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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
i ii I Mf nnpr.

Manoerte mad Sem Sc
f1ngniB /. IntonoS aligeriS,
alias SSobn 2oof, alias Otto 8ren9er,
Elm 81 Sabre alter rltiiiiher S6neiocr
bon Nr. 100, @elt-2ombarosS troBe,
lueIfer, mie berid)tet, ont Wontug
abenb megen ongcblidcn 0iebitobI5
BON S6mudiadcn i'm @crtbe bon
$50 itno $1,000 in 9oar, gigcntbunl
bon &lltb Sill nito Winnic sc WranO
BON Nr. 665, Soiepbine.S trobe, ner-
boitet wilroe,ii geitern olr6 @oIi5ei-
ridJter 2itti9 i'm mcitlidcn Citations.
bouie Dem @erid)tsperiobrelt iibcr,
.ipieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

Sin idlDnes nnS nitlides 0eidcnf
fir M~nseb6rise 1T INNER clue lcbens.
sroRc photographic obcr cine Flint.
lcriid p~plIrnScte Gopie eines alien
giIbcs In Grapun, @aierfarbe, Del
obcr Eaitel. Die idJ6nitcn Cabinet.
bilocr MIR 81 pro 0ntcna.
Smlims Sebbel, beutihcr E~botoorapb,
(90--) 321 Norb-W ay-S trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
Wcloicnbnngen

nad 9eutibGanb "a Gents pro Warf,
nod Seitreid 201a Gents pro 3rore.
Horto ertra. Sdiffsfarten bon unS
nod 9eutidlonb. Reiiepaiie. @ed).
iel, Greoitbriefe nnb ausIanoiides
@eIo. Sbco. s. 9iener & &c., 217
DIT .9altimore.S traBe. (3O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

100 Sabre alt. Sn Der
r%llnion Broteitont Snfirmorp" be-
ging gcitcrn Srou ann aIeronoer
Yon0er ,@ittpc bon 2connrO Yonoer,
int Sreiie ibrer 8ermanotcn ibren
100. 8ebilrtStog. Gie Subilarin mur
BIS Dor Wonoten reht riiitig, oils iic
lid) oltrd 9llsgleiten ouf Der Ereppe
einen Silitenbrud) 5l5og. Gntgegen
ser gniidt Der gcr3te. lbie al feinc
Seilung mebr glaubten, bot lid bic
@reiiin iotpeit erbolt, Dob lie nit
Siilfe elmer Stiite idon miebcr geber
fam unb in aiir5e in lire @obnung
al ser WicGuaob.S trabe 5uriid5ufeb.
rem geoenft. Sic fam ols i~7.idbrigcs
Mdohen porl Gn9lano mad, bier llito
lit oos 1lteite Witelieo Der llttberi.
iden ct. Warfus Stride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
SUnncnanf. nnb llntcrgang.

Sonncnoufgong . ll6r 3 @}inlttcn.
Sonncmlntergong Z llbr 5 Mimlten.
Monoollfgong 3 llbr 40 Win. Mforg.
SIlttb 3 ltbr 40 Witnltcu Mor0cnS.
Slltb 4 llbr . Min. Nod)nlittog3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
,,Sarmonie Safe"

Wr. Ala, @cIt-S agrttc.S traReu Garl
SdmiSt, Snbabrr. @irsbnrser Spf-
bran friidl am 3api. Diners, Sonpers
a Ia carte. Su Sturgeon Gr5ffnnns
ocs Sommcrgartcns. (Ipril 1,tS.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
Muni5ipalmablcm in @nrDluuO.

G6urleS :. @ilion IN SABRE DC Grace
sum Mapor erm6blt. - Sem Ill.
terlegener @egner Sioac SedJt
proteitirt gegen Die @abl. - 0aS
GrgebuiB ser Mumi5ipalluablen in
uuoercn StdOten 0es Staate8.
Del oen Muni5ipaluoblen in Der
i6ie0enen StGOten 0eS StaateS Bing
cS I'M @roBen mo 0unjen rubi8 81,
luenn altd) in einigcn Scr aonpi rcdlt
lebbaft mar, mic ). .. III SABRE De
Grace. lpo @borleS {. 8ilion gum
Wapor nit elmer Stimmemnebrbeit
bon 81 iiber 3iaac @edt crlu1bIt
lpnroe. Setterer bate gegen Serrlt
Nlllon's Domination proteItirt, ncil
oerIelbe, ieiner Gniidt nnd, ais
MabInlfie6er sur annabme zines
Mllni3ipalamteS geIeblid nibt beredl-
tigt lei, ltto gcitern 0tittag legte ct
bel Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BroteIt
Elm gcgcn bic @ubl oes 9errn Milion.
2tl9 Sta0trut6Smitglieoer mllroen er.
md6It: u. 2incoln 2pon, 8iQtom $.
Gonle ut0 5ronf 9. Murtiu. Iic
$4,000 9lnIeibe fiir elm Spribenbml5
giIlg nidt ourd.
Gus Neilltot ser i06rIi4en @obl
iiir StaOt.G ommiiidre in 9elair mar,
oaB nit g(uSno6me eilleS ein5igcn aGe
mieOererpGblt muroen. IS iin0: ..
Burns, ". :. 9iuingslea, @ilmcr Z.
Barnes, Benjamin Smith lnO Soiepb
Z. 9ofnon.
Sn SogerStomn murocn OF. Toiepb
u. Smcns sum WoDor unO Charles
$. 0nrnnl gum Stn0trotbSmitglie0
iitr ole erite War0 uno VI. y. Wtdgrlts
Scr fiir oic brittle nr0 mieoercrp1blt.
Sir oie 5peite @oro wurOc 8.
9roofS iiir cilt Sabr uno Charles @.
SngoQS fir 5wei Sabre erludblt.
Sebr .lcbboft ging eS 6ei Der 8abl
in 2aeniington 5r; bort beiieBte SObn
u. Canon, friibcrer Wapor bon Yfa-
noiios, &a., 9unoeS. . ltriftsampolt
oes GiitriftS Columbia Sames %.
Eroctor fir 6aS WoporSamt. 3u
Stn0trutb$mit9lieoern muroen SaS.
Z. Hanep ltno g9iaiam &. 9ulin err
lpGblt.
Sn Tacoma Gorf erbielten Die @o-
jorit0t fir 6uS Imt eines StaotratbS.
mitglie0es &. 6. 9loogctt un0 ". @.
Ipar.
Seine Oppoiition ionoen in @Icn
edo Die Observation-Disclosures @up
6. ScufinS unO G6omns u. 8eaucr
iiir lire 8icoerpobl.
Die crfolgrei6en Gon0ioaten in
GmmitSbttrg maren: MnDor, Z. 6.
Zimmerman; Gommiiidre: @iainm
Worriion, 5obn $. &oieniteel, Sol.
.. GnlOmeQ, %. g. Sblff un0 s. 8.
@arner.
Sn @eitminiter muroe Mupor 8.
.. Gilbert gum ahten Wfnlc mieOer.
erp1blt. Die Maioritdt fir StoOt-
ratbsmitgIieOcr erbielten Sobn 5.
Necie, Sobn Z. CABIN, @iaiam 3.
&enrp, GOmin ". Sbriuer uuO
Nranpile 2ippep.
Ger nGdIte Mapor BON Ianeptoipn
lit CHARLES $. elliot; in ocn Sta0t.
rotb ultr0en erluGbIt: Sobn 9. 6inf,
Sorpep &. @eont, Subion Sill, 9roO-
ioro 3. Slonafer unO Sobins $.
Gdcnro0e.
Sn Nem 8inOior fam es ST feincm
Gonteit; 8iniiclO 9. 0ro6 nlroe
gum Mnpor uno Sobn $. &rop, Sobn
Z. 9eoro, Artbur &. Smeiier, Ilbert
6. 2ombert uno @rnit 5. Stolffer 5t
GommiIidren mieoerermG6lt.
Sn GIcor Spring lieete bnS iort-
lhrittlid)e Gidet nit 9euiomin j.
9earo oils Wtapor, Sobn Nafenp ais
Sice- Wapor, Charles s. 9ennis, "a.
bio Summers uno Cornelius @i0.
mper ais GommiIi1rc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
Shco. Sicner &. So.

&eiie Bureau nno @edieIitnbe.
Sdiffsfarten bon nrlb nod 0eiltid.
lano init Dem Norooeutiden 2lopo
uno onoeren 2inien. 3eiiepaIie,
@cdiel, Grcoit6ricfc unb @eIoicnoun.
gen.
217, Sl.yaltimorc.S traSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
TnS WSctfcr.

Sir WorDIono uno oCn 0iitritt
Columbia: bcltc bCru0lft, mliprin,
gCn0e gSinoc.
@eitern mar sic b0d)Itc Scmperu.
tilr 60 @roo I'M 1912 llbr @ormit.
tags uno otc nicorigitc 56 @roo Inn
Z llbr GbcnoS.
rSn ocn onocrcl @unbC3 E @cttcrs
9cobodtltnQs . Stutioncn pllrbcn
oic foIgcnocn nic0rigitcn Gcnlpcrotu.
rem ner5cidyuct:
guitport 80, Eortlnno 10, Noiton
ID. glbnnp As, Ncm ?)orf %, Ybl'
looclpbio So, Ntlontic Gitp Is, Maib-
ington So, Noriolf 66, Charlotte 56.
Sottcro@ 66, 8ilnlinNton 70, Gbor.
lelton 6S, SoDonnob 70, HSodionpi0c
u, Sltpitcr 7G, seen @clt IS, Ntlonto
60, Wontgomcrp 60, Seem . Orlcon5
GS, YoIeltine GO, @olUcItou y, Cor.
pms Gbriitic n, WtcnlpbiS IS, Gin.
eirn1oti 81, YittSbrrg 50, Oswc0o 36,
Buffalo 40, Glepclon0 Al, 0ctroit
44, Nlpcuo 81, M%oroltettc 26, @rccll
Ban SO, Chicago 40, Gulutb 81, ct.
Foul 80, Ct. 2oili5 50, &unioS Gitn
AZ, Omaha A, 3uron 80, 9i9mord
26, @iniiton 80, SABRE "a, @cleno
"a, Salt 2ofc Gitp SO, Genocr 36,
gtortb Ylotte 90, Go0ge Gitp 40,
Amorillo 46, Sos gIngcles As.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08
gDrir-S beutcr.
Samitaa, If. Mai, 8 llbr g6euoS.

VIVHVN OUH0N
bum beitcn Maunerdlur Der @elt, Scm
M;encr Manncr-W ciangpcrrin,
GOO stimmen)
snm Ycitcu bes Mfg. Marplanb Su'
pitfalls" bes Suipitals fir Sdpuinb-
iidtige, Scs 9eutidten @aiicnbanies
iinS bcs Geitreidiidjcn Ginuanoerer.
Scims. @iaete Jest 5um gerfaHf bel
NIbansb's. Treiie ST, So, SO.
Q25--3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-08

NcueS GcniionS. Sn It III
{ iir sic n@oltim Cbio.
9abn". - Gle &lone iilr Dos ncllc
Tcnlion8 SpItcm Der Baltimore
Sbio.Giicn6obn" mer0cn in einigcn
8odcn pollcncct icin itn0 Damn oen
3ircftorcn nor0clegt mcrOcn. sic lucr.
cen BON Moior Soicpb q. Nongborn
altsgcorbcitet, uno ioa boS ncltc Sp.
item ooS Bette olgcr omcrifuniiden
GilGtbobncn mcrocn, inocm c9 oo5
Bette aus alien bcrau8limmt un0 oua
Sdledte pCrmei0ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18
Hotel Arrivals.

Raleigh-H. H. Moulton, New York;
Henry Kern, Louisville, Ky; George NJ. SUIT
ton, New York; A. NJ. White, New York;
w. E. Todd, New York.
Shoreham-P. B. Phipps, New York; VIII
liam W. Jefferson, New York; George X.
Turner New York; John Duggan, jr., Pitts
burg; R. B. Mantell and Mrs. Mantell, New
York.
Arlington-George l.. Richards New York;
H. C. Turner, Boston; ]. T. Van Smith,
New York; A. H. Symonds. London, Eng.
c. H. Mason, Pittsburg.
Ebbitt-James Duncan, Quincy, Mass.
George II. Moore and Mrs. Moore, Lynn,
Mass; A. w. Bash, New York; ]. r. Lemon,
Bloomington, Ill; John P. Frey, Cincinnati,
Ohio
New Willard-George S. Hearst, New
York; H. F. Lyon, san Francisco; +. M.
Stanwood Boston; r. R. Hammond, Chi
cago; ]. M. Kelly, Chicago.
troit, Mich: H. K. Cochrane, Buffalo, N. Y;
Thomas Engelhart. Chicago, ILL.,; F. Brewer
and wife. New York; A G: Lyle, Glens Falls.
N Y; J. T. Mellen, Chicago. ILL.,; James
Bradley, city; H. D. Williams, New York:
E. Stavenhager and wife. New York.
Normandie-Mr. and Mrs. Mckenzie, San
Francisco; Master 8. Mckenzie, San Fran
cisco: Mrs W. II. Tuthill, San Francisco;
Mrs. M. Mitchell and Miss o. NJ. Mitchell,
San Francisco; Mr.. Sam Toat New Orleans,
La; R. B. Seaman, New York; p. j. Muir
pny, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18
Births Reported.

Births were reported to the health Of
flee in the past forty-eight hours as fol-
lows:
VIM. F. and Edith f. Zirkle, February Z.
1907: female.
John B. and Margaret L. Willis, March
IL. 1907: female.
Percy ]. and Julia F. Thompkins, March
Is. 1907: male.
George w. and Mary G. Swan, March 10.
1907; female
John N. and Alice NJ. sioussa, March H..
1907; female.
John and Hattie Saylor, March 8, 1907;
male.
Thomas F. and Edna V. Quinlan, March
Is, 1907; female.
John J. and Blanch NJ. Kendrick, March
ID, 1907; female.
Joseph A. and Elizabeth r. DeMarr,
March II, 1907; male.
John R. and Mary c. Carey, March IA,
1907; female.
Arthur and Maggie Cook March Is, 1907;
male.
Cleveland L. and Hattie NJ. Beall; March
George W. and vadie v. Barnes, March
10, 1907; female.
Harry M. and Lillian E. Alder March IL,
1907; female.
John T. and Annie L. L. Acton, March
IA, 1907; female.
Luther and Julia Young, March 10, 1907;
female.
William and Hattie V. Smith, March -,
1907; female.
Andrew and Maggie Jones, March H.,
1907; female.
John and Eliza Woodward, March ID,
1907; male
Birkley and Leila E. McColem, March
10, 1907; male.
John and Marie Smith, March 10, 1907;
male.
Richard A. and Rebecca Frisby, March
IA, 1907 female.
John and Louisa Smith, March 10, 1907;
male.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18
Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health office
in the past forty-eight hours as follows:
Charles H. Burnett, 80 years, Emergency
Hospital
Julia O'Connor. 50 years, 1911 Both street
northwest.
Josiah H. Hobbs, 20 years, SD Sth street
northwest.
Margaret A. Harlan. 81 years, 1929 10th
street southeast.
Albert Dunnavant, - years, George
Washington University Hospital.
Dora Abrahams, IS years, George wash
ington University Hospital.
Elizabeth S. Jones, Ga years. so 9th street
southeast.
John j. Carr, 80 years. 1864 North Caro-
lima avenue northeast.
Catherine DAILY, 50 years, 321 9Th street
northeast.
Edward N. Markham, 1 year, 107 Ridge
road east.
Rudolph Washington % years, SOB New
Jersey avenue southwest.
Lemuel 3. Homer, % years, 202 G street
northeast.
Martha J. Coleman, 43 years, sos 23d
Eugene Colbert, SO years, 600 I'd street
southwest.
Jerome E. Jones, 20 years, Freedmens
Hospital.
Maggie Edwards, months, 11S Francis
street southeast.
Charles Ridgeway, 2 years, PIG I'd street
southeast.
John H. Neighton, 81 years. 81 K street
northwest
Susan Burns, 60 years, 1860 street
southwest
John ]. Freeland, IS years, 10 7th street
southeast
VIM. w. Dunmire, 80 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Ethel A. Boston, years, 1126 4th street
southeast.
Elmer R. Haskell, .3 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Albert S. L. Gatschet, "A years, 2022 18th
street northwest
Charles Abbott, 20 years. 400 9Th street
northwest
VIM. A. Widney, IS years, 1856 Kenyon
street northwest.
Jane E. Hawkins, SO years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Ralph Wells, 81 years, 2119 r street
northwest.
May 8. s. Bradley, so years, 1880 22d
street northwest.
Samuel H. Robson, 20 years, 1919 King
man place.
Lawrence Clements, years, 316 G street
southeast.
George Watkins, &c years, 90 Sheriff road,
Deanwood.
Winnie Edwards, p years, 1928 Wilt
berger street northwest.
James Butler, SO years, 1925 street
southeast.
VIM. Craven. 80 years. Capital Traction
power house, Grace street.
Sarah Garner, Al years, 1918 I'd street
northwest.
Margaret Smith, % years, Home for the
Aged and Infirm.
Jane F. Dec. Jackson, months, 1859 sd
street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18
Aid for the Blind.

At a recent meeting of the Aid Associa-
ton for the Blind, held in the home, 915 E
street northwest, the chairman Of the ways
and means committee, Mrs Julia E. Pond.
turned over to the financial secretary more
than $500, the results of its recent efforts.
The attendance was large and much en-
thusiasm was shown over the reports of the
recent bazaar.
AS an expression of the appreciation of
Mrs Ponds indefatigable labor, rising
vote of thanks was given. Several dona-
tons of money and supplies have been sent
to the home during the past month for all
Of which gratitude was expressed.
The work of the blind inmates in the
shops belonging to the home was reported
as highly satisfactory, both in quantity and
quality. The recording secretary was in
structed to send for several copies of the
Zeigler Magazine lately started for the use
of the blind. Through the efforts of the
association, blind boy mine years Of age
has recently been placed in the Maryland
School for the Blind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18

DR.. Joseph Kelly. pastor of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. The hymns. THY
Name / Love" and Now the Laborers
Task Is Ger" were sung by the congrega-
ton. The body rested in the church last
night and this morning at 10 o'clock was
taken to Englewood. n. j., where the IN
terment will be made. Miss Wells, daugh-
ter of the deceased. and Mr.. Murray Oil
plant, a relative, accompanied the re-
mains,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18

take place at the Guthrie homestead, in
Pittsburg, Wednesday, April 8. Miss Guth-
two or three seasons in this city, is
daughter of the late Alexander Guthrie and
niece Of Mayor George w. Guthrie of
Pittsburg. Mr.. Walcott is a Yale man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. LeMoyne, relatives
OF the bride-elect are now residing in the
Guthrie home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18
Submarine Torpedo Boats.

The submarine torpedo boats Shark.
Plunger and Porpoise left the navy yard.
New York. yesterday for cruise down
the Atlantic coast to Annapolis, where they
will be stationed for several weeks for the
instruction of midshipmen. They are being
conveyed by the naval tenders Nina and
Pontiac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18
Funeral Of Ralph Wells.

Funeral services over the remains Of
Ralph Wells were held yesterday after
noon at o'clock at the Church of the Cow
enant, Connecticut avenue and N street.
Rev. DR.. Teunis Hamlin. pastor Of Cove
nant Church, ohlciated, assisted By Rev.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
following:
George H. Turner and Edith I. Lamb.
John N. Fleet and Frazier Lucas.
Fred A. Becker, Omaha, Neb., and Selma
f. Schuster. New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18
The Annapolis to Go in Commission.

Orders have been issued at the Navy De-
partment for placing the gunboat Annapolis
In commission at the navy yard, Mare Is
land, Cal, with a view to sending her to
Tutuila, Samoa to relieve the old cruiser
Adams as station ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18

Mr.. James S. Crawford. 723 Gresham
place northwest, accompanied by his little
nephew, Frank Higgins, will leave Friday
for New York, and sail on Saturday on
the Caledonia for Scotland. They will be
gone two months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18

Mrs Theodore Shonts and her daughters,
Misses Theodore and Marguerite, are en-
tertaining the Duke de Chautnes of France.
whose acquaintance they made during
their stay abroad last year, it is said
and whose present visit is the beginning of
an American tour then planned, with his
sister, the Duchess d. Zes, whom, however,
i'll health prevented from coming. Both the
continued indisposition of Mrs. Shonts and
the season precudes any formal entertain
ment in the dukes honor at this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18

Nine. ]. Esputa Daily will go to Asheville,
N. c., for a months visit this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18

Mrs. Fairbanks is now at her home on K
street and is convalescing satisfactorily
from her illness of the winter which caused
her to abstain entirely from social life and
to spend most of the cold weather at At
lantic City. Mrs. Timmons has returned
from Indiana and will spend the spring
months here with her mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18

The marriage of Miss Agnes Burch of
Anacostia and Mr.. Albert H. Chase of Con-
gress Heights took place recently at the
rectory of the Emmanuel Protestant Epis-
copal Church, on Maple avenue, Anacostia
Rev. Willard G. Davenport the rector. per-
formed the ceremony. The young couple
were given reception at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Tolson, on Arthur
street, where they will make their home for
the present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18

The marriage Of Miss Mary Guthrie and
Frederick C. Walcott Of Utica, ". Y, will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18

The first secretary of the Spanish legation
and Nine. Pastor will make a short stay in
Atlantic City before going abroad for the
summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18

Miss Mary, daughter of Mr.. Stephen Cat
ii, has returned from abroad after stay
of several months in Paris and Italy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18

The japanese ambassador and Viscountess
Aoki gave a dinner Saturday night, when
their guests were Secretary Of Commerce
and Labor and Mrs. Straus, Senator and
Mrs Elkins, the third assistant secretary
of state and Mrs. Huntington Wilson, the
first secretary of the Spanish legation and
Nine. Pastor, Mr.. and Mrs. Schaffer of
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Belmont, Mrs
John B. Henderson. the counselor of the
japanese embassy and Nine. Miyaoka, Mr..
Won Schubert of the German embassy, Capt
Mccoy, Mr.. John c. Siebert, Count and
Countess Hatzfeldt and Mr.. Hanihara of
the Japanese embassy staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18

The Trolley Euchre Club was entertained
at ST. Patrick meeting Saturday by Miss
Bessie Steinle at her home, 500 East Capitol
street The guests took the part of wear
ers of the green and the orangemen, the
former being the victors. The prizes were
won by Miss Jessie Besselievre, Miss Alma
Gostin and Messrs. William Jordan and
Harry Hamilton. The guests included
Misses Besselievre, Gostin, Rosendale,
Wells Torrey and Campbell, and Messrs.
Cressy, Jordan, Hamilton, Kemper, Kreiter
and Wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-18

The marriage of Miss Jane Miller Stotsen-
burg, daughter of the late Col. John Miller
Stotsenburg, U. S. A, ana granddaughter of
the late Chaplain James A. NJ. La Tour
rette, U. s. A, to Capt. Leon Benjamin
KRONER, 10th United States Cavalry will
take place at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs stotsenburg, on New Hamp-
shire avenue, next Wednesday. The cere-
mony, which is set for noon. will be wit
messed only by the members of the family
and few intimate friends and will be per-
formed by the rector of st. Margaret's
Church, Rev. Herbert Scott Smith. Miss
Laura Amnesty Stotsenburg will attend her
man. Mr.. James Ely of New York. uncle
of the bride, will escort her. Capt. KRONER
and Lieut. Jackson will arrive tomorrow
morning and will be the guests of Maj
and Mrs. Henry Romeyn, uncle and aunt
of the bride, until after the wedding.
Mrs. Edison Bradley will return from st.
Augustine Wednesday and will have as her
York.
Miss Daisy Cooper, who spent the winter
In Plttsburg, has returned and will be glad
to see her friends Thursday, to 6.
Miss Grace Little of Kensngton, Nd,
celebrated st. Patricks anniversary Satur-
day evening, the feature Of the entertain
ment being blind euchre." At a late
hour dainty refreshments were served in
the parlor, which was prettily decorated
with suggestions of the day.
The winners Of the euchre were: Lady's
first prize, Miss Eckhardt: gentlemans
first prize, Mr.. Cover; lady's BOBBY prize,
Miss Williams, and gentleman's BOBBY
prize, Mr.. Boynton.
Those present were: Mrs. Lewis Boynton,
Miss Sadie Kinnear. Miss Sarah J. Will
liams Miss Alva jones' Miss Mary Little
Miss Amy c. Eckhardt, Miss Grace Little,
Mr.. Lewis Boynton, Mr.. Walter Perry, Mr..
Tom Perry, Mr.. VIII Cover, Mr.. Lewis
Wilson, Mr.. Edward Little. Mr.. Mira
Ahmad Esthahain of the Persian legation,
and Mr. John Little.
The marriage of Miss Mary Guthrie and
Frederick C. Walcott Of Utica, N. T, will
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-25
Death Of w. 0. Cramer

w. o. Cramer died in Los Angeles on Friday April 19. His death came as shock to his many friends here. While he had been i'll for several months and left here for the benefit of his health, several months ago, it was thought he was on the way to recovery.
 He had returned but a short time before his death from Lbs Angeles from Freeman, Oregon, where ne had spent the previous three months. He was member of Flagstaff lodge of Independent Odd Fellows. The remains were shipped here from Los Angeles, and the funeral was held at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon from the Methodist church under the auspices of the order, and was attended by large number ot | friends and members of the order. He was about 45 years of age and a native of Indiana. For a number of years MT. Cramer conducted a barber shop here and during his residence he made many friends who sincerely regret his ] death.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-25
AT THE CHURCHES
Methodist Episcopal

Work is progressing nicely on the new parsonage. The stone work is completed and the carpenters are busy with the wood work. The building is to be seven room half Colonial cottage.
 Services at the usual hours next Sunday morning. The morning theme will be "The Day Approach es". Good soul inspiring music. Come and welcome.
 In the evening there will be no services in our church. The Epworth League will meet with the Westminster Club. The evening congregations will icin with the Presbyterians in attending Brother Reids farewell services. We are sorry indeed.to loose Bro, and Sister Reid from Flagstaff; but glad to know of their promotion and that Arizona is still to have their min istrations.