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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25

-, absr &urt 1T I6on nieoer brau4
ben. Sn Der nGhiten 8u96onbluno
bteielbe S5ene. Gbenio in Der britten,
p%terten, finften.
9u eilt 8urt nit bo4rot6em Gei6i
unb RieIeni6ritten mad 6uuie. Sic
berbaft IeBt er Ii9 an ben S6rei6tif4.
unb bann i6reibt er flint, feds, Elm
9uBenb 8riefe. Ollie nit perfteQter
9unbi8rift, 10 tdui6enb, baB ni6t eli
ner Dem onoern glei6t. @ne auf ans
oereS pdpter, Dus er gu bieiem ,3fpede
i6pn Ieit ldnge bereit bait. GbenIo
5eoern BON peri6iebener S6rei67tdrte.
Die 8rtefe, duBerli6 perIdieben. fino
i'm 3ert Dem Slime nu6 IGmmt(t9
glet6, 10 bdB elmer geniiqt, nm ale
gu ni6en. gr ldutet:
On bic Reoattion Der
r2Drii4en @eipen."
Sebr Qee6rte 3ebattion!
Die Nppele g6inter feline S6li6e
gefommen" lit einfa9 ent3iidenb. 0enn
Sic Dfters BON DieIem @erfaher etpoa
bringen pouten, ipiiroe bie5 Die Qbon4
nenten3abl Sbres gei4GBten 8latte5
teine5peg5 perringern.
Sin treuer Qeier.
3mei Sage nod Der Qbienbung bicz
fer 8riefe mar &urt S6reiber6au ME-
oergeI6lagen ME Roggen nu6 einem
9ogeIpetter, benin er bate f~oIgenbes
S6reiben in Der 6ano:
8eebrter 6err!
@ir limb 6inter S6re S6li6e gez
tommen. Sbre 8eiite8proouttion, Die
anbei 5uriid erfoIgt, lit nod gar
nt6t erf6ienen unb piro audi
BET uns peni9itcr5 - ni6t ers
Ideinen.
Die Rebattion b. 8. %.
Ser 10 iG6 aus alien 6immeIn eez
~ititr3te Poet bat OieIen ,66er3" Ieinem
6reunoe Seufel ME per3ieben.
Gcrl 6runte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25
Der 0rgef6nuer pom Grtent.
Don NlfreD 0 #.

Sc mar Elm miloer SpGtIommer>
abeno, ais i4 uber Die Gti6bride in
Srient Der Yia33a granoe 5ui6ritt.
Dor mir er6ob Iih in ~erbabener Yra6t
oas Marmortpunoer De5 berrltden
9oms. Die 8e8pergloden luben gum
8ebet, uno i6 trut in Die bdmmernoe
SdQe oes 9pms. Srqeltldnge bur9@
6ruuiten ben getpaltigen 8uu, eS muBte
elm 8iinItler iein, Der 10 meiiterli6
Manual uno 8eoal be6erri9te. SIS
pG6rte ni6t lange, ba ituno t6 einenl
fleinen, unI6einbaren 6errn gegeniiber.
Der mein begeiitsrte5 Sob beI4eiben 3u=
riidpies uno mir Die pradtpoQe Qrbeit
Der Orgel 5eigte. n6iinf3e9n Sabre"
Iuqte er, bin i6 9omorganiit bier i'm
Imte, uno sic f0nnen ii4 oenten, DAT
i'd uQmG6lig nit meinem Snitrument
pertpu6Ien bin" LIMB bieie Srgel,"
Iebte er nit leiIer bepegter Stimme
bin3u, bat hire @eI9i9te. -
,Nie uGeS in Dem e6rlpuroigen
Srient ="
Ser Name @ioponni ScarIi lit ST.
men piellei6t in einem Reiiebanobu6
begegnet?"
sd funn mid nift entiinnen."
n@iobonni ScarIi bieB Der Srgelz
bauer BON 8rient. 6aben sic MOI Elm
8iertelitiino9en iibrig, mein 9err?"
Den gan3eR @benO fir Sic, ges
i4GBter Meiiter!"
So m04te i4 Sbnen etpas BON
Scarlis 2ebensi6tdIal er3Gblen."
Gr geleitete mid in bas gebeimntB=
poQe 9untel elmer Nti6e, mo mir auf
elmer @teinbant 9laB nahmen, uno be-
gam:
Siinfbunbert Sabre fparen pergunz
qen, feitbem Der 8runbitein gum Dom
bon Srient in ben 8oDen gefentt nor
ben mar, enoli6 Inn Die Wtitte bes 16.
Soa6rbunberts treble ba5 &ieienpert
Ieiner @oqenbung entgegen. Qber nod
fe6lte Die Srgel. 9a frat por ben 8i>
i6of BON Srient Elm iunger Pabuaner.
Der 8ipbanni Scurli, uno erbot it6, in
5peier Sabre 6riit cine Srgel gu
bauen, berglei6en feline Stride ii6 rib
men biirfe. Der 8ii4of CAB Scarli
unter alien 8etperbern ben9ur5ug, uno
@iopanni mu4te ii4 aIsbolO ans
Wert.
M}it ibren @eipieIinnen iab dufl
Marg6erita, Die liebrei8enoe So4ter
bes 9obeita(9irgermeifter) BON Srient
6Gufig Der !Santirung oes pudern
Scorli gu. limb Der feline 8ott nit
ben nimmer fe6lenben 9ei4oiien fiigte
es, baB Die iungen 2eute in beftiger
2eibenI9aFt gu chamber entbrannten.
Marg6erita trug bas Se9eimniB ibrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25
pie 2lopeUe.

Der 66fiftIteQer 8urt Sdreiber.
bau mar iiberqlidli6, oenn er bate
fploenoe5 S6reiben in Der 6anD:
Se6r qee6rter 6err.
0ir bccbrsn uns, Sbnen ~mtt5utRei
len, buB mir Sbre g}oDele y6inter ietnu
66li6e gefommen" at3eptirt bdben
Sic mirb bemnG6it erideinen.
6phu6tungsDoQ
Die 3eDattiDn Der
.QDriT6en WeIpen."
@ie oe7uQt, 8urt mar iibergliitlth
na6 ia6reIunoem Marten ioQte er END:
lid gum eriten M}ale genrudt tperoen
Bum erIten Mule! Qber nt6t gum
IeBten Male. 9a5 einmal erobertJ
f5elo noute er i6on Iiegrein bebaupten
frog auer Sntrigue, Der er ii6 BON al
len feinen MitItre6enoen gan3 beion:
ners ar8geIeBt gaubte.
Nu6 3tpei W06en trifft Surt ietneI
6reuno unh 8oQegen Seufel, Der tbf
Ioalei6 nit ben Worten empfdngt.
.Y&enI6, 9eine 9lopele 1T 9eorudt.
Wa6t 1ih QrpBartig!"
n6ait 9u Die Drummer BET 9lr!'
ft0Bt 8urt beraus.
nQetn, meme Nidte BAT ije mir emf
riTien, bat ia betunntlia einen btlon1,
beren 66parm fir Did" &urt
IGBt 8eufel Jte6en unb ftiirmt iofort in
bo5 nd6ite SAFE, poieIbit er at3emLo@
no6 ben .8eIpen" perlan9t' "Ses
baure," Ipri6t Die &earerln, "tn Der
neueIten Rummer lou etpos 99n8
Srokortioe5 fte6eu, cine gtopsle ooer
10 'pos, pic es nod ME oagefpeien lem
ion, uno pobl infolgeoe7 en- 1T Die
Summer bereits felt elmer bal6en
Gtunbe perI6lpr1oen:
Rurt elf in Die ndfite 8un1dno::
luna. Grfolglos, bic leBte drummer lei
e6en pertauft purben, cine gtopeue -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25
&m 8ertrauen gefugt.

8urqipayt (einem 6remDen bic un'
ter feiner Obbut befinOli6e Ruine 3ets
oenb): .6ier bsfinoen mir uns benin
9uroperlieB. Seben sic bort Das 8ez
rippe in Der Gde, bas mar emit Der
fb0ne iunQe Yage Sumo BON 8oienz
ftein. Ueil er aber Die Qugen gu iets
ner 6errin uufbob. lieB i'm Der Rarts
8rof 6uto NJ. in bieiem Raume eIeno
pe~r6ungern." r.,
9remoer: .G8retlid, i6au0erbaft!
0d5 SfeIett pirb aber bulo gang qua
fummenfaQen."
8urotpart: Self? Sd babe aua
ihou nit benz Sootengrd6er geipros
den. 0us bier 1T mir uberRaupt etz
mas gu groB gemeien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25
g
reOe.

W~pr46cihioer. Wenn aud Der
oeiItige 3uitanb be5 4ngctIo9ten ais
6eiunp nadQepieIen murDe, 10 ioera
BEN sic, meme 6erren 9eidnOrenen,
0emIel6en benno6 milOern0e llmitan'
be 3uerfennen miifen, penn Sic be-
riidii6tigen, oaB er Die Shat am 8es
oinne bes neuen Sabre5 began9en bat,
% an einem 3eitpuuttc, in pelaem,
nie @ie piellei6t aus G%rfabrun8 nil
fen. bag 8emiit6 ourd m~oiienbatte
3ufenoungeu DOn 9euia9rSreanun9en
in ungen6bnIi6e 4ufre8un9 0erieBt
mini"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25

Sin alter StubengeIebrter 5elgte Ell
nem !SQusfreunoe feline 8ibliot9et, bic
me6reTe 3immer ausfiate. r9ier fin.
ben sic Das tlafii4e 4lt6ertbum!"
rief Der Gele6rte, inoem er cine dnoere
96ir 6ffnete. Yer 8eiuaer trat nd4
her unb linn entgsgen fam bic oier3igs
idhriQe unOer6sirathete So4ter bes
Sdus6errn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25

Eret9oualhrclbCu erIoiicn filr 9ez
ieltjIdc, 0urt lucldc ibou in SEN
ShnIcn por Dem 9lIfobol 9cmornt
peroen iOQ)
Gin irutqcr Mcnid,, NomenS
Gouuro, ou6 frr5ucg Gbc Qctornt,
mar idou in frijbcitCr &cbcn55ctt eilt
urgcr SQllfcr, 0cuu or miOmctc it'd
Dem 9iirItenbtnOcrbcrlic @cnu er
tuQsii6cr rGdt picl Bier un0 Shnop3
~QetrunfCn hottie, fom er A5cnoS be-
trlmfen nod Sult5 mo pciniQte ieiue
ITrou un0 icine &inOer. GiWmoI mar
Cr beio1oCrs rob mo brodte lie nit
einem &iidenmcIicr nm. : mle rob
mad]t 0oh Ser Ilfobol Den 4}c1lhen!
9u3 cr lie umQebruht bate, erroBte
i'm ieDo6 bic Reue unb Elm 8onitabIer
1rn0 err mllr0e Dor @ertht gCltelt.
IIieie3 Dcrltrtheilte i'm gum GoOe,
uQein Dur6 Die 8nabe OeS 9ouDernor5
entrarm cr 0ieieln ifredlIden Gnoe.
I9oQeqen mur0e er obItinent. 6urT@
un63mQn5iq Sabre lcbte er mr. BON
Moiier 1u10 0ro0 uIlo blteb III ietner
enQen fleinen 3eQc. lllo lettoem bot
cr ME mehr ctmo5 80ies getbon. .
nelden Seqen briugt ood Die OoQtga
GntboItiamfeit BON getIttgen 8etro111
Ifeul
Mifor6, Qu0mig mo 3e6e0ou8
muren 0rei TrcitnOe, 9fidor6 ru1o
Quomio tranfen offers 8ier, hottcn
feline a6pfe uno itefenOe 9lugen, Be-
be0Gu5 uber trunt MIR WoIier, hotte
maiierbImue @ugen unO ctlten @aliers
Ifopf. @Gbreno 3idor0 uno &uolpt8
b0ie un0 unge3oqeu maren, torl1te
| 9ebe6du5 fem @Giierdeu trii6en un0
| Reinem nidt einmal Elm Sropfhc1t
8oIier ubi6loqen. 9eSbalb mar er
ouh in ser Sdule ole 6reltoe ieiner
IQebrer, mobingegen Gi6orO ulo &1lo@
mia Itet8 in Den binterltcn 9untelt
lioBen. sic famen nit @eb uno Af
bur68 RoQege unD tpuroen Der
cine Elm @r5t, Der @lnOGre etn 3efts'
Qmpolt. 8ci0e bottc feline Hcllgloh
o6er cine groBe 8rori5 uno tronfen
ptele 8ierc, @cine unO Scftc, bis lie
Itorben. Ga obcr fomen tie Oe5bol6
lin sic Sole. ,3cbe00u5 ober lprtroe
Gforrcr in @oiier6urg om aroptiee,
ftorb, nie cr qelcbt bate, on 8oIierz
iuht uno fam 0e$bob in oen 5tntntel.
kG6ne ieinen @oiierfopf mare er 9e'
nib ME 10 fromm unO glitflth getpors
0cn. @er0et, ME er mar!
0nfre6 mar Elm Iei6titrni9er
W&enIh, tronf INNER icbr Diel &lfos
bol 1tn0 Qinq im &arneool MIR our
VGGe, mo fem @oiier g%etrunfen miro.
IGiumul ais er id,ou icbr Olcleu Scft
octrunfen hatte, mohte er out etrlem
liolden 8oQe sic @cfonntihoft zines
WG0henS. llnO ais Cr ON onoeren
Worocn ans ictncr @etrlnfetbelt err
Inofte, fiihltc cr iih perlobt. =, fner
Ibeidrcibt ieinen Gdreten ais cr Dies
iobl Gem iic mar As Sabre alt, po@
fennorbiQ unO triciougig lrno hotte
Dret Solder: 5mei fleine AM Der g5ole
Iporn unO cincn qroBen oitf bent Hils
fen hinteu. 9ufrco mebrte iih oer'
3peifelt; neil iebo6 ibr @ater 8orz
Iiton6 0e8 Q~ltbIetentlllb5 BON 6cIonto'
Ifen mar uno @Ifreo cin ioQenonltter
gbrenmolm, ioqte er ga. @m SoH1-
ftoo Nofmittoq5 nm Orei l)br mar er
I6on p~erbciratbct. @6, nel6es un'
,oIiif eutitcbt oft oll2 Dem %ilbermoBl'
0cn @cn1tB 0cs 2~llfobolal @0tte Gl@
freo @8oIicr g%ctrltnfcrL mare CT lto9
hCutc lCDiq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25
A6lttnente cSefefii6e.

(Gtn @crejn o6itincntcr 2cbrcr bat eir
DEMONSTRATION ~erIoiicn filr 2ez
1eltllfc, 0lrh mclhc id)ou in BEN
Sdlnlcn por Dem @lIfobol 9CDarrt
pCrDen ioQ.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-25

bic Go6e crit ins re6te Qi6t ieber
piirbe, ruiiro g Inn leio thun, ipds e.
aliens qeIuqt bGtt'. limb er iagte, Dat
er unb 8cfcr feline 8iIdge ME pieoers
Iehen MOLTEN.
Sinner Did fii6lte ii4 bod mas per:
.ldiIen, als lie REG paren, 1ber er oaft
er fpout' bod lieter n paar Sage BIN
oebn luI1en, Eff er binlief uno Die roth
boariqe Wirtbin dboptirte. gr mar
tete ne Wo6e, unb i6lieBli4, dls el
nidt mebr lGnger parten fonnte, gtne
er aus unb lieB fid balbiren unb lief
1i6 N bis6en aufrubcn rHlo glng oanr
nu6'n y8Iuuen 2Open".
Gs mar Bel brei 1hr, ais er od an.
fam, unb bic feline 8neipe mai leer BIZ
ouf atpei ate Wdnner in Dem 5lur
no's Slai6enbier pertauft tpiro. Sim
oer itoppte brouBsn ne Mtnute ooel
snei unb perfu6te, fein 3ittern 81
tpppen. unb bann mari6irte er in Der
56enfraum unb flOpfte auf Die Som.
banf. u
~ 8las 2aoerbier, MaOam, bttte.'
Ioot er gu Die olte Dame, als lie aus
bas WobnSimmer hinter Die S4entt
fommt. ,
Die ate Dame 5dpfte bas Bier uni
itonb bann bu, unb mifr einen 9ant
belt fie ben 8ierbu6n unb Die anosrt
duf Die Sombant uno 9udte 9tngel
Did an in iein neues blduss Serler
unb feline Su6miiBe.
nG60n Wstter, Maoam!" Jag.
@inoer unb legt ieinen llnten Urn au'
bic Sombanf unb Scigte ben Matroien
Der Die 6ornpipe tdn5t.
nGebr f60n," iugt Die @irt6in mi
frieqt iein 0anogelent gu ieBen uni
TART es an. SD glaub', ibr Seeleutt
habt bas ifone Wetter getn?"
go, Mabam!" iust Singer uni
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28
500 Reward 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is the on
ly positive cure now known to the medi
cal fraternity. Catauh being constitu-
tional disease. requires constitutional
treatment. Halls CataTrh Cure is taken
internally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces the system, there
by destroy ing the foundation OF the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprie-
tors have so much faith in its curative
powers, that they offer one Hundred
Dollars for any case that il fails to cure,
Send for list OF testimonials.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
+. ]. CHENEY& Co.. Toledo, O
Sold by druggists. 7sc.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28
HEADS OF FOREIGN STATES.

The sultan of Turkey and the queen
Of The Netherlands are the only total
abstainers among European soVer-
eigns.
The empress dowager of China -
selecting IL princes of her own blood
for study In Europe, America or
Japan.
Queen Helena of Italy has been
elected member Of the Academy OF
ST. luke ~ Rome. She is the cleyerest
artist OF any royalties
The prince Of Monaco, who was pre-
vented by q motor cycle accident from
delivering his lecture at the Royal m
stitution of London, is perhaps the
first Of living oceanographers. When
The British association last met IN
Edinburgh the royal scientist drew
large audiences TO hear HIS accounts or
his experiments upon the routes FOL
lowed by the waters OF oceans them
selves, as distinguished from the voy-
ayers upon them. The gambler at
Monte Carlo would thus seem TO serve
science
1A Figaro OF far1s states tnab INC
members Of the Jockey club of that
city have a serious affair TO settle with
Leopold ii. Of Belgium on his next Wis
II to the French capital, which will oc-
cur toward the end OF the present
month. II seems that when the king
was last there, in February, he dined at
the club off "canard aux navets,"
which he pronounced to be the finest
he had ever eaten, and.the next day the
chef Of the club disappeared. 1t was
later learned that he had been kid
mapped by the Belgian monarch and is
now in charge of the royal Kitchens
at Lachen. Then the Jockey club met
and resolved some disagreeable things
about the old royal roue, with more
so come.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28
Speedy Kearsarge.

The Navy Department received re-
port yesterday from Captain Hemphill.
giving some interesting details of the run
of the big bat,leship Kearsarge across
the Atlantic. Department officials are
greatly pleased with the record made by
the Kearsarge. Captain Hemphill's dis
patch, dat, at Bar Harbor yesterday,
reads as follows
"Kearsarge steamed 2,SSs nautical
miles in 9 days ~ hours; average speed
1910. Experienced variable head winds;
force 3 to 8; slow. d 4 hours on account
OF taking seas over turrets; slowed to Ic
knots on account OF fogs and icebeTgs;
consumed I,I4S. tons of coal; average
daily consum ption I2SX for all purposes
average speed for engines, 1900"
1t is explained that the winds expert
enced, the iCrce OF which is given al
from 80 to s." ranged from gent,
breez.s to almost q gale.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28
Communicated
The Hospital Case.

Mr.. Editor Since the Hospital CUES.
ton is being agitaied and there is q dis
pute as to is management and the rights
and privileges OF the Board Of Managers.
shall be glad to have the following
questions answered in the columns Of
your valuable paper, viz:
IN Who worked to secure and es-
iabii the Emergency Hospital.
Il Who is responsible for iss mansg-
meat?
l3.l Who appointed the Nurse or Sup
eriniendenf9
(4.l VINO pays her wages
Isl Who has paid her obligations CT
debts for the Hospital
(6.l II she has proven unsatisfactory
to the Board. why all this expense
III Is there no other nurse to be had.
AS the State will lock TO The Board
OF Managers Of the Hospital for proper
manage ment. it is hoped justice will
succeed.
Legal technicaliiies are intended TO be
just il words are printed wrong or mis-
Leading. X. w.
The Editor IS not IN a p istion TO
answer all OF these que tons.
III The ladies who we're subsequently
elected the Board OF Managers worked
to secure the establishment OF The EmeT-
gency Hospital here.
= la The Constitution saws THE
affairs OF this corporation shall b. man
aged by a Board OF eleven Managers
elected by the members of the Associa-
ton at their annual meeting"
g The Board OF Managers appoint
ed the head nurse or superintendent.
I'll Tie Board of Managers pay her
salary.
ISL The Board of Managers hav,
paid all debts, contracted tor the II spi-
tai and its running expenses.
(6.) Cannon answer.
u there are number of applca-
cations foe position OF Superintendent,
and graduateiot Johns Hopkins training
school had been appointed temporarily
which appointment caused The late nm
pleasantness. ED.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28
Inanimate Target Tournament.

The Annapolis Gun Club will hold an
inanimale target tournament on Monday
afternoon. August 3 at 4 o'clock at their
grounds on Spa Creek. The class shoot
ing will be open to all amateurs. all
known 90 per cent. shots and experts,
However, being debarred from competing
for the prizes.
One Of the evens is for the amateur
championship of Anne Arundel county
(open only to residents OF the county
and the Knackstedt trophy. silver cup
donated by Mr.. Albert Knackstedt.
The handicap committee consists oi
Messrs. Thomas Tydings (chairman).
John Boucher. Louis F. c. H:iniz. John
Levy and Edgar Basil.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28
KodOl Gives STRENGTH.

by enabling the digestive organs to di
gest, assimIlate aud transform ALL OF the
wholesome food that may be eaten into
the kind of blood that nourishes the
nerves, feeds the tissues, hatdeps the
muscles and recuperates the organs of
the entire body. Kodol Dyspepsia Cue
cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Catarrh Of
the Stomach all all stomach disorders.
Sold by Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug
Sore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28
Naval Academy Notes.

Second Lieutenant r. c. Underwood.
U. S. M. c., reported for duty at Marine
Barracks. Naval Academy today.
Lieutenant F. ID. Karns, u. S. NJ. has
been detached from Naval Academy and
ordered to the Culgoa for duty as execu-
tive officer of that vessel.
The following midshipmen have pass
ed physical examination and were ad-
united to the Academy: K. c. Thomas.
Iowa; E. L. Anderson, Michigan.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28
Camping Out.

A number of young ladies and gentle
men ohaperoned by Mrs. John Phillips
are camping out on the shore OF South
River near the bridge. In the party are
Misses RUBY and Stella Phillips. Carrie
Gardiner. Messrs. Tom Peters, Harry
Wood. w. G. Goti, John Phillips ana
several others.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28
Views Of New Naval Academy.

Views of the new Naval Academy as
will be when completed are on sale at
the store of Joseph S. HAYS. Main street
and at the CAPITAL Office. Price. 7s
cents. I'm ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28
Annual Picnic.

The Maryland Avenue Church gave
their annual Sunday School picnic today
to Bay Ridge. The police schooner May
Brown towed by Naval Academy steam
launch took The party to Bay Ridge.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28

NoDooy neei have NeurAggia Got DR.. Mnes
Van P'slr from afuEgiass 'Ops cant aosss
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28

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w WHO UNDERSTANDS typewritting ana
stenography. with some knowledge OF D0okkeep-
ing. Apply TO HuTEL MARYLAND, Annapolis,
Nj 9iw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28

txyANTRD-oPFICE BOY: MUST BE ABLE
wv 10 read and write. Apply Immediately
EUGENE w. IGLEHAkT, School street ana
State Circle. Jyz4w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28

IxTANTED-A FEW MEN AS HELPERS IN
wv Machine shop. Apply to Z. 4. SIFANa
NJ. NJ, d. T. A. S. l.. Railroad. JyzSw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28

NAJANTRD-BY A GENTLEMAN AND TWO
w children Board IN private family. ADDRESS
Ak Capital office. Jz'w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28

NOR sALE-RoSE COMB BLACK MINORCAs
III 2hens and ! rooster, Fancy Pigeons, also
Fox Terrier Pup. Address Lock Box 2s5. j27w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28

vxYANTED-A GOOD COOK AND HOUSE
w MAID. Apply at No. s Maryland Ave
nue.. jys2w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28
FOR SALE.

I,NoR sALR-A LOT or HOUSEHOLD FUR
II NTrURE In good condition. Apply At l20
Main Street, over Tea Store. Jy.oWG
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28
WANTED.

VXYANrRD TO BUY SECOND HAND BOOTS
w and SHOES. Send postal or apply 70 Al.
KATzEN, IL Market Space, Annapolis. jS7w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28
A Good Investment.

We will sell you SIX BRICK Dwell
LINGS, very desirably located, nsver
vacant. yielding S72o. 90 per year.
jyIIm JULIAN BREWER & SON.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28

NOR SALE--A PONY AND TRAP, ALSO
II Harness. Saddle and all complete for riding
and driving. Apply TO w. Is. McCkEADl, state
House, or John X. Sullivan. Jy13w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28

osp-IN THE VICINITY OF THE FLY.
a ING Horses at Passport, on the evening OF
JnIy q, an A. II. $. 1901 CLASS PIN. Reward u
returned to 1O3 College Avenue. lyzz"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28
WANTS. LOST. FOR SALE.


n osT-REn -OLLIR DOG, WHITE BREAST,
4 4 answers to s.Laddie" Reward II returned
TO r. Ii. sTOcKETT, Murray ain, Annapolis.
Md jew
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28

osT-A YOUNG WATER SPANIEL: Re.
IL ward X returned 10 !. hOHBkhShh, TX
Maid Street. Do"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-07-28

osT.-BY JANIToR OF ARUNDEL BUILD,
II lNG.' 50 Is, the hard earnings OF an ola
Office uM1w
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-03
QUEEN TO DEPART TOMORROW.

EX-Queen Liliuokalani will depart
today on the S. S. Korea. She
was to have sailed on the Korea with
her attendants but changed her plans
this morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-03
GEORGE MARKHAM
AS PATRICK HENRY
HURLS HIS Def AT PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT-SAYS HE IS IN
SPIRED-A TRAITOR"

At the Home Rule meeting at the
Orpheum last night George Markham
was one of the principal speakers.
Il am inspired tonight" shouted
Markham, but 1 can't express my
thoughts With Daniel Webster's die
tionary.
Whether a man be a mechanic or
a plumber, a mechanic or a bricklayer,"
he continued, Il shall speak my heart
and my soul shall come out tonight
without molestation. Ashford is a man
who has the power to fight mission
aries and Dole. Dole's appointment by
Roosevelt is a damnation to us.
Roosevelt has made the greatest
mistake of his life and he is a bull
headed fool Kuhio should have been
consulted before he made the appoint
ment. You did not want Dole as
Federal Judge.
Roosevelt is traitor" shouted
Markham, land I will fight him. He
took the power in his own hands. Dole
is narrow-minded.
I'VE ought to elect men like the Hon.
j. II. Boyd and others-men of honor"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-03
ENCOURAGING.

The fact that a sure lantana destroy
err "dark-colored fly, about the size Of
an ordinary house fly, but less gauzy
and infinitely more business like in APP
pearance," has been introduced on the
islands, and will in the next few years
entirely destroy the generatiVe power
of the lantana is very encouraging not
only so far as the destruction of Ian
tana is concerned, but as an object
lesson in what intelligent effort can
accomplish in the matter of combating
other pests on the islands-Maui News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-03
THE LAST RALLY.

The Republican campaign was closed
last night with large torchlight pro-
cession, ending at the Palace square,
where the crowd stopped to listen to
speeches. A. G. NJ. Robertson presided,
and introduced as speakers ]. j. Dunno,
w. C. Achi, f. A. Douthitt, ]. a. Brec-
kons and John Gandall. Meetings
were also held by the Republicans at
the drill shed. The Home Rulers held
forth at the Orpheum, with an overflow
meeting in the street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-03
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