ Bachelors’ germans are now out. It will be| ¥ 4 - ticed that uot one was running. ‘The cars bad | ue explosion. ‘The gas and electric lights were Yo eee Le I 1 * 2 held at the Rifles’ Hall ou Wednesday. January 4. ADDRESS AT COOPER UNTO: been ip the possession of Cornelius Herz, now | stopped soon after the lights went out. All of | te cxPlosion, The g 4 ow LE KA ae St, The governors of the Country Club will give| _ The greatest meeting which the Anti-Poverty |} ow'so prominentiy before the public in con. | ‘%® Companies promptly sent out their wagons | “Toe suthoritice are making © rigid investign- a Towth - ' ’ @ dance on next Friday night, Society has ever held took place last night in| nection with Panama affairs, ra esp ara from the cars to eee what | gion. . ae 4 c. yt - Miss Clara L, Davie of Long Branch 1s visit- | Cooper Union, New York, Dr. MeGlynn had| | It is now suid that Herz’s connection with | ""T,.0y aret foand the street car trolley wi The first reports thet the explosion wane - ing Miss Cora Troxell. been announced to deliver a lecture on the | Reinach has been that of a blackmailcr. It is| gt the foot of Summit sirvet hanewe te the S Se eet & eee hat significance of Christmas, That was a week | explained that Herz gained possession of the | round. ‘They bad been ent off clot tothe a apeetn Oak Oe = feare = : Mrs. A. Miller and daughter of 183 12th street, : ines | £ joe Leet oS, ss ; |ago, but in the meantime Dr. MeGlynn had | documents several vears ago, and has ever since | ag 8 ? 4e, northeast will spend the holidays in Fredericks- | 1%. eeu soe i ibute a ch. ‘Tho | Pridge aud were hanging in such « manner 2 . been restored to the priesthood by the decision | levied gigantic tribute upon Reinach. The | that life in danger in case any one came in | terday people from all parts of the | ot Mgr. Satolli, and the lecture became a | amount extorted, up to the time of the baron’s | Contact with thew | sermon and the ordinary Sunday night gather-| death, is placed at no less than 10,000,000 Further search showed that wires had been | ing became a triumphal ovation. It was shortly | francs. Ising villages gathered in crowds whe YE get £ burg with friends, | Immediately after the explosion some cutin various places in the suburbs of the city. | trough the cit : wan passing "he rng frack and SH Load A ord elee> K, Mra, A. D. Ensign of! Fowlerville, N. a ; 5 ) iS Mi zie L. Russ of York, after 8 o'clock when Dr. McGlynn stepped upon | When the rumors of the Panama corraption | (0170, *arions Place nected by the limited - ht have sitar stay fen Bho Sf ont anny. ate tho guests of Mr. and Mrs, Walter E. | the platform. began to be pubiicly discussed six wecks ng0 | force on bund the strikers wend. Cee eed | Mor time of the explosion, bad been Wright, 1005 Massachusetts avenue northeast. Asvoon us the large audience which filled | Herz is said to have ‘made the basis for a fresh | some new p Then, to add to the confusion, | thrown to the ground and was suffering from ? Union cvught sight of his portly figure | demand for 4,000,000 francs. He threatened to | "ome new Bis Soniead shuea “ee aad Bat = a Miss Marion D. Lilley has ned from | Cooper portly fig n a ig people poured out of a hundred churches where | concussion of the brain. Several friends of Mr. Aefe Pe span 9 “ siand Ga | there was a scene of wild enthusiasm. ‘The en- | publish all his evidence in two Paris newspa-| Christman services where in progress. The | Siorley who were not informed as te his whee Y Sacer rll Ane Cares = ee Nie wee Ales of hue | tire audience rose to ite feet and cheered and | pers if the money was not paid to him. churches bad bee: to proceed withont a rah toa cee ety inquise applauded, Men and women leaped upon their | Reinach could not respond. d the thing to do was to pe 4 tents aud waved hataand handkerchief. After | Hera was inexorabie tnd increased the prea | i484 ‘hs Bula aud parsiow all oved chet city | 202" ie iujarice the first burst of enthusiaem had exhausted it- | ure. He afirmed that he could stop the threat-| (22 services. Taile ud parses all over ONLY ONE IXJURED. Staten | self tho cheering broke-out agnin, until at a | ced great exposure if his demand wore satis-| Uri veigned supresa ‘The only person severely injured was the de with his par-| motion from Dr. McGlynn it died away. After | fied. 4 0 option of Pl neutivo ube . fd Mire. Chas, F. Smith, on Capitel | the singing of « Christuas hyses By’ the nae | Re inach, in his extremity, appealed to| Wages The men schalien w A aeeli p ereptrnaripitinn at err pnceige wr Dr. MoUilyun stepped to the front of the plat- | Bouvier, ~~ ed bine the |Ce8t having submitted their proposition at | Side sires: about one Mundred yards off were Mr. William G. Randolph Lea will ne | form und said: of the assistance he had rendered him in the ‘ cee ai ee at, | thrown tothe ground, and remained unconscious RAE. Se CS enTee ee TV aces oe | ot LndcaTal peutlerana fund dace’ paces 1 | pected een mee oe Pet the eee ad toy, Pegenieed to Consider i, | (covers malwuten. "Thay ousteined only © Sow 7 ‘ wig J | feel thatI should be disappointing most | creet speech in the chamber the other da; Druiecs and waiked home. of bis mother, Mre. Louise Longstreet Les, of | ire The di ‘a bs beneed bi soctive Gianett. -_ Serie crass [reasonable expectation if I shonld proceed} The distressed baron begged him to use every ective Sinnott, Sears eit [forthwith to treat the subject that was an-| effort to prevent Herz from executing his] THE WEST HAS A BLIZZARD. gied,an armand « log batt Edith M. Peck of the pension office left | Dounced for this evening's. discourse’on inng| threats. Rouvier songht Clemencsau's® aid, a eres ar nded on the chest. He was morning to visit ber parentaat Car-| Sunday evening. Something has happened— | The latter presently reported that be could do | “Ive Stock on aches in Danger—Rall-| taken to the Jervis Street Hospital, where bis We C SHOOTING STAKS. fs pape tel +) where she intends remaining about | (‘Tyere was more applause at this point]—that | nothing. A roads i Trouble. injured limbs were amputated. He lay un~ = - parioed pidag ceennhiy eek & cele ose : . |’ Misa Peck's brother, Harry E., who | by your Tupturous applause, by the mere hint-| | When the result was made known to Reiuach | Kansas, Oklahom conscious for about twenty minutes, then be ; } 3 " an | Gasane. Fetet; Wile andl chil wees ented dt | che sive ct Gy ince tok oc haere, Eastman’s College, will also eat his ing'at it, shows that it is of no smalb impor- | be exclaimed: “I am los rerlenced a genuine blizzard yesterday which | 20d The walleof the detective fice wore Stem the currants of bis ince pies. facticueiie wae tee jon oe ee jae dinner at home. | tance to you, I have told you who for so many | A d@y or two later he was dead, whether by septal y cracked by the force of the explosion, and belerreyeas qgireareleucmnsmintesatn, sd heater” er was notified and ren. | Charming Christmas dinner was given by | years have in so goodly numbers thronged to | suicide or murder is still ‘open question. threatens not only to block railroad travel, but | or the windows and window frames were broken. Santa Clans hes turned from brill toa de- | %0- Md., they Va verdict in accordance with the evi-; Maj. and Mre. James M. | this place, not #0 much to show your devotion | Herz's pursuit of Reinach, pitiless und relent- | todo great damage to stock on the ranges south | At the spot where the infernal machine ex lid Neen Sn the holiday goede Pariat. out from the ceiling near the chimney ee er ee : houor of their gueate, Miss ( Miss | to me, greut as that was, 0 great as to touch | less for years, is describe1 as one of the cruel-| of Kansas if it continues for many hours, Sat-| ploded the flagging of the court house yard " effor extinguish the flames were fruitless, as Maas ees na vadetis Hart. ypear- | the very heart of my heart, but your devotion | €st crimes in history. He was aimost penniless | uraay night « drizzling rain began early in the | ¥8* tT8 up for severe! feet end « great bole and before belp arrived the house was in Sacre mt ——s | pera: | tow glorious ands holy cause. say it were | and without influence when Reinach made him rf hich finial: elianeh tb Geatiaid: wed in theearth. What,” mid the man who asked qnestf flames Mr. John Mooney of $616 O street dropped 5 ‘rangement of the | an injuatice to you not to note the fact that un | his protege. Today he has more than 5,000,000 | €v@ming, which contin — vlight, be first bat you wk «a man watoence whea you go te interview him In trying to save the house they could not,| dead suddenly yesterday after having pariaken bolored! Nahe wes tees afieeting: event happened somo years ago that wrought a | francs in visible property in Paris and Frank-| when it gave way to driving snow the wind of save many of their household effects, | of a hearty din: Mr. Mooney was apparently i it reat change in my life—a most bitter change | fort, besides large mterests in England. It is | having meantime shifted around to the north- a (stg earth atiggee at, | 20 tliat nearly everything was burned. The | in porfect health when the fatal stroke came, | <The gueste were Mr. and Mra, Lawrence | frees Shange, S| aGirmed also that he himself instigated the | cast and the temperature growing many de- este Nereis stoall Journalist, | SQr:y hour. and from the fact that nensly every | whlch reudered ft all the more rurpriaing to h Trentee Repronee ih inne art, | Cot was not bora to bea mere agitator, or «| briberies which be afterward used to" ruin bis grees colder. The suow kept upall day aud be- | building, and this very much lessened the en ti0n. --| family in the village was at breakfast at this | friends. | ‘gag renhs Py the New | professor of political economy, but most of all, | benefactor. aaa ba is = ;-| damage to the structure. In the interior all ee" hoar of engaged inhome Christmas enjuyments, | 4 guoorstios ron THE NoaFoLE axp westeax. | FeuneMee, Lieut. Sewell, Mr. Hones of New | [TTinCy Pelt twas born 10 bee teacher at Poets ban mavenaed pape aapeiee DD) 5 Ota Ge ae plaster and few of the neighbors knew of the fire until the ‘ork and Mr. Applet God's truths to men, And while it may be an ‘Trial of the Vesuvius. ek, eee ets San te feme maine) Se oat ee home _ ae eemporary shelter im the | F00d were co amended as to bring the cars into Sasi witvigelisn Suisesaeas honor, eae enayed = a and| There is to bea very interesting trial of the Fd petamie rar Several inches of snow fell| "Poin. have been no arrests in connection fo Seay toned compres? elias in | Gen or ect ef = ects ieumccanruanis| fail nepended. | a. | one may well sikfal for nor, he may | dynamite cruiser Vesuvius to testite destructive |iud drifted badly. Scattering home of Mr. Payne. Mr. Peter is station agent | jl navigation in wusponded an le- till more an awfal | powers. Sbote will be fired at moving and sta- | “Ifthe bill of the Norfolk and Western rail- | cross the river ani r on the bluffs next to Te a a of Kensington, and hed but jeoently completed | Crome oa Tal danger incident Us ateeat teeth | wheel fect threatened with loo blockade, ‘The | ia tag Aiccacy Aegeh exits Sob fous ste? sor Tc ccehueh dhs on ee get a eee | Would be doneaway said prominent gen- | Norfolk and Washington propellers are coming, the man who knows himself and knows the att | ing at varying degrees of epeed. ‘The most in- ‘The mereury ques down an fast There was invarance ou the house, b On | chad the ovipival ised of the Bondo nircrg | through on time, and there is little possibility | (hat,fut” ssust be. thankful, bet he smnct be | teresting festape ‘ef the tial will be the otz the origin of the B.andO.xailroad e. This calamity appeals strongly | Fesched the original road of the that they will be compelied to suspend, pro-| proud, And. therefore, it is in no mere boastful- | shots, each londed with 500 pounds of high ox- jo eympethies of Mr i ie bridge neat what intknows ae | Vided as they are with double skins, ico-beaks | hess, but of humble tbankfulnee thet] repeat | thouveat areats mrien Con y of | donea who are endeavoi 2 Ermantrout house, down the bludv to the | and great engines. that'l tondly trust that it was not without a vo-| @ condemned bulk. That, itis su = ted, | Aqueduct Uridge, across the same by an cle-| ‘The Sue, Washington for Baltimore, is laid | Calton from God that T approach bly | Give a practical ilestretiowof the to go to vated structure gad westward along the canal | up at Alexandria, Schooner Alethes for George- | altars to reaelve sacredotal ordination. | | Vesuvius to the purpose for which it present?” she — fant incident in | ‘© Rock erees. ‘This would carry the cars over | town is iced im at Riley's. ‘The ferry steamers is wae Grtae ep we Ab oie beads “3 x Republicans Win in Montana. @ action of the | Overy public street by way of au elevated struc- | are running with diMicnlty. Several barges of | it was never my wish to leave, ono altars, to ty-four in the con- MLE. Church of Mure ahd in no way obstruct traiie or reudar | coal for Stepleuson 4 Bro. ure frogen in at | GepAtt from that sanctuary. | But ier Rae 30 and the “hack | Walking dangerous, | Shepherd's, The Macalester, has been subetl-| eon Oona flew sabe shus samo platform ren had of the calamity they re- sor See ie the River Quéen Sd left for'Giymons | TOES tne paramount thought with ime. thet rrival at the school. Their Christ-| The funeral of Mr. Frank O. Pemberton, who | this morning, but her agents do not know | (anve lon Jane motte Oetuae freon the inment occurs on Wednesday even: | died on Thurviay night, took place Saturday | Whether xhe went through. |The river ta re: | Sout0 1 i afternoon from his late home, 3052 N street. | Potted frozen to a point below Indian and badly gorged at Fort Washington. at the morning church service to | Glenwood wus the place of interment, ‘ might feel that no place was so merely secular the expenses of the entertainment. The | “The Georgetown post wdlce will be open this | | Christinas is Leing celebrated in an orderly | NEDt {cSt teat paver Coheed An infernal machine—the morning " ren unanimously voted to dispense | evening from 5 to 7 o'clock. ipeaxatecte a me to be eminently fit to to enew shove with the caual Christmas presents and to ap- John FP. Waggaman on Saturday sold to Susie men of the fatherhood and ‘i P B. Plain for €565 lot 38, block 18, of the subdi- Saw a Wreck Down the River. | hood of sem The merry rtatesmon conse thetr tricks | sion of Wesley Heights, and to Lot! Piain| Capt. Joseph Passeno of the little steamer and cares anide E i eS S Loong District of | Cecile returned yesterday from a trip to the Worth (banks that naught bae polities pedse It of the effort was @66. The Columbia a deeded right to enter upon part of | !oWer Potomac and reports that on Thursday | ball ‘MeGlynn referred to his: night. owing to there being a severe gale blow- | i.ine morningandcontinued: “And: tude. Presbrteriqn Sunday school tn the afternoon White Haven for the purpose of constructing a also mace @ generous contribution, | sewer. | ing, he put in what is known as the Matta- Was o: ited, I bay bepper PT oe Mr. Albert J. Cox of the U.S. monitor Mien- | woman river for shelter. No other craft was think none of you will think so ill of meas to G. A. B. Christmas Dinners | to inte La mag gS popenyad sete the: on the river or in sight, but the next morn- | believe that I ahould have pertaken of that un. “with the P ‘ D the past th the Christmas di yard, is spending t ys with his mother ‘sacrament an: ‘of ith the compliments juring the past month the nema Ppt tay, Lreotrg | ing, ait Be, 0000 more Seat i ei in| a ry png committee bave been very active in preparing Mire Pendietem of Baltimore is the guest of | [Bt direction of the Potomac, he saw lying | ere tot at rest.” it. “5 ¥ schooner to distribute donations ef food to worthy and | 3 Petia. destitute soldiers and sailors of the late war or | ‘Ugo Cox of Patreet | is {flopping to. the wind, "a emall “1 widows and orvh aero chataes wrth ae oniversity is | or'fungy. As most of the boat was under T ices a: Saint Tereas’s b ae ee ending the holidays with bis parents at their | i Simdaehaee che me ae = poean on O dived) | Sater ler name could not vbe made out. No ee MO com ¥. Talbot Walsh of the Potomac Insurance | °¢ Was on board, pt. Faatine 3 - ° is certain that the craft was wrecked Company lett last Saturday for New York, where | 1¢°5 4 $1,100 tu purchasing articles of food, gale he escaped from. The deserted was Which have Leen ‘distributed among 720 fami. | Dé Will spend the hotidays with his parents, | FAG 0S Sith Reaataras ae per program. Megular Sabbath services were held in the Wet and Second Baptist, Presbyterian and in ‘The disc was the to Rome. lies Ten ‘spologies unlees be bes reeson mind he will ethodist Churches “Each family hae received the following arti- | AP SES ICES ROME, 2 ‘After his lecture in Union s reporter ‘be: to change his he Somiay school Christmas tree entertainments cles in quantities proportionate to the sizs of | ARRIVED. ‘asked him on‘what terms he ‘bad been restored | not will be the order of (he wees. ‘the family, viz: Flour, ebieken, duck orturkey,| Schooner Alethea, Dradec, Norfolk, 100,000 feet Accident in Takoma Park. 4 ‘There were no form £4 2 ies, but « lar tatoes, apples. oranges, cakes, nutes, candy, under, H. L. Biscoe. Schvouer Vitgints, Bennt, Holt slipped. reat |. “Well, I think about myself m red compant. | Saliva, cnger and toa, "Rompe fomllien wore thes | Sunes Siicg*bobiees Bamicaeis mers teeta meee wont taken tn Bi ear ton qnireunit ar The police report au unusually quiet day. Cees i + omed a host of eity ‘ The little | dr the ‘before granted | afternoon 7 a there | a P re was very unkeaness on the | “ E hye Ahad ‘ :