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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29

Nt'| SiiillltofefN pelltDtltu, luuIiIu)Ie
je6od], oob iGrc &ricg@tropbGc in
lbrcr Seimot6sito0t blei6c. $50 sic
&0ronc nltigeItcQt mer0cn lol, lit
nod nid)t 6citimmt. &n ser &otllnbo
oc9 &atbbouica itebt Die onoere
&ricgSreliouie Scr StoOt, bie 81
Manilo c"r6elttctc @ononc, Elm @e.
IdJenf oes Capt. GDcr, Commandment
brS arer5cr8 Baltimore" mGGrcno
Der S6laGt IN Ser 9oi bon Monilo.
Sbbct thM ict6t1 II itr @otb.
.'' ''GlduS Nnncr.
Ger NotGbouS 2htncr DIT SCI. @op,
Strobe GidcntGum 6cf StiitiNcn ep..
lut1. 3iohsocmeinot Miro Scr Stoot
POM l.. moi oieic2 So6rcS an $4,000.
pro 3obr foitctr. @i&6ct 6ctrltg sic
Wiictbe $2t0O. &m @cbGucc iiro ooS
@eiunoGcitsontt ult0 bic topogrop6t
Id)c &~crmciillrg uItcrgcbrodt. Gin
Gontitc Scr 0CnciuOc cridien g~cItern
i'm Gotbbouic ul0 bcnodridtiQtc
W{apor Stmonlt$, OoB ser Godtcpns
trott nibt crncucrt luerOcn miirGe, Co
iet 6crnt, Sic Sto0t miQigc eilr, 5000
mcDr 81 5a6lcn, ais btSber. Scr
Miopor miGigtc Gin, 1tnO ser @oGt-
controft miro nli elm meitcrc8 (Su6r
D~crlGtgcrt pcroeu. Mcnn bo3 &oGr
o%b0cIotfcn lit, bofit Der Mfapor, ooB
bic Stoot Gin ncllc9 mmni5ipolCS Csc.
b0lt0e Gober miro, IN mclhent oQC
GcpartcmcntS, fir mclde Die Sto0t
Jest M0lmlidfeitCl mict6er mlJG,
untCrgCbrodJt ncrGcr f0nuelt. llr-
ipriirglih bctrl1g Die WiCtbC iiir Sen
&otbbouS- Sinner MIR $500. Cos
Gontite scr &irdJcngCmcinoc crtl0rte,
sic GIotiofc, boB boS Gigcntbrm
$4,000 b0ber a6gcih6bt morbcn lei
fiir oic 9cItellcrunq. iei elmer Der
@riinOc fir Die G%rb0burg bcrMietbc.
Nuid MIDI Scr &otcr.
g4oiicr , Sngcriatr 0uid benod).
ridtiQte Mopor GimontS 0citerr,
BOB cr ni6t be%rontlportliG lei fiir sic
am Montog pom Stntotrotbsmit.
9lie0 Nott9 i'm Critcn N%otbS5pcigc
cingcrcidtc GcrorGnrmg fiir Sen
Nntolti oe3 @iIiom8 Elobcs 81
@ol6roof fir Sic 9nlogc 0C8 iGon
icit Orci Sa6ren Qeplonten Ncicrpoir3
fiir Die .&igb @otcr Serpicc." @r.
@ottS iogtc, sic GiGcntIiimcr Oc&
io0enontltcn 9silionl5 NloBe& Bat,
ten i'm Crillft, sic &croronurt0 Elm.
5trCid)cn. Wd1pr EimonllS crtldrte
Oo sic Mc1rGcit Der @oTcr6eb0rnc
irdl fir Den &ebiport6-Y lob crtIdrtc,
lpijrhe Sic &crorOnung fir ocr 9hlt
fuui hiclrS ElaBc9 notltrgcnt0b Ocn
@or3llG Scr Administration bobcl1.
@efomcn'libr els Sur ii If.
Gic Nn~ocitcllteu I'M Stcltcrocportc,
mcrtt erbicltth 0eitcfn ibr @clb Sil.
rid, iptldcS lie elncm flcftcn WtG0.
dcn bon @oobberrp ont GomItdg
porldoliegL pcGd)es oli oCm @3ege
sum St~cuerbiirealt $40 perlor, nit
mcIGcn tic iiir ibrc Mltttcr ole
Stcltcrn fir 1906 bc}obIcn ioate.
9Sic bcrihtet. iYllrpe NoS GcIO Don
circr IngcItcater Ser @ron00iitriftS.
Gonnriiiion 9ciunben mo Der Ntllt.
ter Gcs WdodcnS slrriiferitottct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29

Sr. IuguIt @ortbc 0cit I.
- Gincr Der bcfon1teItcn Ocllt.
id)en OiitbiirQtr Soltimlorc'S, &Crr
NllgltIt 0ortbc, itorb gcItcrn Glbcn0
IN icincr @o6nlnh 9fr. 1908, @olz
lins-S trnEe, inn 81, %Scbcn&ioDrc.
SEER @ortbc lit ifon lett cinigcl
Monotcn an ben 8cbreden oca 9t
tiers, ood) mnr CT tboti0d)Iid) lllr 5lu5i
Modcn b%cttlGacri9. Gin 9tlcrcnlei-
Den mar Die 0ireftc lltlodc icinc8
Nillldei0cna. Serr 8ortbe lpltr0C
I'M 6Cbruor 1920 IN 6rnntcnburA,
Scncn-&oIiel, 6eborcn u1,b 0ing I'M
Iltcr BON p >Sobren nod .Nmcrito.
Gr lonOctc 5ucrlt III ScroS, no CT eli
nigc 3cit uerlpeilte; bod Iic0eltc cr
ipGtcr nod Baltimore iibcr, no CT
Die 0nr}c Belt geiuobnt bat. <r3c
Belt nod) lciner Nnfunft bobicr orgr
Nitric CT nit Srrt. 2oliS 20mcnItein
boS SficicrocfGgcid)Gft ser Sirnru
@ortE 4 &omellitcill lpel6eS cil
oolca bolbcS rS~obrbltnocrt bcitortocll
bot, lporoui iid heibe oltcn Serrct
ans Dem @cifoftslchcn 5ltriif5o9cn.
Scrr 2Gmcnitcin itarb all 4. Nopcnls
Der I'M 9lItcr pom 81 Sqlrct. Sbidpn
Serr, @ort6c lid niGt attn an Ncr.
Tplitif Petbciligtc, il, 4lobm CT ood)
Iebr re9cn Nntbcil on ,ollcn Seruc.
9lt1gen Der Geptidly Intcrlfoner.
lpeldc iln Icttcn bolben Sobrbu1oert
Elm cinflllbrcihcr. Spftor i'm Silent
lidcn Scben ~eenorbcn lino. Scrr
@ortbe mur WiitalieO elmer 0robtu
In5obl Gercine unb @obltbdtigfcits.
Srgoniiotioncu. Seine Satin, Die
ibm Dor ijeben Sa9ren inn Zone Dor
aus oillg, mar cine Der Mitbcgriinoc.
rinnen oe5 n9meemeinen Seutidlen
@oiienbUlieS". Gr binterl0Bt cine
Softcr, Sri. Mortbo @ortbc, peld)e
linn Den 0ousitanb iiibrte. nnD eilen
Sobn, oell meitbiu ~betonntcn Soitr4
noliiten 9oiliS" 0artbc IN @oibing.
ton, .. 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29

stnnt MtarGlanS, @erihcruuaS. ccpartcmcut
6pmmiiidrs rs, Siircnu. ~ Baltimore, ben :,
Scbrrar 1906. Gb bcidbciHige biermit, BAR
6cm S~lsiueiic Der yWcrmauin sic Sufuraurc
6umpnuN" bie Ium 81. Sc5ember 1908. mie
CT In rieiem Witrcnt eiuaereidbt lpnroell, lit.
Gcnj. Il. Grpnic,
GeritbcrItHp9zGnnmiiiir.
roo NJ tp1\
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29
SdiffSfarten Dpn nub nadJ Scutld'
Lamb.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: SEA.
iiite $40 unb $3.50; @rcmen-@ol.
tirnore $3.50. Gunorciie ST biQi9e.
rem Yreiie. S9cu. $. Sicncr & ST.,
2t7 Sit.9altimore. StraBe. (323)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29
&eriidJcrnnes 9ins,ueiic.
2urdp has @crId,errags. 2cpartemcnl

Gnnocniirtcr Nusmcis iibcr ben Stnno Der
r@crmuria vie Sniuraucc 6urrpnnD" upn
9emsYprt nm II. Gejenber 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29
Gurf has @eriidIerunas. - cpGrtcmrnt.
GpnbcnIirtcr g(u5iuciS i:bcr Sen Stuno Der ,Ucr'
m~an.9imcrieGu Sniuraucc Company" pun
9iciusYprf nm 81. Srjcm6cr 1905,

Gcfnnimte Ginllnbnet ......... sc, 1850, G90.22
@eiumnlte s(usga6eil. ........... 1901, $50. 80
@utbabct.
GrirSci9entbuut I'M geiib Der
Gompagnie 100000
SDpGibelcIsS arlebcu auf Srlllocis
ocnt6nin . 2t1, 900. 90
Ifticn mo SbIiaatipnci, @iGcgs
i0rnl Der Gunipnanie. 49,. .t2, 1876, 601 As
9nnr i'm &iircnu mn in bet Darf 500 05.G GO
9lge1iten : Nilnn5ctt. ............ 042,502. 05
6iuige mo a~utgclaufene 9tnien
un6 Diict6cn .............. 5O,4s9.31
W,urituCrib Der slltien ulo Sblis
g"atiuuen liner oet gu0luertD. . 205,7S5.55
IruttpsG it6abel ........... $14 ,0G1, 1886
Gimt S,gcitanocue OutGaGcu.
Observation-Disclosures brel
uocr flc0r Wtunate
iduia ............. SS,G53.37
- s,G53.37.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29

8itthaben.
@runoei9entbiim i'm GeIit Der Sc
lellt0dft =.
91potbeieu ani @runoci9entbum
8lnuosG arIebeu. . ..........
SnrIe6en an Goliccn. SnbaGer alli
Die Gulicen Der Gompngnie..
Frdmien Z Nehiel aui ausqes
itellte Voliccn, mrf sic So
2it.00, bic Nrdulie oca critcn
Sabre3, itno .............
giiettGl lnS SbliGationen, boz;
Der Gcfcnihaft 0eei9nct. 49,.
Naar tnl Niireau; IN 4'anfe4 utlr
Irltits6 %utHpd0nie'n ...s....
Sduiae ltno a~ufgtlalifcnc 5iulca
llno 0tieiben
9Stdt cpllciitrte nrlo ner}ogerte
Frdmien, netto .............
Nqefltelis Vilut5en ........"..
@tnriiiucrib oc5 @rnuoeigens
tbirrls ii6er ocn 0u6iperib.
lN1rttmeri1 Scr NunoS mo 4iiien
iiher Den NuDiuertb. .........
@Gammtc 8uGcItanocnc &iitQas
ull
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29

Sunocnlirtcr Nietpci5 ibcr octt Stato Der
rNhdlur Sire Sninranee Gunipanp" poh
Giucifinatt, Chin, an 81. Se5cnber 1903.
@cinrnnie Ginnubmcil .......... $471, 330.o1
0cialnmte 9lltSgubel ......... 450,403. 81
8ut6abcn.
@DoptDelen uui @rinocigetibunt. 1926, 75S.79
Glieitcn liilp Sblipdtinncn, bon
Der GeieufGuit ~aeei6:et. ...... 20i ,534.t3
Vadr i'm Hitreui mo in NanfeH.. 12l ,GS5.22
yBeltellaGoniis0ilanS ......... 01,G3S.31
6dllige llllo nnl9elauicnc Stnicn
MiorItpcrt6 Scr gitien linb S6Ii.
eaiionen ii6er ben 9rauertb.. 1,22s.77
Wiubcl, @inridtung lilo Fldne... 4,091. II
Nrlttps Gutboben ............ $G63,i 20.S3
@iht 5useitanoene WutBaben,
IgentClts S~ilal6en. brei
obcr Iiebr Itonate
MS6ci'" Ginri6tuna etc '4,o9i.ii
- 5.2G5.o2
Gefammte slgeiianbcne Sutbabcn $55s, t54.01
@~crbiuolidlcitcm. '
lnbeinDItc Geriuite II.
slnipriidhe (9ietto) :. $4T,4So.36
giiht idnisc ~9sr1nieu 244, 960.3G
Sorlntiiiiou, MdfIerges
biiprcn etc. ...,.... 2i,t15.s0
GelnmiHte STANDARDIZATION nit
IuSlinDnie beS 0apitnls, ..... $3t6,5T5.61
gtltScSaplte5 @ri'Io. ,oo o6o. M
lupllul ,uOu.Ou ta4tHH
llebcri9ub iiper die M
Standardization =. 4t,670.30
uebcrtbub fir GoliecnsS nbaber.. 2if, 5000
Gcidn,inic Standardization. -. s55s, 154.01
@ctrn9 Der oil, 81. 9e5ciaber 1905
in Den Ger. Gtantcu lit Strait
befinbliben Golicer ....... .$34, 397, $4,000
Seirug ser in Wtnrulalo ~iudbrelo
bes SaDrcS 1895 aISgeiteqten
IoIiceu CIT, $4,000
Rrdnie1l.. ipelbe iu1breno 1905 in
NorDidio eni9icnsem wurben.. 14,87o.75
Sn. Wiarplono in 1905 be5abIte
SerIni,e 1890 10
SerIuite ,6,62o.60
staat Wiarslauo, @eridcruuaS.I epartemcnt,
Sonimi1rs- Yiircau. - 9uItimpr ben 10.
Scbruar 1906. SD beideintee bierutit, baB
Sprltebenoes Elm Notwithstanding slus5llg aus
oent glnslpcifc Der ,Nuhpr 6ire Sniararce
GumpanN" ppn Cincinnati, fhiD, bis S.lm 81.
Sc5cWbcr 1908, irie CT IN oiefem ,Sarcan cir'
gerei1t porocn, lit.
9eni. n. Grpnie,
SerIiderunaSs gommi1dr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29
Nmtlidcr gcridt ii6cr ben Scr.
mGgcnsitanb Der
Some Sniuramee 60.
bon Neiu-Yprf.

GelammtsG inrnbme ipdbrenb beS
SabrcS ................ $9,536, 74S.70
@eiautmts Slu5ga6e .......... 1877, 970.35
Wut1abcu.
@rnn6eiaent6un Der @eieni6ait $1,543, 500. 06
SDpoibcIcn nuf @ru1ocigcntbum
gl1oerer ................ 100, 500. 90
sitten mo Gcfuritdten. ....... 1884 Adj 81
~9iaar9eIb iinb @anfbepoIiten. -. 1,1s0, 2s7.05
Non I8cutcn 6u eollcftireHbe
8rintien ...........-. G5f 1927. 30
gScdblcIfurbcrunaen -. 331.73
Ser Winrftpertb Der @itien unb
Sefuritdten i~bertrifit ben In
ben Nii6crii angefcpten um.. 2.1S6,42i.4s
sIae aloereu @uiDaDeil. ........ 352. 575.47
-------
GotaI : Gimme. ......... $2f,400, 259.65
lln5nl1iiiac Seitanbe.
lincoIleftirte Yrdmicn
3 Wcndtc II. barils
Der i'm 3iiditanOe. II ,0G5.72
SSeriboerrir1ernn9 in
Seiuyitdien 49,. 1853, 17t.05
$500 170,236.77
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29
Grant Stahbam,
@eueral, Igent,
roo of..

GunScnirtcr 9tuswciS iiber ben Stauo Der
rMtidlur Sire SuinrGMee GuEipanp" pon
Cincinnati, Chin, an 81. Sc5embcr 1903.
@cinnmie @innubmcfI .......... $47t,330.01
Uciulniute 9lusguheu 450,403. 07
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29

Gefnulmte 5ugeftQnbeie @ltbnben i4,O52, 520.50
Wcrhiunli6fcitcn.
slnlpriibe (gietio)... 52G,GG3.SS
9ti6t peroiente 9Srds
inictl, total .,,.... &, G5,SS4.23
Snlirc, Wtietbcn, llgs
lnitcn etc. ......t.. 4,270.t7
Committeeman. Miatfers
n~ebil6rcr etc. I'm. 3S,017.14
Slid &eriidcrun9 uiio
Tiid.@rimiet 49,. 275, O05.30
8ciuntm!e Standardization, init
s(u5labme oes aapital5. 49,. 6,t09s45.Si
Ginbcsa6ltc5 @rurofaDitnl. ...... 1900 00. 90
llcberf6ub .aQcr Observation-Disclosures G,442,674.7S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29

WFTWNTHTIt Wl99uUtH. ........... F,DOO, IOO.II
------
Gutbaber.
ieuihnft .$2.g7i,7tO.7O
Snputbefcn nuf @rrnociQcnt1um. .19,429,62s. 90
SnrIcbct ut lSuIiceIts SubGbcr duf
ole lSulicCn Der Gpinpuguie. -. 2.20S,3SI.S9
Gffciten uno GbGigatip1tcn. bon
Der @eieut6att G%eCianct ....... 9,200,s3G.2s
9Gnr I'M Yiireali, iii Yunfeu mo
Irlit = Gnntpuqlie'I ......... i3G101.TJ
6dltge iinn nuiqclulieIlC 3tftiet
ltlo W2tCf0en .............. lOS, 7s0.Sl
9ti6t coleitirte uuo pcy56Gerte
4rainien, sietto .......,.... Gs5,233.GG
WgCnten p GilduicH. ............ 37g14.ij
Miurltperih Der ShliqutiDIlelt mn
gllttct itber hct NitGlpertb. ... 17s,0s0,07
Q'rlttlp 2 @ulbnbcn ...... So, 7l9,591.73
Gimt iuacitanecre @utBn0cn.
NncilteflsN iinIt5cll, itbGr orei ltus
nate fduig 379t4.5l
, d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29

@jeianmte @iniobme1 ........ SI95I ,03G,35
0eluHmie Nusgu0en .....t.... l,st5,dO1 .0S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29
&criidernmas.I nslueiie.
enrd, Oas @critdcruuss. : epartemcu

9nuScn iirtrr Gus,pcis iitcr Scu etaro Der
ruuitco StdtcS 2iic Sniurnuec 6umpnnD"
Ouu Teiu'Gurt nm 81. SrJeMbcr 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29
Gefammte decentralization .S14,o52.

Gctrno Der ON 81. 9e5cmbcr 1905
in bcn Scr. StuGten in 9rait
bcIinolibcu Golicen ...... 1,00SyS
Q'ciraa Der in WnrDIunb im Sabre
1905 aIts0cIielltcn EpIiccn. -. S,3,
@rdmicn aui Yoliceu, in .Marps
lnno IN 1905 nnSaeiteIt. ......
%criuite in DiarDla1o in 1905 bes
6ablt
&crluitc in Marblato in 1905 cts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29

staat MarNlanb, @crihcrnness Scpartcmcnt,
Gpmrtiiidr RS. Gilrcuu - Walt m re, ben 20.
Snntur 1906. I'd bciDeintge %btcrntit, haB
Nuriieher6eS Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iil5Siig aus
bent g~ls,ueiic Der German : Nmcrtean Sns
iurnrcc Gpmpaup" bon gicius9)orf bis 6um 81.
@ciember 1905, pie ct 1T bieieln Niireau clll'
0erct0t ipuroe, lit.
geni. q. Grpnic,
Serlhberiiu9SsGpitIiiidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29
@efammt . GutbaOcn %(nettO) .s2i. 3 o.o52.ss

- 1tU,GoO.tI
@elarlmt . Grtbaben (netio) .$21, $3.50 ,O52. SO
Decentralization.
9ip6 ni@t %absef6Iofes
ne .Nerlulie .%(netto)- 1873
@rlmicn %Sleicrpc. 7,59s,0o 90
Galdre, Mieiben lrio
alberc unfoiierl :: 300O,O00.OO
Eroniiionen mo &C.
sir Siidsabinie bon
Irimien iiub Niids
perlideru18Sfpltcu.. .7GS,35O.66
ter aapiiaI ......'........ $685. 5i.54
Sol einse3abItes aa: am ooo ~
,,e pitgi i,Ssr ods 1000 10000
Standardization. S,720,501.34
rlcDeri6uB binfi6tIi6 Der aoI'
ceil'SnDaoer .......''..~ ll,izo'oul.of
Scfamnt . Standardization (inII.
aapitaI irno uebert6uD $50. $2f,239,052.ss
IotaIer Serfidgrunasbetrna in
ben SsreiTi9fen Staten a1 s7a 90, OF, ~
Serii6erin9er, anf9ertpmmen In
Wlarolano i'm Sabre 1905 :. 81 ,99f .922.00
GrdrNiense irtnabine tn Wiarplano
scriuite auSbesabli in MarblanS
etaitaeflnbene ,SerIuite in N,a.
rDlallo in 1905 ............ S2.003.25
etaat Marhiaub, aeridbcrmns.1 epartement.
Baltimore, ben %. Snaunr 1906.
Sd beitdiiae hermit, bob oieies elm getrerer
siussiig oes bon Der .0prne Snf. So. BON Neiu'
Port" child beitdtieten SabrcSsg eritts III.
her nit benz 81. Se5ember 1905 abf6Iiebt. uno
bieiem Nepartcnient 5ur Yrhiung uno amfbe'
pabrnns unterbrettct piroe.
Vent. y. Gruufe,
ScrIi6eritngSs Gumiuiiidr bes Staats MarbIaro.
Die Sume Sninranec So. BON Weiu.
Nprf
hcrIi6ert Gigentbum ieoer Mrt aeaefl Seiiert,
Slits nno Gtur1nidaben. gerlLite iperoeu
prompt nusbeSabIt. Wcat perioe lid an oaS
Scntidc 0cpnrtcment,
q. 8. Tanitanef,
. @efhdftSfibrer.
80i-S02 american 8lb8.
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29

Nctrn0 bco aiiito@ in bcn Ser.
5tadtcl am 81. Sci. 1905. -. los, 10000
Gctruq Ger III AlprUlunb mG6rcuo
1905 uuSncitclfcn Euliten. .... 100000
1908, ocip66nIi6c -, 2l,o27.15
Qrdmicn it WarhIuuo lpdbreno
1905. tnDnitticUc. .......... 1,27G.7i
Nerltiiic in 1905 IN DturOlauo be-
5d6IL ac,p6bnIiDc ..,........ 29.261.3t
5d5uL, iiionitriedic' '.,...... 10000
Ncrluitc in 1905 in WtlrDlGub or
ltttctr, Ge>rt0uIihc .......... 2o,2G1,3L
litteiI. tiiNititrieiee ..'....".,.. 1904 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-29

@erbiuolihfeiter
9teitu Reicruc. ...... S30,33S,3i9.O0
@%cgenniJtiger ASCrth ron NOD
niht All cupplcmentdrzGpns
truttc fduigcu Nctriget. 49,. 21.6s5.I 10
&erhinolihfcitel ni1 tnll5eitiric
lIuliccu G2I916
Gcinmmie lIulicen= 9lniprijMe. .... 2G5.tt3.SO
Sm l'oruuS hc5d6ltc &rimien -. 11,O50.07
9lu FolicCu- Tnbubcr rdliae Nipts
hrrhcn 3G4, 0t5.O5
@iubc}a6ltcs 9Iftieufapitul ...... 200, OOO.0 90
Spciiul hcirruc iitr Gbfolltte.
NrtcQs lto l&clt Foliccn etc.. 105,iO7.3s
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Ncntudg, at 81. Sc5cmbcr 1905.
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An Arcade Needed Here.

To the Editor of The Star:
We see much in the press of the city
about booming greater Washington and Of
how to beautify it, but to my notion is can
never be done by the methods we see in use
now on almost all of our fine streets-that
is, tearing out the fronts of buildings to
make room for something equally as I'M
slightly What the town needs is fine ar
cade building, similar to the ones in Buff
falo, Cleveland and Cincinnati, and it would
prove a fine investment to the owners. The
stores below could be rented readily to the
railroads for ticket offices, as many trunk
line here now having only desk room for its
agent would be only too willing to rent a
store to advertise its route. Besides, the
better class of merchants would also be
willing to occupy its stores. 1t seems to me
that there is capital enough here for such a
venture, and hope It will be undertaken in
best retail-store cities in the country, and
best retail stores city in the country, and
to have an arcade building extending over
a block in area occupied by all sorts of re-
tail merchants would be great boon to
shoppers and lend metropolitan air to the
city. A theater might be also included in
the building. AS a city is heralded far and
wide by the beauty of Its retail quarters so
hope to see Washington adopt this scheme
and take rank with the best on earth.
JOSEPH e. GOODKEY.
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At Homeward Bound Mission.

The subject of the Friday lecture Of Capt.
Theodore Valiant at the services at the
Homeward Bound Mission, 119 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, last night was Religion
and Toll He referred to an article in The
Star recently, in which the master plumb
ers made the query: us a lawyer bust
ness MANI Capt. Valiant contended that
not only are lawyers business men, but
that ministers of the gospel and evangelists
are also business men. He said the latter
were engaged in the grandest business
under high heaven" that of assisting to
lift the load of sin from humanity and
pointing them to the higher and better
life"
The services were opened by singing the
hymn Where the Healing Waters Flow"
There was prayer by Mrs. Haslam, solo
by Mr. Lauterbach, TN Surrender All"
the lesson by Mrs. Haslam and the song,
Joy Bells" Announcement was made that
Commander James Haslam and daughter
would return from Pittsburg on Labor
day.
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Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
Richard Clements, thirty-four years
Georgetown University Hospital.
Daniel Holmes. forty-five years, alley be-
tween and U and 18th and 18th streets
northwest
Martha Johnson. eighty-two years, 17Of
Massachusetts avenue northwest.
Charles l. MCGOWAN, seventy years, II B
street northwest.
James Parker. thirty-eight years, Wash
ington Asylum Hospital.
Mary ]. Langley, twenty-three years
Randall place. Congress Heights.
Margaret r. Gibbons, sixty-nine SIS 14th
street southeast
Joseph H. Mockabee, thirteen years, 121
street southeast.
Noonie Lockett, one year. IA Harvard
street northwest.
Rosena West, two months, Stanton ave-
nue., Hillsdale.
Perry Mansfield, one month 1920 New
Jersey avenue northwest.
Harrie Carroll, twenty-one days, 50 g
street southwest.
Mary c. Stadtler. seventy-eight years,
Wisconsin avenue northwest
Percie Spiallard, five months, 914 LIST
street southwest.
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Reception rendered.

Following the recent business session Of
Lafayette U. R. c., No. TO-. reception was
held by the members Of the corps and La
fayette Post, No 20, to welcome the de-
partment president, Mrs. Vina NJ. Calhoun.
After Mrs. Calhoun had given a report of
her trip to the Minneapolis convention and
proceedings of the G. A. r. encampment,
the corps president. Mrs. Cora L. Smith,
called on a number of those present for
addresses. Among those present was Com
mander Watson of Lafayette Post, Past
Commander Ford and Messrs. Goodhart,
Clark, Green, DR.. Charles Kicker Com
mander r. Calhoun of Grant post, and Mr..
J. N. Mcintosh, whose wife is chaplain Of
the corps. Mr.. Mcintosh donated refresh
ments to the company. c. F. Stanley sang
an original poem, entitled I'VE Fought in
the Same Campaign Messrs. Calhoun and
Stanley sang a comic song. In conclusion
the old Virginia reel was danced until late
hour. The music was furnished by Corps
Musician Mrs. Marion rGegory
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Fined Fifty Dollars.

William Harris, colored, told Judge
O'Neal in the Police Court today that he
had been in the city only a few days when
last evening Policeman w. E. Sanford of
the first precinct station placed him under
arrest. According to the testimony of the
policeman, Harris was not acting in a man.
ner that was conducive to good order, and
he asked him where he was from. The
answer, it was stated, was from down
souf," accompanied by the remark that
only gentlemen lived there
The policeman told Harris that he had
been told southerners carried pistols and
knives. Harris, 1t was stated felt toward
his pocket and the policeman took him to
the station house, where, upon being
searched, 1t was stated, razor was found.
Judge O'Neal ascertained that Harris had
nothing to say and entered fine of $50 in
the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-01
Hotel Arrivals.

Ebbitt-H. E. Robinson, U. 8. A: F. M
Simmons, Raleigh, N. c.; Charles F. Tay-
lor, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Clarke and C. F.
Taylor, jr., Louisville, KY; r. N. Roberts
Kansas City, Mo.
Raleigh-D. H. Archibald, New York: T.
F. Hanley, Chicago: F. ]. Horn, London
England; J. c. Whiting, Baltimore; W. A.
Armstrong, Philadelphia.
Shoreham-Paul v. Portner, Manassas
Va; w. H. Mason, Ithaca. N. Y; Mrs
Fair, New York; r. w. Carter, Jpperville
Va.
New willard-G F. Dickson and Mrs
Dickson, Chicago; B. M. Marion, New
York: T. F. Donahue and Mrs. Donahue
Providence. r. l.; H. P. Connor and Mrs
Conner, Charleston, w. Va; R. A. Dewar
Nelson, Ga.
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William Price, James Kehoe, George Andre,
Charles Andre and Elmer Mangum.


At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William
]. Holmes pleasant gathering was held
last Tuesday evening, II being the eighteenth
anniversary Of their marriage. Music and
refreshments afforded pleasure to the
guests. Many beautiful and useful presents
were received. among which was a hand
some china closet from their friends of the
naval gun factory. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs w. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Montague. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Duffy. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Collins, MI. and Mrs. c. E. Ridgeway, Mrs.
w: Hardy. Mrs. M. Collins. Mrs. F. Kap-
pei. Mrs. ]. Lanham, Mrs. N. Roland, Mrs.
j. McGahey Mrs. Kappel. Mrs. NJ. L. KIM
mel, Mrs. A. Jenkins. Misses Cora Tay-
lor, B. Davis. NJ. johnson and Mary
Holmes, Messrs. D. Thomas. ]. Kane, ].
Mullen, j. Rankin, w. Frazier. ]. Bell. c.
Gray, B. Gilmore, T. Jordan, F. Orr. J.
Buckley. G. Rutley. W. Esender, L. Riley.
M. M Duvall, ]. Keefe, w. Garner, G. B.
Holmes. G. Little, E. Auguste. ]. Hellmuth.
l. X. Padgett. A. ]. Kimmel. w. Plowman
and w. j. Holmes, jr., Masters Howard
Holmes
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Yacht Runaway Undergoing Repairs.

The steam yacht Runaway, belonging to
Mr.. Joseph Moore of Alexandria, was run
into a day or two ago and SO badly in
jured that it is stated. 1t will be neces-
sary to rebuild the greater part of the
after end of the boat before she will be
able to return to service. The Runaway
was lying at her berth In the dock at the
foot of Duke street when q small tug
with coal in an adjoining dock. Some mis-
calculation Is alleged to have been made by
the master of the tug and instead Of
going In the dock, the tide caught the
canal boat and she crashed into the stern
of the Runaway, carrying away several
feet Of It and rendering the boat unit for