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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28
Samitag, ben %. Gc5cmber 1907
Tht Scitcn.
GliGncn in Der TSluttc.

NllGltcn III 0cf tyl0ttc.
nit bCm io9Cnnnntcn GorpSgCiit in
nniertr tSlotte bopcrt'a c9 mol mic.
Scr. Gie ~n9lrmcoo" lit 5por obge.
bnn1pft, dbcr inter 0cnen, bic pom
Ilottc1-G cportcmeut 5l Sollic &C.
blicbcn iin0, rcAt iid Der oltc GIiqucns
9Ciit mie0cr mdGti9 mic Dor cinigcl
Sobrcn bel Der Sompion-S Glcp-Gon'
troucrle, Die 0onlols 10 groEcS un0
utIicbiumcS 2llliicbcu mudtc. Guntrc-
NNmirol Mtcluil!e tot u~rlon1it lit
in Nbilo0clpbio ooa GliQlcn.
pcipn i'm Morine.T cportcmc,t id)ori
trittiirt; tat conitntirt. Oab bic Gli,
que bic Worinc 81 bcbcrrid)cn ooer 81
rnintrcn miIni6c 0nB 0ie Clique auelt
SrubcI in Ger Worinc pernnloIic. TSll
Der Sompion-S dlcp-Niioire itonh
DER Gbcf Oea NopigntionS 9iireurS
an Der SpiBe Der CLIQUE. Die Gli1ltc
hat cS pcrltanhcrL lid Ben icnciliaen
MariEc.S cfrCtdr oitf ibrer Scitc 5ll
balten unO 10 ibrCn @inilub SIT be-
bnlptcu. @lcid) oli bic Hnflagc Mels
piles fonumt pnS GntlaIiunga. @eiudl
bca GoutresN0nlirol3 9rolplion olS
6bcf 0ca NnuiQotions @iircnll5 Scr
atncrifoniIhcn Sricqsflottc. Gin Nc.
lucis, 6cb Gontrc.Noniro Weiuiac
init iciner N1flnNe 6n$ Rcd)tc 0etroi.
fen bat. 3iCSmal honocIt IS iid1 I'M
cinCn Gompetcn5.GoniIift 5lpiifen
sees fIi5iercn aus Scr Slottcr.2lfa.
hcnlic iii 9lmlopplia un0 ioIden, bic
ans bilrgrr!idlcn &erbGltniiien bcr.
porge9on1cn ltlO. 3u 2cbtcrct geb6.
rem bic Ncr5tc. 3oblmeiitcr ulto an,
Dcrc Vcanltc ser MariIlc. Sic Si1iCn-
uhb Die %IoQcnonntcu Officers Of tie
Stoft" limo ucridic6encr Mcinuna.
iper ooa COMMANDO iibcr Gin Noipi.
tolShiif iiihrcn IoQ, boS Scr Eacific-
6lottc sur GiaioIition itchcn ioQ. -
Gontrc- TbmiroI @romnion iorncrtc,
Elm Ser,Sifijier ioQc Dos Sdiii Gc-
febli9cn. Or. Hirep Der General.
&llnbor5t for6crtc cincn 9(r5t olS
Gommonbclr bcS Sd)iiicS. ooS lcbia-
lid @oipitolid)iii uno fcin Grico9.
ibiif lei. Er0iibent Mooiepelt rat
flrjcr @onb fir sic Anlid)t Gr. 9fir.
ems cntid)icocn, mn Gontrc-gOmrirol
Sronnion bat Die Gntidrioul0 0ca
Nrn'tncntcn iehr prompt nit ci.
llcm MeIignationSs @eiud) bcnntuortct,
ll1o Sr. Toolcpclt bot oos Gntlui-
~1n1Ss(SeIldl chenio prompt bemiqi1t.
Ter Ser Worinc.S cfretGr Metcoli,
iu oeiicn Hciort oicier Gompetcn;-
GontIift in criter Clinic Qcbort, id)eint
IN Der Gll9cIcncntcit ~iibcrboupt fcinc
lnoBDcbcrOe Hulc GeIpiClt III hoben.
S6llcBlid lit Die Safe nid)t einntoI
ppn GROCER 9cocutumq. 8enn rllr
Dos &oipitoI.S hiii cincn tiittiocn
Snbrer bot, Oorn lit eS circrlci, oh
er Gin Siii5icr bon Der Clinic, obcr Oh
CT ms onoeren &rCiicn fonlmt. @o3
ober nid,t cincrlCi uno iiir oic NiSSi.
pin IN Scr sSlottc BON 9cocutltna lit,
ooS iiltb sic HcibnnGcn uno Gonilif.
tc Der Glioucn in Scr Morinc. Bur
Vile9r 0cs GorpS geiiteS uno sur
Eiltti9fcit I'M Gicnitc, 5ur 3iS5iplin
TRACT oicieS Gliaucnmeicn nidt bel;
im 8egcntheil, tic pcrocn boburd) &c.
fort. Cob iif Gontrc-N omirol
Wrolun'on ilriidge5ogen bot. Bat mel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28
Sic GuhISiyp yqfsrebidjcr.

Eie ~Mcrd)ont Wtorine Sco4lrc"
bat olelcr Gage cine Gonfcreni nm
EN- ganfett iiir bic SGrocrnng uo,l
Shitts'S nblioien Qhaeboltcn. 9un.
bessS enotor Ioroger lpor oitdb babel
nrS lprnd) lid i'm Nrin5ip fir Inter.
i6ieos.,}ole aus. Inn Der omerifoni-
it,eh Sanocls.Ytprine aui5nhclicn.
&c Jet ober tciilc ansiid)t, oob iold,e
3olIc 5ur 3cit ein9cfiibrt lucroc,,
miiroen, 10 bliebc benn nid)tS iibrig,
ais Snbiioieu.( Gie ieien imnicrbin
better, oIs nid)ts. @on5 sclpib, lpcnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28

portcmcnt Der llniperiit1t BON Gcnn.
iplponien, Die Atem-Dorfcr 2ebrers
gfabemie, Die Yole.llnipcriit0t 4rin.
ceton, Columbia, @auerforo Ii. Sber.
lin Colleges erobc Sunmen bon I'M.
befonnten @ebern. 4nonpm ginqcn
Bent Scim fir cite S6riftiebcr 500.
600 5u, $t6,C00 uerihieOenen gfem-
0orfcr @crciniQungcn Don &ronfen.
mGrterinnen, $5CCO 3rr 0cfampfung
Ser Sd~)minbiud1t. $1,000 iiir cine Grs
p%loration bon 9lo5fo uno $4,000
fir sic geologiide Somnlung IN
Ncp. Oorf. 4ud) &rGiiocnt Hooicpeit
iii nntcr Ocll Gchcrn nuiacfiibrt. Gr
~itiftete ieircn Nobcl-Erci5 in Der So.
bc pom 10000 IoQnrS fir Die Belle.
NunN bon Niffercn5cn 5miide1 &opis
tai ur0 Nrbcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28
SpbCSfGQc.

Sloiiie sntd, p Sabre alt. Nr. pa, Git
WtnutaomcrhsStrabe
GonilGtuiz %gpenlie, %. 9e6ember.
Gcrrac Nol5er, A Sabre alt, 9tr. 1904. Ntcs
GlherrpsS trnbc. %. Gejem6er.
ScmiaD GinHaro. 81 Sabre alt. 9ir. 1888,
gtoro.Gnro.iNc. Etrnfe. %. 9chcinher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28
Gins. s. EflnCcmnnn.

GS ftnrb am 27. SrScnibcr 1907. nm 8 llhr
sIbenos. in bcc l9obWinG fciHer Go6ter. y!r.
212. g,orhsGbcitersStrn GtaS. -, sdlnce.
mann. ~leIicblcr Suite bon gInnu SdneenidluI,
int 20. Sabre icircs Qebels. Sie Seii Ser Be
c~roiNinA pirh inGter arnCAeini. (3G2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28
WlGcrt 9tchr.

60 f!orb am u. Gc3cuiUer 1907 A!bert slcbr
i'm FILTER bon 81 Sdbren. Gie @ctroipil1 fin
oct S,rutnS, ben 80. December. NGtmittdnS
3 llbc. hon iciucr letter. 9Sobnunp. 9tr. 2t1
Siios RGcu -StrGie. ans itutt. 9ciieaulg dii
benz ,gScfifrn Trich6ufe." (3G2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28
Guuopn : Yarf = Cemetery.

Wlrcau: 9r. 81, gSeit.S uratpaa. StraRe, anb
.Soap.Ginaans. N,rberid-9uah.
1'eardbntbpldbe non $26 an inter heftdroieer
tperoel i'm Greibbdufe ant Soupts@ itsanG ae'
funbeH. TIMER sIeeilt iuirb. penn eepiini1t.
torfpredeu. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28
Senrn Gd,lnrb.

81 itarb AM 26. Sc5tnber 1907 in feintr
Icttel YSoJlu1g, gr. 1924. lSFitsSrntts Strubc,
NcIrO SnllGrD I'M utter bon 80 Sabrer. Sic
N2eroiarug iinhet Snuutag, oeu 20. December,
$50 gtQdlm. Don obClt 9%enuHuier lSobnutg
ans itatt, rpu8u &crlpanote unb 6rellnoe adj
tl1Noonu GinAcluoen lino. (262-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28

Wo@ It Gin Nomc? Cine
8clclllhoft, mclbe aus WaiS Sprlp
bcrltellt, Scr Inter Dem Namcn ,Goro
Gorn Sprnp" IN ocn Worft gcbrod)t
lplro, hat lid al boS Mdcrbols Scpor.
telltcrlt gc!uon0t. lln 81 ~eriobren, OF
Die %gcbrolld)te Gillette ,Gorn Sprup"
ncn Dem Siircou fitr Nobrlnasntittcl
9utgebeibc1 o0cr bCnnitonoct mcroc.
Der fobri3irtc oGorn Spri1p" lit il
WirtlIdtcit gar fem Sirlip i'm luno.
lanfl0en Slime bcS @prtcS, ipllocrn
5u 50 Fro5cnt @llItole phcr Sroubcn.
5llfer. Sil1f5cbn Tro5cnt rofiinirtcn
SirupS 'il1o 5ugcicbt, I'M, ocn Csc.
ld)nlof ocS Tr0purotcS 81 ~pcrbciierli.
Gas 9fabrun0Smittcl @iircor bat lid
hlabcr gc%peigcrt. bic Gillette ,lt beitGs
ti8cl,, oa Der Nanlc ySirup" fir bnS
Eroouft nidlt III llebcrcinitilnmuno
init Dem biSbcr iibIicben Negriii bc$
MortcS Sirltp itchc. @o$ lit Sirup?
Sic SFraac bcid)0fti0t boS No6run9s.
nllitclE Sliredll cbcnlo lulc Die d10crc:
Naa lit Wbistcn? an mcldlcr iholt
10 LANCE bertungeboftert miro.
Sic omcrifonihc 81.
lton5frtIiS hot aud bic Solin9er
StoIlmoorclt.sS nbultrie ungiinitia at,
ril60Cpirft. CiIliNc S~obrifurtcn Ia,
ben IN 6ol9e ocS 3uianntcn6rrd,S
oncrifnniidcr @nnoclsbGuicr niht
rtbetraftIid)c &erIilItc crliItcn. "a.
5t lit ord) Die Ii~tsfiibruna BON 9(l,i.
iroaen ms Stodcn aeratben mo CT.
theiltc Nuftrd9e iinb sum- Gbpil mic.
Der abbeirclt mor0en. @inioc 80.
hrlfcn ho6en Gcrciis I'll @lrbcitcr- Grt.
lolilnacr, id)rrittn n%liiiicll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28
MnI6innss .Werfanf.
6. y. 0abibipm Co.,
Or. 32S, b.Gtaries. etrabe,

Sine SeIeGenbeit aum Sauf ft5ner II. prndt,
boiler WeibnafiSsSeltenfe Su etlpa Der Sdlfte
Der 9erfieIuieSfoften.
tanb 9arnper1s SIoden nnb syafen, funftreidbes
Nor3eIlan. 8as. NIB eleftrif6e 3i6tftdnbcr,
Ws. ltnaiuanreI uilo pieIcs guoere.
gippt7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28
linterljaltungen.
Sbeater.

c- Cine @pdDe.
wv" q. Sanuar.
suseenommeH MiitruoG. ben s. Sannar.
Sam Carlo OroBc SpernsGo.
9enrD 8uifeu, 9ireftor.
Sic N%linitler:
DItGp Sramonia. @inria G%lueiiens, 4il1a Pc
fanu. GleIielmina Diarbi, glIicc !tteIie en-, Htltatl
%glproicd. 3ioiu SIipfn, Carlo gtlbanL St1IrIoli
NIanbdrt, 5lorencio CONTAINING. enrlo Sail!,
Roeollo SprIlari, Gicipr 0tulirel, Sillilio HollL
VI. 7. DC Segircla.
Nrnaiop Cont, Siri9ert.
Rcpertoire in SrGn36lii6, Siulierii6 lno
ScutfdD.
Wiuntae-2a @iucunoa".
SieHitd9-yHigufttu".
9onnerltae tatiuee--rSdrmen".
9onnerita9 gbeHo-r5aut".
6reitaa-nSuBenarin".
Samitag Watiuce-n Higulettu".
Sanlitag 9Ibeno-n Niba".
Sr0eiter bon 40. Gbor bon 90. Gouitdnoi9es
Ballet.
8reife: $3.50. $500. ST 30, $t,00.
Sibe iebt sum Serfauf bel MIbau9D's.
RI. 100, 9iorbs@barIess 5traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28
Schn 81. SeufeI,
Wnftilnure Eemctern.

Jilrcnu: Srantltu. SloG., Baltimore 1t. Hsrthitr.
9egrdbribpld9e 5um &erfalf bon $25 an,
fir bier Gr1ber. Srcie @enutline ber 3apeHe
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (Suni16.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28
2prrGtne.
tA<tthts
Vtofrrffh - vfin -

wialtrtid. - Yarfnrtig. - Srteolih.
g9eftlih bon 2GGIbroof cine nio cine tolbe
Mleiie. Wpunt oulrsgSaapors unb Gorrnines
YGdgeon birefi his sitrr @iugdnu. Reibe Ie.
Iepbore. Sinhts@iiremi I'M 5ipeiten SIur oes
Union Fruit ''Gebdube.s Gharlcs. rnb ;yaaette'
stIa3e. fWlai4 .1S.S&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28
WnDrclu 6. Mpfimann.

IS fidgb an %. Gc5cntber 1907 Nnorcm
Is. Nuiimaun, ~Gc!iebter Subt BON Nerraro NIB
glnEn @oitmdnr, i'm %,;ter bon rs Ju6ren. Ste
gecrhtGumG lilioct 2uuutGa, 9tu1mittags = llbr,
bon her HSpbnllB lctncr Gltcrt, gr. liS.
glorbs EatteriulsFarfss loelilrc. aus itatt, iuo8It
Ncrluauoie mo Srentoe Oct 6amilir aG!liltnss
boll cirlGcldbel i'm. (361-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28

Eahe sur Ieiie in's Mnslano be.
iurgt 6. &ainc, Mr. 413, Cn.@alti.
murcitrahc, mabe Cation @paic Nue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28
MnpNfn,un.

Ser ffonfte uro a,5bte Sriebtof In Nalti'
Terminus Der .@iupnn O1f 1rnuep'9inie.
Gipiee Sritnnobnltiina dbfoIni earairtirt. Tcut.
finer @crtrctcr nnf BEN nriehhofe SonntagS bon
8 1lbr WorGers biz 8 lIbr gbellhs. nu 9Spteur
taaen All Serabreaiua. Grabi.dtten gu allen
Gith Gfiiee: 226 w..GharfeS.etr.. Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28

@%ridaftsfibrer e. II. SeinS. @obnune.
6. & g. 12i 9S 8albrooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28

&dEe iar'a sinslans brforst e. ylaine, Gr.
4t3, ribSeltimuH. ctr, nabe Guffpm spuIe. ave.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28

asrntur fir sfaibiUgtun rnb Siitriit Columbia
Ism. S%aantmauu, 1915 @inripus Str, R..@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28

Hniulanb'S tiirfiihe GGber,
GdrltnbIe. Bc1dubc. gpitamt acacu. etets uifen.
(Mua22--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28
Der 9eutf6e gorrc(ponoent

Gt1~eutbEmrr 6. 9iatus, Noonuna:
G. & q. Sel,pbon: 1866 Htaoiiou-R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28

SIM Snfcn BON NcmsO orf
iucrbcn iid) sic Ginl,obnlcn an 30Qcn
0icicS SSobr ctpo h~rcicnbolb MiQio:
1,en hohcr itcllcn, ais in 1906. @i3
Gnoc Noncntbcr bcliefcn Iif bic 3oQ,
Gintobmen olti rltno 1913 MiQioncn
ToQor9, lnb iiir OoS Qor5c &nhr mcr.
sen lie nllF 2t31@ MiQioncn Iollora
QeifGi3t. Ger @crtb Ser in Ncp,Oorf
Cingcfiibrtcn @ooren belief li6 ullf
runo S41 Wiaionen IoQors.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28

Gus &nbr 1903 lit elm
S6altjobr. SnnggcicQcn ioltcn iid
cas- mcrfCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28
&trd)lid)e Mn5cigen.

Gei2O-27'O7 .2an3-1O,Os]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-28

Sum criten Wt al Icit SAB.
rem lit Meibnod)tcn al Der Tcm.Dor.
fer @0ric uno obne Wlllit,aopcllc &c.
iciCrt iuor0cn. SdlCd)tc 3citcn al
ser 9orle.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-19

nUTER rament this spring is nothing if picturesque
" when it not severely tailored The artistic girl with
her love of dropping lines flowing lengths
silk ribbon and yelling is in her element
The coats for travelling and rough all loose delight
fully roomy and just the thing for the athletic girl The short
Jackets on the other hand natty and g Big checks
and pads used for the long loose which the
girl already planning for her campaign seaside the
mountain lake and sylvan retreat while fine stripes checks and
herrngbone effects appear the short
chill days with hirtwaist one odd coat is essen
tal to the weequpped wardrobe this spring for there
many occasions when the wo-piece suit just thing
needed This especially the of the who
given to silk fabric for shrtwaist suits
Ulster effects shown weedes mixtures and
ranproof CLOTH and these much liked for water
FOR land travel silk dust-proof and they
indispensable who all the long
coats the bias seam is used in the back the underarm
only halfhtted and broad outline the Leather
ppigs and leather trimmed buttons much trim
ming long loose coats
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-19

This is the day of the small hat means money in
the pocket Of the hardresser for for small hat
elaborate couture.
few violet and foliage hats have appearance
they do every spring Neapoa Milan straws
eghorn and chip popular Little Panama leghorn
and mane show unique mode of trimming single feather
fastened the right side and running top the
hat and dropping left The drawing
is of deep Milan with pale blue feather tiny
of pink velvet ribbon going around the brm
The bonnet promises to have large following and the
tricorne oque is assuming popularity The
mushroom still quite popular The adjustment of bandeau
plays large part this shape the hat having entirely differ
effect with a different setting-n of the bandeau.
The picture hat in the design is of pale blue Neapolan
the and ostrich feather pink Roses form
under trimming also The Panama walking hat has trim
ming of aigrettes, a small tip and
correspondent Paris that there unmistaable
of hats going back the heads far they have tilted
forward the spectacular fashions AT present. she
the hats rule, sit pretty fiat the top of the head
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-19

but ultra fasonables pushing them backward and
Almost every hat with any claim style, the writer
has brown tue filling under the brm regardless Of
the color of the hair This from the little eurls and
pufs of real hair sewed bandeaus and among the TRIM
freely used last year chat hats presented weird pic
when off the head The French has prejudice
against false hair and tucks her couture freely wherever
wp more or less will give the desired effect
Many of the hats of the famous old coal scute
shape Green popular this millinery, and and
huge aigrees the best liked trimmings for them
For early unquestonaby the hat matching color
and general effect the gown with which be will be
the thing Hardly Easter hat being sold floral
summary merits but because it harmonizes with the Easter
gown. This brings prominence the impossible,
lovely shades of slen velvet flowers, combined with
velous tinted agrettes and osprey feathers The
of brown coppery and FURNISHED shade the fashionable
apricot promise richly hued view for those who gaze down
upon Easter congregations.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-19

Millinery styles for both morning and dress
pronounced The tailored hat is thing of wings, quilts
and ribbon especially ribbon which is concrted into bows of
marvellous stiffness and The general tendency of all hats
toward the downward doop the Sides which, while useful
shading where Father Time has left his also
lacking in that smartnes which the average American
likes They give langud perhaps you might say, lady
in particular.
Some of the martes hats have for their only trimming
wreahs of and other brghhud flowers There much
evidence of lacs lilies OF the valley poppes cor-owers
fubown and tiny buds for hat decoration Many kinds of
ribbons brought into play the building of chapeaus Velvet
all shades black striped moire shantung
pads and stripes and Dresden Of the rib
bons chosen by the makers of hats Wings birds ostrich feath
ostrich pompons also have large the ashionng
OF dressy feine headgear Lace is the Partisan inn
poaons but it does not find much favor America and
is predicted by those in the know that the French
models will displace lace with flowers later the
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
SUMNER STRIKES ROUGH SEA
Transport with Officials on Board at
Newport News.
officials and Members of Congress
Inspect FOrtiicHtions and Wit
ness Target Practice.

SPECIAL 90 Tie Washington Herald
Newport News. Va, March 6.-Thc
United States army transport Sumner ar
rived at Old Point this morning from
Washington. bringing Gen. Bell, Chief o!
Stan OF the army: Gen. Murray, several
other officers, and members OF the Senate
and House Committees on Military
Affairs. headed by Chairman Hull The
wind blew a gale. and the water was so
rough That the Sumner did not attempt
to tie up at the government pier, the
passengers being transferred ashore by
launch. The party was received at post
headquarters at Fort Monroe by Col
Harrison. the commandment.
The Artillery School and other depart
mcnts OF the post, the general f0rtihca-
tous. and the mortar battery down
the beach were inspected. The target
practice was Witnessed. This afternoon
,he sumner proceeded 20 Cape Henry.
where il is proposed 10 build shore and
island f0rtihcations. Later the transport,
with the entire party aboard. left Tor
Washington. The trip was purely OF u
business character, and there was no
dress parade or other special functions
at the fort. The Sumner viii return here
Friday. load. and sail Saturday or Sun
day for Havana Mai Bingham. chief
quartz master, announces that hereafter
the dates of the transport sailings for
Cuba viii be the 9th and 18th Of each
month
The battle ship Rhode Island. Vhiels
went 10 Lyunhayen Bay Monday. passed
Old Point this afternoon under high speed
and anchored near the city The Rhode
Island stacks Were painted a bright red.
causing considerable curiosity and COM
meat.
The monitor Florida. which has been
0verhauled III the Norfolk Navy Yard
went 90 sea this morning on a trial spin.
An inspection board Of naval officers az
rived from Washington this morning and
boarded the monitor at Old Point. The
Florida returned this evening.
The new cruiser St. Louis sailed this
afternoon at 4 o'clock for the Southern
drill grounds. forty miles south Of Cape
Henry for target practice.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
1O2-YEAR-OLD BACHELOR DIES.
Had Been Only Fifteen Miles from
spot Where He Was Born.

Boyds. Nd March 6.-To-day there died
near Mount Ephraim FIVE miles from
Boyds, one Of the oldest known residents
in Montgomery County and possibly in
Maryland. Levi Moody. an old colored
man. who has been familiar figure for
a century in that locality, where he has
lived all his life. and has never been over
fifteen miles away from it. died at the age
of I02 years. of general debility.
His health has been excellent uD to
few years ago, and, in fact. w TO six
months ago. The first sign Of a general
breakdown was when lie commenced to
lose the sight of one eye.
He was unmarried. and lived on his farm
from the day he was born. He never rode
on a railway train or electric car or any
power of that kind in his life. He had
three sisters. one Of whom died two years
ago. aged ninety-f0ur years, and two
now survive him. one nearly eighty and
one eighty-Odd years old.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
MARYLAND COURT OF APPEALS
Argument Heard in State Tobacco
Warehouse Case.

Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis, March s-To-day's proceed
ings OF the Court of Appeals were as
follows:
No. S.. Bertha L. Reese against Tabitha l. Star
ner and others; appealed from the Orphans Court
Of Baltimore City: was argued by Richard Bernard
for the appellant and Benjamin I. Grouse for the
appellee.
No. 6. Edwin T. Dickerson sgainst Henry G.
Kirk and others Appealed from the Circuit Court
Of Baltimore City; was argued by Hyland T. Stew
art for the appellant and j. Wilson Leakil for the
appellees.
No. 66. James N Christmas against Edwin War
field and others, Beard Of Public Works: appealed
from Circuit Court No Of Baltimore City, was
argued by Isaac Lobe StraHs for the appellant and
Attorney General Bryan for the appellees.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
BLIND; WORKED FOR LIVING.
SishtIess Man Could Grub and Clear
Land and Harvest Grain.

Cumberland. Nd. March 6.-Joseph
Warwick. who died yesterday at his home
in this county. was a remarkable man.
He was seventy-twO years Of age, had
been blind for forty years, and earned his
living making shingles and pick handles.
Although totally sightless, ne grubbed
land. pitched hay, and raked and bound
grain for farmers. At his death he had
sufficient funds in a local bank to paw
for his funeral expenses.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
MUST PAY CHILDRENs BOARD.
Former Husband Loses First Suit Of
Its KIND ia Maryland.


Hagerstown, Nd. March Elm the case
Of Mrs. Ida ~ Hartwig, of Baltimore.
who sued her former husband, William
Alvey. d son CT the late Judge Richard II
Alvey, for $1,2223.99, representing the
amount alleged to have been spent by her
in the support OF her two children during
the past three years, jury here this
afternoon returned verdict in favor of
Mrs. H2rtwig for S1.125.
Mr.. Alvey. who formerly held a respon-
sible position in Washington, is now an
official Of the Santa Fe Railroad, with
headquarters at Beaumont, Tex He was
not here in person to defend the suit.
This is said to be the first case in the
State of Maryland where a divorced
woman has recovered from her former
husband for the support of her children,
without some provision having been made
for such support in connection with the
granting OF the divorce.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
NAY END DEADLOCK.
AIdrieh Proposes Caucus Vote In
New Jersey Fight.

Providence, March 6-The thirty-second
ballot for United States Senator to the
Joint assembly to-day gave Col Goddard
a votes, Col Colt, S.. Senator Wetmore.
20. and cx-Gov. Utter, ].
Senator Nelson W Aldrich net some
OF the Colt and Wetmore leaders at the
Narragausett Hotel last night and dis
CUssed the situation. The plan projected
is a result of this conference. and came
out in the uudercurrent Of gossip at the
State House to-day.
II IS 10 arrange a caucus OF the Re
publicans with the express understanding
that a two-thirds vote should bind the
members TO unite upon the candidate who
should receive that number of votes, If
either could accomplish that feat
The Washington herald., 1907-03-07
VIRGINIA HOLIDAY APRIL 26.
Date VIII BE Booth Anniversary of
Capt. smiths Landing.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Newport News. Va, March "a move
ment has been started here to make a
general holiday of April 26, the day the
jamestown Exposition will open, and it is
learned that it will be taken uD in all Of
the Tidewater cities. In all probability
Coy. Swanson will urge a general holt
day throughout the State as far as practi-
cable
April % VIII be the Booth anniversary Of
the landing at Cape Henry of Capt. John
Smiths party which went ashore May Il
at jamestown. above this city.