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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09
He bellies.

rrul ttuyr ur SutG.9 pardtt, menm Ste
nab tperben," fagte lie Iiebensniirbis.
nGinen Weni6en, burh ben MAI in
feiner 8epesungsfreibeit gebinbert
iptrb, foute man eiseutlih immer feiz
mem S9tdfa al iiberlaHen." 5D
Sin @runoiab. ben sic ielber fid
f9perlih iemals gu eigen MAIDEN mir
ben, Srdulein Splnitein."
30, i1 ipsiB bod niht. 5iiten Sic
fid, 9err ~Iedtsantpalt, mid fir bsi=
fer gu balten, als i'd bin. @s piirbe
mir leib tbun, Sic eines Cages unanz
gene6m enttauiht gu ieben."
Sin reuer Wtnbitob, Der nod unges
itiimer baberfeets oils fein @prsdnser,
uno elm urplDBli6 tpOlfenbru9dbnli6
nieberprafelnoer 2eseniduuer mahten
tim cine Mntport unmoglid. Dag
mar ipar aufsetanoen, unb ipenn fte
audi 5unG9it nod bic aippen sufamz
menpreTen muBte, UNI ibren S9mers
niAt gu Derrutben, 10 fpnnte fie bod
f4on nah ben eriten S6ritten anf
9erberts beiorgte 5rase perii1ern, baB
ibr bas geben tsine Shlpieristeiten
mebr made. Mber bic Situation tpar
trpbbem tsinsstpegs bebasIi9. Ser
Winb, Der nab Norbpeiten unlses
iprunsen tpar, trieb ibnen ben Ressn
gerabe entsesen, unb es tuar fiher, bab
iie unter bieien llmftdnben minbeitens
eine babe Stunbe brauden niirben,
I'm bas ndHfselesene Sbbad, bic
Stranbballe betm 0amenbab, gu err
reiden. ginen Shirm fiibrte feines
bon ibnen bel fi1, unb fe bdtten bel Der
9eftigteit bes Sturmes aud our nidt
baran benten fDnnen, Iid ieiner gu be-
bienen. Dagmurs LANCER graiier Wanz
tel aber mar nit feinem leidten feinen
Stoff unb feinem aartfarbisen Seibenz
futter obne 3meifel Elm ebenfp eleganz
tes als unpraftifhes Rleibunsstiid,
bas lie tuum lGnger als fir tpenige Wis
nuten Dor benz Ditrhndbttperben
fhiiben tonnte.
.Wtr iperben in einem biibIhen I3uz
itanbe mad 9auIe tpmmen,~ fagte fie
lahenb, inbcm fie init beiben 6dnben
nod Der Stranbmiibe griff, bic ibr Der
Winb ioeben bate entreiben tpolIen.
nGs 1T ia beinabe unnOslth. bic Mus
aaa pffen AZ bolten."
(5p%rtiebnns folst.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09
@rnmoItifs ltc6crtraamuacn.

&m. Z. @ornano etc. an Charles
s. Oolon etc, @eitieite Der Carroll.
ton.apenuc, na6e MitiberrpsS trube,
1910 bel -, @rnnb5ins $75; So.
G6as. q. @bite al Geo. Smell etc,
Horblpeitieite Der Carroll, nabe
GroBltroBe, ~ bel 81, @runb5ins
$40; $500.
Socob s. $. Mitnif, 9ruitee, on
2liiai Morili ode bon Goitern. Ipc.
ME II. YrciioeutitroBc, 17.6 bel =;
$500.
9orotbeo @losboff an 2oltiia
Snpber, Siioieite Der Goltton.gpe
lilie, nabe BRADFORD : allep, 1873 bel
-, @ritnb5inS S17.25; 5000.
9eni. Goldman an Gp6raim
@adt, nebrere @~rnnoitiide; So.
Nn. s. Oenlyp etc. on SSobi 0ito
etc, Weitieite Der Mbeniarle., nabe
SalpnitraBe, 13 bel 100 @runoSins
$29.25; 500.
Maurice &. Sfnaner. SruIiee, al,
Baltimore y. 81" 8~eitieite Der
Mohit-, nabe SormaritraBe. t3 bel
S4.4H, @rnnb5ins $50; $1S5.
George u. &irf an Seitrp Britt
Sdneiber, Siibipeitieite Ser Gene.
tern : Cane, 1 @~rilnbItiid: $i33.
91as. u. Seripia an 8iqian g
Gaiep etc, Siibipeitieite Der alt6en.
torolp-1 erroije II. @bittier- sfpenne,
10 bel 142, @runo5ins $3.50; $40.
lorraine Soin6rp 60" an ebas.
Sipe5eD, gde bon Bulb iuIb @ieo.
mico : StrnBc, 1871 ,bei 155; So.
Seopol6 &rimmelbein etc. an DO
RATA Shnlar, 8citieite Der 2ittle
Williomitrabe, t1.9 bel 1913, 8runo.
5ins $50; $3.50.
Baltimore Club Building 60"
an Baltimore Club" @eitjeite Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09
nnier Sfra6enbabn : Nsrfebr.
Inf pielen 2inien 5iemtlid) gutter
9etrieb. - @ie Die @aeeons
Iailfen.

Irf pielen 2inien 5iemlid gutter
9etrieb. @ie Die @aeeons
lalfen.
8ie pobl 3ur @eniige befonnt 1T,
iino bel Dem groBen Yranbe nidt
MIR Die Souptbiireanr Der Gtra.
benbabn . 8eieqi1aft i'm Gontinen.
tal @ebGlioe, ionbern ail6 Die gro.
BE araftitation an Der Hratt., nabe
5reoerifitrabe, ausgebromt unb
baben ben bisber 10 auSge8eidmeten
9ienit Der @eieaihaft bolig Iabm.
gelegt. Sr. @m. u. Sonie. Der Be.
neral . @eihaftsfiibrer. lit ieitbem
tbatiadiih Gag unb Mad,t auf ocu
@einen a~epeien unb bat eIiidlib 10
iueit Srbnling III bos Gbaos ge.
bradt, Dab penigitens einise oer2i.
nien init Siilfe Der eIeftri5ita. boz,
Der Baltimore : Ohio . 9abn" be.
trieben iperoen. Die ~folgenoen 81.
MEN finb I'M getriebe:
9riib . Sill . Npennc . 2inie -
bon Der Barf.S tatiom burd Jnpette.
itrabe, nod Canton, ie6e 4 Minufen.
@ilmoritr. . Clinic bon. Der
Earf Citation sai,n aatbbanie iebc
4 Ninuten.
Garepitraben : 2inie - bon ser
Earf : Station nod Sort @eSenry,
jcoe a Ninuten. ~-4s.
Iinoen . Anenne . Clinic - bon
Der Bart Station aitr Gborles. nmo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09

&egingtonItroBe, pia Sarotoea. uno
GborleSitraBe; ieoe 3 Minuten.
gnorp 0rope . 2inie = Don emo.
rp @rope CUR CHARLES. niio 2erirg.
tonitraBe, Dio Saratoea- II. Charles.
StraBe; jeoe 90 Minuterl.
Gonlonolon : spenlte . 2inie =
bon 8albroof CUR 5apette. un0 Gu.
5erneltraBc; ole a Mtinuteil.
Sremont = Mnerue 3 Qinie - bon
Norfb : Mbeni,e uno GhorleSItr. sur
9oltiulorcitraBe unb Srcmont.Noe.;
ieoe IS Minuten.
Curtis Ban : Clinic - bon CIR.
It's 9ap 5ur Sort . gpenue u.2igDt.
StraBe, jebe 10 Minlttcn sipetStma.
ben, utb ieoe is Wtinuten fir ben
Heit oeS Cages.
gorf- ilnb Sreoerid Rooo Sinie
= bon Srpington Bis @doerln ieoe
: Minlteu. e"'
Sartoro Mpenuc . 2inie - pom
Clifton . Earf sur @op- INTO @alti.
moreltraBe, aQe a Minltten; pom
- Winuter; mo BON Baltimore II.
SborpitrnBe s,r Sort . s(pe uno
GborfesitroBe, ieoe 10 Minutei.
Srleansitr. . Sinie - bon eight.
in,b @elfsltroBe sur Baltimore. II.
SbarpitraBe, ieoe 6 M"tinutelt; nno
bon Der eight CUR WellsitraBr unb
Serrp Bar jebe 10 Winuten.
Yreitonitro6en = Qiilte bon
Der Sutton +. gpenue uno 2mbdIe.
StroBe gum 9roaotpup unb5bames.
StroBe, ieoe 8 Winuten. n
Sporrnips Yoint 2inie --a bonn
Sigblonotrpn8 aggonldDuppen nod
SporrotpS 8oint; iebe Is Yen.
electric Yarf 2i,lie-bon Gal
bert. ino @nlttmoreitrabe mad Mt.
@oibington, jebe 10 Mumtet,; naH
8eit . Mrlinaton, ieoe 80 WtinutenL
lno nod 9ifesoiae, jeoe 80 Mini.
ten.
Mibole Mioer . Clinic bon
9i%gblonotomn ACKNOWLEDGMENT
nod Dem @ioole Miper; ieoe 40
Minrten.
Soft : Var - bon CHARLES. nno
2eringtonitraBe mad, Curtis Ban,
mad @nlbroof, nad Mrlington ino
na6 Eorpbntans rnb Sreinetongo.
tonspiQe uito Glicott Gttp. nod
Ho(anb . Barf mbT otoion uio ii6er
Die Stobt . 9iitrifte. Siio . Dalti.
more, @eit. uio Roroiueit : 9alti.
more.
GrprcB Cars - bon Gniorp@robe
CUR Somarb. unb 5ronflinitr., mno
BON Solparo. uno 2ombaroitr. na6
GatonspiQe unb GflicottaGitp,
Solpion. urn gatouspiae . 2inie
Die regeImdbiae 5abrt, ieoe IL gti.
mlten.
Molanb : Yarf 2inic = norgeo.
LAMB : Garf bs SisblanetonuL ieoe
s Winitten.
2afeiibe i. 2inie - bonn Meiano.
Barf nod 2afeiibe; ieoc 30 Mhtu.
ten.
SebnitraBen /. Clinic - il6er bic
oite Clinic.
Nortb . apenue /. 2iiie bon
garriion : apemie electric . 9arf)
CUR Wortb . aoennc iino 8apitrabe.
itlo bon @inoior !Sins sur Mort6.
apelnlc mo GapitraBc, iebe 4 @ii.
mlten.
8mpnu Dat 2inie - bon paI.
brcof nod Yoiubatan; ieoc 30 Mi.
initen.
9idepspiac . Scrl1nocrnne-- bon
@inoior Sill nod Ti6sDs6iIIc.
Glppnn Sails. ic6e Is 9eiinnfsss.' no
Gaifott . Gifp -sQ;nic, ~ 4upu Gli.
colt . Gip sur GbarIes- Y. 2eriAaapn.
StraBc, bio Garatcaa. unb @s~y.p
lcSitraEe; ieoc 80 Minutsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09

Gin Dieb boIte 6 $500
aus benz Shranfe. - Ser 10
Ali. 5orreftsS Str, ipo6nbafte Jrudts
bGnbler 2enis Mapmonb melbete aez
fern Der poli5ei beS nprbDflihen
Oiftritts. bab Oiebe~ettpa 5tpiIhex 3
1u6r Hahmittass unb 8 llbr Mbenbs
in feline Wobnuns e%inbranssn, inbem
tie cine Der 9intertbiiren bes Sau5es
auf6raden unb in bas porbere s3ims
mer brangen. BORT bplten fie aus Ell
men Sdrante Die folsenben 9egen<
ftdnbe: $500 in Sob. nGmlid So,
$40 unb 20z@olbftiide, $50 in ST.
Biz $5sNoten, bic iih IN etnem ipeiBen
llnterrode feiner Jrau befanben, bier
aebn 500 unb brei $5=@olbftiide, bic
in einen alten 2umpen gepidelt tpa=
ren; ferner cine splbene 1lbr i'm Wers
tbe BON $50; zine gpfbene llbr, tpertb
$35; eine gnlbene Damenubr unb
aette, ipertb $77; einr &ette H.. 4reua,
fuertb 500; cine splbene Damen= 6als=
fette. ipertb $50. 6r. Runmpnb 1T Der
Mnfiht, bab Der Dieb pber bic Diebe
NIT benz 5auie p~ertrnut ipdren.
2ebensmii &c. = Tbos. @roa-
bcn, ein 81 Sabre otter 3eger, her
iudie geitern in ieiner @obnnnq.
SIR. 515, SrforbItrabe, SeIbftmorb
81 begeben inbem Ell eine Dolls 2ai-
banitm eimiabni. Gr ipitr6e nod
bcn .Maaemeinen @arplGnber So
fpitaI" gebradt ilnb bnielb5t init
beitem erfolsc nilsgepnmpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09
Gonsrek GerbanSfnngeu.

Gie grnnee = &ertpiQisullasbia inn
Senat. Bills sur 9eglei6ung
bon Frlpat = Nniprii6en i'm
Sauie.
@ofbin9ton, 8. &, s.. @Grs.
Der Senat perbrahte falt Die
gon5e bellteS ibiutg lnit Yeipredllug
bon Gomitc : Imenoenlenten sur
arnlee = &eripilligrmgSbiQ. 0ieiel.
ben be5o9en Iid anf prooilpriide
Sruppen fir ole Ebilippiilei 1t. onf
Goniolioirun9 Der 8enerol : Nbills
tQttllr NIT Dem Hecoros mo Sem
lionsamt. @cioe slnelloenlente pltr'
Den ldlieBli6 on9cllonmlell, oacin
Die MrmecbiQ lpor nod III hers dme.
be, olS lid Der Selot fllr5 Dor 6 llbr
IbenbS pertogte. - 9teiplanos (He.
paoo) belt int 2nufe Der Sibrna
cine Ieoe 81 @lmiten ieiner Bill sur
Grboltlung ser Iuslid)t nom 9pm
oeS &apitolS ans ollf DOS Wni6ing.
ton = Morulmlent. Die @ia perbietet
nie Grrihtlrng bon 8ebduoen bis
allf cine geluiiic Sinie 5ipiiden bel.
Den Ennftel, 10 baB Elm 400 Sub
Sub breitcr, frcier Gallm crbalten
bleibt.
Oas SolS paiiirte 80 9ias 5ilr
9egleidung bon Eripat- gnlpriiden.
Der Gonfcren5beriht iiber Die 2egis.
latib-, Greflltips llllo sSilIti5 : 8eripil.
l%iglrtesbiq iplrbc 5uriid OH Dos
Gonferen5 = Gomite perpieien.
4n Der @oab e
It orben. - SIN Utter bon 80 Sab
rem itarb geftern ST. 5riebrih 9iebler
in Der @obnuns ieines Sobnes an Der
SOppa : Roab, nabe Der Sarforbs
8oab. 5r. 9iebler wurbe 1924 in
3peibriiden. Mkinpfals, Dentfds
lamb, eeboren, Iernte als MSbeltif9s
ler unb fam 184S mad Mmerita. or
fanb Bef6dftisnng in Baltimore unb
besriinbete fpGtsr Elm 2eidenbetatterz
@efhdft am Siib Broabtpab. Mnz
fanss Der fehsSiser Sabre aog CT na4
Der Soppa=M oab, tpo er feitbem ges
tpobnt bat. Seine 9attin ftarb Dor
10 Sabren. @r binterldbt bier SDbne:
6riebri6 Siebler, SGT. 9iebler, Better
!5iebler unb Mnbreas 5iebIer, unb eine
Sodter. Srau Warsaretbe Mebl in
Belair, Sarforbzg oiintp. fotpie cine
groBe 3abl @ntel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09

tssriiBt feline 6reunbe IN Qr. l3e.
NET 6opettezS trabs. (61,iDi&Go)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-09

Gic Irn,ce = &erpiligungsbin inn
Senat. Bills sur 9e9leihung
bon Fripat = Inipriiben i'm
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-27
pe"'H - Judge Simonton.


Nnaf'ee'on' apr" 20 uoSe
oA"fieS II. 0'''Ioh'on uleo 'n'S
,not o'" "oo,'' ~ = ''ooN Il, .ne
hr'not'aeoic nosp''"l at Ihl'"oe'
pn'"' "n''e ne went lux 'Fe"''n'"'
io' ne''o"' ''ooo'o soo"' i've
"eeN' ago
LII 'ne ue"'u u ouuSo o''l'oH-
.o'' Tue co""',S ''SeS an o'"'"en'
J"' Isl ""'' " C''"n """ 'ou"i'>"'e
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-27

Minor Clark was committed
to Jail yesterday charged with the
death of Robt Watts who died
here last Friday from blood poi
soning resulting from a wound
inflicted with pistol in the hands
of the former in tussel at JEFF,
forson about two weeks ago. Both
the boys are colorad. Magistrate
j. /. Cauthen held an inquest and
the jury fixed responsibility for
the death upon Clark. - Kershaw
Era.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-27
For The Ledger.
The Franklin Circle Another in
teresting Communication from
the Director, Mrs. A. Il.
Banks.

At a recent meeting Of the
Franklin Circle, all Of the officers
for the past year were reelected
TO serve this year, as follows:-
President, Miss Aunic Wither
spoon; Vice President, Mrs. II.
l.. Crawford; Recording Secre-
tary, Mrs. NJ. j. Perry; Cores
ponding Secretary and Treasur.
er, Mrs. Ira b. Jones; Director,
Mrs. A. R Banks.
The treasurer has in her posses
sion Il number of books to be
given to the graded school libra
ry.
The editor Of "Tha Review
rather forestalled the action Of
the Franklin Circle in his article
in the last issue of his paper. =
The Circle had planned to have
all the literary Clubs of the town
and the L. D. G. chapter to meet
with them as soon as they can
arrange to make them comforta-
BILE. All OF the furniture has not
yet been received, and the Circle
has held only two regular meet
ings in the room at the graded
school building. They have been
kindly and graciously entertain.
ed at the home Of the President
all the winter. All of the Clubs
will now find the room at the
graded school at their service.
The Franklin Circle hopes soon
TO be able to put into execution
all their good intentions in re
gard to the other Clubs, and also
to enlist the sympathy and sup.
port o. every citizen Of 'he town
in behalf of The Library Associe-
ton.
We feel assured that all are
aware Of the importance of pro-
viding good reading for the
young, who are the hope Of the
country, as by this means they
can acquire wisdom, culture and
refinement. 1t is only by a uni.
ted, strenuous effort of all the
citizens that this good work car
be accomplished.
Mrs. A Il. Banks, Director.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-27
The Veteran o
Orr
>sses Of Honor.

blowing list Of the Veterans t
'hom crosses Of honor will b
resented on Memorial Day
lay 10th
r. Arant,
J. I. Amos,
Samuel Barr.
w. NJ. Blackmon,
J. c. Black moh,
j. S. Black mon,
S. Beckham, Sr.,
W. II. BecS ham,
J. NJ Belk,
Geo. W. Barnhill,
J. NJ. Broughton,
Wesley Broom,
j. Y. Brice,
John n. Crockett,
S, l.. Caskey,
w. r. Clanton,
J. f. c.. Carter,
T. b, Craig,
l.. G.. Coan,
Wilson Crenshaw,
w G. Downs,
w. NJ, Estridge,
G.. G. Faile,
J. Thom2s Faile,
G.. w. Fai!e,
Owen Gregory,
T. T. Gregory,
II. II. Gooch,
c.. w. Gent,
J. Gardner,
Nj. Z. Gardner,
JODn >. 1tlnSOn,
Samuel Hlnson,
NJ. l.. Hinson,
f l.. Hirson,
NJ. V. Hinson,
f. r. Hammond,
7. r. Hammond,
j. II. Hammond,
William Hays,
J *. Harris,
Geo. w. Remington,
r. NJ. Kirk,
Durcn Lyles,
J. B. Langley,
r. j. Lowry,
J. Q. McManus,
a. Cope McManus,
Thomas McCorkle,
John NJ ackey,
]. A. B. Mackey,
G. J. l.. Moody,
f. ". Mothershed,
}. w. Mccain,
J. G. Nelson,
l.. "A. Parker,
j. NJ. Pardue,
II NJ. Polk,
j. Wylie Porter,
William Rowell,
ID. "A. Roberts,
j. j. Roberts,
M. E. Roberts,
w. F. Rut'edge,
Jackson Robertson,
N. f. Robertson,
E. j. Sims,
R. J. NJ. Steele,
j. E. Stewman,
John NJ. Stroud,
Edward Sweat,
James Harvey Steele.
T. J. Strait,
r. H.. Sapp,
John Fl. Steele,
P. T. Twitty,
J. B. Williams,
John Wright,
j. A. Wesner,
Geo. w. Williams,
w. J. Willis ms,
William Wright,
J. II. Withcrspoon.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-04-27
TO THE PUBLIC 81

Anticipating the advancement in dry g
we wisely bought our Spring line very ear
public the Best and Cheapest line ever sho,
this market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-11
Kensington News.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
kENSINGTON. Md. October IL 1904
Rev. A. II. Zimmerman of Cumberland
Md, gave an illustrated lecture I'm ST.
Paul's M. E. Church last night, his subject
being The Man of Galilee."
Mrs. Bruce Thomas and her daughter,
Mrs Charles w. Brown Of Albany. N. Y,
formerly of this town, were the recent
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wilson Town
send of Montgomery avenue. They have
gone to Mrs. Thomas home in Frederick,
Md.
Mr.. Marshall b. Cushman and family will
occupy their home on Carroll place the
coming winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Nichols will
close their home on Dupont avenue indefi-
nitely, leaving here shortly for AIbu-
querque. N. M, for the benefit OF Mrs.
Nichols health.
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Snyder have re-
Gently moved into their home on Warner
street.
Mr.. Walter A. Johnston. who was recent
ly nominated as the democratic candidate
for Congress in the sixth Maryland district
at the Hagerstown convention, leaves here
today for an active canvass of his district
He Joined the democratic vice presidential
candidate, Henry q. Davis: Senator Cor
man, ex-senator d. b. Hill and others at
Washington, travelling with them as far as
Cumberland Md. He will spend two days
at the Frederick fair and two days at the
HagerstoMn fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-11
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

oe1odule effective October 10, I9O4
Trains leave from Pennsyyani Station.
1875 an Daily. Local for Harrisonburg. War
renton, Danville and way stations
l0:5i am Daily. Washington and Florida IlH,-
lied Throush coaches and sleeper to Columbia.
Savannah and Jacksonville. Dining car service
Firstciass coaches and drawing room sleeper TO
New Orleans. Dining car service
4:01 pm. Week Days. Local for Harrfsonourg
and way stations Manassas branch.
Iottesville.
900 pun. Daily. New York and Atlanta Ell
press. Eirstclass coach TO Atlanta sleeper 10
Columbus Ca, via Atlanta Sunset tourist, sleeper
and Fridays. Dining service Ia carte
loco pm. Daily. New York and Memphis LAM
tied via Iynchburgl. First-cass coach and sleep.
ing to Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga ana
Memphis; sleeper TO New Orleans Dlnihs caf
service.
1O:45 pm. Daily. Washington and Southwestern
Limited All Pullman train club and observation
cars Atlanta and Macon; sleepers to Augusta,
Nashville, Atlanta, Macon, Memphis, New Orleans
TRAINS ON BLUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 an, 1:30 pm, 4:4o
p.m 5:0J I'm. week days for Bluemont; 62o Pm
week days for Ieesburg only. Sunday trains leave
Washington $40 AN, 6:25 pm for Bluemont
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
pm and $3.50 pm. daily. Local trains from Har-
risouburg ii :J5 am. week days and S:Zo pm.
daily. From Charlottesville S:23 am and 9:2o
pm. daily
Tickets sleeping car reservations and detailed
informal! Hon can he had ticket offices. I0S 10Th
Ststir. Baggage checked through from hotels ana
residences.
Phone I640 P r. r. Cab Service.
II HARDWIcK' Pass Traf Mgr.
W. IL. TAYLOE Gen. Pass. Agt
L. - BROWN, Gen. Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-11
News From Anacostia.

+ Mrs. Catherine Fritz, native of Ger
many, who had resided near Anacostfa for
the last twenty years. died yesterday at
her home on the Forestville road, Prince
Georges county. Md. Mrs. Fritz was sew
enty-f1ve years old
The thirtieth anniversary of the found
ing Of the Hillsdale Colored Methodist
Episcopal Church is to be celebrated the
the congregation have arranged to hold an
entertainment Rev. ]. E. Garrett. the
pastor is in charge
Rapid progress is being made in the re-
modelling of the Congress Heights Meth
odist Episcopal Church, on Nichols ave
nue. of which Rev. William L. Orem is the
pastor, and 1t Is expected that the conere-
cation soon will be able to worship in the
building. In the meantime services are
being held regularly in the hall of the To-
cal citizens association, on Hamilton road.
Oficer T. A Lusby of the local precinct
who was lately promoted to the mount ed
squad following number of years serv-
ice as patrolman in this section. yesterday
was assigned to duty in the HiIlsdale sec
ton.
The pound wagon, which visited A,,acos-
tia yesterday. procured SO many unlicensed
dogs that the men in charge were unable
to remove all the animals at one time ne
cessitating another trip here in the near
future. Policeman Mccormick accompa
MED the dog catchers, and over thirty ami
mails were captured in Hillsdale alone.
Fire from q passing locomotive yesterday
afternoon set hre to quantity OF dry
grass near Twining City. The blaze was
extinguished by citizens.
Hundreds OF tree trunks are being shin
ped from Twining City by timber cutters
to various points to paper mills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-11
Roosevelt Eulogized From Pulpit.

A dispatch from Chicago last night says:
President Roosevelt was eulogized by
Bishop W. F. Mcdowell. resident bishop OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, in a con-
ference sermon at the Evanston Avenue
Church Taking for his theme "Determin-
alton and Impulse in Mans Character" he
asserted that the best Illustration Of the
type was to be found In. the President.
DETERMINATION and impulse. and action
following impulse. are characteristics that
are sadly lacking In men generally" he
said. "A man has an impulse to some
great and good deed, but he thinks too Of
ten 1t is necessary to stop and think about
It long time. Our beloved President is an
eminent type of man who allows impulses
to control. and displays bis discrimination
opposition. Is 1t a Wpnder that about him.
the brave Rough Rider whom we affec-
tionately call Teddy, were gathered such
a brave aggregation Of, fighting college
for men to defend its honor? His deter
mination inspired impulse and determine
ton in the men that, gathered about him of
all classes" mr. a-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-11
Boyd's and Vicinity.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

correspondence Evening
BOYD'S. Md. October 8. 1904.
The connections between the Montgomery
county telephone system. which has traffic
agreements and an alliance with the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company.
and the Poyd's Telephone Company of this
place. the latter owned by the United Tele-
graph and Telephone Company Of PennsyI-
vania. were severed today. The reason for
this action Is not known. The severing of
the relations deprives this section of Mont
EOniery county of telephone communication
with Rockville, Gaithersburg and other por-
tons of the county.
vii, go before the school commissioners
Tuesday next and ask for an assistant
teacher. The school has daily attendance
of fifty-fiye, and the principal. Theodore
Benson, fnds he is unable to give proper at
tentfon to that number.
Much anxiety Is being felt by the farmers
over the condition of wheat already sowed.
Unless it rains in a few days 1t will be
necessary to repeat the sowing.
George Merson of this vicinity, while in a
peach tree getting off late peaches. fell and
so badly injured his leg that he has not
since been able to walk except by aid of
crut ches.
Winnie Andrews little daughter of John
H. Andrews, was yesterday injured by a
blow from base ball bat in the hands of
her brother, who was knocking at a ball
The pat sIpped and struck her In the
mouth, splitting her lip wide open. She
tainted from loss of blood and had to be
carried home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin S. Frey of Washing
ton are guests today of Mr.. and Mrs James
4. Williams at Boyds.
S. T. Williams and Frank ]. Welch of
Washington and Mr.. Williams of this place
went fishing yesterday on the Potomac and
caught ten bass A few days previously
Frederick Allnutt and George Good OF
Seneca caught twenty-seven fine bass. the
smallest weighing two pounds and the
heaviest nearly four pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-11
A Child Train Wrecker Flogged.

A dispatch from Roanoke. Va. last night
saws: Willie Cleburne. an eight-year-Oid
boy, placed piece Of iron on the N. & w.
track In front of passenger train No. at
Willis about eighty miles west OF Roa-
noke, yesterday. and the pony trucks of the
engine were derailed. The boy was consid-
cred too young to be arrested. but he was
given a sound fogglng BY his parents In
the presence of railroad detectives. This Is
the third attempt by children at wrecking
trains on the Norfolk and Western within
two months. two OF which were successful.
one at Dunlow last week and the other at
Oakvale seven weeks ago.