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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

Ter go SoIIe GountD
Scroll" bot icin lilberncS rSitbilGum
0clcicrt uno Sr, 6. 3wnn5iN bat oo5ll
cine ihonc ,SubilGums .Nlmmcr her.
o%llagcgcbcn. Wortin 0reId)cr, @corJ
SpIucitcr Ticred, Ycbro Mgcn, @corg
@ie0cI6. u. y. Hid)ter II. a. l%nnicrCr
bctnnntcitcn bclitid) . omcrifolliihct
Foctcn bobcn 9citrugc gelieiCrt, mn
Dob &crr 3unn5ig. Der longi0briQc
oriQincllc Scitcr bee VloticS. oltdl oua
Wort gcnommen, lit ielbltucrlt1n0lidl.
Wit Suntcr erSGblt er BON Oclr
Sd)picrigfcitcn, .oic cine hclltlhc
3Citlra IN elmer BON b%urd)ruGN be.
ihrGnttcn Wcnid)cn bcipobntcn aIcln.
lto0t it iiberitcben bat; - cr50bIt,
mic CT Dor % Sobrcn nit Gopt. Bcoro
Glld)a Den nSerolo" ecgrilnoct mo
mic Gopt. Sild)s leine ScrbinNu,0
nit Ocr 3cititng id)on nod iuCnigcn
Wonotcn gcloit babe, benz Nc0ottelr
obcr in unciacnHiiBigiter @ciic Die
WPittel sur Scrous9dbc bc& @lotteS
sur Scrfiigltng seitcut babe. Gen
auuiprciS bon $50 Collars. Sen CT
SilbS bci'm Iusiheioen aus scr 81.
lice id)illoig gebliebcn, bclnltc nod
bcutc oos Goiito bes 0IotteS. mo Ser
moderc oltc Souoegen Studs, cir
Srcltno bcS oltcn Sberltcu Ncdcr,
babe llic. ipe6er bireft, nod inoircft.
on Die 0c5ablnng Der SfruIb &c.
mobnt. Scrr 3rpon5ia geltcbt babel
oifcn ein. boB cs linn bof Nitta &c.
niibt bate. Serr 3mun5ig bictct III
icincr SilbilGums .Musgobc pcitcr
cine flcine Iusleie bon bclten Nrti.
fclu aus friiberen SobrgGngcn, Oie
oos glott, pic icinen &eooftcllr ircii.
lid foroftcriiiren. llnicre beitcn
@iinihc gum Subildiim nod nod,.
trGglid,, Moge es Srn. 3monSia
pcrgonnt iein, ieinen .Serolo" nod
Gin mcitcres observation-disclosures in
ieiner ci9enortigen, mitiniter ocrbcn
Sdrcibluciic blrrh oIc Gnbrniiic it
lcitcn. 0ob Inn nir Der @mlior
nidJt mlsecbt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
Girdlidle Nn5eiacn.

Im Sountao, oen II. Scptcmbcr, glbenos
RS llbr. miro IN Der epaug Iutb. Salemss airdnc
Fuiior Srnft bon Submnmn in feicrlifitcr
lSciic IN fem Intt cingctiibri mcroeI. Ser
I'nitnr Sicr0cr bon Der cuurg lutb. IrtnitOa
STRIDE miro ben SIiidliationssIft oortcbmcn.
Hud lpiro Elm nuoaeiudbItcs mIitfnliihee BRO
0rumri III Seb6r uebrnfi pcroen. Nuc Sreunoc
uiIh 6nnnar Der &enteinbo flint. 5u oieicr Seller
ber5lidb etlgeldoen.
Ter airfeuratb Der ruaua .slutb.
$3.50 Sulems.( Se meiupr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
MarnIanb Ylinocnidjnlc,

ri. 30, f-YfurtlsM oe., am,
inlth AM Gpuncritaa, ben IA. Septempet lVoo'
er6ffnef.
W3atninno Sd,ulr fit bftnoe nho tnnpe Weaef'
1r. GAO, gVeff. 2arateAa. ctr,
iutro am 10. septemter. 1901 e~rollnet ~,
9olt ute llnterridt trei fit s'eieppnsr pieces
MinOcrI nit oeicTfer Gcbfraft bcbuitef. 'pcitte
Die Shule nihi befuden, foiro eetpiinlnt.
@ro. &. W,ptrifoH, Nh: VI -
(gng2S, fMit) superintendent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
Bic llniucrTm- Sdmlc fir &nabcn,
,O5, Gatbeeral. sttute.

VT. 12OJ, NafbebrdlsS tfdFt.
u. :. WaritoH, Hrin5tpdi.
20. Sduliubr beainut Tunuerfag. ~. Sept.
Tic pulitdnciaii ansaeitattctt 5ag,d,nle
ihr anateu Int Sitoeu.
Cir anaben pom iriiheiteu Sdnlaifer bts inrt
Iciudbe Der Npd1fdiuie.
9Segen HuSiuntt ipenbe man ltb an ole
ShuIe nab Dem 5. september, Siptlbeit 8 mo
1 llbr uNcr Spiincu ) unb 4 ltbr giGdbntiiia9S.
%,tutd!cGe iperecn dii gerlaneen 5%isetanot 9oer
titn IN Der nScbns Supfins." oen Sithbaioliin'
9ert necr IN Der StuIe su babeIt,
(Sept7, lQtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
Vnrf.

Ter hanptiaflid,fte Sriebbpi In Baltimore.
Hreul:. 800 Nder. Smmermdbrenocr Charter.
gCIo pom alien StaottbeiIcn. Strabcnbabu.
80agore pnittrcn ben Sanpteinaanq. ale brei
WlnlterL ggarneS Barteitmntr fir, Golbe,
bic Del. 6rteobof bel raubem Metier b%eilicbcn
PcgrGbntbpldee al febr ndbigcu Yreittn,
idnnliIif inter fortipdbrcnoer Tflcae.
Sireau: Tr. II, Neit. Saratpga'S trahe.
(Iun6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

Sic ~ omon'9 Gbriltio II
Temperance ltnion" lit bintcr Fr0li'
0cut Noolcpclt Der. Sic m0d)tc germ
miiien, oh Der Er0liocnt cine aiitc
Bier BON elmer 9rnucrci ongcnonl'
men lln0 oonn gCtrunfcn bot, mic
Die 3citltngcn unl0rt9it bcrit)tetcn.
90, boriibcr miro SEER Hooicpclt oo@
bon ben Gcmpcrcn5iroucn crnountc
Gomite rcdt griiuoIid) oltifI0rcn.
limo bonn? Iic Nbitincn5Icr fonncn
Dem Er1iiocntcn Der &%crcinigtcn
Stootcn feline Sorihriitcn IN icitcu
2cbenSgeluobnbcitcn mndc1; tic Wcr.
bell lilr i'm bctcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
@"ctanntmaduna an SeiiBcr puu @irtbitaite'
lpfnlcu.

baltimore. ben If. Sept. 1905.
Nie Neb6roe Der Iipli6ci 9omniiidre titr Die
Stnnt Baltimore oronct bicrmii uui 8rurb oes
1853. @bid1niit9 oco /. IrtifcIs Der nfienllihen
qufaIaeicbe CGbnricrl fir bct %9Sublluq. Mon
tag, ben IS. scptcmbcr 1905. bic Shiicpung
alter @irtbihuiten, notwithstanding, Srinf'
Gtabliiemente uno Spirituoicnlapcn lt1o duer
nnberen gpfnIe an. no in ner Sinot Baltimore
Spirifutien pclpobnli6 uerinuii weroet, utO
~perbietet ocn NcrfGui mo Die 2ietcrung Oon
Spirituofcu in ~oeiiiciben an ~beiugteut &Gbls
iuge.
Wcurac ". NiIis,
Samce ". YEitun,
5bpmas I. ShrDud,
(Scptt6 1919 Eol iiftGomuutidre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
Qurrainc.
MatertfM - Yarfartta -

Dldtertfh - Farfartia GriebItdt.
WeiiIid bon @alhrcof Elm mo cine babe
Wteile. @ernbt bic nit Folpbntinn he8ctbnete
Nortb. Ibenles6ar. Sreic aiti6en yiadmitinlS
uui terminus. Rreife bon 8earlbnibpllBel iebt
fpe3ica. Gttdte Peoinguuaen. Ielepbon -
Gntnn 223. giireau:. 8rantlin. uno Ninbiur.
9iooos. 8erlaugt ytpfhirt. (Uiai4. 1S.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
s. & . uub yRb. gelepbouc
Spbn y. Scnfcl,
Nr. 60i. Glib ebars etrake,
III mr. Ncidirn heitnftcr.

UeIter ale guitrdee ftcts 3ur 8ufrlebenbeit
nretiibrt. Die bon tbm bebanoeIictl Gel6en f6ns
iII,en gSoten lang Iiesen, obne otc eertn9iicn
g~rnbnirte @inbalfamirerili, mo 1T bic Rebonos
lung bon 3rauenlci6eu oerCu Gpe5iaIiidt.
(Sanl0,t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

Sn Bremen lit W otbilOe
2ontn1cra, cine Der G~lteitcn ll1tcr Den
oeutibcn io5ialpoIitiihcn Shriltltcl
%Icrinnen, I'M rs. Sabre qeitorbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
Gntnn & B1rnrtt
6auoe(Sidlule.

Wuoernitc Metbcben In prafiifhcr, Corpora
ttone unb Boulder" s1mtfiibrling. init n~cueiter
etri oes Guititrene hurb BOULDER" mo sSou'
her"sGbed. BtimGntic : SteItoerapbtc, 2oldDs
SOpelpriittg etc. SdmutIihe Gebrer itito Wlnrt'
ucr NIT LANCER Griahritna.
Sos' stulcn iino lest a%etifnet. Nbenb' stu.
len ,uerosn ant y. September e%rtftuet.
Nnialoge gratis bcruhfplat. Miur ibrcibe
noer peIbc lid at Siiouit Ode pO,pnro. uno
ecrinaton'2 trnfe. geioe Telephone.
Nlnnlb .3llitCl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

WrodGou&' aICinCS Con
pcrlotionS 2criton iol III i%iinitcr, pol
lig ncllbcorbeitctcr NllIInQc ant 70.
Nftober in Ncitcn 81 crihciucn be.
ainncn. Sic Mobl ocS AuSgobctoqS,
on DEM bic 6irmo gcrooe bumocrt
Sabre bcitebt, lGBt c~rpurtcn. Dob ooS
5luelbGnoigc Wcrf Dem &crlcQcr sur
Gbrc gereidt mo oober 10 lfou uno
5lpetm0Big lit, OoB eS icocm Gcllt.
idcl cine 5rcuoc icin miro, Ocn valci
men 0rodbola" ST. crmcrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
Baltimore Eemftcrn.

gRrean: Er. 344. gprb.Sbauss.s trabe.
9egrdbnibpidbe ann Nerfuuf - bon S25 an,
NIT M'arntnrptoiien abgearen6t, $35 Blab
fir bier 8rGbcr. (Sun16.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

Ger Hd0uu in Iofio, 10 {
Der IN ?)otobumn limo bon &cutcn
gcn1od)t Worocn, sic nid)t I'M aricgc
:oorCuL lonOcrn biibidD Oobcim blcIbcn
fonntcn. S0ttcn lic lclbit oic SricgS'
ltrnpn5en mitmod)cn miiIicnL Damn
bottell tic gcnug Guoon gcbobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

Nus benz obCrcn l6ctle
0cs StootcS Nclu Dorf lno ans Oclt
Hcucnglono.S tootcn miro bCrcitS
Srolt gemcloet. Gas thermometer
mel o,if 90 Wroo mo lciftc @ol'cr
bottcn cine oiinrc Gia0cdc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

- tporoer. Gle ocrti6e Yrciie bes
Sonocs bot ouf oieien ,itiQen Suff"
'd)oll lolige oufmerflom oenladt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

u. ). TrcrcL Scr y bilo0cl.
pbier MiQiolGr, mill Dem @ciipicl
gS. @olborf aitor'S ioI9cn unO III
3ufunit in england lcbcn. Nn3 Srn.
Nrcrel omcritomiibc 9cnlodyt BAT,
miro nidt gciogt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16
Noiulan6's tiirfiide @Gbcr.
ednitapls.@rbaabe, 9pitanlt gesen. etets often.
Caroline MIXERS.

vs. ltorb am 10. Sepicmbcr 1905 Caroline
Aibere, 9eltebtc Satin bon 9lbcrt 9ltbers. i'm
lllet Gon 81 1abren ii Wiprutcn ltno i6 Ia
peh' we Seeroigitita finoei Diuntna, 9tadmiis
tags nm 2 ubr. bonn Irulcrbnuic. gir. i0i.
Slio- SbeltersStrabe, aus iintt. ipo5u Scrtunnoie
nllo .Sreliiioe botltbit eingeIGOcn limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

EcabooD . Mniif . Guni er@baturinm.
0oruIo 8nnopfpb. 9irefior.
W't. 8ernon'Y Mace nne Ghariees ctr, Baltimore.
0orbereitunas g. Tspartement.
Woh Correction Gpans, Superintenocnttn.
gt. % mo %, SitsWit. 8erncn Blaze.
GrpffnnnG ant .. Sttober fir ben unterrltt.
gltiteloun1Cu I'M SepteIi'her bon 10 ubr BOT
intituaS bs lbr yindnliitoas.
GAS gRCubooOa Gnnfcrbntorirm htctet Sors
tbeiIe. bic eS 6u einem erobariiaen W'nitf Gen'
trliIt MAIDEN. haS hon .eincfl niloeret Soriers
puiortilll oce Gunoe5 iibertroffeIt miro.
Snfliltut brn DO Curpp1iiten itito nrterltnttt'
fbct Mciiicru. cinfhticbiid) Der Troteioren
Sartuprtb. Bottle, grodlwaA. Goodwin, Netn'en'
onbl, 6niitcHn, Nntdeipn, Mtncttt,. sSao etc.
Snrgeihrtttencr mo 9lemeuinr rel nferrtbt err
ibeiIt. Sretitelcn, SipIome NIB pebrer'eerftft'
tate.
iinttrrihtsfontu sis bio $50 baS S6nIiobr.
ie nab Dem @ruoe Der lnterribtsjipctee.
1iatens NH Fripat. lntcrridt. Sreie Sereiit'tts
enngcIl fit GhiiIcr. GirfuIare Gratis per Nntt
o%crfunbt. (Scpt2, 4 1WdD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

u q h Dem ncucn ocut den
Dont Nci6albnbonlt oit3NcurbcItctcn
Steucrcntullrt iol oud) Der Gobuf
lt0rfer 5u ocn Steltcrn bcral0c5ogcll
lucroer, bollptlG6Iih Der Slulaucr
brolth uno Der Gigorrcttcn ubat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

@ir tbcilten cincr 3cit
nit, OoB Der @roBber5oG bon SIOcn'
burg einen SdiiiapropeIlcr criuuocn
Dubc mo oenlelbcn infer OCm Nn.
men iEropcQcr" Ourd) Eotcnt
9ei6iibt babe. Nnbocm oic ncllc
Griinbung burd) mebrnlonotlidc
&criitdc erprobt morocn lit, bot Der
rNorbbcutlbc SloDo" icinen Goppc!
ld]rollben Tompicr .SccuOlcr" nit
DEM Eropeller bc@ @roBber6o9s aus.
hcriiitet. Son bcnt 8elingcn oicicS
Geriltdcs miro ca nbbGngen, Oh Die
Nifi Eropellcr III NroBcrcm WoBltobc
an Stcle ocs biSbcrI9cn Shrallbcn'
;pitcmS trctcr mcroCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

Cine mcitgCGCnOc Ser.
idlu0runG Scr Gbincicn 0c2cn Oic
Gcuti6en in Sbontlng, bic bclrtc
sum NuSbrudl tommcn lolltc, miro
on gemcloct. MirO pobl nid)t 10 &c.
idbrli6 icin. &erihmorungcn piIeat
mon nidIt porbcr an Die 9roBc 0lode
SIT h0ngcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-16

So gIott, mic crportct
ruur>e, pon5iebt iid) bic Shcioun0
5lpiidcn Shlpcocn uno Normcgcn
MN ood nid)t. Sdwebcn ipcigcrt
Iid. olli cincn Shic0Sgeridtsucrirnl
%einSugcben, uno Nornc0cn mud)t CT
men iolfcn Ecrtro0 nlln cinnlol sur
9coin0ung. Gin5clnc n%orpcN!id)c
9ldttes rollcln loNor ld)on nit Sem
S0bel mo 5iebcn cincn iriidcn iroh'
liaJen arieg cincm itintpilidcn pocr
ocmiitbi9cnocn Sricocn Dor. Nlrd)
iibcr Die 8rcn5fcltnngsfroge tpollen
Die Gcrborblungen III &orlitoot niht
rcd,t pom Slcde ton1ncn; Horncacn
nil einioc oiclcr Scltnngen nid)t
,dleiien. Scr b%cfunntc Noropoliob'
rcr Nonien lit iibri9cuS Scr Aniiht,
Dob lhlieBlid cine &erlt1noi1lm0
Sipiidcn Sdyncocn mo Noripcgct III
Stonoc fcnrnten ipcrbc. Tic gcitri'
gen Tcpeifcn bcScidnen Die Gage
ubcr oils fritiih.
Gin boer Sog iir pielc
Eotcnt.W eo5incn, Der II. SCptcnt'
bcr 1905. Ter Snlonoitcuer . Som.
miiiGr bot cntid)ieoer, Dab alle 30
brifanten pom ipIden 8ebeimmittcln,
bic Ilfobol cntbulten, 2iccn5en ais
Nofiincure uno Spirituoienb1nolcr
III loien bGttcn; ebcnio iollcn Mpotbe'
fer, lpcId)e bielc EotentmcbiSinen Der.
fnllicn, sic @cbiibren Der Getuil'
SpiriitoienbGnolcr Soblcn. Commit
iGr s)erfes itiist ieinc Gntiheiopng
orli oie Gbotiabc, boB mante Der
Eatentlnittel einen boben EroScntlas
@bisfep entbnlten, Die beIonoers IN
Scmpcrensbiitriften ltarfen Iblot
finoen. 90 icicl in Den Senlperen5.
gemeinoen zines Der Neucnglono'
Stooten in rincm Sabre ollcin 300
600 1laidcn elmer iold)en Nr5nci Der
fonit-mi0 nntiirlid aud %coniumirt
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
POPULAR EXCURSION.

The excursion given by the Friendship
Veteran Fire Association to Marshall
Hall today seems to be the most popu
lar one of the year. \ large crowd went
with the flremen on the first and second
boats. and tonight il is expected that d
stfn larger crowd viii ENJOY a trip down
Tho river
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
PROF. ALEX BELL
ON ROAD TO RECOVERY

Friends Of Prof, Alexander NJ. Bell
were pleased TO learn last night that he
had rallied from the effects Of the oper-
alton he underwent Tuesday.
Prof. Bell suffered from 4 carbuncle,
which was removed on Tuesday, the
operation being performed by Drs.
Mitchell ana Briggs. OF this city, as
sisted by Dr.. FTitchy, of Baltimore. His
attendants are pleased with the steady
Improvement of the professor, and are
hopeful of his early recovery.
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
MISS sCHERGUER's FUNERAL.

The remains of Miss Myrtle NJ. Scher-
guer. who died at Providence Hospital.
few days ago, were brought to this
city today Her funeral will take place
row afternoon. Miss Scherguer was
twenty-four years OF age.
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
WILL PLAY BALL.

A game of baseball VIII be played on
the old fair grounds this afternoon be
tween the Alexandria Athletic Club and
the HyattsviIle baseball club. Both
mines are strong and Il fine game is
pTOIdised-
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
FIRE WARDENs ORGANIZE.

The board of fire wardens have organ
lied by the election of c. J, W Sum-
mers president and Harry Downham
secretary.
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
BLAZE IN BUILDING
CAUSED BY GAS JET

The residence of Fred A Emery, at
the corner of Fourteenth and Harvard
streets, caught fire shortly before
clock last night. and damage was
dCne to the extent of 800 covered by
insurance. The fire was started by
some furnishings of a loom coming in
contact with q lighted gas jet Engine
company No. II did good work in con-
nning the fire to that one room.
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
POLICE CONTROL STRIKE
SITUATION IN SAN JUAN

SAN JUAN. Aug. 3.-The police con-
troll the strike situation.
Governor Winthrop threatens to shoot
down riotous lougshOremen if disturb
ances continue.
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
Times Want Ad. Branch.

Want advertisements and subscriptions
FOR TGe Evening and Sunday Times Will
be received AZ regular office rates at
Goldenbrrr's DEPARTMENT Store, Seventh
and * streets northwest
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

ALEXANDRIA. Aug. 3,-The Norfolk
and Washington Steamboat Company
has advertised for proposals for the
purchase OF the hull, machinery and
boilers OF the old ferry steamer Colun-
bia which was burned TO her main
deck in Washington some years ago.
The boat has been lying at the com
pany's wharf in this city for some time.
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
BRYANT DISMISSED.

John Bryant. coIOred. was arrested by
Policemen Beach and Lyles yesterday
charged with assaulting a little white
boy named Joseph MuIlin. The little
lad testified that he was coming across
King street. selling papers. yesterday
when Bryant passed on a
wagon. The lad alleged that Bryant
hit him across the face with MS whip,
and he showed a long red mark across
his countenance as proof Of his alIega-
tion. Bryant. in his own defense, said
that the boy was ON the back step of
his wagon and that he fearing that the
iron. which ne had in the wa gon, would
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
Baltimore and Return, s1.a5,

Via Pennsylvania Railroad, every Sat
urday and Sunday All trains except
Congressional Limited
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
HENRY BIsSON DEAD.

Henry Bisson, aged sixty-eight years.
died at his home, 1z6 North Henry
street, this morning The funeral viii
take place from his late home tomor-
row afternoon.
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
BROKEN ARM.

While playing near his home ycstcT-
day Willie Owens. a .hirteen-year-oid
boy who resides in Lee street near
Wolfe, fell anG broke his arm.
The Washington times., 1905-08-03

5000 Weekend Excursions, Baltimore
and Ohio P r 10 Atlantic City, Cape
May, Sea Isle City. and Ocean City. \.
J. and return. Every Friday and Satur-
day. returning until following Tuesday
Inclusive.
The Washington times., 1905-08-03

roll out and hurt the boy. struck at him
with his whip not intending to hit him,
but only to frighten him. Justice Pei
ton dismissed Bryant.
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
Muddy Compilations
BLACK Heads
II1n9IeS and ErupEiOns
CAN BE CURED

They are due to impurities in the blood
and it has been found that a course of
IRViN0'S BUCHU WATERS, the
we'll known Kidney and Blood Remedy
will eradicate the trouble promptly.
Why be mortified by an unsightly com
plexion when the cure is so simple and
cheap. 80 cents.
IRVING DRUG CO.. Phila.. Sole Props.
SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
Summer and Weekend Excursions.

Tickets TO Virginia mountain resors
on sale At Chesap cake and Ohio offices.
The Washington times., 1905-08-03

Floral Designs at IS Per Cent Of
During August. Blacklstone's, 18th and
Il StS
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
Rigid Economy Practiced.

Rigid economy has been Practiced by
the Weather Bureau in the construction
Of the observatory and laboratory
buildings It Mt. Weather. Va" said
Henry E. Williams. assistant chief OF
the bureau. to d Times reporter this
morning.
Criticism is the fashion of the hour
Someone has thought there has been ex-
trava gance connected with the construc-
tion and maintenance of Mt. Weather.
There mas been none.
Contracts for the buildings have been
awarded TO the lowest bidders The first
building erected. which is also the main
building of the weather station, was
constructed according TO contract for the
whole Since then il has seemed better
in some cases TO award the contracts Tor
the buildings by the job, so to speak.
man ard the carpentry to another, and
tho IInuing 10 still another.
Each year Congress has appropriated
between $50. 600 and $50. 900 for the erec-
tion OF buildings by the Weather Bu-
reau, the exact location OF which is left
10 the decision of the Secretary OF the
department and 10 the chief Ot the bu-
Teau. The only provision made is that
at least five buildings be erected with
the sum appropriated. If, after the
completion Of these five buildings. there
be part of this appropriation unex-
pended, the bureau is permitted 70 use
Il for the construction Of other build
lngS deemed necessary.
The Washington times., 1905-08-03

c1,oo to Harpers Ferry and Return,
August 9Th. Splendid opportunity TO
visit the Guard in camp. Train leaves
Baltimore and Ohio r. X. Station $50
a. m. ahnEe dnIe-
The Washington times., 1905-08-03

Baltimore and Return, Baltimore and
Ohio r. p Every Saturday and Sun
day SI-5. All trains both ways, both
DAYS. except Royal Limited. Hourly
Service" week days.
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
$1,000 Niagara Falls Excursion, Balti.

more and Ohio r. R Leaving Wash
ington a. m. August /. Special train
standard coaches and Pullman parlOr
cars, via Philadelphia and picturesque
Iehigh valley. Tickets good ten days.
Liberal stoDovers returning.
The Washington times., 1905-08-03

Portland, Ore, via Scenic c. & 0. Ry.
Lewis and Clark Exposition Liberal
rates and stop-OveF privileges.
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
Erected With Surplus.

Mt. Weather has been erected with
money remaining after the erection of
the five buildings called for by the law
making the appropriation
Two more buildings are already plan
ned and are under construction a. the
Mt. Weather. They viii not be com
pleted this year, however. No unneces-
sary expenditure will be made for these.
as there was none for the buildings al
ready finished.
MT. Weather win undoubtedly
prove of great Waite IN the forecast OF
the weather. II may be said that We
have gone the limit along the lines or
investigation already undertaken. and
used to advantage by the bureau. It
only remains TO go into new fields Of re
search. Mt. Weather is the nrst sta
lion of It's kind. IL is designed entirely
Tor meteorological research. BY the use
OF kites, balloons, and Instruments 10
measure the intensity and kind OF the
suns rays the bureau viii Investigate
She upper strata of the atmosphere
with. il Is expected, direct Improvement
IL weather forecasts
The Washington times., 1905-08-03
500 Harpers Ferry, Charlestown, Win

chester and return. Leave Baltimore and
Ohio r. r. station, sunday August 6
$50 a m Splendid OpportuniJ to visit
our soldier boys in camp.
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NO EXTRAYAGANCE
At Mt. WEATHER
Lavish Furnishings Not to
Be Found.
BUILDINGS ARE USEFUL
Rigid Economy Has Been PTacticed in
Their Construction" Says Mr..
Williams.

Investigations supplementary to those
made yesterday by The Times CORE
spondent at Mt. Weather. near Blue
mont, Va, appear to bear out the
statement that so far as the buildings
and furnishings at the weather and re-
search station, which has been called
by some Prof Moore's summer an
mex, are concerned. there has been no
extravaganza.
Although the buildings have been put
up with view of making them stable
and of an appearance that would be
creditable to the Government of the
United States. there has been no spend
ing of money for Illegal purposes or for
personal ends and conveniences.
The station. with its group of build
ings, has the look of the place it is
really intended 10 be, a station for re-
search work Of the highest and most
serviceable nature.
The administration building. as shown
in the accompanying illustrations, is of
stone. solid. roomy and adapted to the
office and signaling work for which it
was built The ground floor is given
over to offices aud q reception hall,
which Is also shown in the illustrations.
The upper floor is given over to bed
rooms and living rooms.
Not Too Lavishly Furnished.
The reception hail is we'll. but not too
lavishly. furnished. In it are tables,
chairs, and Iounging benches provided
with sofa pillows. II extends from wall
to wall of the structure. The Offices on
on the lower floor are well fitted up with
efice equipment. and the instruments
used in the weather service.
The kite tower is a round building
made of stone. This is absolutely neees-
sary for the sending up of kites used
for taking observations OF phenomena in
the upper atmosphere.
The private stables are meant for the
shelter of any horses that may be owned
by the individuals stationed. at Mt.
Weather. as the station is called. Tho
care and feed of such horses have to
be paid for by the people owning them.
The private stable is nearly all frame.
Cottage for Observers,
The frame cottage. shown in the illus
trations, Is for the family of one of
the observers statio1ed at one of the
two magnetic houses. These magnetic
houses viii be used for the obserVa-
magnetism OF the earth, and are essen
tial TO the purposes OF the station,
which is designated to investigate all
phenomena that can in any way affect
the forecasting of weather far ahead
and al the same time with accuracy.
II Will be noted that none of the
buildings is unnecessarily large, and
that they are built on lines OF sim
plicity and usefulness.