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etaats.a S.ycf frng.

9lnourd pcroell ale Yerionen mo &orpers
fdDditeH. incorporate uoer ppllttid)e, iuelbe IN
Der Giaot Baltimore ein Seibdtt beirelberI, liir
meIbes ole @rbcbItItg elmer Stani3Ytcen5 err
foroerIi6 1T, uuigeioroert. am oocr Dor bent
eriteu Sage hes U,ouats Mai D. Is. cine Sieen5
81 loiel ODER oielelbe 81 erneIerli. elile Sers
idnmniB Der @rneuerln9 ibrer 9tcen5 big 6llrt
eriten Sage hes WiunatS Mai b. 80. bon Selten
bon lerionen, Die iept lold)e Seihdlte betretbelL
iuiro ~oieielben elmer Selolirdle ultcriperieI.
Su uebereinitimmung nit benz 50. ItiiieL
40. uno %. gbibniit hes Gooer Der ~al9erleis
men 0flentliden @eiebe peroen Mpplifnltfell llir
IrdoerS' 2icen5cn unige1uroert, i'll Yerlon oor@
5ufpreden mo cine %beiduorene Ingdbe nber
ben gSerib beS bon Dem beiagten Mppltinnien
aeiiibrien 2agerS 5i MAIDEN. Sic Sicen5 Dtro
oeineenldf, uusgefieut iperoeit,
Sr. Abam Tenpcrt, altiur oes Common
Y~leasstSeribts, miro am uno mad WlOntag, ben
o. 9tpriI 1906. 5ipiiden Den Gtiroen bon s. ubt
TprmitidgS bis 4 llbr giabmiitags. In @lelneiu
8iireau i'm GrbgeidoB ocs @erihtsgebdhoeS,
SaDeitcitrdBensG ilgdng, sur IlS9abe bon VI
ceu6eH bereit ieiit.
Sa5 SiadtS : Terii6eruraS : @epartement
bon MdrbIano ipirb am uno mad Ticnitag, ben
1. W(ni 1906, 8lpiidben Den Stiiioen pom . ubr
&ormittaes bis 4 tlbr 9ia6ntittaes, In ieinan
8iireair, 9ir. 900, n@mericdn Builoing," NaIiis
more iIno SoItbsStrGbe, 5ir SeruisgdbiIlIg
bon idbrliten 8ertfrrnngs.0 ,afler' steen5sH
bereit tc;;;.
George u. Yaoactf,
Gberifi BON Baltimore.
(slpril2, A, 6,9,11,1 10, 49, 49, 0,23,25,27,30
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tNr. 1901
Cine Verpronuna Sum Nioerrui bcS 116. No.
idlnitts oeS z. Wrtifcls ocs Yaltimurer
Gtabt.Spbcr MN 1893. 9itcl ,,O5cbduoe,"

tNr. 1861
Giue gerorSnuna .Sum Mioerrui bes ZIG. Nj.
ihnitts bes Z. Mrtifcis bes Yaltimorer
eiabt.Gobcr oou 1893, 9itcl ,@cbauSe,"
NIB Snr Tenanaabnc o~ciiclbcn nit
i. S s"i@@itt. as tei bonn msooor II. eiaot.
abidIifi oes !. ariiteIs Sss baltimore etaol.
Gooer bon 1898, SiteI a@ebdiloc." hermit mi.
%oerrnfen mo NIT Irleiloenenten a%n9enommen
iei nno it, 10 bob CT, Wie iolat lantet: -
benz Hau ooer Der Geparutilr zines Sartes be-
i6ditiaien @erion aeieslit iein; elm Sritte! II
9eno elmer StruBe, Zane ooer Wleo Der Staot.
bon Dem lrottpir an geretnet, IN Srpnt IT.
aeno zines @runoitids, alf ipeldent ioIhe @e'
bdioe erribtet oocr repurirt %fperoci, fin Die
bel Der Grrittune iino Meparatur iolter @e'
bdlioe n0tbt9e1 Mdtertnle 5i beIilitei, bis Die
ieIben aebuut ODER reparirt iiub, nno fehsJig
1ape oariiad ii1o nibt lineer inter Der Strafe
bon cinem Dollar fir ieoen ein5elneil 1na. al
ipelden, ~oiefe,ben oaielbft %belaiien iueroen; unb
Elm SriiteI einer foIden Stra6e, Game ODER VII
len Dor ioIdeml @rnnoiiiid fit Serepps. 0,orteI
ohcr anberes fir foltes &uus ooer @ebdloe
&c nno nidt ldnser 5u bcnlben uno %ein5unebs
men. inter Der Stroie bon etueIt Collar iiir
ieoen ~ci16elnen Saa. an %fpeldbeni onltelbe bort
ds,a'e sir asen' Canes oSss aasSs. auf iusISen
lid iebt Gtrabenbabn.@ekife .%bcfiuoen obrr
ipIter eeleat lueroen rii5gen. feiu fhr pie ers
ridting mo Separatnrl f,6tbines bacterial oher
iiir Sic Serappiins folder @ebdnoc n5tbiees
Bacterial. ndber an Die dubere Sd,ielle befaeier
Sirahenbabns @eleiie, ais brei SUB gelnaert
iperben ioll. gSenn cine Eerfon ODER Terfos
neu mebr, alS elm SritieI Der 8rcite iraelto ets
ner sirabe, Cane ODER sfaeb obne bic Griaho'
nib beS Mabors benueet oocr 9aiis ODER Sers
ahSsaluterinl ndber, ais brei SUB bon. Der dns
beren ebiene treeno zines s@f!si.
Straie bon nihf iprniaer, ais eiitem. ODER
mebr. ais flint Dollars fig ieoeu siilseInen Iaa
linterporfen ieiI. an ipeIhem oallelpe bort be.
lnffet miro. Sc fol- NIB maa fit irgenb cine
nit oes Grridtune ooer 5teparainr eirrs Sc
bdlioeS seitdftietem Rerfon eefcbiib fein. ben
poroeren IbeiIt ,oeiielben cin6u5dmlen, eoraue1
| acfept, bab Debate llinSdunling iiber oas 1rot4
toir MID inebr, ais bier ilro -einfn balnrn Stts
binreidbt ODER obne bic 9rIanbnib oeS StaotS
SnaenteirS Idnecr. nls iedbs3fg 1aee mad. Der
Ginbad,une ncS SaufeS perbletbf; trgeIo ENG
Eerfon, ipeId,e bkie 9,orffrifteIl oerletf. fIIt
elmer Strqfe bon flint Dollars iiir ieoen etl5els
Ilen 1ne. an ivsIbenl befa9te unt5dnhiiil9 BET.
hlcibt, rntrriporfen fein. Ht.s.tftur !
Neit1tiet am 80. Yidr5 1906.
~ 8. 0laN ,1imanns, W,apor,
Sir Die getrcue gbfbritt. 8. Mpril 1905.
Narrp q. Npopsr, Meatitrdfor.
tHprili II 1920. ss8t.E, !
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staatS. Ycb5roe Der 2cidjenbetatter.
etae 9eideubcitatter uuo AiFtenteu Oon
eidlcubcitattcrn bic In ibrcn Wefhliten In Der
Stabt Baltimore tbdttg fuo, iueroeu btermit
bcnadrid1tigt, bak ocren 2itcn5en fir bic Nus.
itbnng Uuu 2eidlenbeit attutgen MT 30. Mpril
1906 crluifen iucrocu, unb int Sale ciner 9iitDts
ernereriirig oerielben aui ober Dor obigen Sd:
tum loilet Die ge9en,u1rtiget Iicelt5en fiir nul
uIo nibtia crilirt meroen.
Sm %suitrage Der Stadts'Seboroe ocr 2eitcne
%beiiaiter.
Spbn q. spemee, BrdIoent;
6. Wtabiipu WittdJcn, Sefreidr.
(Ipril5, IL, 16. 9 81 .24)
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SuI,uut SdnuiSt.

I'M Alier bon 10 Sabrer, 8 Oionuten iito 10
~gciiebier @atte bon 3dtbariue Gdmiot.
Sas Ne9rdbniB iinoet am Wittiuod. 9indmits
tags 2 lbr, bon feiner lebien SSoDring. Jir.
1905, GallerIIss tnemre, ans Iidtt. d,
I6, Su bait iebt iibertpnnoeu
Wiaide lbluere barlgel Stlnoen;
Winnden Iaa ulo IiulICbe yiadt
Saii III IN S6mer5eu 8uaebradt.
Siariobait bait Su lie ertraeen,
Seiue Sdmer8en, Seine HlaaeH.
Bis Der lob oas gtuge bridi, 81
God, p~ergeiien mir Sif nidt. G06-S)
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8cfanntmadlnm0cm

0erTcgcltc Mnacbptc nit Der slufidriit .8rei
pnials fir Yortabic Sdpol Spuies," an bite
. Yiparo of giparos" Der SiGot Baltimore Goref'
iirt, peroen big II ll6r Wiorgens am Wttttipndl,
9iegiftrators 6arrp =. 0ooper i'm Rat9bah5
enieeaen genonlneiI Iuerbel fir ole 9teiernia
uun transportation Gdulbamferm fiir ole Vc'
b0rbe Der S6ulsS pmmiilire. Spe5niiatioIeit
f6Huen I'M gfireau Der ShulbcbDroe einaefeben
iperben.
Gin begIaubigter Gbed. in o0be bon $500,
8ablbar all ben WiaDor uno Stdotr1iD bon BAL
tinIore, mus ieoem gnsebot ~beiaefl9t ietn.
SuS Hebt. irge1o eineS poer aue Ireeboie
nb6upeiieI. lit uorbebaliell. rl
Jubn y. Rpdlc, y
Sefretdr Der Se5broe Der Shul'Gommiildre.
eeit1tigt:
e. GlaN 3imauus,
.Erdiioent Der Goniraft' 9eboroe.
(Npril16, 1s, &c. 21) a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-18

Sn Chicago 1T sic CHI
cogo ano Nem.Dorf electric Mir Cine"
ineorporirt poroen. Gle 0eielIidait
plant cine eleftriide gobnlinie, auf
pelder Die 5abr3eit 3lpiid)en Neiu-
Dorf uno Chicago ani 5ebn Stiinotn
rcoii5irt iueroen iol. SIS lit cine 1abr.
geidyminoiafeit bon IS, Meilen pro
Stunoe in Ausiidt senommefy lino
man geoenft, Die 4abn iu flint Sob
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Niircau Der etrahenburhbrudls : 6ummitdrc.
Nuru ,(NrbouNr

~
9aIti M ore, If. gtpril 1905.
Separate iino beriiegelie NngeDote, an ben
.@odro OF slparos." Care OF tbe sin Regiitcr,-
%aoreiIirt. iperoen bonn StabtsJie9iitrltpr in iei'
mem 9iircau I'M 9iat9bauS bis Mittuudi. oen
%. 9(pril 1906. II llbr %9Sornitiass. ent9eaet
aeltontmen fir Die gtioeuiruiie, ben @otienhnn
iluo bic Eilaiieruns nit pitrifi5irten 3ieeeIlteis
nen Der GGlpertsS traBe. bon Der "a. bis 5ilr
80. Giraffe, ulb Der Sebsulb5iunn5isiten etro
bon Der Snis bis 5ur GnlpertfS traBe, t,r2
Spe5ififutiouer ulo glnsebotSs6 orfMiilare fnefs
ben nui 9tpplifation in oiciem Siircuu 9%eliefe,t.
100 RlIiie ituo Eroiile ein0eieben iperoen fprlell.
Sic Gonirati Nergebungse gebbroe bebdlt it0
oas Ged,t Dor, trAeno lpelde mo ole g1aebPte
5u beruerieu. Gin 6talnubieier sued IN dt
Sjbe beS in Den Spe5iiitationcil at9egcbeneli
VetrdgcS, 5ublbar an Den WiuDor uno Stdoiratb
bon Baltimore, mIB ieoem shlgeboi ~beigeiigt
fem. ~
Sm guiiruqe Der 9ebDroc
Z. Mrtbur @itbam,
Frllioent Der Seb0roe.
Gngcuc q. W0nnrrS, J1
9lerf.
9eiidtigt: 8
e.. GlaS SimannS,
FrdIioent ser Gontraffs& eraebnn9ss Yeboroe.
(gpril12. III ,1G,1 7,1S. 10,20,21 1920
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Wargarct &raliccf.

fleet, aeliebie Satin bon GbaS. u. araIieef
uno lod,ter bon Sopbia rno oes ueriiorbenen
&eIlrh @reiien. I'M Ilter bon IS Sabren. Sic
Irunerieier linoct {pnncrtag, yta6nlitings 8
llbr. IN ihrcr letien gSobnuIlg, gr. 40i. Silos
FulasfisSirabe, ilaii. lpo5u Sertparote lIIto
6reGlpe ahtunasoou einaeIuoen iino. @eifete
ilIun nrinnilm. lOS-M
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Sect IN bic Set, 81 ~ eeaHssH.
KmhnnnIn

ODER i'm 5reien, bertreibi Gdhpnbenl Ysdufe unit
WanIwiirfe. I5oil,db fir crime GItegen tne
0eiliieeIsadufe nno Snfeltcn IN .Soi5rabinef
unS f5btet aIIe yglrmcr NIB Wlnoen m ben
gDurSeIm bon Bduunen. ,uie au& bic tccai0l
dBm. q. 6syye,
n. 2t3, yaerty Talsert.etraee ,
unp U~aybswptue, Ualtimsre.9snntl. Oes.
(A2aj2l .I&G,tM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-18

IN Rublano d mani as
gerbaltniB @orfp's 81 arau Mn
Sreiemo fir pollitanois legitim, mo
Jran 8orfp erfldrt, bob tic abIoIllt
feiren @rlno babe, iif iiber ibren
Monn gu beflagen. Cine quite Seele.
1iele 6rnn @orfp.
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QDnbun Harf.

Der bamptidhllAte 5riebbof IN baltimore.
Areal: $50 Ylder. - Snincr uI lreuber Charter.
gu ieoer Seit err;i6bar. Stint Gents Sabr'
geI6 bon allen GtaoiibetIen. SirdbeHbabn:
@ag9onS pafliren Den Sahptetlisang. ale brei
MinlIteu. ySarmes 9Sdrie6imuter fir Golbe,
bic ben Srieoboi bel rautem geiter b~efldlen.
NegribnibpIdts Al iebr mdbigen Bretfen.
GdmuiiIih unier fortmdbreH6er Yflege.
Yhrtan: Nr. 81, 8sft'saratoaa's iraee.
(SQu6-l
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Ehri5tiua Wai(.

IS itarb pIbtIih am 10. slpriG 1906 Gbri.
i IHni1 sat " su,cT Saith ,dn 70 0e Yoh SsTIl0r9si, s o,e Slnil
eung finoet am Sunncritas, 9iadmittnas 3
llbr bonn Iruuerbuuie, Der 2Sobning ibres
Sdluiegeriobnes -. 1oh, Ar. M, Mtsqnltb.
Straie, ans ltaii. Setiebung pribatim aui
benz SmanIel5=stircbbo1e (107-9
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Epphic Siterlph.

GS iiarb am II. @pril 1906 Sophia Eiterloh,
geliebte Iobter bon g%Sil6eImine mo oes pers
i%iorbenen Sobl %. Siierlob, I'M IIter bon A
Snbren mo 4 WonateIi. Sic 8eerbieung fin
oct 5unneritas, giatmiitaas UNI H3 ubr. bon
ibrer leBiei 9Sobnlnlg, 9ir. GIG, 9SdruersSir.,
aus liatt. NeiIebung p~ripatint aui Der use
lierns e eneterO." U0S-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-18
In lichcnocr Grinncrnna

an unferen tbeurclt @utten mo Batter
Z. Senrp 3iuf,
peldler AM Is. stpril 1905 9~eiiorben 1T.
.Snii6luien in Scum, gcfegneier S6lal."
U0S) Bon ieimcr 6rau uuo S0dlterit.
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Edcpb .ScE.

IS iiarb pI6tlit am II. @pril 1906 in
ieiner letier 2Sobnung. 9tr. 90I, Yennlploas
MIA 'gpenile. Sarpb 9ck, a~cliebter Safe Der
oeritorbenen NiarD 6eB, i'm 81. Sabre ieines
Gebeno. Sic 3eit Der SeeroigIng miro ipdter
uItQeieiut. tOS)
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Se%partemcnt fir Diicntlidc Sidcrbctt.
7 uteroepaItcntcut fir Wciuuobcit5lnele en-

3epartement fir 5ficntlidc eidcrbeit.
uute roepartemcnt thr Wciunobeitsmeteh.
altimpre c, Wio., II. sprtl 1906.
Iltgehoie fir Die Yieierilr9 bon YrobiitoIeTt
uno Sebensmitteln iiir bic Quarantine Stas
ifun Der Staot Baltimore aht cine Teriooe BON
ibes Wionateli peroen bis UNI II llbr Sornllts
TAGS am %. slpril 1906 elltgcgen geIlonmet.
@efuIibbeitssG onIlniiidr erlnngt iperoen. gn9e:
bote miinen un .Gbe Yuaro Of siiparos, care OF
Snrrp 3. 3ooper. Sim Regitter, " an oeien
Sin begIaubieter Gbed iGr .bunbert Collars,
sablbnr al Den WtduUr uto Stuotrdtb bon Bal
tinIore, mus iebes Inse1ot b%ealeiien.
Sic 0eb0roe bebdit iih oas 9fedt Dor, III
aero Gin ~glIeebot ooer ale ~sluaeboie %5urii5us
meiiet.
SSamcs Yoslcn, 81. 9,
Gefltobeitss Gommil'dr.
SutgeDciben:
e. GlaN SimannS,
9raiioent oes aWoaro ot ImaroS."
(9lprill3-)
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Sin Sdritt in Der red)teu Gidtmng

Sin Sdritt in Der redtem Gidtmng.
epart % FruSent an alien erftilaiT8en
Yegrdbnt0en.
Gin fb5ner Garg, entirs6er nit
fh,par5em 1I6 ODER tpeiBem ober
graiem Yliifds lleDer6iia, Maes tut
Sarss@iHfab, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
@inbaIidmiriig Der 2eibe, =
Irauerflor, 9 Baar Sanoitube, VIZ
Sefinuiie oe5 @rabes,
Yeibenpageu uno 8 feline 9iittCten.
Wiliam Guoi, 2eihcntetatter,
gioriD' uio @reeImuunt'gloe. Beioe Telephone.
(SaHl1, GNPte)
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SoBn %. Scufel,
Rr. GO4, eho-s barp.s trake.
1T her Qcidleubc1fatter,

peI6er auc ~sluitrdse ltets 8ur 3uirieoenbeit
u%usliibrt. Sie bon ibm bebunoeIten Iei6en ttn'
neu gSodeu lang lieger, obre bic 9eringife:
Yertpeimngsipnren All 5eigen. Sran Ieniel 1T
0rGSuirte Gin6oIiamirerin, unb 1T bic Bebaub'
lunD bon Srauenleiben oeren Speatalitdf.
(San10,1S)
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0prrnine.

N,aIeritdl - Varfartts Grieoitdb.
@ejtIih bon WaIbropb eit uno cline t1Ibe
WeiIe. bennet Die init Gopbottan be5eibnete
IortbIIoemiesGar. Sreie ,9uifdcn GatmittaaS
am terminus. Brefe bon ge9ri6niBpIiben iebt
[pssisa' 0oa ae'a %sr, Ssc's Mnenmin. me msles @ins,or.
Sloabs. gcrtanGt YrpfbRre. (Wai4.1S.T&S)
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Baltimore sransfer Gempasnie

eabsR.02e psn 2i9ts. sub esMbave'etrate.
bat ibre stuSftattuIe nm mebrere SuprioerIe
(SanS) bergr5bert unb " ietf i'm .oidnoe,
NsDbefm BON Saus ~. 1auS an tsiOrhcrn iine
tnr bic a~uite,pabruna ober aerienonna 6n her'
tadsn, @romste uno snperldftoe Hthiensnq
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Wu,ulano's tiirfiIdc SGber.
Gamitable. 0etdnbe, YSitamt seoea. etets uffea
(Muougt22-l
@crmiidJte Nnseisen.
SncsieQe 8eaiinitiamnacm

Spcsielle 8eginitisnngcn
fir sae, bic GpnfirmatipnS. Yboto9rapbie'n
iviiufheu. Niniatiu in Sutben III foereoloefeil
Meoaiuon gratis init einert 9ubeTo Caribou.
Vprtraits. eeAt uuiere neueh YeaEetpgsn. Sie
aqerbeiteu Gubiuets, bon $t.OQ OIL. Sute Irs
belt. prompie abIieteruue. Jar
~. 4eikert, 9 ssiie ss!1'ss' sso asa'',%s"
Vr. 4O9-4tf, Vsfb. GJaA- etrahe.
mou uenne bjefe 3eituna. (lpriIT--)
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Sir Gbentun9 2iang, ser
.oiplpmatiide 8ertreter Gbino'S III
@aibington, lit elm 8eianoter, aber
fem nGeididter." Gr bat IN eiuem
redf oifenber5i9ens grieie an ben
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-12
THE ACADEMY BOAT CREW.
This Seasons Rowing On Severn to
Opens On April 2I.

M. Richard Glsndun, of Boston.
who has coached the Naval Academy
| crews most successfully for tho last
two seasons, has begun work en- the
machines with the candidates for this
wear S crews. 1t viii be a particular
ly praiseworthy performance on the
part of Coach Glsndon if no turns ont
winning crew again, rs there win
certainly not be over two and moro
probably one member of last years
crew TO form a nucleus of the first
crew
Captain Willis W. Bradley. Jr., will
be at :. and Carl +. Drcutzer has
been at 6, but the latter is condition
ed in some of his scholastic branches
and may not be able TO stay in tho
Academy or come out for the crew il
he remains. The midshipmen will
row against the same four crews that
they did last year-Yale, University
of Pennsy lvania, Columbia aud
Georgetown, the latter three being
double headers. The Yale race has
been fixed for May and the Columbia
race for May 10 The other two races
have not been definitely fixed, but
Georgetown may row on May 10, max
ing the race have six entries, as all
three institutions will enter FIRST and
second crews.
The management is endeavoring 20
get Pennsylvania TO Annapolis for
the season opener on April 81, hut the
date Is not settled. Pcnnsy lvania
will bring a Varsity and Freshman
crew TO row against the first and sec
ond crews of the Academy Mr.
Glendon has the making of very Ell.
cient sroke in Jonas H. Ingram, who
strOked thp second crew last eensou
The other men who are now considered
first crew men are Mckee. Montgom-
ely, Rockwell, Pritchard aud johnson
All OF these except Prichard rowed in
the second or thiid boat last season
Other promising candidates are Ell
lott, Laurence, Bogg. Hodgman.
Farrell, Robinson. Gary. Fricdell,
Hill, Crawley, Wells, Northoroft,
Wilhelm, Richardson and Stevenson,
Kenneth Heron. of San francisco,
Cal, is manager of the crew
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-12
THE PARTICIPANTS.
Tho Cast of Characters In "The
Sleeping Beauty"

.,rrs most beautiful and elaborate
10 --ttfua and oOstuming will be
..~-rs of The Sleeping Beauty, =
g-rrant uantimome, to be given
Ia colonial Theatre next Friday
A-ir7 Fairies and fairy dances.
G Princess aud Prince Charming.
a,.lp Titguia and her attendants will
T DE- th.rs in gorgeous array There
1-.r ha court ladies and gentlemen
VIZ vHI dance the gavotte. and the
si,ft of it all will be dazzling
IN. following is the cast of charac-
tsrs. King Naloroso, Mr.. John
...... 'Daaeu NalorOso, Mrs Snow
I.r Ca.6; Prince Charming, Mr.
p-rf.. Princess, Miss l.. Munroe;
E-.o.ru. Prince. Mr.. Allen; Coun-
-'.. az GtgHsnuff. Miss X. Walton;
.-5 Steward OF Naloroso, Mr.. Coul-
t,.r.. Court Jester. Mr.. Rouse; Lord
r.5.. Chamberlain, Mr. 3. V Cissel;
u.ralI- Nessrs. Neill and Crawford;
ir5.a. ul Honor Misses Spencer and
p-rray. Wicked Fairy Blackstick.
,r-s rs o. Stevens; Ushers, Messrs.
g-....a. Carpenter, Sasscer and Hance;
Ttauia Queen of the Fairies, Miss
G.lIa Munr0e; Puck. Master Edgar
F.H. Four Golden Fairies, Misses r.
H1rEius. Susie G Welch, G. Merrill,
X Amos; Eight Guards, Messrs.
T.ny Riley. B0rdley. Parsley, Thomn-
sam Uutchins. Shearer, Sinclair,
ID Wrightsou; Pages, John Fell.
Ward Johnson. Galloway Cheston.
p.Ip WcIch; Silver Fairies, Misses
q Steele. q. Claude, r. White, II.
Chilis. X. Thompson; Spindle Bear.
m. Nessrs R. Welch. w. Woodward.
j paaa. Philip Clayton, @. Magruder,
g. Moss: Nurses, Misses q. Claggett, {
s gaggett R. Howatt r. Sasseer,
a. Armstrong, H. Moss; Six Fairy. /
almother-Butterhy Miss L. WORTH
ington; Tulip Miss J. Tisdale: Rain
bow. Miss NJ. Peyton Welch; Star /
Beam. Miss NJ. Hall; Moonlight, Miss
Virginia Robb; Violet Miss +. Paca.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-12
ANNUAL GRADUATION BALL.
CLASS OF COY" GIVES FARE
WELL TO 500"
Beautiful Decorations In Spacious
ArmorY at Naval Academy
For This Evenings
Festivities.
WILL EXCEED IN BEAUTY ALL
PREVIOUS ATTEMPTS.

| On previous occasions the handsome
new armory has appeared quite beau.
| tlful enough for the farewell ball
without extra decorations. Tonight.
however, thsre will be change. and
added TO the beauty of tie large ar
mory with its girdeTs and rafters. its
hardwood floor and its arches of light,
there will he elaborate decorations
of bunting, flags. evergreen and flow.
! ers, not to mention additional lights.
The class of 1907, which gives the
| farewell ball. has spared neither
money nor work 20 make tonight's
ball eclipse in snlendor and effective
decorations all its predecessors The
decorations are most elaborate and
beautiful and the aimory will be con.
verted into a bower of light and bunt.
inng. The class colors-green and
white. are everywhere. The midship.
men have expended the sum of "a. 600
on the decorations and forty skilled
men have been at work for several
days.
The predominating colors are green
and white, the class colors of the grad
yates, and the steel girders which
span the hundIed feet width of the
building are completely covered with
alternate green and white for the 400
feet OF the length OF the building
The bunting is arranged in fanlike
shape. The rails of the gallery are
covered with Scotch broom and the
bandstaud is erected in the shape Of
miniature fort, with port holes and
oannons The ,, 600 .incaudesceut
globes which ordinarily light the
armory brilliantly will be doubled,
and the current from Bancroft Hall
will be turned into the armory TO
supply the additional globes.
The whole sceus promises TO far ex-
ceed in beauty anything of the kind
which has ever been at the Academy.
The galleries have been divided in
sections indicated by the letters Of
the alphabet, that the dancers may
mere easily find their partners, as it
is at all times difficult to locate them
in this large hall of so. 600 square feet
of floor spec. Annapolis is crowded
with visitors ard more are. expected
Every hotel and boarding house is
taxed to its utmost capacity. The
view of the strangers on parade yester-
day in the Academy grounds was
Kaleidoscope, every color being repre-.
senteG in the gowns worn by the ladies
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-12
Mr.. EVANS WAS A WINNER.
CUMES IN SEVERAL LFNGTHS
AHEAD IN RUNAWAYS
The Local Grinds Please a LARGE
Audience at The Colonial
Theatre Matinee
And Night.
UPR0AR FROM RISE TO FAIL
OF THE CURTAIN

The Runaways' have been here 9,
many times ole would think tba,
would like to run away and stav ayvay
But they don't. TIE matinee and MOI,
performance Of The Rnnawavs,; =,
saturday was a record. breaker as r.
size aud receipts, and EVERYDAY vybC
Is any body went to one or the otIIer
performance. Although pase 1.-THE
RunaTays" pleased tie crowd that
gathered at the Colonial Theatre
hitherto it has been Mr.. Arthnr
Dunn who has PLAYED here in The
hunaways as "Blatch. !" Saturday
IL was Mr. George Evans who was
cast IN this character. 1t is not nm.
Klnd to Mr. Dunn, although compari.
SONS ara 'ordorous" as Mrs. Parting.
Ton says to say that Mr. Evans wins
NOT only the race but carries off the
palm ana comes in several lengths
AHEAD OF Mr. Damn in this Character
of the Honey Bow. . Mr. Evans %
brlstles with fun, he exudes mirth
from every joint, with every facial ex'
preston and every gesture. He is 81
funny that this mirth is contaqiops
and some people who are never known
to smile. laughed Saturday in spite
Of themselves.
Mr.. Evans is not coasie. There
were one or two broad things he said
and then it was probably because he
was called upon to say so much and
forgot himself tor IN 1ment. Nothino
was really objectionable. His grinds
at Annapolis and the Naval Academy
were numerous and, in theatre par.
lance brought down the house. . He
evidently had got wise'' to many
people and things, aud Lovers Lane.
the plebes, hazing, tile Saufee. Murray
HALL, Floods ice box, DR.. Wells
and a popular first class smidshipmau
aH figured in the jokes which were
much enjoJe1 Indeed, Mr.. Evans
IS whole show in himself.
III the cast was good. The chorus
girls were pretty and pleasing to look
1t. The naval officer sang we'll aud
MAS good looking Mr.. Fox as Flee
inm. the skin doctor, is clever; Mr..
". 1 Bowman is q good General
1aTdtack and Mr. James Bowman n
lever bookmaker" with a fairly
,ood voice. The first part of the frst
lct was little horsey, but then what
an you expect Of horse race and
9ckeys. Tie Widows are very
etching and don't mind in the least
,elng Kissed any more than Mr..
hould they when they a5e Kissed on
Ia average of 81 times an evening?
When the tallest girl was kissed
Luther Welsh came in
or a grind and little Mr.. Evans used
! ladder, which, he said, was Welsh's
stretching machine. 1t was q
great show aud Annapolis Will not
mind in tie least if Mr.. Evans will
Runaway in this direction next sea
son.