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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

miihen ofrobntildclt sltte; Bates II.
GrneIt, Oeutide &omooioltteu, mo
Nrtbur Gelmore, Grcentrifer. gts
Grtro : N~Ittruftion gelongt Die Sans..
Eontontlmc oSorlafeil", bon 10 Eer.
Innen oargeItellt lln0 bon Signor
9toIipelo nrrangirt, 5llr N%ufiiibruna;
Die Eantomime ihlioert ooS 2eben
einer illngcn Eariierin. IS iinoen
tdalih 9fad)mlittogs. uno Nbcno.Tor
iteaungen itott.
vSollibopltr. Sbcatcr."
Gle bctounte Ncger . SdoltipicIer.
Sruppe rSbe Snlort Set" in elmer
nellell muiifoliihcn &onooie, bie lid)
.Sis Sonor the Barber" b~ctitclt, bill.
oct fir hieie @ohe Die Slttroftiun inn
,nSollioopitroben : 5beoter." Gbpin
Sanibrb lit Der Gerfoiier bcS 81.
breftoa bes Stiides, mGbrenb Smitb
uno @urris Die Wnlif 81 ocmielbcn
conlponirt bahen. Mlt Ser Spibe Der
GO Wfit9licoer 51blenben @eieniduit
llebt Der 8omifer 9. $. 9uolep. Gr
perforpert Die HoIle bes ,Hosberrp
Snoms," zines io%rbiaeu 0orbiers,
oellen cil3iger @braeis es lit, oenYrG-
iioellten Der Ser. Stnoten ~roiiren slt
nilrfen. Ger &iinltler bot in oieier
Eortie Elm uor5ii9lides Selb fir ieine
nriuiidiiac &omif %geiuneen. Nlld) Die
ilbrigen Mollen iinb ongemelien be-
icbt. allsitattlng, &oitiimc g%eniiNen
pplalli allen beredti9ten slnipriiden.
SagliN finben Mod)mittags : Gorltcl-
lungen ltatt.
yMeueS 20 ornamental
Sbeater."
v5bc tSutlies Of tbe Gon" cine scr
belten @urleSquc Srganilationen
fcr omcrifuniiden 9iibne, belt &C.
iiern lbren gin5itg in bas ,9teue Mo:
humentol . Sbenter," bieien bcipil-
eers BET berr @ultintorpr Serrenipelt
10 beiiebten Muientempel. 9ieSrup.
pc fpnrmt brett bon Mep $ gort, tuo.
lie IN einem Der @rpooluop.S benter !
ilonatelong. pple Sduier 500. a 3rit
Der IN Scene gebenoen mulifaliiben
Hepne bat Der befunnte Gomppnilt
Mlhert bon Sil5er Die Muiif 9eihrie-
ben; Warnep @erorb lit Der Icrfalier
oes Sertes. Inter ben Sablreiden
@eiangsmlmmern ieien Die nodite.
benoen ols beionocrs onsiebeno her.
p%prgehoben: .You're Suit the Sort
Of u Girl Gor u @op 2ife DE" .Rou
We Slt on the @oorolpalf," ,Soneit
9ou're the Snlp Sne 6or Me," .Wfp
Vanio Girl" .@oulb you 2ife to
Seorn to Site Ne" n&oia @oietta"
nno Isl Gpcr s Get IN the g9bite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

n Spr ID iiber 10 / d) YES
E BE nj a. - Sr. SEQ. Wpore @roop.
tbekber bonn 8ouperitei,r Grotbers er.
i,annt noroen lit, Inn Murpfono oui
Der IN louisville, ap.. tagenben III
ternationalen Steuer-G Convention III
rtrtreten. lit nod Der Conventions.
itaot abeereiit. Gr miro eincn Sor.
ifag .balten iiber .gelteierung ai,s.
.wdrtiger Gorporationen IN Morp,
lano." e,,
Sod Elm Ereis. = Sect bot
a,id, 1r. Soeob epitein, Gbei bes
Baltimore Bargain Souie," $500
OILS greis offerirt fir ben Jall, bob
bic internationale 2uitihifi.3 ettiobrt
IN. nad)iten Sabre 5wiiden Baltimore
iaio Naibinston itattiinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21
Nbfabrtstaac Der Yaiaaier-9 ampfer
Dun Wcu-Nurf.

c
Nn 81. September .HDnoam" nad
Totterbom.
Nm 81. September v9aiicr 8il-
bclm Der 8rode" nod Bremen.
am %. September vgcne3ia" mad
9feopcI unb Marieine.
gm %. September rEreliocnt Gin.
coin" nad) Som6urg.
Pm %. Septembcr .Gampouia"
nud) 9iuerpool. .
PIN %. september nWajcitic" nad)
southampton.
@m %. September 50. 81 Eic.
monte" nod Neapel uno @e,ula.
9lm 90. September ,gotopia" nod
Ncapel lrnb 8enua.
Nm 90. September .llltonio" uad)
Hcopel ltb SrieIt.
Nm 80. September .Gretic" nod
Gibraltar uno Neapel.
am %. September rGrin5 1rieo.
rid 0ilbeIm" nod 9reinen.
Mm 90. September lorraine" i,ad
Sabre.
am %. September rTartbo 8ai6.
lllgton" nod Heopel unb 5rielt.
Im %. September sSt. 2uuis"
liod S%outbampton.
gm %. September .3eelano" nod
Noper nno AntDerpen.
Im 20. September .Minnetonfa"
nod 2or6om.
gm %. September Celtic" mad,
Siperpool.
Aim %. september .Garonia" nod]
2luerpopl.
gm %. September Cincinnati"
llah Sambnrg. 'if''
gm 25. September Berlin" nod
Gibraltar uno NeopeI.
am %. September california"
nod @iasgoip.
PIN 20. Septcmber, ,9irainio"
rod Neapel mo @emtn.r tl.s.
Nm %. September yNieum Mm.
lteroam nod ROTTERDAM.
Nm %. September ..0oiicr @il.
bclm Scr '3ipeitc" md Bremen.
PIN 80, september n9uiitanio"
inh Siperpool.
Am 80. September Oceanic" mad,
Soutbompton.
Nm 80. September ,Wobonno'
l;od) Neopel uno Wariciue.
Am 30. September .YIiider" nod)
hamburg.
am 80. September .Samburg"
l'od) Gibraltar un0 Meapel.
am 30. September n6rieorid ser
8roBe" nad) Bremen.
Am 80. September Oscar ser
3lpeitc" nod aopenboscn.
Nm 30. September ,Hropence"
nod SABRE.
~ am 2. oftober CEDRIC" mo@
2iperpool.
gm =. Sftober .Eerugia" nad) 30.
lermo ul6 Neapel. nj , ss7c
Aim 2. OCTOBER philadelphia" mad
southampton. ~ .i,f, s,ns
@m 2.'&Sftobcr ya~roon(ono" ,lod)
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am 2. Sftober Nfimneuasfa" noh
2onbon.
gm 2. Sftober ramcrifa" nad)
Im 2. Sftober columbia" mad,
Nm 5. Sftober ,,aronpril, @iI.
nad Bremen.
am 5. Sftober nYotsoom" nod
Notteroam.
Nm 6. Sftober ,Nlice" nodl Teo.
pei unb Srieit.
Mm 6. Sftnber ,Watretauio" nod,
Nm 6. Sftober .Eeutenie~ nad
Z outbampton. !!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21
Nerdants & 9iincrs Transpurt. So
San,pfa.2 inie.

Gradt anb NaNeeters. f.
Nadl Bottom anb aem pNea.
Sonnfa1s .Elenita9 lino Sreita9. 8 ubr AtenbS.
Wsd, HrpptoeMee NIB seM .Dkes.
Nad NeisSSit NeuS. .
1d9lt@. arSaenorinen 1onnerftaa u. Gamftae,
@ nbr MbenbS. :.
tnr oenfeIoen Tag fabrenoe Gambler,
RAG Sasennat snb .SadfpnUtae.
& T.' y. &s yssIaoG sae nfo a sfIee'isa g mi y 9ss td nsssSS.
.glreau; @e. mats unb 1igBtsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

Sonle Gbuirn! Gos l%ebteenanntc
Gouplet miro BOZ, Srr. Sobn @eit IN
Der Wtosfc bon Mrn. Senningsgrpon
geiunacn. Gle G6ormooels p%ereilli.
gen in gliidlidIter @ciie Sh0nbeit,
Suaeno unb Solent. Ter Spe5iali.
tGten Sbeil oca E%roarummes lit
gut beicbt. Motinec'n meroen tag.
lid gegebenA M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

eremplariidc Stroe. =
Vuli6ciriGter SlUurllpn beitruite &C.
nlcrn int flprooitlhJen S%totinnsbous
feH 22GAabpc5 uItcu { SDfer @lnler
eoof pullt&tg1122 Observation-Disclosures,
ittif SO illto Soften lrilo eilselll tSohr
6tidraliib> beil iit orriclbc ollaeb,
LID nilittlitlc &onbIuugen nit cillcm
ficincn &liobeil crlallbt bate. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

toU lHlIllllu)c .SallpllNYell NIT tllleH
ticlncn &liaben crlallbt bate. g..
@rnnbftiifs llebcrtrdgnnacn..
Ibea Goot unb Grou an Gnmlo y.
Gcnnfttr2 Cots, So. nj, li..
Gielelbeit an Nertba s. Venlett,
3 Cots, So.
Gieiclben an Nlicc 9enlctt, > Cots,
S..
Iicielhen on Golpill $. @ennett, I
Cots, S..
9iciclbcn on Seliuo .. Silbert,
Noromeitieitc Sorioro.Nooo, nobe Der
30. Ctr, So.
3icielbcn oil Morp 4. Sronce, ,
Cots, So.
Goluoro Z. Eoten an Sobn Wortin,
Noroluciticitc Gbolcltr, nobc Spion-
Nuep, @runo5in3 $3.50; So.
Sones $. @iu uno @atte an Wor-
goret &. 6rilib, Gillette Wountitrobe,
nobe Nortb-9Ipemle, 13.5 bel so. So.
Sobn WiilboQdno an Sobn ..
GobOc mo SrnlL Moroieitc elliott,
nabe Gl%rlepitr.. i3 bci 70, @runo5inS
500; So.
Sobn !. Nbonta unb Sroll an Geo.
6. 9urgeroing urlb STRAIT Noroieite
elliott, uobe G%lrlepitr., 13 bel 70,
s..
). Sbomos Worris an Warp u.
Mofin, Norhieitc Clement, nobe ri
peritr., II bel, G5, $40.
9erielbc on Gli5obetb 9. Glorp, 3
Cots, $40.
Sobn WiQiam @oli an Worp 6.
@oli, Siibieite Clement, nobe Snd-
ionitr., 11.S BEL 500, @%rllnb5ins $36.
6runf Wopuf al Wottbelp Siem
unb 5roir, @eitieite Strceper-, nobe
: Seifer 10 t 49, bel i. 50, @rnn05i"S
Charles $. Smell an Sarrp 6. Sor.
reit H.. Nm orbmeitieite Gllmbcr-
lnnb., mhe eerepiir., ,;i3 bel 67.6,
Gruto5ius 500 ;t$3gd2
SuliotN. Sdcobs ainb @atte al,
SonleicererSsd MeoItp ~; Iorbpeit.
isftt aafbaftta!I 4httt &rasfeApenue
10 bcf T8.6i 9rih oStttisI$65 $40. ]
Scntn',te:; ooof 'aS4m(o', Srou on Sp,
6; GoOl &eaM Gas 50 cBrpmOitiidc;
50. - Sol, 1T: mi
Sronf1 9renn, Collector. an Srcs
berid /. ,Gicrfeu, inn,..&1 @runoitiid;
ST.
Mor 9biIlips an Scnrp Sdllt uno
Stalt, I @rnnbitiid; So.
Gonroo s.. Siitber ol @cor9c Z.
Sill uno Erol1, Noroicitc ser Conn
ienb-, nobc Ann.S troBc, fl bel 10,
@rllo5inS 500; So.
5. Cabin .Mor1on an aatc
Sdon5c, SiiomeItieite Der Eemnipl.
uuniu., nobe 5remont- ape.; $3.50.
y. &. See Sui etc, Serw., an ,SSas.
y. @eolmeor 4 Son 60. 1 Bruno.
it'd, @rmb5inS $t4; $3.50.
@ilialn :. getucr on Gilmore 6.
Vedncr uno Sraurrs1 @runoltiif,
@atnoails $S7: So. ag3t.
@illiam j. Carr an @eorgc u.
@uuitJ l9tr. 622, Siio.2 nserneItrobc,
@runoSins $25; So.
'Gomoro $. Sappinaton etc. Sr,l.
Itee, az :, Gdlpin @organ. I @rulo.
itiit; $3.50. = H.
tIMorD e. Sitenoorf uno @enobl
cn Gilmore &. 9edner mo 6rnl, 1
G5runoltiid, @~runb3inS $72; So.
Som 2. 9eale lnb Srou oil Mor.
garetbe .. Stnbenrolld, II. a., 12ot,
$500.
@eor9e Mc@. @cnion an 2ouiie
Soh, 4 @rimoltiidc, S..
Seize 9. Nepnplos uno Srol, on Z.
MiIton Sones. @eitieite Der @iaiom.,
nabe Sittlc Gtrdp,S troBc. 10 bel 81.
8runo5ins $50; s.,
Catherine &! Souins, NahloBper-
luoltcrin, Morbmeitieitc Der Gloic.
Strobe,' nobe spion; Naep, 'tBrunS4
sims $3.50; S..
~, ",.'"a Nltcsi Slc,rpptt +,
in mlabcrilem Yrooufta Salbei u,ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21
YrdfoentS Salt uno bag Observation-Disclosures

@m. Soluaro Salt, Tra1Scnt scr Ger. staatcn, iaat
be5aglid os Mablrcdts- Nmcnbcmeuts, Hbcr meldcs am g.
Wuuember bicies Sabres in Marplauo absctimmt wcr.
ocn miro: .'
pGs lit abiidJtlif) 10 ucriakt, baN Ocn Wcacrn crGcbc.
ride NIB anocre SnaliHfutiunen fir Sos Stimmrcdt aui-
crlcst werocn NIB aae MnScrem puu iuldcn Gnnliiifatiu.
nn befreit ihb."";'-~ H'H-|" ... tr"' ,'""'i.11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

uIuIsEwldludGI6HS Hd8 EefDsQIoIt Hnb %
rstt snNr yebrauH In Der GaE;btn. uni IA.
StnQalsGtatioT nm 1000 MbsnbS.
Helerbitule bon Naiim In G@Tafs ojee Doc
lor.sBassrns. Speilerotey etc. merben f6ne1
1e!orst Der .1eIepbon In alien frTacnben Atnek
9iirea hy: e9ar.eS, unb Bdltstup. eseitroee, g. 9
b. q. Hdul 1894, ober Wlb. guuJ1Ionb 1901:
aaf. StobaI'Gfation !. I g., D9t. Verncu SIS;
eauloen'StattoI SnfotnloticuS. BRreel, 6 3 =.
q. YduI 946. cher Wib.. tourtlanb S71o. mi
ri. $50, eRbderuabNut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21
G%beiapcafc steamibip Gumpoun.

VVtTuPtHlt SItHHlIUIp NUM1ltIg.
-Gheiayeafe.2iate:
bar gorfolf, cto Y0int Gsnturt 4. ben eRber
fdglih. ausgen. SoIntae. lin ESQ Nben6S.
Norf Wtper einie:
EaM BORT Rtue r.G ambnnacn Spe0.Vsiuf nuh
+ 1870 Nttbmpnb WV
Sienftas. 9onnerffae unb samftao um
8 ubr Nbenbs.
Ytnet.Nlreaur:
119, 1877 nnb 2f7 Hh.Ualttmpre. straAe.
iino 3O6 Wdrb.G haries.e frabe, "
Sdlleiplscaiir aigbt. ur6 2cs'str., Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

plumbing, 6lrnaces, @auges suna
Sefen, Snboeden lrn0 Ninnen.
8ennett Hros., 523 9suro.S ontss loenue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

Geteftib-g eentiir.
National cst.cips eesutre. s. 81. pm. Dc.
f3dftsflbrer, Ut. $50, 9apsBbiiSina, @uIti.
more. no gboac q. Saul 1900.
-Ani<rtedn Detective Maenep," Charles 8p3I.
baltimore. Mb. Ybpne: g. & M. St. 9aui
2O27; Wubnurg.' So 3. g9oIfs 123O-N.
ctaneantr 4 edntbt, 9ia6ioIeer bon Gmitb,
De't Il Soois, sos Colbert BuiIbina.
2eifenbeltattsr.
eanher & eSbue, 17C5-f7tO Canton, Nbenue.
&m. 0ppf. Ncrtts uno 0reenmount,s bense.
&. 6rieSboic.
"esnbsn Fart gemettrn." senrean: ii Nsft.
Saratooa.G trabe. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

Warmor. uno @ranit,W erfe.
8. ptlsdrtner 4 ebtne. 714-7ls aeeIt.Balii.
tnoresGtrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

Seitungen 3eitidrifteu, etc.
,Ste Baltimore Wews Co.," 8ap.S @bererou,'
bic, 0eftditsfibter, 31S 2Sett'Se Inan<Str
gau W%aterialien, Sbiiren, SenIter.
rabmeu, 2aben etc.
Sames .. Softer 4 Co.,, 115-117 Sho'Greoe
rtdsStrabe. ...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

4upferihmieSe unb YIumbers.
Ssbn 3nbert, 17t4 1bames.S trate. e. 4 3.
1eIepbou: aDoIie 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21
Tationol. Yanfen.

Hationol.g anfen.
,9te Dbl Sp,pn 9iattsMal Yaaf,'" 0dbs vnb
@IetersStrabe. Saenb ". Suof, YrdnbeHt;
3enrb 8. Heoue, t~S3diiirer. y.7
p5iueite ylat~ional.8anf," 432 Slbs8roabpap.
g8. e. Magner, 3~tnfirer.
px4eteru Natiunal 8ant," IA Torb'GutatpsGtr.
-91. Weartott. 8affirer.
~gsrnisrS ans Wisr@aats QattsaaI Sasi,"
Soul1' un6 9ombarbsS Citrate a.
StaatS. Yanfen.
r1extfds Daut suh W%alttmore." baltimore
uub 9ouioap.Strabe. Mueuit g8eber, Yrdft'
bent: q. 5. Slot. SGatiteifter.
. Spar-9anfen.
rTeuti&s ,gSarbani uom Baltimore" gutaiu,
.et. Somss eparbani," gaItimore.sirabe unS
euftom SouiesNoenua.
Sruit.G ompagnie'n. p.
rWaarnlanb Srut Co.," gsorbtp ed.e6e GaIbett.
unb Werman.Strabe, s.. Q. Zimmerman,
Yrdfbenti Carroll Ban 9eb. S9dtmeiter;
Serbs SpeIlcer.. tun,. 2ilfSsS GaSueifter;
Gan Sfinner, SiiIfssSeirefdr. .
Baltimore Fruit 4 0uarantee Co.," equitable
BUILDING.
M6pofaten. g.,
aarf u. Or. edpls. 1920 2ap !ButIbtng.
0uftaOuA 0Srb, B1-26 Galbert ButlbtnQ. =
2anowirtbidaftlide @erGtbe unb
SGMereien. 's
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

@ledplatten, Metou, etc.
essu, Gpntim & 80. (incorporirty, 1919
DaI6eriionsS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

Ssbn Snbert, 17t4 1bames.S trate. .. 4 3.
1eIepbon: WoIie 1899.
sSelier.8 eriidernngen. r,
n&ssaf Jhinranee So. Of aisersssI," Senrp
~. Narfielo,. Hefioent.M anaaer, 101-102
-9banrber OF 9onwueree HuiloiIa. ~
"Verniania 9euer . geriiterunes . Oefelt6aft,'
Baltimore anb Eprtt, Strabe.
@igentbums .agenten uno SGnoIer.
Vtsrre q. Sssan & Nepbe,p. 10 Oft0tSinetDn.
Strabe.
Snffdmie6- 3ubeb6r.
q. etott *apue 80. 362-384 Norb.0 b.etr.
&oblen unb Sob.
eenrs q. Boa Setne. s59 goIumbia.Hbenus.
Yfanoleib-@ eidGite.
r0snisltsates 2sau Co.," 1 yiorb.9abs gtrabe.
Ei1tos ftno Srgeln.
Gtas. d. etleH, 8 goros9ibertpse irabe.
3DM. 2uabe 4 &c., Yari.9loe. uuo SaDette.Etr
Eapisr nu6 Hapier. Often.
smith. StSon &c., 105-1O7 eanober. Strabe.
@ledplatten. Mtetou, etc.
essu, GunlIin & 80. (incorporirt), 1919
BaloerltonsStraBe. D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

Hintos ttno SrgeIn.
gtas. %. etteff, 8 goro.aiberiusG trabe.
Wm. 3uabe 4 &c., Varf.9loe. uno Sabettes ctr
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W0ppfaten.
2anowirtbidaftlide @erdtbe uno

Bart u. M. edhols. 1919 Qan lBmtlbtna.
0uftaOua QSrb, 281-269 Galbert ButlbinQ. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

Eapisr ltu6 8apier. Often.
emith. Tt1on Co., 105-1O7 .Sirabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

@igentbums agenten nno SGnoIer.
Ytsrre 9. Sasan & sepbep. 10 Oft0tSinetpn.
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Gei4dftss@ egmeiier.
Bidder, gonoitor. unb Sotel.
ge6arfs. 4rtifel.

Tie Naers & Stas &c.. t04 Sho.Souarosstr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-11
WAS AN AMERICAN BEAUTY
DEATH OF LADY WILLIAM
BERESFORD.
Daughter of the Late Commodore
Price-Was Mrs. Hammersley
and Duchess of Marlborough.

DORkING. England, January 11.-Lady
William Beresford, who was Lillian War
rem Price. daughter of the late Commo-
dore Price, U.S.N.. of Troy, n. Y, died
here today. She had been ill for some
months past and her death was not I'M
expected. Complications recently. set in
and her condition became serious.
slight Improvement was reported last
| week. but a sudden heart attack last
night brought the end.
Lady Beresford was an American wom-
an, born at Troy, n. Y, the daughter or
Commodore Cicero Price, U.S.N. She
was born in 1888. and when twenty years
old was taken to Washington by her
father. While there she met Andrew
Hammersley of New York and his son
Louis, both of whom fell in love with
her.
The elder Hammersley gave way to his
son. and the beautiful Miss Price be-
came Mrs. Louis Hammersley. At the
death of her husband a few years after
ward, she inherited a large fortune.
In 1883, after five years of mourning,
Mrs. Hammersley was married to the late
Duke of Marlborough, whom she met a
year before the marriage on trip
abroad. The ceremony was performed
in the city hall in New York by Mayor
Abraham S. Hewitt.
In 1892 the Duke of Marlborough died.
and in 1895 the American duchess mar
ried Lord William Beresford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-11
Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the District health Office during the pas,
forty-eight hours
Eugene c. and Ada Sullivan, January &
girl.
Samuel and Roy Mason January 4. girl
Louis and Sadie Park. January >, girl
Jesse NJ. and Annie Warein, January D.
boy
Joseph. and Lillian Panholser, January
8, boy.
Julian p and Elva W. Graham, Janu-
airy >. girl.
Frank j. and Margaret Dou. December
81. boy.
John III. and Ida Ridgeway, January 3
girl.
Henry B. and Blanch NJ. Mrich, Janu-
airy 6. boy.
Joseph L. and Lille NJ. Darnbaugh
January 6, boy.
John H. and Mary E. Hancock. Janu
airy ), girl.
Herbert and jamie Williams. January 8
girl
Walter M. and Celia livery, January Z
boy.
Joseph and Elizabeth Singleton, Janu
airy s, boy.
James E. and Mary Owens, January )
girl
Jack and Minnie Anderson. January Z
boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-11
KEEP DEAD coNv1cT's SECRET.
Youths Aged Parents Never Knew
of His Disgrace in the East.

TRENTON. N. j., January 11.-AfIer
the secret had been kept for a year, a
brother of Russell Neal has written to a
lawyer in this city saying he has learned
that Neal died in state prison and asking
for an account Of his crime
The letter has been referred to Meals
uncle in a Missouri town. who employed
the lawyer to keep the fact Of Meals i'm
prisonment from his old parents out west
Young Neal was sentenced to prison
from Camden a little more than year
ago He had arranged with a friend at
his old address in Camden to keep the
fact of his being a convict from his
parents in a Missouri town.
His letters were dispatched from the
prison to the Camden friend and from
there sent on to Missouri. Letters from
the old folks went to Camden and were
from there forwarded to the prison here
To keep the old folks in ignorance of the
fact that he was a convict was the pas
sion of young Neal. Even after death the
deception was kept up, the body being
sent to an undertaking establishment in
Camden and there transferred to a pine
coffin, which was shipped west.
Everybody concerned in the transaction
refused to divulge the town in Missouri
where the old folks lived.
Now comes the letter from the brother
saying he knows the bare fact of his
brother being convict, and he wants
particulars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-11
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported TO
the District health office during the past
forty-eight hours:
James s. Morrison So years, 80 H
street northwest.
Anna Rupert, "A years, Bladensburg
road
Mary F. Lee, 20 years, 1870 v street
northwest.
Anna NJ. Goldsmith, 10 years, 512 East
Capitol street
Louis S. Posey, 33 years, 2O6 L street
southeast.
Elizabeth Schuyler, "a years, Garfield
Hospital.
Abigail P MacNulty, 81 years, 295a
Tiden street northwest.
Junius Hall, years, Chldren's Hos
pital.
Lee Roy Harvey, 81 years. 1874 9th
street northwest.
John Blair, 80 years, go X street south
east.
Henry Shorter, ~ years, IL Majors
court northwest.
Dorcella Douglas. 30 years, 1880 4tl
street southwest
George N. Elliot, 90 years. 4Sth street
American University Park, D. c.
John w. Allen, 81 years, 1916 Biltmore
street.
Daniel McCabe, 73 years, United States
Soldiers Home, District of Columbia.
William J. Bates, 10 years, 1107 9th
street northeast.
Mary A. Siddons, 60 years, 1705 Euclid
street northwest.
William Gaul, 80 years, 1904 M street
northwest.
Sarah B. Linard. SO years. Georgetown
University Hospital.
Lawrence c. Gibbs II months, 1854 Stf
street northwest.
William Dickson, 62 years, Summer ave.
nue., Anacostia, D. G.
Andrew Jackson, u years, 800 NJ street
southwest.
Charles Pritchett, 80 years, 1890 Sd stree
southwest.
Louisa Lanier, IS years, 112S oath street
northwest.
Benjamin D. Paul, 66 years, 1924 Is
street northwest
Alberta Taper. 81 years, 1914 New
Hampshire avenue northwest.
Alberta Leftwich, = months, 926 Kenyon
street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-11
ORDER OF MOOSE MEETS
Officers for the Ensuing Year Are
Installed,

Installation of officers of Herd No. o
Social Order of Moose. was held yesterday
afternoon in Arion Hall. More han 300
members attended the ceremony, which
began at go o'clock. Seventeen new can
didates were also initiated at the meet
ing Luncheon was served after the eXer-
cises Officers for the ensuing year were
installed as follows:
Past president James j. Crowley; pres
ident ]. II. McGilton; first vice president
John J. O'Connor; second vice president
George Proctor; secretary. Benjamin Da-
Wis; financial secretary, Earl Place: treas
urer r. Edward Daley; keeper of herd
j. H. Kennedy; caterer, w. NJ. Mooney
inner guard. George Roberts; outer guard
B. F.. Mooney; board of directors. E. S.
Schmid. P. F. OConnor, w. E. Brown.
NJ B. Casey. Charles Zimmerman, w. II.
Sardo and William Fentres. The enter
tainment committee is composed of j. III.
McGilton, w. NJ. Mooney, W. II. Browne
j. J. OConnor, F.. S. Fleming. ]. A.
Grigsby Ed Schmid. Fred Goodhardt and
Harry Hayden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-11
WORTHY OF HIS HIRE.
Gen. Crozier Commends the Govern.
ment Clerks Devotion to DUTY.

Gen. CroZier. chief of the ordnance de-
partment of the army. believes in the
efficiency and ability Of the government
clerk, and has expressed the opinion
that he turns out work equal in quantity
and superior in quality to that of the
clerk in private employ. There are
sometimes heard expressions of doubt
said he, In recent official report, las
to the efficiency with which the clerical
work of the government is done, and as
to the returns which the government gets
for the expenses of the force. the ques-
ton raising the doubt being whether the
work is done with such energy as is found
In private employment. There are in
practice in this department two principles
which are believed to make strongly for
the efficiency of any organization to
which they are applied, namely, pro-
motion by selection for merit and re-
duction discharge for cause. Very
great pains are taken to see that the
relative merits of the clerical force en-
ployed shall be accurately appreciated.
and the results, when arrived at, are
taken an invariable guide in making
promotions and reductions. Promotions
are of frequent occurrence. while reduc-
tons also actually take place from time
to time There is rarely occasion for dis
charge from the service. but this also
department is efficient and devoted to
duty and the work which is turned out
by the force is believed to be equal in
quantity and superior in quality to that
which is done by the same number OF
people similarly employed out of govern
ment service. The compensation of the
lower grades is thought to be sufficient
for the capacity and experience which are
required; but for the upper grades the
pay is not commensurate with the work
and responsibility, when the increase In
the cost of living is considered. 1t GER
tainly is not commensurate now If it was
so at the time when it was tablished
This department regulates the pay OF
clerks al it's establishments with refer
ence to that of those who are employed
in this office, and hopes that an i'm
provement in the latter will be effected
at the coming session of Congress, which
will then be extended over the whole
department..