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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-09
8riefbefaroeruna nadi nem MnsIanoe.

Die 4u3lanbppit fir pie nit benz
8. San. 1904 enbenOe BO9e fdliebt
Tin allen Sdllen prompt i'm 9auptz
Poitamt, pie folgt:
Die poit fir padete lit often tGgz
lid, aussenommen Spnntass, bon 8
rbr @ormittuss bis 5 nbr Ra9mttz
tags.
Die poIt fir Yadete mad OeutIdz
lamb f9liebt am Montag I'm II uAr
8ormittass.
Oampfer fabren pon Hegzgort at.
ioenn ni6t onbers o~ngegebsn.
Srans Itlantif6e8 sol.
Sreitag = 7 lIbr 4benbs, fir SUI
ropa per 0ampfer st. 2ouis" piu
8lpmput6 uno @FerbOurg; I'm 10 u9r
Nbenbs fir europa per 0ampfer
ySpernia" pia Queenstown.
pot mad 8 ii D. Ii. Gentsul=
Qmertta, % elinoiene etc.
5reitag um 1 lI6r Na9mittags
per Sampfer BON Bottom; UNI 10 llAr
Qbenbs fir porto Gico, Curacao uno
8ene5uela per 0dmpfer rGorucds"
fir 5ortuneSslanos, Samaicd uno
9reptopn per 9ampfsr rNltai"; fir
Snagua, 6abti, Santa Marta per
Oampfer nQt6os"; fer 2eeparbz unb
8inbparbzSslunb, 8ritiI9, 9oGdnz
bid unb 5ran50iiT9 Guinea per
Oampfer SGurribes"; fir Gu6a per
9umpfer nMorrO Cattle" biu 9u@
pdnd.
SamItag = nm II l16r Na6ts fir
1gubdmas per 9ampfer DDn Wiami,
5la.
poit na6 gleufunblanb pid Nortb
Snbneb unb na9 Miquelpn pia 3D.
rtrn i6lieBt bier tdgIi9 I'm l ubr
Na6mittags; na9 @uba pia 5loriba
tGgGi9 Inn 1 ubr Ha6miitags; mad
9onburas, Gotta silica uno @uatez
mala piu NepzSrleans tdgli6 I'm 8
ubr 4benbs.
Sransz pacifit : g 0 K.
Sdml tag Inn Z u6r Q6enbs, fir
4uitralien, 5tjizSnieln unb Neu@Gaz
lebonien pia 8~ancDuper.
Die Poit fir 9atpaii, China, Sapan
unb bic p6ilippinen pid San 5ranz
cisco f9liebt bier tdglid INN 7 ubr
Ibenbs Bis gum 10. Sunuar; fir
Neu5Seelanb, 4uitrulten, 6iji, GU
moa unD 9aipati Dia San 5rancisco
f4lieBt 6ier tdgli9 I'm 7 ll6r Q6enbs
Bis gum 16. Sanuur.
Die Sranszpaeificzppit pirb tdsz
li4 na9 ben I6fabrtsbdfen befOrOert,
uno Die 3e;t bes ppii4lufes 1T 10
orrangirt, ouB cine ununterbro4ene
1le6erldnb>9 ef0rberund mDolin lit.
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8r1nne,

&uguf It q, M&e., Z. Sunuar. -
3pet groBe 8aditeinoebduoe, rpeG9e
BON Der nAuguita @apin98' 8dnf" II.
peri4teoenen 8aufmannsge19Gften
ein9enommen paren, muroeu beute
babier Dur4 5euer 5er7Drt, un6 etz
Ii6e bena66arte @ebG1lDe erlttten
groBen S9aOen. Mon iaGBt ben
@erluft auf 100000.
Gbicago, 7. San. = Sin in
Dem b~ieritDfigen SabritgebduOe Der
nRan8 0ffice 9est Manufacturing
60" ausgebro6sne5 6euer peruriadte
@9uben gum 8etrage BON $4,000.
M}i9ael 8rbar, Elm Nrbeiter, tpel4em
Die 6Iummen ben auspeg CUR 6lu6t
abf6nttten, fprong aus einem Sen ter
unD fpurDe fAlimm perleBt.
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Canton un6 9i0blanbtOwn.
Cboyr,a Roua m.aourort.

SWNNFEW ~NEE 2
2ombaros uHO 3. 6trabe, 6!gbiaHotoipn.
Die ~IsiHttn gttrdnIc aIsr 2lrt.-Soas
ftdnoig Htu tiugtribtst. Sin &eiu3 aaer
mtir,r Gr,unos uuO oe5 9u5litnms i'm
augemsineH f,ts pilf0mmsn. tStll-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-09
Reue ADMINISTRATION

8ofon, 7. Sanuar. - aus Be-
fOrgniB, baB ibren @lanben5gsnOFen
in HuBGun6 Elm G6nli4es MuFutre,
tpie bu5 in Rii6ineff bro6e, bat cine
grOBe &nsubl Der angeiebeniten bier
angefeieFenen Suben cine Petition an
ben @ouperneur Bates gert6tet, fpoz
mad er ben grGToenten &ooiebeIt err
iu4en ipu, einen 9rptelt an RuBldno
gu ri4ten. Die 8ittfteler %ertldren,
ie iprdden i'm Rumen BON 100000
in Mafaduiett5 pobnbaften Suben.
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1874 DISQUALIFICATION u. Ohio
8tiue. 8.riammluHgslOtal sGsru,aHiuz
eoQs 81; .aag; 4rb. RI. 4llut. s9srtiH BON
Gfz8aItO."; Option GoHcl. 3, $685.;
sDistaQarb. Union 131. 3dle Ju Oermistbtn
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9Smbaros uRo 6. 6tyabs, 6;9blanotopn.
etasuGbsr Der sRoHun,ntalsSrausrti.'
9dqli5 bsiBs WabljtittH auf geisnung.
Gutter btIbtr uHO faltsr 2uHi6. @btias
psaissSeIepbOR ct. 9auI 1915 ..
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2hmFiasP'S GaFr-

FOL. TOT 2smbarbs5trabt 1isbEarotopu.
6tint. B.ins uRo 2jqu0rs. - Der ots
iinotfe Crt auf Der Gros. - Die bsteH
goo!sBarlors in 6igbIanDt9luH. 9rompte
BtoisHuug. t9sjl=
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1924 Gfz9altlmore=S Str. - Simmer ar
Gerren 3u osrmittben.-6sinfts @etranfe L..
0eiHe. ngapzYierp 9sr=
iuInmIunqslotal rSftzGombarOfr. immsrrp.
Eanz Il. Qeihntrsin.s Ghcf. I'll: 1904 N
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Rus, Beraer's Refanront.
gboe. Bootnftiner's Sout.

1909, Eant=Strabe.
nabs otr oitliaen 9oliJsiz Citation. @ars
mer 9uri9 Dou u bis 2 llbr 9abmittags.
Uitbusr'5 uHibertrsiili6es Bier i'm
90bf-
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Sn. aSriu,'s Eraaus.

IA. uHo GSoHutlsStr., eanten.
gtrdumIiss Sale fir 9srsine unS g,s
fsnibaftsH. 1auptquartisr beg ,Qrinl
6tiHri6sG iRrifts Rr. 204, 8. Il. %
Gsiuits GttrdHts. Gbei. Eel. 3574 q. $50
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.,6nule nf Mefuae."


Ser Sabresberi4t Der Nnitalt in Der
9irettureniiBung berleien.- SUI
ter 9eiunbheits3uItanb Der 3Og@
hinge. = @urme @mpfeblung bes
Cottage" Spitems.
Die 9ireftpren bes y5ouie Of Re>
fuge" bielten geitern i'm 3immer bes
erften &atbsapeises lire monatli9e
8eriammlung unter 8oriiB bes prdz
iibenten Soibud 2epering; 81. Wtaus
rice 2aupbeimer fiibrte bas Proto@
toQ. Der an ben 9ouperneur, Die
2e9islat4r un0 ben StubtratR BON
Baltimore geri4tete S~abresbert9t
purbe berlefen uno gutgebetBen. gta4
bemielben befanben ii9 am l. Sanlar
1903 218 30gGinge in Der 4nitalt II.
122 purben ndbren6 bes Sdhres aufz
aenpmmen unp 21O perblei6en am 1.
~Syunuar 1904; bic 0ur4f4nitts5aRl
pGbrenb bes Sabres mar 210. Ser
9eIunb6eits3uitanb mar gut, uno
nur Elm Sooesfou 1T ber5et6nen.
$1489 purben fir bas @etpG6sbaus
a~usgegeben. Ser 8ert9t fagt bunn
pDrtli9: rSn unierem leBten Sabresz
8eri9t lentten mir S6reNufmerfi am
felt auf bic S6atia9e, baB Der Staat
Mar1lanb unb bic Stabt Baltimore
in Der 8ebanblung iugenbli3er lie
bertreter bes 9efeBes ni6t auf Der
9Obe Der 3ett iteben. Die meiiten
Der progreiIipen Stuuten BADEN bas
y@Ottugez" ober Samtlien : @Ditem
an SteILe bes peralteten p@ongrez
gate "8lQnes aboptirt. Die Qusgabe
Der fir bieien 3ped g~efpenbeten Wttlz
lipnen bon Dollars f6eint bur4 Die
er3ielten ausge5ei9neten 3efultate
gere9tfertigt gu iein. &ur5 9efagt,
1inb biefe mobernen Snititute aus Ell
ner Mn3abl Cottages 3uiammen gez
1eBt, iebe BON elmer 9ruppe BON 20
bis 80 8naben bepobnt unb ieoe oerz
fel6en unter Der Qufii9t zines compez
tenten unb fa9berftdnbtgen Mannes
unb befTen Satin. G5 ermD9lt4t
bies bic Gtnfi6rung aqer Glemente,
bic elm prbentlt6es uno n~obIgefihrz
tes 6eim ausma9en. gs getpGbrt
auBerbem bic @eIegen6eit, bic Snbiz
pibuulitGt zines jeben &naben gu Be-
obu4ten unb bic berf9teOenen Sppen
iugenbli9er 9eieBesiibertreter alls5uz
f6eiberl, mas in Dem n@pngregatez"
@Dftem unmDgli9 tit, tpo me4rere
6unbert &naben unter einem 9a6e
untergebra9t finb. Sn Dem @urricuz
lum bes GpttagezS Ditems 1T bic 8ez
arbeitung elmer me6rere 9unbert Older
groBen 5orm etngei4lofen, uuBerbem
pirb 9anbfertigteits : l1nterri4t in
perf6iebenen SG9ern ertbeilt, Der Die
8naben fir bic Nrbeit in Der Stabt
pber auf benz 2anbe gef4idt ma4t."
0te al @runbe Iiegenbe Sbee lit ni3t
nur, bic &naben 3u retten, ionoern
audi bic Notbpenbigteit gu bermeioen,
ben Mann 81 itrafen."
Die 9ireftoren erfu6en bunn nm
cine Grtraz8 ertpi1tgung BON $780,
900, INN fie in @tanb gu feBen, biefe
pi9tige Qrbeit in fur5er 3eit gu be-
g~innen. lin bic @a9e gu bef4leuz
nigen, idGuge iie f9lieBli4 bic @rz
nennllng zines Spe3iaIzGomite's Dor,
bas ii9 nit @ertretern Der 9irettoren
iiber bic QngeGegenbeit beratben ion.
Der 5inan5beri9t Der 4nituIt mar
geftern nod nidt CUR @erOffentIidung
boro;4
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GhfttelfrpR, gd1mersen. MaIa'
ria. ga grippe uno fd,limute Grfal-
funocn furirt furd, ,.Slanen'S Mauc
lSins" taudb In fiifiiaer Srrm).
Vreis csc. M%nentbalbeu pcrfamft.
CSt,2. 9&S,IA
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be bat fol9enbe 8eamte in ibrem 2oz
faG, Hr. 419, Grdange>pIace err
nG6lt: prdiibent 8iqium 8obb,
@icezprdfibent @b. @tf9meDer.
@9aBmeiiter GrnIt @4meiBer, @ez
fretGr 9enrD &ruus; 0irettOren-G.
6. SIaacs, Gbarles 8eder, Sfout
&emper, So9n g.. Murtin, @u9uft s.
Qibennolb.
9G0BGi9 9etorben.- Die
6 Monate alte Qnna @oBmdnn, Sod
ter Der Jrau Qrna 9obmanr, tpuroe
geitern Morgen bon i6rer Mutter
tobt in i6rem Bette in ibrer 8obnung,
Ger. 122, Nor0zW StrdBe, liegenb
aufsefunben. Coroner Or. 9iri4
belt cine unteriudung ob unO COM
i~tatirte, bab Der Sob Elm natiirli3er
mar.
4bIeben. - 6rau 8utburine
Collins, 8attin bon lieutenant golz
Inns pom Tibli9en poli3eibiitrift,
ftarb geiterr in ibper WObnung, gde
bon Sort : Qbenue unb 9enrp : Ctr,
an einem @9ldganfaG. Die 8erbliz
9ene binterIdBt auBer i9rem @utten
brei &inber, 6rau 6enrb s. 9offman,
Sri. 4meIia collins unb Srn. SOfepb
.. Collins, jun.
Ous 8eftnben BON 8ruz
Der Sofeph bes Superiors bes
vMt. Ct. Sofepbs : GplIegs" 81 ST.
bington, pelder felt 9ienItag in fri
tiI9em 3uitanbe i'm &loiter barnieberz
lag, bat ft3 Bis geitern QbenO ni4t
tpeientli8 gednbert. 8ruber Soiep9
lit II Sabre aft unb bat pdbreno Der
IeBten q Sabre i'm st SOiepbSz
GoIte9" ~perpeilt.
Rad benz 5Iben. - Die
npennipGpunia : giienbabn" aeigt an
anberer SteIe bieies 8ldttes on, baB
lie fir ben II. Se6ruur cine BON BAL
timore a6sebenbe Reifetour mad guliz
f%ornien unb 5u ben &arnepaIs : Self
li9teiten in Nep : Orleans bsranittlz
ten pirb. Die Sour itebt unter Der
perfOnliden 2eitung zines Reifeagenz
ten Der 8abn unb 1T fir Nep : Or
leans Elm Qufentbalt BON bret Sagen
in Qus{i6t eenommen. Bon bort aus
gebt Bic Tabrt Bis Cos Qngeles in Ga
I%ifornien. Der Sobrpreis bstrdgt
$3.50 unb tperben babur9 ale Info
ten Big Cos Qnseles, einI9GieBli9 Ell
neg Sibes gu ben SarneDals =SeftIi9z
feiten, gebedt. Die 6abrtarten BADEN
fir Die Hiidfabrt neurr Monate Sill
tigfeit unb t0nnen Die Geiienber bon
Cos Qngeles aus bic 9eimfabrt unu6z
bdngig uuf irgenb elmer autoriiirten
transzcontinentalen 8abr suriidlegen.
Stebe bic Qn5eige an anberer Stelle
bieIes 8lattes!
9eferteur in 9a t. - Der
II Sabre aIte 5runt SOnes, tpeI4er
fetn 9lud in l1atle Cams Marine
beriu9te, angebIi9 beiertirte unb gez
tern Hd9mittug on Der 2igbtitraBe
Der poIt5ei in Die 9dnDe gerietb, ptrO
in Der fIbIiden POlt5etftation fir Die
8unu6beamten feftgebalten.
Np9maIs Elm 8ranb. =
Sin 4Iarm bonn &aiten 92r. 1913 REF
bic Seuerpebr geftern @6enb tur5 DOr
II u6r na9 ben Werten Der Orb
Sen 8atterD g." an Der @utatp~,
rabe 5ranflinitruBe, pel4e erit uns
ldngit aus6rannten. Die 5lammen
murben i'm &eime gelOi4t. Die
8r~anouria9e lit unbetannt.
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Ga. 8. u. @uusbfr. 6anptouartitr e.s
Siitrtf ts Ill. .. u.s9.s .Giantranss
SdmeuOsrtins,S canton Smmsrrp. Saus
u. 9tibpsrsinls. Gsuti6e Rbeinpeiua6 anos
lnHG. 9bpas: 6.2364-0, me. MiHoipr 81.
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WIIfffS 6dUe.

2O21 GnntoH=aosuut,
6auptouortisr bss s6eftu 5armfdoter=
Bertins," .BdrfielDsRr .~sInttrit. z9ertiHs,"
,GOlumbia5Difr. "a, 3. u.<8.,4 u@0urt
Sort Rt4eHrp, g.. Of a." Wisbntr's Bier.
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6ouptquartisr beg s9aptrusW onner6ors."
R.sO.=Gde Cough u.Gorolinetr. BsrttHss
9triammlune itotn 9Onnsrfug Absuo.
Ntue WitelitD.r p%iItOmmsH. 8or3tglis
DIES Bier Der Rutionols9 rau,r,i i'm 8api.
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8unOernOuc GntOedmna.

Erau SStniams, cine bcroprraseuee Speitd.
uftn in Erdutns9steen; brahts Eauienb.R BON
I,iDtnDen Graueu Oas Slid Der StIurObeit; bait.
mic eintn Jtbti6Iag; in d6tuuODir1ig SturOtn iDiro
in irqtubDtI6tm 5taolum ainoeruno peri4afft, Obtr
I.in, gua6lune; feline S6msr1,H. feline 8,fabr,
isiR. uutsrbre5unS Der 8siadftiguhg: a6iOIut F6,r
uup barmlus; i'm 9iredu ODER per Dot 81. g o ms
Fprtu6tttts, priOdttg 0tjm far
Samtn n. gtbiIostt Acknowledgements; drjt.5t
Rsbaupluuo, ions ettuiui5t; 25zidbriae Grfab:uuq.
6pr.btuu0tu BON 10 bis 8. 6ountags BON bis s
Ant6trtbsilung GRATIS.
SraU z. BtnianlS,
SIR. 85. RorOzooDGrosS traBt, 8altIusre.
(Sa29, E&E.1N
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@egWetler
beutifer 6ehanrateure nnS @irtbe
BON Baltimore uHS umgeaenS.


3. Boiat's EhnItas5ane.
ll20-ll22, 6arforDsQpe. 9auptquurtitr
beg rSbaIiasWdHn,r60rs." 6aGt u. Cons
mersarttn bilio iu otrmi,tbtH. SutsrQlds
fir quisruT0tsH. Gsintt Getrdnfs. 6rsts
9ooI. Gbti. Eel. 3674 3.
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Cine ReiIe uadb 0eutihlanS,

UNI bic DeIt ooer nad irgeno einem
Shiie Der We!t d~rronsirt. Reilez
finete iiber ale 8abn= unb 9ampfsrz
2inien. SRep. 8. 9ieRsE &
6 O.. 415 MdterzStr. C266-l
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Tragt die Die Sots, Die Ih inner Gskauft HABIT
:: s:Ii l&1HMz[M
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*** Der rr1nfGe 8rGfigz
8ereen" bdGt beute g(6enb in Der
Stag : 9aGe" feline piertelidbrli4e
General : geriammIung unb Beam
tentpa1l dh.
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3u benz Qntrag, allie
frun30ifi4en 9%etOratiOnen ab3ui4afz
fen, erfldrt 9auG be @afagnac: IS
1T beute iaon cine aus8ei4nnng, ni4t
beforirt gu iein, bu es 10 nett getomz
men 1T, baB ieOer 8OmOoiunt Sffi3ier
Der r@brenz2egion iein tann uno bic
groBen 9ameni6neioer ii4 nit benz
ein5igen 8anbe f4miiden, bas i5nen
berfagt Iein Ioqte. Die Regierung Der
Republif piro ME unb nimmer auf
bas 8efe9ungsmittel per5idten, bas
in Der 8erlei6ung Der 9etOrationen
Iieqt. Die Gitelfeit Der S~run3oien
un0 Der lateiniI9en StGmme i'm OH
gemeinen iiberiteigt ale @ren5en. SIS
9i6t 2eute, bic fi9 nm @el0 ni9t berz
faufen tpirben, bic ii9 aber UNI einen
Orben berfaufen. Ous 9el0 benefit
e6en Gi9ts gu 9unten 0efen, Der es
beffBt; ieber Sdpetnebdnbler fam
reid Iein, in Qmeritu pber unberspp,
Der 0eforirte uber lit i~iberaeust, baB
er 6ur4 fetn 9anb feline Raabarn
iiberragt.
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11O4, Observation-Disclosures.
Sr nNorooit 5]mmsrpdbrenDe 9auz8ers
tin BON Baltimore peridmmsIt ib bier
ieOen WOnta9. - gso. grtbm's Bier dm
3apf, nab Osuti9sr Dirt oirett pom Sab.
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otto Wiuner'S RcRaurdnt,
1441, u. sGentralsaus., Gdt Clipsrs6tr.
9auptquartter Der sQ9ilbsIm IslzGoee Rr.
8 9trb. o. q. OF g." 9sriammlungtu
isoen NlOntde 46tuO. - Jtinits GetrdHIs.
gSarmer Qurib tdQli5.
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0nake unS 0euidte,

nie bieiel6en bon Der 8alttmorer
Me6(z unb 9etreioez8Orie angenpmz
men iperDen:
The Owosso times., 1904-12-30

George A. Mckenzie has purchased
the Fred Sutherland farm west of town.
Owosso Lodge! Knights of Pythias
conferred the second rank last evening.
Ernest Daley, of Owosso township,
who attends school here, is sick with
typhoid fever.
Frank Wren, of Kansas City, has
been spending the week with relatives
here.
Miss Vera Haskell entertained friends
at her home ON Adams street, Tuesday
night.
H. p. Wolaver is spending week at
Mishawaka, Ind, in the factory for
which he travels.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Williams of
Newark, N. j., are expected the first of
the week for visit at the home of their
mother Mrs. H. N. Williams.
The Nonsense Club was entertained
on Wednesday evening by Mrs. Helen
Zimmerman, in honor of her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Nix, of Ionia.
The sum of $52 was raised by sub
scription for the Free Methodist church,
last week. This provides for all the
church debt except 1915 on the par
sonage.
The examination by the common
council Of Aid. John H. BRANDED for al
legged violations of the charter in the
Oak street bridge matter will take place
this evening in the council chamber.
The remains of Dorr Hodges, of
Romeo, have been brought here and in
tered in Maple River cemetery. Mr..
Hodges formerly resided at Bennington,
and was brother of Mrs. Wellington
Clark.
The y. L. I. Indoor baseball team de
feated the Casket team, Monday after
noon at the Armory by score of II to
4. The biggest crowd of the season,
the proceeds amounting to $105, wit
messed the contest.
Gus Friegel, who was called to Ben
nington from Muskegon Heights by the
death of his father, Conrad Friegel, has
gone to the meeting of the State Teach
ers' Association at Lansing. His sister,
Mrs George Haight, who was also call
ed here by her fathers death, has gone
home to Gaylord.
Fred Van Gorder, of Lansing, quite
well known in this city, was married
recently at Dayton, o., to Miss Bessie
Whitman. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Gorder
will reside at Sault Ste. Marie.
The class of 1900, o. H. s., had re-
union in Maccabee hall, Tuesday even
ing. Eighteen out of the thirty five
members of the class were present.
| Those from out of town were A. M.
Clapp, of Charleston, ILL.,. Miss Georgia
Tilden. of Vernon; Floyd Odel, of De-
troit; and Mrs. Ii. l.. Izor, of Durand.
The Owosso times., 1904-12-30
To all such there is still hope

FOR it is q well known fact that a large number
of these lingering and so called incurabe dis
eases wheI placed in the hands OF experts are
found to be durable
The Owosso times., 1904-12-30

There ere thousands OF people today suffer
ing from some obscure or chronic disease who
have long sought IN vain fora cure. they have
treated With tirstone Physician then another
have tried all tue patent nostrums and sure
cures advertised that seemed to offer relief,
and having been unable TO lind q cure. many no
doubt have become discouraged. lost faith in all
The Owosso times., 1904-12-30
FACTS FOR SICK PEOPLE /!

DR.. WALKER has made a speciality OF
Chronic diseases for nanv Years, by Special
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latest improved instruments ana methods, the
Doctor Is enabled TO accurately diagnose the dis
ease and 20 effect q permanent cure in large
percentage OF all CHRONIC and SPECIAL diss
eases afliicting mankind.
4 It should he remembered that TO treat any
disease lntelhigently and with hope of success,
it is nil IMPORTANT first, that correct diagnosis
l6a made OF the case, hence the necessity of a
uers6nal consultation. DR.. Walker viii give
y6u al thorough and scientific exami nation
free OF charge, and will tell you FRANKLY
what he thinks can be done for you.
The Owosso times., 1904-12-30

Persons applying for treatment will please
bring from two TO four ounces OF urine, hrst
passed ia the morning preferred, for analysis.
Question blanks sent on application. Those
l1nahla TO see the doctor can address
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-12-22
Laid at Resi-

The funeral of Mrs Amanda Stein,
wife of Mr.. Jacob Stein, whose death
occurred at her residence on Market
street on Tuesday afternoon, took place
this afternoon at 3. 30 O'Clock from her
late residence. The funeral services
were conducted by the Rev. Joseph p.
McComas. rector of st. Anne's
Church. The following were the
pallbearers Messrs. William Brewer,
Frank jacob, John Lacey, Aresto
Lacey, Jesse Medford, Lewis BoesseI.
The interment was in Cedar Bluff
Cemetery. Undertaken James S. Tay-
lor had charge of the funeral arrange
ments.
The death of Mrs Stein is peculiar
ly sad. She has been ill for nearly a
year and everything was done to re-
Eeve her, but TO no avail. All deaths
are sad, but that of a mother who
leaves a little motherless babe is pc
culiarly SO. The deceased is survived
by four children, besides a husband,
the eldest being young lady daugh-
ter, Miss Anita Stein, and the young
est an infant of one year. Mrs. Stein
leaves several sisters, one of whom is
Mrs Paul Holly. of this city. Two
sisters, Mrs. Won Torp and Mrs.
Wilen. of Martinsburg, also survive.
Mrs. Wien is the mother of Lieuten-
ant Wilen of the United States Army.
The deceased was devoted wife and
fond mother. She was a most es-
timable woman and had many friends.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-12-22
THE SECOND PRACTICE.
Fencing Squad at The Naval
Academy Get Busy.

The second of the weekly informal
fencing contests between members of
the midshipmen's fencing squad was
held in the new armory at the Naval
Academy yesterday afternoon
A goodly crowd was present to wit
ness the contests, which included as
saults with the foil and dueling
swords Knox, the middies' team cap
tain, put up an exhibition which
proved the feature of the meeting. In
the informal open-foil contest he won
first honors against fifteen of his mates.
There was also a contest between the
members of this years regular team
and team from the first class of mid
shipmen. This was captured by the
first class by the margin of one point
In dual contest between Midship-
men Harold Utley and John Iseman,
the former was declared victor. There
were two exhibitions given, .one being
with duelling swords between Assist
ant Instructor Heintz and Midshipman
Dichman. The other participation
was an English cane drill, particiDated
in by Midshipmen Knox, Sharp, Cum
mings and Crenshaw. This included
the repulse of an imaginary assault.
and wound up with a contest between
the four middies.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-12-22
PRICE ONE GENT
THE GOVERNOR S DAY.
Pardons Are Refused BY The
Chief Executive.

Governor Warfield today granted no
pardons. It was tho lght there would
De many applicat ons but they were
ieM IN number and of a minor nature.
Inc wife of Otto Berger, the default
ing treasurer of the Musical Union of
baltimore. who is serving term of
eighteen months for embezzlement
made application for a pardon. A pro.
test was received from the Musical
Union aud Governor Wariield refused
10 move in the matter.
ne listened to an application for the
pardon of Daniel Carr. serving "A
term IN Jail for receiving stolen prop
erty anu stated that he would consid-
er the matter at the next meeting.
Inc Governor pardoned Thomas
Maley, convicted in the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county of manslaughter
ana sentenced TO six years in the
Maryland Penitentiary. This case il
commended by the jury, Judge Burke,
states Attorney Grayson. Senator
bludlson and many other prominent
officials of Baltimore county. The
term OF this prisoner, after deducting
the Communication of time allowed for
good behavior, has been practically
served and the pardon is TO restore
him to citizenship.
The Governor pardoned James Cor
bett, convicted before Justice Fechtig,
OF Baltimore 1oity of being habitually
disorderly and sentenced TO twelve
months IN the House of Correction.
This case is one which is recommend.
ed by Justice Fechtig, before whom
ne was convicted, and also by Hon
John Gill and others.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-12-22
COMPLIMENT TO AN ELK.
Prof. Zimmerman Honored BY
Baltimore Lodge.

There was big time last night at
the lodge rooms of Baltimore Lodge
No. z, B. p o. Elks, at which Prof.
Charles A. Zimmerman, of Annapolis
Lodge No. 622, was the guest of
honor.
There was much speech making and
merry making and "a feast of wisdom
and flow of soul. - Baltimore
Lodge drank to the health of their
Brother Elk and subsequently present
ed him with a handsome useful and
substantial present. in token of their
good will and fraternal feeling. The
gift consists of three handsome and
exquisitely chased bronze pieces. The
centre of the group is bronze clock
standing three feet in height and two
bronze companion pieces as end mantel
ornaments.
Each ornament represents a figure
gracefully posed in the direction of
the clock, the centre of the group.
The three pieces are works of mechani-
cal art, and are beautifully designed.
They are appropriately inscribed,
each bearing a separate plate with
inscription. The present was shipped
today from Baltimore to Annapolis to
Professor Zimmerman.