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Marriage Licenses

Emmett 4. Starley and Pearl Hames
Robert l. Bradshaw and Berta r.
WhalCy.
Morris Reynolds. OF Caroline county
Va, and Mamie Garnett. King and
Queen county, Va
Frank Shepherd and Rebecca ToIbot,
both Of hccC tink, Va.
Joseph y. Smith and Mary a. Mar
tin
Albert G. Moss. Of Memphis. Tenn,
and Flory L. Jack. OF this city.
John II. Roots and Sarah Jackson.
Robert Brown and Otealia Garry.
Robert NJ. Mcleod and Ada I. Burr.
Walter l. DOwney. Of West Derry y.
H. and Bertha Z. Henry, of Brentwood.
Md
Tony Mlstretta and Oura E. Downs. Of
Landsdown, Nd.
Norman Sommerville. OF Toronto.
Canada. and Anna 3. Snipley. OF Balti-
more, Nd.
Harry r. Conett. Of Ellnburg. Va
and Odessa Q. Lincoln, OF Lacy's
Springs. Va.
Ino F. Howard, jr.. and Louise NJ.
BOlin.
Philip II. Nelson and Jane Mont.
Charles z. Worthington and Florence
Z. Risler.
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OUT IN CHICAGO.

Chicago man recently sent as we'd
ding presents TO bride and groom of
whom ne thought a great deal two
chairs that were exactly alike A lady
who had attended the wedding met him
few days later and delicately asked
him why he had sent two chairs. II he
had put all his money IN one chair he
might have made his present appear
magnificent, whereas neither of the
chairs that he had purchased was espe-
cially impressive.
~ realize that" he said. ''but I wanted
10 TX X so that the division OF the Sboils
might be simplified when they got their
divorce. Chicago Record Herald.
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FAIR BATHERS FLEE,
So MEN CAN'T SEE
Six Human MermaidS Dis
turbed at the Bath by
HOrrid Men.

HUDSON. Mass. Aug. I5.-The pres
ence of half dozen scantily-clad Young
women IN the back yard of John Par
menter, who lives near Fort Meadow,
Pond, in Marlboro, actuated Mr.. Par
menter to telephone the police. One OF
the young women said that the party
was bathing in the pond, when three
'eireek-speaking men" appeared. The
men sat down beside the clothing OF the
girls, who made for the opposite shore
and sought the shelter Of The fix leaves
Of Mr. Parmenter's garden.
When the police arrived the young
women had departed. Mr.. Parmenter
said that his visitors did not leave Their
names with him and that the thre men
Kept part OF the girls clothing as SOU
EcnirS
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MRS. DUNHAM CHOSEN
AS w. R. C. DELEGATE

The Burnside Womans Relief Corps
held its monthly meeting last night in
the c.. A. r. Hall During the sum-
mer months the members have met only
once a month, but, Beginning with Sep
tember. they Will hold bimOnthly Ses-
sions.
Mrs. Tillie Dunham was chosen dele
gate-at-large 10 the grand convention
that meets in Saratoga on the Sth OF
September, with Mrs. Marie Smith as
alternate. The plans for the conven-
ton were discussed, and, besides the
delegates, a number Of members II the
corps viii also attend.
a number Of prominent visitors met
with the Burnside Post, among them
being Mrs. A II. Feathers. president OF
the Lincoln Corps: Mrs. del Chase. past
president OF the Department OF the Po-
tOmac, and others.
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ASPHALT COMPANY FINED
$5,0Oo,0O0 BY BERMUDA

CARACAS, Venezuela. Aug. 13, via
Port OF Spain, Trinidad, Aug. I5.-An-
other chapter in the long standing and
bitter controversy between the New
York and Bermuda Asphalt Company
and the Venezuelan government came to
an end today, when the civil court OF
first instance Of Caracas found the COM
pany guilty OF having extended assist
ance to the Matos revolution, which was
directed against President Castro. and
condemned 1t to pay a fine Of s., ,0OO. 600
20 the Venezuelan government
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ALL IN THE GAME

Il don't like to make trouble, Mrs.
Subbubs,' said Mrs. Gabbie. with Ill
concealed pleasure, but I think you
ought 70 know this. Your husband
kisses your cook"
Yes. replied Mrs. Subbubs. II told
him to do II. You see the cook thinks
ene IS Eettlng ahead or me and so she
never thinks Of leaving. g."-PhiladeIph
Press.
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BATTLESHIP NEW JERSEY
GIVEN SILVER SERVICE

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-The Safe of
New Jerseys gift OF a $4,000 silver serv-
ice was presented formally to the bat
tleship New Jersey at the anchorage of
the ship In the Hudson
The service consists Of ffty-eight
pieces and includes every variety Of arti-
Gle that goes with such an outfit With
IL came Governor Stokes, United States
Senator's Kean and briggs. President
Minch, OF tne senate, and Speaker L,eth-
bridge, OF the house
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Died.

BIRNEY-On Wednesday. August Il. 1907 at
his summer residence. near Forest C;ian
Nd, Gen. WILLIAM BIRNEY, in his
eighty ninth year. MS
Funeral services under direction OF .ba
Secular League at Lees Chanel 3a9 pcyS,,
sylyania avenue. Saturday at pm. Friends
and members Of Pentalpha Lodge +
A. NJ, are invited to attend aui5
FAULCONER-On August H. 1907. after a.,
illness OF six weeks. IN the Alexandria We
Hospital. WILLIAM f. FAULCONER' arS5
thirty years. He was a native OF Yor:vflIo
=. 9. he was a nephew Of Mrs Henri,
Fairfax Robertson, OF this citv
The remains viii be shipped 10 YorJSviIIa
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SHOOTS BROTHER-IN-LAW,
DISLKES ATTENTIONS

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Aug. 15.-Driyen
TO distraction by the attentions Of her
brother-in-law. David Job, Miss Sabine
Kelly shot and perhaps fatally wounded
him last night. Job has been widower
four years. Since the death OF his wife,
Job is said to have forced his attentions
upon Miss Kelly.
Last night she ordered him away, and
when he refused to go she shot him.
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FRISCO REFORMERS WIN
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.-The prim-
airy election in this city resulted in a
sweeping victory for the Republican
League. or Ryan. ticket, which stood for
earnest support Of the bribery and graft
prosecution and the present mayor and
board Of supervisors. The opposing
faction, led by Postmaster Fiske, made
a sorry showing. electing not more than
nineteen delegates 10 the party conven-
ton which will consist Of 149 members.
The result was a notable triumph for
the reform element
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Cancelled Checks
Used, S8,0O0,0O0
to Paper Walls

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 15.-The wall
paper in the offices Of the Stoller
Commission Company, at the Stock
Yards exchange IN Kansas City, rep
resents an outlay OF 5000, 200. This
remarkable wall paper IS made up Of
cancelled checks.
represents less than $1,000. The larg-
est is for $4,000.
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MANSFIELD TO LEAVE
FOR NEW LONDON HOME

LYON MOUNTAIN, n. Y. Aug. 15.-
Richard Mansheld's friends here fear
that he will never more be seen on the
stage
Arrangements have been made to take
Mr.. Mansfield to his summer home near
New London, Conn, next Sunday. If
at the time he is able 10 make the
journey. The trip VIII be made on a
special train that can be run as sIcyl,,
as needs be to avoid the discomfort of
toltlng.
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A FINE BOY-IS He?
NO, NOT IzH, IKEY

NEW YORK. Aug. I5.-Mrs. Sally
Cohen and her husband were coming
home to 251 East Broadway in a Ham
burg avenue car. At the New York end
OF the Williamsburg Bridge all the men
were asked to leave the car.
After awhile the conductor rang up
another fare. and to pay It Mr.. Cohen
was allowed to enter the car
He's fine boy" said one OF the
matrons who had remained
is hep gladly exclaimed the proud
father.
NO. not IzZy. lets call him key" ="
murmured Mrs. Cohen, fondly.
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Married.

BECK-PERKINS-On "Wednesday A,-..
II. 1907. at Rockville. Nd by the Bsv
p. b. Prettyman. SAMUEL II. BECK ana
ington, ID. c. -
DUVALI-PALMER-O June IL 1ao-
Fairfax. Va, by the Rev E l. Cood
win, FRANK E DUVALL and VIRCINTA
r. PALMER. both OF this CITY 1t -
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Deaths.
White

W hite-
Annie Zenolgraft. = years II aud
Third streets northeast
Arthur Stevens, months, ST. AnI.'s
Infant Asylum. ----
Leo Wood, months, Children's Hos
pital.
Josephine Norcom. 20 years, 80 Mass
achusetts avenue northwest.
Caroline Fouth, 40 years, IS K street
northeast.
Infant of George Weber ir. 2 rno1tIs
Go51R Eighth street northeast
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MAN NEARLY FROZEN,
TEMPERATURE WAS 89

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Aug. 15-John
Smith was nearly frozen to death WITH
the temperature at 50 degrees in the
shade. In some manner Smith became
locked In the Ice house and was NOT
discovered until several hours later.
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VITAL RECORDS
Births.

White
Henry B. and Eva H Pattison. boy.
Patrick H and Annie V. Hilliard, boy.
Walter A and Ella A. F1ndley. sirl.
George z. and Matte r. Ellis, gfTl
Harry s and Harriet Brown. bow
g Michael and Margaret Schmitte.
boy.
John and Fannie Jonee NV
Henry y. and Addie r nton. zirl
Edward +. and Ethel trl. oov.
Roscoe A and Bertie ,ster sirl
benJaInln W and AnT BoggCss,
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In MemOriam

MURRAY-In loving but sad reu,er,b-a,o0
OF my beloved son. DOC d. MURRAY vvbo
was drowned mysteriously one wear a1o
Today. august 10: at ? O'Clock. at Colonial
Beach-the one I could not save faoiJn
my loved one must come home.
1t BY His Devoted Family and Motbar
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HOW IT TuRNFn nmr

'Algernon's father threatened to dis
inherit him. and Algy vowed that he'd
oreaK the Will what was the outcome p
There wasn't any will TO break Al9v
broke his father. '-Harper's Weekly
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KNEW WHAT WAS COMING

Mrs. Boofer (meditatively. over ber
bOok).-How true this is
Mr. BOofer tbracing himseIfD -yVe1
Maria, don't keep me In suspense WE
is il about us men PUCK. not
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Position of Income Bonds.

1t has been feared by the bondholders
that the interest on their securities,
which is payable only If earned, may be
cut of by the new controllers OF the
property and IL has been alleged that
excessive charges out of earnings have
been made for construction and new
equipment. At Yesterdays meeting there
was general discussion of the posi-
ton OF the income bonds and a state
msnt was submitted showing the hnan-
cial results Of the operation OF the road
Tor the year ended June 80 last.
A committee of i've of which Mr..
Scott, Of the Richmond banking firm Of
Scott a. Stringfellow, is chairman, was
appointed TO consider the suggestions
offered and 10 report on them to their
associates at an adjourned meeting TO
be held this afternoon.
1t is understood that as a consequence
OF the strlngency IN the money market
the proposed rsfunding plan will not
be acted on at present, but that a tenn
porary plan OF some sort will probably
be adopted.
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BONDHOLDERS MEET
FOR GA. CENTRAL
Will Come to Understand
ing With New Control
lerS of Stock.

NEW YORK. Aug. 15-Representa-
tives OF the holders of $l5OOO,0OO first,
second, and third income bonds or the
Central OF Georgia Railway Company
who have assembled IN this city for the
purpose Of coming to some understand
Ing with Marsden j. Perry and Oakleigh
Thorns, VINO recently purchased the
road, as TO The treatment which the in
come bonds are to have at the hands Of
the new management, will hold another
meeting this afternoon
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IF 1T is MADE OUT

Noe TO PROPERTY OWNERS
Increase the value OF your property BY
having Us construct your walks, steps,
cOpings. basement. and staEIe floors. All
work guaranteed COLBURN BRO,
Room %. Colorado Bldg aus-tf
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HAPTUN0,S SANITApv DAIpv

WIZ supply you TubercuIla Tested MIX az
yc per pint delivered Recommended by
local Health Department Phone North 1851
Drop postal. los FLORIDA AVE
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DR.. z. o. PIGEON. Dentist.
Ofice hours. Daily SD A n 70 I
P. N. Sundays. 10 20 2
Cor. and 7rb Sts- Phone Main Al S4-F
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FOB ICE TEA

Use Colonial GunPowder, II IS unsur-
passed-14-lb package FREE with every
l5c purchase s large cakes Of Laundry
Soap. . cents. Try it, once tried you
will use no other. Prompt attention to
mail and phone orders.
COLONIAL SUPPLY Co. J. A JENNTNGS
214 Pa ave. 5. z fv6O-tf
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Carpet Cleaning.

DROP POSTAL. AND WAGON Will, cArr.
THOMAS ?. KEELY. 712 11sh St. uW,
5yZs-90t
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BOOKBINDINd BY EXPERTS
We have the facilities and we have ths
sklll 10 do bookblndiEg as Il should %
done Small charges
HODGES BIG BOOKBINDERY.
E20-22 18th. Next star
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Stationery and Printing

We ceslre % announce 20 the trade arI
PUBIC THAI We are prepared 70 supply al
once eqllsltes lu stationery and printing
In soliciting the favor of your orders vs
earnestly assure every satisfaction.
The Trades UniOnist Publishing Co.
OF st. y W
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Special Notices.
Our SkiIIfuI Handling

Of many Jobs Of ROOF REPAIRING
has saved many roofs
Coherth PEaetiesI Timer. SD Isth q. zv.
stove Expert. Phone II Z7gs
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Closing out several pieces Of hieA-
grade Mercerized Table D7-
mask that sold for 50c. Many 1nr
me patterns G. T P Qk
Special lot OF soft-fnished Rleacbed
cotton, strong and close IN
weave. and free from any ar
6Iemishes. 121zc quality. G. NJ
The Well-knOwn LOnsdale Cambric
without an equal among bleachei
fabrics for strength and nm = a
Is lSh- Instead OF l5c- G. T. S1C
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NAVAL LODGE. NO. 4. F. A A NJ
Brethren We regret 70 announce the
death OF W. Bro. B. F. Peters, which
occurred Wednesday August 18th. 1907,
at l.5J p m. In the 5fth year Of his axe.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29
AT SAUNDERS RAN GE.
Captain Baird Pleased at Improvement Made
By The 6uardSmen.

Mayor nouw left town yesterday 10
engage in rifle practice at Saunders
Range. this county. Captain William
Baird, l.. ). A., retired, ON duty with
the organized militia Of Maryland.
returned 10 Annapolis last evening
from Glen Burnie. where he was preS-
cnt at the formal opening of Saunders
rifle range for the summer season
yesterday.
Captain Baird said that the outlook
Cor e marked Improvement in all the
companies in encouraging. As this is
the fourth season that Saunders range
has neen used, many improvements
have been adopted since IL was first
established. More targets at 500 and
COO yards have been added this sum
mer. 4 suhtarget machine has been
installed for the new men, and il WAS
used during the downpour OF rain
yesterday, which delayed hring over
the ranges,
The four companies OF the First In
fantry. comprising the initial battal-
ion to visit the range this summer, are
new comfortably uuarserea in camp,
having pitched tents in spite Of the
rains. The plans Of having four COM
panieS In camp At one time under
their ewn field Officers and with op~
por,Onities. besides the rifle practice,
For instruction in military duties not
readily carried cut i'm the armory,
viii BE practiccd this summer fer
the FIRST time.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29
THE PRIZE WINNERS.
Performers on Skates at The Local Amuse.
ment Hall last Night.

Despite the fact that half dozen
amusements were in progress last
night. the skating rink was crowded.
There were 400 spectators. not i'm
cluding children, and ls5 skaters on
the floor of the rink. The occasion
was a fancy dress carnival which
proved 10 be.very successful and very
satisfactory to all concerned.
The Judges were Messrs. Guienot.
n. X. parlett and Walter Chance, and
their decision was fair and unbiased
and gave satisfaction TO Everybody.
The first gentleman ; prize for the best
costume was awarded TO AIR. Everett
Taylor. who unprecedented an Indian.
The first lady's prize, 10 Miss Katie
Hubbard, who was dressed .as a Jap
anexc.
The prize Tor the most grotesque cos
umo was awarded 10 Mr.. Ray mond
CommeS. of Baltimore. who represent
ed a tramp. and made n ludicrouS typi-
cal hobo. The girls prize went Ia
little Miss Cassie Tucker, who imper-
Sonatod an old woman. The prize FOR
the best skater, gentleman, was award
ed TO Mr.. Charles Cabenal, lady skat-
"a. Miss Lulu Fouche.
Manager Fredericks has recently
installed an additional bowling alley,
which affords better facilities foI
bowling. lie is 10 be congratulated
on the success of the new amusement
hall.cSpccially the skating rink, which
olards Innocent harmless pleasur,
and recreation FOR many people here.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29

Mr.. tseorgc iIciuix. who Is the new
SECRETARY Of 1se Gen Club. made The
highest score. breaking - ont of a pos
slhie - clay pigeons. The esun Club
viii hold weekly shoots al their
grounds across The Spa. on every
Tuesday ait. moon.
n is proposed 10 held several prize
shoots this aSon, the first prise
shoot az merchandise shoot, "a take
place tomorrow afternoon. May 30,
Decoration Day.
The shost yesterday together with
two 9TH ~ to follow. viii determine
lhr handicap in distance which each
man must hereafter take. The club
viii shortly open negotiations
iih the clubs Of baltimore and the
Aralotan Gun club. Of Washington.
Tor intercluh matches in course Of the
season.
Besides The shoot for the morchan-
disc prizes by the Gun Club tomor-
row. there will also be shoot fol
the Decoration Day Cup.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29

Washington. u. g.. May s9,--preSi-
dent Roosevelt. accompanied by sew
cral Of the White House clerical force
and small party of secret service
men, leaves late this afternoon ON a
special train over the Pennsylvania
railroad TO fultll engagements 60
speak at indianapolis tomorrow ON
the occasion of the unwilling OF a
monument 10 Gen. Henry w Law
ton, and at Lansing, Mich, the day
following AT the semi-centennll eN-
erciSeS at the Michigan Agricultural
College, Through countless invita-
tionS have been received to speak at
other places ON the trip the President
has felt Obliged to decline all Of
these and viii be heard only at the
two places named. After his engage
nlont at Lansing he viii return lmme-
diately to the capital aud begin getting
things in shape preparatory 10 spend
ing tho summer at oyster Bay,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29
BRoKB OPEN DOG POUND.
The culprit 10 Re Punished 10 The Full
Extent % Law.


Today the city dog catcher Fisher
caught dogs ON the streotS without
license, and they wcro taken 10 the
pound,
A temporary dog pound has been
located at the foot OF Northwest
street, pending the building Of per
maneat one Tor which bids were OPEN
esl today.
The dog catcher had seventeen dogs
impoUnded, caught this week Wnli~
eenSed. When he went 10 feed them
this morning il was found the dog
pound had been broken open and tho
dogs released. This is an act punish
able with a fine of So, and the law
will be strictly enforced.
Acting Mayor +, II. Thompson viii
see to It's enforcement, Tho week :
work Of the dos catcher is practically
lost by hroaNing open the dog pound,
II Is said an oflieer in plain clothes
will be put on watch AT night, and
apprchena the guilty party il any fur
Their attempts are made 20 hreak open
the dog pound,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29
Reception called OF.

owing IL the fact that there i 50
much on the program for next week
Al The Naval Academy. and that every
moment II the tine If the mioshtp-
men Is occupied with drills, oreSS
par&aeS. seamanShip> etc, the reception
Il have been given the seventy -tour
graduates by Governor and Mrs. War
Geld has been called otf. The mid
Shlpsnen VIII appreciate the intention
Of the Governor and his wife. and viii
understand the conditions which make
il impossible IL entertain them At this
time.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29

Lieut.. 4. Williams, R>nSlgn l.. +.
portch. and PASSED MiaShipmen
stephen nongherty and {. 4. Wood.
rna, reported Al the Naval Academy
this morning Tor the Navy ride team.
These men viii greatly strengthen
the Navy rifle team. which viii shoot
Al Camp Perry. o, in the latter part
of August.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29

\ meeting og the Democratic city
Executive Committee ~ Annapolis
viii be held al IL o'clock tomorrow
morning a. take action in relation 10
the coming city primaries, The cossa~
mltSee viii then hear petitions Ter the
adoption ct the CrAwfoFa County or
direct method Of nominating can1l~
dates IN the city ticket. Friends q
the system ,Ago Invited 70 he present.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29

The Criterion Stock Company OPEN
ed a foer-night's engagement here last
night with Tennessee. one Of the
SpecialtieS. by Miss Mary Brannon.
the Toe dancer was especially good.
There was a Teddy Hesr matinee today
ana viii be another Saturday. at
which a Teddy Dear win be given the
child holding Tho lucky number.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29
Condition Improved.

Mn. Henry Keller, who has been
quite sick at his residence no Main
Slrcet, is reporte1 slightly improved
today. Mr.. Eeller is collector Cor the
Annapolis Water Company,
The conditioned Mr.. ". Il, Sar,si-
Rer, lr,, who has been seriously il
Tor some weeks al his hcms> Murray
nill.iS said u he somewhat lnapNeVea.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29

Tho follow ing orders have boen is
sued at the Naval Academy To take
eilcct On June g.
Lieutenant n, 1. n Curtin, detached
and ordered IL The Alahams.
Lieutenant e. 4. Snyder. detached
and orlercd 10 the Connectlc0t.
Lieutenant naync Kills. detached
aud ordered 10 the Vermont.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29

An cN-S0ldicrs, sailors and marin =
are requested 10 meet Meade Post No,
-. a.. a. *. at the Arundel Build
Ing. West street, tomorrow morning
at 40 o'clock, sharp. 10 assist in dee
Grating the graves 81 comrades al the
National Cemetery. Flowers aro alSo
solicited by mcmherrS og the Post.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bnfle1in.


Our summer vacation Is the bright SPOT in the duh
foaine 81 The wear work. L breaks the monoony Of
~ daily ogn1 and les into our busy lives the light OF
harrr cafe-frce existence
America bounds with delightful resorts. among the
mountains an1 beside the SEA.
Over eight hundred Of these points. covering all the
6asIse nl notable places from the focSbounj BAYS Of
Newfoundland 8 te rugged shores q Lake Superior and
Eu1r- t1e famous sesSoast resorts Of NeW jersey
AE8nfe CltE Csre Nav Wildwood Ocean City. ASbuIy
Park LONG Branch spring Lake Seaside Park are repre-
scented in the Pennsyisan1 Railroad Summer Excursion
Book nith short descriptions Illustrations maps. list OF
Tglnoral hotels routes o travel andraieS ~ fare
summer excursion tickets atfeiucediateS with ihsf-
81 limits and and siop-olsr privileges on sale Il Penn
Skhana Railroad Ticket Offices.
Cores of the summer Excursion Book may be OBJ
fsne5 81 Ticket AGENTS q ten cents each viii be sent
postpaid receipt oi twenty-five cents by the General
Passenger Agent Philadelphia
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29

A new Army and NaVS-cAach il
in The slela. Mr., VI, how'd. II Wash
lngtoa. lie had one candidate 10 an
pear in the April examinations Tor
the NAVAL Academy, This candidate
had an average or As o0t ~ \ poS~
slhle =, his mathematics hclag $50
cut 1T the &of the maximum number.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29
Called Away hy Illness.

Miss Harriet l.uhn, teacher II The
kindergarten department of the city
public school, LEFT here today Tor
Washington. whero she was called
BY the Illness Of her grandmother.
Mrs. Medley. The old lady Is eightv~
seven years OF age, and some years
aro WAS a rcsidcnt Of this city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-29
: WIN Not Fin Engagement

The Exterior stock Company lcft
here today bag and baggage. The
show has been called osf Tor the nest
Of the week. not having come ap 10
expectations. II was a badly miSre,,~
resented company and took in the town
as well As the theatre management,
hat Annapolis Won't stand for ii.