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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-08-04

The secret of success is constancy Of
purpose.-Disraeli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03
Observation-Disclosures Wcrdmidl.

M Der 1on5cn Stabt fam man
cine roilbe Gimme pocr Naho6numa
ellteH Gonicrtitildes boren. @ariml
lulrit man Oieic binigen Spred,moid,i
men uio gebruud)ten Hecorbs ipcl
uno fault cine quite Mlsitnttung pom
Hui. Die beoei,tenoiten Muiitcr Scr
Wclt bnben oieielben. @nuum nid)t
Sic? u. Y. Hetit BON Nr. 3tS.
y orA,&e,pnrbitrobe, Gin SodlucritGn.
biaer, init l6.idbrigcr @riabrunN tit
IidctlidJ Ser Wann, bon hem man
toufen ieIte. 9eiud,emESie ion. Gr
bebanoeIi Sic red)t, (Iugt3jSo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03
Baltimore 9~ampf-Endct.Gp.

DC Ncr. sindfcna VoIt beTbtbcrnb.
Tnn,pfcr inbrcn tdpIih, Sortitaes uisaenntN'
men. non ben nRnis2ines "RierS. CIR. i0-ts,
Gipbt Girakc. $40 gbcncS. oirefi rot OLD
Erirt Somfcrt NcricIf. VortSrrcuib unS allen
Fuuftcu acS Giihcue. @crbineuua In Oh
NidaHnno. Ecrbinhune in Bortinouib NIT benz
-Senbnnrh gir Cine" icIiben 9np bon Forts
nrcuib nab giInutn. an Eor' III @erhinourg
mil Der ~NtIuniic Geuft Cine, Gnrtclt uni
Carolina. yirrfrlf mo 'iinlid1, Nortolf INN
t%rsitlidb NH oh Tcminirfl Cine nnh gfeto.
bern. &olhiuaion, re. nlo siduiota, @n:
Wiabl5etien flnd eiiropntlberl BiGne. piilr'
ri6ie GaiiitCnSinritcr cIeftrtihc Sclc1idtnna.
SunipfbciSttfte. an'cr irei. Rcieroirle 8oiiitsn.
iimntcr In ben Riuct 9iircuir Der r4un Zine
Sr. 32t. Wcit,Roliiriorc Strnse Er. SOC nm
SOS, Qiabt ctrnfe, e. ". q. Stftte. Shbnitsgds
PnItinnnrc- mo Colbert Gtrnkc. gnriirertri
lrttr s'utotnp unb "tlbougb'o, 100 gtpro'6bdrics
2UoNe.
Spha ". eietipdne, u. 6rumn,
Ricr Vrdf. II. Sen sDlunagcr. Den. RAJ. 'aesnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03
s. 5alntra = Comp,
Yfanoleibcr,
Nr. 675, Wclt Baltimore .StraFe,
nab. Rite,Strabe.
veir rerItebem ani leben ssenbasatnkdnS.
Geiien.SinBGna tunt ssripai. gnrean.
(Sumi6.I0
Mcitcrn MarnInnO Niicnbnhn.

3rat am IS. 2nui 1905 tn araI.
5uge pcftuleh Sllcli. Station, lpie folat:
4.3o frnb -. eeuef'" N"flsuo. soustrtr,., so,
acrStomn. y. Il u. 8O.. nm ocm Gnocn.
uuh nlSpetcmnleu couniuoS n u. ". w.
SbdinhcrshirG, NinriinehIitG, Ninheitc, NIB
Nlihiic an ocr .gbclapcaIe q s3ciicrf gnhn.
o.16 &orlI. 1ensNIur gtprcb. (9,ur rad
YcrsMtur.O
io.oe gbeuos sFfour. non rui-n Frioae.
Snalidl, aE%eaeucmmen eunninss.
Cub ol,i3 non Imogp .Sr0pc, Carlisle urlb
s.SSS s IN Il y oausri9ss sasers,onu. CON.
cod s0tpps1Stars, HttSSrfd. @GimiisSGra
1912 .S1,m. aifom. .;d6 lniounQrloae,
gprf uno gritnsruru. 80. ee'
W @ntni. : Iffor,. mao Gntore' psrthe.
az gatnl. Milom nab Gnoro'e root.
@arl; 'crncr Sreoerid ulb Sancod.
$50 g'adnr. - Grp. na6 Dort nno %. & q.
l429 9Ia6m .gcrr eancu.Grp.: ,erner
@S,9n'oN Spfiha @rooe, 9nToper nro SeitpS'
425 8a6m. - Linton eriSoc gircu,.
ioIm snunl -.eto. ,Elttiiie an hrreairtltrte.
Soaersloipn. orsocr'<, emaitsbura u.Gtip'
$40 gbruSs : arpm. aadO gIeHa.
6.l5 abctoS - Ttinm, nod 1uion5Fttbps.
Snr en- samftaaen.
LOO HndT'. Rlnc aiopc Qinttrb, SdeI.
unS SnucrStotrn. VI
Nnr esnata1a.
s.S0 ssotm. - giiorn. mad untorsertoge nnb
Sdnoher.
go Ganln. sfrcrn, BOD llntcp.grisee.
4,g0 Wadtn fSffsf{ p1Ss gleHo.Sts 49, = ;
NiIet. sls @epda'@hreou @r. o., gscftsVaI.
Siiae baifsii al, linton, wsernc. .esbe.; sutton.
t1e gsalbiooi (seorib'stbe.) Gtatton.
Sd!t MID, on lecnra. sars. .station.
Q .. UftsN III, g. q. m. 81
9. n. 0nnia. y. D. 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03
Cine Giluabuna ocr Nanocl,

.Glle Eiluopnha Der Non0da'
tonnler poll Nqr, 9prf al Die. 6rie.
Gems onmliiiorc IN Portsmouth jl
clncnt Gnpinltae am rs. Septenlhcr
III Ncm.Yorf lit bon @eiocn. heln ga
ron @ittc mo Dem Baron &omlira
obgclebut mcrbelt. Oh iie loiort ob.
rciicn miiiicL ipeltu lire Miiiipn cr7
iiiat lit, .aa. j,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03

''* sSic ullS elmer Glnjei9c an an
bcrcr Stellc SIT crichelL ocroltltoltct
Der Baltimore 3opcrn &ercin" an
SonntoG, sell 8. September, ieine
O~icHfGbriGr @oNerIobrt liod) Goot'9
@ropc. Nof.Grtcf. Ga cine tdnibo-
Hide Sibc 81 oiclcr 3cit llid)t mcbr SIT
5ciiltften lit itito Die @cilid)rr and
uid)t mebr Ypit S0tinge III sic @ootc
Nepudt ST fperort broi,d)enL 10 miro
iid) bic ScIttiffeit obne 3meiiel SIT
elmer genliitblld,elt gifoire peItoltcn
Mn llnterbdltlingen Oibt cs: 9optfnNs
rem Slid. ittb GrcbSiorg 0uit. itltb
6ltbbou.S pielc, icrner Nnfitciptit
beS Rieleit- 4ilftbhllonS .@od)itdplrr"
mo @rfrilhunopn III Wen9c. GER
EoIait.E antpfrr o9ipd Grccf" pptiGBt
Sic Werftc Inn 4 mo s llbr WorpenS
unh 2gilht Gadyntittoo~, @ropn's
Mcrftc 10 Minitcr ip1tcr. "i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03
McrGantS' & @iners' Srauspur-
tatipn COMPANY.
Tampfcr.9iutef

Tampfcr.giuten
Tun Npftoi, uuo benz Often: teber Wontna,
Hicniiug, Gprneriiag nrb Snnttiug, abenba
b llbr. I
siad, Frpnibcrcc 1t benz Gien. irber CORN.
tno, Wiit,pud, uio 3reiiaa, @heubs 8 ilbr.
gndh 9iepport 9teipS un6 Sptfo,f: tdgIs4
tft @ llht NbcuhA.
srodbf m,rh tinIitb big + tlbr gberbA fit an
benz 9noe nbiabrenbc Sunpfer aneenommer.
SAD Sahorrnb nn5 benz Sfoen: ieber 1ieu'
ltnp. Sonneriine NIB Sanritug. Mbenba 8 libr.
Roitoner uno Rrobihence : 3umptcr iabreu
hon Der sacritc nm Smbe hes 9nnasSods OBJ;
Sctnnrot' Tnupirr bon Der Rerite ain Snse
ocr @cil.5uIIsss fberie.
8. y. Slainatam. tsasnt
pnngs bod.
n. z. Turner, @..p..Naent
u. 2. Sfebtius, Gen. Waan.
S;gpihlttun - ehbet.9de Gerinen. an
etabf.e frahe. tt3,1&@)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03
GbcIaprafr Tampfcr'G umpasnie.
Rhsf~Ss aSs Otwtp "}f' - 10

eI.aar.s Tordaier Tnnpfcr .gnauito- nm
rNtIunta" rd6 'fF'
Etrl SStnt Comfort Hiib NprtsR, IA.
Yauipirt heraicn baltimore tdgitth fauAIs,
runtnlcit SpnntdaSl nm. $50 sIberhs nm FONT
men in Etb Qrini comfort nm @ iibr morasni
linh in 9orfoIf uui 7.t5 Roraens an, DIV
lnfteBer.t B. an bic Gifcnbabnsiae mao ansn
Pnnfiep he$ Gilsens. nno siiSipeltspS.
eleaaHts Bafaaier | TaInstsr -G5arIoiis' r'f
ran Neit.Teint Hnb Rtmmenb. IA.
SnH,nffr pcriafen baltimore fiaItb (nieae.
Hcfnirei: Sprifngs) nIl Is llhr gin1mtftdas ltno
loirnttit si sSeit.Roiut iir, 7.20 W,prucfis nnh
81 -Rtdrfonh IN g.25 Moraens an.
Die an Waortaaen Ittfipcdfcn nnb Nreiiasen
bor baltimore abfnbrcrhcn 1umpfer, iittb be
bon Neft.. Roint on 9tcrlinaen, trnnerftuesn
Mle Gnnllfnncr nbfobreit. lrper' Tn @lc,ieelfer.
FetSf iiuh Mlftonos III; pno bic an Nfenftcs
cen. Gorrcrfidasn mn Gam'toaca bon 9,aIi,-
more iiuo an Montagcn, Mif.ioche en- mftp Vrsts
sngeu bon typeftsscint ubf1bren)su Tantp'e.
lsael y, g~ciiictpn NIB elap.tari an tbei efns
DsmpfeT psriaJem galtimsre ssm Yles r.. il
nao 10, 2tsbtHra6sn.gaerffe
gur6sgtleie nqd allen 1unften fonner a.
ihtert 4eped .niifgeaeber ino adifitensimintr
tn Nornhs reiertirf luerben tn ben ffefiqen
r. s.N s. sV SssiSSS, sMaas h. essassasss:ss
Gttahe,. ober ben 6anpt.Dnreuiy: ~. go,
etelt.etsa4e, N~atttpsse, le..e--.snvs 4.
st S.sess sa a;Gii Y aIsss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03
Ner5tc.
9r. Ybilips ar,t!i9cs
Sniitnt,
Mr. 1891, OF Yratt Stripe

epe5tnliiten fir 8eBciue arautbtiten ppn Dian.
reru NIB 3ranen.
Btr bctIct erarnpfuocrbriibe obne f~bntcrs.
bate 0pcraiton, slrifiurcn, NInlpcrgifluue nab
91pbiItS tt allen Staoicn, gerIuit Der g,,dlilr.
BARRETT ulo rel 5ige6ogenc aranfbeitcn. Sine
raibc, hancrnoe 9ciIuns lpirb earaniirt. In.
iere bette @mpirbIuna beittbt oarift. oob Mot
Gin Gent Dor frfOIaicr 9@f.tInns gu OcaubIcn III.
eS fo'tct sic NtbtS, in liuTercm @itreau Sor.
5iiprc1cn uno cine private COMPUTATION nit
ms Al babcn. %on 10 ubr Eorinittaes bis 10
llbr gbcuaS %gcbiinct. G1rcibt, penn 3br Mot
iurtllcll foitGt. J
GrniO'0il. unb 9oIanb.F artgsnagons fab.
rcn on unicref Sbitrr pprbei.
siiopeit. @de g"no. nno Frntt. etruBs.
tImil0.T&5,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03
2leue f6nelEe Gag : 2oote
Der GrieSipm.Xinic.
,Qorb Baltimore" nne ,4Scnn"
III 0yL:I.Nfsd.

WuU FVUWUtIVVIu.
Sen Ttenitaa. ben 80. mai, Sormtttaes 8
nbr az iaelta l,rs ePnn,Sss sbtab.i NON
tier, ga. dutnitcte.
Ntrrlifs Sabrt bnrdt ben aaMal.
Subrprcis tn eircr R'dtuus $50. @inSs
bern Ine.. pie Tn6t.Fc-.s gsIiie. So. 30.
Hunbfdhti.Eiuci bon Fhtiaoelptia nit bet
"a. & o. gifenbatnf s%nriidiebrene, S3.5O. =
Snrdfubrissgiaete riadt Nkaatit.Itts rrs AT.
rid per Root S3,15. ooef pcr @ltn, Is Sage
ahttis, $3.50. SerBrrs lnrhfnhrisspiue.e nad
yieip.Dosf, xpus.Vran6. Mspnrn.Varf. in einer
Mibtl1a. $500: 9nnSreife $1,000 Sdpe Man,
tdalih. ecnniasS auseeusmmen nm s iibr.
ElhiMiitaaSs ab. Nnbrbifete merocn an Aiis
rcrt. fopie bel Wlbauab's. 9r. 201,s.. s,orb-
gtarlsesetrdbe, nod. slIbanp. Irph. GaratoQas
GprtnnS, 9e,pport, 9lsp. &nbsa .(6t.Jy Eouficnb
Ore urS III. ss1iNenHnnfien berfanff. GGreibt
keaen Netfetiitrer. 0tasense etrtses. aaeut,
sr. 20l, eiebtGtrabe. Iioi-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03

GaS Hcuc &crn0n dl {
SotcI on ser Srouflin,, nohc Der
SomorosS troBe, iolpobl. oils ole bel
Den Sheatcr. bnp ,Ncue NuoitUrium"
ltno bos yWorplono Sbcutcr," lultr
Den gcItern Dem Eiiblitum sur ,Sn
lpeftion 9%coiinct lln0eiGbr 5000
Fer'onen l~tclltcn lid) 5u berGroiinunn
Elm. Nile nuren crbnllt Oh Der prnd)t
poaen einridtltng bcs neltcn NutelH.
peld)cS bereits gelicrn oltaiilbrlid int
.Geliiihcn Correspondent" brihriebcn
murbe. Gic ipe5iell cingeIooonell
@Gite Durben olti ooS Nllcrbcitc be.
miribei.
9nieboli. - Heacn mdd,ie oie
fir geltern oilgeIeBtcn SptrlC unm0u
lidl baeegen gepann >scricp Gitn nm
pergroBeric boorrd ben llntcrlhirn
spilfen Den beioen Clubs llnt etlidl
Eunfte. Moracn. nnt Nrbcitcrtooc,
fomnlen Ole .Sfeetera" iiir Sruci Con.
telie nod) Baltimore. lic 9eitriacit
Scores" iparen:
Tn qfoutrsoI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03

.. DO
% q tie BON Nprf, ,t Gle 9$iGi.
IQnt 6cucr 90 Nj. I pen 2)orf, IA.
% Wiom ltorf inter Dem Commando
Don &orruont Nnrrp T. Wills Iouqtc
dcitcrn 9Sod)nlittod olll elmer ilcbcn.
td9lNcl Nuu0rciic llnd Baltimore.
NSortolt, Bolton NM NCn 2)ort bier
on mn luur0e 5luCi Stun0ci Iona
his 5ilr @ejtcrrcilt per Iumpicrn IN.
tnrlo" n0h Nortolf pom Nctcruutn'
Ncrcll Der ultcn frcilullligcn 6cllCr'
iucbr lt Ncllcn Gllartier an Narrl.
'Dt, llnbc NnltimorcltroBey .bCmir.
tbct. Ntc Nctcrnl1cn nohnlcn Die BE
llldlcr ON Camden VohnbpiC llll
I llbr?t0dnlittn0H nit clncm(romm
lcrcorp3 III GnlpinnN unb iilbrtcn lie
nod ihrcnl Ncin1. Tort mlr0c Dor
Clllcnl photographer cin MtulicnbilA
1cnnnmcn. I'm 80 llbr 1clCitetcn
ole. NctCruncn lbrc Dorfcr Ncilrd]rr
hoh Dem Gnmplcr, Der an Der Si1h;
StroBri Mcr'ic lo0 lnl0 I'm Il llGr
lpllroc dc Meitcrreiie arletrCten. 81.
dlnlolt'3 Srheiter bcaleitctr bicGrCnl.
6cn AM Scr N0mplcriobrt. At0d)ltGt
Sumltog Ibcno fcbrcn Die Dortrr
NcuCrluchrleltc nod @arlc iltrijd.
Co@ Gmptalg2 Gonlite bc'ton0 ul4
ocn NN. NuAllitus hilbert, Charles i.
Tale, Sonulcl 3 Infcburt s.. It.
Burger, Sontca s.. Carroll mo Soon
StudCrt. Ter Gomcn Stills Nrr
cin Der Nctrroncn i%ibcrnubu Ole &c
l%uirthlln9.
Wr0n0c.- Sn Dem Hclm5inmCr
Der oHcliobIc Tllrniture Co." Frciiz
ocltt. mo Golpn,S troBc, brod) Ncltcrn
Mor1cn tllr5 nod) { llbr Gclcr ulta.
oc''cn l(rlpriulg nnbcfonnt lit un0
onH niir Ieid)ten Shooen uerltriodlt,.
che oie IIummen pelold)t murocn.
GuH pronnpte Gintreiien Der Ncltcr.
lucbr %uerbinoerte Die hrpbcn0e MltS,
brclilulg Der Slonmcn.
. o III her3iNc rb'c / t q e.
Der. ~ Hic Sirno Sborp uSohmS
bat 0cltcrn ieoclH ihrcr m0nnlid'c,
NnqcItcutcn iiir lire 0nd)ionntcif bri
ocnl Nrnnoc in Der 9erancr'ihcn ,I1,
brit poriQc Nod)e ie - '%olrSiohlCu
l0iiCn.,, e@ " f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03

Ncnn Shr SeIo nutbla babt, penoct Gun
an mtd. &1rlcbcn nut Sdiire, W,0beln pocr
@rlinoeigcntbim. &erfblpiepenbeit. Gciue
EeibacihditSfD ictbohcIl, Dir. 8remrr. Nr. t2O,
NIre. Paen, strahe, 1, Blur, Haunorp Sutloinu.
tMprfit6-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03
vwSimuuinm'e Wniuwudlr.

Gir1trn0lllocn iiir Die Ncnncu pont
n0ditcn Gicnito8 oll. - @canntr
Der NuSitelllulg. .s
Bic MorulGnorr Stoot3 Gnir, sic
iGhrlih Ut [imoniluu itottfinoct,
ninnut am ndd)itcn GicnitoQ lbtcn
Nniun0. To1 Grogromm lit Elm aus
o%cScidnctCa, ullO man erlpartct cltclt
0r0bcrcn ErfoIQ, oIS jc 5%llpor.' @oll
pcrncur NorijcIo uno Mupor Gina
ms lpcrocu ijd) i'm Souic Der @odlc
ciliinocn. Die 9cQntcn Der 6oir
limo:
Nr0iioCnt ~ Nlcronocr NltGormid,
6mIIcrtorL Mo;
&icc'Fr0iiDeut - Tuonc $. Nicc,
(ulpion Wib.;
Scfrctdr 49, Sonc2 2, 9}nbcor, Qrl-
tbcrpiac, Wlb.;
HcitncnsS cfrctGr 49, Sobn i. Nn.
ocrion. Eopion, Mo;
"go9,''' ,,rt "0''''" ' '''''''
" my "'0'' q, o;;t,,>,.,
g.. ], "a "mEa,. o SI,. ~ul ~. ~.
~, ~ -, '',"' ~ m',.",''I " ~"
cpt''''", 49, y, - %',G"''9, n yY,
o m|"@ e-',n,g"'"" ~, T"' .
'''," S""."le"' "," T T',o",
J""' H''''I% = "n'r ~,
~ %"N,, Gp"'''' ~''''" INV ''''''
- Gu"<g, u,.> n;o
n", ~, ',',',., ',',| ~,"' ''
'' Grn. ",'''''''5 ~ pr" ns,ic
sq( I,,'S SII I Wo,cr N3r;c S ston. n ofrn.
T|.' or,; mms"S' NS1H.
|, ,nn"laA,. "a ;& g.''S %,, "' T m$',,
go |.SIp''''"''' ''''''''"'' 'Y'''
P'2 Sr,,,.a. o,o w,,,. n3,,,
o,n 2'', ,,, NV NJ, 600 Sow ~e.'
FpNJ' - ftNNl, Nul = pow, NNuNiCp'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03
8clb anS5ulcibcn.

Marglanb Gbaitcl Gnan Mii%pciatiun.
$40 bio $500 wcrben p%crlieben nuf W,pbelr,
Vtntns eit., obnc Gnifernmna ocrieiben.
Wpnt l.. Santnt 1905 M hettIbeit lid iiuierc
Vfredir lptcotr IN itnicrem nlien Soiale.
Galucrt.9nIloing, BEN Scrihtsscbduoe. gcgeIt.
Bimmer gr. 22a. 2Si' 2ss Opeitcr sIury.
GhbUf'Sdc Snhcttc. nno ct. Yanl.SttaBe.
Sonetliro ihr VcibdtiSfrennoe.
(Nob0. tS.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03

WNHnpuIle, WVI. 9iuUnl Sihtinu7H TISU nUn
G ,9sd5 %Srnl l3 90 ,IHs 5;55 yiabm, eeHtecb
Sinliol!!, 300 mo 5000 Borm., alt2 90 Nit
TAGS. "A Loo. 1876 Gddm., 600 ,ttto Yti'In
Nbcnos.
1rcoerta, at. Rcbals Station, ?s.45 ltnb Ia AZ
Sornt. GaEtoens Station, !7.35, 20 90, 2aI5 NIB
1000 &'orm, ll.25. 1850 nro $3.50, Nadni.
Nindeitrr, Mt. RouatStrtion, !7.fO Norm,
mo !2.43 ltndnt. 9nmocHsSiatiun, 1920 BORN,
1900 nm $3.50 Nndm.
@nacreic,uu, III. NtopdLStntipu, Is. As 9;or.
300 5iGdm. E1mecnsStniuH. 10. 90 BORN,
i3.50 mo 400 HGhm. .- .-.
1885 uno N.l5 RI rn, 1925. 1850. +5.20
gtnthnt. $3.50 mn 'IlaE gbcno9.
SuraD uno Clifton Mt. NoOuI Station, +2.43
NGtnt. 9nlnncn station. 900 gidrbm.
,Jipgul giIursStHic" nadl 6diiuoctpbtu unh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-03

INV FIuli'.
Scitlit. &crL Gnmhen 8crI. mi Nebnl
ghlnflpo9uot ....Slal. sol Y. 3.55 y.
Earlor II. Spcifc. .1dNl. 755 y. Y. 500 V. q
RiiitCi Fnrlor, nusa. 90. $50 y. 9.54 Y.
V0rlor, Diner, nur GU. 90 Y. PSI q. e
Fnrlor. Diner, 'oI5A. %. 1t.h0 y. VII 81 y. y
,Slpsal stmitea. !" - gusi6licbIib Pnumur,
qua, Niiict', 9inutb.. Borlor', ShfcrpGtious. uno
spCtIc.2 SG0NGno ..adQl. 8.4s Y. ab2% Y.
GtnhcS, gEbtln,. alsq 90 300 .. 5I05 Z y
Rnrlor. Diner ..... (d9i 500 Y. COB ". Z
Sonbcs. FbiIn. , .Iual. 900 u. 9.05 VI. =
S6lntpdaan!a 1d0l. N2.39Wt. l2.iiW
Scr IofnIe ShInfipno0cu nab gSciu gprf 1T i'm
VT, 9tupnlsVnbnbnf NM 100 IbcnhS 3ur gut'
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Gtntian

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-02-23
PRICE ONE GENT
\ BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Hatchets And Cherry Trees Are
Given to The Guests as
Souvenirs of
Event.

Not 60 be outdone BY the grown up
folk. Washingtons birthday was eel
ebrated by the little folk yesterday aud
Miss Margaret and Master Earle
Strange gave a party to their young
friends that was a typical twenty.seo.
ond of February observance.
The young hostess and host are the
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e.
Strange and the party was given for the
children at the home of the parents ON
Prince George street. The rooms we're
decorated in flags and red. white an
blue bunting streamers. The children
were all in party dress and twenty
two were invited, suggestive of the
day of the month. Some of the
games played were I'm The Well, {"
Heavy, heavy. hangs over Thy
Head, Winking and Blinking,
"Clap in and Clap OUT and tho
forteits were very amusing in some
instances.
One of the novel forms of amusement
was the following On door a large
cherry tree drawn on cotton cloth
was hung. At certain spot on the
tree, mark was located indicative of
the place where Washington put the
Ratchet when he cut down the cherry
tree. Every child was blindfolded
and given tiny hachet and the one
striking nearest the point indicated
was awarded the first prize. Several
boys and girls came near hitting the
nail on the head, - figuratively speak.
ing. and struck only short distance
from the mark. The first prize was
won by Andreas Holly, who received
a hatchet stuck into the branch of
cherry tree. The design was box
of candy.
The children were invietd to partake
of refreshments. which they all en-.
joyed Each child was presented
with tiny flag and a small hatchet
tied with red. white and blue ribbon
as souvenir of the occasion. Those
present were; Lillian Wells, Mary
Trautwein. Elnora Schreer, Sophia
Schreer, Margaret Strange, Evlyn
Martin, Gertrude Hughes, Violet
Strange, Lovinia Peters, Amy Brooks,
Ruby Hollbeugh, Masters Allen Mar.
tin, Earle Strange, Andreas Holly,
Willie Hollebaugh, Willis Martin,
John Hyde, Kenton Strange, John
Kaiser. Harold Slime and Robert
Strange.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-02-23
ICE Is STILL IN THE BAY.
VESSELS ARE YET GREATLY
HINDERED.
The Ice Yields Bot Slowly to The
Work of Tide And Wind
OYstermen Are
Anxious.

With fresh ice forming every time a
channel is opened into the harbor the
ice boats and ocean going tugs have
TO make a fight every time they at
tempt to enter the Annapolis harbor.
This morning the tug Sarah and the
revenue cutter Windham towed a
string of small oyster boats out to the
bars.
The ice was rather thick, but they
managed to make their way through
the foes without any great damage
to the boats. The tug Sea King left
port this morning on a scouting ex-
pedition up the bay in an effort TO
learn whether or not the channel was
sufficiently open to permit of her tow
ing up TO Baltimore the four-sticker
kentmOre.
The Kentmore. which halls from
Hong Kong, is loaded with mattings
and silk consigned to Baltimore par
ties and entered the Capes on Tues
day. She was brought into the An
napolis harbor by the Sea King Tues
day night and yesterday drifted out
toward the bay by reason of the an
chors slipping. She was recovered by
the Sea KING and again brought into
harbor She will remain in port un-
til the ice conditions in the bay are
more propitious.
Captain Freeberger, of Baltimore,
Of the Sea King, is of the opinion that
the government channel, which is be-
ing dredged out to kthe bay, is being
closed in by the action of the tide and
icel The channel is 800 feet wide and
is marked by buoys. When Captain
Freeberger followed the buoys when
bringing in the Kentmore. a large ves-
sci. which il drawing slightly over
seventeen feet, scraped at various
points.
AS the channel is supposed TO be
twenty-five feet in depth, there is
every reason to believe that the chan
mel is filling inSor else tie buoys are
shifting. AS the latter still remains
in line this latter explanation can
hardly be the correct one.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-02-23
A Citizens S Ticket

While not entering actively into any
campaign for the election of city Off
cials the Business Mems Association
will deal itself hand in the matter
of seeing that desirable men are placed
on the tickets. At the last meeting
of the association the question OF
placing a citizens' ticket in nomina-
tion was discussed at great length.
1t is desired to secure nominations
which any member of the association
or any citizen can feel justified in
voting for. The effort will be made
TO select men. not for their political
affiliations or the strength they may
carry with any machine or clique, but
rather for their suitability for the
office. Just what effect such ticket
would have on the destinies of the
other two parties they would like to
see. 1t is expected that by fall it
will be possible to have good ticket
selected which will carry representa-
tives of each party.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-02-23
Informal Hop

A very pleasant little informal hop
was given in the st. Johns College
gymnasium last night. Mrs. B. Y.
OisseI received with Lieutenant Gull
lom H Ferrell. A picture of George
Washington between crossed flags
adorned the rear end of the gymna-
sium. Those present were: Mrs.
B. v. Cissel, Miss Duval, Miss Green,
Misses Mary and Augusta Burwell, of
West River; the Misses McIlvaine, of
Philadelphia; MISS Boiling. Misses
Charlotte and Laura Steele, Miss
Ames, Miss Randall, Miss Halsted,
Miss Cutler, Miss Cox, of Baltimore
Miss Brown, Miss Griffin, Prof A.
W. Woodceck, Prof ]. B. Rippiere,
Mr.. Hagaman, Mr.. Bowers, Mr.
CLARK, MessTs. Ferrell, Gore, Willing,
Chambers, Kemp. A. W. Smith. Ne
vile, Duval, Sinclair. Lloyd, Ruhl.
Wilmer. Houston, Clark. Matthews,
j. Harrison, Bordley. Terry. Gwynn.
Calk, P,n4arrison.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-02-23
St. Johns Alumni

The Alumni Association Of st.
Johns College held their annual ban
quet last Enight at Hotel Belvedere,
Baltimore. The occasion was marked
Dy spirit of progress. The movement
to develop the college into a state uni
veristy was the keynote of most of the
speeches which followed the more
material entertainment. and the asso,
citation pledged itself to do what may
lie in its power to bring this end
about. DR.. Fell, president of st.
Johns College, was present and re-
sponded to a toast 'St Johns and a
ateUniversity. U DR.. Fell talked en-.
Enthusiastically of the ways and means
of securing an end. James M. Nun.
roe. Esq, of this city, was also present
and responded to the toast The
Alumni. -