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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
0rnnSeissEilIHs. llebertraixxlsa
Gincinnati, II. e,an


Sobn 3. Rebaus an Qouis D.
SisDe unb 5rant ). 2onss, Is BEL 80
SUB an Der Dsitisits Der barrist Ctr.
125 SUB nDrbIid Der sJroni Gtrab.;
fernsr 19 bel 30 SUP on Der Msiiieit.
Der Sorrst Strab., 141 Gub n5rbIit
Der 5ront Strabs. 81.
SAINTS =. Woonen, 1ruItee, ar
anor gresbptsriau airhe BON Orb.
9ar., Got % in sJdmss g. Utoonep's
llHierabibeilurg bon 6nbt part. 81.
Sohn s. 8p1slpohl on gborles
DupeI. Got 206 in 2nnslanb &
s5omfons llntsrabt5iiuns in Gum.
minspins. 81.
CHARTS 9utpsl an Sobn ]. Boa.l.
pobl Co.. 5 Sabre pdht BON Got 20e
in 2unslunb &c 5bompfons llnt,rab,
theilung IN GummiaspilIe. JGbrli1s
Uiietbs 1876, nit psm MntdufsreH 3u
$500.
Repbo!o 6. gierfcn an geo. M
8drnss, Got SO. 80 in pierion'E
llntsrubtbsiluHg BON Gf College 5iu.
81.
Gborlss u. Sing an 6nso g. Gar.
items. Got rs in Der Riperpietp SDns
bifat nnterabthsiIuns. 81.
NlFreo 5bomas an WilIiam Rel.
len, Gots 35 unb SO in 3. q. 9ugas'
aobition in 6arriion. $1,000.
Tbe Spnbieats Ibentres Go. an
9nna Q. Rpon, 80 Bel 66 0ub an bei
Meitfeite Der @ilbert Apenut. 96 Juf
fiibIid Der MeMilan Gtrdbe. 81.
!. eouus! .. Gosees oR amelia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
Ornnseigextbumss s6ppOtbelen.
TtueS ppthtten-

- y y -
george M. Barnes on Goi. Sibs q.
Il. 6. Co.; 800.
Sorab =. Gornieiisr on Souihiibs
6. Il. 9. Co.; $1,000.
Gouis 9. aubIman an S6iisen q,
u. g. Co.; $500.
Suion Siebsr an bic Gpan'tongan,;
$500.
4nna Q. Rpon on DeTiern &:
Southern 2ifs SuiuranesGo.; !; $15, 900
Schn CANTON an 4ntpnio Some 6,
II. 8. Co.; $1,000.
eIiie 80. .Sefpii. on Spu,bern Cbir
Sopinss gant Co.; $1,000.
Gueuit gobIsr On GRierpriis 9. U.
Co.; $500.
emma G. Iieber on SoutbernCb;
e. .. Co.; $500.
gbitb 2. SpIain an Niliorb Q. u
6. Co.; $4,000.
]. Soi. 8numoGrtner on gn.erprifs
g. Il. 6. u. Co.; $500.
Geo. W. Reis on Wm. winilemann;
$500.
Maurice a.arnep II. u. on Union
Soo. y. & Z. Co.; $1,000.
2eondrb R. 8nnis on gtbe g. Sop.
per; 800.
alo. 9. aisranb.r an SObu 9obtr;
$2O0.s
Geiilste5ppotbeien.
q. g. pierion an Souib.rn Sbio 6.
II. z. Co.; $500.
Sarab r. Tornfeifer an Soutbiib.
g. II. q. Co.; $1,000.
Wiuiom 8. pnseI on Sbeon .. u
Co.; $500.
@eorse s. Dieirid an poplar 6. u
q. Co.; $2750.
u. 8. fSifber an ped WiIiamior
5sdiing 8c Bent Co.; S115.
albert g. guiorb an 3. u. 3immer,
mann; $3.50.
Bertha Ddume On DeutTher 2onb.
iDsbr q. II. G. Co.; $500.
5onotban Jorman an 8. Woebtsn'
berg; $1,000.
2lnton Gueas on Clifton 9eisbts 6
u. y. Co.; $1,000.
Marp Seuls an 20. 80. S6ruer;
$500.
Glen aearnep an Olennup 6. u. 8
Co.; $1,000.
Warp ". G4ub an Weitenb .. u
3. Co.; $1,000.
Wlarp g. 9npber an au6og Nrt &
0IoB CO.; $64.
ptarl g glIen on Gmmo 3. Dubis;
800.
Com wlacbeyrn an Maroaret Gei'
.iu; so
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
Eeninefon.
Der u)eg Su1n g(itfe.
Rpmon bon ausuF g 4raSsr.
(Gortfekuna.)

,ssrdnlein, Sbr gater bat fetn
GhlGfhen ihon ob9ema6t, er NIL ben
aaffee bier in Der 2oube trtnten.Ht6z
ten Gie Iib bdrnah. id nerbe bier lerz
pieren. Die Shiir, Die nah Der 9Btele
fiibrt, lit often"
Die Wirtbin breitete eine pelBe
Dede auf ben Siih uno gtn9.
Inter sbrdnen nabHen Die 2isbens
ben Nbihieb. Mieta beglettete emll
biz su Der besei6neten Sbur. Ils i1e
suriidtam, fab iie ben 8uter, Der, be-
h1bie cine Gigarre rauheno, ith Der
Saube nGherte, in Der er gum !esteH
Weale ben aaffee trinten poIlte.
Batter" rief iie, rpiuit Ou pom Der
Grau 8pniuI Braun nl9t Abl6leo
nebrnen2"
Sd babe ibr meine 3arts se'ens
betiS
Waeta, Die qeboFft, ben6eIiebten nod
einmal su ieben, fiigte ith, fiiute bic
Safe uno reihte lie bem 8ater, Der
iich iiber pas oeIunoe Iusieben Der
Eodter freute. 9egen fiinf uhr tuhr
eine Grtropoit Dor, Die ben Senator
uno Rsta mad Der nGhiten GtIenbdbnz
itutipn brahte.
ssrau Braun bate benIeIben Ibeno
cine lanqe unterreoun9 nit Dem Sdz
ron. Mm foIgenoen Worgen 1teute nd
9drbhen ein, nm BEN DENT an5utrez
ten uno a6t gage Ipdter nit Der ueu=
en- Sxrr16aft ab3ureiIen. Ilfrep bon
Walomonn blieb nod lGnger i'm Babe;
giadts fab man ibn an Der SpieIbant,
ON Sage bsiuhte er Trdu golfuB, Die
GuBerit freunb!ih nit ibm pertebrte.
Mteiiter sSlpd bate einen &dufer flir
feline MiibIe eefunoen, sr tiinotgte
Serrn Dermutb on, aIs oieIer tbu be-
iu6te, bab er bns 8runoitiit nm eli
nen biliqen preis perGubern uno IN
Elm nabes 2anbItGothen 3ieben tpolIe.
Der prottifde Treuno btLigte bte'en
1orIas uno fprad bic bette Spffnung
aus, bdb 9drbten balo i'm Stanoe
fein iperbe, ben GItern nambafte I'M
feritiiBungen 81 Tenben, benn lie babe
bereits bic erIterShritte ouf oertWege
gum 9Iiids gema6t. Die QusDanoez
rung parb pprlGufto peridoben, aSpz
iepb BON unternebmungen in 8eut'hz
Lamb fpruh. gu oensn Wtstiter JIot
berdnes3ogen fpsroen 1oue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
Sdmibt SO SUB an Der Subieits Der
gcslei Strabe. 81.

Sdmibt. SO SUB an Der 5ubieite Der
gOsIei Strabs. 81.
GliSabeib R. Wi[Iiams an emma
$. Winbiih, "a bel It's auB an Der
Oitieite Der gine etraBs, 129 CUB
fiiblih Der 13. StroBe; ferner "a bsi
20 Sub an Der WeItieite Der Sudion
Strabe. 81.
Catherine HepiIIe unb Inbsre on
Sphn VI. RepiIIe. 20 Jub an Der DIT
ieite Der Reebp Strabe, It's 5ub fiips
lid Der COURT Strabe. 81.
s. Z. 9reene an soelen W,. Curtis,
5 Cots in .. 8. Gsbams Spmsiteao
llnterabtbeiIuna. 81.
Selen &c. Curtis an State G.
Sorne, baHelbe Gigentbum. 81.
Horma RaIsbarn on 9ep. S0eltpig.
Got DO unb 15 Gub bon Got 80 in
Robert !Spiea's /. llnterabtbsiIuns in
Clifton. 81.
Caroline u. 2pTorb an 5arrp 9.
genborn, a Cots in Der Ncme 6. u. y.
U. unterobtbeiluna. 81.
W5m. 6. Bud an Mnl. 8. Bud, cine
Got an Genniliportb ap. 81. =
Sos. 9. Rihdrbion 5ruitee, on
Utarn q. Wap, cine Got an GIsmere
ap. $500.
Marbis 6. 8leaIon on Central
2ruit &: 2. .. Co., % sSub an 9ins
Strobs. nabe Commerce Sirab..
S13. 900.
Riharb p. gsIt an Wm. ". Sppb,r,
cine Got an Gogepoob sIp. 81.
9ouife a. Serton on 5rant !.
Ssrtcn, cine Got an gslpsoers Strab..
$500.
Sobn $oaoer on So. Z. alsraubsr,
cine Got an gBooobins gpenut. ST.
llnioH Sopinas Realin so. an phii.
Shnsiber, Cots Asa uno 454 in Der
Sbio 9onb & Smp. go. llntsrabtb.is
lung. $3.50.
Sds. GreeH on u. 6. Nnberion,
57A acrss in Rine WiiIe Greet. 81.
WoIlie Gbmonbion an Settle u.
WiIion, 80 fuB an 5orsit sIp. in
Iprnooo. 81.
G!isabet .. Rut.r on Dm. r.
Diners, 373 Gub On GI.nsap ao.
81.
Wnrp g. Moitbetps on Gbiib g.
SpIoin, Got 10 in Settion II. GoIums
bia 3p. 81.
Geo. arpmer on GIopton Norbpie.
so Jub on Der Sbio gurnpite. S125.
Wa. ]. grotpne on 8. Sos. 8aums
aartner. cine Got on Wain StraBs in
Rsooin1. 81
giciOr Gbrabam, gruit.s. On 2he
Seiimon Uepior Gar Co., 3 Cots an
Blue Rod Str. $1,000.
Yiholas Sung CT 2ntcn Braun,
% 5ub on Qeeie Ctr. 81.
2cu e. S0l.se on bic u. 81. 2spin
9umber Co., % Jub on gani S.rabs.
81.
Sdne SO. QnSerion on War q.nisr.
2o's SO unb SO in Der 2ongpor.h
unierobtbeilune. $3.50.
Wharn g. 9. pertins unb 4nbere on
bsnisIbeH. Got 81 in berIelben lln!srs
ohfbsiIung. 81.
Wior peu,er on gbD. pen!sr, 81
Jub on 1oepma Qp. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
g E 6ftes & aptteL
6 in 4ri # 0 fra t.

sn elmer Der rei3enoften 9sssnoer
mitteloeutf6lonbs srbebt iih duf et.
mem Siigel bas S6lob girtdu, be-
riibmt bur6 ausgeoebnte Qartanlager
nno burh innere Ginri6tuHgen, berer
Gntftebung in bos UtitteIaIter fGqt
Gin eisener gauItpI bieiss SdIpTez
Iabt fid ntht nohpeiIen. Sritt man
burd bas !Sauptthor IN ben 5of, ID
finbet man einen siemIi6 groben piers
edigen plds, Der pOQig BON 9ebGuoer
eineef6lpHen ift. Sn elmer iebeu ber
bier Gten er6ebt iid Elm 5burm, burt
ben cine ftstnerne WeuoeItreppe 81 ben
peridiebenen Stotnerten fiibrt. Der
8oben lit, tpie Der elmer &ir6e, bur6z
edngig nit grpbeu Guaoeriteinen ges
pflaitert uno fponnte ii4 Elm Dad
ii6er bem Raume aus, 10 ipiiroe man
eine gu groBen 8erIammIungen ges
eignete !6aQe baben. oym ounern bes
9pfes 5etgte ii6 tein WlenIh, tstn
Baum, ni6t einmaL on ben FenTtern
unp ouf ben tleinen baItonartigen
8orfpriingen erbIidt man glumen
poer @epdhIe. bic bon Der Sprgli6=
feit Der gelpobner 3eugen. Die bon
ftarten Steinrabmen eingefugten Sem
iter finb seIaIoTen unb bic 8orbGnge
bon ountler Seibe berabgeIdfTen, bab
Die 9losiheiben tribe erf6etneH. Ilno
bod fDobnt Der 8efiBsr jest in Teinem
ShIoiie; es beutet Dies cine tpeibe
Jlagss an, Die uuf etnem Der pierGts
tburme angebra6t lit.
Sin iiberrafhenber aontrQft bietet
fih oem, Der oura einen i6mdLen
Gang cine 5temIicb grobe, bon 2Qub
iiberoa6te Serraife betrttt. 9as sierz
Ithe giiengitter nit 8ronceIpisen
fdliebt Die SerrafIe bon Der giefe ab,
bic unten ben gIdtten Spiegel zines
bon SdilF umtrdn3ten Seites seigt,
ben 5u befabren 3pei eIegante Gpnoeln
einlaoen. Die WaiIerFlG6e III Der On
fang BON benz grobdrttgen parte, Der
IN ittller pra6t am 6ubs bes S6loiz
fes fi6 dusoebnt. Re9ts uno lints
erDeDen ltf 9ugeItetten, Die tbeils bic
Mnlaeen perpoQitGnbtgen, tbeils nit
majeitdtii9en Giden ooer 9u6en be-
bedt iinb. Oas gan3s Sbal 1T Der
Ydrt, bon beFen SdDnRit nur peniqe
gu er5dblen niiIen, ba bic Sitter besz
telben itets psridIoFea 9ebaItsn iperz
ben.
Die 3ubl Der 9omeftiten mub cine
geringe iein, oa man nirgenbs Elm qez
fhdftises Sreiben bemertt. l1eberaQ
herrf4t tiefe Stils, pplItommsne
Rube.
Gin pra9tnolIer 6erbIttoa lit anaez
brohen- Der Raisn bes partes err
gldn5t bonn Sbau, bic Sonne fdeint
mtlb pdrm unb burh bic Hare Quft
Sieben bic WarienfGben, jene humber
barren S6leier, bersn gebeimniBpoIIe
QBebfflble nod iein iterbli9es 2luae
entbedt Bat.
Die llbr iiber benz 5aupteinadnqe
ssrtaHbsts bie Se5ate Worsenitunbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13

Shlaf rauben bic 5riIte unb S6Ous
belt Der Wadohtniabre unb bdnn
iperben bic ainber uuerirGeIi6." 3as
mar bic Gr3iebunssmnrims Der Wiuts
ter. bic iirena baran ieIibielt: Elm aino
bat seuus bamii gu tbun, 0ebcriom 81
lernen unh ben gnfprberunsen beg uHs
ierridis su eeniiaen. Gs mar alfo cine
itrenee SduIe, aus Der bic beuiige aos
nisin BON 0robbrttannien berporsine.
eiue Shule barter pfIihierfiinung;
ober biefe grsisbung bat aud ale 51s
hia.eiten oes jung.n Wdbtens CUR
Reife unb sur enifnIiuus esbra@i.
unb hormoniiben Ginn nit fpeiten,
aeii'ieen unb tiiniiIerifhen Sn:ereHen
su elmer psrI0nIidtei. n.reinisi. Der
Ianse 4uieutbati in JIoren5 bat ibre
natiirIite Sinnsisung CUR aunit be-
eiiniiie..
Die a5niein bat cine enisiidenbs
Siimmt. einen sarien, ipeihsn Soprdn,
Der unter Der 2eituus bes Gignor
1oiti sepflset uno sef6rber. ipurbe.
Die aonisin III Elm ausgeseinneter
geurtbtiItr bon MaIerei unb itr frtiis
ider S1orfIinn in nihi gum serinss
iien 1beiI aus prastiiher Grfdbrung
ertpohitn. beun Il. bat ts selernt, nit
glsiitift unb ginisl umsugsben unb
pdbreno ihr.r JIorentin.r 2ase mars
DE r.isbole 2anbfhaftsiti3se aes
iacfisn, bic Don ibrem iiiniileriIh:n
Sinn unb ibr.r Treube on ainie uro
Sarbe riibmIicb 3eueuib obIsaen. 60
peridumt iie ouh teine 0emdIbeduss
iieluna in 2pnbon. seisi cine beicns
bere 8orlitbe fiir bic oiien Weifter
unb sisbt beren abeeildrie Jormenbss
berrfduns Der impreifiOniiiii6en Wols
ipeiie Dor. 2tber fie fpirb ou9 sein.
pidiissre 1beaterauffiibruns in Cons
bon psriGumen. Sn ibren GreiIiuns
ben, ouf Reifen obtr beim Iufen.hnIi
nuf bem Qonbe iab man Fe friibsr
unermibHh ale Monumenie after
tir4liter gautuuit befidtisen. ia {.
gibt fir iie ,aum cine srobere Jreube
dIs einen iiillen Sang burd cine aIie
aatbebrale. aber tpie iebr iis aud,
bic Wersangenbeit hires 2anbes t,nni
unb li.bt. iie itebt Der O.genpori
Hiht tbsilnabmsIos eegeniiber. Sie
lief i6gIi4 bic 3situns.n. Die piinits
Iidieit iit eri,es geisb In ihrem
Qeben, ieben Dormittde tpirb Die ums
iongreihe Rorrtiponbsn, srIsbisi. unb
ME ipurbe cine Qnttpori periost. neil
Elm GHtihlub idper fpurbe.
Die Roniein leiie. perionlih bic Grs
siebuns ibrer 9phier unb Der jiingeren
prinsen. unb on bem iiiIsn, iporiIofsn
BeifpisI Der Diutisr mosen bic ainbsr
ben Wertb beimlitsr WoblibGtigssit
fhdssn leruen. D.nn in i.bem 3ims
mer ibrer Wobnuns bat bic H6nigin
In einem Win.a ibr GtridgerGib li.s
gen. in jeher freien Rinute ereift Il.
Su ben Qubeln. unb ON 4benb, om
1amilieniiidx. tpenn Der aonia ben
ainbern porlieit. arbeiiet lie an Den
WoIIidd6en fir bic Armeniinber. Sm
Qdufe zines Sabres fseai bic a1nisin
olIein ni4t peniser als fsG3ig folder
gtitri6t<n Wouiaden fsrtis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
Gin frobes 0emiitb mad

Gin frObss GsmItb mo9t
frObIiae Wliene, heibt's in Der gibsl.
I6er Der Sdmorrboibarius lam tpeber
Elm fro6es 9smitb nod 5reube am
0oIetn bdben; ibm iiBt, fpie Der pbis
litter Der 3Dpf, bic Shtpsrmut6 immer
6inten; er oreht iih retts, er Drsbt fi9
lints, Iein 2eiben min ni6t peis
den, bis er ranateiis" gsz
brau6t, Die an ge60riger Steue
fih ertDeideno, 6eilung perbreitst. Cine
PrDbe bes W2ittels piro unentz
geltli6 aelpdbrt, .tpsnn man s..
Reu'tasbter {. Co., 9or 1915 Retr
Oort gitp, ubreHirt. Die ,Qnatsfis"
III in alien Ipotbs.sn au boben.
preis 81. 4.D.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
g al fen b.

gle: .Bas id,enfen mir MIR bein
Snfel CUR Sohseii9"
gr: .@ie iudr's NIT 'nem net.en
lhorierpife2 Gle iino beibe fir -
9ippiohen!4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13

Die 6ousfrau fpri&k
@arfe nur ouf meine Ro&e,
Denn ID ipisber rtine lnnfe!
GrR bsrssn fi4 in 2iebe ,pei.
6ssHa4 beGiaat bic 3piebelei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
Nus Der G huIe.

~anrI, bilbe mir NAL einen Sas nit
-SmistDrann'."
~Nit 3ittern iti6 geben fnEt ga.
ter Gbens oie Snustbiir un.4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
----sis bsfEsmtehe--
Wa6rldgerin 0ides 3eilalers.

ceoH In ssr ftsfffen Belt aab a. pessiNs
Rrfonen. bic eurn nis En0ptuHs botsr beanbf
rareH uno % Iieai fsin Spssfsi pcr, bas
Gut teuisIinae Hc1 zssrfonen eriftsrer, be
Sgr6 siHe nHbeianris sirafi i'm Eianbe fine.
BieIss sn ;tun IND noraHssnfaeen, mas far
gnesre eritaHalh III uHo tIeibi SIR GcI*ss
bai bic Raiar sisfe Tame tefonbers bssaHfsiai.
bean Ie bal tbF bic felteHs Babe peritsbsn. ecs
pshen itrer Wiimerffsn ,yss siH onfae6Iuae'
nee gE1 senna ga isfen. psrsebf uitt eaB
ise Tn ibfer eiasasu sseiibeHs an csssiH upfnne
potni. gssbRl, bic Gai gHe Gar ofihn bis
ees.in HesnEs. baEn aeti btdsIbs hinaaf. bis
Sbr bic Itsue Heiiosns scn 5fau .. DAGGER
erreibf. 1as oaas III sHs Itnfsa Sdae aHs
sm Haan ~ tst lame:
MRS. B. YAEGER,
estsia npsnHs, eiHHsss, aiKdHnaa. 3. !
ErsiE 80 Gents uu5 SafEter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
Q G n t e n5.

8er iiber ieine 2eioeni6often iiegt
fonmanoIrt iein Slid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
8pn Der G d miere

. " " y v III 9 z.
Souffeuie: ~Wi. ftets mir DOr BEN
EloiteI eraut!"
Saaufpielerin: rWie itsbt's pier nit
beM RIob NIT Rrout2"
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MRS. II. YAEGER.

cetsia npenHs, eiHrsss. aixdHnaa. 3.
Ereis 80 Gents ltnb SafGber.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-03
DAMAGE DONE BY STORM.
Telephones To Number OF 400 Put
Out OF Commission Entire Ser
vice Threatened

Last nights storm wrought damage
to the c. & p. Telephone Company.
Over four hundred telephones were
damaged, and the 50-pair cables at
West Annapolis were affected. thereby
cutting off all telephone connection
across thhe Severn.
The c. & P. Telephone Company
came very near losing its whole sys-
TEN. At O'Clock this morning three
men were called into service. They
found the terminal room at the En-
change flooded six inches i'm water
standing on the floor at that building.
Chief Porter, of the City Volunteer
Fire Department was called up. and
granted the request of the Phone peo-
pie to hold the engine in readiness TO
pump out the terminal room if neces-
sary, and this Chief Porter very kind
" consented to do.
Had the water risen to a greater
height in the terminal room than that
of last night, inches, the entire tele-
phone service, city and county. would
have been put out of commission. Men
have been working on the disabled
lines since O'Clock this morning.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-03
THE CITY BEAUTIFUL"
Committee Appointed To Improve
PROPERTY.

Alta recent meeting of the Cham
Der of Commerce a resolution was
adopted authorizing the appointment
Of q committee on the "City Beauti-
ill the duty Of which to be to in
a1gurate and promote a movement
boxing to the making of the homes of
the city more attractive and the max
rg Of Annapolis cleaner, health
sr and better place in which to live.
This is to be done by encouraging
be property owners to make pretty
lawns in place of grassless yards. an d
gardens and flowers in place of un-
slightly, unsanitary and unproductive
back yard dumps. President Gott has
Just announced the following mem
bership of the committees: George
T. Melvin, Henry f. Sturdy, John
W. Martin, William +. Feldmeyer,
William N. Woodward, Joseph NJ.
Armstrong James II. Brashears, Wal
Ter H. Hart, Henry b. Myers, Clar-
ence W. Gould, James f. Strange,
John c. Little.
Mr. Melvin states that he will short
iy call the committee together, so that
1t may get down to work.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-03

Mrs. Julia Feldmeyer is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Roy Patchell, I'm
ion City, Ind.
Mrs. Samuel Grob and daughters.
Evelyn and Viola, of Market street.
and her sister, Mrs. c. A. Peters, of
Washington, and Master Albert and
Miss Freda Peters, are spending a
two-week vacation at Betterton, Nd.
Mayor Witowski, of Glen Echo. was
here yesterday to see Governor Croth-
ers, but the Governor not being in
town, the Mayor extended his visit to
Baltimore.
Mrs. B. Herbert Brown and child
ren, are visiting her parents in Cen
treville, Nd.
Miss Loie Thompson left, for her
home in Centreville after a pleasant
visit to Mrs. B. Herbert Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. FeIdmever
have gone to Good Hope, Ohio, to
spend several weeks as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett d. King.
Miss Clara Riley, the ACCOMPLISHED
daughter OF Mr.. Elihu S. Riley, left
oday to spend a month at Winchester
Inn, Winchester, Va.
Mr.. Harry Baker, the popular drug
clerk in the drug store of DR.. James
d. Feldmeyer, left here today for At
lantic City, accompanied by his moth
er and sisters, Misses Lillian and Lot
tie Baker, and Mr. Charles Lee.
Miss Morrell Yewell, of Baltimore,
is visiting Mrs. Horace Fenton, Muir
ray Hill.
Mrs. A. A. Jackson and children, of
Grafton, w. Va, who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Strange,
Francis street, returned home Friday.
Mrs. James NJ. Munroe and daugh
ter, Miss Louise and Miss Emily Mum
roe, and their little sister, are at the
Inn Harwich, Cape Cod, Mass, for the
month of August
Mrs. William Duvall and daughter.
Miss Ruby, are spending two weeks at
Rock Hall, Md, visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stillwell and
children, of Philadelphia, Pa, spent
Sunday and Monday of this week with
Mrs. Stillwell's aunt, Mrs. James
CAN'T, of Germantown.
Mrs. Henry Buckhut, of Baltimore,
has been visiting her aunt Mrs. James
CAN'T, of Germantown.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-03
INQUEST THIS MORNING
Jury Begins Investigation OF Death
OF Man AT Camp Parole
From Rifle Bullet.
A COLORED MAN KILLED.
James Weems Fires Supposedly Ac-
cidental Shot Into Brain OF BurIey
Parker Last Night.

Following a supposedly accidental
shooting affair near Camp Parole late
yesterday afternoon, wherein Burley
Parker lost his life. and for which
James Weems surrendered himself 10
the county authorities, and was locked
up, pending an investigation, a coro-
ner's jury, of which Mr.. George Basil
is foreman, met this morning and
started an inquest. The dead man
was negro, as is the man who shot
him.
Following the swearing of the jur-
ors by Coroner John n. Davis. the
members of the inquest simply viewed
the body of the dead man at Adam S
undertaking establishment on Calvert
street at noon today and were ad-
journed by Coroner Davis until furth-
er notice. This was made necessary
by the illnC SIS of the principal witness,
a colored woman, and the inability to
get the other witnesses in time.
The story told by Weems was that
he had been to the store and met
Parker near Camp Parole on his way
back. Weems had a small caliber rifle
with him, and during what he SAYS
was a friendly bit of horse-play the
weapon was discharged. The ball en-
tered Parker's head through the left
eye socket, and the man fell to the
ground. Weems, apparently much
distressed, did what he could, with
others, and helped carry the injured
man to the Camp Parole Station of the
Washington, Baltimore and Annapo-
lis Electric Railway, and accompanied
him to Annapolis on the car.
When he reached Annapolis, how
ever, the physicianSat the Emergen-
cy Hospital could dc nothing for him.
He had died on the way to Annapo-
lis. Weems at ones surrendered him
self to the officers and was locked up
for the night in the county Jail, where
he will remain pending the conclusion
of the inquest
From what can be learned, the i'm
preston of some of the witnesses of
the shooting seems to be that the rifle
was pointed at Parker by Weems, and
althouh Weems says that the weapon
was discharged accidentally in slant
ing position from down by his side.
the ball entered the head and took a
perfectly straight and level course
back into the brain.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-03
A MID SUMMER WEDDING.
Miss Melcher Becomes Bride OF
Westerner-Ceremony AT Par
SOnage.

A quiet wedding took place last
evening at the parsonage of Maryland
Avenue M. f. Church, the Rev. Alex.
Blelaski, pastor, officiating. The
groom was Mr.. Sydney Virgins, of
Oklahoma, ana the bride Miss Made
line Melcher, of This city.
The ceremony was performed i'm the
presence of the brides sisters, Mrs.
+. c. Brooks and Miss Pearl Melcher.
and Miss Yetta McCann, of this city.
and Mr.. Ralph l.. Huck, of Buffalo,
N. Y, who acted as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgins will reside
with the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Melcher.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-03
MET AFTER 20 YEARS.
Two Brothers Almost Unknown To
Each ther-Both Nearly so.

Two brothers, Mr.. George McCann,
of this city, and Mr.. Michael Mccain,
of Baltimore, met today for the first
time in more than twenty years.
Time had worked such changes that
the brothers did not know each other
when they met. Both brothers are
close on to eighty years of age.
The meeting was touching and al
most pathetic. There was much for
the brothers to discuss after not hav-
ing seen each other for a score of
years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-03
ANNOUNCEMENT
Ut City Councilman Elmer E. Park
nSOn for County Commissioner

"e>'Ie To announce my candidacy for
..e ONCE of County Commissioner from
s"e 10. Election District of Anne Arun-
1e. r county, subject 10 the Democratic
''A-a'ie> 90 hc held on August 29th,
...', between the hours of 4. NJ. and
.' I'D. nominated and elected l Will
I'M ,,o -.y utmost 10 serve the people Of the
county TO their best interest.
Very respectfully.
''.a- ELMER T.. PARKINSON.