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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19

Frdii6ent &oo cpeIt
tritt III elmer Spe3ioIsg otihoft fir
bic Gerjiinguna OeS EcrionolS IN Den
bDbcren Stcllen uniCrer Wnri1csCfft
5ierc ein. 3ieie icien Ourd)i6nittIi6
90 Sabre alt, nenn lie ben Gaplt0na=
9tang crbielten, unb 60 Sabre, luenu
tic cS 5,tm Eongc cine5 Gontrc.2tbuis
rails 6rGdten. Ger ErGiiOcnt bot OH
elmer Seite rcdt, bern mos niitt Die.
6eIte Ilottc Scr NeIt. mcnn Sic 6i:b.
rcr OcrIelbcn nidt bic %Grlohrung bos
Zen, Die Elm 10 Recommendations go
item, mic Scr cilte3 AOmirolS pcc.
longt. Mfit 50 So0rcn id,ci0cn ole
Ntarine.O ffi5lcre olt3 DEM Nicnitc
aus. Sod ocn bi3beriQcn @cpIloger.
heitcn fam oIio Elm Morinc-O fii3icr
l1llr cttpo Stpei Sabre ais NGnliral
oienen. Die 9icnit3eit in Den unte-
rcn MnnGitiien iii I'll lonq bic IN oell
Gobcren GommanboS 81 tl1r5. Gem
niod)te Der GrdiiDent obgeholfcn Ia.
ben, nnO Der Worinc.S cfrctGr bat
nit So6uerltdnoigen cine Gcrlage
ou50eorbeitet, sic nent YrGiiNcntc1
OoS Gedt giebt, .Sfii5ierc, bic I'M
Nndncenlcnt 5uriitgblciben, 5ur Gia@
p%oiition gu itclcn ober 81 pcniinnirrn.
8onit m6rc DEM RrGiincntcn cine
grobc Modtbciu0niR prrfichcn. unO
Scr GongreB mirh Oiciclbc idnucrIid)
5etpGhren. @ie lid Scr GonureB III
ben Miiuidcn 5cS Er0iiocnten. Die
'ider i'm Snterelic nnierer Moriue
iin6, i~tc(lell miro, lit ieinc Sobe
Gtpa3 miro CT tblln miiiien, Tim otn
in Ser 9otihoft florgclcgten WtGngcln
III u%nicrer Morinc o~bslthclien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19
@iQiailt Gppf's
tuphIbriannte SIS 0rerhtau

WDblbffdflltt $40 SUPERINTENDENT HnITuTfH'
pra6tpoIIen Gare, init fhiparsem 9uf, rpeibem
pner aralent Yliiid iiber5oae1: diiberen Staten;
Neerbiguii9 $ gl6eige, @inbaIfamiret,. 3ano'
itube. 1rGirrfIor, lootenbefub ober 9ede, Delft
iting oes SrabcS, 9ctteitipaeeil, febs neue
9utf1en,. Tugs. Siiible, 2idter, 2enbter nno
Traperteu.
Anes uuatdnSig S15. 9ctne Grtrn.speicu.
$50 = Veriauot ppn 2etden - $50.
Nnoere gccrbiauug $50, 500 NIB $140.
North. uah OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
geioe Telephone. Iau nlto 9fatt.
(Nff1| It
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19
2uubuur Tarf.

Ter tarptia nltd,lte Srtebhst tn 1aittmpre.
gu ieoer Belt trreiGbar. Stint Gents 3abrs
aelb bon allen SiabitbeiIeu. Gtrdbenbdon.
@aaons paiiirer ben Sanpteinedrig, aus pre'
S g.''i zen srie iIad"I bsi r aSassgS' Wetter befiben.
asssdbnibpIdbc 5u febr nrdhiger Yretien.
fdmnltli6 unter forilp1brenoer ptIeas.
gastnm: Hr. 81, @ef.3arafoad'efraHe.
(Sdn6-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19

Gatti at IN Son-
Don Elm Abl1ieos Gon}crt gegcben;
hicsntal ober oos oltcrlcBte.
@erdu dloic NutoS ia.
ben Tie ieet in GltQlonN. 9hln nod
oos gcr0nihloie Nlltomobil.
Gas Oberocrj6t in Moi-
lie bat cntidieoell, Odb eileHedlnllng
flir 9eiIti9e ctrGnfc 0tl Dem &ldge'
mcgee IN Moine MD. eingctrieben
mcrOen fonn. No, Damn mlB chen
oorotabe5oblt Wer0cn. p. @etru1ltctl
miro Ocmuegen ood.
Sic 81. 81, Gtoot$ 3 t g."
idrcibt: n@eittl man bic Nclttr mol
ten Iieb, ste NIT Hoot uG0 Hooicpelt
recon, miiror bon OCn ollnite0 Sta
ties" i6lieBlid) itllr nod OaS III. g."
il6rig bleiben, llnb 0uS milroe 5ulctt
III Ills" 5uionmcngcfoBt."
IuG in MuItrnIien miro
sic 1roge iiber Stootcnrcdhte sur 3eit
pentilirt. Ser Gremicrminiiter BON
Siib,@oles 6ot cncr0iid aegen jebe
Ginmii6un9 Scr GGntrol MeGierur1
in sic InocIeqcrhcitcll Der cin5elncn
Stontcn protc5tirt mo onOcrc Negit.
rillt0cn pflidten inn BEL. 0on5 p'e
BEL ms.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19
Stin u. Sinnf.

IS iiarb am rs. 9e5emucr 1906 nn1 LANCER
NrnHfbeit Sttu Y. Sinad, ~Neltebter @Gtte bon
Srie0cridn [illnd, i'm Al. Sabre Icife9 ScbcuS.
ste {eeroipiHg iinhet 9OuucritGa, Den 20. Dc
6eTbcr, 2 llbr Ha0mittHgs. BON ieiler lcbien
gSobuulA. Mr.. 1916, 0Opfile- SpcniIe. ans
iiatt. NCiieEnlA prinaiiM- (363-I)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19
Nnrnthcn Sdnninncr.

IS giu9 eit 6uV Nu9e am 10. Sc3cmber 1906
Sorutbca Shiuingrr, ISitnpc oe5 peritorbe1en
Sobn S6IoinNer. Sic NtcroiCunA iinnet Witt
ipudl, hcn ~. Sc3ember, 1 llDr 9latbmittaR9,
bon ibrer leBten gSobmllN, M. 5lG, 9Seits
Eioblc Strnbc, aus itatt. Hciietung prioattn.
(3i2-2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19
Ecmn Hrriiinncr.

IS i.arb am Is. Sejcmibcr 1906 aena Frei'
finger, Heliebtc Satin pou 0clru Greiiinqer.
SIC Q'erroiGuna ftnoet 1unncritag, Den 90.
gS5s 9GI = Wy SqO'Ii o@iiotS SSl sm ,erfr 'eF al,s
iiuit. Wo5u Nertuanote un0 Srelnbe Der ia
mile udbtlingsouu eingeidoel linn. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19
Snr Nrinnrrnna

al mcincn G~clicbteli @alicl
SrdnS 1rttnrr,
lpel0cr bcrte Dor feds Tnbret 10000 gcilors
ben. nbcr mint ocraciieI II.
lSir gCbtt aus &rn6 mo botten.
Son 9etn Self. @utibIli ner. leDet nod
Son SdbnierS mn GrnCultotb bcfreit
Sm 2nnee oerl llnitcrbIidfeity
HinDe inHit, Scin sluNc i9lpb ii6 III,
lluo nun iimGio6t 2im fiiba Rib.
Scin @0it bat mobl an Cir 9etta1,
liln riiUti Cid ieiBe G1idl ttehr al.
Gcmtouct BON feirer WIttitf tgLl..t
(353) katherine 0tttdicti nno athoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19
WnIcntinc Sell.

IS itarb ain lG. 9e5cmber 1906 @alehtine
3eil, n Sabre alt, ~geticbter Satte bon 1ereia
Seit. &erlualihte mo Grelnoe itlo etngelnoelI,
oent LrdnerGottcsoienite an Yttttiuod), &orIlllts
&ngfon= Strnbc, bei5lnpobncn. Veilepln9 phi
Dnttm (3bi-91
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19
2urraiRc.

Maiert'1 - 9arfarttg IT. Erteo!tb.
MeiIe. @enntt bic NIT Qpfpbaftau be5einnete
Iortb.Nberme,G Gar. freie 0utfher gsodmiiiueS
am Terminus. Greife bon geerdbniBpldben
lett fpeStea. 9cidte Seoineunesn. aelspbet-
edton 1898. yfrcau: tranfltn. nnb 4inbior.
Roabs. NerIanoi Srrl6iite. (Nsai4.1S.S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19

Greibigtauienb arbei.
tern in Den gannmpa. SabrifeiWiaI
iodnuietts BADEN cine 2obnerboNing
crbalten; ein anacncbmeS Weib.
ilabtsgeideilf fir piele grbciter ia
milien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19
SoEn Seriuig e Srgn,
aeihsnbeitattsr nno Gtubaliemirer.

III. HUUot LtItWHHsS IuRy.
3peigef6dit: 9r. 524, GaiteriEgloenue.
Sigblanbtoiun, Naltintorcs@ourlo.
0ir baber In uuferer IaIeen @eftdftSprnris
Mrin unb MeiCb beeroiet. Sinh NIT eeritqem
Yrofit 8nfrieben. Sie ieiuftcn 9utl1en gelietert
fir Sodbaeiten, llnterbnltuiteen uno a1oere Sc
legenbeiten. geioe telephone. (U'ui2s.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19

8cncrul &onnI &urrb
y. WiiQcr, Der 0icier Gage aus ict,
ncm llrloub micOer nod Dofobomo
5llriid0efcbrt lit, bot iid) Dor icincr
Nbiobrt cinGcbcnb iibcr cic ioponis
idC Gontroucric unh Die Soponcr
UlsgciprOdcn. Sn cincm &orirugc
Dor orn Stuoentcn Scr StontSsllni-
ptriitGt bon Californian lagte ser
@cncrolfpnlul, unier llrtbcil ilber
Die Soponer lei nift rid,tiq, neil Der
Sopdncr III ollercrit uno %5ureiit
niti Die ollgemeine @oblfobrt bcbud)t
lei. Gic SnoipioltolitGt 0cs &aparcrs
trete Gntl5 in cen &intcrgrilnb unO
ici ans Ser @enerolit1t 81 iolgcrn,
Ole inn 8crllf un0 2ebensoufgo6e
poridjreibe. Gr ge6e e6cnio miuig in
Sen arieg, mic IN bcn SrieOcn, menn
Die Notion bies ais n0tbig crotte.
@eiter iogtc Sr. Wtiqcr IN icillcm
&ortrogc, Der Sopnner oddlte in Die.
lem Nugenblid qor nldt AT einen
aricg gcgen Die Scr. Stnotcn. Ior-
bern olp ben guibnu icincr SrlOuitrie
mo oll Die oorou@ folgcnbe Sermeb-
RING nnG GrmciterunQ ieinea Son.
bcIs mo GCrfcbrs. Gr bout &nn.
oelSiGific un0 Die sum Sdub icincr
irbnitrielen Sntcrciicn notbiN CT
ifcircn0en &ricg3Iddffc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19
Sefanntmaduugen.
wasean ses staet.@eumeters.

". LV6THIUtI IUWD.
Ser Siaht-@eometer miro am 9pnnrritas,
ben y. Se3enTber 1906, 10 llbr l~Jioracns. an
Srt uno Stelle eri6eincn rno baa liipeon
BON SbermClIsISlace 5tpiiheu SlioersStrdbe
rlb Sirnros9tpeuie, etablirel.
Halcigb &. SbpnGs,
$3.50 Siaofs@epneter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19
BUR GrinncrMna

an uniercn t6euren q"e.iebtcn Eater mo Gatten
Ncurn Sdldicr,
Nr. $40, 9SeitsQnltiniur Strrhe,
ipelfcr beIte Dor cinem Sabre, am 10. Se5enlE
her 1908. aus oieiem HChcl ldhleu. Sn StrDe
mo Heben hleiber &ateys .etic 9Sorte in Or.
innerIinN. NNIcn. (343D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19
germiid)te anseiaen.
Ser Sirpler.g anaer

Sauiel @rane mn lei SSei5erle enipfcb!et flo
lur Observation-Disclosures II. I. IN. @1te 9bels
lpciBsSlufleH di nerinliclt.
=. 8raus, Cir. 800, acknowledgements.
(S52 IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19

MpwIanb's tarfiIde W6ber.
Ss.ttabls.GetSxbe, TsAant sessn. etts sfien.
lMng22-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19

Baltimore Cemetery.
Bareaa: JraniEn.Slse, Baltimore u. Turtbftr.
gegrdbniBpIdse sum Berfaif-- Don $25 al,
init Mnrmorpiniten absegreu5t $50 Nlas thr
bier 9rdber. (Snni16.1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19

ueber Die gan 6ron5i@.
coer oNroftcrs" ifreibt bic oGoIifor.
nio 3tg.:" nNtodD Der MtctGoOc oc3
idyIiipirigcr Hcd)tsanpoltcs Collins
periud)en ole nWroiter" icbt 0ilrh
tcdniid)e Ginwiirie unc @infel5iigc
Die gin5elpro5eiie binouE5uificben,
llrt bnS Gublifum 81 perluirrel un0
Die Verfolaer 81 dgifdrtren. Semen
mo Burns bnbct Dies, uorolia4eic.
ben uno lino ocsbolb ldngiom uub
Ocutlid) 5u @crfc gcgullgen. Gtc Ser.
rem n@roftGr" m09cn nod 10 gcrics
bcnc NnuGltc boben, Senep miro lic
idJon 5n Soltie treiben. Mon iogt,
scr Wltltimilion1r Gingec mcrbc ca
lid, cine Minior folten lolieu. nm
Mopor Sdpnib Dor DEM 3ildJtbnuS
81 %rettei,. @ir %gluubcL oub III
0ieiem Sale bic bon &uNolpb Spref.
felS gorontirten $1000O0 idyuerer
miegen, ol3 9inace'@ Miaion. IS
miro eilicll borten aon1pf gcbcn. "a
lid, aud, Die Gorporotionen ouf Sri
ie ser o@roitcre" geiteQt bober."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19

Sed3S5id Collars fiji
cine Come 8oblen I'M Norbweiten
Ia beiben Die &oblen nit &cdf
idpuarSe 9iamarten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19

Nus obinoton t o m NJ /
bic iiberroipenbe Nadritt, ooB bic
STANDARD Gel Wognaten G6nlid
loic Die Sleiih Sorone, ungeitroit
oopnn fommen merben, uno 5luor
in sSolge elmer rein tehniid)en Sroge.
Nn Dem Srod)ttorif 8 8eieB iuurocn
announcements 9enlodt uno oobei lit
iibcrieben moroen, baB Elm Sara
graph beio9te, bns 8eieb iolle crit
60 Snge nod Ser llnter5cid)nuhg III
&roit tretcll. Gus Suits . Tepnrte.
ment bat ober icine Nnfloge gegcn
Den Oeltruit in bieicr 3eit eingeleis
tet. bic alauiel bon ser HedtsfrGi.
tiafeit bcs 8ciebes mad, 60 Soaen
iibcricben. Gie &ertbcioiacr ocS
ScltruitS ober i~iberiaben tic nid)t.
@os nun? Die Slirilten inn Gons
9reb Serbrcden lid Die aopfe oariis
Der. Sic iisen oa nit .oos" Gale If
mo fonncn'S nid)t permertbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19
Mndlcnnflcncrin

Neutfde e|erriiite ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Na1gidb'
rige GrTGbrune. @efte GnipfeDfutae1. Nr.
1913, HDrosSort.Strnhc.
Gioo2S-Sc527iSi&So)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19

Sr. Wault,
Seniegcr uub &fgditcr.
Ser Seroorrdseuoite aler Mebten. Gr cr'
5d6It Sbnen, mas &c 3u piiien niinfd1er, MAG
cS giinItig ODER ungiiuitig fem, gieidpicl, luas
S6re Grangiule. 6oinringent WiutbnlaBungeH
ooer 9Siinfne iiHo. Gr bal Inaere1 .%9eDollen.
9Sarum nidt Sbncn2 Go ii6er5eret 1T CT bon
feincr 5dbiafeit. bnB CT feline Ne5nblllug i'm
%rraiS iiir %ortru9e ent9egen llimult,. mo
penn ct ni9t In allen 6dlen nbIlig 5%ntricoeiE
iteIt, miro feline 9ebibr aceeptirt. Sortrd9e
80 Gerts ulo S $500.
Spred,Innocn pun 10 Bis Z ttbr.
6. & Z. Se.cpbpn: I(oInt SernoH U176-D.
Gr. 40, VnrfsGuehne.
(Tc5t4-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19

Gle fron5oiiide Gboil.
piniiten boben Anfong$ Se5enaber
Die Sobresfcier ocs @efed,ts bel
Gbompigllp bcgangen mo Teroi,lc.
DC, Der rTud)cboroe," fiibrte oas
groie @ort. Ger Siibrer Der Nutriu.
ten=Siga lieb bic fleinen Eplcn.S dli-
Ter, Gle nidlt ocutid} iprefen mollen,
hod)lebeL uilo armiraI 0irnoimc
flriipfte on Die sSobrt Der &rieasid,if-
te mad, Ioroffo al,, Die bas &oripiel
Der beiliacn SdJlndIt iein fonnte, Die
6rotfreids Gliob.2 otbrimlen 5ilriif.
erIiotteu ioll, Gr ernlabllte ieine 3il-
borer. lid oitf Die groBten Spfer fir
Goterlono uno Sreibeit por5uberei-
ten. Na alio! Nur porbereitet auf
grobe Spier. Die Sran5oien baben
5lir Belt anoeres 81 tbun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19

@erduidGoic NutoS bo.
ben lie ieet in GnQgono. Nln nod
0os gcr0ui6lole Nlltomobll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19

Noeline &atti sat II Com
Don ein Ablrieos Gon}crt gegeben;
Hicsntal ober 0os aucrleBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19

@eihdftsHbrer G. u. SeinI, 0phunng:
6. & q. t2i ~ 0al6ruot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-19
Der 9entffe correspondent
erideint jcben Sag i'm Sabre.

Gtsenthimer G. Satue, mptnnns:
q. & e. $40 U Wiabtfon.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
CORPORATION COURT.

In the corporation court Judge Louis
c. Barley presiding. yesterday. the fol-
lowing business was transacted:
Judgment for pliintin and order for
sale was entered iu the case OF II. c.
Chipman VS.. w d Gilman.
Judgment for plaintiff was entered in
the case of r. +. Thompson vs. ID. p.
Hurley.
Mrs. NJ. Adamson was appointed guar
dian OF the three infant children Of
James Mudd
Judgment for plaintiff was entered IN
Sledge-
Commonwealth VS.. William Pye. col
Ored, indicted for assaulting Roland
Lambeth. jury. and verdict OF guilty and
prisoner sent TO the penitentiary at
Richmond for three years.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18

NEW YORK, April 1S--Mrs. Patria
De Louisa, the mother Of five children.
who has been known as a faithful wire
and has cared for her little ones in the
home made for her and them at JOB
East 18TH street. shot down her hus-
bands cousin, John De Louisa. today
at 1I6th street and First avenue. when
the man was offering insults
For months this young wire ana
mother had been followed by John DE
Louisa He had broken into her home
and he shadOwed her on the street
She could never leave her husoano
side that the man was not oehlho her'
ne seemed TO be infatuated with her,
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
FIVE IN CONTEST
FOR SENATE SEAT
All Colorado Candidates Are
Multi MilliOnaires.
FIGHT OF THE CORPORATIONS
Signs of Old Struggle for Control Of
the State in Csmpaign just
Beginning.

DENVER. Col. April lS.-Fiye multi
millionaires already more or less frankly
avo-5ed as candidates for the Senate
from Colorado. and the campaign not
fairly openI
1t promises TO intensity the most in
tense of Colorado's political situations
Of recent years. Apparently It is going
10 be the same old struggle OF the cor
pOratiOns to control the State. and there
Will be more OF the methods that count
Cd out Alva Adams, and depOrted peO-
pie from the State IN the labor war.
David II. MOffat is one multi-mIllionaire
too busy to want TO be a Senator-yct-
But he is willing that his right bower.
William G. Evans, should be IN politics,
and he is
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
WASHINGTON DELEGATES TO
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

The ninth annual conference Of the
Eastern Public Education Associations
is to be held In New York city April
II to 20. inclusive. Mrs. John Milton
Public Education Association. and Mrs.
Charles Ca.1yle Darwin, eX-treasurer OF
the Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton viii be tH-e Washington delegates
TO the conference
The delegates will meet for registra-
ton at a. n. room 5O7. United Charities
building. Fourth avenue and Twenty
second street and then visit the Girls
Technical School, the High School OF
Commerce. Ethical Culture School and
other model schools
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
LEE STREET IMPROVEMENT.

Arrangements have been completed for
the Improvement. with vitrified brick, OF
Lee street from King 70 Prince. The act
of council provided that in places where
adjoining property holders refused to
pay their assessment the old pavement
should remain intact in front OF their
property. Efforts are now being made.
however, by subscription from outside
parties. 10 pay the assessments OF those
who declare themselves too poor 10
make the improvements The First Ma
tiOnal Bank mas headed this subscription
with 500, and many merchants ana
others have made contributions The
work will be completed before mid sum-
mer.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
CAPT. HUBERT's oBsEoUIEs.

The funeral Of the late Capt. Upton H
Hubert viii take place from St. Paul ;
Protestant Episcopal Church tomorrow
afternoon at o'ciock. Rev. y. p. Phil
lips, the pastor. assisted by Rev. Dr.
Wallace. Will conduct the services
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
FIFTY SALOONS INDICTED
THROUGH FEMALE SLEUTHS

louisville, Pa. April 1s.-Fifty
more liquor dealers VIII be arrested by
the Law and Order Society for selling
liquor on Sunday. The saloonkeeI srs in
this batch are nearly all America n-born
and to secure evidence against them the
society employed female detectives.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
OLIvET TO CALVARY.

Next Thursday evening the choir Of
St Paufs Protestant Episcopal Church.
assisted by Kenneth Ogden. will sing at
that church "Olivet TO Calvary" by J.
IL Maunder, There will be no charge
for admission. but a silver offering will
be taken Up.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
CURTAIN kBLAZE.

Slight damage was occasioned in
Harry Trumbulrs home. 90 Linwood
place southwest. by fire about s o'clock
last night. Lace curtains coming In con-
tact with a lighted gas Jet caused the
blaze. F:remen responded TO the alarm
I~om box 49, The damage was esti-
mated at SO
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
VESTRYMEN ELECTED.

The vestrymen of Christ Protestant
Episcopal Church met last night and
elected the following officers:
Senior warden. w. A. SmOOt: Junior
warden. II. F. Robertson; registrar. y.
L. Boothe; treasurer, Harry Yohe; dele
gate TO the Episcopal council, which win
meet in Alexandra May 16. Dr. L. NJ
Blackford: w. A. SmoOt, alternate.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
MRS. cRILLY's FUNERAL.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Rosa
CriIly took place from st. Mary's Catho-
lie Church at 8 O'Clock this morning. and
was largely attended. Rev. Father Bow
den. assistant pastor OF the church. said
a mass OF requiem. Interment was in
ST. Mary's Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.

J. b. Johnson, brakeman on the r.
+ & p. r. r., while coupling cars at
Four Mile Run this morning had one of
his feet smashed by getting it wedged
under n car wheel. He was put aboard
a train and brought to this city and
taken to the Alexandria Hospital. Wher,
his injuries were dressed
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
WALKS AGAINST CAR
AND GETS A TUMBLE

After getting of a car at New Jersey
avenue and c street northwest last
night. ]. ID. Bowing. thirty-five years
old. OF New York city. walked against il
and was rendered unconscious by his
fall 10 the asphalt
he was assisted TO a nearby hotel and
was treated there for bruises about the
head and body After regaining con-
sciousness he went 10 the Baltimore and
Ohio station and boarded a train.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
Maddened by Insults,
Woman Shoots PurSuer
Faithful Mother of Five Children Defends
Herself Against the TOrments OF Her F1us-
bands Cousin i'm New York City.

and several days ago she caused his
arrest He was arraigned in Harlem
police court and warned that he must
leave the wife of his cousin alone.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
Guggenheimer His Choice.

The Moffat-Evans interest is for
Simon Guggenheimer for Senator. Gug-
genheimer is a genial. jolly, good fellow;
everybody knows and likes him. Evans
knows nobody and nobody knows him
but he is the brains OF this com animation.
Guggenheimer IS something OF a car
petbaggeT. he has lived in the State lit
tie more than 4 year. representing the
immense American Smelling interest
control.
The Guggenheimers have done much %
restore the mining industry after the
great depression incident 20 the miners
warfare. and Simon is, therefore. popu-
lar
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

Nothing new was brought out, and the
commissioners adjourned to meet again
tonight
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
Spring Flowers at Guides.

The displays ct this store are always
charming. and the present display of
spring howers unusually attractive. 1914 F
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
THREE TRY suicide,
ONE IS SUCCESSFU Ill
Poison, Knife, and Pistol
Used to End Lives.
C0L0RED MANS AIM TRUE
One White Man Repents Rash Act;
Other Begs Doctors to Let
Him Die.
CoLoRED MANS AIM TRUE

our 6:20 D. m.-Oscar White
UN mixes poison with his
80 whisky; repents and calls
for help; pumped out at hospital
and will recover.
thin 6:25 p. m.-George
IWlI Woody, despondent over
domestic troubles, hacks
his throat with a penknife; begs
doctors to let him die, but they
won't
TUDTT 500 p. m.-James
lnntE Dent, colored, despond-
ent over illness, sends a
bullet through his heart before po-
lieeman can stop him. and dies
instantly.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
Interegt Is Paid On Avn Funds

Deposited IN banking dept. OF Unior
Trust Co. 1914 + ST Deposits subject tC
check at will Savings accounts invited
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
POLICE BOARD HEARING.

held a meeting at the mayors office last
night and examined three Witnesses.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
Every True Christian

and every honest skeptic should hear
Pastor Russell AZ BelascO, April p,
3 =. m
The Washington times., 1906-04-18

Perfection Of Ice Cream Making
shown In c & S. Velvet Kind Druggists.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
Walsh Counted In.

Thomas +. walsh is regarded as a
candidate. and his return to the State Is
accepted as the evidence OF 1t Senator
Thomas NJ Patterson IS TO be the Demo-
cratic candidate for governor. but Il Is
the common belief that his real ambition
made hi1 party candidate for the SEN
ate. provided there is any chance in the
Legislature Charles NJ. Mcneil and
Irving Hewbert, both Of the multi-mil-
lionalre mining set in Colorado Springs
the town with more milliOnaires in pro-
portion to its population than any other
IL the worid-are talked OF in connec-
ton with both govSrnOrship and Sena-
torship. Both were leaders IN the fight
OF the mine owners against he Western
Federation. and labor would fight them
20 the bitter end, but il Is their boast
that organized labor has been driven
from the state, and that the men who
are left viii vote as their bosses want.
The Washington times., 1906-04-18
Parties Hopelessly Divided.

Parties arc hopelessly split, and there
may be an independent movement Of
some sort. Paterson Is one of the rich
men Of the State owns two great news
papers in this city, and is a good fighter.
He will gather to his standard whatever
is left of labOT's strength in the State
and Will make an aggressive fight
The Washington times., 1906-04-18

c. & S. Ice Cream Absolutely Pure
rich. delicate of flavor. Try it. Drug.
gists'.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-13

were to return John Melin stood in his
doorway locking down the road. n
girl approached.
"WelI, if this isn't Annie Olesonw
Melin cried. II haven't seen her for
ever so long. I'm glad to see you.
Annie" he exclaimed giving her an
awful handshake when you used to
visit my wife l thought how much you
two were alike. Married, eh?''
No said the blushing Annie.
would you-er-would you like to
beY'
You mean Ito you and live up
here?"
"Of course"
81 think it would be nice" said the
fair haired Annie, surveying the seen
cry.
Thrifty, they wasted no more words
nor time, but went to PIE village par
son.
I've changed my mind" Melin told
the agents when they returned II
will not sell. You see. l am married.
never saw finer day, did you? Have
drink on me. gentlemen"
Death favored, love foled, the rich
est man.