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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12
GER %nrinlisstr,ss TN prtatIdI-
lamb.

Gin in DeutIdIano rsii,nbsr Qmez
rifaner fhreibt:
Der Soaidlisnus mnht in Der Gbat
iftte JDrtihritte unb 5dblt ielbit in ben
meiben Der fleinsn 8eamten 5ablreids
2lnbGnser, ipeil bieIe BON ben 5osialie
ten eine gerRHeruns ibrer Gage err.
bofftn. O6en peib man san5 senau,
mic es nit Der .io5ialen @efahr" iteht,
nbtr bic Mitiei, Die man 5u ibrer 8s=
idnpfuns anipenDet, iinb cher ansez
than, bic Heiben Der Gp5ialiIten sll
Harlem. als su idndden. Mit SGbel@.
rafIeln unb fhneioisen Heben 1T oa
nihts ausauridten unb nur einSis uno
allein cine ipirflihe &Heruna Der
iGmmerliden Gage oes proletariats.
bas bon ber 9ano in ben Mfunb le6f:
f0nnte Die Nus6reitung Der ip3ialiiti=
fhen Sbeen beIdranten. 5rob Der
Mblensnuna Der ben &upitulismus
psrtrstsnben greTe berrIht unter Der
ldnbliden 8eoolterung DeutIdlanos
cine srobe Nptb uno -ss 1T unsea6tet
aller 9erkiBunsen DER Resierunsen
niht gu erboffen, baB bic gsoriidten
gausrn. bas giiidsrat Der Nation,
iih pisber emporraffen iperoen. $50
idJ aud auf meinen Dislen 5ahrten
hinborhe. iiberalI tDnen mir alasen
I6er bic boben Steuern unb bic Grz
traslojiafsit Der ldnblihen Sitter ent>
seeen. Wenn elm 8dusrfein ubses
ipirthIhaftet bat, 10 5isbt er in Die
Stabt, tpirb 5aselobner unD in ben
meilten Jdner ein Mitslieb Der Iosiaz
IiHiIden partei, Die ibm in ben 8er<
fammlunsen bur9 senanbte Reoner
nsriihern ldBt, oab es anoers peroen
miirbe, ipenn bos Bolt einmal mitSu=
fprehen ho6e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12
aHlrtriTdIra MlaH ,.,tn@r.nid1t,

Die neueite Numner Der umtliden
rGnniular 3eporis" enfbalt einen lebr
beadtenspertben AufIak bes General
rpniuls MaIon in Berlin 81 9uniien
Der ginfiibrung bes met.iIhen MaBz
unb GeiDi6tsinitems.
Serr Wdfpn fiibrt auber ben ali6e.
fannten @riinben einies 5batiachen
ing Gslb. bic in ipsiteren areiIen be-
idnnt su Iperbsn berbienen. Das Derz
nltste unb unbequeme amerifaniIds
NehnungsiDIienl fiibrt erfabrunss1
mGtig bei ben, 5nnbtl nit benz Nus>
fnnbe 5li Dislfahen WiBbelIisteiten
unb erfdipert bic Musfuhr Quf
Grunb BON ausfiinften, bic sr BON
bekuttnbtn beutlden Smportfirmen
sfhiflf, 1T 9err Walon in Der Gage
mit5utbkiIen, DaB bieienisen beuti1sn
aanflxuts, tpslde nit Nmerifd in
x<aeIm6bigem 6anbeIsp,rfebr ittben.
6f{er ber Me1rnrbeit, iDtlde bic lIm<
d6nunssr unb bic erihtpsrts galeu<
I6i}Dn berurInnen, ipenia Rlage 3ii
+ 6rs: 1db<n. Dassgsn itoBsn anle<
IInnif6t {yIsn<n, pelme nit b<utimtr
1njxrr U<lt9tnbtitsgt!hdfie MAJ
"a ober f6ps Madrsa tiusnfiibrtn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12
Cos 1r1t ner %rrkra.tlltrit.
Sambnreer geitrdee.

,(Sambnrger geitrdee.)
Die fran3Oiifhe r2isa eesen bic
Seefranf6eit" berfiinDet, bab ibre
lnngiabrisen gemiibunsen CUR Be-
fdmpfung Der Saetranf6eit ieBt gu
tinem grfolse sefiibrt babsn. Gels=
gentliih bes Sitenber Snternationalen
5otranfhsitstonsref1es bom Septemz
Der 1901 babe man nit sinem Sdiffe
Der 6elsiIden Regieruns cine @rperi=
mentirfabrt unternommen unb babe
bort bic 6auptperionen Reg GonsreIs
ies mad brei neri1ieoenen Metboben
NIT nollem grfoIse an Seefranfbeit
kbanbelt. NunmeAr bat has 6aupt
btr 2isu, Dr. Mabeuf in puris (82
8oulfDorb port@Hpnal). bic grgeb<
niffe ber DerIdiebenen @nqueten unD
6tubien Der @eIenIdaft in einem ums
faifenben ySiibrer sesen bic Seetranfs
beit" 1srausseseben, beHen quite 2sb=
rsn iih fber fir 5rs. 1926 iidern
fann.
So 1T eine lanse 2iiie bon Mitteln
aur @erbiituns unb 5siluns bes mal'
BIZ Mer, bic in benz 8ude uIfgemadt
lit. Was man bor unb lpdbreno Der
Rsils eKen unp trinfen unb mas man
ntdt eHen unb trinfen, Die man iih
anaRben unb feline ginaeneibe ein=
paden mub, tpie man seben unb liesen
fDI, in nsImem 2uiianDe Sabine unb
Bstt iein mub, nit ipelden Mitteln
unb Mebifamenten man bic nisleidt
trob aner 0oriiht aufge!retsneRranfz
belt kilt, bus III jeBt alles ermitteIt.
3peds @rprobuus Der osilmittel Iu9t
bic Qiga alIerbinss nod U3itarbeiter
3um ggperimentiren. sSn ieDem 9a=
fer min fie bann Elm 9rienal ibrer
Dertbeibigunssmittel sirri5ten unb
ben Heifenben 5ur 8erfiiauns itsllen.
Mber bic 2isa ia. oamit nod mid!
eenug fir bic MenId6sit setban; lie
fGbrt nit umfragen, Grfinbunsen
uno 4sitationen untentnest Tori, unb
tper iie barin beobahten ober unter=
ftiiben min, Der fann ii9 ibr rsSournal
bu Mal be Mer" bpn Or Maoeuf uk=
enfgeltli9 auienoen laHen. Nun piro
alp benz Meere fsin S9reden audi
fir bic 9erren BON Der 2isu in Sranf@
reid senDmmen, unb lie propbsaeien
uas. baB fst na9 Der 9.rrIdaft Der
Acknowledgment unfebl6ar bic Mooe
ber Nutomobilpabten our Resieruns
ipnlmen tpirb.
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@ltlltnnr,tIftff...tBe.r fir er-
stebertTd1e astsn 400 hltlsH-
tfue 8tordsr.

Non competenter Settle ipirb ae:
iMBt, bab bic i'm lekten Sabre bon
pobIbabenben Mmeritdnerp Rirhen,
6o5pitdlern, Colleges unb dbnlihen
Snititutsn semu9ten 3upenbunssn
iib inseeiammt auf $85, 100000 be-
laufen. @inaelne sr0bere Donationen
perben EFT nah setpifer 3eit attuea
nno 1T bas @elb ni9t iofort nerfiig=
bar. 4ber 8aurIummen BON nabe3u
$7O,OOO,00O iino gum Beiten berarti=
ger Dffentlihtn Nnftalten i'm ieBten
Sabre bier3uEanbe bon pripater Seite
CUR 8ertbeiluna selanst. unb atpar
unter ben Derfdieoenen sSnItituten in
folsenber Weife:
f'o6f6nIen uno ereiebcriTdbe anitors
ten, e;nf0IietIi1 sanbfcrtisfeits@
aireen. eonn.aasIaaIen una Sic '-0'i- '''-'
yuune Waen's gbrittian eff. 7,5sS,o20
Sir @usIanbs Wsiffions5fpede. 263, 500
sSoplfbdtee Gefenfhafte!r. ...... 1864, ,724
3oipitdler, '9tfpIe etc. ...... &c, ,4S0, ,95s
@aiieen nno anbere ainiiitaiten.. e.s7s.422
Cooper llnion. aeto gorif.. ...... ... 94a,gGO
ssep yorf SilforicG SocietD . $4,000
Ietal sos, BAG, ,Ts9
6dIt ale fir Nuslanb=W =Wiiiionsz
5ipede 6eitimmten @elber purben mitz
tels leBtnilliger 8erfigunsen ansez
pieien. Die sroben 0ondtionen fir
er5ie6erilde 3lpsde entifammsn baz
gegen nabe3u idmmtlid benz @emeinS
linn le6enDer Stifter. 6DlpitGler nnb
dbnlihe Snititpte erbielten i6re 3us
iDtnbungen tb<ils blrh WsrmGhtniife.
tbeils BON lebenDen Mo6ltEdtern iiberz
ipielsn. go lit aud bic eripdbnte 3t'
Guniien bes Neip YOrter er5iehrifhen
Snitituts, Cooper Union, 6efimmte
@nmme bon rtiden 3eiisenoi1en ges
itiftet norbsn. Gifs in BE o6igs ;3us
InmmsnftlIung ni9t nit tingeI1IOHs=
nss DermGdtniB 1T bas BON bem an
ge6lih BON ieintm Rammerbiener. nls
Werfaeus eints bn6sitrigtn Mnipults,
ermDrbstsn MiuiDndrs WillidmMnrib
Rice, Der III itinm 9sjfaments $8,z
600, 900 fiir Gin III 6oujt0n, 1eT., 3u
ariinbtnbts Mies=Snititut dusefifbt
bate. Mu9 finb III bie obiee Slit srobe
3uptubauotu fiit srsitFfiidls unb
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12

DerIuden. nuf iebr srobe @hpierig,
tsiten. 9err MaIon ifent losur, auf
Grunb feiner grmittelungen, feit, bab
Gefhdftsofferten, in bentn bic drlee
rifanilhen Mabs unb @epihte ,5enubt
iDerbeu. gsiaeinhin pbne ipeitere Be-
adtnns in ben papierforb panbern..
Der amerifonifde Raufmann Bat
unter Der NidtfenntniR. bssanetrifehen
SDikms empfinbIi9 au isiben, tpie
ieber omerifanijhe goalularbeumte
in europa tastdslid nabraunebmen
@elegenheit babe. 81. einem Sale bat
fpie Strr Maion ausbriid!if erpdbnt,
bieIe Nihttenntnib einen lnlerifaner
in srnitIihe Snnieriefeiten NIT ben
beutfden 3plI= uno Ger;atsbebOrbea
sebraht.
Der 6err GeneraleonIu! geftebt
ridbaltslos su. baB Der Dsutide.
bant Der piiIenlhaftliden @runbldgs
nab srpBen ginfadbeit ieines Redz
nunssIpitems. flarere anb piel iusiterz
ssbsnbe gesriffe pna Mabn unb Sc
lpibten babe, als Der Nnnrifaner.
Die S9pierigfeiteu. !pelhe bic
ginfiihruns Des metrilhen Spifems.
i'm @efplse BADEN biirftef brinst 6err
MaIon nur serins bem ~rieiisen Nuben
eesenii6sr in IHIdlag; ipel9er Der
uebersangs3eit folsen muB.
Der DeutiGe," beiBt es in benz
gsridte. .ripart (burh bas metriId9e
5nIterD einen sroBen 5beil 3eit unb
9lrbeit in Der 5dule uno i'm Ipdteren
2e6en unb lit pielerlei @eleeenbeitsn
iiberboben, iib au perrehnen Qngez
ii6ts Der aueenfdlligsn 8ortbsile bes
netriIhen 5piiems unb Der grfabrun=
gen Deutihlanos uno dnberer 2dnz
Der, bic es lid gu eisen semaht ba6en.
tann man nit Siherbeit oorauslaeen.
oab nah Ieiner giufiibrung in bas
GebnungspeIen Der @ereinistenStaas
ten feline 8oraiise unb bic Meisbei!
Der 4nnabme bort eben 10 ansemeine
anerfennuns finben perbsn, ME in
Oeutlhlanb."
5offentlid ipirb Die aQr6eit !Serrn
Mafon's jensn unIerer 5taatsmdnner
in Daibinston bic ausen 0ffnen, De-
nen bas metriIde Rednunssneien
nod Elm Bud nit iieben Sieeeln lit.
Wa nabs bic Notbipenbisfeit ba5u
liest, lebrt Die 5batlahe pab 6ei ben
lsbtidbrieen De6atten i'm nationalen
Qbseor oretenbauie Elm @egner bes
metriIden Spitems erfldrte, man
tonne na9 bemIelben lpuhl reht gut
msKen, aber nidt pieeen; uno baB
elm anoersr Sdlaufopf Die tomiibe
8ebauptung aufitellts, in ben 2anbern
nit metriidem Spitem krrffe i'm
Rednuuaspeien nod qroBeres SurG=
chamber als bisr5ulanbe.
5batIade lit IS, baB Elm grober
She'll Der 8eo0lferuns in BEN Uereiz
nigten Staaten tpie in @nglanb = bon
rlditGnbisen 2dnbern :pie RubIanb.
ghina II. 7. 10. gana abseiehsn - aus
aneeborener 8orlie6e fir bas 9lltberz
se6ra9te, an ben Maben unb @eipid-
ten bdnst, nit benen bic nrgroBbdter
serednet ba6en.
Gs eiebt feinsn ein5i9sn triftigen
grunb fir bic gei6ebaltuna unIeres
bur1aus peralteten unb un6equemen
MaBz unb @etpidtsIpitems, aber
bunbsrt 9riinbe reben Der oeitaemdBen
Reiorm bas Mprt. Die 5butiade,
Dab gnelanb ii6 nod nidt bon benz
alien 3opfe trennen mag. barf fir
unIere 9efebbeber ni4t maBseblid
iein. a5ait ale gulturo0lter 1o6en
.lth bas raetriihe Sbftem eu eigen
semadt, unb feins nor fbnen bat es
Sisber gu 6ereuen sebd6t. (W.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12
Dna gtltniisiat nrr aHteDtst,t i.t
Deattrd1lnnn.

Die in Berlin erfheinence rMtbis
ainalsG Gorreiponben5" f9reibt: Nlit
ben @tubirenben Der Mfbi3in tn
Deutidlanb am 2lnfange bes 20.
ssabr1unberfs beIhaftist iid, cine
Wr6eit bon Dr. g. !oeimann i'm Rli=
niIhen eSabrbuhe. Die, 3aN Der
Mbi5in Stubirenben di1 ben beufz
fden lniDeriitGten mar i'm Winter=
Sen,eiter 1880 81 1866 (bapon an
ben preuBilhen uniberiitGten 1O84)
aetpefsn, iant Bis gum Gommeriene@'
iter 1848 auf 1905 (818), nm bann
ipieber cine allmGlise Wsrmebrung Bis
3140 (1721) i'm Sommeriemeiter
1870 unb ipeiter ra1 Dem beutfh4
frana0iiihen Rriese bis 4017 (1845)
i'm Sonlmerfemeiter 1880 3u erfdb=
rem. Npn rbt an Bis aun Sonn,erz
senleFer 1890 erfolste Elm Iebr ihneIz
les Mniteigen Big gum h6hften Gtan=
be, 1924 (duf ben preuBifhen 6odr
fhulen 3691) I'M @ommerieneitsr
1889. Gs 3eigte ii1 balb, SaB bic
3unabme Der Mer3te melt iiber bus
8ebiirfniB binaussesansen mar, unb
bic dr3tliden @riperbsberbGltmifIe berz
fhlehterten fidb in bebentliher Weife.
Die Nn5ahl Der Mebiain gtubirenben
berminberte iih Daber ipieber Bis auF
1920 i'm Winteriemeiter 1893 ga;
in ben folgenben IL 5emeitern mics
bic 3iffer feline erheb;twn Ghpans
fungen auf; lie beipegte iidb api5hen
1859 unb 1858 (3199 unD 1866: im
Winterfemtftsr 1899 1900 mar iie
7433 (3286).
Geutautuse iie6t man Diel iperigtr
iDtibe 9dare ais friibtr, neil lie Sen
lneiifsn oorler ausgehen,
Menn man cine Rupfsrmiinae III Bic
6par6iihit ftedt, 70 maht lie einer
Qdrri ME Elm @olbitiid.
Mas III olIes tin rGrtianiB ieif,
6sm mans ttlterapbiren tam!
Dis grsihsii II ois ;.pise auofa,
bsr N0Iter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12
GIKb niht! Das 1lnsli:d uirb bid
finben.
@teb fin! Du pirf es ii6erDinOen.

Gfnubfuht i'll iiefs Elm 3tihsn bon
mangelnbtr 8ilbuns, bic nlltin sriinb=
lid babor ihiisen lam.
Der Rronprin3tffin bon SnHien
iiub sipnr dIIe 9iteI ab<rtdnnt lpors
ben, abr Grssprin5efiin" ipirb Ne ii5
IA lDobl nod nsnnen biiritn.
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grob mir0 ann Rei'nigtn
BON 9apeten, bellen Mollitoffen. pa=
pier il. t. m. Derpenbet. Noggenbroo
tsigdet iin am btften odau. Gs bari
.ipeper 3u tpeid nod gu Fart iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12

@uBeiferne 6erbplat t.
ten betpuhrt man Dor benz 3tr1prtn~
gen, ipenn man fie 10 oft, als lie iih
rothbraun sefdrb. baben. nit etpas
6ett einrsibt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09
Continued Until Tuesday.

in the store were burned. The amount OF
the loss is not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09
Anniversary.
National Unionists Celebrate Natal
Day of Their Organization.

Scott Council. No 45s. of the National
Union. gave an entertainment at Confed-
crate Veterans Hall Tuesday evening, In
celebration of the twenty second anniver-
sary of the founding of their order. Mem
bers Of the council, with their families and
friends to the number of 300 or more, turned
out in recognition of the event. The pro-
gram of the evening embraced speech
making, recitations and music, and even
a little decorous dancing by Miss Katie
McGraw by way of variation from the or
binary routine OF social entertainments
The speakers OF the evening were Mr.. VIII
liam Briggs, vice president of the senate
Of the National Union and Rev. Charles
Alvin Smith, president of Dahlgren Council.
No. 1908.
The Rebew Orchestra (NMr Henry Weber,
IT, oifec.oII consriou.eo 20 the ENJOYMENT
music was supplemented by brilliant plano
solo performances by Miss Florence ].
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09
MOVEMENT OF ARTILLERY
Instructed to Proceed to the District
of Portland

By direction of Gen. Chaffee, command
ing the department of the east, an extern
sive movement of artillery troops to the
artillery district of Portland, Maine, has
been ordered, the companies to be at their
respective destinations on June next. All
officers and enlisted men of the companies,
except the sick. prisoners under general
charges and men still in service but in con-
finement serving sentences of general courts
martial, will accompany the movement No
company will proceed with less than two
officers, and if practicable three officers
should accompany each company, artillery
district commanders being authorized to
attach officers to companies when neces-
SarY.
Provision will be made at each post from
the officers remaining to take over any of
the staff duties made necessary by the tenn
porary absence of officers belonging to the
companies designated to take part in the
maneuverS.
Companies will take with them a full
field outfit, including tentage on the basis
of one conical wall tent for eight men, ex-
cept the companies assigned to Fort Nc
Kinley, which will be supplied there with
thirteen hospital tents for each company.
The commanding officer, artillery district
of Portland, will notify all company COM
manders of the assignments Immediately
upon the receipt of this order. Gold medal
cots will be provided on arrival at posts
in the artillery district of Portland. Com
panies will be clothed and equipped in every
way to assimilate war conditions. The blue
dress and brown canvas uniforms will be
taken, extra clothing to be packed in boxes.
The quartermaSter's department will fur
nish the necessary transportation. The
troops will be supplied with the necessary
travel rations while EN- route, and will be
supplied with rations at each Of the posts
to which they are ordered from their ar
rival until departure.
The following companies are to be moved:
The S1st Company from Fort Slocum, N.
Y, the Hath Company from Fort Totten,
N Y, the S7th Company from Fort Totten,
N. Y. the Saith Company from Fort Hamil-
ton. N. Y, the 9Sth Company from Fort
Hamilton, N. Y. the 95th Company from
Fort Hancock, N. J., the 55th Company
from Fort Hancock. N. j.. the SD Company
from Fort Wadsworth. N. Y. and the 37th
Company from Fort Washington, Md
These companies will be distributed by
the district commander as in his judgment
he may deem necessary.
These companies will return to their re-
spective stations after the close Of the COM
bined army and navy maneuvers of 1903
The 18th Company, ordered to the ar
tillery district of Portland, will, after tbs
close Of the maneuvers. proceed to Fort
Hancock, N. j., for station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09
there will be representation from England,
France, Austria and Italy.
The Therapeutic Society,

The meeting of the American Therapeutic
Society will begin Monday morning at 8
O'Clock at the Raleigh Hotel. and will ad-
journ Wednesday morning. This organiza-
ton includes among its members some of
the most distinguished authorities on thera-
peutics in the country A long program
has been prepared for the meeting and 1t
is expected that there will be a large at
tendance. The society was organized four
years ago and includes many Washington
physicians among it's members The local
members of the association will entertain
the visitors Tuesday evening at banquet
at the Raleigh Hotel. The officers of the
association at present are: DR.. Thomas
e. Satterthwaite. New York, president; DR..
Howard w. Barker of this city, first vice
president; DR.. j. n. Hall, Denver, Col, sec
ond vice president; Oliver 7. Osborne, New
Haven, Conn.,. third vice president; DIR.
Noble P. Barnes of this city, secretary; DR..
William NJ. Sprigg of this city, recorder,
and DIR. John s. MeLain of this city, treas
urer. During the meeting of the society
special exercises will be held in honor of
the late DIR. John Thomas Winter of this
city and the late DR.. George e. Tyler.
members of the society, who have died dur
ing the past year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09
MASSACRE AT KIsHINEFF.
Further Details Of Persecution
Jews

The central committee for the relief of the
Kishineff sufferers have given out a state
ment, which reads:
"Ths full story Of the terrible massa-
cres which occurred In Kishineff, the capt.
tai OF Bessarabia, on April 20 to April %, Is
now coming to hand in the shape Of tele-
grams and letters from the scene of the
outrages. No exact figures are to be had,
but SO much Is certain that at least 100
Jewish men. women and children, and some
non-Jews who defended them. were BUTCH
cred. and that over LOCO persons were
wounded. Ono telegram states that van
loads of cr.pples were sent to Odessa the
nearest city. Many went mad, owing to
the terror which prevailed In Kishineff
1.-THE immediate cause of this terrible In
cident is a blood accusation charge raised
against the Jews of Dubosary. to which
city the city officials of Khorson and Odessa
repaired prior to the Russian Easter In or
der to deny the story. as 1t was generally
known that q plot had been Matched to sig
nalixe the Easter holy day by a general
massacre OF the Jews
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09
w. B. MOSES & SONS, F ST., Cor. nth.

King, pleasing soprano solo by Miss
Laura Bangs. with plano accompaniment
by Miss Cora B. shreve. and a tenor solo
by MIR. Leo Stiefel. accompanied by Miss
King. ~ "A'"S
Dramatic recitations, humorous sant,-
mental and pathetic, were given by DIR. E
A. Duncan. Mr.. w. w. Case, Judge Jere-
mtah Pitman and Mr. w D. Slaughter. Ar
the winding up refreshments were served.
Inc committee in charge consisted of G
L. Himebaugh speaker of the council.
T. Burriil. w. w. Case. Henry Weber and
DR.. E. d. Thompson. '0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09
Profitable Lunch at the Central.

The young ladies of the Central High
School gave lunch for the benefit of the
Athletic Association yesterday. which was
largely patronized by the pupils from Gen.
trail and Technical. Among the guests were
District Commissioner West 1t is esti-
mated that about $500 was realized by the
girls energetic efforts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09

The meeting of the congress this year
will be made memorable by the reading
of a number Of papers relating to numcr-
Gus discoveries that have been made in
medical science since the last meeting.
Among these papers will be one on the
spread of malaria, yellow fever and similar
diseases The experts from the army and
navy medical departments and the marine
hospital and public health service will be
in attendance and will read papers The
results of the experiments of the late DR..
Walter Reed of the medical department
of the army will be expatiated upon, and
some of those who were associated with
him In his experiments and subsequent in
yestigations will testify as to the discover
les made and their value to medical
science.
Papers will also be read regarding such
measures as might be taken to prevent
disease among the men employed on the
Panama canal. The climate Of the Isthmus
of Panama is regarded as dangerous to
health and that the utmost precautions
must be taken to prevent the defamation
of the ranks of workmen employed.
These papers will all be read by experts
In the various branches of medicine In
which are included the subjects to be dealt
with.
It is expected that in addition to the for
eign physicians and surgeons mentioned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09
Interment at Mount Auburn

The funeral of Mr.. Frank w. Andrews
will be held tomorrow in the chapel at
Mount Auburn. Boston, Mass Private
services were held Thursday at the late
residence OF the deceased in this city, 1851
massachusetts, avenue northwest, the re-
mains being shipped to Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09
store and Post once Destroyed.

The store and post Office building at Crest.
Stafford county, Va, is reported to have
been destroyed by fire Wednesday last, and
so rapid was the progress OF the flames
that the stamps and post Office para
phernala, with $50 In cash, government
money, al well as the stock Of merchandise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09

The case of Daniel H. Nichols. who was
arrested yesterday on charge of vagrancy,
was continued In the Police Court today
until Tuesday Of next week. Nichols 10 al
liberty on $500 bond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09

Oficial news has Just reached the 18th
mus from the capital, Bogota, to the erect
that the Colombian Congress has been
called for June 20.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-09-26
ELECT TEACHERS.
some DissenSiOns i'm
school No. =.

OAK TRsE. VA. Sept. 2A-The School |
Board of Trustees ~ Bruton District |
held their meeting last week for the cleo
ton OF teachers of 1904. The follow
Is the result of same: White-No. I. at
Oak Tee. Miss Annie Farinholt ot Rich
nond. Magruder schoOl-Miss Marv
Roland ZONES of Williamsburg. Ewer
school-Miss Blanche Cooley of Williams
burg. No. Z. near Lightfoot-Miss vii
lie L. Schenck Of Oak Tree. Fort Mag
ruder school-Miss Nellie Clements Of
Lee Hall.
Colorcd teachcrs-Oak Tree-Lydia
Greeuhow of Toano. Magruder school
Catherine Byrd Of Williamsburg.
Owing 20 discussion among the pa
irons Of the oolored school No. s. the
Board has rot yet appointed teacher
there. They propose TO call meeting
of the Board later on and have the pc.
irons of the school and the former teach
or appear before them. thus giving a TAI.
hearing 70 both sides of the question
| All other schools will open the fifth O
| October and the teachers are 20 meet II
! williamsburg on the third 20 sign th'
| contracts for the session. There was 4
large number Of applicants for school,
in this district. so that the election O
teachers satisfactory 20 all. was pOssibl.
quite a difficult matter for the Board.
Mrs. Louie Howerton Of King an
Queen county, accompanied by her httl
daughter, viii leave here tomorrow
Mrs. Howerton has been n
guest of her cousin. Mrs. W. l.. Schencl
Mr.. r. II. Evan and son, b. II. lr
will leave in a few days for Mt. Holl,
IS. b.. 20 visit Mr.. Evans aged mothe