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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
1tr6cr ben S3ean in rinem fIetlen
Rnnt,

50 It 0 n, 0}oF,, %. San @m.
S6neiOer, elm 6ier po5nhafter 9eut=
f6er, pelfer am Is. Sult b. S. DON
Rapsre Bead Angling, I'm in einem
8oote Don IS SUB ben atluntti6sn
Ocean gu freu5en, 1T MULTIPLICATION in
8reslau angetOmmen, pie er 6eute0.
Nort0n in 8ebere, ieinem fri6eren
Nr6eitge6er, melOete. S6neioer Derz
ftano ni6tS pom Seemanns6eruf,
a6er er riiItete lem tleine8 6abr3eug
iel6it aus, fu6r gang auein a6 uno err
rei4te 8reslau um 3. Sanuar. @r
fam gliidlt6 ii6er ben Ocean, a6er er
erlitt irgenopo an Der europdiihan
&iiite S4iff6ru8 unO OerIor 4aes,
mas er bate. 0G6ere8 t6eilt oer8rtet
ni4t nit. S6neiOer fa9t o6er, er
neroe bic 6abrt ii6er Den Ocean IN
einem tletnen 8ppte nod einmal lItz
terne6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
Cpfcr elmer 9BuamitzG rplOiiOn tut
QGabai9zIunnCl.

8ttt5burg, 9a., %. Sanuar.
Sm 0itli6en Gnoe oes 8aboi9=
3unnel5, an Der Sii6ieite bo5ier,
purOen nm 7 ubr beute fri6 3pet
MGnner bur6 cine 99nanttzggpLo@
ion get0Dtet uno bier I4Der DerleBt.
9a5 QnDre6en 0e5 eLsttriI6en StrOz
mes o6ne por6erge6enOes Signal Derz
urfa6te bos ungliit. 9ie 8st0oteten
limb bic QuTe6er 6ront 3oplor un0
9arrD 6lorence. Some5 9|t8OOern
1T pa6rfdeinlid t0Otlid OerleBt. -
3nef g}e9er, fopie Elm %unbetannter
fDeiBer @r6eiter erlttten minoer be-
Dentli6e 8erLeBungen.
86os. 6arrD, elmer Der 9srleBten,
lit felt O6igem geitOrben. 6rau Sap
for. bic Satin zines Der 8etoOteten,
lit Istt ms6reren M}onuten trant uno
nur0e 0ur6 Die 5rauertunOe oermaz
zen er76iittert, oaB bic @er3te feline
6pffnung ms5r auf ibre &ettung be-
rPr1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24

Nr. I'll, Ct, 9aulItraBe, erIuden,
Der bis gum 1. Mut 1903 Die W}ietbe
fir Oa5 genannte 9aus cOuettirt. Die
8ldger fagen in Der &Iagei6rift, OoB
iie Die 8eiiBer be5 5aufe5 limb, mel
DIES tie an 6rau Montague permietbe@
ten, pel6e Elm &oit6uus Durin bstrieb.
sic be5abIte lire Mietbe niAt unO
permiet6ete Da5 6au5 am 1. Otto6er
an cine 6ruu Ben bis gum /. Mai fir
$125 pro W}onat, pbne oaB fe Die gu
ittmmung Der @igenthiimer ein6oIte.
Sn Der 3pif9en3eit bat 5rau Wtonz
tague BON Der neusn Miet6srin $500
an W}iet6e coueftfrt, obsr nur 5000
an bic &lGger dbgeliefert. Ri9ter
9obler 6ut einen 9ermin auf ben 81.
Sdnudr angeieBt,
8unferDtt t.
SIN 8unOeS : &reisgeri6t bat
Qleranoer Chapman BON gr, All,
Ofz21. 6traBe, nm Die 8oAltbaten
De8 Bancroft : 8eieBs5 na6ge1udt,
6eine Decentralization tperOen au
$5244.81 angege6en; 8ut6a6en iinO
feline por6anDen.
8erIan8en lire 6ra6t~
8ebi6ren.
9us 0ampff6iff rRomonmors"
bat Dur6 bic NntpaIte 8onen unO
8rune i'm 8unbestrsisgsriat cine
Rluge uuf $929.22 gegsn Die r@anton
@rport So" einreifen lafen, neil Die
9erflugte i6ren Gontratt ni6t err
fiute unO Dem 9ampfer %innerRdlb
elmer betimmten 3eit bic itipulirte
6ru6t an @etrHoe nidt lieferte.
Gine @e6feItIa8e.
4lbert q. Corner bat Our4 ben
Qnpalt 6arleD i'm Commonplace
geri6t cine 3loge 8e8en SOieP6ine
gttf6 eingerei6t, in pel6er er Die
9umme pon $4,000 fir 3pet Si6tz
pe6fel, pel6e Die rQrtbur 8. Ritid
8rid Co., 3a6I6or an 8m. Or.
@urfielo, ausTteate, 8uriif gu erlonz
gen 7u8t. 9Orner inrSIiirte Die
Wehfel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
,,Ebalia= Wt1nnerdlur."
0rUse Iarrcniibuna SUnntag, bcH
25. Sanuar, in Der n6crmantas
M1nncrdbprsSnae." u8,23-5)

QbIeben. ST.. Samuel Mcz
Sin 8rpun, GrS8rGTiOent Der Sic
fabeate &c 8otomac Selep6on Co."
Der in 6inun3tretfen 8altimOre'5 unO
Waf6inQtpn'5 fpo6lbetannt lit, itarb
geItern Morgen in ietner @O6nun8 gu
&urton, Baltimore : @ountp, i'm 4lz
ter ppn IS Sa6ren. Gr mar felt Ell
niger 3eit IeioenO uno 6interldBt feline
0tttpe, bret S06ne uno cine Scooter.
gu GaOi3, g., ge6oren, tGmpfte er
nd6reno beS 8iirgertriege5 in Der
unionsarmee un0 IieB it4 Dann in
@~uf6tngtn, .. g., nieOer, mo er Elm
@ef6Gft anfing. BON Anf0ng an
mar er General : 8ei6dft5fii6rer Der
nG6eIupeafe G 8otomac 3elep6on=
g." uno trug bieI gu Oeren @rfOlg
BEL. @e6s3e6n Sabre lang fun3trte er
Dunn als 9rGIiOsnt Der @ompagnie.
BON bieiem 4mte 3og er ii4 Oor funf
Sabrer 3uriif.
- 6r. WiQiam NuguIt Suderman
ifar6 geitern M}orgen in ieiner BO6z
nunq gr. 300, Siio>8onO1StraBe,
nu6 fur3er &ranf6eit an einem 9er3z
leioen. @r mar zimmerman DON
9rofeIiion. 0d6renb er am 9onner@
itaq Na6mittag an Canton : Qoen1e,
nqbe SprinQ : StrQBe, an Der Qrbeit
mar, ertranfte er pl0Bli4 unO muBte
in feline @o6nung 8ebro6t perben,
no er 8etern Morgen iturb. ST mar
At Sabre ait un0 MttgIieO Oe5 Sent
gonclaDe, s. D.. g." Gr 6interldBt
cine @ttfpe unD bier &inOer.
- SRI. M}Qrte 6eIens @etger, Sod
ter Der Sruu 8ut6arine @eiger, itarb
geftern Morgen in i6rer @o6nung,
Nr. 2213, Otz9rattz6 traBe. Sic
mar f6on felt Ginger 3eit IeiOsnO.
MuBer i6rer Mutter 6interIdBt ite bier
8riioer, bic So. SO6n %. $, @siger,
8ofiirer Der nGarton|Rationdl6anf, "
geo. @siger DON Baltimore, @OparO
81. unb @6urIe8 8. 8eiger BON Gorrp,
9a., unb bret 66meitern, 6rou u.
@tai6, 6rau 81. 2ude un0 6rau s.
@0B.
- On ben 6olgen ein.5 66logz
flutes itar6 geitern Mor8en 6r, GU
muel 2onggooO i'm Otter bon 50 Sab
rem in ieiner 8Obnung 9}r. 2O6,
6iios8orb@S traBe. Gr mar frij6sr
Mitglie0 Der 5irmu g. 8ann, Sons
&c So. an Siibz8roabpap, 3og 1i6 jez
bod DOR me6reren Sa6ren bonn &C.
f9Gfte 5uriif. @r mar unber6etrdt6st
unb tpo6nte BEL Ieirer 64peite ter, 5rau
6anna6 8ertiner. Gr mar M}ttglteO
Der rMonumental : 2oge" Ger n6retz
muurer."
ST.. So6n Gtouing5, Elm ST.
9oti3tft, ftur6 geitern in ietner 8o6=
nung Nr. $40, ScottzS traBe, i'm 4lz
ter Don 63 Sa6ren. @r nurOe i'm
@sptem6er 1874 gum 9oli3iIten err
nannt unO bor 5pet Sabren fruntz
6eits6al6er ~penIionirt. Gr 9interIGBt
feline Wittpe, bier S06ne uno 3pei
SDnter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24

@tnen guten Sang mo4ten
9eitern Sergeant Srptt un0 Der 9oliz
gift Wamplp BON tpeItli9en Oiitrift,
als tie ben NegerQleranber 8ater per=
bufteten, pdbrenb ft4 bsrfel6e mad
einem 8unoen fir cine Quantitdt
Sil6eripouren umfub. Capt. 6ullem
er6ieIt am Morgen cine S%elep6onbotz
faaft BON einem Sutpelier, baB elm
gieger ner1u9t 6a6e, linn cine Wenge
ftl6srner 2Offel unb 9abeln gu berz
faufen. @r CAB Der POli3ei cine quite
gei9rei6ung bes Burden, unb &C.
ftiiBt Ourauf6in puroe 8uter Derbafs
tet. Sn ieinem 8efiBe purben Sill
berfpaaren i'm Wertbe BON $22.50 gez
funoen uno Dermittelft bes vS9piB=
pro3eFes" erlangte @apitdn 5ullem
Elm @sitGnoniB BON Dem Qrreitunten,
in fpel6sm oerfelbe ~mittbeilte. oaB er
Das 3eng aug DerWobnung bon 5rau
Carrie Dale, Nr. 1902, WeftzGrdnfz
linffraBe, gsfto9len babe. Sin poli<
att 6sgab ii4 mad Irau 9als's 8o4e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
9ns icdslt 9tabDbbz3ssitaT.

0as geftrt8e qeabOop : Recitat
Butte Elm ungen06nli9 3a6lrei6eS, in
Der qroBen W}e6r3a6l aus Damien BE-
fte6enoeS 8u6litum ange3ogen. 9ieIe8
groBe Sntsrefe gait Der GGngerin os5
Recitals, Margarite 6au, pel6s cine
6unte Rei6e 2ieoer fran30iif9er,
oeutf6er, englif6er uno dmerifantz
f6er groDenien3 gum 8ortrog brodz
te: 8stes, Suites uno au6 muIitaIiI6
Minoerpert6iges. Die SGngerin lit
unIerem CONCERT Publttum bon fri
FER 6etannt, oaber Die freunolidFQuf=
nu6me bei'm Gri6stnen uuf benz 9oz
blum. Sic DsrfIgt ii6er cine Hare,
re6t ausgie6ige, fpmpat9ii&e gut 8ez
I6ulte uno gaI9madDoa bebanoeIte
Qltfimme, Die etpa5 mad Der Soz
pranluge grapitirt, in ben tieTeren 2az
gen oagegen Der 8raft entbe6rt. SIRE
Songabe 1T erfreuli9 rein, Oo4 6aftet
f6rem Qieoerportrage, mo Der @ompoz
NIT 0Grme bes 8ortrags, 9er3enst0z
ne perIQngt, cine GENTLE 8iible uno
RsIsrpirt6eit an; an beutli9ften trat
has in S9u6ert's r8ret6en am
Gpirnrabe" outage. Sri. 9au be-
gam nit iie6en Qie0ern DON 8lut,
SomeQi, @iGiarO, 9oot, einem att
nulifiI8en 2ieOe nQn ben @uFern
8a6Dlon's," bu8 tiefen@inOrud mad
ts, uno 3pei ultfrun3Ofii4en 2iecern,
beren 8ortrag i6r piel 8etfau uno
me6rfo6en 6%eroorruf einbra4te, Der
annette She'll oes 8ecital5 umfaBte
3peiQieber BON 6au6ert,S 9umunn's
nTrii6lingsno6t," Die nieoerbolt perz
ben muBte, bic ySappbti6e Ooe" BON
8ru6ms, 9eni8eG's ngs mar Elm alter
a0nig" uno oa8 Ri6arO StrouB'i6e
@tdno6en nit ieiner prG9tigen &Laz
psr6sgleiturg. Die meiiten Dieier
2eoer purbsr beuti6 geiungen un0
bic MusIpru6e Der @Gngerin OerOient
Qnerfsmung. Sn Der 64ubert'dsn
n2iebeS6otI4uft" bate ii4 Elm 6umOz
riftif6er 0ruffe6ter IN ben BRO
grommtert eingef4li4en. SIS RieB
ou:
,Rauf6e fe murmelno in. fiiBe Ru6',
Slit i6r Sraume Der 6ie6e 3u."
SIN IeBten 36siIe bes Programmes
lang SRI. 9oG 2ieOer BON 2i3o 2e6>
mann, 9ictor 6urris, s. u. 2iOgsp,
elm aItfpan50ffdes 2ieb uno I6IOB
6us Recital nit benz bon 4uguita6olz
mes componirten punoerli6en 2ieOerz
Serte ,2eGHoaIier Belle @toile." Die
6Gngerin tpurbe BON elmer Dame, De-
rem Numen 6a8 PrOgrumm nt6t mel
oete, fa6r 76Dn un0 ~getpanOt begleitet.
0a5 nd9ita Recitul finOet am 30.Saz
nuor fatt. Sn oemieIbsn tpirO 4rOf.
@m. Mao ouftreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
Ons 0SnGenGfnff

beg g3eutfaen GorreipOrbenten" err
f4ien 8sitertt tpteber ME felt Sabren
In fetner ibIt6sn Gei96dIti9teit. 9aS
8o4enblatt bietet 9eraOe ieBt, mo ii6
grOBe @retgnife a6ipielen, Die, ME Die
@~ene3ueIa : Affaire, nidt nur in
4merita, fonbsrn audi in 0euti4IunO
bos grDBte SntereFe erregen, ein>IPez
blum, ii6 ieIbit unO feline 6reunDe in
Der alien 9eimath auf Dem 2aufenOer
5u erbaIten. Nu8 ionit bietet oa5
@oden6latt duBert fpannenben 2eiss
itoff in ieinen Ra6ri6ten iiber bic
9or9dnge in Der Sto0t, Dem Staate,
ben Ser. Staater, Der 0elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
TrcS. SamcrnihmiDt'S 9lmcrican=
0Srcfnern.Sierc

geninnen unter ben &ennern BON
8ruuz9 roDuften erfter 8lufe INNER
me6r an 9opularitGt. &us Dem aus
erleIenIten 6opfen unO Mal3 mad az
ter @eiIe Gergeitelt, nirb Oeren I'm
berfGlf9t6eit garantirt, 9e6altrei4e
Safel6iere. 9robefiite 81. 8ruuerei
11O4-1128 5iuen9Str. Sci. 6. &c
g. 1914, Wb. 1491. ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
0nIi,ridrf qritih aellnrbcn.

Ginctnnuti %. Sanudr. -
06srit g6ilipp 0eiti6, isit oielen
Sa6ren goli3eifef Don Cincinnati, 1T
6eute an Qungenent3iinoung 9eitor3en.
Gr mar Elm 3eutfaer unO bate ben
8iroertrisg in Der POtOmoc-%Fmet
6ur6oema6t. 8alO na6 Dem SOLUBLE
be5 arieoeg frat er in Die beige PO=
li3et EN-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
Geine, nnidasItde, an NnaIitat

Gelue, t1td1noltdIc, an S.udlttat
unii6ertreFfli8e 8iere, unter QuFIi6t
zines tii9tigen 8raumeiiter8 6ergsz
fteut, nerDen tets anertannt. Die
SEQ. 8iint6er, jun., 8rauzGo." BAT
bur3 i6r Dor3iigli9es 8ebrGu beptez
fen, OaB iel6It Ous Oeutf4e Bier ii6srz
trofFen tpercen fam. 5lui6enbier
Bel g6tllips Bros, 6O9-611 @iibz
Garoline5StraB ga
S8ner berGeBt. - Die 60
Sabre oIte 5pau OliOiu 8ebfOr0 DON
0r. 329, 9earIitraBe, puroe geftern
an Der @de bon Mulberrpz II. @utatpz
9truBe bon einem @agen ii6erfa6ren
nobel i6r re4teS 6anogelent ge6ro=
6sn unb fire S6ulter i4per berleBt
purbe. Der 8na6e, tpel4er oasPfero
lentte, tpuroe Dem 8erfa6ren oes SUI
genoriGters ii6erpieien.
Sein 8er60r abermal8
perf9oben.- So6n 3, QeterIon
BON Same5topn, N.@9,, nslfer am
IS. Sanuar Die 6irma 9e6riioer
S9loB &c So. permittelt zines pert6>
lofen @6eds nm $3.50 gebradt BADEN
foq, tpurbe geitern Dem Poli3eiri4ter
Qoben gum @er6Dr Dorgefiibrt, bod
muBte 0us 8er60r berI6o6en perben,
bu Der betrefFenDe G6ed bis jeBt nod
ni4t proteitirt nOrOen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
@iue JietIe naf1 SentIhlauS,

I'M hie WeIt Ooer nd9 irgenO einem
She'll Der Nelt arrangirt. geiIe6ilz
lete iiber ale 8abn= unb Oampferz
2inien. Sbeo. $. 9iener 6
6 o., Ais Wdter=Str. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24

@etterausfi9ten. Sir
Marplano unD ben Oiitrift Columbia
Ragen Deer S9nse am Samitag, tlur
amSonHtag. berGnberli4e, fpGter fri
f9e Iiib0itli6s 0inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24

GhitttelfrUft, GhmcrSen, Wfala=
rtG, SG Grippe nnD idllintnte Grf6l:
tMngen tnrirt nMrh1 ,,SIaneD's Nguc
Vins" (audb in hufiiger TDrm).
EreiS 25c. Maenthalben perfaHit
tSa2, $&5,lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24

8rGnDe. = Sn Der Nobnung
BON 6rau Carrie Sames, Ir. 703,
8ruceftruBe, entitanD geitern Morgen
OaOur4 Geuer, OaB gliibenOe &obIen
aus einem Diem auf ben 8oOen fielen.
Die Seuerpe6r purbe bom 8aiten
92r. 475 aus alarmirt unb l0i6te Die
5lammen i'm Seine. Der ungert4>
tete S9aben betrGgt $50.
= Sn Der Dobnung bes 6ranfMa=
lesfD 0r. 1914, 8arnesftraBe, ri4S
tete geItern 46eno Elm aus unbefannz
ter uria9e entitunoener 8ran6Sdaz
ben i'm 8etrage Don $3.50 an.
SIN Sputerrain bes 9aufes g2r.
1888, HOro : @af9ingtOnitr, erplo>
birte geftern Na4mittag Elm 94troz
leumofen unb es e%ntftanb elm 8rdnb,
Der S9uoeH i'm 8etrage BON 500 am
ri4tete, ebe Die 5lammen qsl0f9t
perOen tonnten. 6r. 5reo. Mcra@
mann 6epO6nt bas Saus, un0 feline
Satin &at6drire, 45 Sabre oft, muir
Re bei'm8eriu4e, Die 5Iammen gu To-
I4en. iaItmm i'm @efi6ts psr6raunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24


nung uno frug oieiefbs, ob tie etpus
bon i6rem 5iGbsrgeIdirr Oermife.9te
6rau iub 3uerit nur Oberfld4lia na4
unb ertIdrte, baB ie ni4ts Dermife.
Quf Gmpfe6fung Oes P~Oli3iiten
forI9te tie Elm 3peites 0Rdl na4 nno
fanO Damn, buB ibre idmmtli4en ill
6srnsn 20ffeG unb @ubeln Oeri4punz
cen tpann. Sic bsgab iid ouruufbtn
na9 Der tpeitGi4en pOli3eiftutiun uno
ioentifi3irte Die geitp6lenen 8ddren
dls t6r @igent6um.
,,9(rion="I astcnban
am 10. Tcbrunr
in Der &crmania. Manncrd.cr=@alle.
(24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
q am TAG Nn0 9onHtd9sVLs
furiipren nch 0a76ington S1.25

Quf Ser n8ennlpIpdnld 70a9H.
ginets fnO fir bic &itfobrt biz
@Onntaq Q6eno giittig. Qle 3age,
Ter .GongrsItoual 2jmiteo" ausses
nommen
(5tpt5i6r&Sa4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24

a. .n4 -2eInb@
3eit ms,,T 2ber. tiotsit 8ett.
500 ~. 80 on 81 i 8. 5 2rib
S.Su i. 80 u 81 65 Y.@9B. 8 iSlor.
9ittI. Sorometert. 3O.ls Sotite 9empeIatur. -
OiittI. 5bermometerft.. IS yiieoriaite 1emptrat 81
Die bohite SfneQisteit bes 2Rinoes in elmer
Stuuoe betrus Il DfciIen pom 8Seltsn.
SusQtrriq c Metter. Die ~uieoriaite
Scuptratur ots ~Qtitriacn Cages IBIS 8 llbr abcnOs)
mar aui nabgtnannttn StntiUnen, iuie iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
GelOieununneu nnd1 aeutldIanS.

Welolcmbnngen naW NcHfIdlIdNO:
"a Gen!3 PRO 0tact un0 GommIiz
Fion. gbeO. s. 0iener C 6 o.,
Ais @uttrz5 traBe. Qusldnoti4es
@eIo, @e6Iel unb Greoit : 8rtefe.
69iffsfarten bon unb ncA Guropa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24

8ioer6au De8 8om6arOements in
8a76ington. - 9o5 8orge5en
Der 9euti6en iteint bort unbez
greifIi6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
@etterbcridlt

hSfA"
Ser. Gtaatsn=gSett sSiireau,l
Baltimore, ben %. Sanuar 1861
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-20
Lawn Fefe 10 Be
 Picturesque Event.

The hours for the lawn fete to be given this afternoon are from to o'clock and from to Il o'clock in the evening, the fete to be on the picturesque lawn of Mrs. E. A. Shropshire's residence
 There will be music and dancing throughout the evening"
 In the afternoon the children will enjoy games, and there will be numerous other attractions. Attractive booths will be erected.
 The candy booth will be under the management of Mrs. Bingham. Mrs. Trmble, Mrs. A. G. Smith and Mrs. Woodson.
 The booth containing the fancy work, dolls and ready-made clothing will be presided over by Mrs. Shropshire, Mrs. Bradley Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Rowan and Mrs. Reeves.
 The fish pond will be in charge of Mrs. Woodson, Mrs. Bingham, Mrs. Drane, Mrs. A. c. Smith, Miss Trimble and Miss Kate Smith.
 The goody bags will be in charge of Mrs. Wilburn and Mrs. Blum, assisted by Miss Martha Dabney, Miss Brett Reid and Miss Elizabeth Jones'
 The flower booth will be presided over by Mrs. Cantey Johnson and Mrs. Isaac Perkins.
 The grab bag will be in charge of Mrs. Wiber and Mrs. Blum, assisted by Misses Woodson, Agnes Walters and Augusta Clark.
 The lemonade booth will be in charge of Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Alice Smith. assisted by Misses Annie Roberts. Emma Low Johnson, Alice Moore, Mamie Moore, Ala King. Helen Hume, George Weatherly, Elizabeth Jemison, Nancy Johnson and Helen Van hoose.
 Coffee will be served by Mrs F. A. Shropshire, Jr.. Misses Elise Shropshire, Jamie Head and Augusta Reid
 Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Senn Mrs. Shell. Mrs. Bromberg, Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Reid.
 There will be fortune telling by the noted Vinta.
 The fete is given for the benefit of the rectory fund, which the Ladies' Aid society of St. Mary's-on-the Highlands Is working enthusiastically to raise.
 The lawn will be brilliantly lighted for the fete, and Japanese, lanterns will give a picturesque effect.
 All of the booths will be gaily decorated and the details of the rete will make it one of the most elaborate and beautiful events of the spring season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-20
WoMAN eNcinrv
Mrs. R0lHtree President
 Of Pelham Chapter.

The annual election of officers of Pel- ham Chapter, Daughters of the confed- eracy, was held yesterday at a meeting of the chapter at the residence of Mrs L. s. Handley. The election was by ballot and resulted as follows:
 President-Mrs J. A Rountree.
 First Vice President-Mrs. C. s. Sim mons.
 Second Vice President-Mrs. R. H. Car ter
 Recording secretary-Nfrs. Jokr Lewis.
 Corresponding secretary-Mrs. J. U. Hardeman
 Treasurer-Miss Wittichen.
 Director-Mrs. Charles G. Brown.
 Historian-Mrs L. s. Handley. Before the election of officers the rep orts from the recent U. D. c. convention were made by Mrs. Rountree and Mrs. Lewis, who said their reports would be brief, owing to the complete accounts of the convention that had appeared in the papers. The main points dwelt upon by Mrs. Rountree, who gave the business re- port were the pledges made by the vari- ous chapters to contribute to the Shiloh monument fund and to the support of the home of old soldiers.
 At the meeting yesterday the Daughters decided to complete arrangements for furnishing a room in the Camp Hardie cottage at the Mountain Creek home, and the furniture will be shipped within the 1 next two weeks.
 At the recent convention the Daughters were addressed by Colonel Faulkner in regard to the work undertaken at the home for old soldiers. and the strong and earnest plea for the cooperation of the Daughters in this work has already resulted in immediate aid on the part of the Birmingham chapter.
 The selection of Mrs. Rountree as pres ident is assurance that Pelham chapter will continue to contribute to the great work now going forward In the state. She brings to the position an unusual amount of enthusiasm and all the quali- ties of so patriotic and influential an or- ganization. No one in the state is more prominently identified in the work of the Alabama division than Mrs. Rountree. She is a member of the executive board and has always taken an active part in the annual conventions.
 Her active interest In Pelham chapter has made her one of the most efficient members, and every movement she has promoted in the interest of the chapter has gone forward with full frution of 1 her plans.
 The other officers include many of the most prominent Daughters in the chapter.
 The installation of officers will take place at the June meeting with Mrs. Rountree, when Mrs. F. T. Taliaferro, the retiring president, will make her an- nual report which will show that her administration has been one of the most successful In the history of the chapter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-20
REAL ESTATE.
 FOR SALE.


 FOR SALE. 157 acres on car line. 11a miles of Ensley; suitable for subdivision. s575O-Northeast corner 18th street and Avenue H. Terms. s1750 cash. balance 1,2, 8 and years. with interest. Rent ing now for s55 per month. ss5oO-l65 feet front with 5-room and B. room cottages; will rent for s27.50 per month; nice lot. fruit trees; inside city limits and one block of electric car line. 5 to acres land near Boyles; $50 per acre.
 Three acres. 300 feet of West End car line on macadam road; terms.
 FOR RENT. No. 21b N. 18th street; 6 rooms. bath. etc. No. llOe North l4th st.. 6 rooms. bath. etc.; close to the car line; in extra good fix: S22.60 per month.
 L. G. PETTYJoHN, Phone 46a iS26ia Third Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-20
FUh SALE. BUSINESS PROPERTY.

 $15, 15,5OO-Three-story brick on Fist st., pay ing well; occupied by good tenants. $12, 50o-50 feet on Morris ave, paying good interest.
 s45.OOO-F Four-stoty brick on Sd ave, near new office building; leased number years at good price. $10.000-100x140, corner Sd ave, and 23d st.; good future as business property and self-sustaining in the meantime ST500-A good corner. on 2d ave-, about blocks from Jefferson theatre; now rent ing for s4s0 per year; in direct line of development.
 RESIDENCE PROPERTY. SIG, 6,50o-The handsomest and most central ly located residence on South Highlands, near Five Points; oak finish, pressed brick and brown stone. S1S,000-A beautiful home on large lot; best location on Highland ave. sl0000 VI desirable corner and large house. on 11th ave. South. $4500-A 10-room house, with furnace heat. near 11th ave; only 5000 cash, balance monthly; a clnch. $4000-An attractive Groom residence, near 11th ave, on terms that will appeal to the closest of traders; $750 cash, bal ance monthly. Investigate our 1s per cent city invest ments
 HENSON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO.
 119 North Twenty First Street. Real Estate, General Insurance, Loans.
 REAL ESTATE.
 FOR SALE, S2Oeo-south 17th street; neat Groom cot- tage.
 s4250-7-room house; 11th street near K $550o-Handsome South 12th street home. $1000-60x190; Avenue G, between 18th and 26th streets. $2500-100x190; fine Avenue F corner. $S00o-1O0x190; Avenue F; improved. $000-Handsome home; near Five Points. $3O00-193x170; corner K and Montgomery, $l250o-1O0x14o; valuable; close in; cor ner; pays 12 per cent. $6000-100x140; End avenue, near 18th street. $1O, ,000-5Ox1oo; 2nd avenue corner; in three blocks of 20th street. $l05o0-ioox14O; Srd avenue corner; im- proved.
 FOR RENT. Neat cottage and some stcres. We sell. rent and insure property.
 MCCONNELL & CARTWRIGHT. Both phones 4e 2o z1st Street
 FOR SALE. $2500 Each-Easy terms. two business lots, 25x140 feet each; End avenue, near 14th street.
 $Sl, o00-S business lots, 25x140 feet each. with good two-story brick stores; good rent; End avenue, near center; a good safe investment. $6000-s0x150; 23rd street, near 9th avenue; good for near-in homes. See 1t. s550-$150 cash, balance SIS per month; Broom house and lot, 30x103; 10th alley, near 17th street; rents Tor 30. s2O, ,000-100x140 feet; improved 3rd ave- nue corner. $40O-Corner lot, 72x150. and house at Rosedale; easy terms, $4200-Corner lot. 70x100. with good TO- room double house; 18th street. near Srd avenue; will rent for $40. $2o00-b0x120 feet; pretty 9th avenue lot; one-third cash. $2000-5-room and 3-room; 5ox140; rents for $22; can be increased; 1st avenue, near uth street.
 SMITH G STiLLMAN,
 20041k First Avenue.