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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20
Nm aae nenti4em Geicr
int uOrOmenli9en
Staott9eil.

gnnf bic UiclcH Seid'ucrOcn iibcr
nnrcaclmafigc SIblicfcrnng Oc5
,7cntIdcn GOrrcipOnOcntcn" I'M
uOrSiucItlidcn StabttDcilc Ourh bic
bort angcitcatcn SrGgcr frat uOn
MDntaa an ciucNcHbcrnng in Der Nb'
licferuuN Gin, mcldJr in 3nfnnft alien
8cIdnucrOcn abbclfcn ipirO. @ir
bitten OaGcr alc Gcier, ucldJc Den
,0cutidcn GOrrripOuOcntcn" in Der
nGditCn 8Odlc nidt rcdtjcitig uno
prompt crBnltcu, inns frcunOlidJlt per
Sc(cpGOn Docr per SOitfartc BON
irocu0 iucldJCn lIurCgclmGRigfcltcn
IufOrt in ScuntniR 5t ictcn. 9ic
SclcpGom Inmmcrn iinO an Der
Spite OcS Sluttc3 anf Der lcttcn
Scitc angcgcbcn. EOitfartcu luOllc
man gcIGaigit aSrciiircn:
So. &ainc,
g9cmtIdcr GOrreipOnOcnt,"
All, ct. Saul Str, Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20

6cucr in elmer " I \.
i6oft. - @eor9 @obl ciu @irtt
bon Nr. 220i, @oitcru= 9luenrtc, ert.
Oedte geItcrn Worgcn balO nad) 1
llbr in elmer Sdu6looe icinc3 @uf-
tets ciltcn 0rullo mo bCltnd)ridtigtc
bic SpriBcn-Gompognic 9tr. II, Gdc
GuItcrn- mn0 8ottcrlon Yurt.N pc.,
mcId)c bic 6lonmcl I0idltc, nodOenl
lie S6oocn I'M @ctrugc bon $500
angcridtct botten. Cic llrio6e oes
9runoeo lit nid)t bcfnrunt.
Scincn &erleBungen CT
IcQeu.- Ger 8pli5ilt Mortin eng.
lib pom mittIeren 0iltrift, meld)er
Dor 5tpei Wonoten bel 0erGerfolglng
cil1cS oermcintliden Ginbred)erS or
WicGlellon'S IqeD bon elmer Sciter
bcrnbitiirjtc rl1o ooS 9ein brndl lit
geltern in iciner WobnllnA Nr. sol,
Noro-S tridcrltrobe, gcitorben. Sll
5oIge Der erlitteneu GerleBung bat
te ollh oic Bright id)e Ntierenfranf.
belt bel inn ein9eiett. Gr Oiente lett
1893.
Gin @emobnD eitSotc6. =
Die @ebeimpoli5ilten Gougblin, Eoh,
Ter mo 0ougbertn uerbofteten &C.
itern 9(benb Den % Sabre olten 90
nolo Srotbington ipegen angcblideil
0iebitoblS bon Gleibern sum @ertbe
BON 500, bie Gigentbum oes Srn. =.
u. WtuttingIp bon 2aurel, Wto, ipo'
rem unb bic er aus Dem uSobnS sop
fins llniperlit1tSs "8ebdlloe geltobs
len boben Iol, 100 Wattinglp ltuolrt.
Die 0ehcimpoli5ilten glanberL III
6rotbington ben 2ongfinger erluild)t
SIT baben, melder I'M llnion'gabf-
boie uno i'm Senots5immer tlgSo'b'
irgton cine Ienge 9leioeroiebItohle
6egonQcn bat. Cine gan5e In6ahl
Ffonoideine ipuroe III ieinem Selle
aufgefunoen.
8irtb 6 tssG roftnnn9 9,
= Sr. Hubolpb Berger erofinetc &C.
iterll I6eilo inter Den glun5enOlten
Auipisien iein ~renopirteS Geltnit-
rant, Nr. 1909, 9nufitraBe. Zen
gar5en Sag binolrd) par oaS gait
lide 9ofol itort beIu6t, lpn6reno
an Nbcrto oie perifie0enen &creinc,
beren Wiitglieb Sr Berger lit, lid'
3oblreid1 e~inionoen. 50 lpuren Der
o9uperlt.M1nlerfor," Der @elong'
pcrcili sGid)eltfral6," Der oSellen-
0ormitdoter @erein," ser n9opern'
Sereiil" mo Der yS6ipaben Ser
ein" iebr ltorf uertreten. Gin Or
DIETER ~lieierte Die .Safelmuiif 81 ei.
mem pou Srau u. Berger lcruirtea
Simd).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20
StaOt Baltimore.
SnS gScttcr.

Sin WiorplunO uuo oun Giitritt
Goumbio ih6uca @cttcr, iriife oft.
lidc. nun Siiocu uniprin9cnoe
N&iuoc.
Ter b0d)itc EDcruomCtcritono mor
II @ra0 nm I llbr Atud)nlittu01.
Ger nicOriaitc Recommendations
mar 56 @roo nm 6 llbr W(orgena.
W}ittlCrcr &uromctcritunO 3O.06.
Ser uieoriglte GbcrnomcteritonO
scr leBtcu 81 Stlmocn IN nudiol'
0Cu0 Qcnanutcn St00tcn mar: Gait.
port rs, fIor; &ortlono l6, trilb;
Bolton Is, triib; 2uboup -, tlor;
Ncu-0orf 81, triib; %bilooeIpbio
81 tlor; NtIuutic Gin 56, triib;
9&aibiuQton -, fIor; Norfolt 56,
triib; @utteroa Is, flor; Charlotte
81, flor; &&ihmin1ton 81, triib;
G6orlciton 81, triib; Sopumub g.
trilb; Eudionuiac 6S, 9ic0cn; Nll.
pitcr A. triIb; Seen l&cit IS. He9cn;
NItlonto 81 tlor; W}ontaomcrn 81,
Flor; NUu Srlcona IS, triib; Sale
itiuc -. tldr: @uluciton -. fIdr;
Corpus Ghriiti Ct. tlur; Mcmpbi2
IS, trijb; Cincinnati Is. trijb; Eittas
bur0 o. trilb; 0alpcgo Is, flnr;
Nuiiolo 81. triib, Glcuclalo 56.
triib; Detroit 5G, trilb; 9llpcnu Is,
triib; MorOucttc Is. trjjb; Green
ban is, triib; GbicuQo 56. trilb; Ill
llltb 81 NcQcn; Fl. Euul 80. ~
0cu; 81. &Oui2 -, flor; anniu2
Gitp Is, Hcgcn; Cmoho a. trijb;
@urou 10. triib; %j2mord Is, Flor;
9&iaiiton so, flor; SABRE 81, flor,
@eleuo 10, flor; Solt.&utCGitp b,
flor; 0cnpcr -, flor; 9iortb &lottc
3G. tlor; Go09cGim IS, flor; Muu.
rillo 81, Flair; &O2 In2clC9 %, tlor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20

IS federation Of &obor."-
Gn Der gcitriNcn Siblulg Der n6coe.
ration Of &obor" iuilroc enti6ieocr,
OoB bci'm @nu oeS Continental
Irlt1t.U cbdltocS" nid)t bic Glcpntor-
Wtolhiniitcn, ionoern 0ic Soothing"
W%nlfiniItcn bic 8ou=Glcuntorcn be.
trcibcn miiiien. Nlf Antrog oeS &c.
lc9otcn Geo. 10, &cnocrion bon ser
INSTRUMENTATION iultr0e oont Yr1.
li0cnten Gltllum cin 6iinfCr.Gonlitc
crnonnt, nm sic TC0erution in benz
GinbaltSbcfcbl-6ol 0e5 Moi6ini.
itcnbollcrS Sobn .. Plot gcgel1 sic
INSTRUMENTATION, Die 6eocrotioll
lno ole Seonlten Der 6eOcrotiol1 Dor
Dem StaatS NppeQdtionSgerid)t SIT
pcrtretclt. 9llS Gomrite %ernonntc YrG-
iiOent Glllitm Geo. %. Scnocrion
NJ. y. Srdloro, Soiepb Wtc@reoor,
NJ. Ser5og uno M. s. Sope. - Die
oSrallorbciter . llnion" beri6tctc.
ben Gcrtilor6eitcrn in Den 9teu.Gnas
longltootcn $40 gcge6cn 81 Dobcn.
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Slns Baltimore. GOuutg.
&l6blider Goo beS @rn. Sobn $.
Stumpf. - 96nig'S Scitomcnt
perporfen. - &cri6ieocues.

bNIlupl INllE NAl INDNNpNEAN~
@r. So6n Scnrp Stlmpf Der uiele
Sabre lang in &eiItcratopn oI3S att
Ter arbcitcte, lulrOc foot im 9a0c-
5inumcr Iciner @obnluna ooiclbit lie.
gcnO ouigeiunoen. 6rou Scnrn
Stumpf, Die Sduicgertohter beS
i'm Sitter BON 20 Sabren itebenOen
@rn. Stlmpf bate lid friib an
0}orgen no6 Ger @obnu1g ibrcr
GItcrn, nobe Butter, @oItimore-Go,
6cgeben llnO porber oos N}ittagSci.
fen iiir ibrcn SdWicgcruoter mo
ihren 8atteu getod)t. XeBtcrer fam
5l Wfittog nad) @ouic uno ionO Jet.
men &oter anifeincno bemrtBtIo9
oilf Dem 6ltBbooen lieGcnb ollf. II.
q. s. 9cdlcp BON GciIter&tomn mur,
oc berbei gebolt mo entl6ieO, baB
cin Sdlogflub Dem &c6en oe5 oltcn
@crrn ein Guoe gpu1ad)t bottc. 5r.
Stump 6interldBt ieinen Sobn
9cnrp, in ociicn @obnun8 cr icinc
lcBten Gage 3nbrohtc, unO cine
SHueiter, 6rou N}urtin, Don @eIt-
minlter, Mo.
&0nig'S Ccitomcnt Ocrmo l.
fen.
Sn Der &lageiudc Der Glila6etb
:. 8afer uno SeuinOu 81. WtcDopitt
gegcn @lmeliu St. S0nig un0 6r30.
g. &0niQ, Ieitomentsbolitreter 0e@
peritorbeneu Ireo. ~. S6niH len,
lpltrnc gcItern MorGcn i'm &rciS9c-
ri6t iiir goltimorezGo1n 5lt corp
ion Gin llrt6cil eingercid)t, Dem 5t
Solge 0as Geitnment oeS TcrItorbc-
men perlporfen nuroe, neil gclpiIlc
GinfliiIie olli Den Grbloiier gelte1lo
gcmnd)t mllr0cn, Der 5llr Belt gcilti0
lll5urcdnrngsfGbig geiucIcn Jet.
S~cirutbS 2iccn6en.
(5m 9iireou oeS &reiSgeridtS 81
COMPTON murOen 9eitern iol9cnoc
@Cirotbos 2lcen5en olSgcItcllt:
&oGn Noud), @orfpr0-Gorntp, uI0
WtorQoretS tcpbe1S, Wip 2o6p'@ NO.
upr, @ultimorc=Gomtp
(Sobn &uncuiter, &ol0min, @oItI.
more-Gountp mo gliIobetb 9roO.
lep, @arforosGOuntp.
Nrtbltr &oiprencc uno 4ntoinettc
Sutro, GotonSpiQe.
CT @oli5iIt sc Itorben.
@r. George @enb, So Sabre alt,
ser p06reno Der Administration oeS
Mari6olS @rop mo WtoriGoll3
Siren oils GIerf I'M Goli5ci-Soupts
quarter flutgirtc, iturb am 0ienitog
Nbeno in ictuer Mo6nung 81 So.
tol15oiQe, 9ultimore-Gountp Or
prroc III 1870 offs Wtitglieo ser 90.
moligcn %oli5ei ernonnt mo am /.
Wtoi 1888 III 6olgc cinca Sd)Ioguns
faQc3 penlionirt. Gr Ginterl0bt ieis
he Mlttluc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20

Ninu IuDi0-Gon5er I'M
.Qprtc". - &u @c}ug aui 0oa am
nG6ltcn Somito9 2lbeno I'M yHpric"
(fritgcr nW}uIif.&olle") ltuttiinocnOc
CONCERT OcrGolorotltr=S 0ngcrin Nino
IouiO miro ms 6olgenOc5 mtitGcs
tbcilt: yQ3enn Selma Qooib iolde Fri
utphc feicrt. Die @r. Hobert @rolt
iiir sic &iinitlerin pornl5logt mo
morin i6m Uicle beruiene Nhlliffriti
fer beipflihtcm 10 mare 8ieS fir umc-
rifonii6e &ilnitIcr, bcnclt Jest fitr ibr
tiiuitlcriiHc3 6ortfommcn monNcrlci
&inOeruilic eutacgen Iteberl, Gin gro
Scr Sd)ritt uoruGrtS. Meun Snlprci-
lurio 0rut'S &oifnungen, 0ab e5 tilr
omcrifuniidc Singer MIR elmer @cle=
gcnbeit bcOnrf, nm ibren Mertb 81
5cigen, ii6 eriiiQen, 10 miiroe Der Or
folg 9fino 0opiO'S Die bi5berigen
8erGGItniIic in oieient Sadie poQig
um0citoltcn, on bon omlerifanii6e1
G~on5ert. biSbcr ltetS
pororS9cicbt murOc, DOB itrcbiomc
onterifoniihc SGugcr ibrcn tilnItlcr;s
iden Gltf crit in europa ~be9riinOclr
miiBtclL nm oo5 3l1tcrciie oc5 |lt.
bliftnt2 oicSicit@ oeS O5col1s onjll.
iporuc1, mo5ll 0cniclbcn obcr icltcll
@clcgcnDcjt Ncbotcn lpltrOc.~ Mir Der,
lpciien ollf Die Nn5cigc in Der bclltigcn
9tltutmcr 0icic3 9lnttc8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20
Nur nod cinise lueniaefasohen.

Ste notwithstanding miro am /.
Gejenlber geifloiien. Gieoriae Ssobr.
prelle oitf Ger DEenmlplpanid giien-
babi1." aein grtra : ~ssabreeIo nod)
DER MnSltellnng aui Dem Ct. 2ouiS
Sllllteo. (290,24.6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20
WiQioc Mciic mad 0cutidllonS.

ShiffSfarten folten iebt MIR 500
fir 3pii6en0ed8forten bon 9nIti.
more nad) 9remcn. @egcn lpcitercr
Il1Sfrnft pellOe man iif an S6eo.
$. 9iener & 6 o., ia Slt.2er.
ingtonsStr. 3immer Ger. 8. (180-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20
BON Gre nno Safcn.

Gapitdn @0ti6e in S6mulit0ten. -
Compiler oGbemniB" lon0t bcute
ot. Gllitcrn6oot.Gopitdn be
itroit.
Gopit0n @0tidc bonn Iunpitr
o%9un6umo," Gigentblm Der ifon0i.
napiid nnerifuniiGcn Qompfboot.
Gompognie, Nerietb gcitcru Wlorocn
I'M 3oQunIt IN uucr6onO SdmulitGs
ten, mo 5mur MIR, mcil cr icin
S6iif nibt 5ltr &nipeftion at Der
G%ltoront0nc- Stotion uubulten Tier.
Gr bcioI8tc Oieie 9legel nidt, neil
er olls cinem &iiiten6afcn fam uln
cine Flare @eiuno6eita- Wiu onhpci.
lcn tonltc. 0ic %n2(lobuno" fam
BON Copenhagen uiu Sbicl0S, Gna=
Iuno, mo iprub III Ncpport Stems
Dor, nm &oblen aui5unebmen. Bon
BORT fllbr cr nuh Baltimore mcitcr,
oDne al Der G%uuruntGuc Stotion
on5rlc8cn. SIN 3olomt ic0od CT
fldrte man ibn, OnB cr icin Sdiif
nid)t tloriren f0nne, bis cr @eiunO.
bcita-Gertififutc pom hcn Glloron.
t0llcur5t SciafcQ ~uufrueiic, lno mcun
CT olcic nidt ouflpcilc, 10 miiroc cr
nm $500 beitroit merocn. @ciln0.
bettS.GonmiiiGr 9oslcu iteQte Dem
Captain ipdter Elm @ciltnO6eits. Ser
tiiifot aus, ul0 ole Sofc luurOc qe.
reqelt. Die oNlobomu" miro in
Baltimore @oOung fiir Copenhagen
eirnebulen.
9ompfcr Is Dcmnib" i'm
SNfCn.
Gcr 0onlpfCr ,GbCmniB" bonn
9torO0. &lopo poiiirtc gcitcrn MittoQ
Cape @enrD uuo miro beute Morgen
nm 8 ll0r an &icr 9fr. 9 5u Occult
Foint unlegen.
Il cbcrtrctunQ Der u uiterns
@ciCBC.
&n ser 0itlihen &oli5eiitation
luur0en geltcr1 Gupt. Gonar0 8b0.
bus BON 9tr. 5O4, SiiO.GoQinotoH.
9(pe.. ul0 &oicpb G6omas Don Sos
mcrictsGountp nm bcOCutenoc Gun.
men lnO Die Soften 0e5 @crfa6ren5
bcitroit, neil lie fir Sen @ertouf
nid)t gcci1nctC }tuitcrn Ocrtoufttn.
Capt. $6G6it3 5ob!tc $50 uno Soften
uno Sbomo8 SAC nno Soften.
8ouDCrneur Com in @ a r.
fielO, mclher gcitcrn 2lbeuo in
a%eniington, WtontgpmcrD Gomtp,
cine Heoc 5u @uniten oe5 Oemofra.
tiiden GongreB.G anOiOotcn @alter
81. SobnIton bielt, miro belte III
annapolis icinc' itbli1c 8odcr.
iiBltng obhnltcn.
YolitiidC@. - Sic critic Ser
innlmllmg 1Wltcr Den Nllipi5icn oC3
nellen nIemotrutiiden Gibbs BON
Baltimore" iolo Q~eitern 2lbcno in
Dem &Ofole oc9 Gltba, 9tr. SO.
gtorOsGolucrtitroBe, Itott. 0ic Ser
iamnlrm9 mar 5oDlrci6 beiuNt mo
icbr cntbuiioitiid. Gic NcOncr luo-
rcn Gr.@ouDcrncur 6ronf @ronu,
GongreB-GnuoiOot Sobn Sill, inn,
&r. QboS, 81. Glcnoenin, &r. Gbu9.
". 6iclO, @r. &on1e9 &. aerr uuo
Sr. &oicpb gS6ptc.
- Iic Glerfs I'M 9iircau ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bcgorncn &C.
Imtcrr, Die rcgiitrirten StinmtQebcr
5u 5Gblen, unO boifcn Onn1it bis
Somitog oOcr Somtog fcrtig 5u
luer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20
!Ncrnbneicbtc Gniiitcnpreiir

bon Baltimore mad @renlen init
n9torOOurtid)en &lopo" : 0ompierl
$3t, nit ampfcrn oWioin" oHbcin"
uto DNefor" $33. Tbco0or $.
0iener& So, I'll Olt.2erington-
StrdBe, 3inmer Nr. 3. (237)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20

NJ adj ten AroBc @cutc. -
Sri. GGCiIic Goienou pom 9tr. 2lO7.
Gollmu-9lpc., Der por ibrcn an
Wioutaq nod Grcoerid, Wio.. SIN,
lanomirtbihoitlihen Nuaitelmg &c
qdnqenen Gltcrm @rn. un0 Grau Y.
HoienolL Die Sbhut iibcr oa3 Sous
onpcrtrollt moroen mar. mt0cdts
gcltern, Oob Ginbrcher cin0corlms
gen lUorcl unO Silber5eug 3lnl
Mertbc BON $500 gcrnubt bottcn.
Mur0c ungem iitbIih -
&ouis Maltcr. Elm 81 Sabre alter
Wionn BON Sparroip's Hoint. mel.
gerte iid gcItcrn Ntorqen III ocr
@alhpirtbidoit 0ea &ru. :. Scr.
man, Ar. GIG, Oit-9altimoreItrnb2
fiir einen Gr1tnf 5l bejoblem ben Ct
beitelt bate, mo muroe 0e@bolb AZ
Die 2llit geiebt. 0r bom6oroirte 81,
@irthidoit in 6olpc ociicn nit Stcj
men uno 5cririiumlerte sen GiQorrel
cntGaltcn0cn S6omaitcn Eoli3ii
Comm urretirte i'm, mo aooi @run
nan hi mittlcrcr Stntionsboui
iiberlpieS i'm ipcgen mltbpiIlias
Sahbei606i0m0 6enI 0eribi3per
ioDren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20
SnltnS Sebbcl, Oeutider Gbotooropb,
321 N..@ap.S trafc.
NnbInetbllocr mir 81 urn NutcpS

&n Cntoillirtcn opo!cu @ilocrn iino
ld)one Afc1lbeitcu crmGbncn$rucrtb.
S~ebcn29roBc photographer mo
tllnlIlerllt pollenoetc Gopicn o!tcr
Slloer III Gropon, @allerforben, SeI
mo &aiteIl elm Spe;ialitGt.
Mnn nerariic mibt, urrSmiprcdrn
lIU-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20

Ncuc StroBen6obnmo g.
CONS. Gie Strobenbnbn.@e II
ldoft crbielt gcitcrn cine all5otl
tleiter @sn9gons fir Die Gbmonoion-
gpenue- mo bic SobnitrnBens2inic
Mebrere oieicr ih0nen @oggons iino
berettS III 0ienit geltcQt.
@ololin-G rpIofion II. ,Sll
Der Wobnnn9 bon 6rall Marp
Soper. 9tr. sos, @eIt-9 ibbleitroBe,
el1t'toto gcItern Morgcn il, 2oIae
Der Grplo'ion zines @oiolinoicno
6elter, mcId]ea bon Wtitqliebern ser
Spttben. 9ompo8nie Nr. ! i'm Seine
geloid)t iuur0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20
acnrn's icinc nrr0itctc 0affccs

wcrOcn in ollcn S%taOttbeilen bon
Baltimore perfouit. Die p~or5iiglidc
GuolitGt mo mGBiacn Yrciic MAIDEN
o~iciclbcn gcroOe5u bcriibnlt.
G.9.ScnnD GO., S6ec, Saffce, 3hfcr.
QlpriI5iNiNoSu)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20
0c6t nad) Scr @cltansitc0nng.

IS lit sic gr0Bte jeinalS pcrnn-
%ItoItctc ShallitcIIrng. Sor5iielid)er
Gi'cnbubn5ugoienit oltf Der yEenn-
IpIuonin %Giicn6u6n." (290,2,4,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20
Sr. q. *. aaiier,

friiber bon scr acrinatofss trnBers Jirrtd 3n,.
moiS, Saiier & 6p., bat fh nit Der 6trnld
Eriaonai Serriua cons & 60, Ieppt9e lllb
W,1neI, 4r. 1fS, 9'proapcuara fStrdse, nr0eilrt.
no CT mil Gcrailiiacn ietne %'SrelITide iino iflipes
zen @Jnncr empianaeI MIRO.
(Eftl6lSiSoSo-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-20

6cller an, uno in wcni8cu Stun0en
NOR Die p9cgqp Stcpart" Der
ofaHIlt. @eniQc Sabre ipdter brof
DER Sefreiunqsfricg ans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-10

AMERICAN GRAPHOPHONE co. COMMON
stock dividend No. ia dividend (No. 27) of
one per cent on the common capital stock of the
American Graphophone Co. will be paid Septem-
Der Is. 1904, to stockholders of record Seutem-
Der i. By order of the Directors
EDWARD D. EASTON. President.
E. o. LOCKWOOD, Secretary.
aus. Ii, II, 70. q. "a. 81 SCI. 10. 14-lOt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-10
Sewer Construction and Water Mains

Sewer Construction and Water Mains.
The District Commissioners today order
That the following water mains be laid
and service sewer constructed under the
provisions of an act of Congress approved
April % 1904 the same being necessary In
the Judgment of the Commissioners for the
public safety, health, comfort and conven-
ience:
Three hundred and twoty-three feet.
more or less. of S-Inch water main In the
west side of 10th street. abutting lot of
BlagGen's subdivision.
Four hundred and seventy-four feet more
or less, OF S-lnch water main in 7th street
between Lowell and Joliet streets north
east.
Two hundred feet. more or less. of 6-inch
water main In w street between LIST street
and Flagler place northwest.
That the order of April IA, 1904. directing
sewer constructed in alley of block T. In
g!eside. be cancelled. and that 265 feet more
or less, of Pinch sewer be constructed in
the easterly north-and- south alley of block
IA. resubdvision OF the Walbridge subdi-
vision of Ingleside
The Commissioners have also ordered:
Ihat the following water mains be laid
under the provisions of an act of Con-
gress approved April %, 1904 the same
being necessary. in the Judgment of the
commissioners, for the public safety,
health, comfort and convenience:
One hundred annd forty-six feet, more
or less of eight-inch water main In the
west side of 9TH street south from X street
northeast.
One hundred and eighty-two feet more
or less. OF eight-inch water main in the
east side of list street between Patterson
and n streets northeast
That catch basin be constructed at the
southwest corner of 7th street and Bunker
IIill road. at an estimated cost OF $50.
chargeable to the appropriation for main
and pipe sewers.
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FINANCIAL.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the
TRADERS. NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON
At Washington. in the District Of Columbia at
the close Of business September 9. 1904
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Elkins and Scott. Representatives Dayton.
DOyener. Gaines. woodward and Hughes,
former Gov. Atkinson, Gov. White, Dawson,
the nominee for governor, and Charlie Tet-
er, the man whom he defeated, are billed
for brief addresses.
While this will be the real opening Of the
campaign and the first Of national signffi-
canoe. the first spellbinding trimmings were
put on this week at Webster Springs at a
meeting addressed by Representative Joe
Gaines. who compared democracy to the
lobster that looks forward but crawis back
ward: George Wesley Atkinson. who lauded
Mr.. Dawson. the latter failing to appear
as expected. and George C. Sturgiss. who
lauded the proposition to tax coal. Oil and
gas.
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WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS
ORDER ISSUED BY THE PRESI-
DENT FOR INSPECTIONS.
Politics in the Department-Meeting Of
Campaign Commissioning
Choice of Officers.

Mrs. Ida L. Chase, president of the De-
partment of Potomac Woman's Relief
Corps, has issued general order prepare
tory to the annual inspections of the corps
IN her department, all of which will take
place in October and November. The de-
partment president and staff will pay each
corps fraternal visit on the night of in
spection.
The general order congratulates the de-
partment on the election of Mrs. Ida A.
Oldroyd past department president to the
junior vice presidency of the national body.
1t Is considered a great honor for the de-
partment which secures a national officer,
and the Department of Potomac is one Of
the smallest in the national organizat ton.
which consists of thirty-eight departments
ne order for inspection is as follows:
y. r. Morton Thursday. October 6: Lin
coin. Wednesday. November 8, and Lafay-
cite. Wednesday. November 16; Alice Bur-
CESS. inspector.
Burnside. Wednesday, November %; Lo-
gan. Wednesday. October 26, and George IT,
Morris. Monday. October II: Marian NJ.
Parker, assistant inspector.
George III. Thomas, Friday. October II;
Sumner. Wednesday, October %. and Far
ragut, Monday. November II; Emma l..
Newton, assistant inspector.
The Coming Election.
Politics in the woman's Relief Corps is
beginning to forge to the front quite early,
as the elections do not take place till De-
cember. and the department convention, at
which officers for the department are elect
ed, will not take place till some time near
the last of February. 1t is stated by some
of the leaders in the Organizati ton that by
uniting in a so-called campaign committee,
and with all the individual members of
the corps who have the good of the order
at heart joining that committee, excellent
results have been brought about. This
campaign committee has been in existence
for three years. and is entering upon its
fourth term, having been made a perma-
nent affair. 1t is stated by the president
of the committee, Mrs. Ida A. Oldroyd. that
the committee has been effective in its
work that its nominees have never been
defeated
The committee was called together by
Mrs Oldroyd last Thursday evening, the
meeting being held at her house. All the
corps in the department except two were
represented by their presidents, and about
% permanent voters in the department con-
vention answered to the roll call of the
secretary of the committee, Mrs. Emma c.
Littlejohn. Mrs. Oldroyd reports there were
forty members of the Woman's Relief
Corps present.
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Salvation Army Leader in Town,

The Salvation Army forces in this city
have been augmented by the arrival of Ad-
1utant Garabred. known as Joe the Turk. -
lie conducted services at the army bar
racks. $50 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
last night. and will also participate as lead
er of services tomorrow and Monday The
adjutant gives a graphic portrayal of his
own history and of his experiences as a
Salvation Army leader. 10
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Warden Beyers in the City,

Joseph E. Beyers, warden of the Eastern
Pennsylvania penitentiary is visiting in
Washington. and called on Major Sylvester
at police headquarters today. While at
headquarters Mr.. Boyer examined into the
methods of the Bertillon system of meas
urements with view to having the system
installed at the penitentiary.
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Mrs. Chas R. Hutchinson and little
daughter have returned from a visit Il
MRS: Hutchinson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4
NJ. Day, Dresden, Me.
Mr. Robert w. Wells left Friday morning
for st. Louis as a guest Of the MARYLAND
commission to the worlds fair Before re-
turning to Hyattsville he expects to visi,
relatives In Kansas. He will be away about
three weeks.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION 49,.
OF the
UNION TRUST AND STORAGE
COMPANY
OF the District Of Columbia at the close Of busi-
ness September g. 1904.
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The Fairbanks Meeting.

The republicans are working energetically
to make the Fairbanks meeting at Park
ersburg next Saturday a big affair. It will
be the only speech by the vice presidential
nominee in West Virginia, and Senators