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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25
Vl1bc nnn Intcrcilc.

SllluJC W. SSUClNS4utlplBltllSH
9oItimorc's iinO:
9o$ @oibin9ton = Womlmcnt an
Woltnt @ernons uno @ai6inQtons
Elace ut0 in ~oericl6en Iahbari6oit
Die Sobn Eager &opar0., oic Hogcr
9. SoueD-S tatlle mo anoere @erfe
ser 9iIOboucrflrnjt.
Sa3 Sdludlten = Wonlln1cnt ami
Wonument Square 5rpild)en Dem
4oitomt utlo ocm S~uiti5poIoit, erridJ.
tet 5trr grinnerlmg al oic S0Ia6t
pom ~. September 1914.
Iu3 @ation 3 Wonumcnt an
Wioumt NoDal-2 (pcnue nnD 2onpalc.
StraBc, 81 Gbrcn Don SbGrItIie1lte'
nant 8m. $. @otior crrid)tet, Der III
1916 i'm mcrifoniiHen arieac in Der
ShInft BON M}ontercp iicl.
Ga3 nclle WforplonO Snititlt in
ser 9}Gbe 0e8 Embellishments.
Gas -Momumcnt, pom @dlti'
more 2cbrers&erctn oti Dem SIrbboi
Der @citminitc Yre&bptcrioncrfirde
an Tapettc. u1O 8rccneitraBe 5t
G6rcn bc8 9iTter3 GOgor 2luen &oe
errid)tet.
Gas SIT Gbrrr Ser MarpIono
16cilteGmer All ser Tcoollltion non
ser aMur0rQno @eIcuidQit OcrSQbnc
ser ourcrifnnii0cn ReOOIption" an
Der W}olmt &oDal El05o crriNtetc DC
bolutionS0eufmoL a. SOM 4aai51.
0u3 McGonoQb . Document nli
ser @recnmoimt yGcmetcrn SIT @bten
0c$ 8riin6cr5 Ser 0}cRonp2by5 tb,fle
fir Moiittfiu6tn."A '':' ''a''i~
Ga8 GQhfoDetirtG @onurtcnt aui
ser Mount GopnI &la5o. 81,
Gas Columbus Seminal bel Der
Sonutcl Gcooe- Shlt,c an Rortb- nno
&arfpr0s gtocnHc. ,,ti ..a 49, is .ayH'
0a5 @itoc.0 clfrloI at @rooOmap
unO J~oirmount. 2lucnnc, 5it Gbrri
0c$ 8tiihocr$ oc3 S0o 6e0opS!Or.
0cltS.
Gas @eQ3. uu0 McGonaS. 0epf.
NAL an @op. ms 9li8qritb ? Strabe,
gum Nroenfcu al SpCi N}arDIano
Scl0en ans Sem aric0c Don 1914.
Ser 9ruio.SiQ-Eorf, 700 @Idcr
CROP.
GorroQ.Garf nit Sem nItcn Gar.
roQ.Mnniion.
&attcrion. @orf, no nod sic 5Gat.
sen ans Dem aricge Don 1S1AIuor.
bon0cn itlto.
Ser SnIti3poIoIt al Galuert-.
Topcttc,, St. Eolll- utO 2crinBton.
StraBc, foitct $3,000,000,
Ga8 9oltomt, 0ltIi6 pom Suits
Ealait, un0 0oS stotbbolS, oillidj uoIn
Eoltonlt. H
Ga8 Baltimore . Sbio @c61loe
an ser 9foromeit.Gd BON Baltimore.
llnN GborlcSitrnBc. ,
Go8 nelte 0ebduoc ser Sparbonf
bon Baltimore al ser Siioolt.@de
BON Baltimore. uno GborleSitraBc.
Gos nere 3ollge6o,lOc an @np.,
8atcr., un0 2ombutSltraBe.
Go8 oSobnS &opfin5' &oipitol"
an 9ronowap, Momlment-, @oIfe-
unO SeiierionItruBc, baS groBdrtIgIte
&oipitul in oen Ser. Staatcn.
Die ,SobnS SopfinS' llnipcriitGt"
an ser Noro-S omorOItrnBe Die bcoeIi-
tenOlte 9~ebranltnIt in bieiem 9nnoe.
IoS BeaboDp SnItitllt nit giblios
tbef, &%unitgallerie mno GPlliifsGolt-
icrpntorium an Mo,mt %erilcn. ulo
@oibington. Htacc.
Ger Ianbbefnnrte 2erilgto1 Morft.
Die Gieiennoifcnballe 6eS 5. Ge-
Qinlents an Greiton- NM &offmatt.
Strabe uno Gorf. uno 2inoeu.4pc.
Der Sdrottburm an 5apette- unh
6rontitroBe, oos cin5ige md, itebeitoe
gal,tperf oieier 2lrt in Sen Ser. Staa!
ten.
Die Gnodl Iratt . 6reibibliotbef;
ba5 Gentralgeb1itbe itebt al Der MuI-
BERN. urlO Cathedral . StroBe, rno
3pciegcbGuoc liegcn in alien Stuot-
tbeilen.
Ger Elot an Baltimore Strube
uno Soptin5' Glace, no Die GpngreB-
SaQe Itanb, in meldler @aIbitgtoit
ont 90. Geiember 1875 TAFT olltofra-
tlsl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25
RotipnQ[s9aufen.

,she Oh spiun Gatinual gdHt," 6a1:,, rne
GretersG trabe. Sdcob 70. 3ooi Yrdltoeitt;
Senrn 8. Jteoue, aniiircr.
,Sfpclte Intipnais9ani," 432 Si6sSrodhtpa1.
A. &. MlagHcr, aaiitrer.
,,@eiteru National SGnt," Ia gloroseutapsSft.
QS. Warriott. Gatftter.
,.9ritte Wa~tiGual.Sanf," @de Baltimore uih
GortbtStrabe.
,Sarmers d Merdlant'S Enttunal Sanf,"
Soutbs uno 2omparosStrdbe.
,,GOmnerCinl & Sarmcre' National 9aHt,"
Siioueits@de Sumdroa uno 8ermGtsStraBe.
81. :. &aIoptn, pdiitrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25
Baltimore Sampf- Tadet So.
IVIIt MO bNUttIn llIne VntfENtt.)
Die Der. StnatenSpft bei0roernb.
Tampfer r@trgiuia" (ueu), ,9lnbama,"
.BCurniu," ,ScuueiIeen.

IHmVTtt nTtfBTHTN IHfH1, nHInbd1Hd,"
v@eproia," yfcuueNre".
Sampler iabrer tdGli6 gonntaas ausaenont.
men, BON ben 4gatseinie".B iers, Rr. f0--18,
2tabts Strabe, $50 abenos, brett nab SIo
8ppItcH Oe5 eiOens. fSerbinSnSs in BIB
8oint Comfort nit 81. & 8. Gifedbn6n". Ia6
Nitulpno, @erbinbune in 9orismoutb NIT BEN,
month ufo atIanta. an glorfoif 8erbtnSnna
nit Der .%gItIantic goait Cine" Rorfoti un6
tucftIi9 lro "OIo Dominion Cine nod geefp.
bern, gBafbingtor, R.'Gy Ri6monb. 8a., nnb
geps0orf.
glG63eiter mad europ6if6em Blame. 9uIr.
ri6fe faiitter6intmer,. eIsftrif6e 8eIeuftung,
Samcfbct5ung. Goieu fret. 8efcroirte a~diiten.
simmer in her 8iuetsQiiredug Der ,0nb Cine
pr. 107, SftsgaItimoresS lraBe. gr. 506-5O5.
Q~i9btsStrabc, G. VI. g. Office. SiooItsGde oer
Baltimore iHo GdIbertzStrabe, Continental
3ruft 9lltlotna" nno albaugb'S, Hr. 100. gloros
g6arlcssStrube.
Subr u. sber,uppo, G. Rrptpu,
RieesRrdf. II. Sen. sWaraoer. Gen. s9aK. ,sigent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25
S1tffsfarten

por ui,o na6 europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Rem gorf, aaiiite ober 3miiden.
bed. 8e6iel, mlsl1noiibes @elh,
Grcoitbriefe ulo @eIoienoungen.
Sbep. s.. Siencr & 3d.,
Nr. 2t7. Cit.8alttmorr-S trase-
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25
Stnats.Vnnfen.

>, 5ratide gaut pou Baltimore" Baltimore.
uuo Soqiou0sStrabe gtit9nlt Beber, Nrdii'
bent; &. ). Slot, S6dbmetiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25
SruIt.Gompcduien

;, WinrDlaro 5ruTt Co.," gioro,pefts9de GaIberts
uHo 8ermansStrabe. Srier 9ert1. 9rdfts
bent; g. G.. Si%mmermGun. Gefrcidr; garrou
San Res, Shdpmetiter.
Baltimore Srutt d Guarantee &C.," equitable
GuilOtng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25
nnr.Qaufen.

,1eutifle Spurbnut nun BalttmDre," Grtdfu'
NH QnItinIOresStru
,.St. Samrs Spurbauf," baltimore sftabe lIilo
GuiipmsS uuiesgloeHue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25
0LEnnfntpn.

NboIpG Gutbrrlct, 8c6tsanirnIt, SIR. 10, DIT
gerin0toltrSucbe. e. X y. Gbone. q. TdEt
3530-R.
3. Gorbart Sbimcr, Jc6t8aurruIt. linton truth
guiIbiHu, Baltimore. Wto. Seioe Telephone.
Enu u. N. SdDlB, 126-12o Yam gulIolng.
@uitnuus Nur6, 2Gl-26g 6ulpert BuiIotHg.
s. g9m. Ertuaun, III Noroa9barIessStrdbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25
@crdants & Miners sransport. So.

InnIpttTsStHIt.
Sradlt uno Eaiiaettrt.
yiGdb goituu nuo BEN Often.
3ienft1g, Tonneritng, Sountag, 6 i1br gbeubS.
. gatl 9rouibence uno benz Elteu.
Monta9. 2onneritag. Snulitaa, G. lt6r abenbS.
Rad Geppprt'Nelps uno 9iurfpi.
Ideltb, au5geronnterl aRittipob Ino Srcttae,
g rbr glbenDS.
. 8ra6t nnaerogursu tddljh biS 8 tlbr anfut.,
fir %oenicIben 9ap 'dbFatreloe Sampler.
Gndl SapauRab uro BEN Sioeu.
Sienftaa. 9onneritnG, Samitaa, 8 t1hr a6e1os.
Sdapt. sarsan: GERMAN. anb ai8et.e trate.
Gf3,S&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25
WarplanS- nnb TcnniDlpania-S abn.

Siae ~perlaieu Rurtb,Auenue. stnttun:
7.30 Wiorgens Dprt Bot. tdelt1, ausgercus
men SuHHtal,
9.05 Wlorpcns 9eIta Nccom., nur Sonntae.
$50 miorgcus &cIair Iccum., tGg,t1, Gusee.
liomiiclt Sort1ttaq,
t.20 @a0mittaas @eldir steecu.. MIR Samhae.
1926 Rahmiiin9S gorf Soft, tdgIi6, ausqe.
uur1melt Sunutog.
4.05 gIn9mittnNs 9eIto GeenIt, m,r Sontidg
4.45 G16mittdgs Helair Aceom., .ieIi6, aus,
perommen Sou1tdp.
900 SbenDs GsIia arcom.. tasIia, ausoenOnr
men Sonntng.
hoo a6enos Celia sccou,., rur Sonniaa.
11.30 abenos 9eIuir Ifccut., td9Iih Gilseenpnt
men SonHtdg. ,t-ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25

Spruh. 1'tH
Tos 4tbeh Fif nun eiiinlol 10 II
@crifnpenberiih uno sei5ig.
Gem einen gibt es Seibiid,
Gem unDeren aber 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25

------"
marmpr. uno @ranit.gSerfe.
g.. Silaartuer 6 adBue, 714-7ta @etteaIti'
tnorerStraBe.
Tlltm6ip9 SURFACES, Ronges uno
rSefen Ga6oeden uno Minnen. :,
sennett 2'rOs, 523 t6ros5remont'aOerns.
8upferitmiebc uno YIumbers.
5obu Srbert, 17t4 1bumessG trabe. g. & 9.
dricpboi' A2olie 1899.
Scrcr.& crii6erungen.
@m. 2. stcdsliOro 6 g.. 10 uno II Chamber
u%9iyrul 9niuganes Go. Of 2tpervouL" Ssnrp 81.
Wnrttelo, Aeitoent Dlanaaer, 10t-f02 Char Ms
Der Of GoHl1lerce gHho ma. 81,
,@ermnria SrurryetfMcruugs . @tieGfdnft."
Baltimore utto ~RortbEGtraBer
8run0eigentbuntS- Igenten unh
sSQnoler.
pierre 6. EuaaH G Gspbsp, 10 Dit'3erinetuu'
Gfr1be.
Sufihmie0. 3ubebor.
6. scott pnGne Gn., 3e2 uno 1854 TOrb'Bnpf
Sttabe.
9o6len lno Sol3. If
Senrp ". Guu pcins, $50 6oIunbiussIoenu..
Shmltdiohen uno l1bren.
gR. 3. YItGrr. 90 CftsHuItimoreestrn
Efauoleib. @eih1ite.
rgouiuItSntso 2uen Co." 1 NOro-GdpsStrab
Riunos uno SrgeIn.
Gbns. W. stlcfi, o Toro. Qibertns Sirnbe.
g1m, anabe s. g., y2prie"s8ebdube, URt. FooaL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25

ret Buni @tbrnu6 In Der 9anioen. unb Wft.
rehabilitation uni 1000 gebnbs.
Herierpirltna bon Haum IL Sulars ooer 9ars
IorsgBaaaons, Speiferaten etc. peroeit fhHeu bes
ISrai per Ssisphon u aaet toiesnoen siaet.
g., ct Bail 1924, ooer no, GoirtIuno 1901;
DIT. JtohnIrS tniiou, g. & n. mt. Gernon 3123;
Gcnthen sSfution Snforriatipiss Eiircnn, e. & g..
G.. qnil SAC. ooer no, gourtIuno 2726; uHb
gir. 526, Quo 9roaotrub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25
9ambnrgsNmerit
-rad-
Soppeld)ranbeu.
Ggpref. mnb Yaiiasicr.9 ienit.

Sam6nrs.I mcrifa.Gini
81 9roaopap, Hen-9orf.
Irtbnr @. Gpbipn,
am nlteu gfate,
1877 ~Slt.galtimore.Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25

@citcrn "}Gfticn muroen 1905 1906
pier @rojcut Ocrtbcilt I'M Sabre Dor
Der bctrlla Die 9iuiocnoc 312 Nrojent.
1rri Ero5cut ntllrotn 1904 umO 1903
ult50cihiittct, ~ Yro5cnt 1892, mo
Die critic &crtbciIun8 bon Froiitcn in
&01c BON , 1rojent iano 1901 Itutt.
Gos MteiGn.lt Ell en-
Scr nllnitcO Nmucment
Is o." 49, Wiebr ais cine WiiQion 6llB
Nol5 miro iiir Ocu Ban Der ueridicoe-
ncn @ebultOc un0 ShouitClllugcn IN
Dem &crQuiI9umga Bort Der ollnite0
9lnuiemcnt 6p.T sur &ermcnOrng
fonuncn, Die tic an SteIle pes pon ihr
gcfoltftcn Electric &ort9G eritcbcn
laiien piro. Ser nit Scr 9lnloge Der
@cbGu6c betroute 9ormciltcr :. y.
Wtoorc bcranidldgt ben Wcrbrunh oc@
&oI5cS, mic iolGts SGD.
MoQiGub. 9dFt.l ...#s#... 10000
.@icnfle- 8obn .......:... $4,000
SobnStomi Shift @cbduoc.. 100000
Shoot tie Gbute5" 49,. 100000
,HoQcr GooItcr" ..... 49,. 100000
yScrombIcr" .......,. 10000
ainber. 8riitcunitalt ,.... 10000
Gqrorlicl 10000
SCQcI6o6nen .......... 10000
@iQor0 II. Eool.@ebduoc 81. 10000
Golonnooc ............. $4,000
Shlpimmbolin nit @e6Gl,Oc $4,000
Goiino.@ ebGubc (TonB6oIc) 10000
8icnic. GopiQon ........ $4,000
@erilit fir Tocltellungcn
inter ircicm Simmcl 49,. 10000
Nltbcr 6cn obigen miro sic Cont
poanie nod cine NnSa6l @fIcincrcr Sc
bd1l6c fir Shoultelln0cu etc. CT.
rihtcn. 0r. SlopO 8. &odion bat Gin
@iireoll I'M f~iinftcn Stodmprf Sc3
Continental @ebGuocs" 0cilict6ct
or GllBerte lidl iebr ~erIrcllt iibcr sic
promptc g(rt, in Ser sic hiciiqcn 6oIi-
bGn0lcr sic 2lllitrGAc Der @cicllihoit
ou8iiibrtcn, lno sic Eiid)lcr II, ionIti,
gen San0merfcr lill0 euiig un Der
Nrbcit. Die Gompugnic bat cine Ell
gene 6%cucrlpebr iiir oCn Eort cngo-
9irt; 0oS @oiicr miro aus cilrnl
Sonf gclicfcrt, Der oborb0Ib Der
Shoot tie GhrtcS" crrid)tCt lit.
Ser ScfrctGr Scr @cicuihoit, &r,
Trcocrid !. Sd)onbcr0cr bonn oYPn.
rplon0- Sbcnter," lit nit ocn biSber
cin0cNongcneu SlIbIfriptioncn iiir
Sbli0otioncn mcbr, ol9 6ltIrlcben.
Cine b%cionoerc Nl@gubc non $40 Oh
liaotioncn miro oils 0olta. Tu2gobe
hcicihnet. Dit ie0em 0icier $40 90
ligotionen miro Gin Sniion @iQet
irci Ncgebcn. General. @cid>Gitaiiihrcr
Hoicn bat Ole Nbiidt, ioboIO Die Mo.
lettering Scr &olmnoiIcn polig bccl,-
oct it, Die Arbeittr ollh Nodlt9 ar
bCitcn 5lt loiicu INN Die G~rofinun0
Nc8 YorfcS moglid)it 81 bcihlculigel..
9comtenmobI inn G6urha
NJ ems gIub."- Scr y~G6urt)ncn'$
GLIB" Scr Iio5cie Worplono crmGbl.
tc in ieinCr I'M sSotel &cIpe0crc" Oh
geboltenen Sobrcaperlommlltng Die
.fol9cnoen 9eamtcn: Erdiipent 0r.
Soiepb Eodaro, %ice.ErGiiOcnten:
Or. Hobert u. Sobnion mo Sr. ri.
dnrb 6. RorriS; SefretGr @r. G0m.
@ueIt 8ibion; Shosmeiiter 0r. Sobu
Glenn, Jun. @eitere Mit0Iieoer 0C2
grefutip. Gomite'S limo: $50 ouOoIp6
@orton, illn., u. :. =. Soppington,
@oIter @orlano mo g. Scrbert
@obh. Inter BEN Gebncrn oeS albeno3
befanbcn iid) Sr. Soiepb Eodorb, Der
friihere FrGliocnt ser ShuIbch0roc
mcIhcr lid iiir Dis linn, miOeriobrenc
Gbre beonnfte. @u Gaebert Gorlcton
bon Bolton Woii.; General Scfret1r
ser o9riiberihoit BON Ct, Anore,p,
uno Sr. 5rantIin Opener ebmun0s,
Elm Mitalie0 bes ,G6utdmen's
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25

8altmateriolien, &biiren, Senlter'
robmen, 2aoeu etc.
3ames g, 6uher & 60, 115 unb TT SaO'Grs'
oeridsStr1be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25
@eidattss@ egmetier.

3eitungen, 3eiti6riften etc.
She Baltimore Ssslus g." 9noto Nbercrom.
bic, 8efbait5fiibrer. 3lS W~eitsSerWdrsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25

TGtm3ipa, 6llrnoces, Ranaes uno
-Gefen Ga6oeden unb Minnen. ,
gsnnett 2'rus., 523 T6rosS r.mont.glbeHue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25

Marmor. uno @ranit.R erfe.
3. Silgartuer & aaBne, 714-71s @eltieaIti'
n orp-Etrn6p . ." wv .. Il.f boz.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25

2un6lpirtbihaitli6e @crGtbe nnb
SGmereier.
Griffith & surnsr Co, poo Rorb.Gacasst rabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25

8upferitmiebc uno YIunlbers. +.
JpBu SEbert, INA 16umess Strabe. 6. & 9.
Icicpbolt: AulIe 1893. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25

EGiic sur Hciic infs Nuslanb be.
Iurst s. Gaine, @r. Alb, Eit.SnItis
moreitrake, nale Gmitum Sumie Iue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-25

9aS Gireftorillm Der o9ioriolf &
@eitern 9abn" bat geitern burd Gr.
fI1rung elmer Semeitrol Gipibenbe
bon 5lpei Yrojent Die aftien Der 9ohn
mieoer .oilf Die Grtrogsboiis BON bier
Tro5ent jGbrlih 5uriidgefiibrt, nah
Dem iiir Die orei porousgegungenen
S~aIbiahre Die Yroiitnertbeilung 2l2
Erosent 6ctrn0cn bate. Sn Anbcs
tradt Ser Atsldle in Ten Ginnafme1
Der gahH tam Die GipiOenoen'Ser.
fiir5ura nid1t nnerportet IND madlte
oesbaIb an Der gorie aid MIR ge-
riiigen Giuorud. slif ostorfolt &
Evening journal., 1908-03-11
WILL DISCUSS
new ORDINANCE
COunCilmen TO Take Up Meas
ure EffeCting Principally
Moving PirtuTe Places
PROPOSED Law
is VERY STRICT

Members Of City Council in commit
tee meeting will consider an important
proposed ordinance tonight. The meas
ure principally concerns moving picture
places and the present draft makes a
number of provisions which will teud
to give greater security to the public
frmo fire.
The proposed ordinance provides that
all persons operating moving picture
machines must first take an examina-
tion before the fire chief and the chief
Of the electrical bureau. 1t also pro-
vides that the machines must be in
closed IN Sheet metal Enclosures and
lined with asbestos, and the proprietors
of such places of, amusement must pay
a license to conduct the same. which
it is believed viii 5e increased over the
amount paid, namely S2S annually.
In some places in the South theatres
and other places of amusement ars
obliged to pay 5000 a year license and
there is some talk of increasing tho
amount here to 500.
If the ordinance as now drawn up
meets with the approval of the coun-
cilmen tonight, it may be presented
for passage at the regular weekly
meeting of Council tomorrow even
ing.
Evening journal., 1908-03-11
MASSlNG A NEW
ATLANTIC FLEET

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE rapidity
with which the vessels that are to form
the nucleus for new Atlantic feet are
approaching completion at which time they
will be put into commission as full hedged
fighting ships is indicated in the report
Of progress on vessels under construction
issued by the navy department to-day.
The ships within a few points Of the
one hundred mark in the percentage Of
completion include two battleships, two
armored cruisers. three scout cruisers. one
submarine. They are: The Idaho. battle
ship, 97.25; New Hampshire. battleship.
$3.50; the North Carolina, armored crnis-
er. $500; The Montana, armored cruiser,
1896; the Chester. scout cruiser. 9S.SS; tho
Birmingham, scout cruiser. $500: the
Salem, scout cruiser. s4Sl; Submarine No.
9, $780,
OF the other battleships under construc-
ton. the South Carolina is 1905 completed;
the Michigan, $500; the Delaware 1277,
and the North Dakota, 2i. 40. The last tive
are of the Dreadnaught type.
Evening journal., 1908-03-11

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BOSTON. March 1.-Two young
women were found shot to death In
bed this morning at the fashionable
Laurens School. One Of them, a Mss
Weed, escaped last night from a sana-
torium IN Newton and fed TO the school,
where her friend, a Miss Hardy. agreed
10 care for her during the night. This
morning the school nurse heard two
shots in the room and when the door
was burst open the two women We're
found dead. AL Information regarding
the identity OF the dead women is care
fully guarded at the school. The police
theory is a suicide pact, but there is
another story that one of the women
killed her friend and then shot her
self
The police say that the woman who
did the shooting was Miss Sarah Cham
berlain and that her chum whom she
killed was Miss Elizabeth Bailey Har-
dee. Miss Weed lived at 112 West
Evening journal., 1908-03-11
FIRE ALARM AT
HIGH SCHOOL
Was Sounded Unexpectedly
To-day aid 1000 Students
File Out in ia Minutes
BERLIN PLEASED

: The sudden sounding Of the FIRE
alarm at the Wilmington High School
at 1910 o'clock to-day startled every
scholar and teacher In the large build
ing, but quick as a iiaeh the students
We're on their feet with their teachers
directing them, and in just 1 and Ia
minutes the school was emptied OF
every scholar and teacher. SO quickly
was the thing done and without any
semblance Of disorder or noise that
Superintendent OF Public Schools Twit-
myer, who has his office in the building.
and Principal A. H. Berlin were jubli-
ant over the success Of the venture.
Aside from those Immediately con-
nected with the superintendent and
principals offices nobody knew the
alarm was to be sounded at the time.
The thousand or more scholars In the
school were hard at work at their
studies. When the alarm sounded
they were. startled, as could be expect
ed. but fear was quickly vanquished
and thee xodus Immediately began.
Showed Splendid Discipline.
Without undue haste the pupils be-
gan marching out of the building IN an
orderly way. The drill as arranged
by the principal was executed in an
ideal manner and there was no noise
or confusion, which tended to show
the fine discipline by which the
scholars were trained. The student
bodies promptly returned to the build
ing and resumed their studies as soon
as the return signal was given.
One day last week the school was
dismissed with the fire signal at 2.So
o'clock, and despite the fact that the
pupils knew that the event was COM
Ing Off, the time made then was not as
good as to-day. The time last week
was l SIS minutes. which is three.
elghths Of a minute moro than the time
made to-day.
Evening journal., 1908-03-11
JURY ACQUITS
CHARLES PRYOR

Charles Pryor, OF this city, a station
ary engineer In the employ Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. was
acquitted yesterday at Media Of the
murder Of Luke Whalen, at Glenolden,
on December 1s. after the latter had
attacked him. The verdict was jus
Unable homicide.
Pryor maintained that he did not
shoot TO kill whalen. but fired at the
ground. and he believes the bullet re-
bounded from the pavement. Even
after Whalen fell Pryor thought the
man was only slightly wounded on the
foot. and swore out warrant for his
assailant for assault and battery.
Evening journal., 1908-03-11
ENFORCING THE
SCHOOL LAW
First Conviction Under the
Compulsory Act Secured
at Milton

The first conviction to the Ferris In
dustrial School under the compulsory
education law passed by the Legisla-
ture a year ago has been made at Mil
ton by Squire e. L. Collins. in the case
Of Everett Calhoun. aged IS years. The
boy was to have been taken to the
industrial school on Tuesday morning,
but he was returned to Milton because
Of On error in the commitments
Calhoun had attended school but for
Few days of the term. A letter had
been sent TO his teachers, purporting
10 be from his father, explaining that
he was more than IA years old, ana
was not obliged to attend school. This
note had been written by the boy him
self He will be sent to the reform
school until January "a, 1903, when
he Will be IL years old.
Evening journal., 1908-03-11
ENGLAND'S HAND
In JAP TROUBLE
Will Try TO Prevent Clash
Between the MikadO
and China
By United Press Leased Special Wire.

By United Press Leased Special Wire
TOXIC, March lit is positively
known, despite diplomatic denials that
England is bringing pressure to bear
to prevent a clash between Japan and
China over the Tatsu Maru affair. The
British suggestions are embarrassing
the Toxic foreign office too. and It is
said that they are not being taken in
very good part That matters have
not progressed far enough to warrant
the English in demanding full infor-
nation and the terms of the anglo
japanese treaty is admitted. England
knows unoficially what is doing. how
ever, and is plainly not overpleased
with the outlook. IL is undoubtedly
true that the correspondence between
London and Toxic has not yet taken
an official form but a plain hint has
been given that the English govern
ment favors arbitration of the Tatsu
incident
There are indications that the Toxic
foreign Office has been influenced by
these representations for negotiations
between Toxic and Pel1in have not
been broken Off, there is no diminution
OF activity at the navv yards and no
orders have yet been issued recalling
the warships on their way TO Canton
An undercurrent Of anti-English feel
ing has been deveoping for some time
both among the commercial people and
the Japanese foreign officers and the
renewal of the Anglo Japanese treaty
is not favorably considered anywhere,
and disagreements concerning British
railroad plans IN Manchuria and Eng
lands covert sympathy for China IN
her recent Misunderstanding with the
Aikado are embarrassing the situation.
Evening journal., 1908-03-11
Will ARRANGE
UNION SCHEDULE

President AL. W. Lawson, OF the
Union League of Professional Baseball
Clubs, has issued a call for a meeting
Of the league to be held at the Belle
vue-Strauord Hotel, Philadelphia,
March Is. The final arrangements for
the Union League viii be completed
and a schedule adopted for the coming
season.
President lawson announces that the
circuit of the Union League is now
complete and ready for business. While
the Union League is not a member of
the National Association of Baseball
Leagues, and is commonly known as
an outlaw organization, President
Lawson says it is not the intention Of
his association to antagonize in any
way organized ball.
No contract jumpers viii be permit
ted to play in the Union League this
season. he sSss. although the reserve
rule will not be considered IN signing
players About one hundred and
thirty players have already been sign
ed by the various clubs and applica-
tfons from frst-class players are con-
tinuing TO come daily to headquarters.
The managers OF the various clubs are
as follows:
Washington, Arthur Irwin: Whining
ton, William F. Waller; Philadelphia,
Walter Sehlichter: Reading, Or. +. c.
Reisiing; Paterson. H. Eugene No
Cam; Elizabeth. William Rathi
Br0Sk9Sn, ADoross Hussyi Baltimore.
Sam J. Rg1hSdy.