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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
Gr(a6. Sot6rinseu.

StrobburQ Die 50id6rige
9ottorjubeif sier bc0ino Der nHeritirte
oroentli6e profeTor Ger GcburtsbiIfe
uno 0bnGtologie un0 Iirettor Der
6rduentlinit Der bieiiQen llnioeriitdt.
Or. meb. WiIb. NIerdnOcr Sreun0.-
Die @rGfin 6e GoetslosQuet bat DEM
Weber prieiterIemindr cine Gdentung
BON $4,000 Nldrt Qemaft.
0ieoenbo Geutndnt b.
B%lumentbol bonn bieiiQer l3. Su'urens
Regiment 1T aus Shret iiber Den 300
'eines 8ur'hen irrIjuniQ %QelDoroeu,
Der glrfhc oes Qeutnants mar, als er
Die Wofel barhreiten tpolIte, nit 'eis
mem pfsroe in cine ticfe Stele geratbsn
nno in 0egsnipart Iejne5 Germ ertruns
ten. 8ieIen llr9liidsFaa bat Iid Der
Sffiaisr oerart Su 9erjeu 9snommen,
DAB iein seiitiger 3uitano ie3r ooruns
ter lit; fortpdbreno bot cr ietn gan
5ss Wermogen, luenn es geIingc, Den
Burden aus Den Jiut3en Der WIoIsl
gu retten.
Meb. 0ie nunmsbr TAFT ibsruQ in
gang 2%otbringen becnoete WeinIeIe bat
i'm 0urdidnitt iolpobt quantitatiO dIs
qualitatip cine quite UlitteIernte erges
ben. - Observation-Disclosures gubler,
friiber MilitGroberpiarre in WIeB, lit,
70 Sabre alt, in Y%faiienoOri bel
Hoblen5 geltorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
@focn6urg.

G d. nc j II. Ser Wobloereir
Der Gronun05pdrtsien in S6portau
beTdtob ois goDtottirunQ uler Wits
glieoer. ole lei Der OlOenbur9er Qunbs
ta9sipdbt ourh 5ernbleiben bon Der
@ablurns Ser Go3iuIosmotratie ben
Sieq ermoaIi6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
aranmf6peis. An6aft. Sipps,

RHbeGuro. Der Qrbeiter 9einz
rid Qibs Duroe auf Der GbauHee bon
Miibelano nab GI6ineerobe nit ourds
i6nittentm 6aIie toot uufsefunoen.
Die S6dter tornten bisber nidt ers
mittelt iper0en.
3Dtben Beil i9n feline Mutt.r
geIdlagen bate, bat ii4 Der 13idbrise
NrbeitersIo1n Ctto Strife aus Grobs
paIdlebsn ouf ogr Giisnba9nitrsde a6s
.bsnsgisn0or' ron einem 3uge iibers
fabren laTen. IN isinsr 2aE6s fanc
man einen ,3::::.. Sc: ea5 MotiO gu
Dem Ss.6itmpyS 1ngab.
gutttu;l. Der biide6llr9ifhs
Reiastaqsabaeo.ons.s Wlsisr 3obft. Der
I'm Win.er 3@psH"aI asgen Den 2ibsra.en
Rea.rann6oi,: n oer orltten 9IaFe
ur.sr.eaer ma. puroe .iinJit nit elf
CtimmeH Uieby9e:. p,eSer in ben
Qanetog sstudA,:.
&ro66eriost6nm 9eGem.
A.. ~. .r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10

Die 8leine nidt unb bert htpirbet,
nm 10 ihneu als mDqlih Der Wutter
bic 9robe Reui9teit gu pertiinoissn, bab
bes SnteIs Gbriittan Sante Winfen
pben 1T.
.Na, Win6en?"
r2l6, G6riItian, mad midi bod nur
geideit. 0as &dtbde tbGt Define Stub
in Sronuns balte uno Define WdI9 be-
forge"
rSo, bas bab i1 freili6 oefuat.
Netbt, ipie i6 ouf ben Geoanten eez
tomren bin? Sd bab mir ausgemalt,
mics bait tommen f0nnen, penn oa8
9dtbden 5ebn Sabr otter s~etpsien
ipdr"-ber Gbriltion ipri6t isBt eans
ernitbaft-npt iino idliebli6 ale
ihtpafe WeniAen. limb tpenn's niht
redt mar. Win6en, 10 per5eib Mrs.
Nber i'd tpuBt bod nidt, tpie t9 DID
fpnit bertrisgen io1t. limb tpenn 0u
nun ipieocr fort piait, 10 lam i'd DID
ni6t bdlten."
nWieber fort2 lin tsiren Yreis Der
WeIt, Gbriitel. @6, bGttit mid bod
nur NOD etn ein5i9s Wal sebete, t6
mar ia ldrgit bier"
.Nein, Winden. nod einmal bitten,
bas tonnt ib nift. 4ber Hanger obne
mein Winden iein, bas tonnt .th aud
nt6t. ltnb ba bab i'd mir eben auf
bic 9!rt oebolfen. limb g mar bic redte
Dirt. Die Giferiu6t. bic bat enblid
9 gifetDpp6e eebro6en."
.Tein, bic Giferfu6t aIein nit, bic
2ieb, 9u bDfer, 0u tIuger, Oh olsr
-anerbeiter Mann!"
,Na, oh Giferfu6t ober Qteb, bas
fommt SuleBt auf ems raus. SEPT
tpolen mir uns freuen, bab mir 3ufamz
men iinb uno pouen Die gauge bDIe
.3ett pereeIen,"
Wintcn bentt Elm WeiI6cn mad.
rqber Der gehdteIte S9Iips uno bic
WGIde-am Gno 9i6t'S nod anpere
S6tbfs in SItBetm2"
% Su-ben S6Iip5 FAB ib einem
arn1en ~9elGtmten Mdoden-'s lit bic
Softer BON einem unierer 2eutc-abs
9enpmmen. 9as MGb4en perbient fid
germ Elm bisden ipas nit Iolden 4rbeiz
ten. limb meine WGI6e beIor9t mir
benz aGtb6en ibre 8robmuttsr. Sd
pubt ia, oa3 gebt Dir an t~iefIten, bas
nit Der WGI6e. ga, unb 10 if0n, pis
9u, tann'S audi gar Niemanb ionIt.
limb 8 9ibt bier aud, 2suts, bic germ
Bel elmer 10 geididten plGtterin arbcis
ten lafen. gruutit nidt gu faulenz
gen."
.G6, G6riftel, bos 1T mir iebt gang
%einerlei, oana6 frag i6 nit. sd bin
10 70 frob, baB i9 ipieber Bel Dir bin,
unb ipsnn Ou mid5 tpirtli6 nod Elm
bifel Iie6bobe %tdnnit. ioQit iebe, g
Giietoppfe' tommt nit pieper gum
8Oritein."
Ta6 feds Sabren 1T GbriItian So
bertorn Wittbeilbdber Der 6irma. Ter
ulte 6silenbouer bat e%rfonnt, bdb er
cine trGftiee Stiitc an benz ti6tigsn
Menfden 6eIibt, uno gu bieicm Mlittsl
geeriffen, fi9 bic Strait gu erbdlten.
Win6en pldttet nur mod fir ibren
Wann unb ibre afpei ainbsr, einen bier
jGbri9en 8uben uno Elm 3tpeiidbrigeS
Mdbel. sic bat fpnF %pollauf gu f6afs
fen, benn in benz nstten tleinen 6ous
nit ben bibifen @arten-iie betpobnen
es gang ollsin-finbet ii9 INNER Or
belt. SItbcim, baS nelenbs Nsitds,"
pie Iie's friiber 70 perGdtli6 genannt
bat, 1T ibr sur eeliebten Ssimutb asz
tporben. Selbit ibr idonss 9rnntTurt
lam iA nidt mebr bamit meiisn. unb
bas mill bel iagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
0eferrei6.

% n. gsi Der ReiA5ratG5pabI
i'm Wiener ge3irle Wtar8aretben lpuroe
al Stelle bes peyi,orbenen 9i3ebiir9ers
meiitsrs Strobut otr driitli6 %ioJiale
8pmnaiiaIprofahor Sturm nit 1874
Gtimmen gsnd6lt, gsi Der Qduotu9ss
mail I'M 0sairte NlsrJruno puyNe fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
3Gweii.

Germ. Die 8un0esucrIdmmlunq
luGbIte an STEELE Der pcritprteneu Bum
besrihter Stumm uu0 2itnbdro Die
gloDotdtsn 0r. @DIi BON GicItdl uno
2lfreo StooB BON Bern ms @ur0e5gcs
ridt.-lidn idQbt Ocn 0Ird zen fogcs
nunnten fdliden Webltbou an otc oicSs
jdbrt0cn Weinernte ondcriUteten G6us
Den in An5 aaein oli 100000 5ranc8.
Die Sommlung fir 0jc IGrci1cril1e
SAiQerItiiturQ gu @un'ttn i6mei3crts
fder S6tiftItcuer bat I'M @duu3en bis
iebt, Den 8unOes bcitrdq bon 10000
6rants nid)t 0crc9net, 102,880
5rdncs erQeben. -YDm S6mur9cri6t
in SurQ0orf lpuros Der Gunodr6eitcr
So6uun Cana aus Hobrboh, Der ben
9auIirer SrieoIi lei ,Suttpil crmorcct
uno beraubt bate. gu IcbenslGnAtjhcm
3u6tbau9, iejn @ruocr Samuel Yang,
Der 0e6olfen bate, Den Trjcolt aus3us
rdubet, gu 20 Sd9rcn 3u0tRaus ners
urtbeilt.
9 ii / Of. Der Qripotoo3rnt fir
3obnbeiltuuoe in GtraB6url, Or. s..
RDmer, 1T ais ouBerorocHtIifer BRO
feTIor un0 Director Ser standardization
Glinit an ole llnipcrIitdt 3iirif tes
rufcn iporoen.
Qu3ern. Die 2cituHQ oes QdIaits
hotels in Gu3crn. OdS Ole Sirma 8uberz
8iirrer crbuuen IdBt, 1T 1irc,tpl gu
gen Sicfer i'm .6rantfurtcr 6cf" iibcrs
trd0en norOen. Der Bdu 0cs Ydlufts
hotels gebt ieiuer &oaenoung ent
geqcr.
SAFE. Ter Reqierun0sratb lat
cine neunQlieOyiQe Spe3iultommiiIion
crndnnt gum Stuoium ser o6errbeinis
ihen Shifffobrt5FraQe uno elmer 6as
~fendnldoc bel Der @asorItaIt in 9uItl.
@ t. IS Il Item, Sine pom 1000
Wrbeitern Der Wertitdtten her f6lpet3e=
ridden 9uroe8bdbnsu beIltbte Gene
rulpsridmmlunq in St. @alen Der
ldnQte bon Der 9uuoestubnoerpultun1
bie Ginfiibruna be5 Rsunitunoertaoes
in Den WertItdtten 0es Staatsbet.ieb$.
o eegnetss Wtter. Der
2dnoluirt6 Nueetiinger in 2aus6eim
nrfern pfuIenoorf, Baden. pouen0ete
llln9't iein 10l. ~Getersjabr. 8oriQes
Sabr. an ieirem 100. Ge6urtstuo,
~feierte Die 0smein0e i6r 3u G6ren
unter GROCER Qnt6eilna5me bon nab
uno fern Elm Set. Su 0ieIem Sa6r
ipuroe Der Gag in Ser Stiue 6ur1
&ir3Qon9 uno 6rii6iAoppsn gsFeiert.
Der oeutide Safer ]erircu.c 0en Greis
ourd Gin 0ei1ent bon 500 Wdrt.
Dom GiirItsn ton SiQmaringcn er6ielt
'r Die iiltsrne gsr0ienitmeOaille 0e8
Sohen5oLerniheu 0nusoyrens. Ser
erfrcut ii6 fir iein Go6es
FILTER nod elmer i~elicrer GiFiateit.
Jfur oas Nugcnli6t 1T iGpd6. Geis
1sr Qeetdge lrdr er elm ileiBiQcr. m1Bis
yer Wlunn. sd mag Mot f~lulensen,"
lort man Jpn beute nod idgeu. Seosr
beIudt er 0en 9~otte5oienit,
mo ijber oen Gag 3ertIeincrt er nod
IN Quantum Sol}, Rdbber ieBt er
t6 gemiitbIi6 in ieinen 8utcItSler,
zen tbm 81: 8emeinOs 81 ieinem 100.
geidentt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
Sa4(cu.

Dresden. Die JIeiI9prsife fteis
cen bier unabIdiIi5. gtad einem anti
liaen Wiarttberidt iperoen jest bier
100 pfuno SA!aHt5eipidt G9ipeines
fisiI6 nit 80 Wart. Cd)isnflsii1 nit
So Wart. ad.bf!e,fh NIT So Wart,
guIlenf!ei'h MI. 90 War! teSabl!.
Boz ee- J,er'a.tcgs.ua5 .ots.s bier
oa5 piuno Sha:Bsli.snh &c sis
o.90 Wa..; ies. 1t oe. pys.s LAD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
2Ie6fen6urg.

Rofof Ger ouberorbsntlife
profeNor Ser QbDiit an Der llnioeriis
tat RoItod, Or. Ridarb Wahsmut9.
1T als profeTor an Die Sriegsotaoemie
in Berlin berlIen por0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
Suaem6 nrg.

auremburg. Bel ser Station
&lerf lit Der gabnlpirter aruuien teiln
S6lieben Der S6rante bonn Su9e er'
fabt uno get10tet porOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
Gtu GntpttuH Enn,rc.

Ri6ter On einem Strolh0:
.Worum Iino Sic aus Dem 0eneinoes
orrsite ausqe6roden?"-S Q | d
G6pdrmstiId): r2t6, Serr 9idter,
braubsu bat 10 purOerid0n q Nahtis
gal gsiunaeu uno % bat mi es bait 10
hindllSao1enli"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
@arttem6 era.

Gtuttgart. @Gidbrlia psrans
ftaltet Der StmGEiids 4lbpersiu in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10

SOD berSt9er @ teuers
b eamte r. Sn Intel. Rbsinpros
bling. itarb iIngitbin Der RentmeiIter
Wpbr, Elm Morn. Der ii4 a1ieitiger
uno ungefpobnli9er Spmpotbie ers
freute. Gr peritano ss. ieinsm 4mte.
ods eigsntli4 II Die burte pflidt
iennt, 9egen r~iiditdnhige 3dbler uns
nodlidtIiG oaS 3pan9sperfobren eins
5uleiten. milosrs Ssiten abSu9epinnen.
Serietb Elm StsuersabIsr. Den er
fannie. eirmal in Notb uno tonnte
feline Ib9aben niht piinttli6 cntrids
ten, Damn ipur& tein Mabnsettel ges
'6ldt. ionoern Der GemsinoesG ms
pfdngsr itrcdts sen getrdg aus ieiner
eieenen SaI6e Dor. 60 tpar bic
Srauer I'm bas SinTdeioen bsS brdpeu
Wionnes. Dem nan cine srobartige Be-
erabntBfsier peranitaltete. erilGrlia.
g dmerespruft. Wittpe.
4ls Elm 9utsbeiiber in Sei6pcIfs
romsoorf, Sbiringen, nad feiner
Ridtebr bon Der Sdao feir @etpebr
entluo. eing unpermutbet elm SduB
los. Die sdnae Sdrotlabung truf Den
in naditer Rdbe befinoli6en. i'm Is.
2ebsnsiabre itebenoen Wirtbi6aftsaes
bilfen Bruno Sebler in ben Iinfer
@rm, 10 DAB oerieIbe arg serriTen
tpurbe. SO madte Iid oie llsberfiibz
riina bes S6perperIebten in has
arantsnbaiis notbis. lpoisrbfi Ger &c,
bauernslpertbe Menfh nod por Ser
Mmputatipn Oes terlebten Mrmes 5eis
men Geiit dufgab. Die Wutter oes
ltngliidlihen, cine Witttpe. bate Idpn
friiber auf dbnlide Weiie einen Gobn
psrloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10

,a,,q Yaic! gdiie!
snr &eiie,aiu's Tnslano beiOrat 6.
Maine, Nr. All, ct. YauI.s trafc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
1trura NON Errrnirtntus.

Serenif1inus gebt nit &inoermann
fpa5ieren, ianee idon ihreiten lie
itumm nebeneinanber fer. 9a enblid
bridt Sereniifimus bas unertrdeli6e
Sdtpeisen our6 bic eeiitreife 5rdse:
rSd, lieber Sinbsrmann. iassn sic
mai, iibt's sieentli6 Mil9berinse2
Sab. reuliG3 ippas esleien." &C.
fpib, SurG]laudt," erlpiosrt Ginoers
mann, Der an folhe 6raaen ihon ees
pDbnt iIt.--nSo, 10. Iber," fdbrt
barauf Sersuifiimus fort, npie mub
man benin iol6e Sbiere mslten, psnn
man ibre Mil6 baben piQ?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
3%1ronin, 3lieItfulrn.

y o dD Il m. Ods Shtpurgeriht pers
urtbeilte Den Yeramann stephan Yds
nas3cat aus 0ieitsln. Der Den Wustes
tier gieipdIo tootli6 perlebt bate, gu
neun Sabren 3udtbuus uno flint Sabs
rem G6rperluit.
M Ii n # r, 0abier fdno ser Is.
@erbanbstag oss HbsiniI4:W eItfGlis
f4en SpartdI enpcrbanoes itatt. Dem
8erbanb gebDren 1893 S~pdrtafen NIT
2,237.O00.000 Wort Ginlaqen an;
oobon entfaaen auf oas RbeinIono
1,070.000,00O. auf WeItfulen 1,140,s
100000, ouf 2ippe $4,000. 600 Mart.
Drtmuno 3. Wsaen aautionss
fhDinbeleien bate iid bier Der otter
reihifbe Stnatsaneeboria. Sans 3is
oiastp Dor @eri6t gu beruntfpprten.
Gr bate jungen 2euten unter Ser 0ors
ipieaelung, tie Bel sut.m @ebalte am
itellen gu tpollen. aoutipnen entlodt.
Die StrdFtammer berurt6eilte ben
S6lpinbIer su einsm Sa6r flint Monas
ten @efdngnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
prnnir,t 9dJlcsnin-HnlItriu

q a. Ser Glteite 9iirgsr
@ltonus, Observation-Disclosures Satpb
Gobn, 1T i'm Nlter BON SO Sabren 9es
itorben.
&ieG. 9ei i6perem NoroipeIt :
iturm itranoeten in Der aisler 8u6t
Die beutiden Scaell6iffe .Metsor" uno
n@ega." gei 9irtsbols aerI6tug ole
Sranounq bds gurtidiTf nSettor.
Sieben Wann lpurben nit Miibe ges
rettet. Ter Matrole 9laae SobannIen
iplroe iiber 9oro aeipiilt un0 ertrunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
Srob6rriost6nm 9eGen.

3 utmtaoa an osn sslpsrb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-02
nastruc,ion Of a Flour Mil.

The Orange Grove Flour Mill, on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. three miles
from C4tonsvilIe, Nd. 5uiit Of brick
and five stories high, belonging IN the
&C. A. GAmbrilI Manufacturing Com
nany. was burned to the ground last
night, together with all lis extensive
machinery and large qu'ntily OF wheat
stored for grinding. The IRE was dis
covered about Z O'Clock in the basement
Of the engine room. The flames were
soon seen for miles around. The
Orange Grove Mill was the largest OF
the kind in Maryland, having a daily
capacity of from 200 TO l,5OO barrels
Of -four. The Orange Grove Mill and
its equipment we're worth upward oil
5000. 0O0. The am ,unt of insurG n e
carried is not known. During the
progress Of the fire trains could not pass
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at
Orange Grove. the mill having been
situated near the tracks. Several dwell
ings near the mill were destroyed. The
Orange Grove Station of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad was burned, together
with a number Of oulbuildingS.
All the houses destroyed belonged to
the C.. A. Gambrill Manufacturing Com
pany. The mill employed 80 hands.
During the fire several explosions of kerr
osenc oil were heard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-02
Personal.

Mr.. aud Mrs. CORTLAND II. 2mi' a
are stopping at the Belvedere, In BALI
more.
Among those who attended the ger
man given by the Norfoik-Old Point
German Climb. at Chamberlin's Hotel,
81 Old Point on Thursday night last.
was Miss Bessie Jones, OF this city.
Miss Jones also attended number Of
other delightful entertainments given
in Norfolk last week.
Miss Lucy Brookes who has just re-
turned from a visit TO friends in Norfolk
was a guest at a number of social
functions in that city during her visit
there.
Mrs. John Leadbeater and Misses
Gatewood, Young and Armstrong will
give tea at the golf house on Friday
evening, May 5. 49,,
Miss Mary Ball and Miss Mary Glib
son, of Richmond, are visiting friends in
this city.
NJ. f. H. Kemper, auditor OF the
Southern Railway Company, has gone TO
Tennessee on official business.
President Luther, of Trinity College,
Hartford, Conn, who is delivering
the course of Reinicker lectures, at the
Episcopal Theological Seminary near this
city, went to Mount Vernon today as the
guest of Rev. DR.. 5. A. Wa Ills, OF the
Seminary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-02
Political.

The political pot is again simmering'
and candidates for municipal offices, to-
gether with their friends, are at WORK.
The city democratic committee Will hold
an adjourned meeting at the Hotel
Fleischmsnn tomorrow night for the Pur-
pose Of making arrangements for pm
mary election to be held some time dur
ing the latter part OF the present month;
All city officials save the Mayor ana
Councilmen will be voted for next No
yember at the general election, when
State officers will also be selected.
There will be another primary election
during the latter part of the coming
summer, at which the G vernon, mem
bers of the House of Delegates and GER
tain State officers will be selected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-02
A Dangerous Place.

The frightening OF horse attached to
buggy at Spring Park and the pre-
cipitation OF a gentleman and a lady
down an embankment last Sunday after
noon brings to mind several similar ac-
cidents which have occurred at the same
place recently. The electric railway
tracks a short distance this side of
Hoofrs run are considerably higher
than the sidewalk on the north. The
roadway is narrow and when trains and
vehicles pass at the same time there Is
likelihood of the horses shying or becom-
ing frightened, iin which event the We
hicles are either backed Oft the embank-
ment or pulled down the same by the
terrified animals. Should present con
ditions be continued serious accidents 10
teams are likely to occur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-02
Wants to Divide.

The clerk of the court today received
a letter from the secretary OF the state
Board of Pharmacy stating that under
the pharmacy laws one-half OF the fine
of $50 recently imposed upon Mr.. John
Entwisle, of this city, for selling cocaine
unlawlully, should have been turned
over to that board. The letter stated
that under the laws the board stands as
prosecutor and is entitled TO one-half the
fines collected for The violation OF the
pharmacy law. Justice Cation directed
the clerk of the court to inform the SEE
retary of the Pharmacy Board that the
arrest had been made, the trial held aud
the fine imposed under the city laws and
that the money had therefore been
turned into the city treasury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-02
England 20 Support France.


The British minister to Morocco, Ger
ard A. Lowther, in an interview with
the Temps correspondent at Tangier
Yesterday made the first official declara-
lion that the purpose of his visit to Fee
is to support French policy in Morocco.
He said:
"When first arrived at Tangier did
not expect to present my credentials 10
the Sultan before the autumn, but under
present conditions start for fez IN three
weeks. Ny mission will not be merely
to draw up protocol. 1t will embrace
s'so the questions under that clause OF tic
Franco British accord in which the two
governments mutually engage to lend their
diplomatic support to the execution OF
that convention. Ny government is all
the more DESTROYS TO fulfil this duty since
the French proposition submitted to the
Sultan of Morocco strictly conforms 10
the spirit of the accord of April s, threat
ening the interest of no third power,
guaranteeing the security Of Morocco and
providing for the gradual development OF
the country without transition"
Mr. LOwth er's statement controver's
the view of the German official press that
he goes to Fee merely to present bis Gre
dentials, and is in line with the under
standing of ihe officials in Paris concern
ingthe purposes of his visit. Therefore,
they say the French mission at Fee Is
not likely to press its negotiations unit
Mr.. Lowther arrives. when united ln'
fluences will be brought to bear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-02
IL. T., Lee Camp.

The regular monthly meeting of X.
f Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans, was
heIE AZ their hall last night, with large
attendance of members, Commander
.Iohu NJ. johnson presiding One new
member was elected. The committee
appointed to prepare resolutions on the
death of COmrade Andrew Sullivan
made their report which was adopted.
The committee on the observance OF
Memorial Day reported progress the
commander announced that MAJOR
Holmes Conrad, of Wiuchester, would
deliver the address on that occasion:
Recommendations from the Bethel and
Gordon Monument Associations were
read and Laid over for future action
The following resolutions on the DEAN
of our late Comrade and member
General Fitzhugh Lee, we're adopted
Whereas, II. +. Lee Camp, No. z, Con-
sederate Veterans, of Alexandra, Va,
desires to put on record an expression OF
TIA deep sorrow upon the death OF this
noble Virginian, General Fitzhugh Lee,
lately deceased, and its appreciation Oh
his worth, therefore be it
Resolved, That we tender our deepest
aympathy to the family of General Lee
in this great sorrow which has come
npon them so suddenly.
Resolved, That the services OF Gen'
TItzhugh Lee, as a cavalry leader during
the sectional war, as Consul General al
Havana in the critical period just before
obe optbreak of the war with spain anc
as Governor of Virginia, were such as u
place his name high on the roll OF lame
and TO show that he was worthy OF INT
name he bore
Resolved That these resolutions 81
spread upon the minutes OF the CAM
aud that a copy he sent to the WIDOW 0
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee ,
The resolutions were seconded D.
Coo,sade johnson who spoke IN al
able aud impressive manner OF the nool'
qualities Of the deceased.
Comrades John S. Blackburn, Edga
WarfeId and w. a. Smoot were ap
pointed a committee TO prepare com
olete roster of the camp.
Lee Camp has made arrangements 10
securing special rates from the Washing
ton Southern Railway for those wn'
wish to attend Gen. Lees funeral i
Richmond on Thursday. Under thes
arrangements SO. 90 will be charged for
round trip from this city to kichmon
and return. These tickets Will De goo
on all trains on Wednesday, May 5rc
and on the early trains, including tn
1905 a. IN. train, on Thursday, the 4tl
These tickets are good to return unit
Friday the 9th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-02
Renort Received.

City Attorney Bootbe has received
from the District of Columbia CDmmls-
sioners copy of the report of d. T..
McComb, superintendent of sewers, in
relation 10 the sewer to be built from
Washington to point on the District
line about a mile and half above THIS
city. The report is copy Of that OF
which a synopsis has already been pub
lished. 1t sets forth that the work now
being done and contemplated will not in
terfere with the extension of the sewer L
q point below this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-02
Local. BREyiTIEs.
Tie Montague Club will hold regu
lar meeting tonight

The Montague Club will hold a regu'
lar meeting tonight
Mr.. K. u. Rogers will conduct re-
ligious services at the Village Chapel to-
night.
The weather last night and early this
morning WAS cool. The temperature,
however, rose during the day.
The soiree TO have been given at the
Young Mems Sodality Lyceum May .,
has been indefinitely postponed.
A marriage license was issued IN
Washington yesterday to Walter Gadd's
and Nellie Foster, OF Alexandria.
The gillers still report a scarcity OF
shad. They are selling at from 25a3O
cents for buck, aud j0a60 cents for roe.
Fredericksburg College baseball team
defeated the Episcopal High School nine
at Fredericksburg Yesterday by score OF
13 10 2.
Messrs. Sidney Goodrich and Harry
Richards have accepted the agency OF The
Manhattan Steam Laundry. and are so
licitirg patronage in this city.
During the month of April the clerk OF
the Corporation Court recorded 90 deeds
and issued 90 marriage licenses-l2 to
white and IL to colored people.
1t is more than probable that during
this week some OF the larger hshlng
shores along the river will ''cut OUT as
the catch of shad has fallen OF to moth
ing and herring do not pay for the cost
of taking them from the water
Mrs. Martha Morris, formerly Mrs. Daniel
German. of this city, died this morning At
Columbia Hospital. Washington. Her re-
mains will he brought here for lnterment'
and her funeral viii take place from De-
maine & Sons undertaking parlors on Thurs
day at 8 p. m.
A feast of seven tables will be given at Lee
Camp Hall next Tuesday evening, the 9Th IN
slant. at 8 o'clock. by the Seventeenth Nlr-
GINA Regiment Chapter. u. d. c.
Porter and ale on draught; also sold az ~
cents per quart. &. H. Zimmerman, Market
slley til, th,sa