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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02

til 5orelore, eplfenbe ener sl9et=
hinge | bet aamle qano til Sui.
@i bar II Vars @rfaring / Ren9ez
iorienoelie, bar lenot Willioner
arUner Doer 6aOet, og inaen at
pDre annber bar miitet en- Ore al
Yen9e lenot gennem Ds. @ennem
aarelang @rfaring er bort WoneD
Sroer Spitem aiurt laa perfect, at
bet fun tager II q Ia 9aee at ienbe
Ell Orbre fra minneapolis ri bpil-
%fetiumbelit Yoitaabneri / bet 9anle
9ano, bpor Yen9ene uobetales /
%aronempnt uoen nu9et Gforag.
Bi bar ben iifrefte. burtigite u9 bill
li9iteM etbobe for Ben9eiorienoelle,
% alt oi furlan9er Omtuitninaer,
er ID Gents for enbuer Orore, itor
eaer lioen. Sfrin ltrafs eiter Dor
sursliite og firib no, boor faa 9as
lere. Der ifal til. foe at uo9gre Ell
oatfer 9ulegaue aroner.
r. E. JOHNSON CO.,
10 Wash. Ave. S., MInneaau Il. MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02
gosanl ilelOelie.
Ere Snleafttner".
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Sorfatt.rinbe til .pr9Iteeaarben /
6ar3en" % ypr9Itegaroen / Snoien"
0. +. b.. Danifb 2utb. Publ. 9ouie'a
5orla9, Blair.
Senn. 5orfatterirbes Bigger bar
bjtmme / 9unmdrt sl9bst 3uiinoer
al ungs M9nb og apinber fra be for
itsuigite 9iem, liae fra 8%ronprins Gre
berits og neb til BEN futtisite 9ptte
paa Spaancs Seosr. Os 9runoen
b.rtil er, at Gorfattsrinben er ndturlig,
rem. iano os frem for aft en- troenbs
&riitsa, Der uben at BRUCE enten foi
mango eller for faa Orb meiterligt for.
itaar at tssns naturtro gileosr iuupel
fra ct Msnneftebjerte iom fra ZEN
pbpiiife Ratur. Ten fOrsliggenbs
grg. Ere Suleuftener"" er en- at Jor-
fattcrinoens ttoite. Den, iom fpber
ben MI til Sui til fin Dotsne Se7
sler 0atter, tager life fell, o9 BET
!Sjem, iom bar left gossn, bill anbe=
fole ben til SI9gt og 8enner. pris |
Omilag so Gents, mutt inbbunoen
80 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02

6piefterst. 6an er tiltalt for ges
%oragsri. tsgaost, meotls ban bar 5ors
mano for Sfram Sparstasie % bIep
PED 9ibor9 9anosoperrets Dom al 8.
september aniet meo 6an9iel paa
9ano CO grsc ! 4 9angs 3 9age.
6sieiteretsiagfsrer R:e % 4opofat u.
| 6inoenburg er beItifteoe 6snboIospis
til 4ttor % 9efenior.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02
DdnntarR.
Yrufesiur Se9elde.

Sngen entelt Mdno bar uorettet Iad
meget til 8aon for Def oanite Weieri=
brug iom profesior Segelcte.
Del bar / 1860, At ban o%nfattes
ipm 9oniule1t misunderstanding
ielItabet, BET Selitab. bpis op9tige og
anIste gr9iioent ban nu par. nen
lice til i'm Oeo pebblep ban at barre
&onIulent / Msieriiager. O9 ban bar
/ ben LANCE R9tte df 4ar uofgrt 81
fort oe fortisnitfulot 4rbeioe. 5or
rietig at puroers bans g%,tpOnins. maa
man god la1st tilbage / Sioen.
Def par oeo Observation-Disclosures
serne / 1868, 66, SO. og 1872. at ban
fremiatte fine uom9rteoe Oplnsninger
% 5oriIag til Meieribrugets 5remme.
De oatte umuaoelig Opiigt, o9 ban
fremiatte lem meo en- Iuuoan 8larbep
% Sperfepisning, al De rigtig ilog neb
Ii 5Olf.
Og boab par bet Iad, ban l9rts os9
Nu innes ri, bet bar iimple pg liges
fremme 3ins. men ben Sang fenbte
man nem life. Roget al bet itsrite
bar be 3 poe 5ing: Ut BRUCE Ger
momstret. ur og gnet / Meieriet.
6iotil bapo. Stsnnst p9rst bet afgs=
renbe pad Omraaoer. os proouttet
bleb oerefier.
See.lcte ft ben gooe Sit inofert,
at ungs, porosnbe 9dnom9no isgts
l~looann,lie i Meierifaset, iudlsots al
be funbs babe liot 5orituno paa Sins
gene, naar b. en- Sang ielp tit ct Wleieri
Il berss georift. Def bar oeiad pad
bans 5ori1ag, M.ierit.rne tom uo al
-ciie for at ie, bporoon andre bar Jig
oo.
Stolt | 9Oerne frtmtdtte ban 5ors
flag til ct xIt mt Spit,m meb Mal=
Tens qftsling / bsie Spanoe, neoiens
teoe / tolot @ano. 0etts Spitem hsc
tore JOrbele og funot osiud burtigI
Snoeang. Segelcts b~enpe7ote fig, iom
ben Gang rimeligt bar, iiar til 9erre-
saorbsne, men ban iergeoe tiaige for,
at Der aniattss Observation-Disclosures, ION
tlnoe peilece 9snoerne. 6ans 9irfa
Iombeo bar life Blot al 9etponing for
islps RejeriO9ienet, men ogidd for
9usbnrbplost.
= Ger ben minbre oSorobruger =
tiger ban pso en- elt.r anoen Qejligheo
= at bringe mere I'D at i'm Melf, gip
BAN aejligbeO til i eosn georift ielp
ristie at faa 9egreb mi W9ltens
9arb, og en- forbeoret 9usbprapl bill
tomme at fig ielp.
Wto Bette fables profesior Segels
cte tet rationale Msjeribrugs Staber
Ii Oanmart. Get er BAN, Der bar lagt
@runoen, BAN, Der fsrit bar putt Sns
Etcrssie for Mejeribrug / ben tore Be
%foltnia9. uben fans utr9tteli9e Dirt
iom6eo piioe banff Wejeribrug aloria
6ape Itoaet pad ct iaa mutt Stanbs
punt, fom 5ilf9lbet er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02

8 orts6s morbet. Gn pao
Ell 9aaro / Nerbsbsn af Ooenie tie
nencs aarl Deb Hapn 4nton er an6oloi
Iom iigtet for at bops begauet Mortei
pud Marie Ssrenien / 5iortsbsj. aar'
len tisnte paa en- 9aorb / R9rbeoe1 al
9jortsbsj, oa Rorbet fanot Steo.
9dn ital l9nge babe p9rst mistantt
og iisss at BABE inbpitlet Jig / er
Mrnsbs Mooiigelier. anboloelier
befsreeoes af Ooenie politi, os aura
len er fert til Rdnosrs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02
Grin Oh &orn ct Yenge.

roo Pd. Of Moore's Stock Food bill forhinbre
Gpobom hos Spinene og ipare 70 Bn.
Mais. 6nis lite, foiter bet intet. sal9es
pna 80 Dages Yrgpe. Triien er $3.50 pr.
100 pb. 5orbinbrer l1tpi hos Sgniene. o9
be legger Mere 9g9, Oilers ingen vetalti19.
MOORE'3 STOCK FOOD CO.,
~ assnirr Emp. Council aiufis, la.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02
Smaanvt.

5il Yrofesor Segelefes
fts isnDts ID fambirtenoe jpoite
Wejsriforsninesr" en- agte pulmeoefos
ration, prpbet mep Roier og Giaiea
tonDulsr og meo bannebrossfarpeoe
iionereoe 0ddno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02
Aqenter kan
tjene Penge

we'd at s@lge danske Boyer,
Kort og Billeder fra nu til Jul.
Skriv til
LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE
ON Betingelserne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02

20 Sfagtere ubtampebe for
leben en- frpgtelig Duel paa 5oroet /
Rpfebing M. 9aobnene bare : en-
Soiaeifints og Ell aammefjsroing. 9a
0ueaanternes 8roppe og Slastetsoet
bar tilitr9.telig ~msrbantet, afflutteoes
Ouellen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02

pro telaa-ae til 5uss
mdn0sfobosr. Oct ldoer til, al
man ierlig paa 5pa bar fnae' Die iar
benne soee genpttelie at 81 9fssauross
iorb. ) 5slgs So. aD." .fsrss Der fr-
1ibsa Jorbanoiinger ON osfaa at uos
itptfe Staarup praitesaarosjoro til
Susmanosbrug. aultusminiiieriet
bar gipst fit S%omtptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02

Senrit Steffsas. pau
g5lers 8olIesium, hpor Stefsns
1902 bolpt fine bsrsmte 5orelesninser,
bl.p Der forlsbsn often bolbt en- Utins
befeit. prOfesior 9eHoing bolot 5eIts
talen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02

en- arebs al Eager far i
Jslse ,.aal6. 3iO." / oisie 0ase til
aoaessr og msDieinife Stuosuter uos
Isnot en- OpfOrDring ON at lutte Jig
Iammen / en- 5orening unoer RaDn at
,oanIfe 29sers Notwithstanding.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02

Sernbdnen % Senoas
gen. ) Danit Sernbdneblac blsp Der
for nplig taeet til Sroe for, at Der lite
buroe lobe @oostog om Ssnoasen.
men at 9ooiet ON nsoneaoigt ftuloe
pente til ON Wanoagen, 6Dorpeo Der
tunbe ipores meeet. 0ette er, iau
Oiot pibes, alminbelig pratiis / lib
lanbet. og maatte pel oerfor ogiaa tunz
ne prattiisrss bjemme. s alt Cab pils
be BET blipe al getponing for Yeriondz
let, tbi ielo ON fun faa oerDeo piloe BIZ
re belt fri. piloe Ssnoa9sdrbejoet beg
for mango in%oitr9ntss en- 6el Del. oq
bette mac man not tunne unoe 5olt,
Tom ofte / lang lib ab 9anaen life
tenoer til Gribeo ON Ssnoasen, Den
Dag, ba Be fleite andre Msnnsiter 9l9s
Der iig neo at bare peres egae 0errer.
@n forbringsfulb Sum
be. ut Der finoes foriteQigs Waaoer
at ubtrptfe iis PAD, piier nsoenitaaenoe,
Der er Slutningen at en- Sfripelie til
en- 5iiteetsportsr / Struer:
80. D.. jeg bill gsrne prsoe 81
Rseere Rsbfp9tes bel bi ienoe mig
2 SnsIe at Dem bet bar 10 so Or.
Sneis1 naur ri faor noesi anben
Slass Gift pei oi iaa ItriDe til mig
| Heget 5ilftano.
Deb megen asielIe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02

5piefterst Sagen moi
ben forbsnperenoe Carer 9ermann
Uilbelm Ranum er MI inoanfet for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02

5unbne tiaefiffe penges
b Ter. 8renaa, Is. ,gfop. Oa 81
fer gems ubisn / Dag Deb 2dpodnoe
graDebe efter SanoOrm / HarEeosn at
5orn9s Jpr, itsbte ban | ca. ) alens
Dpbbe paa en- 9at, / bOis Josr ban
fanbt 30 t~insfiite pengeisolsr, uoiteote
I 1899 af bet teiierlige f~insiiite Serns
bcneielffab; bDer Ssopel lpbsr paa 10
tinefiffe Dollars. gn af Seblerne er
ienot til 2sbsnbapn til llnoerisgelie.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-14
Vacancies In Naval Pay Corps.

An examining board will meet al Wash.
ingion tomorrow TO pass on the qualihca.
lions OF candidates for five vacancies in
the pay corps OF the navy. The place
lett vacant by the death Of Pay Director
II. +. Wright will be flied by the ap.
pointment of Walter a. Greer, for ssv
eral years cleIk in the Navy Depart.
ment Tne oiher vacancies are caused
by the recent death Of Assistant Pay mas
ter Frederick ChuBB, Of Maryland, at
Caviie, =. !. and the retirement OF Pay
Director Crosby on Thursday lasi; Pay
Director Bellows on April 20, Pay Diree.
tor Denniston on June -, and Pay Difee-
tor Putnam on September 2S 4 he can.
dldates designated for examination al
Washington today are {. $. Baker,
son Of Lieut.. Commander A. Z. Baker,
Of Annapolis; J. $. Eigins. Of Washing.
ton; II. ID. Gufley, Of Georgia; J. T..
Hugen, OF Washington; A. M. Plppen.
OF Troy, ". y; a. =. Sioddud, OF New
Hampshire, and J. &. Simenng.of Mary
land. In addition, those who will appear
for examin alton al san Francisco, are
Clarence Day, Z. X. lnsley, q. X. Mad.
den ard w. A. Stevens.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-14
Communicate VI
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

Mr.. Editor - desire 10 call your a..
tention to the cruelty Of shooting dogs,
mans most faithful friend, and the brutal
manner in which they are torn and
wounded and made to suffer for weeks.
My deg, very valuable. thoroughbred
st. Bernard, perfectly harmless was shot
and badly wounded on Sunday morning.
Owing TO accident or nsgleci the yard
gate was left open and the dog got out
INTO the street.. Two hours aitefwafd
was notified that my dog was shot, and
found him lying IN pool Of blood, so
weak from the loss Of which that he could
not stand. think the matter Is ono ioi
the Society TO- Prevention Of Cruelty TO
Animals 10 isks under consideration, as
these occurrences are said 10 be a com
mon thing am sure few lines IN
your paper regarding stch cruel treat.
ment TO dogs will be appreciated by every
fair minded person, be he dog fancier
or not. GEO l. CEBHART.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-14
Al The 0nara Honaa.

Robert Downing has had a remarka.
BILE career. His Stage training previous
10 his starring tours was one thatf fitted
him TO succeed in the higher walks OF the
drama He began as a call boy in John
r, Ford s theatre, Washington, and play :
ed every position witt The splendid stock
company main aimed at that house until
he became its leading man Then he
supported Edwin Booth, al the latier's
request, during an engagement in New
York. Next he was leaoing support for
Mary Anderson, and after that played
opposite parts 10 Joseph Jefferson. After
this all around experience he started out
Tor himself, and bis success as 1.-The
Gladiator" is too well known to 20 into
detail here. He will play al the Opera
House tonight.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-14
fCOnmuDicated.J
COMPLAINTS MADE TO THE MAYOR.
E1ifi0r 0f EVsHigg CabffaIs

Complaint has come 20 the Mayor .
cfilce OF boxes ard barrels, from which
garbage has been emptied, and which
are left on the sidewalk sometimes for a
Nhole day afterwards, and until they are
required TO be flied again. These gar
bage receptacles not only become un-
slightly but offensive. A. a great outlay
Of money, the city has nov beauiiiDl
streets, Of which 1t has reason 20 feel
proud. The city, 20 keep them clean,
has 20 employ large force Of men At a
greater expense than ever before, and
the citizens should assist the authorizes
all they can. All waste paper should be
burned, and as soon as emptitd, the
boxes and barrels should be remove d
from the sidewalks. They are an OBJ.
sifucGon. and the City Code imposes a
penalty for placing any obstruction on
The sidewalk, the penalty for which will
be strictly enforced. Again, complaint is
frequently made az the Mayors Office
relative 10 boys playing ball IN the
Stree s, much to the annoyance and
danger Of persons passing. An elderly
lady few days ago had narrow escape
from being bic by ball thrown by boys
on the street. There is a penalty for
playing ball on the streets, lanes and
alleys Of the city. AID the police dspan.
meni has been instructed TO keep a close
watch ard arrest offenders.
{. a. DUBOIS, Mayor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-14
ON THE DIAMOND.
Naval Cadets Victorious Over The Deaf
kutes Maryland Athletic Club
Defeat 81. Johu'a

The naval cadets and the deaf mutes
from Callandet College. Kendall Green,
played a very Interesting game ei base
ball Saturday afternoon, which resulted
in a victory for the former by a score Of
Ito3 During the earlier part OF the
game Rosson. for Callaudet, vas very
effective. Up 10 the sixth inning the
muies were ahssd by one tally and they
seemsd 10 be plai ing the better ball. but
10 that inning their Waterloo came, the
Navy getting five runs on a combination
OF several nice hits. batter hit. base on
balls and an error, ard the runs we're
piled up from then on.
Callagdst's scoring during this time
had come 90 a sudden STOP. X ,udenbush
Was substituted tor Basseti. Who had been
bii pnt y freely at the beginning n the
fifth, and for four innings nothing like a
bt was made ch bin. In the ninth he
LEI up. aud run resulted on Waters
double and Burgess sisgle. Despite s.v-
eral errors the fielding vas fast and
clean. the tao double plays being espsc-
tally pretty. The fielding Of Rosson ana
features. together with some coed long
hh@s yHhhg ~ St1Db1 tbI hbt NIfNAfe4s
made his first error Of the season.
sT. JOHNS vs.. 81. Az.
81. Johns College and the Maryland
Athletic Club baseball teams crossed
bats Saiu day afternoon in a game which
resulted IN favor of The latter by a score
Of 10 to 8. The collegiaBs for four in.
nings we're able 10 hold their own, but
after that a number Of errors AID some
hard hitting by the Marylands caused
their downfall.
Goodrich. for the Maryland Athletic
Club, pitched neat game with the ex.
ception OF the FIRST inning, when he sent
the first three men 10 their base on balls.
The 81. Johns pitchers also did we'll, but
the errors Of their team mates worried
them very much. Wit1 ie~ changes,
however, the local men will have fine
team. 81 Johns btsi pitcher. Rohrcr.
vas unable % work owing 10 sore arm
Latimer distinguished himself at the bai
with home run. double and single.
fbe game was called AZ the commence
ment Of the ninth inning TO enable ihc
visitors TO take the last Baltimore train.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-14

TO James II. kel1ey, Detendanh
The object OF this suit is TO procure a diyorcs
a yiacnI0 maf,fnoHn from the defendant. James
II Kelley two successive SUBJ oenas against
him having been returned non esk.
The bill states, that on or about the 4th
day of March, In the year 1886. the paintif
and defendant sere married and resided in the
City of Annapolis until June. 1892 That the
said defendant james II. Kelley, without any
Just cause or reason abandoned end deserted
the plaintiff Meivina Kelley. and that such
abandonment has continued uninterrult dly for
more than three years is deliberate and final
and the separation of the parties beyond any
reasonable expectation OF reconciliation. That
there have been no children born from said
marriage That the said James n. Kelley was
last seen in the Citv of Annapolis. Md but the
present place OF abode Is unknown , the plain
tif That the plaintiff has always resided in
the City Of Annapolis. Md.
IL thereupon this 1th day of April in the
year 1902 ordered by the circuit Court for
Anne AIuodel County in Equity, That the
plaintiff by causing a copy of this order to
Anne Arundel County, Maryland, once in each
of four successive weeks before the
18th DAY or MAY, IN The YEAR 1907,
give notice to the said james n. Ke ley. OF the
object Of this suit and the substance OF said bill
of complai1t therUbv warning him 70 appear
in this Court in person or by solicitor ON or
before the
2sth DAY OF MAY. IN THE YEAR 1879,
to answer the premises and to show cause IL
any he may have. why de- cree ought not 10
be passed as prayed.
JAS. REvELL,
Associate Judge 5th Judicial Circuit of Maryland.
GRO. WELLS. Clerk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-14
Illustrated Sermon Eezt SUNDAY.

The last Of the series Of illustrated
sermons at ST. Anne's Chapel, vas AZ
ranged for last evening. ONIng to the
unexpected absence from town Of the
gentleman who usually manages the Ian
tern for throwing the illustrations upon
the screen, and the inability 20 secure a
substitute, this feature OF the service was
necessarily omitted. A large cOngrcga-
ton as usual hzd assembled, and several
persons present undertook 10 supply the
place at the lantern but Withoul success,
All arrangements have been made %
have the illustrated sermon next Sunday
evening. Il IS confidently hoped thai
nothing will prevent rs being gwen wth
the usual success. The lateTn slides are
illustrative Of the resurrection and ascen-
sion Of our Lord and Of the descent ol
the Holy Spirit.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-14
Third Drawing OF Iurnrs

Judge Revell today made the third and
last drawing Of jurors in place Of these
excuSed as follows: Third disirict-Chas.
W. Brown and William T. ReyeM iu
place Of Charles L Solley and Enoch p.
Johnson, excused. Fifth dissrirt-Re-
zin Howard Hammond, Robert L. ship
ley, William X. Keuthe. John n Rider,
Enoch G. Jeffrey. in place Of Rezn Ham
mond, William ID. MeNshau. John W.
Ring, William X. Wesley, Joseph
Benson. excused. Sixth (Annspolis) DIS
William n. Moss In place Of Rich-
ard Wells, excused. Eghih district
Robert ID. Hopkins in place Of Robert
II. Price, excused. Judge ReveI says
no other excuses will be accepted. g IS TOD
late IS courf meets next Monday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-14
Cadets Annual German.

The naval cadets, hrst class, gave their
annual german Saturday night, which was
one OF The largest Of the Academy social
functions. Miss Alice knight ard Cadet
William Lee Pryor, Of Missouri, presi-
dent Of the class, led the german. The
crowd was not as large as usual, as
special invitation from members Of the
class was required. There were, how.
ever, quite a number Of lsdies from Bal
timore and else where. The armory was
magnihcently decorated, which, with the
handsome gowns and uniforms, made a
brilliant scene. The Naval Academy
Bapd vas in attendance.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-14
PRICE ONE CENT
DEATH OF MRS ELLEN wERETz
An Agea And Highly Respected Lady
Passes Away Aitsr An ulasss
81 EElt Davs.

Mrs. Ellcn A. Wernf1. uidsw Of The
late fharo "a. Wcrn,z. died SaturdaR
aitcrroou az : o'eIcck o. pueumou,a. atter
an u.ucss ot siEhf days. Mrs. Wernrr
sas e1ru On Sellns Grove. Pa. sisty-l5ur
sears age. bu- w1s rcafct ln O. liccthe-
O1-o- Sac uas tne G1uz hlcr 'f Alr Adm
Aa.irrs. thr Et2na11uEh Ehscg OF Thomas
no.lau1y. Esg-. of spalisg ivaulz county
ana iAe EFCat -E ran4G4uE hler ot Waharn
tai, Pa of taui1x countv. Va IN
toS- ahe ~as maIF,ed la Ca1.Lco.he. O-.
50 ST. Eharo h. We1rta. and lr the
s4rle yeas tlcy Je1k ~ their resldenre
ln EsEisFlaaf. IA Ia Eaes she cane 70
Auu4Fllls. hes Eusaand nastnE died tour
Ncara plcetzus- Enrce seas. Walter I.
WcIata. Caarles E. Nclu1 and Robert
l. Ner1tz. an4 t4ar kraadchI dlcn. all
HslrE ln AnasFc.s. sarvlse hes. Mrs.
Acru.r Eas a wrHaocT of tac First Pes
o. tell2a ~aarlh au1 FrrIarmsd many
1cls rf Caafi.F w thr l1mmuultv. The
tzlctal t11k E.rEC taa afternoon az :
G taek Fum cas- trssaEucc oi Der son.
trot. Aahcrt O. trrHE Eunlc George
street. Ghc Rev. tr-askc s. bcl. pastor
of tae Presses Erl.sr NEnflh. conducted
tse n-r.nl srv.c Ghs uHer.. auauec-
u-uts actc ir llalrc aI Frrskcr d..
>. LaB ilE- iar ral.1esrers eeFc Nrssrs.
loau &c e. Dlaa. k.hef H Wr,ch.
Loula s.. CLastan. Nlaals N.aa.lc. treorge
A. CulFcr ana LaaFtrre Walaa. Ihe
Inicfmeut ln LciaF hluH Ceme.ery.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-14

The Lie Guards are two regiments Of
calvary forming part Of the British
household troops. They are gallant
soldiers, and every loyal British heart Is
proud OF them. Not only the King's
household, but yours, ours, everybody 5
should have its life guards. The need Of
them is especially great when the great
esl foes Of life, diseases, find allies IN the
very elements, as colds, Influenza, ca.
laTrb, the gfip and pneumonia do in the
stormy month OF March. The best way
that we know Of TO guard against these
diseases Is 10 strengthen the system with
Hoods Sarsapanlla--the greatest Of ali
life guards. II removes the conditions in
which these diseases make their most
successful attack, gives yigor and tone
to all vital organs and functions, and
imparts genial warmth 20 the blood
Remember the weaker the system the
greater the exposure to disease. Hoods
Sarsaparilla makes the system strong.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-14
MAY BE IN DANGER.
The Motors Of The Battleship Illinois In
Too Close Proximity To Her
Magaziues

II the conditions aboard the batlIeship
Illinois. fitting out At the New York avy
yard as the flagship Of the European Sta.
lion. are as serious as reported TO the
Navy Department the great 81, ,coo, ,ooo
vessel may be in danger Of destruction.
The department officials are not inclined
to accept the statements Of the com =
mander and other officers OF the vessel
regarding the state oi affairs and insist
that the ship must sail on time, bearing
the pennant OF Rssr-Admifal CTownin-
shield. As represented TO the d. paftment
the Illinois is in danger OF having her
magazines exploded through overhead
ing, owing TO the proximity OF the electric
motors. The department detailed an Of
fcer TO make an inspection, and he rec.
ommends that a temporary change be
made 10 reduce the danger. Admiral
Cfowninshieid, however, has directed
that the ship be ready for him by May &.
and he states she will proceed then
across the ocean regardless OF the tenn
perature IN the msgs zines. An engineer
officer states that u IS psobable al least
one magazine could become endangered
by the heat generated BY the motors,
and that IL this be true II will be reckless
10 send 50 costly a vessel seward. An
experiment to cool magazines by coil
system through which cold air IS forced
has been conducted at the navy yard
here. but with only limited success. Un.
usual precautions have 10 be observed
on many ships oi the new navy 10 pre-.
vent the magazines Becoming heated by
the action Of so much machinery, and
there is a standing order that they must
be flooded should the temperature reach
a specified point.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-14
The Lights Are Still There.

The Hon. James K. BTashears sue
ceeded 10 having an order passed IN the
House for the removal Of the electnc
tights from the dome Of the State House,
and a committee appointed passed an
order for sz5 IN payment Of same. Moth
ing has been done IN the matter and the
lights still shine forth from the dome Of
the State House. Nobody obJecss 70 the
beacon light. for such II has proven TO
mariners, but il IS thought the elecinc
wires subject the building 20 danger Of
destruction by FIRE, IN winch event much
valuable historic property ard papers
would be lost.