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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Sunnenamfsana nub l"tntcraana,
Tas @ettcr.

GoS Somnlcrlpetter lit gcfolnnlcu
nm iilr ctlidIc Monnte permanent bel
ms 5it bleibcn. Garnn lit iett llid)t
mcbr 5u 5luciieln, lllo 6alo miro Der
Wlrft nit 8cnilIc iibcriiiat iein ulth
Die Ereiic normlle iperocll.
dir bellte bat Der Wettermann al
leroingS micoer Hcgen ongciogt, ubcr
ipcrn cs nit)t 5u iebr front, fam elm
lpenlg Hegen MIR por @ortbeil iein,
'ocitn Der Warplonoer 9ooen trodnct
imnlcr lehr id,nca aus. Worgcn ite-
berL luie Der &ettermann iagt, eben.
ialls &cgcngiiiIe in ausiid)t, bel Inn.
Iprillgcnocn Winocn.
@eitern mar Sic bod)Ite lcmpera.
flir 80 @roo I'M bolb 4 llbr Nad,-
mitta1S unb Die niebrigitc G3 Wrao
I'm > llbr Morgens.
Tortlmnb; Me., unb Bolton, WaiI..
iparen gciteru Die bciBclten ElGbe,
oas thermometer 5cigte BORT 81 0ruo
an. Sn Sen nnoercn @etter. 9eobad).
titngsitatiouen auberbolb 9oltimore's
lpnrben gcitcrn Ole folgenoen bofItcl,
Semperntllren onBe5eigt: Gaitport Ga,
Eortl1no 81, Bolton 81, 9ll6nnD 80,
9tew.Dorf 81, philadelphia 50, PIT
lantic.Sitp II, Gape Dian -, @nib-
ington 80, Norfolf "A, Charlotte 80.
SniternS -, @ilminaton 76, Char
leltpn 50, Sapnnnob Sc. Sadionuillc
81. Supiter 81, acp.AeIt Sc, gtlanto
81, Monteomerp So, NeusS Orleans
90, Talcitine IS, @alpeiton 81, Cor
pms Gbriiti Sc, Wcmpbio sc, Ginein-
nati SO, Tittsbnrg SO, Ssme8o 81,
Buffalo n. Glepelano 81, Detroit
So. Ilpeno 50, Marqllettc "A, Greer!
Dan 50, Chicago So, Gull,tb rs, 81.
Haul a. ct. 2plliS Sc, aanios.Gitn
IS, Smobu y. Surou y, 9isnlard
rs. @iaiiton 20, SABRE rs, Selcno
80, Salt Safe ~, 9cnper 76, Nortb
Ylatte 7, Dodge ~, Nmoriao G6 mo
Mcgeles 70 @roo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19

id)en nno repllblifoniid)en Eartei
limo auf ben 3. Iuglllt, brei Gage Dor
Der oemofrotiiden Staatsgonben.
tion, IeItgeiebt woroen. Die beibclt
Staot Gomite'll peroen Iufunas
nGd)ltcn WonotS Sisungen obboltcn,
UNI ben. @eid)luB Der Eortei . TcprG-
%icntonten 81 ratifi5iren. SbpobI bic
@oblmetboocn nod niht feitgeicBt
ilno, lf)eint cs 10 gut mie iihcr 81
Iein, oab Die Genlofrote1t ibre Seles
goten burd bireftc 9lbitimmlng INC
Die Mepublifoner bllrd Segislatur.
0iitrifts.G onpcntionen erlp1bIenip er4
ben.
Srgoniiotor Snpocr in
Baltimore.
Yer Notionol.C rgoniiutor Scr Sp.
5ioliItil6en Enrtci, s. +. Snpber,
miro cincn Monot inter Der 2eitln1
bca StootSsG omitc'a IN Miorplolo
pcrlucilen. ST.. Snpber miro ehpu 20
St1ote bcllIdJel, unb iugte, ouB Die
Sp5ioliiten Die 6reiipred)um0 San.
MOODS eriuarter, cbenio lpic Nuignhe
ser Erp5eiie gcgen Woncr ul0 Eetti.
bone pegcu %mnngcln0er 0cmeiic.
SoIlle Dies eintrCiicn, piirbc &op.
lpooO uubrideinlih oIS ErGlibent.
idloitS-Gonbibot Ser So3ialiitiid,cn
Eartci nominirt lueroen. Sn 9ulti.
more miro Sr. Snpocr on folgcnben
Elatcn iprefen: Gienitoa, oen is.
MnL Hnminp' u1O FopipnitroBt;
Wittpod, ocn 10. Silni, 81. Saul. II.
9oItimoreitroBc; Gonleritoa Sen 20.
MnL Calhoun. mo McSenrDltruBc;
Srcitoh Den 81, Sllni, @op- II. Woih.
i1gtonItrabe; Somito9 Den %. Sunni.
ct. Eaul- ulb 9oltimoreitrobe;
Sonntog, Den %. Sltni, Nr. $50, ~
9oltinlorcItrabc, IS. 8. W.-&oac."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19

annapolis mirb per0oen.
Uoiiperneur 8ariiclb unb Iomi
lie iperben gnbe bicicr Node In'
nnpoIis p~erloiicn mo fir ben Com.
nier mad ibrem 2nnoiiB Sufoole lit
Soipnro-G ountD iiberiiebeln. Gie
8oitoernellrsfpobnung III Mnnopolis
miro Damn bis 5llm Serbit geidloiien
tleibcn.
.Jrcib Mir D." Ter
.tSreib sir 5unb" bat $1,000 iiber'
id3ritten nnh inn bis aeitcsn $10i6.'
81 einseloufen. Sirnbenba5ore uoll
ainbern fir ben 1ono wcroen in'
itcr poplIarcr urlb ipiirbc acitern Scr
Gfl0s non breien iuld)pr Va5are ab.
gelicfert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
WaNiugton- NSentmr
-beS-
"0eutf&en Gorrefponoent,''
8m. Sanncmann, 1915 Naripu.
Strafe, N..@.
np anJeigeH nub geheaunsen entsegen sensa.
iperoen.
9ufalbcridDte ans @aibingtun.

@nroc rcdt5citig cntoed:.
EbiIipp Man. cin 90 Sabre alter
Wonn. Elm irii6crcr NngcItelltcr in
Stoatss Geportemcnt, mllroe Wtont1J
abeno int @aid5innler oes &rlega'
,no 6lottengeb1uheS nit Dem Gnoc
el1es NIT Der @nsleitl11g p%erbnnoea
llelt 4lmmii6loild)s i'm Wil1oc in
belirnungSloiem 3uitonoc olligciun'
oel. Ger 8oagerld battc Sen Nndt.
mod)ter ocS 8eb1nbcs berbcigclpdt.
Mup lpuroe nuh oen emergency.
Soipital" oebrod)t mo miro oeleien.
Gotcr S'9ricn tp0t.
Sn o0cofgctomn llnipcrlitGts so.
ipitol" lit Der Sciuiteupotcr SantcS
S'9rien ant Montag Scr Sdmino.
ilIft erlcgen. Gr mar an 8. 4pril
1889 III Srlau0 geborelL trot 1879
Dem SeillitensS rOeu BET uno no ieit
20 Snbrcn nit Der 0eorgctomn.ltni'
pcriit1t pcrbumben.
Wcr0cn Deute 1ciratbc en-.
Die Srouung bon Gopt. Soracc
6oirior 9romne bon Gnglono, ser
an Monto0 Nodmittog bei cincnt
NutompbilnnfoQ bcn slrm brod), nit
Sri. Ialto Scro Sauna BON Gircin.
noti miro Gtllte bof Itattfinocn. Tic
SodBeit mar oli bclltc feltgcicbt, uno
cS milroc nod Dem llnfoll befiird)tct.
Dob lie ouigcidoben lperben miiBtc.
SRI. Sauna, oic bel Dem llnfoa leidtc
Ierlebungen erlitt, bat iid polfom.
men crbolt. Sruu 0eulab SCOOPS.
Srl. Sdnno's Gbuperor, Die in ocnt
y@eorgctolpn llniperiit1ts F. Soipital"
liegt, lit idlinmer oaron, lie bot
9ronopllnben I'M @eii6t.
q elabmter Mann crbdngt
b.
tSiir6tenb, bnB er ieiner Sonlilie
cine lhmerc 2oit iein niiroe, oa er
ourd) cinen S6loganfaQ tbeilpciic
gcldbmt mar, ~erbdngte iib Der 60
Sabre oltc George Senrp Wettler &C
Itern Worgen I'M Sol5idpnppen %leiiea
Souies, Nr. #. 6. Strobe. Norooit.
Gr uor nls Mnidiniit i'm Slottenboll-
bof ongeitclt. 0err Wettler itommtc
aus Srop, 9raoforb4Gountp, go.
Soll Elm altimorer lein.
Sbomos 9oilep, Der Baltimore ais
ieine Seinlotbsitobt mgiebt, muroc
geIterm I'M Eoli5eigerid)t POM Gid)ter
Muaolpnp ipegen 0iebitabls sur 3a6.
lung bon $50 Celebrate ooer 3 DO.
nate 8efdngniBbaft pernrtbeilt. Gr
botte cine 1ltlihe Came nit eil,enr
Ming %betrogelL Der aus Wciling &C.
iertigt nor ullO Den CT fir @olO aus
ge9eben botte.
Goud loi 2ofometipen
Gu& geologiide Germciiurgs.9ils
renlt unterilld)t sur 3eit 9rcnnlnute.
riol fir 2ofomotipeu fir oen ileleil
Central Subnbof nnO periprid)t. bnii
IS Den 9obnen, lpcnn Der 9abnbof
Dem Gerfebr ~iibergeben weroen fam.
Gin Yrenmmoteriol empiehlen miro.
oos feinen Haltd) abaiebt. IS miro
%gcglallbt, baB aoblen' 9riquctts iid)
ols bos ibcolc 9remhnlotcrial criuei'
len lpcrOcl1. Muf bct 2ofonlptipcit
Der yEenniplpmlin.Yobn, Die Suis
id)en Gong Bridge imb Dem 9abnEof
fobreit, iino III Der letter ;'cit nit
Gpfe itno aoblcl, 9riuuettS 5uiricbcn.
ItcllcnOc Serilld]c genlod)t lporocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
8efabrlidter 1sreicr.

Suul &uulS IujtCbl SlIIlt SuHiuSltlull
Jpci Wnl unb iagt lid ielbit eillc
G1lgcl burd)'s Ser5. - Gas Wdo'
den fam gcncien. - SIS bottc lid
gcpcigert, GopiS' 6rolt 5u ipcr.
bcn.
Pins Snon Sill, MO, miro bcrid)s
tet, Dob III Der N1bc BON &lp Orange
in WorcelterzS County elm Jungcr
Mnm. Nomens 2ooie Tonis Die IL.
iGbrige Sod)ter 9eiiie oes bort iuobn-
boiten Snrmers Sobn 2umberion III
Nonto9 Ibeno nut 5lpei Heuoluer.
ld)iiiien lebens9cf1brlldl uerplrnocte
itno iif oom ielbit nit einem SduB
our6's Ser5 Dos 2e6en nobn. GopiS
freitc INN Die Sono beS MdodcnS.
mar ober 5luci Wnl id)on obgeluieleu
poroen. slm Montng Nbcnb fam er
in elmer autid)c, Gle er bon cinenl
9eibitaQbciiber IN Stoftpn gelliethct
bate, bcrangefubrcn ulo lub 9eiiie
5u elmer Spo5ierfobrt eil,. Gos MGb.
d)ell milllgte eln. guf Der Seinfabrt
iteltc Inuis, OILS lie lli,r nod ctlua
100 Doros bonn elterliden Saiic bes
WoofenS entfernt morerl, on bnllelbc
nod einmol Die ,Sroge, Oh eS ieine
@nttill lperoen ipollc. Sbm iuuroe
mieoer cine obmeiicnoc sntlport 81
S6cil, ul,o einer Hepolper bcroor5ies
benz. erflGrtc ser 6reier, bnnu ipac
aitd) Hicmon0 aubers iic beimfiibreu.
Gr rihtcte Die @aiic olif cen @opi
bes M1oders uilo Nrildte ub. 9ciiic
ftCl 5urild III Den Sit un0 rici aus:
oSooie, iii bait mid getDotcti" IS
mar obcr MIR cin Streiiidub gciueicn.
Der iu1ge Munn mieoerbolte ieinen
Se~trntbsantrog min 5lll1i Dtertell
Mdlc, u1o olS bas M1od)cn iGm ont.
mortctc: .Wic fam id) Gid bciro.
then, Eil boit mid ia getostct!" icbte
CT ieinent Spfer oie @uffc oiii Die
Sruit lrnh oriidtc gum 5ipeiten Male
al. Gie augel orang Dem Mdbdcn
bllrd) Die 2iinge unb cS Itiir5tc aus
Der alltid)c. Der MGrber flibr cine
fiir5e Strede meitcr, iticg Damn aus
unb ioatc iidp cine augcl ourd)'S
Scr5. Gns 8eipnnm lur,gtc gcItcrll
Worgclt ollcin I'M Seibitoa in Stof-
ton ali. unb Die 0lutlndpn III Der
&utidjc licBen Den Better nbneil, oab
cine Srogobic lid) lpGbrenb Der Nadt
S%ngctru9en bobc. 9ciIic murbe cine
bolbc Stu1bc nad)rcm JIG gcid)oicn
lporocn nnb ans Der aiitid)c gcitiir5i
ipor bon ibrcn Gltern olfecfunocn
Oieiclbcn morcn id)on 5lr 9ctt gegan'
gen; bic Wlltter iuurbc icbod, bon ci'
rler iold)cn llnrlibc crfobt, bob Tie luic'
Scr oifItnno uno binnils gina. I'M
nnd) Der Sod)ter lln1Id)an 81 bulten
Sic pcrnobm itobnenoe 2nlite, ntf
ibrcl 0ntten bcrbeiruienb. ianoen il
bos MGbd)en in bnlb beiintnngslpiem
| 3rltonoe auf. Ser ld)ncn berbeigcul
fenc Irst cntferntc bie &ugel, Die in
Giiden oes Maod)ens iieen geblieber
mar. Gr iagte, iuenn n ben Gintriti
Don 9ungencnt5iinOiine perbiiter
fonnte. miirbe 9eiiie NIT Dem 2ebef
baoon fomnten. lie 9eid)e oes Mor
bers unb Selbitmoroers purbe &c
ltern Moreen o elmer In5abl Man
ncr bon Stodton oufsciunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
2ur Venhtuna.

Ter u1eutide 6prreiponoent" niinmt ~ icocr
Seit Srrifte nut iibcr @erlutuuseu, Sod,Jeiteu.
@ebnrtctaae. goIpene uuo iiberue Sudl5eiten,
Observation-Disclosures etc., nit ben 4amen Der
Mn'ueienern, bic abcr bentfidi acihrieben iein
fpIten. Nuh @criunal'9iotisru iperbem germ
anfntnpHmen. Sic Ginicnper iolfcr gtrid,tc
n,ilfien obtr ibren siameu u%uterihreitrn uub
nsr aHtm nidt oerasEen. 100 bic 5shlihteit
ffnttfano - etrahe unb Sausnnmmcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19

as" Gie @cItlihe Warplano-g obn
bat gles III 9ereitihaft fir oieS ON.
meriaiion. Counting, ben %. Slni,
idbrt ser crItc Speaial : Grfuriions-
GrpreB5nu mad Ser @spr: atic, be
einen Sag Iii bens ft5nes}' ssglouett
Bergen" perbringen ipolcn, baben
oa Ole bette 0elesenbeit. $t.25 besab-
len Die Munbfubrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Wermania-@ ersniisnngs-@ crcin,
vermamia' Sose Wr. 100, II. 4. & II ~.
Johannes tSeit
SunntaA 23. Snni, i'm Sarlep.Earf
G702,4)

g ommer. Sret Grfurio o.
mem. - Tic critic 6rei.Grfnriiou in
bieiem Sommer finbet nlorsen itatt.
unb miro bns GiSboot .2otrcbe"
Yrown's 1erite ant Silb bes 9roao.
lpop nit 1900 orinen ainbern uno
bcrcn gltern ooer Iormiinocrn nod
Gbeitcrtolpn ~obfabren. Snn 0an5en
weroen in biriem CONNER 10 grfur.
iionerL iieben fir Meibe unb hrei fiir
Megcr, beranitalict tperoen. Gle I'll
rcftoreh ocs .6rei.grfurIions : Der.
Gins" SS. Nleranoer j. Murood,,
nnb Soiepb u. @olsiuno, ioipie Tra.
iibent Sobn 81. Sholp, it,, luerben Die
ainber be9lciten. Set Der 8riinbu,g
oes &creins Dor 36 Sobren iinb bon
ocmlclhen etpn 100000 Eerioncil
unf oicicn grfuriioncn beioroert nor
oer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Off, altimorear.
,,Sarmpnic GAZE"

y6armunic . Gaic,"
Nr. 414, Weit-I aDctte-S traNe, &arl
Sdmiot, Snbabcr. @iirsbnrgcr Sof'
bran iriidD am 3apf. Einers, Spmpers
Il ia carte. Ter Spmmersartcn Jest
fir bas Enblifmm offen. (Aprill,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Sn jebcm Sausbalt

lollte oas refine, moblidmedenoe so
lcce".9ier aus Sreb. 9aiiernlfimiot's
.ameriean 9reuerp" itets porrdibig
lein = ciit ~gciunoes uno itdrfenocs
8etr1nf. 9eitellt cine Yrobefiite bel
Gllrem @irtb ohcr per Eel. 6. &,T.
364, Wo. t491. graiIerei t10l-
1928 SiIIen-S traBe. U7W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
8elbienSungeu

ra9 DeitiAlano "a Gents pro Wart,
nod Oeitreih 20h Gents pro arone.
Eorto egtra. Shiffsfarten bon unS
mad 9emtihlano. 8eiiepdfie, @eh.
lei, Greoitbrieie nnb ausIdn6iides
gelo. sbcu. s. 9iener & &c., 217
DIt.9altimore-S traBe. (3O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Nag &eiTcrt,
9eutider Tbutpsrapb,
4O9-411 Worb.01ap. Strake,

nlsss @stgsst. Aos-Ati. Rsrs'a'as.etsaAs.
e1eStaf.p Herte!
Nnr ftr etne IurSe Selt.
. feinffe Gnbinef.yortraifs nnb 1 IebenSarobeD
gortrdit NIT feiuem Sfatuteit fit $3.50.
Rtttp. anten ste nnf rseine MhreWs.
Mar Neticrt, 409-4f1, Isro,W nh. atrafe.
(NeSi1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Sbeo. 9ieuer d So.

Heiie. Bureau nnb @efieIitube.
Sdiffsfarten bon uno nad Deutih.
LAMB nit BENT Noraocutiden 2lopo
uno anoeren 2inien. @eiiepaiie,
@ediel, Greoitbriefe unb @el6ien6un.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19

YaicbaII. Die Orioles"
id)einen iid) o,li cincm Sicgcs5uac 81
befinocn. Gcitcrn gcipormcn tic I'M
ierncu Horocn Dent Wontrcal Glilb
irieberlm Gin Spiel ab. 0cute ipicr
len lie BORT micocr uno .hann 1cbt c3
nod Eororto. WGbrcno obcr Scr
Club bon Montrcnl boS Sdipuni.
cnbc Der 2iga biloct, iucnigitcnS
al,gcnblidIid), lit Der Toronto GInb
bas Soupt. Tic gcitriecn Spiclc Der
1itIitcn 9iga iuarcil. wic fol1t:
IN u2nufreaf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
1tnterbaftnnss @cgiueiier.

rgaseS" r5bc european Seniaiion Or
frapaedn5d Go"
ranbtn's," Gr. 4O+-4O6. cH.sanlmprs.s Str.
- Inelicb 9amocnile ur0 beiuealide Sllber.
,gaA Sbpre Bart" - Senen Gnbmiiide u1b
sbeno Gor6erte uno aHbere unterbaliuneen.
,,@upuu Cat Ynrt" - Sebeu Mad)mitta1
iinb Nhcno Gpt5erfe uno unbere llnterbdltunseli
,Netern WargIauo.Sabu" - Sonnta9, ben
%. Suni. Decentralization mad Bens9i1r.
.Sbe enburpaH" : Sebcn gbeno I'M s llbr
srpber Gonseri ultb @nuoeuiles SprIteuuugen.
,Nripu" - Mitiruo1. ben 10. Siti, grobeS
beutffcS Golfsfeit i'm n99eitenosB Bari.
,Nabiidcr T~rauen'9creiu" WoHtdg, ben
q. 2uri. 9rpbes baoiiteS SoItsfcit i'm ~%sSritero
Yari".
Observation-Disclosures" - Mittfucd, ben II.
Suli. Ricnic H1S Spriniernadtsfefl i'm Barley
Bari"
lie Yarf.Gpn5frte:
Gpnniae .........,...... s9ruiosSiusBarI"
W'olltd9 ......:........ pSeoeralsStufEnrf"
abpehieino nit ..........pN tbcrtoesRnrf
SlltHltuH ...'....,'....s. SuIlelloHaS ut!
vtllHpuH ..'.s....,,..... BStlloAplu'Yut
Hreliug olllioHfEnrI
GdTll1td9 ...,.....t...... HnfierlofsYart"
@ou rs bis 10 uhr IbeuoS.
GonntneS bon h6 bis 7 llbr IbeneS.
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Gret Wnl bic Npde - 0amiic.
rlps., Monbldein. ii. SdeipiperIer.
edit Grtitiohen = Edmpief
.9oniie" icoen Iienitaa, Ionneritog
uno 5reitog Inn 6.20 Abos. 9air 25r.
lSuni Isl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19

pagnic," BON ocrcn Neiibtbllm bis SIT
oen Hieicliclocrn aiil 9ad.Hiper CT.
men Sdicnenltrang 81 bauer, lpnroe
Dem 2ano-Gomite iiberipieien. = Iic
PEOPLES Contracting 60" meloete,
Dab an Der ode bon Sopette II. Gal,
pertitroBe burd oaS 6lnbame1t bes
| ySeralo.@ebGuoeS" neutrality-suspicious.
Sd)pierigfeiten bei'm 8anulbou el,t.
itonoen ieien. nno iuurbe G6ef.Snge.
nieur Scnhrid bcauftragt, ole cntItc-
brnocn WeGrfolten 5liianmcn SIT Itci
len unb &r 9cboroe barber @erid,i
Su erItatten hamit oieielben beiil
f, Contractor pergiitet iueroen fonnen.
Sill 8mpnn's SoIIs.Y
Tic H%arfbeboroe bat an ser 6reoe,
rid.99oao Ii. Bbilippsitrobe 0ppnii'
unb Surlepltrn6e uno @mpnnitraBG
nno SnrIep-2one etnas iiber neiii
Nfer 2onb bon ser .Safe Iepoiit Ii
SrtIt 60" fir $9tt7 fir ocl
0lppnn's IaIls.Yarf angcfaiift.
9clcud d, t ii q s.G ontraft.
9eleiidtunss-S liperintenoent Mc
Guen lit nit Der Mnsarbeitnng Del
spcSiiifdtioilen fir Die Ansebote fiji
Sic Gas. nnb Napbtba.9 eleiittnri
Scr StaSt ~beid,ditigt lno miro bieicl
ben bis gum 1. Auguit ser Gontratt
@ergcbmgsbcb6roe uorlegeu.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-17


Misses Blanche and Ethel Coillnson
Of Mayo are visiting their cousin, Mrs.
Robert Suite, Of Germantown.
Miss Lilly Colllnson, Of German
town has returned home, after nn
extended visit 10 the m0unfians.
Miss Gladys Taylor. ofMayo 10 visit
ing relatives ~ Germantown.
Miss Matilda X. Tomford Of Jersey
City ~. J IL visiting the Misses Myers,
of Cherry Grove.
Mr.. Guy Gable and son Walter ~
Baltimore are spending few days At
Cherry Grove.
Mr.. Ralph Taylor IL visiting his
father, Dir, Geo. w. Taylor, Of Annap-
oils.
Mrs. Richard Grady, aud Miss
Marie Grady, wife aud daughter Of
DR.. Richard Grady, The Naval Acad-
envy dentist, are Mt Atlantic City.
Mrs. Councilman, Of Eaaion, Md,
spent the day In Annapolis a. the
guest Of Mrs. Richard q. Elliott.
The little son Of Mr. Frank BeaIer IL
quite sick at his grandparents resi-
dence on Duke Of Gloucester street.
Mr.. NJ. scherman, Of New York City
who has been visiting his niece, Mrs..
l.. Baer, Of Murray Ave. Murray Hill.
has returned home.
Mr, Francis Abbott, Of Washington.
il visiting his grand parents Nr and
Mrs. w. NJ. Abbott at their co1lAge
"The Gloucester Arundel. on-the-
Bay.
Miss Il. Hirsch Of New York City IL
visiting her friend Mrs. Louis Eaer at
Murray Hill.
Mrs Philip Il. Cooper and family
are spending the summer at Morris.
town N. j.
Mr.. w. j. 5eeley, formerly clerk at
| Oarvel Hall, 10 spending q month at
| the Blue Mountain House in Blue
Ridge Mountains.
DR.. w. Il. Bell, late Of Lake Provi-
dence, La, formerly Of San Francisco,
/ IL visiting his niece Mrs. Irving ID.
| Ireland. DIR. Bell 10 a prominent ply
| stefan and surgeon Of the South and n q
| brother of the Rev. George 8. Bell,
| pastor Of the Presbyterian Church, Of
| this city.
Miss Bessie Shipley and Miss Kath-
enne Watson, Of Waverly, Baltimore
county, are visiting Mrs. j. J. Walton,
Murray Hill.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-17
BEFORE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Representative Of Telephone CON-
pany Here on Business

Clarence KlrwaD, representing the
Chesapeake and Potomac Company,
was here yesterday ia reference % the
company'a bnsincas with both the city
and the County Commissioners Of Anne
Arundel county.
The telephone company Viii urge the
now City Council 90 take up immc-
diately the plan Of underground con
duits embodied In an ordinances intro
duced into the old board just before if
went out Of Office. The Company asks
for permission to lay cOndnits along
some Of the principal streets q Annap-
oils upon the payment 81 an annual
rental and the fling Of a bond for the
repair and maintenance II those
streets.
Mr.. Kfrwan stated that IL was the
purpose Of his company 20 place al
their wires In Annapolis under ground
as soon as possible AR kirwan ap-
peared before the County Commission
ers yesterday in reference toohtaining
permission TO cross the spa creek
bridge from Annapolis 70 Passport
with the company's wires. The mat
er has not yet reached . settlement.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-17
PORTRAITS OF SUPERINTENDENTS
Pictures of Rear Admirals Sands
and Brownson

There has just been added to the por-
trait gallery in the new library at the
Naval Academy the handsome por-
traits, those OF former Superintendent
Rear Admiral James III. Sands, recent
~ detached from the Naval Academy
and placed on the retired list because
of having reached the age limit. and
his predecessor Rear-Admiral Willard
II. BrownsoD, the present chief of the
Bureau of Navigation at Washington,
h. q.
Both portraits are splendid Iikenesses
OF these naval officers and the pictures
are handsomely framed, that of Adj
miral sands in gold frame and the
picture of Admiral BrowDson in a
black frame The portraits are val
liable addition to the collection.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-17

The battleship Indiana has arrived
at Philadelphia the battleship Georgia
at Cape Cod Baty, the cruiser Prairie
at League Island. the gunboat Wasp
at Norfolk, the gunboat Padncab at
New Orleans, the tugs Powbattan
and Pontiac at New York navy yard,
the tug Sioux at Boston .and the tug
Triton at Washington.
The monitors Arkansas, Florida and
Nevada and cruiser Olympia have
sailed from New Haven on a cruise
and the battleship Kentucky from
Norfolk for Boston.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-17
Entertaining House Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Nevett Steele, of Muir
ray Hill, are entertaining a house
party of young people. Passed Mid
shipman J.. NJ. Atkins, '06, Naval
Academy, attached to the u. s. s..
Connecticut, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Steele, and Miss Mckinney, of Knox
willie, Tenn, sister of Passed Midship-
man Mckinney, is also their guest.
Passed Midshipman Lauman, u. s.
", attached TO the u. 5. >. Mis-
souri,, at Norfolk, has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele. Miss Dorothy
Dyer, daughter of Captain Dyer, Of
the Charleston navy yard, Charleston,
:. c., who has been visiting Miss
steele. has returned home.
on Saturday Miss Laura Steele will
leave for a sojourn at Belmont, y. j.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-17
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN
For the Week Ending Monday July
IS, rooz-General Summary

The warnest weather Of the season
to date was experienced during the
past week, the mean temperature nt
all stations outside the mountains be-
ing above IS degrees, and at several
points east Of the Bay % degrees.
The maximum temperatures were
above 20 degrees 81 all stations outside
Of Jarrett county on ~ least one day
In the week. Great Fails, Pocomoke
City. Cambridge. and Salisbury bad
50 degrees above on every one Of the
I've days from Sunday. the Eth, to
Thursday. the 18th. inclusive, the
highest being97 degrees At Cambridge
on Thursday.
Minimum temperatures above 10
degrees occurred more generally and
more frequently than at any previous
time during the summer, the nights
being warmer than heretofore, though
not unseasonabIy warm. Practically
no rain fell in Dorchester, Wicomico,
Somerset and Worcester Counties,
and in that portion Of the Section pre-
efpitatfon would be beneficial. though
the week was not unfavorable. Else
here showers were frequent at most
stations.
The showers were not generally
heavy, but were weIl-timed and high
" beneficial. Violent downpours and
high winds did considerable damage
in Washington county on Thursday,
however, and there were severe storms
in few other localities on the same
date. In Annapolis high temperature
prevailed both by day and by night
there were several thuBderstorms, bat
no very heavy rain. At Bristol IL
was clear and warm all the week
good showers would be beneficial.
At SudIey the week was seasoBable,
with some rain at the beginning and
heavy rain and thuDderstorms at the
nTrea
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-17
superyisors.speciaI Meeting.

The Supervisors of Election will hold
a special meeting here tomorrow to
take action IN the matter Of the mis-
take which occurred in the appoint
ment of one of the judges Of the DEM
ocratic primary election in the Fourth
district. The commission as judge
was issued to Winfield s. Murray,
who qualified, but was intended to
be issued to Winfield Murray, the
uncle of the man who actually re-
ceiyed the commission. 1t is said
that the majority of the Supervisors
viii endeavor to have the mistake
corrected previous to the primaries,
which take palce July ~.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-17
A Call TO Democrats

Senator Whyte yesterday announced
the list of Democrats who have been
invited to attend the conference TO be
held July %, at the Young Mems
Christian Association building for the
purpose OF bringing out a candidate
for Governor. Senator Whyte will
preside. Governor Warfield has been
invited as one Of the representatives
OF Anne Arundel county. All the ex-
Governors OF the State-Messrs. John
Lee Carroll, Frank Brown, Il. Il. Jack
son and John Walter Smitb-have been
asked to attend.