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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
PERSONAL.

Mrs. M. Adamsop, former matron o!
the Alexandra Hospital, il making her
home TOR The present at No. 224 soath
Washington street. In February she
will 20 to New York to take charge OF q
o.pi.al in that city.
MI. and Mrs. William Bryant, now
of Baltimore, are spending this week 10
their former home, 10 this city.
Mrs. W. E. Bsscbley, of Hagersto#D,
Nd, is the guest OF Mrs. Matte Law
renee, sos Prince street.
Mrs. Thomas 3. Cochran at her home
on Dake street yesterday afternoon very
delightfully."- entertained the members OF
the Five Hundred Club and q number OF
Other guestp. The pretty prlzs Was
awarded bliss Lids Mclaughlin.
Mrs. A. II. Gillette, sister of Walter
T Schulz. who was murdered on the
cop6nes of Alexandria last March, has
left Sioux CITY, lows, for this city, tor
The purpose Of testityipg in the case OF
Henry Smith, colored, indicted for COM
plici.y in that crime.
Mr.. Worth 5tanutou, OF this city,
who has for some time been connected
with the Armour Company, has been
Transferred to the Philadelphia &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

In the Corporation Court today Mr..
Thomas Uhauncey qualified as deputy
slate assessor.
A civil service examination will be
held Ia this city on January 5, for the
position OF immigration inspector.
The curling which Is to be used in the
upper King street improvement is being
hauled to that locality.
Watch night services will be held in
ths First Bsp.ist Church tomorrow night,
beginning at eleven O'Clock, previous to
which deacon will be ordained.
The clerk of gas again calls attention
to the fact that Saturday will be the last
day upon which the discount will be al.
lowed on gas bills.
Invitations have been issued for the
holiday ball to be given at Odd Fellows'
hall tonight at 8 o'clock. A delightful
evening is anticipated BY the many who
expect to attend.
A meeting OF the members OF the Oc-
operative Charities will be held at Lee
Camp Hall tomorrow (Frida5) morning
at ii O'Clock. All the members are
urged 10 be present.
One of the largest funeral corteges
ever witnessed 10 Washington. was tia!
yesterday of the late Dennis Mulauey.
he was one OF the Districts most prom.
in.n men. He was also the uncle Of Mra,
Guy Johnson, and on this account she
! did not appear With the stock company
in this city last night.
Mta. Annie M. Blackwell has 6led
suitin Washington for legal separation
from James Blackwell. They we're mar
ried at Warrenton in January, 1852.
| During the past twenty years the wife
declares her husband has treated her
| cruelty and has not contributed one cent
to her support.
Fresh Clipped Beef SOC h.. Delicious Wafer
Slicet Bacon Csc h.. Auth's Smoked Hams
49, 10, Those irresistibly delicious Auth
Smok ed Sausages, Green Sausages, Puddings,
Sausage Meat, Cooked Ham. Tongue, Corned
Beef, Imported Schweitzer, Pickles and Olives
! in bulk, Delectable Home Killed Fresh Neat,
full line OF fancy ami domestic produce, ctc.
etc, all comprise part of the stock Of the
Auth Market, northwest corner King. and
Alfred streets, home of the finest line Of food
products in Alexandria Sylvan Blondheim,
The Auth Stand and The Auth Market.
Best Elgin Creamery Butter, ID. prints,
35c; choice Va. Roll Butter, soc ID. best
quality Butterine, 2Cc 10. guarantee Eggs,
So, doz; lbs best Seeded Raisins, $50; 4 lbs.
Sul.ana Seadless Raisins, 25c California
Lsyer Figs, 100 ID. lbs. large California
Prunes, s5c; lbs. Evaporated Peaches, Csc
large cans Best Tomatoes 25c, cans Sugar
Corn $50, / cans String Beans, 25c; cams
F. J. Peas, 25c; cans Fish Roe, nc: 5 lbs.
Virginia Sundried Apples 25c; lbs. Pure
Mountain Buekwheat, 96c: ID. Black Wal
nut Kernels, csc; Glover Honey, loo the cap;
c. ice Michigan Potatoes, ESQ bu. W. P.
;rooLLs & Son. Royal and Wolfe Streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRA-
TONS.

Tho sscoud Presbyterian Church was
f,,ed Ins, nigat By teachers, scholars
a,a friends to witness the Chrissmas
celebration of the Sunday school of thai
church. An interesting programme had
been prepared and it was we'll rendered.
M. w. Il. Melchior. the superintead'
eat. conducted the exercises, aud the
pastor, Rev. J. R. Ssviar, delivered 40
Interesting address. Toe celebration
clos ID with the distribution of remem'
ORANGES to the schoIars snd the award,
ing OF gifts to the pastor, teachers and
others. The collection during the even.
Inc sas for the benefit of the Orphans
School and Home at fredericksburg. .
rns cold weather of last Night did
mt prevent Grace Church from being
we'll filled at the Sunday school Christ
ma, entertainment. Rev. Edgar Oar
penter conducted the services. Miss
Stella Moore played the organ, Mr..
Maurice Simpson and Mr.. Herbert Hall
nlavee yiolins, aud Mr.. Pitt, With the
cornet, gave the children good isad
and the carols we're never rendered
better. REGULATIONS were given By fifteen
OF the scholars. Presents we're exchanged,
and even the rector, who had already re-
ceived many good things In bis home,
~ns lhs recipient of q handsome gold
ring. Boxes of candy and bags OF nuts
wers distributed to Children, and to even
>ome visitors. An Offering was made
:. The widows and orphans fund.
:" IT,. Sunday schools OF the Bs!haoy
I'M ,ne 'snt N. P. Church held their
n 1nu:p ,o. entertainment last night. The
t,pInn;na ogtsmme was rendered:
G (H,l owl .i Ri. ohrlstmas;' chorus,
o sjsu for M 1os:, ursye.: solo, when VI
the % Christmas o; Balls ne Ringing" Eli =
a5eta Rautznou; CHI "a ,,No, Da,ssn y
Oars mas" recitation, poon, in The
Doro.hy Hays; solo. "No ", ~. - ..T The
Iop." Hattie Psdgett; cho. -, ~ 40
Aogei's SJDp;" chorus by prlm. v! o.
parlment, "Liltle Heart Doors ~,
Wide;" chorus, ga Christmas Lullab.
class exercise, stockings and Candles,
recitatons by five primary scholars;
chorus, "L:ke Silver Bslls;' duet, 'Desr
Little Blue.eyed Baby" Hattie and
Irving Padge,,;" class song, "Rlng the
Merry Bslls;' chorus, brightly Wsge;"
class song, "WaVs the Banners OF Joy
Today" chorus, "Ttll Christmas Comes
Aysi7."
The church was beautifully decorated
with holly aud large electric star was
suspended o7er the chancs|. The pastor
OF tbs caurch vas presented With purse
Of norey aud the superintendent and
other officers received handsome gifts.
CHARLES Eotsisls and Sylvester Archer
received gold medals from their teacher
for DOT having missed sirgla session OF
the school, snd the school presented
them Bibles. Msrion Arnelj, EdSard
B:oSn and Herbert B5rne were also
presented with Bibles for not ha7ipg
mis,ed during the year.
The Sunday school OF the Villsge
Chapel, NJ. E. Church Sontb, Will hold
their Caris:mss celebration tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
YELLED PROPHETS.

With impressive ceremonies the de-.
gree OF Yelled Prophet was conferred on
taszts.seVen candidates las. night at the
second grand ceremonial session OF Kali
polls Gto,lc, No. Is, at the new Masonic
Temple, 10 Washington.
Dr.. w. F. E. Phillips acted ss "his
majesty" aud superintendent the initia'
tiou exercises. special scenery was
used iu giving representation OF chs
msj.sty's" kingdom, 10 which wierd,
fantastic figures sprsDg and leapsd about
IN flames. Judging BY the sounds that
came from the stage, The members of the
ioisiation tam spared no psiDs to make
the initiation one that will be long re.
membered. Among those who received
degrees were: A. E. Smoot, J, w,
Bsles, Thomas A. Fisher aud +, P.
Steiner, OF Alexsndtia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
FUNERALS.

The fuuersl OF the late Miss Emma
Wright, who died in Washington Mon
day la,,, took place at 10 O'Clock ihts
morniug from the chapel at MIR. 3.
Whss;ley's undertaking establishment.
The ia,srmens was in Ivy Hill ceme-
terry. Rev. J. R. Sewer, pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian Church, conducted
the services, and the psllbearers wers
Messts f. NJ. Hill, Z)ro Hill, &. NJ.
Latham and r. Lse Field.
The fuueral of the late Mrs. EVa l..
Eotwisle, wife OF Mr.. Bsarline EatW'sle,
who died Monday night, took place shls
afternoon from the residence, ia SO nth
st. Assph street. Rev. ]. r. Sewer as
sisted BY R.vs. Carpenter and Holmes.
conducted the services, aud the pail.
bearers we're Messrs. Vaudnssn aud
Archie Saith, of Washington, and
John Wsddy, Henry Phillips, Wm. T.
Taylor, and Ssmael Pitts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
SICK AND ACCIDENT ASsOC1A
TON.

The item in yesterdays Gazstte stat.
ing that lhe National Sick and Acct
dent Benefit Association had notified the
insurance commissioners that 1t would
do no more business 10 Virginia was
an error, IS they will continue to serve
their old members in Virginia, aud has
slready gotten stock company charter
T, tue District OF Oolumbis, aud is spread.
IT, ~ u business rapidly there under said
" hs ;. The District business is 8
sns..e'. ling one, as compared With
u, uesy ,, 20 business of Virginia 10.
eaiiie.' and profits Of course arising
from such busine. . viii Dc muoa g'e Ss;r
in that closely settle community na,;,a Inns rs
charter also permits '0e sssoo, h"s0e, 70
do a regular lie iusn.es Ss, BUSINESS
a. wall as sick and acciden.t benehs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
THE POLAR WAVE.

The frigId weather which settled over
this vicinity last week Is still lingering,
last night having been the coolest ex.
perienced hereabouls for several years.
Tho porthwes. wind claw furiously
throughout the night, and the mercury
at o'clock this morning wss down 10
50. Many hydrants were frezen and the
streets are covered With ice and SNOW.
The river ff;Z over during the night,
apd ice extends down as lar SO Piney
Point. The steamer Norfolk arrived up
this moroing abous two hours late, and
the S.. Johns, also from Norfolk, was
four hours behiUd her schedule tima IN
reaching this pot. The steamer Capital
C,ty left lass eight fer river landings,
bat The Wskefi I'D and the Trenton did
net 60 down this morning.
At noon today the mercury had risen
to 1So,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
OF TEAMS.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.

Mayor Fred J. Psf and committee
representing the Alexandria Chamber
OF Commerce will attend the reception
to be rendered the retiring commission
ers, Messrs. mcfarland and West, al
the municipal building, Washington,
D. O., tonight. The following Is q
list OF the committee: Mr.. John T.
johnson, president; Mr.. A. D. Brocket',
vice. president; Messrs. w. A. smoot,
IT,, q. Z. Field, John W. May, Carroll
Pierce, Worth Hulfsb, John Lead
bester, J. O. Smoof, ]. Y. Williams,
r s. Jones, T. O. Smith, T. @. How
ard, G. L Bootbe, ]. R. N. Curtin, Q.
8. T. Burke, 8. L. Monroe, B. is.
Cation, and J. T. Preston, secretary.
These gentlemen will. leave on the 500
p. 10. train.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
War Renewed.

Madrid, Dec. 3O.-It was officially
announced today thst the Moroccan cossI
natives had resumed bostill!ies against
the Spanish forces under General
Marina and had attacked the town Of
Alhucemas, where there Is military
fortress. The engagement is said to
have been slight, with hut few casualties.
General Marina sends words that be
will need no reinforcoments to put
final end to the Morroca. uprising.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
:JR o. n. a. NJ.

Bale Haven Council, No. 81, Jsaio,
Order If dated American Mechanics o.
their last meeting elected the toiIoEiog
officers who will serve for the ensuing
vesr: George N. Cradliu, councillor; =.
r NaI,p vice councillor; W. A.: Hard
iup, recording secretary; A. J. Hall, as
sistsnt recording secretary; H. j.. Allep'
financial secretary; R. d. Hancoes'
treasurer; W. e.. Crump, conductor
10. Stone, warden; W. Hunt, sosiae
sentinel; q. Morton, outside sensinel
A. J. Hall, R. F. Padge.t, aud A. D.
| Bonduraut, trustees; J. =. Allep, janlo'
past councillor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
BASKETBALL.

List night at the Armory Hall the
Al. |. aud Fort Hunt quin!s played
Que OF the tastes. games of basketball that
his been seeo here this seasop. Within
The Gtst tai minute OF play Dieneii
msss basket for tho A. L. l., and
from there on the militiameD, by the
ability OF all the players to fad the
baskets, continued 10 run he acote up
to the end.
Although the boys from Fort Hunt
were not able 10 6nd the cages, they
showed marked improvement both in
passing and shooting baskets since their
last game.
As the summary shows it was not q
star. played game bat every man on both
teams played hard and contributed his
ahara fowarda tho final score,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
TIE COWBOYS.

A meeting of the American Cowboy
was held last night at Pythisn Hal
when the following officers we're elected
A. J. Butcher, president; L. Bowman
vice president; J. Peed, warden; L. d
Nelson, secretary; q. Butcher, traasu
rer; q. Johnson, inside guard; J. Nit
chell, ontside quad.
Ssveral neH members we're elected ant
some routine business was transacted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
OPERA house.

Another c1csllent bill is promised BY
the Gay johnson Company tonight,
when "a Busy Day" and "Wts Ont.
wittsd" will be presented. Vaudeville
acts and three reels Of moving pictures
are sl'o Oh the programme. An entire
change is being given every night this
week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
POLICE COURT.

TJustIce B. B. Oaton presldingl
The following cases we're disposed OF
this morning:
John Trayers, charged With being
drunk and disorderly, val dismissed.
Oornelia Grigsby. colored, charged
With forgery, was dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
2 M.s,L. VS.. OLD DOMINION5.

VIVA. promises to be one Of the beet
games of the seeson is the one to be
played on Saturday night at the Armory
Hail between the quints Of the Y. NJ. s.
L. aud the Old DomiDions. The two
tspms will battle for first place in the
Alexandra Basketball League and a
large crowd Is expected to be on hand
to root for their faVorite team.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
Fire In Portsmouth.

Portsmouth, w., Dsc, 90 The en-
tire block bounded by South snd OraW
ford streets and the hsrbor was destroy
ed by fire today causing loss of 1925,
900. Two restaurants, the bigges
livery etsble in town operated By 0
L. WIllisms, Wilson Wilkins com
mission house and saloon we're burned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
SatoIIi's Condition.

Rome, Dec. 80. cardinal Bishfp
Soolli Is still unconscious today. having
lain iu that state for nearly two days.
| Extreme unction was administered to
him Last evening
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30

Gould anything look neater Oh neat
foot than the footwear TO be found at the
shoe store of John A. Marshah d Bro.
Glancs at the window display.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30

You can make the holiday season
mere appreciated II You present some
dear friend with pair OF the handsome
shoes shown 10 MarehalPs windows.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30

HAVING taught Guitar and Piano success.
III fully for number of years in Hagers.
tom, Md. will take limited number Of
pupils after January |.
Mrs. MATTE LAWRENCE,
dec303t COB Prince Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30

A rare bargain and one that Is last
Ing can be obtained at the shoe store OF
John A. Marshall & Bros, 422 King
street. Look at the window display.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30

EOR RENT-Two largo comfortable roome;
also one hall room. we'll heated and with
all modern ccnveuleuces; with or without
board: Apply at No. 204 north Washington
street. Phone 819 ] decS0 If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30

Goals from feld-Duae7 (5l, Trenary 10y,
Mcbride. Gaines ~. Dienelt ~, Rowe,
Miller, Roth (2). Goals on foulTKoth.
Referee-Mr stone Umpire-Mr. Nc Ken.
ney. Timekeeper-Mr. Ioomey. Time Oh
halves 20 minutes. Score 81 to 9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30
Weather Probabilities.

For this section fair, continued cold ! e.
ninbt. minimum temperature about ~ ne.
gre Friday partly cloudy; rot SO coiu
Iyht TO m orerate west to south wlnds. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30

The Lindner Shoe for Ladies
fine wear has no equal, John A
Marshall & Rrc~ 422 King snees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-30

7 Osr-Last night in going from Bethany
l. NJ, P. Church to the southwest corner Of
Cameron ard Henry streets. an opeu.faced
GOLD WATCH and FOB of rubies, bearing
Initials r. l. 81. The finder " II leave them
at southwest corner Cameron and Henry
streets and receive regard.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-29

2eugnet ieoe @ereinbarlung 5ur Gon-
tr%olirung Der Sortfoblen . 4Sro-
button.
EbiIabelp6io, ga, %. Sept.
- Sn Dem Ero5eB ipelhen Die Bun.
hesre9icring i'm SUM 1907 5um 3me.
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Sortfoblen = fruits ongcitrengt bot,
erifien g~citern gum criten Wol YrG-
iioent George i. @uer uno itellte i'm
Mamen Der Heooine . 8eleuihoiten,
Der SerIep . Central . Giicnbabn unD
Der 2ebigb unb @ilfeSbarre Gu., al
beren Spite er itebt, entihieOen Die
9ebauptung Der 9unbesregierrng in
gbreoe, bab je cine gbmahumg cine
Combination ODER cine Gerifnoriulg
5piiden Den erlpGbnten @eielliboiten
sur Gontrolirung Der Sorberung ober
oes Terfauies bon Sartfobleu be-
itan0en babe. Sn Dem bon ieillenl
Ynipolt nit ibnl por9enpmmenen
gerbor lci,gnete er, Dob in ser 9ln-
tbracit : Heaion ~iiberboupt Elm Sob
len Wonopol e%riitire unb ooB Die
Observation-Disclosures ge5lp,lll,
gen iporoen ieien, ouf einer 9olis bon
90 Hro5ent ibr Yrobllft an Die Sob
lenbabnen '5u perfaufen, orlh ltcllte
er IN Gbreoe, Dob ie Der Geriud &c.
mad)t uorben lei, Die aoblenproouf-
ton inter Die perihieoencn Wcicll.
ifaften 5l rebotiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-29
Mllc Sufinmna acidnpumben.

@olbfietb, Rcu., %. Sept. -
Nic @rlbellarbeiter, weld)e bel eil,en
Ginlturj in Scr Combination = 3ede
pcrid)iittet milrocn, merbeli MN fin
perloren mo toOt erodtet. Iie Mct.
tltnOsmonnid)oiten etreitten ser
Sd)ad)t, in lueldlem bns llnaliid &c.
iboh Neltern Ibellb uilb fanben BORT
Die Scife Don Gunn Hec5. Son u
i. 9crtid) un1b ~. Is. Matt, oie, mie
nloll aloubt, in bemicIben 8rilben-
lhod)t 3nflild)t iud)ten, fonnte ri1ts
bcrlerft meroen. Hec5 NOR orecn-
lbetlllid) olird) @oie eritidt. Mon
gloubt, Dab sic Serihiitteteu nntcr
Sonnen bon Sriimmern lieacn, ,ma
es fonnen ionit @odel1 pcrgcbcn, etc
man lire 2eid)en iinbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-29
(Turtietnns bun Ser 1. Scitc.)

rige oes ,Sriib-Imericon Ntbletic
Glib" morif)irten, brud)te oen ,Glers
mont" NIT ieiner 9amomnung. Sarli
fam y6ulton's SGbrboot" nit Gete.
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eriten goote ouf Dem Cries. anal,
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Geteranen Der nSreilpiQigen sSeutr-
pebr, Den Erllnfmaaen nGrotou.
@olier," bemonnt bon ben ipriifell
@eIeaihoften, Den ,@agen Der iSrei-
= beitsgottin nit elmer irnn5oiiifcn 9c.
mannung, Batter aniderboder o!S
8uitgeber" II. /. NJ.
@oupernelr Charles &. SuobcS
nabnl Die Hepile iiber Die EaraGc
auf Der oifi5iellen Sribiine an DER
@ia TriumpboliS, 5. apenllc nno A.
StraBe, ab. Gle guiloiung bes 81.
9es erfolgte al, Der @eit.3.S tro6a.
Us oauerte etpa bier Stunoen biz
Der lestc Sriumpbmogen ieiu Gno5icl
erreihte.
Die grobte Menidenmelge, ipelGe
bieIe Staot %ienInls geieben bat.
Orongte iid bellte IN Den StrnBen
burd) melfa Die Tarabe 500. Die
Saoenbeiiter Lungs Der gan5en Holic
batterl lif) porscieben II. ibre Sdor.
feniter nit groBen Observation-Disclosures
g1idiitt. Tie Saitsbelpobncr pcr6or.
rifooirten lid binter itarfen Stadel.
51unen, meld1c Die Mellgen nid)t or.
fIimmen fonnten. Sribiinen- 9iaetc
,uiiroen geitern @bano 81 Ereiicn Der.
fault, Die poll SIS bis 81 $50 ronair.
ten. Sir Sotel5immcr nit Der Nila.
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$75 bis 81 500 pro 3immer be5oblt.
8eridiebcne onbere Seitliffciten
icnoen beute i'm 3uiammbong nit
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gen lenfbarer 2uftibifie nad) IIbonD
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abermols periboben meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-29
Seiraths=Q iccn,eu.

Solgeioe Seiratbs : 2icen3en plir.
Den geitern pom Glerf oes Common
Neos-@ cridts ausgeiteQt:
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=. Grimm. 81 Sabre oft; Qiceu3 ae.
bolt bonn 2eopolo Gbrlidl, Nr. 1911,
Weit-Nortb-9lpe
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bolt bon Waurice g. aean GER. 1907,
2ibertpitrabe.
Wilton 6. &itterpuid, 81. Nr .2O44,
ganfitrabe. ,no Map @nubbp. 20
Sabre alt.
@illiam 81. Gboins. 81, 0~oinespiI.
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Sarrp y. gronep, 80. Rr. 81, g..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ilnb, Nnna 3.
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w.. Briabt, 10 Sabre oft; aiccns &C.
bolt BON g. @ilbelm, Jun, @olbroof.
Sermann 9. &ent. 80, uno 9iaic
w. Seig, 81 Sabre alt; 2icen; aebolt
BON 9. 5eig, Nr. 1907, Goro.Goroli.
ncitraBc.
6rancis 6. Sdoiielo, 90, unS lila
%. Sous. 10 Sabre ait, geioe BON
@eit-arlington, No.; 2icens acbolt
bon Y. $. Weis, ENimlco-Mooo
Samuel .. Bed, 81, Nr. S3t, Bier
tie Straba. Norooit uno @arp 9. 90.
tetuooo, 20 Sabre alt, 9eioe BON
@aibington, =. 6.
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Vcimd)cr aus Waroffo.

81 It o II, Mali, 90. Sept. = guf
Dem Gampfer "Ganopic" iino ecitcrn
bier Ibgeionote bes SuItans ponWo a.
rofto 5ur Snoion : Sutton 3 Seier in
Nem 3 Dorf bier ei%ngetrofien, melbe
nllrd) ibre reidJfarbige 2~anbestrod,t
ungemobnlides Nufieben erregte,.
9ie Ab9eionoten iino Yrins SID Wo-
bameO abOnlam Gen @elltl, Soupt-
piirbentrdser bon Se5; 9. Stbmonn
Sorbntann, Mr5t oes Sultans; SID
Wobanneo GIarbi G~iienbaoii unb Mo.
banieO 9en @ltlul. Die Ieledatiou
miro lidr MIR 10 Gage IN Nmerifo
aufbnlten.
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Cfii3iers-Yruberittc

burlington, ST., %. Sept. -
3wan5ig 81 DEM Department oes
Sitens geboriee Mrmee . SfiiSiere
aus Nem . yorf ilno Heu : Gnelanb
traten bier geitern Den erlten Der brei
Observation-Disclosures nit, peldle
inter Der Guiiidt oes GolonelsSplpe,
Gommanoelr bes glrtiaerie Giitrif-
ties ppn 9arragnniett, abiolpirt luer-
ben tfHo Bel benen I'M Wdn5en iicun.
5ig Wfeilen suriid sm leaell iinS. Yui
ben 9eitrigen 3ttt wrrben ied)s. iiiio
anf Die beioen anberen Souren per.
Den lie iieben Stunoen periuenbet.
Dor Dem geginn uno nad jeoem Hitt
,finoet cine Gr5tIide llnteriiubung eli
mes ieoeli betbeiIigten Sifi5iers itott.
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StaatlidJc Gi%nmiidnng ucrp6mt.

McNleltcr Sfln, %. Sept. -
Siittcr Me9laiitcr Campbell crlicI,
mr. biellgcn 9unocsgcritt cinen TEN.
pororen @eridtsbefebl, moourdl bic
S!aatsbeb0rocn pcrbinoert mcroc!t,
Gr9en ona Sc9en bon Hobrcn iiir sic
SIeferlnng bon Notnr1os nad) onoe.
rem Stootcn eil5uid,rcitcn. Nid)tcr
Gunlpbcll's Gpr9cben mllroc burdl
rie v&onios Notllrol Gas So" uulS
cIDere frenlbc @eieaihaitcn perol,.
laBt oeren arbeiten burd bcn Stoot
ljlterbrpd)cn mllr0en.
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WuctbalS mad, Wtcrifu.

Hcm Orleans, Ga, %. Sept.
- George ". @oetbuls, GorIibenber
Der Eanama &anol %Gommiiiion,
lit nod flir5em Gnfcnthalte BON 9telp-
Orleans nod Merifo abgereiit. DC
5iielif ieiner Iour uollte er i,ur ia
gen Dab er @aibington pripatcr sc.
fdafte megen perloiicn babe uno lid)
in Merifo 10 ober IA Gage lang anf.
balten ipcroe.