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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-22
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
SWEDENBORGIANS
At MOUNT VERNON
Visit Historic Homestead of
Washington.
BUSINESS SESSIONS OVER
Meetings of the Scientific Association.
President to Make Annual
Address
BUSINESS SESSIONS OVER

Delegates and visitors to the conven-
ton Of the New Church went TO Mount
Vernon this morning
A large crowd boarded the steamer at
10 O'Clock and enjoyed the sail down the
Potomac. The time at Mount Vernon
was spent n roaming about the grounds
and through the historic mahsion. The
party returned to Washington this after
noon.
The business OF the convention was
practically concluded yesterday with the
election of officers for the coming year
During the business session several i'm
portant reports were submitted and
many interesting details of the work
during the past year were presented.
A series OF meetings Of the Swedenborg
Scientific Association was begun at .
o'clock this afternoon and VIII continue
through tomorrow
At $50 this afternoon the president Of
the association, the Rev. Frank Sewall,
will deliver his annual address His sub
Ject VIII be What constitutes Sweden
borg's distinctive contribution to science
and what is its real value to the science
OF today"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
LINCOLN LEAGUE WILL
ACT WITH COMMITTEE

II has been agreed that the Lincoln
Republican National League which has
distributed campaign literature during
the Congressional and national cam
Daigns for several years. will this year
cooperate with the District Republican
central committee in that work The
literary and speaker bureaus will be
made special features. so as to accom-
plish the most effective work this fall
James w. Poe, president of the1sague
and a member OF the District Republican
central committee. Will do much OF the
literary work Of the two organizations
and will soon begin his task. Among
those who viii contribute arc DR.. W. S
Richardson. J. NJ. Harlow. r. r. Hor-
ner. T. II. A. Moore. T. l. Jones. Albert
j. Rice. and DR.. r. F. Plummer.
a meeting of the central committee
will be held in a few days. The tempo
rary officers are James w. Poe. chair
man: g. w. SmallwHod. secretary; DR..
w. S. Richardson. treasurer; J. II. Har-
low. chairman executive committee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Asl'ury B. Allen, part original lot 3, square ST.
Twenty-sixth and o streets northwest-AIat-
tie r. slater to Louis c. shuckers, part lot s.,
square 1903. $40
Ivy Street southeast, between New Jersey
Avenue and south Capitol Street-Hcnry II.
Mckee. ct al. trustees, % Vernon g. Owen, part
original lot o. square 053 s., 100.
Eleventh Street northwest. between L and
Y Strcets-Benjamin +. Whiteside, surviving
trustee, 70 silas $. Daish, part lot T. square S32,
s, $50
5Os Twenty-second Street northwest-Thomas
r. Hudson e ux. to john p Forney, lot 81,
square 81. SO
J. Street northwest between Ninth and Tenth
Streets-John ". Henderson 20 August and Anna
schwaFz, part lot ). square go, so.
il Ninth Street southeast-Lsura j.. Paul TO
John j. Van Horn. lot 81, square gi2. Sl9.
cgington-Thomas r. Kane CT TX - Emna
X. SchlotJerheck, part lots IS and II, block :.
$40
X Street southeast. between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth STRAIGHTFORWARD ~ Gunder 81 ux. 10
Ceorse F. Shepherd part original LOT 2, square
1022, SO.
Rosa y. 10 Kathleen T. Kastle. part. SO.
Peters NH Seat-Alfred G. Osborne TO Annie
G. Osborne. part. $40
Eleventh Street southeast, between B and 9
freets-t'eoice 7. Bohrer and Benjamin ~.
iuv, executor and trustee. 70 Mary +. Guy.
alt original lot &c. square 9c9, 81.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Frank
3. Noyes,i q uN., Janet T., 20 Chester 4. snow,
q ~ aid lots % 10 "a block 2 SIC
l.0nEnecker's Addition TO Congress Heights
rthur r Rsndle et uN., Harriet S. TO VIII
inn d. Center, lots and g. block 3. 800
Twelfth Street northwest. between II and \
treets-John IT, Neall ct al. trustees, to Gen
re Conference Cooperation Of seventh Day
dvcntists. lot IS, square 81, $40
1888 j street norfheast-Florence V. Creamer
winfield 5. Grown. lot 100, square 1929, $40.
1885 Street ncrtheast-Same 10 same, lot
f1l SQUARE l0Z9 $40
Thirteenth Street northeast, between G and I
trects-Harry WaTdrnan % Kate F. Hammer
90 80, square 1915, $40.
Tennessee Avenue northeast, between d and +
strcets-George s. Cooper et ux-, Margaret H.,
Frank T. Fugard, lot g.. square 1858. $40,
Eleventh. and D Streets nOrtheast-LeSis Z.
3reiminger Fl 10 May A. MarT lots 80, y.
nd a.. square CSC. SO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
sTRAuss INQUEST HELp.

The inquest over the remains OF James
Strauss. who was shot and killed by
Thomas Fairfax. another negro. at
SIS North Henry Street. yester-
day afternoon. was held at Demaines
undertaking rooms this morning. Cor
oner Purvis presided, and. H. c. Ash
ton. j. H. Trimyer Carter Smith, c.
j. W Summers. /. Ruben. and F. War
field were the jury.
After examining the witnesses. DIT W.
NJ Smith. Policeman Belts. a. Cloe.
{. Randolph. and the prisoner. Thomas
Fairfax. the jury rendered a verdict
that Strauss came TO his death BY "a
pistol wound. the weapon being in the
hands II Fairfax. The shooting is be-
Iieved 70 have been accidental State
Senator Machen appeared Tor Fairfax.
Strauss boarded at "A house kept by
a man named Cioe in North Henry
Street and while IN his room yester-
day afternoon, II is claimed, Fair
fax entered. In talking with him he
picked up a pistol 10 examine IL. II ac-
cidentally exploded and the ball entered
Strauss left shoulder. Strauss lived
Lut few minutes after the accident
Immediately after the shooting Fairfax
surrendered himself 20 Policemen Belts
Beach. and Gill and recited the facts
as stated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
SENATOR GORMAN
IS At THE HELM
Goes to Baltimore to At
tend State Convention.
CONFERENCE WITH LEADERS
Modestly Disclaims Wish to Be One OF
the "Big Four of Maryland
Delegation.

Senator German left Washington yes
terday for Baltimore TO attend the
Maryland State convention. which meets
there tomorrow. he was accompanied
by the Hon. James L. Norris. national
commit teeman for the District who was
recently chosen to head the District
delegation to St. Louis. Senator Cor
man and Mr.. Norris have long been
warm personal and political friends. and
if the former is a candidate for the
Democratic nomination at St. Louis he
will undoubtedly have the active CO
operation of the latter
Senator German has engaged quarters
at the Rennert Hotel and viii be in con-
ference there today with the leaders
from all parts OF the state regarding
the platform OF the convention and the
selection OF delegates-at-large to St
Louis
The story that Senator German. with
characteristic modesty. has decided not
10 go TO the national convention as a
member OF the big four" but will
simply ask 70 be sent as a district dele
gate, is not credited here.
Friends Will Insist.
Even If the Senator should indicate
his willingness TO forego membership
on the big four" his friends would not
listen to such proposition, but would
insist that he head the delegation from
the State. They declare that he is al
ways too modest. and that but for that
modesty he might now be the foremost
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton
Whatever may be done at the conven-
ton tomorrow. it is said to be certain
that Senator German will head the dele
cation to ST. Louis. The matter of Sc
lecting the fourth delegate-L. Victor
Baughman and Murray Vandiver being
the other two agreed Upon-will doubt
less be settled today. He may be Sen
ator-elect Rayner, Ex-Governor Smith,
or John 2. Poe.
Senator Germans friends here laugh
at the story recently published in a
Philadelphia paper that the Maryland
Senator has prepared his national ticket
and that II reads Francis OF Missouri
for President. and Rayner OF Maryland
for Vice President. Such a comaina-
ton. II is said has never occurred TO
senator German, and much less is he
advocating it.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25

0 Street northwest between Thrtieth and
Thirty first Streets-Harry Wardman 10 Esther
F. Noble, lot ia. square 1912, SO.
Massachusetts, Avenue and street northeast
Edgar s Kennedy Fl al to Kennedy and
Davis Company lot 48, square ID, SO
Valley and Stoddert strects-Raphaci .. CAST
lear to Matthew T. Donahue, part lot lss square
1911. SO.
Fairview-Henry C. Restler to Agnes z Kest-
Ter, lot 8. block j.. 80
n Street northwest, between Sixth and Sew
cnrh Streets-Iohn e. PCnnic. trustee. % p. j.
Nee Company, part original lot Is, square 49,,
81 go
Y. DAILY, lot 225. square geo. $40.
Anacostia Addition-Henrv A. Criswold et ux.
to Frank G. Lindsay, lot 246 and part lot pa.
SO.
Twenty-sixth street northwest. between o and
2 Streets-Raphacl 4. Casilear 20 $ Norris
Thome. part lot Co. square 1868, $40
Whitney Ciose-George Truesdcl ct ux. 20
samuel ". Woodward and John JOY Edison.
trustees lot Q, block g. So
STREET southeast. between Sixth and Sew
enth Streets-ThOmaseenia J. Herriot ct al. 70
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
LINTHIcUM COMMENCEMENT.

The commencement exercises Of Lin
thicum Institute in Street between
Thirty-nrst and Thirty-second Streets
northwest. Will take place tomorrow
evening. The exercises will be opened
with prayer by the Rev DR.. Fred
erlck. =. Howden, pastor OF the St
Johns Episcopal Church, corner Poto-
mac and o Streets northwest, after
which two playlets viii be presented by
the pupils OF the school, Tricks OF
Trade; or An Obstinate Romeo" and
THE Great Pumpkin Case" At the
close Of the program the awarding OF
prizes 70 those who made the highest
averages Ia studies Will take place Col
r. b. Hay officiating. Beuediction VIII
be celebrated at the close OF the award
ing Of prizes
About twenty young men VIII take
part IN the plays.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

ALEXANDRIA. va. May e5.-The
most interesting portion of the CITY
council last night WIS the joint meeting
which convened to elect a clerk OF the
city light works. vice Capt S. L Mon
roe. resigned. J. B. Waller was the for
tunate one.
The boards assembled in one chamber.
President Sweeney. Of the aldermen. pre-
sided and Clerks Thompson and STAINS
bury kept the tally. Messrs. j. B. Wal
Ter, Capt. James r. King. Carter II.
Smith. and j. c. Richards were the can
didates. and the vote taken was as fol-
lows.
For Mr.. Wsller-Aldermen Marbury.
Burke. Curtin. ". H Sweeney. and J. r.
Sweeney. and Covncilmen II. r. Burke.
snO~Gen. Desmond, Bladder Brill. Bry-
an. Jchuson. Uhlcr. Lcadbeaterf, Spinks,
and Fan-1s
Councilmen Trimyer and Rishelil-S
For Mr. king-Councilman Normoyle
Il
The appropriation bin for 1915 was
agreed to. The appropriations were, az
stated by the chairman Of the finance
committee but little different from last
year Something more was required IN
the salary appropriations 10 pay the
new justice Of the police court The
school board received S13. 500. that being
the regular appropriation for several
years past. which was last month In
creased IN order 20 pay for some i'm
prOvemeuts made on the Peabody Build
ing and continue the schools for full
ten months. After the interest on the
debt IS paid. and al other estimated eX-
penses provided for. there will remain
SlB,6Z5. which IS appropriated 10 con-
finue street and sewer extensions I'm the
city.
The bills INCURRED during the smallpox
epidemic were ordered 10 be paid. Health
Officer German whose bin was Si3 05f, %
his own accord donated all but 81 100 g
the city. His bin Of SLIGO was unani-
mOusly agreed 20.
The bill OF W II. Peek for provisions
furnished patients and two bills for
cooks and nurses amounting 20 so were
also ordered 10 be paid.
An appropriation Of SLID for lateral
sewer 40 connect the vicinity OF Fairfay
and Gibbons Streets with the Royal
Street sewer was laid over.
An ordinance authorizing the use Of
metal ties in brick walls was also laid
over
An ordinance 70 regulate the sale OF
cocaine and other drugs was unanimous
ly adoDfed by both boards.
J w Summers. Hammond a. Co. J. +
Rodgers. Elizabeth Martin, and Mary
RYAN were authorized 90 make frame
improvements within fire limits
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
COURT DENIES MANDAMUS
TO P. w. ROBERTSON

Mr.. Justice Shepard, who announced
the opinion OF the Court OF Appeals.
denying the petition Of Powhattan W
Robertson for a writ OF mandanus 70
compel Justice Barnard. of the District
Supreme Courta to grant him an appeal
from a Judgment Of a Justice of the
peace In a certain litigation. said:
Orders dissolving attachments, though
possessing some Of the elements OF final
lty. as has been conceded. have always
been regarded as introductory. and not
final
Whatever hardships there may be IN
denying the right Of appeal from an or
der Of the kind under consideration from
The Justices court to the Supreme Court
in special term. we are constrained 10
hold that 1t can be remedied only by
additional legislation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
CORPORATION BUSINESS.

In the corporation court. Judge L. c.
Barley presiding, the following businc s.
was transacted yesterday:
Roberta Hil VS.. Mechanics BUILDING
Association No. >; decree entered con.
hrming report OF =. r. MarDury, re.
ceiver, and appointing J. X. N. Nortor
commissioner to convey property.
City council VS.. T. NJ. Fairfax Il al
ana Oliver Webster ct al, DEGREES en-
tered referring cases to II. y. Garner
commissioner. for report.
T.. n. Adams was appointed admin
istrator Of the estate of the late Nor
ton Entwisle.
Matte A. Shepherd, a negro. was ap-
pointed guardian Of Lucy G. Shepherd
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
CLARENCE DlCKEY DEAD;
A NOTED MARKSMAN

Clarence w. Dickey. a noted marks
man, died last night at the Garfield
Hospital His body viii be taken this
evening TO Blendon, Ohio, for interment.
The funeral will be held at Lees under
taking establishment
Mr.. Dicl<ey had resided in Washington
for about fourteen years. having come
here from Ohio. where he was born fifty
six years ago. He was one Of the most
expert marksmen In The District. and II
was largely through his efforts that the
championship OF the United States was
brought to the local militia some years
ago.
For a number Of years he was en-
ployed IN the Pension Office.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
Midday Club Organized
By Wealthy ChicagOanS
One Hundred Million Dollars Represented
in embership-lnitiation Fee to Be >
$500, With Expensive Dues.

CHICAGO. H.. May 25.-Chicago cap
tains Of Industry whose aggregate
wealth is said 20 be at least 800 10000
have organized an exclusive club. where
they can meet for their midday lunch
con. obtain rest secure from Interrupt
ton and quietly discuss the news OF
the financial world. The orgaaiz alton Is
TO be modelled after the MONDAY. Down
Town. and other similar cubs Of
wealthy men in New York
Half % the seventeenth floor Of the
new First National Bank Building has
been obtained for club rooms. These
quarters are being furnished richly.
thousands Of dollars being spent for
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-25
FUNERAL SERVICES
OF CAPTAIN BALL0U

The funeral OF Captain Ballou. VINO
died at Sib!ey Hospital yesterday. was
held at 2.3l O'Clock this afternoon from
Lees undertaking establishment In
terment was at Arlington. Captain
I;allou was for seventeen years an en-
plOye Of the Pension Office During the
civil war he had command Of q COM
pany in the Fifty-flrst Indiana VoIun-
teCr Infantry and was fOr some time
ar officer In the Twelfth Indiana Cav
niry. He is survived by Mrs. BallOu. a
SON. and a daughter, who live at
Marion. Ind