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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21

iofe lit ieoenfoIls, oob auf feline eise-
ne GeranIaliung in bo8 9ubliner
S6loB, 100 biSber ItetS MIR englis
ide 9eamte %getualtet batten, al$ lin.
terItoot5ietretdr Cir Nntbonp Woc.
bonnet ein5og, Ser i'm 2oufe ser Cor
%reipon0en3, Ole pegen ieiner Grnerl-
mug 5nii6en linn uro Dem StaatS-
ietretGr @pnobom itattfono, aus
Oriidlid 6etont bate, BOB or oSSSre,
&atbolit, 2iberaIer mo Elm Rann
pom itorten iriideuS pm%potbic'n" iei.
Ser GiufIuB Cir Nntore Wacoon-
neu'5 maAte ii6 iebr idnea geIten6,
iuie ole i'm n%ergangenen Sabre eingc-
brod)te 2anoofte bepies. 8oIo folgte
Damn oas @eriiht, DOB ooS 9alfonr'.
ide Mtiniitcrium ben Siren cine fotbo-
Hide ltniDcrIitdt ST. berpiQigen 6eab-
iidtt9e un0 olt9 Ben BON Sir @nto.
M WfacoonneQ uno 2oro 0unrapen
arsgearbeiteten nno bonn 8icef0nig
Soro 9u6lep gebiuigten ~gemGBigten
Some.Eitle- MaBnobmen genetgt iei.
Die iriIden l~lnioniIten maren oliBer
lid ltn6 benlltten im Yarlament Die
critic 8%elegenbeit, ibrer @ntritItuna
NnSorud gu geben. sic botten babel
Die llnterItiibung Der englii6enllnio.
niIten, oeren Rartei Dor 3lpei SSobrs
5ebnten 81 Dem ouSoriidli6en 3lpede
gegriinoet iporben, un1 Die BON @laos
Itone ~geforoerte iriide Some.9tule-
Sepeglng inn Sda6 81 balten. ltno
MN lab mar cine unioniitii9e Be
gierung bereit, elmer WtoBnobme Sll-
5uItimmen, Die einen bcoelltenoen
S6ritt IN Der Hi6tllng ollf Some.
Hllle, .. +. auf iriide Selbltpermal.
TING, btIoete. I'm Iif un0 fem WG..
niIteriltm Dor Dem befti9en Initurm
81 retten, nabm 8olfollr SIT ieiner
geuobnten Tattif 3ufIlldt: Gr leue.
nete gIaes ob. Sn @emtinidaft nit
DEM StootsiefretGr fir Srlono,
@pnobam, iprn6 er 'Guen 3ooel
iiber Die iril6e BoIitif Mocborneu's
uno 9uoleD'S aus mo ertlGrte iie
fir ourd)olS nlrn9eredtfertigt." -
SeI6itDerltdnoIid iuor Seoermom
oorouf gefoBt, nob oieier 96n5Iihen
8erleI9nlng unoYfoBregelung bur6
ooS &abinet ben 8icet0nig uno iei.
men llnterItoatsiefretdr aus Dem Dit
bliner S6loB ideiben 81 ieber. Slber
9eibe befinOen iid nodJ iuie Dor I'M
Imte, ut0 6oS IuBeroroentli1e an
Der Gage lit, Dab Ser Gonig Dem
2or0 9uolep mo Sir Intpnp Mocs
0onnea 9egen oos aobinet feline I'm.
teritiibung iei6t. ga sic iiberaliS
beunrlibigten mo entriiiteteu iril6en
llnioniiten ii6 hermit nid)t %5ufrie-
Den geben un0 Oen Angriff erneuern
i%uollenb 10 lit man oltf oie meiteren
Seriuidclungen gciponnt, Die ii6
ltotbluenOiacr @eiic ans oieiem3 tuiit
er9eben miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21
Subn @. SenfeI,
Er. 60l, eab.ebarp. straAe,
III her Qeiflenheifafter.

pcI1er aue @uttrdee fteis sur 8nfriebenbsit
cuSfiibrt. 9te bon Tim bebnnS s,ten Qeinen
f6nnen gBo9en lone lteeeH. obne bic eerin9ften
geruefungsfpuren ~ 5etgen. Grau 3euiel ut
lung bon 5raieHIeiGen bsren eIeaiaIiid..
Gaui0,fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21
2onila Wencr.

IS itarb am 1s. MarB 1905 9puiIa Meher,
6S Sabre alt, gelie6te Satin oeS beritorbenetl
Charles Wseber. Die 8eeroiaune fiHoet am
SieMltdg, ben 81. Widr8, 9fd6mittGgs 3 llbr,
bon ibrer Iebten g%Sobml1l, Er. 1914, Mhnloies.
strahe, aus auf Der 12ouoon Bari Cemetery"
ftdtt, (7S-S00
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21
Sin Sdritt IN Der red)ten &idjtnng
epart 25 FrpSent an alien erittlaiFseu

Gin f65uer Sare. entipe6er nit
f6pur5enl Jud ODER ipeibem ooer
eraiem Ylilfdbslleber5ne. Mnes fir
GdrgsGinfab, SegrdbniBs gn5ei9e,
9inbalfdrniru1g oer Qeihe.
1rauerflor, q 8aar Sdnoibube,
OefiHine oes @rabes,
Qeidefipdeen uno 5 feline &utfden.
Ntatam 6ppf, 2eidenbeitntter,
Nortbs unn 8reernountssIbe. Setoe Telephone.
a7,6W2te .idll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21
Gin @eidenf far's Qeben.

@enn Sbr @uren Gb9tern elm prattii1es
Beibna1tss@cfbenf MAIDEN tuout, eth @efdenf
fiir's eari5e 9eber, 10 Iabt fte eiHen 8urfns i'm
Gleetie.S amen.S 6neioerfptem-
aoiienpmrit lift eerias. e&lIer fIr Bic slbenb.
fIdIien tperoen feet duteenoWnen. We1en Be
bingungen tpenoe man fib an Mrs. Dubers, WS.
2t2, MISUNDERSTANDING. (276-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21
lorraine

Malcrifd - 9arfartig - 5rieblid.
gSeitli6 bon 9Saibroof elm utb eine babe
MeiIe. 3enubi Die nit Eoippaiian beseihnete
Nortbs9tpenuesGar Sreie 8utfhen 9~tadbmitinaS
am Terminus. 1reife bon 9eardbnlHpliten Jest
Gafon 223. 8iireau: 1ranIiin. uno @inoiurs
9ipaos. gcrlangt Sroffire. (W~iai4,1S.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21
gaumc, Srudt. nnS 3icrpflan5en.

aIeiHe Sru1tbdIrne. 6pdraeIpfIan5en, groBe
gorrdibe bon Rofen, @robeersgfIan5en, Gale
~tortier 9riOet fit Seden S6uppens uno SI'
feitensI1oter, 2apns@r1ssSa uno &nlifts
oiineer. aaiaIog foitenirei.
Stnelatr slnricrieS,
@m. Z. G0rie,
Gr. 213, RurosG aluert.S traae.
(Wdrs1O,T&S1Wt Baltimore, mo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21

II - ~ : =
Mil cine ieiner mitielaIterli6en Sn,
ititlltioner duf9eben, oen offentIiden
Stranger; Ole on0ere mitteIaIterIihe
@rbi6aft, sic 8riigeIitrofe, ioll ml6
ferner in Intpenolug fommen, nenn.
gleif MON eingeiebeu boben miIB,
ooB oteie Strafe neoer beiiert, nod
Die Tcrbre6en oerminocrt. 8ie cine
etptge &rontbeit idlcppt ii6 ole Grii-
gelItrafe in 9eloluare fort; unO Die,
rpel6e Die Hriigel am meiiten Deroies
ner, befommeu iie IN DeIamore niGt
einmal. ""i.
Su Dem &er.u Stoaten
mobnen nidt meniger ais 100000
S6mei5er ais Nieoergelaiiene. 9ieie
3obl entbGlt aber MIR einen fleinen
8beil Der 9to6fommen Der nnturaIi.
iirten Sdhpei5er, Die amerifanii6e
9iirger g%epor6en iino. Seit 1921
Iin6 etpa 100000 Shnet5er na6
@nerifa ausgepnnoert. IS mag
oesbalb bic 3abl oler oerjenigen
Nmerifaner, meldJe i1pei5erii6er
Gbitammun -iino, BON elmer 0iiaion
nidt neit entfernt ieiu.
Sn etnem nj It | d. en
9Iatt finoer mir ioIgcnoe Shiloe-
rung Der EMANCIPATION oeS GrGii.
6enten: 100000 @Gite beia6en iid
6as Snougurolfeit III &nibington,
9. 6. @utes 8etter. Rooieuelt lit
fioel. llm5ug lit aroB, tpie ME ieit
1776 oagcmeien, ME in amerifn ieit
Der @eItih0pfung, ais gagm ii6 gum
criten Ma( oie @ua ongiFte. &ooie-
belt lit aoeIigbteh." ga mlBte na-
tiirIif nad) alter Gerenotie ser 6rei-
beitsbelOeu Ole 9ibeI fiiiienb iid bell-
gen."
Ole Strite StatiItifI
6es Stnates @aiiaduietts, Ole BON
Dem 9itreou fir Arbeits . Statiitit
berousgegeben niroe, beiagt, oaB Die
glrbeiter in ienem Staote our1 Nus
itGnoe I'M a%bgelaufenen Sabre 1851
978 Gage berloren. Sn 80 5Glen
ert1mpften Die Nrbeiter einen Sieg;
IN SO e~rlitten iie cine Nieoerloge, 10
Dob Die Nngeitelten lire 8lGbe Der.
loren, uno in 40 SGaen, 100 Der Nus
Itnno nld) berloren ging, fonnten oie
Irbeiter mie0er lire 9ei6Gitigung
ouinebmen; in 90 6Gaen beenoigte
Elm gergIei6 Den 8outpf. Gum
ShIuB oeS Sabres berridten 10 per.
ihieoele StrifeS ulo in IL SGaen
mar es Dem 8ureml nidlt mogli6,
oas &eiuItut Oes Samples in Grfob-
rling 81 brillgen. y
Gin &eiu : Yorfe4 CT 9Iott
felt ben &eihtbuh oeS StoateS
&onlaS mo 0en Der DStdnoaro Oil
go" be~rgleTdsluetie nebenetnan0er,
nm Oarun 81 5etgen, bob Der Stoat
&unioS in benz Sample nit Der peit
ilberlegenen @elhmadt 0es Yetros
leumtruitS idledte Gboncen zines
GiegeS babe. Der @eiommtipcrt6 DER
Sormen, Sn0uitrien uno 6eS perion-
liden @igentbums IN &anioS miro
atf 1871 Miaiolien Collars befper-
tibet; Der @eiammtbeiib Der STANDARD
Oil 60" aber auf iiber 1874 Wiaio-
nen. Die @eIoma6t oeS Betrolellm.
SruItS lit bemna6 etipa nelln NAL
grDBer, oIs Die oeS StoateS Gqnio8,
ullein oaS benefit nod ni6t 0oB lee.
terer IN Dem &ompf unterliegen mllB.
8elo allein tblitS in oieiem &riege
nift. Die groBen MalIen beS SoIfeS
Iteben auf Seiten oeS StoateS 3an.
loS, %porlGufig nod nit @eipebr bei'm
SUB, aber in peri6ieoenen Stooten
bat Der &rieg gesen bas Wonopol be-
reits begonnen.
= bicago miro NIT Dem
puritoniIden Sonntaas5monq, Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21
@unSerbpae Gntbefuua.

Sraa ". Sleiing, electromagnetic Spe5inliitin
fir Graueus2eioen. @aHen foIlten iib in aIIen
5dneH bertrauliber glrt an mid iueroeH. Nenu
bate ME einen ~ein8ieen SebIibla9. grleidtes
rura in As Stlnoei ODER feline ge5ablunA oers
Iangt. 6ein Shrner8, ooer 8etdbr, ooer Inter
bredung oer Irbeit; D6uie b1rr1Ios. SIM
lGpre65imnler ODER briefIifL 50. 9ri6atsllnters
fummen fir 9uueH. '8efbnlte gSdrterinnen.
Ner5tIibe 9ebnnoIung, tuerIt geniini6t. Sircne
oertraulih. 8atbertbeiIung ipfienfrei. Sprefs
itunoen bon 10 8orIn. bis 8 glbeiloS; 6onntGes
bon Q bis 5 9ludrr. Srali u. gleifng, gr. 5t9,
@eits5 aaettesS trahes .r1 (NNdrt9S&S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21
WeSfie 0lnf.

60 itarb mad fiebenfp56iger aranfbeit gcIie
Blo6, Su6ter bon Senrn 6. uno Der ueritDrz
benen 8effte Nirginin 9lod imgIter bon 4 Sab
rem. Die 9eeroi9ung ftnoet MittlppdI, 9iuts
nrttta9s 3 ubr, auf oeru northumberland
ftatt. SID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21

Sbtcdgo miro nit Dem
puritoniifen Commissioning, Der
iibrigens ifon lanait nift mebr itrift
ourf)gefiibrt meroen fonnte, oufrGli.
men. Die nGbicago slbenopoit"
idreibt barber: Ser amerifaniide
Sabbotb 6iirftc in Chicago fir ole
3eiten toOt iein; oenn Die 8iirgermei-
tier , Ganoioaten Der beioen Soltpt.
Eorteien babeu es gerpagt, often unb
obne llnifpeife ST. b%efennen, ooB lie
Die Sonntagsgeiese fir peraltet uno
unpoaltred6or bolten. Sonnte nod
Elm nennenspertber Ebeil Der 9iir.
gerldloft burd cine iolhe GrflGrung
perltimmt perOen, 10 uiiroen oieEar-
teileitungen oen Gonoioaten miroe.
items @oriid)t anbefeblen, wenn iie
ibnen nid)t gcraoe5u perbieten mir.
ben, cine iin5neioeiltige @nttport 5i
geben. gS liegt aber iojuiagen alf
Der Sono, ooB bos 5auflein ebrlid)er
SabbatbiitenL bas III Chicago itof
p~orbanoen lit, in Der praftiiden go.
litif gar nift mit51blt, tino oaB bod.
items Der ganbioat Der Prohibitions
Tdrtei eeripred)en faitn, er peroe in
benz son5 unoenf6asenf 6aue ieilcr
@rtpdblitng Die itaatlid)en SonntagS.
Selese sur 4rsfiibrnHg ST brinscn
periud)eu. gin Die Steae oes anseb-
lid amerifaniid)en, in 8abr6eit aber
britiid) ; puritouiifen rSabbatbs"
lit Elm Hube- uno grboluitgstae &c.
treten, Den Die Maiie fid) niemalS
ipieoer ralibcn laiien miro. Solpeit
Gbicogo in 9etroft fornmt, lit Die
rSonntassirage" ein- fir alernal
aus Der GoIitif ousgeihieoen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21

Ole 9unoes.@ d. 10 o.
reiien in Gbicogo, Die lih Siir 3eit nit
Der llnteriubnng oes 6leiihtruIts
befoiien, botten aud cine an5obl Der
boberen gngeitelten Der @roBihldh-
tereien 5ilm 0erbor porgelooen. Die
Serren BADEN aber Der 8orlaoung
nidt entiproden, ionbern limo mad,
nnbefannten &eeionen perifmunoen.
natiirIif, Inn iid Den 3~eiisenoitsia-
gen 81 e~ntsieben. Mnf eieenc Soften
merben iie oas iuobI nid)t setban bo-
ben. es bat gang ben Inihein, ais
oh Der 6leiihtruit cine auiflarung
Der Notwithstanding in ben Grob=
idlddtereien INN ieoen Treis perhin-
bern noble, Ban oarf eeipannt iein,
oh es Der @elomaht gelingt. Der Sit-
iti5 ein Shnippd)en 81 idlasen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21
G~eriammlnnss Anseigen.

.2tubeu Smmer,p6breube 2eil. u. eparueretu."
Etemitag, oen 81. Wtdr5. fifbet Die Ia Sab
res,SerfammIuirg uio @nbl oes Streitoritins
(7o-so) Mar Gnbres, grdNoeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21

Die 9eibeboltung Ser
beiitiden Sprade in nnieren Suru.
pereinen lit eieentlid cine Sad)e, Die
iiber ieber .0ebotte" iteben ioate.
8enn Gurner eneIiid reoen ,pollen,
10 boben iie ia bier iiberoIl oa5u reid.
lide 8elegeubeit. 9ngegen miro Der
8ebralld Der oeutiden Spro6e obne-
Dies mebr unb mebr 5itriifgeordngt,
uno gerooe borrm iouten ibre .Sreiz
itdtten" I'm 10 felter eetpabrt per.
Den. SonIt merben mir in Den
nShmel5tiegel, morin iid bier Der
IiiimilirungsproScB Der Nationalitd.
ten pou5iebt," immer ipeniser Dgoel-
metal" iperfen fonnen.
(v@eitl. Tolt.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-21

IuS YortS fommt ST,
WeIomg, Dab oie oolen, iippigel
5rauengeitalten iebt YouBer Wtooe'
linb. Sect gilt es, idlonf itno Dim
5u iein. Sc edieer uno fnod)iger
oeito mooerner. Moger iein Inn ie
beu BreiS. 8as fir cine 3Grril
bod oie Mooe lit!
Sad benz Stotilti6e t
Sabrbu9 fir bos Geuti6e Heid bo.
ii6 Die 9epolferung 9~eutidlono's
bon 1875 bis 1900 INN IA Wiaionet
Seelen permebrt. Sm Sabre 1877
5GbIte oos 9euti6e &eid AZ Miaio
nen ginpobner, in 1900 nor Ole BE.
polferung nuf 56 MiQionen geltiegen
9ooferE Z. @abin9tonc on
i~tntirte Dor einigen Gngen in einel
Heoe in Retps9orf, boB in BEN LETTER
bier ooer flint Wonoten menigel
2pnd9erihte p%orgefommen ieien al!
lie 5upor. Gr fiibrt oos ouf ben Gin
fliiB elmer In5obl mutbiger uno fulfil
pirter neiBer Mdnner 5uriid. 8abr
ifeinli1 ober lit, baB Die Heger il
Der letter 3eit meniger 8erbreden be
goneen unb 10 meni9er InloB gun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22
ZEMSTVOISTS RESOLVE
RESOLUTIONS OF COMMITTEE AT
Moscow.suPPoRT GOVERNMENT.

MOSCOW, Noyember 22.-At the end Of
four days debate. the executive committee
of the zemstvo congress brought In the fol-
lowing resolution in favor of supporting the
government, the reading of which was
greeted with tremendous applause: =
considering that the imperial manifesto
satisfies al the demands voiced since the
zemstyo congress OF year ago. and that
the liberties accorded by the manifesto
are Indispensable to the disqualification Of
the country. the congress declares itself in
complete solidarity with this constitutional
basis.
The responsibility for the realization OF
the program rests upon the cabinet. Tho
congress is convinced that the cabinet can
count on the support of the great majority
OF the zemstvos and municipalities so long
as IL follows the path for the ACCOMPLISH
ment of the liberties promised by the MANI
festo, but every deviation will encounter
decisive opposition.
THE congress believes that the sole
the government, the pacihcation OF the
country and the support OF the peoples
representatives are the immediate promul-
cation Of universal suffrage In elections TO
the douma, the transforms ton OF the first
douna into a constituent assembly for the
elaboration OF constitution for the Rus
sian empire and the organization OF terri.
torlsl reform.
Measures for the realization of the liber-
ties granted by the manifesto are regarded
as Immediately imperative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22
HEALTH OFFICE REPORT.
Statement Made Showing Conditions
the Past Week.

Tho following report was issued by the
health department for the week ended with
Saturday last:
deaths during the current week totaled
124. as compared with LIB last week and
100 during the corresponding week of 1904.
OF the deaths this week u were of white
pesons and 81 of colored The death rates
for the week just ended were: WHITE 1911;
colored. 2s.3, and total population. 1913. a.
compared with 1879, 2S.3 and 1872, respect.
lively. for last week, and for the CORE.
spending week of 1904. white. 17.6; colored,
2l.8. and total population. 1s.s. The NOR
telity for the week. classified as to the age
OF the deceased. shows the following: FIJI.
teen decendents were under one year; 8 be.
twee none and four years. inclusive; GO from
five to ffty-nine years. inclusive. and 30
aged sixty years and over.
Among the principal causes of this weeks
mortality consumption retains the lead,
with Is deaths, which is the same number
as appears on last weeks records. There
were IA deaths charged to heart trouble. AZ
compared with IS during last week. DE-
eases of the kidneys caused IL deaths a.
compared with last week. Pneumonia
shows an increase OF deaths over last
week. namely, 10 compared with Is deaths
The other causes remain at about the same
stage as indicated In the previous report
Diphtheria cases were increased by ten
nineteen new cases and nine discharges,
making sixty cases In quarantine. There
were two deaths.
Scarlet fever shows an increase Of one
case over last week. three new cases being
reported and two discharged making
total OF nineteen cases In quarantine.
| Typhoid fever shows a reduction OF two
cases. there being twenty-se-en new cases
reported and twenty-nine discharged three
by DEATH. leaving 162 cases under treats
ment There were 2b2 cases during the corr
responding week OF 1904
Smallpox again developed In the city,
there being one case discovered. the source
Of which has not a. yet been ascerseineq.
There are at the present date nine patients
confined in the smallpox hospital.
There were f25 births reported during tho
week Of which 50 were white infantD and
20 ccfored The report OF the correspondents
week Of 1904 gives the number OF births re-
ported at that time a. lilo.
The weather conditions e reported by the
weather bureau, were a. followB: Mean tenn
perafure ~ degrees: mean actual barometers
boo; mean relative humidity. 50 Per cent
The winds were southwesteriy In direction,
with an average velocity Of miles pef
hour. and reached Q maximum velocity q
n miles on the 18th instant. The maxfmum
temperature during the week wne - d.
Hrees. on the 12th instant and The uinlnnuu
recorded was % degrssa. - ~ ia tne
slant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22
ASK FOR INVESTIGATION.
Charge That Proper Attention Was
Not Given Hospital Patient.

Through Secretary Loeb. the relatives
of John B. Kelly, White House messen-
ger, who died at FreedmaRs Hospital q
short time ago, have requested President
Roosevelt to have an investigation made
by the Secretary Of the Interior The
widow of Kelly. and his mother and two
sisters, who live at 1916 Druid Hill avenue,
Baltimore, declare that there was nalprac-
tice and lack OF consideration for the dead
man.. Kelly died from uraemic poisoning.
His relatives assert that II the physicians
in charge of his case had given him even
the most remote attention they could have
avoided this.
Kelly,s relatives are influential colored
people of Baltimore. One OF his sisters
Mrs ueorgine B. Harris, Is the wife OF a
colored physician of this city. DIR. e. ID.
wiiliston attended Kelly at first and then
had him taken to Freedmen's Hospital
II 10 understood the matter Will be re-
ferred to Secretary Hitchcock.
DIR. Warfield. the resident physician at
Freedtnens Hospital, said this afternoon
that whom Kelly reached fhe hospital he
was In q dying condition and Il was inn
possible to save his life
DR. Warneld said that brother-in-la law
Of Keliy's came to the hospital with him,
and he. too. recognised that It was imp0s-
sibIe to do anything for the patient, though
every effort was made to do 80.
DR.. Warneld said he would be glad TO
have an investigation II there h any doubt
about the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-22
Free Lecture Course.

I'm and About Shakespeare's Home" IL
the subject Of the lecture by Dr. w. r.
Davidson. to be given at the Armstrong
Manual Training School. p street between
LIST and Sd streets northwest. tomorrow
evening, In the course of free lectures
under the auspices Of the board Of educa-
ton A musical and literary program
will be rendered by Mr.. Gerald Tyler,
with q chorus OF 100 voices from the
Normal. u Street High and Armstrong;
Manual Training School and Mr.. Nathan
lei Guy All OF the numbers Will be from
6hakesepeare. Tho doors will open 1t
;i6 pm, and the musical and literary
prOgram will ciose II 3 o'clock.
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LAST RITES PERFORMED.
Services Over the Remains Of Mrs
Elmira Frances Adams.

The funeral of Mrs. Elmira Frances
Adams. widow of John q. Adams. who was
the first letter carrier appointed by the
Post Office Department. took place at 2
o'clock this afternoon from the family res.
idenee. S01 L street northwest. The impress
sive services Of the Episcopal Church were
conducted by Rev. Randolph H. McKim,
rector of Epiphany Church, Of which Mrs.
Adams had been lifelong member
The pallbearers were Bradley Ewers,
Willis Brown, Herndon Morsell, Arthur
Allison, Russell Alden. Philip Hyam. In
terment was at Glenwood-
Mrs. Adams was in the eighty-third year
Of her age and 10 survived by Ave children
Byron 8. Adams, Hamilton Adams, Mrs
Bette B. SwRyxe. Mrs. Cora B. McCaus-
land and Mrs. Harrison Bradley. The fu-
neral was held at o'clock. The interment
was private.
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Advancing Prices in Special
lies Today's Feature.
ENORMOUS DEALINGS
THE CHIEF DOMINATING PRICE
MOVEMENTS.
B. R. T., Amalgamated Copper, Sugar
and Anaconda-Little Interest in
Standard Railroad Stocks.

NEW YORK November %. - The now
familiar phenomena of enormous dealings
and rapidly advancing prices in specta!ties
We're the feature Of the stock market today.
Except fer Union Pacific. Missouri Pacific
and Erie no particular attention seemed to
be placed to the standard railroad stocks
The dominating price movements in the
session were witnessed chiefly in Brooklyn
Rapid Transit, Amagamated Copper, Sugar
and Anaconda
One house of highly speculative charac-
ter was credited with buying fully third
of the total amount of Brooklyn Rapid
Transit traded In, and in general 1t may
be said that so far as could be learned,
very little OF the buying or selling through
out the list could be traced to any better
origin than 1t appeared to have.
Money Market Firm.
Money on call loaned today from 51a to
50 per cent. but the time money market was
very firm, with indications of growing hard
err very soon. go,
Foreign exchange was firmer. but SO far
local money conditions remain In the same
relatively favorable state that developed
towards the end of last week
Banks have apparently gained q
moderate amount of cash in the weeks
transactions, and the course OF domestic
exchange indicates that the currency
movement has begun to shift toward the
east
General news bearing on securities was
confirmed chiefly TO the rather satisfactory
tenor of the dispatches respecting the situa-
ton In Russia.
Advices From Washington.
Washington advices are beginning to as
sumo more important proportions In the In
telligence supplied from Wall street con-
sumption. but as yet the speculative COM
muntty has not begun to give the serious
consideration to these dispatches that IL is
likely to extend early next month.
The market opened with a great show Of
strength. but declined sharply under a
heavy distribution movement, which was
fully as large as that which developed In
the first hour yesterday. Today, however,
these realizing sales were not particularly
well absorbed, yet operators for the rise
succeeded In bringing about generally ag-
gressive recovery, which was in full blast
before the last hour in the afternoon.
Best Buying From London.
In that respect the selling must be cred
tied with a distinctly good character. as
contrasted with the purchases. using the
qualifying adjeetives in the narrow Wall
street sense. The best buying seemed to
come from London, whose total dealings
here were put as about $1,000 shares, with
very little done on balance. London inter
ests on the buying side were centered on
Union Pacific and Anaconda. but cables
from the other side reported that in Union
Paci1L at least the purchases OF Union
Pacific in the London market were quite
speculative, so that there was some suspi-
cion here that the foreign operations in
this market were inspired from this side.
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Jewish Relief Fund.

Mr.. John Joy Edson. treasurer. reports the
receipt OF the following contributions to the
citizens relief fund for Russian sufferers.
VIZ: Collection at Central Union Mission
service. through Rev. J. w. Steele. super
tntendent, $10.23; J. Biliman. s.; D. G.
Lodge, No. 222. I. o. b. A.. 800: Samuel
Herman. IS: Isaac Herman. S.; N. Kauf-
man, So.