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Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17
Ct S~vnocreeiiter.
Zen militrre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lion inolepercr lin RAPPORT.

Zen al 9r9iioent Wcainlep neolntte
miIitare llnperiseeliesiunmis licn er MI
enbelig iGrSig meo 1T inooifleoe og
msiiommclise arbeioc, % bar inolepert
i'm 8apport iii YrGiicenten. 9erne
Rnpport er I @runoen et tort lnngt,
Spnbereeiiter, Der inoebplber Ell 6or'
icgneIie oper bore beieiie mtIitrreglutorl'
tsiers 6silereb unoer arisen. @rfelte
ianr gtteit Tor ll~iprituro, andre ior at
babe uaret ior isns / 8enoin9en. BE
iultafet al commissioners lluoerisseIie
Tan / apribeo iommeriaites ! islgenoe
6ppsopunfter:
3u9en aemitnIisr brusi | 8tlaps
ninoen al refrigerated Beei iii SruS Ipr
Nrmeeu.
General Wilcs bauOe iOrismt lin
Y.iqt ueo at moluee at rapportere
prompt Or. 9aIp's alnae oper, at
Grmeers 8eei bar bet bsbonolet mep
aemitoiier.
8rpiineutsu buroe ielu BABE Wpns
bi0beo til al prlge ben fonmanoerenoe
General.
Sn0en S%prruption | ari9soepories
mentet pep Snotisb al 6Orrauo elIcr uso
Nfilulielien al aortrnftet.
Z ben a~lminosllge 9ebelie al ari9s=
brpdrtementet bar Der pGrct Wan9ei
pud Gpne til at uonptie Stilntipnen %
banble prompt / retts Sieblif, np9ei iom
CT npopenbigt iDrdt tltne ppnda bet
~itprite Reiultnt.
NGiten util9ipeli9 Otan9el pa
9eosl'e mso Senlpn til Srouingen al
3rarspprttrGuene ueb Campo.
acknowledgements Gepurtemeut
muu bare Sfplpen for De pberit utils
Itrattcli9e 5ranSpurtmioler ira Iampa
iii Cuba.
Oct utilitr2tfeliee Spgep eicforpS
unper Wiauneoerne Mai. SUM- % Suli
lfriper iis ira, OF mani life bar billet
ansrflenpe apinbernes 3pstisbeo paa
retie Self % oeres Stitfetbeo for bette
Spero.
arbsibet / @eueralabjutant Gorbins
7epurtement poes ben itsrite Iner=
flenbele.
@eneralinipeflPr Breckenridge life
iaa p%irtipm % op9tis, iom ban buroe
bdoe upret. - ct Sammenitso meuem
bam % arissmiailtcr Nleer omtoe s
@anbioripninosn pso Camp Sbom,s
utilitrGtteli9 us BEN ianliGre 3iIltunt
Ilet. 9%eirplubieu pep G6idamausr
par umulis praftilf talt / aue Sen.
ieeroer.
9eiren ueb Wiami, Tlorioa, uItiftet
ale 6cuieeuoer, itjpnt it1rtt anbefale
al @eneral MileS.
Camp Niger iorlpces life en- Ia!
iorlioliot."
ala9erne meb Senipn iii Gilitanoel
peo Camp @ifoif nteeet puerorepst -
entelte SillGlne enoog meb Seniigt
5prreiten uar 5ibeu ior bens Sitdub
iGtielie til Of mootase Srpaliotrpppern
altipr fort.
commissioner af1lutier ill Rappur
mep at poe ppre Sploaier lin bgieit
Q~nerfjeuoelie .9et Sorenebe Stater:
SUlf buroe altib pGre itplt al bets Sol'
batter, iom / Samuirfnins meb sets
5laabe pan miuore enb trs Waaneber
ejurbe Gnoe paa Spanien iom aclpninl
ma9t, befriene ct uuberlpft 5olt % "a,
Yerper / Nlminbelisbeo ct Segreb on
ben tore &spublifs Stprte % sGosl'
mnN
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17

les mia n,saet bebre % turos ubiprs rriicu
ait nit Grbsioe. Seq ueobGso at BRUCE Sc.
res Meoiciner. 90 ie9 isler ru. at leg i,pIocr
Dem min oelureo.lie. Seq Tan life ini,s
7sm not for 3erss Raao % perss pioun'
ptrllae Yleoiein. 9nhper, ION tipler oni
mine Spsiue!ier. Tan iiripe I'll mtg. % reg
'taI meo o,laoe beipnre ale Eoreips9ler
pirs. ReI Surit, Ieepwatsr. no"
S:epe ipm bet i~crantaaeuoe. Der 'iaoie
mooiases. biorassr life tibet I'll @rs. Rtni.
bans perbepisuina ON. al beuoss Nebion
% SsiIsonius bi1lper apinoer I'll at barre
osrss runae Nnroer.
Rrs. Giutb ms Aoyssls CT Spni. Rasi.
vile lioeHoe apmoer iubbpbes til at Itrips
ri henoe ont Raab. ipm sipes ubeu Setalius
let sr Ell eriarsn &piioes Raae Ill sptuosr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17

intens Corning. 5armsrne bar M
Tom ReasI gense til Of lame ub; fsr
Meisrisrne III Sropos, modtte be lame
psnae. Oct a i g~espno.lish liot
pduieIiot at brips cooperative Uieis'
risr, men M eanr bet let, % benns
6orretnire sr blepsn en- slimrsroe
Suices.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17

Eet betlenpte Iruit "Sbe Nmeri.
CON Steel &c Wire Co." fom bar &c.
900 perfcner / fin 5iensite, pg ipm
tontroIlerer 2anosts !Sanbsl meo pig
traao os Spissr, bar iibits llgs fprs
bsist arbeibsrnes 2snninesr msb fra
8 til 10 grocsnt. Denne 2snsfcrs
beielie bill fpfte aompaniet omtring
en- Milipn Dollars ON @uret. Irbsis
berne, iiees Der, hdpbe life fremiat
noset arap paa beiere 2sn, men Sons
poriet tos bette Striot, forbi Siosrne
er bebre MI enb De bar paret paa lang
Sio. os foroi Der er llbiistsr til snbs
MI beere Siber | ben nrrmeIte ssrems
tib. 4f be ms ufentliggiprts i%tdtiftis
4. Spsaper frsmsaar bet. at bette
aompani / 1896 isnbt. til uolanoet
85.216,000 Yuno Ssrntrnno, / 1897
11s,Ss7.o00 9uno os / 1898 1917
100000 puno. S~prsselien / llofsrs
isl af ale andre Sernparer er / ssprs
bplb. % Smiatninssn / Snblanbst er
osiuu msset itsrr. enb / tibliasr. gur.
Ncbsrt @ridmure, Sefreirr ipr
MinnsIptas DARN a~sipciatipn", bar
/ "pionesr 9reis" for / Sirsbaes en-
mes,t interssiant Qrtitsl ON tppp.ras
tip Wsisriorift. ipm i De Iioits par
Idr er bispet iaa alminoslis i Stas
ten. San napner ipeeisit Steele 60,
iOm tun b.Itaur at IL Sonnibipa.
Smerproouttionsn / bette Gountp
BET iiofts aur bapbe en- @qrbi af
$4,000, srsr si.nnsmfnitlig $4,000
for bpert spipnibip; men b.nns iors
ss.e: Snbtast ira Nei.riprcouttsr bar
lite forminoitst Snotastsrns fra Gala
al Spsbs. SOin eIler andre '5armpros
butter. 5armsrne / SteeIe Gpuutp
ADLER MI Zig. iaa mssst SpsSe ps ials
ger liss fna mango arsatursr oiO., ION
be n~oasnfinbs fsr bar siOrt. 9so at
bespnoe mso arsaturoDl % Msisris
britt bar 5urm.rns iOrssst Sorosns
J~rustbarbeo, Os man fan brine mere !
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17

Nrre @nrbprs Striper imco Den
i~daialbte 2uppsi, ps bet famine sjsr
Den 17oe Nai". 9arbor9 flyer, at
norit gulitit sr st 5aaImpbiebebsars
beibe, Tom Der lite ian eisres 't5r
"Seniation" ub af. San 7triper 81.
a. fslgenbe: ut reiie Soriparst, itprte
bort Irbeib. ps Dor 8elitanb, iamle
Solicit nationult % bette baabs fsrIt
os lift. "9erbens Gang" Ioar unbs
ifpIbe os. at Ri life ptl ielse bet til en-
MP 7be SUM-. Den Maaos al rsbSs
5Gorelanbet og ben norfe 9Gre pau
III nj moi al meb bet famine. vi faur
bore Dor Stam % 2onbItobs, til Ri
er tommet iaa lanst, at pi fan ia boz
Sag pp ION borne golf. Der bar 9reit
pua tine Ting % bar unost al si i'm,
Orb 81et meb enb pslItrepns Qpis.
artitler.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17

&onnresicr Mi M Doioa ipretnae
en- llrosrisgslit al Staroalerne / grs
Ieoning al BET baIidmsreoe aiso, ionl
isnotss til 6Grsn uroer ben IpanIfe
Sri9. Der Itdl pGrs isrot til Srioss
oepdrtsmsntst en- WusIs Rapporter, %
| ale 'lagss Der opsr aisost. 0tsIc
@ionesbprb er 'tit imob Guedn %
algsrs 9ibnesbpro, IOm aisdpes for
Observation-Disclosures, os b. Il
ger psiaa nuset gunite nnoet. eno bpao
berne aommisiicn netpp bar rappors
terst. 9isie WsooeIsIier fra 264 Dit
c.r.r, fom isnbtss iii Cuba og Porto
Rico, os Tom maatts lpiie bet balids
merebe aisb, itnl babe ajort ct bpbt
Snotrbt paa aonsresIsns Wsblems
mer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17
Wrs. Yinfbams Haab.
Npao WrS. Een Surf bar i:
fse oerem.

"aIare gtrs Iiuibam! "a isg Ifrcp til
Sem, bduos ieS 3 Mar life oGrct raft; les
bapoe isst Sarge belle 5ibeu, men bar i,,e
bleuet bebre. Sec bapoe IN meaet beiprrlts
9ipmooeripaoom 9tpmobsrsn par trptfe.
huiIiet fordariaseoe Srmorrboiber.
Ses leb / ben Grab. at leg ueppe tunbe saa
rpsr BuIpct. observation-disclosures nnr urrneI,
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17

mco 6adr, er ct Iesu paa luotrHotuot stdlStN''
% itulbe life lobcS gda updaaatct Der.
Eet Iliobel. iom b~,uirfeot CGGrurr Hii @".
GmoRos ltalpeoc pDueS, pil oSiad turrge d, a,'@ N
: laoom | 0opepet, iierrer ilus o. ho.ou Fi4i.
Sdnrbuuoeu / en- iuup % trd'ttd 8IliGH2 80
Batter ieunts irit II VIE. ION ~tiiltJlrtr H.isua.
ReoieGlGispcHidru, 400 SeIucs Slo9, 9lgtig,l,
Ohio oa meeienosr 4 Gents / 5rimrrftr til Gr'id'
az YcipDrto.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17

bempnbiGsoes YrRIioenten til pdd
Stprttnoets 8s9ne at isnbe ct &nts
en'tringstelegram til Gon9en / Ins
leonin9 bans 70darige 5soielSodg.
Canine Dag permittereoes PrGiis
bent llQmann for ct Sibsrum at 4
9uqc for / SpsrensItsmmslie meo
Stortingets Manoat al tonfsrsre meo
"eretutpres teitdmenti" / Or. Ilfreo
Rpbels Spbsbo ON @runbre9lerns
for acknowledgements. 9rGTioenten
afreiits Itruts til Stodbolm.
X x \
Suoesttomitsen inoItilIsr enitems
mig pau gifalo at ben at Regisrinsen
foreilaaeoe aarli9e 9~sptlgning at
1900 aroner til Sanssrsn Sborpalo
BANNERS. 9erimob ital Somitssn
lite bare enig ON ben til 3riitofer
Sunion fOrsIlaasoe Sigtsr9a9e poa
1900 Eroner.
5crIla9et ON geoilgning at $500
Sronsr Iom aarli9 Sage til en- pro-
feSior / bet norite Sprog og bets
Wualfsrer inoitiasr 9uoqettomiteen
til gifaIb. Stun ct MsbIem, @eitlans
oingen Soften, itemmer impb.
X X X
I'll ben norite Slaaoe bepilaeoe
Stortingst for nGfte 5inansaar ialt
100000 Sroner. De pigtigite gos
tier inben bette Budget er fslesnos:
Gil faite 2snninesr, 910,5OO Sr.; til
Warinens StoIer, 263,OOO Ser; til
Gpelier og Sogter, 414,O0O &r.; til
~fortiat Spsnins al Sorpsoobaabene
90. 7 os 8. $4,000 ar.; til 9aabes
%gpnbelie at SorpeoobGabene go. 8 p9
10. 100000 Sr.; til paabsepnoelie
at ct SronsportTtib, 10000 ar.; til
tire 0ampbartdsIsr msb 4rmering,
10000 ar.; til &rigsfartsiers
9pgning ialt 100000 aronsr. @eos
ligsbolo at Srigsfartsisrns unber
Splag, 254,00O Sir.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17

mGsfs % for
itert, reg Ieo tilt
&c AZ SoibHpn.
Sea tdpoe upsiust
alt Soab pnt at
blipe raft. Gnhpsr
trcsee. at ies bau.
be 59rins. Otter
at bdue brust fem
SLATER al gpoia
q. Biuthams "8e.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17
Sri Sur for StaloctbrO.
@rppcdaife al CT mGrfclig Weoitin tor
at upcrbepiie golf ont, at oen Dir:
fcltg bepirtcr 6aarpert.
1Surebpgser 6aarets afaloeu, f"ier1er 6Io5,
itmabier &lpe og frembringer ~lllrlrios Spar:
uert paa blnntlfaloebe 6ppeber.

rste. % mart btcu bun belsnuet rrto en- c'irrr-
ium gppigbee. Snlbe "a apalttet gcr ls.1l rE'
iClilt ION Feiutdtet par GiPotllat 1Hua t-.2
Der { Saicm. gRd&i no. 2T6 &dihlHgtou 5U, 20 u
rGtur.lJ utS HOtiaa tot pucr. al bus i'' .1"f 70
ital0eL. alget pppebet boa soft, 'CI q '.'7ai
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17

Gnaslnnrno, Tom heller bddoc III
Snnlouns oo ameritas Sunf. Zen
ouI, ameritauft 9rtsie 'lnste Saa'
iernt raa % frsmtdIbte en- bitter
St,mnina mob 5pftIane bIanot iine
9dnosmGre.
! ensldno sr p. Billions Yale aoot
pptaosn. "aonoou Zines 'triper;
"gn siluurmslIs mslem spitldno os
b, Screntee Stdter nil biIies meo
SIrM / Gnelaro. Den er ct Stsn
mere paa, at 9srnensfrsrsn cs 6rsm'
Rriotst er ftrst. @t Spdnien ophs'
r,r ION aplorialmoet ,r Srunocn I'll
en- mn ginoents Sroeu."
Sill 2pnnor "DuiIp Rslps" ltriots
fra Berlin: "Spdo Rusidno CT for
snrlunp pdu BET poIitiNs S%hatbrci,
Re. er be 1yorsneoe Statsr pad 1dn-
e,l,ns Smrdao,. Dsrdf BEN iGroes
les p,uliec Zone, hpori Ri9sodgsns
Tebat dnooatnbt Gorboloet ii! Vine
rita bl,p bolbi. Men fisnt Spfisrns
mol idd pao fine SdnoeIsintertsier,
faa ltc,oss Re ocs psiau AZ Senipnst
til 5orftaoeIisn meusm England %
@m.rito. 3. 1oren.bs Statsr madttt
faa is, at BET 1T. bare tr England,
ION er oeres Ben"
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17
Sra Set norife Stortino.

Stortingets Msbe ben 21oe San.
bempnbigsoes Pr9IiOsnten til paa
Stortineets @s9ne at isnbe ct 2nts
pnItningstslegram til aon9sn / On
leonin9 bans 70darige 5soielsodg.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17

Msbbelelien ON, at prG1ibent Ntcs
ainlep bdpoe / Sinbe at inbtdloe en-
GrtruiesIion uf 8ongrssIsn / Sils
f9lbe ben nbe Qrm.lop life blep oebs
taest puu inoepGrenbe SssIion, Ital
oere ganIte ugrunoet. 9r9iioenten
bar til ffere Meolemmer uabent uos
talt, bpab ban bslIt snifeoe giennems
isrt, men ban 6sfattsr ia life meo at
trumie Eager igjennem 8ongresien.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17

3nobbgasre Tom gorgsre az be 6Or
eneos Stutsr, bsler lite par bet 9snz
iigtsn permanent at annsttere ots'e
Ger iom en- egsn Bart at be 5oreneoe
Stoters 3srritorium. men bet er be
5orenebs Statsrs Seniigt at inoisre
pdd nGpnte Yer en- RssjeringsIorm,
Tom finbes met itittet for 6orboIoene
os for SnObpssernss geBoo, at fors
bersbe benz for lotaIt Selp'tprs og,
naar ben rstte lib tommer. at trRFe
iaaoun geitsmmelie meo be nGpnte
Ser, iom bebit fremmer be 5oreneoe
Stoters 9or9erss % be nGpnte 2er@
Snbbpggeres Sntsresisr og 5drp."
Rsiolutionsn blso pebtaget meo 26
mob % Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17

aonsresmGro fra nebrs Wisiisiips
p%irsgionerne bar inattet pm at an
mobe 9ongresisn ON 9epilgning iii
itibe at tunns trGffe 6oruntaltnirssr
mob epsntuele SperibsmmsIIer nG'te
Nar. Oct umaaoelise Snsfalo inben
fore 8ibbsr al MisfppiFlooen gisr,
al man / @pril eIer Mai osb ben nsore
Del af 5lobsn benter ubsrte Soere
fpsmmelier.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17

Derne Exten siOn-Fop Sur.
dob5elt Sklacrni, SidrT,r2I p .
oriHrder' lsamper. Nuy,ng,
ellCr stranger, for @.g. N''tng
iigesaa god som RrtafI.-
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17
Effort spfbal.

2org Sscar bill, flyer ct Telegram
fra StodbpIm, bsteene Resisrinsstils
trrbelie Grebus ben 17oe meb ct flor.
SofbaI ben fflssnbe often. 20c0
SnbbpbeIier er ubit.bt., pe itobisiig.
Damer os 9errer bill banis til ben
Ipfe Morsen fsrft. Ssnbas / 5aite.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-17

Senatst psotpg ben 14bs 5ebruar
ben iaatalbts WeGnsrp Heiolutipn
ansaasube bort Sorbolo til pbilippis
nsrne. Om oenne Rsiolution bar Der
pGret megeu Distusiipn / bet iioite os
ale bar ip9nbt pao llofulost. Den lps
Der 'fie:
"@eo Rutifitation.n AZ Sreostruf.
tutsn meo Spanisn par bet life Ssns
iistsu at optass be pbilippinit. SerB
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-07
Encouraging Outlook.

The Annapolis shirt factory started
operation on Monday under auspicious
circumstances. All arrangements for
conducting the establishment have not
been completed yet, but everything prom
ises good results. With the opening day
forty machines were operated. but il is
expected to have from 90 to 90 running
later on. The factory will have its own
electric plant later on, but the dynamo is
not in working order yet. The manager.
Mr.. Hayman Jablin, feels encouraged at
the outlook. His forelady is a Balti-
morean, and the assistant forelady is
from Annapolis. Some OF the learners
are ambitious and say they intend to be
experts in short time. Yesterday Mayor
Seidewiiz visited the factory, and made
an address to the employees, giving good
advice and speaking kind words Of en-
couragement. Tonight an important
meeting Of the subscribers for this enter
prise will be held at the City Council
Chamber
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-07
A0|ODL GOOdD|0D.
cIaIaiisr al! 0sIitGa..
Corner Market Space
and CornhiIl ST.
"Nothing Succeeds Like Success.


The success that has attended our past
efforts to gain and maintain the attention,
confidence and appreciation of the public
has served to infuse into our system
boundless energy and courage to creep
along our well-chosen lines. And great
strides we are making. Not many days
ago you were told that Goodman started
out on his Fall Bargain hunting tour.
He did 1t and succeeded Years of study
and experience. constant attention to
business, knowledge OF every nook and
corner in the manufacturing and whole
sale circles OF Baltimore and New York,
and last, but not least, the powerful cash
buying system formed the grand combi-
nation that stood by him on this occasion
in securing First-class Merchandise at
practically his own prices. During his
recent journey to New York and Balti-
more. Goodman gobbled up the surplus
stocks of needy and pinched manufac-
turers. amounting to thousands of dollars,
at about soc on the dollar Of the manu-
facturer's prices. Now comes your turn.
Here's your opportunity. All those bar
gains are brought together under one
roof. presenting rare shopping opportu-
mites. A great stock of CLOTHING,
SHOES. HATS and FURNISHINGS,
is now being offered to you at about soc.
on the dollar of the usual retailers S
prices, and so they GO.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-07
WHAT OTHERS THINK Of US.
MESSAGE AS THE FRENCH
SEE 1T.
"Will Little Please The Noisy
Champions ofAlliance."

The Paris Times says il finds "want OF
decision" in President McKinley's mes
sage to Congress, (which must be dis
concerting for the country. as it needs an
unequivolent. firm statement" Refer
ring to the paragraph on foreign affairs.
the Temps says:
"After Mr.. Chamberlain, it was Presi-
dent McKinley's turn, and he has shown
himself tactful. He speaks warmly OF
friendship, but does not breathe a word
OF Alliance. These are shades of Ian
guage which say much for the fragili,y
OF the ties OF sentiment between the two
countries. His allusion to the failure to
reach an agreement with Canada is very
clear. Alliances may be talked OF. but
a difference of secondary importance can
not be settled amicably.
"Referring to South Africa. President
McKinley held the balance level between
the two beligerents and even inflicted on
Mr.. Chamberlain and the preten,ious i'm
perialists the cruel word meditation. In
short. the message will little please the
noisy champions Of the alliance, which
it ignores, while it gives satisfaction TO
all wise friends of good understanding
between the two great Anglo-Saxon na-
tions.
The Liberte says: 1--WE cannot but
congratulate ourselves on the good teel-
ing shown us by President Mckinley
France is always ready to promote COM
merce and industry between the two re-
publics."
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-07
COURT OF APPEALS.
Decisions And Arguments BY The
court.


Judge Fowler has handed down the
opinion of the Court of Appeals in the
case of Milton Goldman VS.. Brinton and
Tippett. receivers, of VIM. F. Shnnick.
Shinnick was building twenty two houses
in Baltimore, when he was adjudged an
insolvent and his receivers were authoriz-
ed to borrow money to complete the
houses. All signed an agreement TO
make the mortgage a first lien, except
Goldman. who promised to do SO, but
never did. He sought to compel his first
lien rights as creditor ahead of the mort
gage OF the receivers. The Court of Ap-
peals says he has not case in which he
can invoke the aid of equity, and has no
first lien, neither has his assignee, the
Drovers and Mechanics Bank OF Balti-
more any rights beyond the assignors.
Order affirmed.
The Court of Appeals heard argument
today in the case OF Gustav A. Dentzel
VS.. The City and Suburban and Rail-
way Co., and the Baltimore Consolidated
Railway Co. The question in this case
is, could Dentzel repudiate the payment
OF $1,000 to his counsel Perry Lee Downs
from Geo, ID, Penniman, counsel for ap-
pellee, Downs not having paid the
money over TO Dentzel. Dentzel lost
below.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-07
ANNAPOLIS. MD THURSDAY. DECEMBER 7, lsee
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.
Business Transacted BY The County
School Board at Their Meeting
on Tuesday.

Other matters of business transacted
by the Board of School Commissioners
on Tuesday. and not previously melton.
ed in the CAPITAL are the following:
The Board granted an additional teach
er to the Annapolis public school. There
are now over 700 pupils enrolled at this
school and with the new appointment
eighteen teachers The appointment OF
the new teacher has not yet been made.
AS there are so many applicants for the
position there viii be competitive ex-
animation of the candidates held. Thirty
three children of this city are now await
ing admission to the school, and will be
admitted as soon as the new teacher is
appointed.
The bid of John H. Gels, & Co., to
furnish the Brooklyn school with coal
for ST. 50 per ton was accepted.
The application of Mrs A. B. Phillips
for an increase OF pay as janitor for
school 3, district 5, was laid over.
The contract of Jane H. Martin, re-
Gently appointed teacher of school 4,
district 8. was laid over.
The board declined to grant petition
for an assistant teacher for colored school
L, district
The board granted an assistant TO
school s, district 8. for winter and spring
quarters, and Miss Agnes Iglehart was
appointed assistant.
A communication was received from
B. Allan Ovens, Jr /. asking whether the
board woult sell the old school house at
Shady Side. The matter was referred
to Mr.. Murray.
An assistant was granted to school s.
dlsnict 5. and Miss Estella Linthicum
was appointed assistant. Mr.. Rich
voting for Mrs. Clara P. Mcpherson.
The resignation of Luther Welch. as
trustee Of school IL, district 4, was ac-
cepted; also the resignation OF Geo. l..
Jacobs, as trustee OF school 8. district 4.
Geo. L. Jacobs was appointed trustee
of school IL, district 5. vice Luther Welch,
resigned.
The secretary was directed to purchase
one teachers chair for school (, district 2,
also teachers chair for school district
5.
The resignation of Louis Chase, teach
er of colored school 7. district /. after
date of November 18th. was accepted as
of that date.
An application from the teacher Of
school /, district 2, for a teachers desk
and three desks for pupils was referred
to the secretary.
The application of teacher OF school s.
district 4. tor recitation benches was laid
over,
The application OF teacher of colored
school 2, district 8, for an increase of
salary was laid over.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-07
In the Social Wh,rl.

Cards have been issued for tea to be
given by Mrs. B. F. Tilley and Miss
Tilley on Saturday, December 9th, from
4to6.
Mrs. hewitt Steele has sent out cards
for cadet tea on Saturday, December
9th, in honor of her sister, Miss Clarice
Brooke.
Mrs. Shellman B. Brown, who is "a.
home" to her friends Thursdays in De-
cember. was assisted in receiving this
afternoon by Mrs. Hood. Mrs. McComas,
Mrs. Steele and Miss Gassaway.
Mrs. Byron Cissel had her first "ai
home yesterday, assisted by Miss Ger
trude Cissel, of Washington, and Miss
Edith Chase. She will have two other
Wednesdays in December.
Miss Elizabeth Claude Handy was "at
home" to her friends this afternoon, and
will be 'at home Thursday, December
I4th. She was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Samuel Brooke. Miss Murray and
Mrs. Thornton.
Last night q hop was given by the
superintendent and officers of the Naval
Academy and was well attended. Mrs.
Wainwright received. with Capt. Magill,
of the Marine Corps. In addition to
naval officers and their wives, number
OF strangers were present.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-07
ONE CENT
THE NAN ABOUT TOWN.
What He Sees and Hears In DAYS
Walk.

"Did you ever see cat go a.tishing9"
asked one gentleman OF another on Main
street this morning. "No." was the re-
ply. al know that fehnes are fond OF
the hnny tribe. but did not know any of
them were disciples of Isaac Walton"
"Well. they are, said the first speaker,
land have taken pleasure in watching
them several times of late. and you may
do the same, 1t you care TO 60 to the foot
OF Conduit street where the pipes from
the slaughter house carry refuse into the
creek. Here at these pipes, the FISH 60
up to ieed, and in some mysterious way
the cats in the neighborhood have found
It out. The cats 60 down TO Spa creek
and wade out up to their necks where
the pipes are, and as the hsh come up
for their EaorSel OF food from the pipes,
the cats duck their heads down and
catch the FISH. II is a curious sight, and
| have stood there and watched them tor
quite while"
There is no use talking" said a gen
tleman returned from Philadelphia after
Witnessing the football game between the
Army and Navy. "but there is something
inspiring in those old familiar tunes thai
are part OF our country's history, aud
which thrill us through and through to-
day, just as they thrilled our fathers in
those days gone by. The Army band
seemed to realize this. and when they
played The Army and Navy Forever
Three Cheers for the Red, White and
Blue, the music seemed to inspire that
great mass OF humanity on Franklin
Field, and they cheered until they were
hoarse. Then the 'Star-Spangled Ban
ner' touched the hearts OF all just as il
always does, and everybody rose while
il was being played. tell you this is
the music that inspires. The masses
don't want Anhauser and Tanhauser or
any of the high-hown operate straas: we
are not cultivated up to them. We want
common, everyday music that we can
understand and appreciate. That's what
the common herd wants and none Of
your high faiHtiH music.