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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Gntaw Sapings Yailf pon8 Baltimore

bet 10. Aprtf 1905.
Sn elmer an b~entleen Taae ACKNOWLEDGMENT
@anings Nant ban Baltimore" piroe Sr, gSiIs
liant Oe. Snhoen sum 9rdiioenten eriudblt, ait
Stelle bon SrIl. Hohert 8. 8rpiur, iceIher res
itgitirie: Sr. goiunro g. HobtftiDn ipiroe Sum
Yice4Brdiioenien. Spbn g. 9enle 5mm Sdbnbs
meiiler ilro Eronf u. Gbdl,S 5um SilliSsSdnes
meiiter erlu1bIt. Qt0-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
9[nnn Mnrin Strnnh

IS itarb am 20. apriI 1905, nm 3 llbr Mors
9ells, nab fnr5er a6er fbnlerj boler Gralfbeit
ul1ere 9eltebte Qiutter Anna Warin Strnnb,
gStttine pes beritorberen Gbriffian StraiB. In
brent 90. Sehe1sinhre. IN ibrer IeRfen gSpbz
nliHg, ,Yr. 903, 0aitern.guenue Die Itrerots
pun9 tt1oet @itttlDudl, M1dmittngs h2 llbr,
bonn Irauerbnufe ans ftotf. ~ Gfl-G)H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
1nhn Ncnrnr Nnhmnnn.

IS entfdIItef ianft i'm 6crrn am Sonntaa.
ben 20. Npril, gtadmiitngs k3 llbr, in Ieiner
Nobnin9, Nr. 1920, Sa~df6n.strahe, So6H
@e9rge Spbnanu i'm gllter Dor, SO Sabren uiS
,V{onate1. Die 3eit oct 9eeroigung iuirb
fpdter anaeSeigi. rN 1Ip
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Wi4inm Etrouff,

gs itHrb AMI 81. 9(pril 1905 @iainm etranff,
~aeliebter @Htte bon GIeIte Gtrauif nno Sobn
bon 9htguit uuo Gera Straufi, i'm 9uter bon "a
Snbren, Die Geeroielrne ftHhet W.ontag, 40
ubr Wl0rgeils, bonn Irnuerbdife, Or. 110S, Dit
GortbsIbenne. ans nab Der ct. 9lnn's Girne
Celebrirt miro. 0t2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Sohn ". Hecle.

SO itarh am 22. 9lpriI 1905 nah Iduaerem
SeioeH 3ubn y; Heeie, 70. Sabre ali. ~gelfebter
iithct 9ienitaa, gld6mittGss 4 ubr. bon ieincsr
lebtefl NobnII1g. Tr. 1886, RDrb,G arch stra6e
aus itdti: 8erfunnbte uno ,SreItli6e fin6 udls
illlgsoou!t ein9elaoen, %oericIbeH bei8upobHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
~Seriammlnmgs . gln3cisem.

pWla6iiUn.S auare immerpdbrrn6er gouUeretH,"
ytr. 1912, SftA@agers Strabe.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING fir 9treitoren
tiIoet WtoHtag, ben "a. aprit, @benbS 8 ubr,
ttaft: 8dbl uno SabresberfdmmIuHg am oas
r1uftolgenoen Woniag. ben 1. Wsai. WitaIies
Der itno eriu6t, 3u erffeinen.
8. y. 6artmnH,
uf2,4) Serretdr.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Din Nrnnheinrnthhmerl

NFEEWFt01A y VWEINH FNWEF
ilHter'Te p artemcnt, Guftcttur Der MniiermtetbelI
tnb 2ieen6cn, HatbBnus.
altt more, %. 9lpril 1905.
TuttS at bic fir 0nNcrmietben Hitfftdnoigcr.
Ille Ycrlone1, Die Der Stuot gSuierrnietben
Rllirbinas9febmillget etc. fir oGs LeBte 5isfals
idbr tfuloell. lperoel hermit h~ellddri6ttgt. buB
oteies 9epnrtenent am Wiuhtng, ben 1. Wini,
nit Der suSitealnq bon Gefeblen sum Ibitelleu
beg Matters b~eginnen miro.
Z. spencer Glarie,
Gouefior Der &SGiermietbefi mo 2tecIl5en.
(gpril24.2j)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
On liebember Grinnernnn

an unfcreu a~cIiebten @uitcn uno 8ater
SUhauu 3etlmeisl,
iuelcber geitern. an %. glpriI. Dor einent Sabre
geitorben. nber ui6t p~erqciieH lit.
&te flr5 1T bod pes Wenfnen 2ebeu,
gSte eleno miro man ueggerQfft,
9Bir itno nit Sterbli6teit umge6eu,
Sarlm beriiegt Der lebensfaft;
Ntr bliiben atf IHo fallen al,
Atr itelgeH aus Der &ie8' ms @rub.
@epiOmct puu iciuer Satin uuS aimbsr.
nl3-4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Sermidlte Mmseigen.
.Sndlseits /. GinInhnnnen

uiib gtFteu.anrten, so aartet bon Sbrer Blat'
te, 35e.; 80 grabirte aartei iino ieue Vlatte,
soc. VI. .. Snatrturr, 9r. 200, @sit'2rgtngs
tuu.Strnhe. Sefbet ipegen Yro6ett.
(glprtIt4 TAG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
3mr Grinncrnng

an lnfere gelie6te N%llitter.
6rau 9nrufinc Mlnttbirs,
ipcIhe ant "a. 9lpriI 1904 g~eftprben 1T.
pSm 2eben geIie6t uHo i'm 1ooc MID pergciel!"
Seiuionlet bon tbren Iiebenoen I56tern
Auanite Gngelbarot nebit 6amilie;
gmilie 9tttprff nebit Samilie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Sin Gdritt in Der rcdlien Midltnuo
Qpn0on 8arf.

Der honpiiaalidTte .SrteSbot tn Baltimore.
arsal:, 900 ader. = SntrterpabrenSer Charter.
GELD bon a1et SiubttbeiIeR. Gtrabenbabft,
@qeaons pGlliren ben. Sauptetnearie. aue bret
Wtiiliiteit. WurmeS Wdrte5tmrrer fit GoI6e,
bic ben Grtebbof bel rnu6em gSetter beil6en.
geardbnibpldbe 5n febr mabieen 9retieu,
fimntIi6 inter fottipdbrenber 8ffeee.
ghreau: Rr. 81. @eft.e aratusa. etraRe.
(SuU6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

Ter Sonsfrfeg in 8 9 r
rgauiiabIe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @e-
Ielidaft@ felt fid mebr uro mclr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

Vile 9eihcnbcitntter nno aititentea uun Sci.
dlenbriiattern, bic in ibren @eidafteu tn Der
Staot Sait'mote isatIs tno. peroen bisrntt bs'
iibnng bon Observation-Disclosures tnnt elmer Wife
Der Wlarnldnber 8sietgebuna am 1. Waai 1905
~erl1Idieit iuerbeit, ii1o I'M Sale einer Rifters
nelierlings oerielben ant ooer boz ohieem 9ntlim
foIen Die eegenludrti1en 9iceit6en fir nlu uno
nidtig erIldrt iuerocn. NppliIdtiunen INT Grs
neilerlnaen mitien bel benz Sefretdr e. Winois
ion Witfen in befen Niirealt. ylr. 1901, Neits
Sdbettes Strdbe, ant ooer uu6 biefem Sutum
bis sum /. Wint 1905. ~6iuifden s u1o 10 lbr
8crmitloes, nno bon VI bis 40 llbr slbenoS
eiItaereldt iperoeit.
Sm giftruee Der stuatSs8ebbroe Der Gets
6enbeitnttcr
(ee5.(- Spbu .. epenes, 8rdf.
(NpriIt4, 1920
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

Snotana un0 8tSconin
baben @eiebe gegen ooS Gigorretter.
rordlen angenommer. Aud) in Ohio
lit Die &eoe oooon, Elm lolfeS @eice
5l erloiien. 9a5u idrei6t Elm Obior
9lott: Ser iiberm1Bige Goffee- un0
SbeegenrB untergrabt boS Ierpen.
ipItem monfer 9eute nidt min0er,
ais Der Tobndsgenub; tuarum alio
nidt aud oos Sbee- un0 ooS 9ufice.
trinfen berbietcn? @enn einenl
Sbeil ser 9eboIferung erloltbt ieitt
Ioll, gelebltd) 81 oeroroncn. luoS cill
onbercr Sbcil genieBen ooer nid)t ge.
nieBen ioll, 70 gie6t rs Ga ~iiber6oltpt
feline @rer5c. Ter 2prunniIiru19
Der 8crion lit mieber G6iir ln0 56or
geoffnet. Niemnn6 lit Damn Iifer,
Dab niht morgen oud cine ieiner -
bon linn fir bcredtigt geGoltenen -
8eiuo6n6eitcn an9etoItet mo Der.
boten miro. llno Der @eiit Scr olrc.
rifoniIden Serfoiiung erloubt 90.
rum nld oicle 8robi6ition8gcicb.
ge6lng nidt. Die @erifte, oie iie
5itloIien, entidcioen nid)t oltf @rluno
Der 8erfoiiunG ionOern ouf @rltno
Der Sbotiade, Dob bier5ulonbe ser
- bon Den Yliritoncrn percr6tc -
Erobi6itionSiuobn cine politiihe
@ad)t lit. SIS pdrc al, Der Belt, ooB
oic @cridtc iid in bicier 5rogc enc.
lid ciltnlol ouf 6cn 9o0en Der Scr.
foiiung iteatcn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

Separtemcut fir 6ffeutlide gauteu.
SnbhepnrtcmeH hes StaotsSngenieurs,
Baltimore, ben 10. 4priI 1905.
I'M Girrei1un9 oeritegelter 5proerungs.glu
eebote, nit Der guff6rtft pBrppofdls for 66eel
Ispbalt Gepairs." fir Die game Staot, I'M
StaotsS raenieurs. Sepnrtemert pdbreno oea
SabreS 1905, miro bierbIrd eriu6t, uHo mer.
oen ~oiefelben inter Der goTeiie oes ,8oaro Of
%glluaros. care Of Sarrb 8. Sonper. 9teeiiter,
GitDsSau, Baltimore" bis gum 3. Mai 1905,
SormittaeS II rbr ~entee9en gertomnen.
Gin begIaubteter 6bed in Sbbe oes In ben
Gpe3ifiidtionen urtgegebenen 9etrdees. an Or
Der oes WtdDors mo StaotrntbS bon Baltimore
ee5ogen, mub ieoem gngebot b~eigefiigt feiH.
Spe8ififutioneH uno Inge6oi5 : 5ormlIdre
fDnnen auf @riu6en in bieiem gireal e1tee9en
geilunlmcn iuerbei.
q. 7. Senonfl,
StaotsS ngcnieur.
8eitittet:
e.. GlaH 5imanns,
Br0iiocut Der GuntrdftsBeb0roe.
L9hriI21 % u % DC o1 2S %. Mlnil u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
0nrrninc

MalertTn - gartartig - SriebItd.
gSeiltd bon, ySalbrcof elm tino cine baIbe
Wieile. 8erlbt bic nit Noipbattdn be3et6ncie
Nortbs sIbenue'@ar Srcte autften g~tadmiffaes
am terminus. Nreife bon 8eerdbntbpldtcr jebt
lpe3teu Setdbte 8eotiau1een. aelepbnn =
9pabs. Verlaust g%rpfdhre. (W1ai4.1S,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Sohn Sertpia e 6.
SDbn 8. SenfeI,
ser. 604, eab.ehars. straae,
lit her Observation-Disclosures.

tueI&er aHe NEItrise ,ftets 3nr Bufrlebenbeit
cn6fibrt.. Sie bon tim beJnn> ,iten 2ei6en
t6nien BoGe1 long Iteeen, obne bic eeringften
BerIotftil9sfpu 5u 5eilen. Srdu 3eufeI 1T
g~raouirte gtn5nIfn mirsrtn, unb III oe 9,e5aH6'
lung bon 9ranenIetpen beren SDeltuIitd!.
(San10,fS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

Seine Sntidlcn NIT 8nmmirGeern
fir .Beardbnife. Sod3eiten uro @efeufhafter.
uro 9drborsSet5n1g. .
Baltimore Gpmpe Company.
Er. 3t5, @ef Sanette. etrake.
Telephone = Wt. SernoH 256; GourtIato 1855.
(Sft6.tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

aI8 cine 9e~utejdgerei berous. 0i
gLIeronoerS MAIDEN, mas gemaf)
neroen fam, &Doe bot ooS idon &c
than, Ole agenten iino auf ibret
Ruben aus uno beri6ieoene BoIicen
inbaber iufen mebr 81 befommen
ais ibnen nod Dem 8ortlolte ibret
&olice 5lIte6t. gnes ailf Der Sage
mad Dem Collar.
@ouberncur 5olf II
| MiIiouri mill ole @eieBe qnttpeoer
Sltrdqefiibrt ober o%ufgeboben ba6en.
0as lit an uno fir iif Gogiif; allen
Sr. ToIf ioate uiiieu, 0aB Die 2ano.
onfels in ben @eieBgebungen Die
Sonntogsgcicbe nitt oufbeben mol,
len, in oen StGoten ober loIien lie
Iih ni6t our6iiibren, neil Die
StGotebcoolterlmg in Der Ntcbr5obG
gegen oen Sonntags5luong lit.
@un6ertbier So0eSf0llc
al @cniditnrre lebtc @ohc in 9tctu-
Wprf; orci5ebn ipcniger, offs in ser
oorbergebenocu @ode, n6er INNER
nod cine redlt bobe 3obl. gW bic
nit 10 bicl Slim6im oltSgcpoioltnten
neuell 8eilperfobren gcgCn 6ie I'M.
beinlIihc Sranfbeit %erlpeiieu lid) IN
Der ErariS alS 5icmli6 Wertblos.
Dos Spe5ificum gc9en Die Gere6ro.
Spinol-M eningitiS mllB nod gefun-
Den merben. &orbelIgrngcn ourf
&einlidfeit uno Sonnenlift lit nod
INNER oos bette @cgenmittel.
Cine 8obn BON . /.
more nod OoflonO, Californian, Die
critic in oen Ser. StaoterL bic inter
elmer GontroIc oen gon5en Continent
our6quert, loft iebt in Ingriff &c.
non1men weroen. IS meroen Bombs
in ser S0be BON so MiQionen Dol
lars altS9egebelJ Inn et1e Stftte bon
SoIt Cafe, llto6, mad Soflonb fertig
81 Itelen. 3aS combinirte @olllo-
8obnsS pitenL oos bisber in Salt
2ofc cnOigte, miro 70 gum Stiacn
gefiibrt. mo ourd oen Saul
Der gir9inier Central uno ser
Wurbl0noer miro ooS
gtienbabn Spitem NIT
Dem Atlontiihen O5con p%cr6unocn.
Gie conuoiihc Farific.9dbr perbiu-
bet oic beioen Meere bereits. 5iir
lit Die gusfiibring oe3
Soulo'i6en Broiefts bon groBter
8eoeutlng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Baltimore Scmetcrn.

ghrsau: Nr. 344, Rorb.Gbarles. etrahe.
Begrdbntbpl1be 5unt Berfanf bon $25 an,
NIT Wsurniorpfoftcu abeegren5t, $35 8Int
fir bier 8rdber. (S1ntS, tN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
8eitdtiet.
partsmcnt fir 1iientli@e ganten.

cgtpril2i .22. q, %. g, -. IS 20; Iati,2J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL Re RECEIVED AT THE BU-
reau OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department,
Washington, ID. c., until 10 o'clock m, August
i, 1903, and publicly opened Immediately there
after. FOR the construction at the new Naval Hos
pltai, Washington, ID G., OF power house about
SIS feet inches long by SO feet wide, and with
10 feet clear head room, and Of perfora ted ra-
dial nodded brick chimney 10 feet high above the
not less than feet inches. Copies OF plans can
be obtained upon application TO the Bureau Of
Medicine and Surgery, Navy Department Wash
inston, D G. Applications for proposals should
nished upon application to the bureau H. T. h.
HARRIS Paymaster General U.S.N. jys-law-2t
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. OFFICE
OF Superintendent U. S. Capitol Building and
Grounds, Washington, D. O., July 6, 1905. Pro-
posals lin duplicate) for cut stone work for the
building, United States Senate will be received
and opened at the above office at O. clock % m on
SATURDAY., July 20, 1908, In the presence of per
sons desiring TO attend Plans and specifications
receipt OF check for $50 payable to the Superin-
tendent U. s. Capitol Building and Grounds as
guarantee for their return. Checks will be re-
turned upon the receipt of plans and speciica lions
be required deposit with the bid and subse-
quent bond Will be required for the faithful per-
Torrance of the contract. all OF which is EXPLAINED
In the specifications. The right Is reserved to re-
In any bid. ELLIOTT WOODS Superintendent o.
$. Capitol Building and Grounds Approved: f. A.
HITCHCOCK, Secretary. jyS-2aw, 81, eSu
q. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE 1000 22D ST NV.
Washington. ID. C.. July 5, 19o5.-Sealed proposals
fot construction of macadan roadways on ap-
Washington. %. c.. will be received here until II
M, August 4. 1905. and then publicly opened In
formation application. SMITH s. LEACH
1t. COL, Engrs. 1y1.410,11Aau3,1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08

FOR RENT-ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
little apis. OF rooms and bath: In good section
NV; every room has SUM ght; rent SO per
month 1922 N j. NV
1t y. l.. SALISBURY. 1921 18th NV
FOR RENT-Ii0a u ST Ne; ATTRACTIVE AND
modern little apt. in finest section ne; rooms
and bath; fine porch: rent 500. so per month.
1t y. L. SALISBURY, 1921 18th St NV
FOR RENT-CHOICE APARTMENTS.
THE CLIFTON
Cor. Mass. ave. and Thomas circle; large
front rooms. steam heat, hot water, elevator
janitor. RENT. Sos.
THE ROCKINGHAM
X !. aye. bet. 18th and 14th SITS; and s.
venienre RENT. $40 and $50 ~
THE wOODLEY."
Columbia read and Mintwood place; and
Broom fats. modern building. all conveniences;
line at door. RENT. $50 and $65.
ZIG 18Th ST. NV"
Groom bachelor fiat. RENT. $50.
WILLARD ST. NV"
Between 18th and 18th. T and u SITS; modern
2.family fats separate cellars yards fuSns a s
etc LIST far, rooms and bath, rent, 81. 90
I'd fiat, rooms, attic and bath; rent, S3o.oo
Convenient TO cars
1901 ST Me- .
2famiy flats. new. apartments. all
door. Rent LIST floor 500. 80; I'd floor. $3.50.
tyS-2t LIEBERMANN q HAWN, 1893 f st.
FOR RFNT-THE WINDSoR-1425 I ST. NV.
hreproof building, rooms and rooms and bati'
immediate possession: only $50.
THE VIRGINIA. 2120 G st NV. new building,
beautifully decorated 3, and Groom apis; very
reasonable rents: inspection invited.
ETHEEHURST 18th and L. room and bath.
$50. FIREPROoF BUILDING.
GENOA. sos 18th St. apart. to suit. or VIII
floor; very low rent TO good party. WM: A.
EASTERDAY Qnc), Bond bldg. my27 49t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08
WANTED-AGENTS.

wANTED-AGENTS OF EITHER SEX TO HAN
die celebrated corn and bunion cure; every
boy accom- panied by a S. guarantee. We VIII pay
good agents IS per dsy TO introduce our goods
Into their section. Sample box. Zoe; s!1 boxes,
81 For terms and particulars address the man
nfacturers C. Ii. BIERUE co, lola WIS
jeaO-3Ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08
WANTED ROOMS AND BOARD.

SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS FAIR-S1ZED
cool room and good board In small private fam
Roy 1877 Star ONCE 1ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08

WANTED 90 81 DAILY FITTING Ef
cur free book tells how. immense he d; large oe-
mand AMERICAN OPTICAL COLLEGE, chi
cago. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08
APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
little apis. OF 5 rooms and bath; In good section
NV: every room has SUM gbt; rent SO per
month. 1922 n. j. ave. NV.
1t y l.. SANSRURY 1921 18th NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08

2,2l 18TH ST. NV. ROOMS AND TILE BATH
LIST noor dat; splendid condition; Ideal ocation:
convenient TO two lines: nicely papered
throughout; rent $50 20 per month
j. HARRISON JOHNSON X SON,
ty4-6t COG Eth ST sw Phone Main PISS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08

FOR RENT-IN THE ALDEN, BABCoCK & CAL
vert apt. house. 18th st. Yale. nice i've
room and bath apartments: just completed; Win
all modern csHvcnences
jy4-u,5 II T. RI'ST COS l3th ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08
APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-2 ROOMS AND BATH. So. THE
brunswick iyG3i.
FOR RENT ROOMS AND BATH; PREMISES
No. $40 I'd ST. Sc: for $50.
WIl.LIGE. GIBBS, & DANIEL. COS COS 18th ST.
Jy5-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08

SEVERAL PERSONS OF REFINEMENT MAY Sc
cure table board with small family Yale st.
14th beautiful dining room; excellent
cook; good service. Address Columbia Heights
Carrier 331 "a 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08

WANTFD-MEN. EVERIWHERE. GOOD PAl'
to distribute circulars. adv. matter. taek signs'
etc: no canvassiHg. Address NATIONAL Nd
VERTISiNts Co. 100 Oakland Bank building
Chicago. Ill. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08
ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT--DELIGIfTrUL OUTSIDE ROOM IN
3d-noor fiat suitable two persons: meals
II desired excellent service; private family.
WYNOlA, 1905 Mass. ave- NV. jyS-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08
WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

wANTED-MES FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD
excellent opportunity fer promotton Apply pc
tween ana : any evening until July II, Iuum
49, Center Market ArnJry. Po-ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08

WANTED-PAGE-DAVI Co. CHICAGO, WANTS
a few ambitious learn to write advertise
mcnts: they can earn $50 per week; write teday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08

MORNING BETWEEN PAT
ent Office and Capitol building. brown purse con
tanning two railway tickets to Asheville, N. q,
and bag of money. Finder please leave 81
JAMES HOTEL and receive liberal reward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08
WANTED--ROOMS.

wANTED-OFFICE AND RECEPTION ROOM
central NV. section, for professional gentleman
who wants home living and refinement. Address
Box 204, Star office 1t'
wANTED-BY TWO ADULTS. MOTHER AND
son. three four unfurnishcd rooms In private
family IN vicinity Of 18th and Mass ave- Adj
dress IL. f. p" Star Office. It,
WANTED - TWO ROOMS. COMMUNICATING.
north OF n and west of 18th SITS. NV, by lady
In odncs. AddEsss L 3. c.. Star office. It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08

LARGE 5IooM FINE FLAT s2S: REJECTION
IN summer; elevated. IA minutes TO treasury Rms
hcii over post office The Berwick, 18th and
fvR n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08

FOR hENT-I103 u ST. NE; ATTRACTIVE AND
modern little apt. in finest section ne; rooms
and bath; fine porch; rent, $3.50 per month.
1t y. L. SA\SRURY, 1922 18th ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR WELI~ESTABIISHED AND GOOD
paying drug business, In n desirable and growing
section OF the northwest; seven years in present
location; business increasing steadily each year;
all cash trade: rent and running expenses exceed
iney low; splendid opportunity for druggist TO ac-
qure very profitable business at reasonable
price, as owner Is anxious 10 retire. For partic-
ulars address OWNER NJ :" Star office Tvs az.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08

TO PASTURE AT LAY
Hin: Moatg Co, Nd g Per mol god MEADOW
called for and deltvore4. q q, pARHkh. 80
~ - ANA ,nheoA ~ 2110h 1aAnAnA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-JULY 2 BROWN SPOTTED AND
speckled pointer female. Reward il returned TO
EDW. BROOKE, 1854 Wisconsin ave- jyS-3t-
LOST-FRIDAY EVENING, CRESCENT SCARF
pin set with pearls, Chevy Chase cars or at
the lake Liberal reward if returned to 40 K l.
ave NV jyS-3ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
RUSHING. TROOPS
TO TIL FRONTIER [ D !. ]. ]: !.
Ominous MovcmentGi1l Norway
andsSwedsn Seems to Point s.53
to War.
CAPITALS MUCH EXCITED E:
London Still$B elieves That Salts
factory Settlement Will
Be Reached.

7IT--1I-7I ~ 7-Il-7 ~ ~ n" VIII 4 M
4 (By Associated Press.)s

83lt3tt & s.f (loy5dtaSSOCltiteQ ATTcSS 4it & s6
s sKARLsTAD September is, The Asso-
ciated Press has reason to believe that
the question Of the demolition Of tho for-
7tifications on the Norwegian frontier wns
discussed at o-day,'s session OF tho dele
! 7gat-s / of y Sorwa " ana Wcden, !, a i'd lat
the discussion developed wido differences
OF opinion. is
The excitementat Stockholm and Christ
inia Is increasing and the movement Of
troops to the frontier continues.
(Bys Associated Press III,
# LONDON, September 15-The Asso-
ciuted Press is officially informed that
there Is no truth In he%report that For
eign Secretary Lansdo wne has bcen ask
ed to arbltrate the questions In dispute
between Sweden and Norway. 1t is stated
that the Swedish minister, Baron De
Bildt and DR.. Nansen have had conver-
sations with8the highest officials OF the
foreign office but%no proposal for British
arbitration has been made BY either
side. 81
3 1t is believed that II satisfactory settle
nlent will be reached
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Continued on Second Page.) &
TO AID
CROWD SAW F||' U BURNED B. JI|lI!.
Death and Panic Follow Ex-
plosion in Building Of Connecti-
cut Fuse Company,
(By Associated Press. )

AVON. CONN, September 15,-The
explosion Of a fuse, followed bly, fire
IN a building OF the Climax Fuse Com
pany here this afternoon caused II panic
among twenty employees In tho building
and resulted in the dcatli4of seven and
injuries that doubtless Will prove fatal
70 several others + There was no way
Eof coping with the flames, which soon
spread rapidly and In less than an hour
after the explosion occurred those who
We're unable to escape We're In the
clutches Of n fire that eventually burned
their bodies to ashes, As the day wore
on the great crowd that collected In
their Hamlet saw the bodies of tho men
and.sWomen Roasting In The fire, power
less to over check the flames. The exact
cause OF the accident may never be
known, hut II Is the accepted theory
there that In an effort to burn cut a
stoppage on one of tho ninchlnes a work
man caused an explosion OF a fuse. With
the hot iron he he'd In his hand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
NOMINEES FOR THE
HOUSE AND Senate
Republicans Put Up Absalom
Waller and T. F. Nor
rison.
fsneclnl 10 The Times-Dlspatch.)

FRED ERIcKSBuRG, VA" Sept To-
Two Republican conventions were held
in the courthouse here this afternoon.
One to nominate a candidate for the
state Senate from the thirteenth senlh-
,torial district, composed Of the counties
az spotsylyana, Stafford and l0usSa ana
the city OF Fredericksburg, and the oth-
ar 10 nominate a candidate for the House
NJ Delegates from the district composed
n the county Of spotsylvania and city
Of fredericksburg,
Mr., B. a. Henson, Of Louisa, county,
vas elected chairman Of the senatorial
convention, with G, D. Foster, Or Erred
ger,cksburg, secretary
Absalom Waller, of spotsylyania coun-
~ was unanimously nominated candl-
date al for the State Senate, a.. committee
con,posed Of w. j. Butzner, RI Rlaydes,
Walter Wamsley and 3. Al Henson, was
APPOINTED to notify Mr., Waller OF MS MS
nomination !.
Nv. i. Butzner was made chairman et
,,,e convention to nominate "a candidate
tnr tie House OF Delegates, with q y,
Noster, No secretary, +. Mofrison, Of
gsnotsylyaniaf county, was nom mated can
d;nate l,y acclamation..4A a committee was
! annointed to notify Mr. Morrison Of his
nomination. There We're several colored
aelegates in each convention NO @reso-
iutions % Of any character We're offered IN
either convention. sSl