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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-09
NOdJ ihLncr lfcin Gnoc oa.

&citcrc Sildia prcitereicH. - TieSntal
iinb eS Sic Stitoirciioen Der Bal
tinlorc College Of Genital Sllrge.
~" Spphpmorea unO Siihic
~lieiern lid cine blltige S6loft.
r9oie Sellpicle perocrben CUTE Git
fen" 10 beiBt Cs I'M Spriidmort uno
10 lit cS. gnl Gage porbcr poren cS
hic Scrrcu Strloirenoen, geitern Die
Scrrcn 3obntunoe Stuoirenoen, Die
ollrd) lire Ounmen Sltngen : Streife
bic offentlidlc Nufmerflanfcit auf iid
5ogcn. @eitcrn Morgen perballten
lid bic grilnen Sungcn - tic ielblt
ucllncn lid bGdit oniprlhlos So.
pbonlprea" 49, unb bic golS griiuen
Sungen - gemeinbin rsSiifie" &c.
nnllnt - oes Baltimore College Of
Gcntal Surgerp" an Der Ode bon
Glltolp. nnO 6ranfliniiroBc, Sun
ocrt oher mcbr 5crriiienc gl5iigc,
joblreid)c gcbrodeneS tilble, cine gro.
&c NnSobl pbluue Ylrgen" uno @cll-
len. 5%erld,mlocne @elidtcr, nlcbrere
pcrcnftc Singer hns mar bos He-
'lltQt Der SfInd)t. iucldc iid) I'M Col.
leg = @cb0lloe obipieltc. Gic Siidie,
Der 3obl nod beoci,tcno i'm Rud)-
thril, rpnrcn nutiirlid) Die llntcrlie-
Ncltbcn, mo Gin ieber oericlbcn or.
belt oitbcr elmer geborigen Srod,t
Erilgel oldl nod Elm Srciboo in CT.
llcm groben @oiicr.Sorf pcrabfplgt.
ga iid) Die &ouool, SScncn I'M ,Sn-
ferrl beS @cbGuoes obipiclten. fono
otc EpliSei feline 8eronlaIiun9. Sirm
Ginidreiten, u,b feline Yerboftungci,
lpnroen porgenotnmen.
sic Stnocnten in Der .SpbnS Sop
fins llniperiit1t" ncrhieIten lid, ge.
ltcrn rllbig. cbenio Gle oeS yGoaege
of EbniicinnS ono Surgeons;" Dor
Dem icttereu botte Captain Serrp
ponl miltIeren Tiitrfft cine a,l,oh(
pun Eelisiitcn poitirt Die iid) bcreit
blelteh iebe cttpaige %llnrnbeu in,
aelrte SIT erltiden. /" .lJ,n
NoliSel Woridjnlf Sarnnn ertbeilte
acltern ebt Gopit1ntn Der peritiebe-
men GiItriftc Die ifriftc Srore, acgcn
StuoeiitciL. mcld)e I'D cine StDr,ne
Der oIfcntlid)en Srbnung pocr ocS
Werfcbrs 6u Sd)uiben fomntcit lai-
len. IN cilCr nadiihtigen Weiie por-
5ugeben.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

Gie WarplGnber Yolicen Der Ger
man llnion Seuerperiid)erungs.
8eieaid,oit" bon Der yIeutid)-
Inlerifaniiden Seier . GerIihe'
rinles'@ eieliadt" BON Baltimore
iibernommen lpprberl.
Tie ,Geutid).M n1crifoniid)e Serer.
Geriihcrungs. @cicaihoft BON 9alti-
more" bat Den MarplGnber Sbeil Der
Gcid,Gite Der .@ern,on llnion" iiber-
nonlmer. Iic .Teutid).a merifoniihc
6elicr-@ criiderunes 8eieQidoit poi,
Baltimore. oercn Tr0lioent Sr. Mar.
tin Mcperoird lit. itebt jest letter. dis
Dor Dem groben 9ranoe III 1904, mic
Sr. Weperbirf periihcrt. Ias aopi.
tal Ger @ciclihoit betrGot 100000.
nnn bic geIammien Silisluellen be.
laiien lid aii iiber $650.000. Ger
Gtarter Der @cieQihait erloubt Der
lelben, oas adpitul oui $IOOO,0U 81
crhohcn.
Ger 6inonSmonn q. z. Srtnt boi
Die 1900 antbcile Der Willorit1ts UT.
t%ieninbober Der ,@ermon Union Sirt
SnIirnnce 60" gefouit. Ter Bari
fpertb tit $40 pro gftie. Iic Yeriid)c.
rui1gs.A gcntcn Iiron & Sipceoolt
bon Nefu, s)orf contrcliren Die Woio.
ritGt Der gfticn Der Gompapnic icit
Dem Sftober 1908; lie joblten $ll
pro Nntbeil.
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9onntogs-


Sic murscn cridJeinenbe
-Ymsgabe bcs rIcnt-
id)en GurreIponbcntcn" iuirS
rridGaltig iein am intcreiiautrm
Hricituff. Der GepeIdJentbcil
brinst bic neneiten N%ahrid)tcn,
bic bic yMHoeiirte $rcRe" ans
nllcm @elttbeilem mclbst. am
lofalcn She'll iiuS bic midDtiaiten
Ncnigfcitcn aas Der Stabt nno
llmsegcnO cntbalten. Der hut
muriitiidc She'll init SGntra.
tiuncn birtrt ocn Scicr ctiuns
5nr Hnicrbaltnng. Inter Den
Euitnndridjten ans bentidcn
2GnScrn iinbrt Mand)cr Ecrio-
Standardization ans ieincr cugc-
rem Scimatb, uiclleidlt aar bic
Wamcn ppn @crmanotcn unb
TSrcnnbcn.
llntcr bcn intcrcHanten Mr.
tifcln ,wcrbcn icin: vHnn5cln,"
bic ncnc Sd)af @aacric,"
,Siritlid)c Yiebbabereicn," yIas
Sinh i'm SprHdruurt," y9as
Wulo Der Wiltc," ySdjcnfmngs.
Stencr fmr cine iupbltbatige
Stiitmna," yMic lauge fam Gin
MenidJ inter @aiier leben?:"
pScrrcnluIcs gano am Nuros
nnb Sibpul," y2uro &itdencr's
Compliment" yWnr Der Roth
fua Sdyunng laHc," Ser III.
tagsmcnidb" Ger Safe ais
N~abrnngsmittcl," y2nnf Der
@elt," rNmerifaniidjc &ugel.
@anocrungcn," ySic @ittwen
in Snbicn," rSerbitnaben,"
bic eleftriid)c Mnsbcnte Der
8~aierfrGftc in europa"
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pIrchfnn". Mnmm ..,Trobiinn"
Sunntas, ben 10. Efto6cr,
3 ltbr Wad,mittags,
III Der r5robinn.Sale."
(2S2--3O

Grutid dc Treicinigfeit@-
&trd]e. - Mor0en ncrben bic
abenbgotteS oicnite wieper aroiinct.
Yoltor Stcrger bot fir cieien Mbenr
oas Sbcnia aciu1blt: .Spncn bic
GelrtId)rn oilf lire ~oeutid,cn @oticS.
bienitc perjid,ten?" 0ormittago pre-.
nigt Der Yoitor iitcr ocn Cert: .gSci.
ne riid)t!"
Serr Subj mann actor.
ben. Serr &arrp $. au6(muum,
'bfr 90 Sabre nltc So6n oes Serru $.
8. anblmonn bon atr. 1897, Mpit.
9dfiimoreitrobe, 1T Dem Nerpeniiebcr
erlegcn. Gr Nor iefs @ofen fronf.
Fer S%eritorbrnc ftuub int 9ienit Der
p1entiden Seuer . 8eriid)ernnes.
0eienibnft. Gle Yperoiguna iinoei
mor9en 9iodlmiitne aui bcm .Spu.
DON Bart +. S%rieohoi" itatt. Ynitor
Soimonn miro nni.iren.
Coll an MinocriGbri
perfauft baben. = Sobn Niii
5eI, Elm Heiiouratel,r BON Nr. 25OS
Seffcrionitrabe. iuuroe seItern Den
Eoli3eiritter 8lepeupn i'm noro6it
lihen Stotionsbnuie inter Der Nn
lu)nloiaung uorsciiibrt. anaeblid, al
ben minoerjabrigcn Charles Serltor
81 Spirifilpien pcrfauit 81. bobcn; e
lpliroe jeOod bis gu cinein tueitercl
yerbor am nad)iien Nontag wieosI
entIaiicn. Ga iidJ Der anabe in Der ct
Mariens Sneuitrieihnle taiinoet III;
gcitcrn nif)t jmr Stele mar.
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Gin W1ttcrtranf

III DDS Don 6reb. 9nllernid)mibt'S
uanericon 9rouerei" bergeitellie
ySoloce-gicr." IS lit Elm burhollS
%lcines, rcihes unb anipredenbes
&opien' nno Mal5getrGnf unb ols
St1rfelpenoer inpergleihlif). lleber-
Scltaen Sic iid b1rd) 9eltelluns elmer
&ilfe ($1) bel Sbrem @irtb ooer per
Eel. :. & 3. st. Yaul 364, Mb.
Gourtlonot t49t. 9rauerei t10I-
1928 Silen.S trnbc. (2S2)
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Serr Streb ocitorbcn.

Serr Stre6 &c i orbcn. -
Sm Sitter bon 81 Sabren lit ON
GonnerItog Serr Sobn u. Streb nod
fur5er &ronfbcit IN ieincr @obnung
Nr. 2l30, SitsSeoerolitraBe, geitor-
ben. Die 9eeroi9ulg finoet moreell
@odmittag 3 llbr Itott. anlGblid)
oes IblebenS oes Serrn Streb nab
men Die Gireftoren oes Sreberid
9ouernifmibt- uno pes Mard)-9 oil-
percinS, berenSice.YrGiioent Der Ser
itorhene latge Sabre iuor. geltern
Mbcnb 1T gemeinionler Sisnng
Srollcrbeid)liilie all. Gie 9ice.Yr0-
iiocntid)oftsltelle miro 30 Gage lang
pocant bleiben.
- Srau Marie Sd)ntolbod) ldieb
geItern I'M Sitter BON II Subrcn aus
Dem 2cben. Morgen Nnfmittn0 1a2
llbr iinbet Die 9eeroigung pomSrou-
crbolie Nr. SO, Siio-GbenitrnBe, aus
ultf Der ,2puoon Earf : Sricobofe"
itntt.
- 6rnu Wnrp z. Bed Itorb &c.
tern i'm 4lter bon 80 Sobrei. Gle
geerbigung miro oln Wontog Nad).
mittog 3 llbr pom Irauerbauie al
Der ACCOMPLISHMENTS Srpington, itatt-
finoen.
SIN sitter BON Al SoDren id)ico
geitern Nbeno Sral Mnrgorctbc u.
3iegcl BON Nr. 3i9, Wolfeitro-
be, all ben Solgeil zines Wagentreb-
les aus Dem 2eben. Gle SerItorbene
binterldBt ncbcn DEM @ittiuer, Srn.
Sobn y. Tie9el cine Sdluelter, 8rolt
Sronf @iie. Tie 9eeroigung iinoet
am Wontag Notbmittag nm 2 ll6r
ai,f benz Mount Carmel. Trieobofe"
itatt.
SberIt &nffcrtp mad iei-
mem neten geIti III NJ 4 So
or tabgcrciit il. = Sberitlieuteuallt
8m. 6. &affertp, ipeld,er Die lesten
10 Monate Commandment bes VoIti-
MORE slrtiaerie : Iiitrifts mar. reiIte
geitern slbenb bon Sort 6oiporo nad)
| Sert 8. q. @risbt ab. no CT Del, NJ.
tiGerie 4. Giitrift bon 9teii 9onbpll
eomnlanbiren miro. Oberit Ybunl
S[afcr, iein Nadfolger. ipirb nid,t
Dor Dem II. Sftober in Sort Soiporo
eintreifen nnb lit bis si oieiem 3eit.
punft GapitGn Sobn y. Spurr pon
| Sort MeSenrp itelIpertretenbcr Cont
mnaoeur bes Eiitrifts.
Sir sic Maturgas Ser.
o. bnnng. Ter .Npropit-g alti.
more Nerihonerungs- 0crctn" inopi.
iirte in ieiner lesten 8erianimIuns Die
bei'm Stobtratb einaereid,te Natur.
| aus. @eroronuna. nndhem Min. Gun.
can su @unitcn oerielben gciprcGeil
! bate.
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Man 6chaltc i'm WcoGdtnif.

Sic perben ME ein cnberes gier
trilfeL menn Sic einmol bos sSlns
iNenbicr Der Geo. @iintber, JIM,
9rourGp. peril,dt baben. Gas Seililte
Der Semen iiir 6oinilien. 8ebraild).
Gireft III Der 9raucrei ouf 6lniden
gcfiiat. aiitc, 5ipci 9usenb 6laiden
500. Seitellt bon Der 9rnlierci =
e. & y. Ebonc Wolie 90 oocr Don
EhilipS Bros, Igenten.
@Mi,I 81, Co. Sd
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feline grobe 9cSciitcriung bofiir fund
gcgebcit, ineem trefieno geiagt uuroe,
nab Die Tegierung ourd) cine Commit
lion lih picllcidyt III fleineren StGos
ten, ipie bic Don Or. Slad e%rrp1bnten.
bcluGbrcn mag, obcr fir cine Stoot,
mic Baltimore, nid)t Gbtlid)c Heiultu.
tc er5lclt luer0en %fonnten.
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Roti;.
Gchbcl's ciL3iacs Gtubip.

Se6ermann fcnnt bic BON ans ge'
l~iefertc Nrbcit; mir ocufcn nidt ba'
ran, ms ielbit an lob;r |Onbcrn iiber'
laiien Sics nnicren 2eiitnagen. Seine
Sreppcn bel nns al criteiscn. 2aTen
Sic iidj Dsm Mnbcren nift tdmiden,
es siebt anr Gin ein5iaes Sebbel.S tn.
bio nnb bic. bcfinSct fidj i'm Tarterre.
Md)tcn Sic auf bas 9aas, mo nuier
Wamen anf xbireu nnS Genfern
felt.
Seine Ngentcn. Gin HreiS.
Adbten sic anf
-&ebbel's-
321 @orb'Uah'S tr., nahe GiAh.
~ l4ai8.1&e,1O
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0eDIcMonngeu.

@eloienonngen nod Gentidlord
uno Deitreid 1tnaarn iider ino
idnea beiorst. s, 10 nno 20 Narf.,
intpie 10 uno 90 ,aronen. Sdeinc gu
berforfen.
96ep. s. 9ieRtr e &c.,
fa-i vi. 2i7. ci.N4lhwsrs-Str.
Ytilet.agenten. (272)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-09
sbcu. 8. 0ieu.r & Co.,
217. Ci.WaIfimnrt.S trohr.

2eutifcs nno nnberes aiisIdnot
itcs @clo gefauft iino p~erfaitft.
@e~lSienounsen beiorat nod Geutihr
lamb. Seitreid, MiiBlano u. |. n.
WcdieI ~mlsoeiteIlt ouf msIdnoiine
Bonfpn. 9re6itbtiefe unb S~rapelerf
Cheques. 81
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N. 3eifert.
WnItimOre's 9entider Hbotoarapb
4O9-4ff
Wor6.Was.StraSe,

Norb-0as- strake.
Sin eritflaiiises OeidGft fir crit.
flaifse Nrbeiten, nnb feline bS9erea
Sreiie, ais sic anbersiuo btaabIea.
Sprialitdt, gereinssrupprn nnb
Iamiliemernppen. YerarSkernnsen
aaA altca 8ilbern nnter 0araatie.
Ndten Sie anf obise MbreKe; e
Ut ut Skrem g~prtheile.
Seine Wtrbinbnns nit iraeab Fl.
utta anbereu Gtubio.
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$tdot Baltimore.
1tntcrbaltnnas.@

,Ntabrmie"-2a Cole Suacr uno bic WilicI.
.,AusttsriamH-o3be 9lne Momfe".
,Sprb'e"-n 5onies OF 1909,
,Yapetn"-~ Rofe Gill @neliib SoIO 60"
.nYaarpIauo" = 9eiib's p@u s8auoes
billie.
,Neip Muuumental"-, Wii,crs gmcricuno".
a5ranmpre eainp." Ode Jrailnlns II, Ydca'
Girabe, Seben Ibeno GoudertDlufii mo
,eire 8aubeoiue.
Scntfdrs Narmuntr.G afc uno Heftanrnnt.
Gr. Ala, gSeiis Sdpette.S irubc. - Seben sIhcno
nm 8 ubr arnbes Son8eri ocs Baltimore
SiintflersG unrteii".
,SrubHnn.T ameu 9creiu"- Wtiitpodj. ocu -.
Si.ober, sluifern,Souper. gd5ar nuo 3an6 III
Der .SrpbiinnaNllle".
..5rphinu" = Sonrida. ocn 10, Sitobcr.
Wiuintt in her nHrobiinnaSale".
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&pnis $. Hcttberg.

~pNtV ~. UtNtAptiB.
2angiGBrigc @crIndlc, ipcsicG bcsiig-
lid Der @cr,penonng non Wemiir5en,
lubcn 5n bcm Hclultnt gcfiibrt, baf
Nrttbcrg's @nritunaren mcit iiber bic
Staot binans 10 bcriibmt gcluurbcn
iino. Scbcr, Der eiumal &cttbcrs's
%nrit scacicn, ,uirO fir INNER Nett
6rrg's &unbc hlcibcn. @er bcu&crindl
nod ntdlt gcmadjt hat, iolltc uidlt
mrlaumcm, oics idJlcnnigit nadlsn'
hOlcn.
2onis s. Gettbcrs's MarftitGnSe
Nr. 966, 967, 96S, 2eyinstou-M BART,
Nr. 344 II. 346, Splins-Warft
bictcm jcocr5eit bic ar0hte Yusiuabl
in &nrituaaren, Sdpinfen etc. Nod
tranemcr tit icbudD Gin gcind) in
Ecttbers's Iclifatcienlaben,
Mr.. 224, Nuro. GntaW.S trahc,
Ger an icocm 8crftas bic 6 llbr
Ibcmos ge6ffuet lit. i'm Yaben III
jcoc mir oenfbare Sclifatciic at fim'
Den. Scionocrs anfmcrfiam MAIDEN
mir auf iue6en ans TentidlanS Gin.
gctruffcnc Senonngcn pun
ScntidJcm Sanerfrant, Sentidjen
&%artoffeln, bcntidJsn Sia.8nr.
fen, Sismarf., @ollano- nno
marinirtcn 6arinaen, ionic bol-
lanoiIdpcn 6ebiilo's.
@ir ucrfamfen bic crmGbntcn did.
iprtcn mad WnnidD in Siidpicn ober
effrn bci'm Stiif.
Nls feline Ycigabc 5iim ocntiden
Sancrfrant rmpfeblcn mir BON nnic'
rrn @nrinuaarcn bausgcmadjtc glut.
wnrit, Sbiirinscr NlntwnrIt nnb
@lntmnrit i'll Sdnucinsbarmcn, ionic
cgtra fcinc Sratwiiritc. (282)
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Sic Stunt Der Standardization

britegt nidjt nlfcin in Der &crpcm'
bnng uoa gntcm Intrrial, iunScrn
gan5 bcionScrs and in Der ridDtigrn
N%nmcnbnna Der rcridjicocncu We-
miirsiurteu. Scioe3 ucreiut - bas
bette Material nno SGs rid)tige Mai,
uOn Gcwiirs = fiubcn Sic alciu in
bcu WNrItiuaarcn DuH
The Washington times., 1909-11-09
RUSSIAN ACTRESS
WATCHED BY SPIES
Blanche Arrall Incurs Hatred
of Family by Marriage
to a Prince.

NEW YORK, Nov "A romantic
story has just been disclosed concern
ing Blanche Arrall, the famous singer
who has Just finished an engagement
here, which discIoses the extremes 10
which a noble Russian family will so
to obtain its revenge on a person listed
IN its black books.
Miss Arrall had the misfortune to be-
come the wife or Prince Serge Pechkopf
while she was singing at the Imperial
Opera House, in St Petersburg. She IN
CURED the hatred Of the princes family
and they made her life miserable during
her residence in Russia. Her husband
the prince, left her to visit relatives and
was reported dead. The members of his
family attempted TO obtain g release
from her OF all claims to his estate, a
part of which included the singers own
savings. an immense sum of cash She
refused TO do this.
Subsequently she married Hamilton
Bassett, an American, and he has sup
ported her in her refusal OF the persis-
tent efforts OF the Pechkopf family Ia
obtain a release. The hatred OF the
Pechkopfs was cePtered on Mr.. Bassett
recently, he having been made the object
or an assault and attempted assassina-
ton IN San Francisco recently. Mr..
Bassett mas obtained permission TO car
~ a revolver 10 protect himself, and
declares he will fight II out until the
Pechkopf family suTrenders his wife
fortune.
Mr.. Bassett is independently wealthy
ana intends TO go to the courts
The Washington times., 1909-11-09
AEROPLANE RENDED
BYFLYING OFFICERS
Only the Canvas Covering
Now Remains to Be
Adjusted.

COLLEGE PARK. Nd. Nov. g.
Lieuts. Frank p. Lam and Benjamin D.
FoUlois. Of the school of applied aero
nautics, turned themselves into derricks
today and after some assIduous labor
practically completed the repairs on the
Wright biplane, which was badly
smashed last Friday morning.
The right side of the structure lead
ing from the main surfaces TO the ele-
waiting plane has been replaced, a new
right skid has been adjusted, the broken
struts have been taken out and new
ones put in, and the twisted guy wires
Strengthened out Only the covering OF
canvas remains TO be put on the right
wingtip before the biplane IS ready for
flying.
No word has been received from the
Wrights at Dayton. however. and until
the canvas comes the aeToplane is about
as useless as the models over in the
Smithsonian Institution. Before the
work was completed both officers
showed that they are not only expert
air navigators, but that they also are
good climbers.
They olambered about the rafters OF
the shed with surprising agility and by
means of ropes lifted the machine from
the floor and made the changes.
The Washington times., 1909-11-09
SKIN SUFFERERS
DOUBT is REMOVED
Specialists Are Convinced That Oh
of Wintergreen Wash VIII Cure.

Many eczema sufferers have failed so
utterly with salves and other discover
ies'' that even the assurance OF the best
physician or druggist cannot induce
them 10 invest another dollar in any
remedy.
It is to these discouraged sufferers in
particular that we now OFFER, at only Is
cents. a trial size bottle of the accepted
standard eczema remedy. a simple wash
Of oil Of wintergreen as compounded IN
D. D. D. Prescription.
The best skin specialists long ago be
came convinced that this simple wash
offered the only true cure for eczema,
and the thousands Of cures could not
help but convince US also. We conf
IDENTIFY hope that with our assurances
every sufferer VIII be willing 70 try this
D D. D. remedy, at Is cents; especially
as we know you can prove instantly
with the first application that It takes
away the itch at once.
Henry Evans, 922-A T street north
west; Peoples Drug Co, S24 Seventh
street northwest.
The Washington times., 1909-11-09
JUDGE ROGER PRYOR
HOLDS CELEBRATION

NEW YORK, Nov. e.-Greetings of
the friendIiest kind reached Justice
Roger A. Pryor and his wife today
from friends and relatives in Virginia
congratulating them-upon the arrival
of their sixty-first wedding anniversary.
At their home, West Sixty-ninth
street. the justice and his wife quietly
celebrated tho day as they have every
year since 1S49.
Mr. Pryor was a Virginian during the
civil war and fought for the Confed-
eracv. When the war ended. he moved
TO New York and has been a distin-
zuished member Of the bar here ever
since. He has been an editor, member
of the House Of Representatives, special
envoy to Greece, and justice of the
supreme court
The Washington times., 1909-11-09
COLLEGE PARKSUITS.
SAYS BALTIMOREAN
Monumental City Not Lay
ing Down" on the Avia-
ton Meet.

BALTIMORE. Nov. s.-"Baltimore has
not lain down on the aviation meet
Any such report is absolutely groundless
and rank injustice TO this city and TO
the men who are promoting tire ways
and means TO land the meeting for Bal
timore and Washington"
This was the statement OF Col Jerome
H Joyce, chairman Of the Baltimore
aviation committee, this morning when
his attention was called to a Washing@
ton report to the effect that the Balti-
moreans were sore" because Wash
ington wants the meet at College Park
instead OF at point more nearly cen
trail between the two cities. And the
members Of the committee said today:
1T Is true that Baltimore would reap
more extensive benefits if the meet
were held at a location equally distant
from the cities, and IT is true that the
railroad companies have stated tnal
they could handle larger crowds II the
airshlp trials were held at a point more
easily accessible than College PARK
But Baltimore has at no time insisted
on a change Of the plans OF the Wash
ingtonianss and has consistently Work
ed for the meet without regard 70 the
definite location. at which II should De
held.
ION the other hand the Washington
promoters have said and reiterated
time and again tnaL they were not IT.
reVoca bly, pledged 10 College Park. and
they have now a committee on site
that has been cooperating with the
Baltimore committee on site ana that
has inspected several locations otncr
than that at College Park"
Any seeming laxity on the part OF
the BaIIimoreans is due 1t is satds to a
chain OF circumstances impossible to
control Willard +. Burgess, chairman
of the local finance committee soon
after being intrusted with the i'm
portant task of raising funds, suffered
a severe seige of sickness that has
blocked his work. He is now going
ahead with plans that have been ad-
Judged the most favorable for the
raising of funds. AS 70 getting the
needed money there is absolutely no
fear on the part of the committee that
it will not be speedily successful as
soon as Il calls for subscriptions. In
fact It is believed that the necessary
$4,000 can be raised two or three
times over under the division OF
profits plan that win be adopted.
The Washington times., 1909-11-09
HIGH TRIBUTE PAID
TO DEAD EMPRESS
Elaborate Ceremonies Mark Re
moval of Dowager's Body
to Tomb.

PEKING. Nov. s.-The body Of the En-
press Dowager was removed from the
forbidden city to the permanent tomb
which had been constructed 10 the east
ward Of the city, today. with elaborate
ceremonies, which were attended By all
of the potentates Of the Chinese empire.
First came a delegation Of eight lanias'
bearing alOft the ancient pots tlled witn
burning incense, the perfume from Wnich
permeated every section OF the strseIs
through which the body was carried
The magniflcently carved coffin, borne
aloft on a litter, was carried by at
taches Of the court
The Washington times., 1909-11-09
LOCAL. MEN STIRRED
BY STORY OF TIMES

The publication IN The Times that
members OF the local aviation commit
tee were disturbed over a report that
BaItimoreans have eyes on site for
the international meet. which is much
neaEer that city than College Park. was
much discussed in aviation circles IN
Washington today.
Expressions OF local business men
point Enthusiastically 10 the conclusion
shat there Is a genuine desire to have
Washington and Baltimore cooperate
in securing the meet. providing the Cap
itai Citys interests are allowed 20 pre-
dominate IN view OF the priority OF her
claims upon the meet.
George Oakley Tottsn. 3r-s Woo rep
resented the " Washington Aero Club al
the recent meeting of the Aero CLUB
Of America, held IN New York TO-DAY
said he favored College Park.
Mr. Totten declared that Washington
was considered IN New York 10 be bet
ter educated in matters aeronauuc than
any other Eastern city, and through
her association with the Wrignts, and
the fact that the Government aero
plane tests are conducted here, deserves
10 have the. meet.
President kThomas +. Walsh, OF the
WASHINGTON Aero Club, said that he IS
in favor Of College Park
There are about nifty aeroplane m
ventors IN Washington right now, said
President Walsh, and probably TWEEN
II distinct models are waiting 20 be
built, when properly financed. WASH
ineton and the Government VIII work
together ID making II notable meet
and a great triumph Tor the inventive
genius OF the United States
Isaac Cans, a member OF the general
finance committee, said he believed the
majority of the contributions to the
guarantee fund had been made with
the understanding that the meet was 70
be held no further away than College
II is claimed if the 10000 guarantee
fund should be raised and the Aero
Club should choose a site nearer Balti-
more than College Park a great deal OF
ington among the subscribers 70 the
President walsh today said he would
caI meeting of the executive commit
Tee within a few days with the object
OF naming a committee 10 visit New
York and present the formal bid for
the meet TO the Aero Club OF America.
II the meet is held at College Park as
originally II was believed IL would be,
WashingtOnians say 81 should result in
trade relations between Washington and
Baltimore being greatly improved. and
great benefits being derived by both
cities IN the future because Of their
friendly cooperation
Eight new subscriptions this morning
10 the local guarantee fund sWelled
the total amount 10 SS2,2n- The sub
scribers are:
". K. Mendenhali........... 81
Henry L. .s-s.-ssss.-s.s...s....s... =
David s. -ss--..-......s.s.s.-..ssss %
Fred s. Smith,. .....-.--..s...-...-...... 10.
Joel -Hiliman. .t-.s.......s.-s..ss..-.sss 10
VIM. Hahn Company ..-...-............ 10
The subscriptions that have been re-
ceived recently have averaged apprOxi-
naately $500 a day.
The Washington times., 1909-11-09
WRIGHTS TO MAKE
AEROS FOR TRADE
Conquerors of Air Will Try Them
Out at Some Point in the
South
South.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio. Nov. Sit is
the intention OF the Wright brothers TO
make several aeroplanes for the spring
trade. The machines viii be made at
Dayton. Ohio, and tested at some point
in the South. probably in Florida The
Wright brothers are not provided with
facilities for manufacturing aeroplanes
on a large scale, but, according to Or
Vile, it viii not be difficult for them 70
turn out several machines, as they have
some OF the parts made.