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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-08

Moonvircs, general line OF beddlns
plants, tuberoscs and gladIola
bulbs, sweet peas and other cut
flowers For Sale next Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday in the Mar
ket.
c. ALBERT SHAFFER, ROUTE l.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-08

FOR SALE-House and lot 10 rooms
535 south Lee street. Apply even
ings to A.Dean, $50 Lee st. 20 1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-08

LOST-Airedale male dog, missing
since Thursday morning. Reward
for returned or information lead
ing to return to Mrs. Horner, lzo
Walnut street, Rosemont, va
Phone 731. o-o''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-08

n. ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
PUBLISHED DAILY.
Tie Alexandria Gazette Corporation.
Gazette Building King Street.
ROBERT s. BARRETT, President.
and General Manager.
HOWARD W. SMITH, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Entered st the Postof1ce Of Alex:
s1dria, Virginia 10 second-class mat
ts1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-06-08

seriously hurt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21
NlniteriGies gserIdlluinSem.

6ruu Niort6o 9l. 9illOuff lit uer-
gangencn Wlontog 9IbenO ouS uolI-
itGnOig in6cfouuter llriaAe ans i6.
rem Semi 9tr. 500, @utman-9lpcnue,
oeri6pumOen. GoS 9obp wur luobl
eingewidelt in ser gSirge geloiicn,
mo olles otbmete 9iu6c unO 6rie-
Ocn ais ser beimfe6rcnOc Wotte OuS
@eri6wiuOeu ieiner 6roi nerftc.
Ger ii6erroicbte Nidm fam feincn
0jrunO fir ooS r6t6iel6aitc Scr
ic6wiuOcn finoen; ais ciujigcr @umO
fouue ouge6lid mr plotli6e 0lelun-
holie in 9ctra1t fommen 6roll
9iIlOuif lit "a Sabre alt, 8 SUB 6
3oll groB, wicgt etluo 1870 &iimO,
bat Omfles Soor imO cine gtor6e an
ser liufen @eiiGtsieite Sic trug
ein bloues aIeiO unO ciucn grollcu
N}untel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21
Die nNInnfner gle0Itp @O.n


Cic u9lanfner 9icaltD GompanD@
bnt iiir 6elltc mo morgcn cincn Ser
faui ibrcr y@ilion Gcrrocc" -@rimo-
itiidc arrnn9irt, BON pclbem iibcr-
lib cin auSgic6iger @cbroub gcmaht
merocn miro, I'm 10 mc6r, oa ocrIclbc
inter ioI9' giiniti0cu 9eOingmgen
an9e6oten miro, ooB Iic6 beina6c Sc
ocrmom lciitcn fam, bon oicicr
@clcgen0cit @cbroll6 81 MAIDEN.
&er6ciicrimgcn uu0 Ginrihtungcn
ihlO bon cincr 9ci1oiicnbeit, mic iie
nidt bciicr gcluiinidt icin mag. Ger
%rcis Der @rnOitiidc pariirt Don
$500 bis $3.50; oie 9eOingungen fiir
ocn 9lntailf iinO 10 gertlg ais So
baar mo So monatli6 ouf Gin
@rnloltiid; Oa5 6a6rgelo pom Gen.
trlm Ger Stnot bctrG9t ur 5 Gcuta /;
oeS @eitercn iinO Gcment-Grottoirs,
Gontrct-9innOIteine uno @oner Wia-
caOam- StraBen inO GolntD-Steuern
aui5inueiicn Die gelair-9looo Glef.
trii6c 6dlt Oireft Dor g9ilion Ger
rnccH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21
Sun See nnS Safeu.


Gompfcr n9icdnr~ nit l50 Eniiogic.
rcn eiugetroifcu. @urOe OurA
S6neeittrm in Der 9oi ouige-
5oltcn.- 0ie Observation-Disclosures.
yNiain" nit 1850 &oiiogiereu
bon @rcmcrboUcn nacb Baltimore
a6gcgaugeii.
Scr GorOOeuticbe 9loDO Gompfer
.9}edar" GopitGn 6. 6ellmerS. traf
gelteru 9l6enO an Der Gunrantdnc
Elm iulO miro 6eute frii6 7 ll6r al lei
ner @crftc 81 SocllIt-Eoint onlcgen
Sn 6olge unerlportct eingetretenen
itorfen Shueefolls mar bic 9lnflmit
OcS GompfcrS INN 81 StlurOen ucr50-
gcrt porOen Gas S6iff nor &c
5lplngcn pegen Oes ltorten Sdnce-
trci6enS 6ci gSinO Wiill @oint 81 on
fern. Die Sii5icre OeS 0onIpicrs
iinO. Capt. g. 6ellmcrS, critcr 81
fijier 81. &oOler 5ipeitcr Gfiijier s.
GencOiger 5luciter Sfii5ier q.
S6rl5c, oritter Giiijicr $. @eDer,
oritter Oifi5icr ". Mol6ouie, piertcr
Gifi5ier 2l. @ortig, 9ler5te Or. Sap
per lno 9r. W}iiaer, criter Sngcniellr
y. Braun.
Sn Der 5ipeiteu Goiiite reiiten iol-
0enoe @aiio0iere nod baltimore
6rau aot6orino 9lll6rou0t, Snfo6
9ul6ronOt, @err emil @cder 1SroI
Niarie 9eder mO &inO, 6ral Niorie
9riidcr, N}orie 9riider 9luguiic
9riider 6rol Gliie @loor, @err Sol.
@loor, Gliiabct6 @loor, 6rib @loor,
Serr 9uoiS Snielo, Sri. @}ogoolcno
Smfclo, Scrr Wlihoel Gu6if Serr
9lOom GoDier Or. i. ". Niepcr,
@err @il6clm NdibIenborO, Serr s.
Ho6inopicj, 3err Sofo6 Shoefcr,
Gr. Is. y. gSils, 5err Suowig Murit,
6rou Selenc @1rit mO S5err Nioie9
3itron, Der Guupier bat cine be-
trdGtlite 9(n5u6l @oiiogerc 6ercitS
in E6ilaOelpbiu gelunOct
o@toin" nod Baltimore q g.
gegongen.
@eiterh 2l6euO s ll6r lit Der Gonl'
pier oMuiu Ocs 9torOOeutiden SloO0
bon Bremen noN Y6ilnOclpbia unN
Baltimore obgegougen, 1850 %aiio.
giere iino nod Dem 6ieiigcn Sofcn
beitinlnIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21
6nnptquartier erGffnet.

ObcrIt Seromc S. sSopcc unO SoDn
%. 0cponoi Ionic g(. @nrnpclO
9i66inS unO onocrc @eonlte Scr
Stcrncn6onncr- Gommiiiion nobmcn
Gcitern @3orgcn gum criten @}ol eine
9eii6tiglng oes neuen SauptQuor-
tiers, pelbcs iic6 in 9tr. t07 Dit
@oltimore-5troBe, bcfinOet Dor uno
moren frcuoig iiberroicbt iiber Sen
gllten @inOrud, meIden ooiiel6e
mndte
l50 u@lfs" bon Scr Baltimore
9ogc 9tr. 7" marcn 0onncrltug
9IbenO in S8oi6iugtoh no iic Die Dor
tigc &oge crilMtcn an ser nnldBlih
Scr Sterncnbnnner- 6eicr itottiinoen-
oen &ara0e tbeil0unebnen meI6em
@ciuG 0enn oid itottgege6en wurOe.
Gen @nltimorcrn muroc ieitenS i6rer
9'riiocr in SSoibington Gin frcuoigcr
Gmpfong 5u Tbcil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21
sonnenanf- nnO llnteroano.
Sac Mettcr.

Sir NiorDlono mo Ocn 0iitrift
Columbia 6cute flar unO mariner lnO
pcrdnocrlibc gGiuoc. Die b0biie
Ecnpcratlr 6ctrug 80 @rao inn 2
ll6r gta6mttogS lulO bic nieOrigitc
~ @raO inn 6 ll6r Wiorgcns.
81 Ocn iibrigcn @cttcr- -9coboh-
tlug9Itotioucn OcS 2auoc9 mar oic
nieOrigite Scupcrotilr, uie iolgt;
gltlautic GitD 26, 9isnord y,
Bolton %, Buffalo TO- G6arleiion
80, G6icoao 20, GlepclanO rs, Corpus
G6riiti 3S, Gcnucr q, 1ctroit 10,
Iuht6 A, Gaitport t6 @alpeiton
40 0jrccn Ban 4. Sottcras AS, SABRE
20, Nclcuo 20 Sodioupille SO, ami-
las GitD t6, &rorpillc 2l 9ouiSs
bile Is, NlorQuctte ,, Nicmpbis 26,
NlontgomerD 36, @loutrcal 2, 9lon-
tudet 26, 9lep Orleans AZ, 9iem.
s)orf 20. Gflaboma Is, @ittsburg
fl, @6ilaOclp6io 26, @ortlouO, DC,
rs, &ortlono, Grcy So, Gucbcc -,
9iaIeigb 3S, Solt 9ufc-Gitp 3S, Gan
6roncisco 80, ct, 9ouis 20, St@onl
IS, Scranton II, Shreveport 36,
Spofonc 40, Enmpa IS, @oibingtou
26 mo Sginnipeg i6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21
llnuerbeiierlidJ.

9iahocnl CT 6inncn nidt picl mc6r
ais II So0cn SUM 5lucitcu yQ'alc olf
Griu1cn icincr 8ralr Ebcrcla Sic
gcl, 9lr. 6, gtorO-Goroline- Ctr, ne
gen ongebli6cr @crnoAldiigung ici-
ncr 6nmilic pcrbaitct milr0c lpurOe
Der crit i9.id6ri9c Solomon Sicgcl,
luo6n6ait in 9lr. 1907. Sit-9omborO-
StroBc, geIteu bon 9iidter Soplcr
IN ocr mcitli6cu Eoli5ci.Station lul-
Ter 5000 8iir9i6ait fiir bic &crbuuO-
hung Dor oen @ci6worcncn geitcllt.
%ic crimcrli6 un0 icincr Belt i'm
nGulticbcn Gorrciponoentcn" bcriA-
tet, erfldrte Sicgel ii1 bel ieinem cr-
itcu @cr6or ni6t perpflibtct, iiir
icinc 6ran 3l iorgcn, oa oicielbc
oleid8citig ieuic S6wcltcr ici. @S
iteatc ii1 Oamal3 0eralls, 0aB Der
Batter bon 6rml Sicgcl @ithper mar
mo oie W}1tter oes glngeflagten nad)
oen Eo0c i6rcS Nlnune0 gcbcirot6et
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21
@oet6e's yEanlt."

3m @emrinOebollie Der 3ious Csc.
neinoe bielt @oor Sofnonn geitern
gbeno oie Gorleilmg oes eriteu &bci.
les bon @oet6c's 06uu1t." @lan be.
fommt in cincm ginter gar Wlonhes
ouf fiinitleriibcm c5ebiet 5ll b6rei
uno 81 iebeu, ober cine iol6e Sor-
Iciung it bod gon5 beionocrcr 9lrt.
.g'ibt mlr iebr portbeilboit bonn cr-
5icRerii4en Stouopunft ans, ionoern
ond cin fiinitleriider @enub. @foi
hot ia DiSoiit" geleicn obcr ipic all.
oers, penn man Oieic5 gGpoItigc
sScrf 10 5u 06reu bcfommt, mie cs
0cltcrn Der SOIL mar. Gonn crit cr-
fennt man 3um Gbeil oie @sobe bic
Ter Sprahe.
Sin 5ublrciGcS 4u6lifim buttc
lid cingciuunen. &oiicntlicG nerDel
0ieier @orleiimg weitere iolgeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21

ncucn 6cucr6oote5 qGotoraci" itatt-
iin0cu un0 nodOcm oerigl6en sic ior-
meae llc6crno6ne Scr StoOt crfol-
gen. WegemGrtig periie6t Ole ga.
taroct" 0eu SoidOienIt i'm Saien al
lein, 3unal Oos onOcre 6elIerboot
oIellge4 gcreinigt ln0 einer &eliel-
9iepiiiou unter5o9en miro. Gin @iit.
glieo ser 6encrbc60roe io9te geitern.
bic nGntoroct" lit ein p0aig neucS
Boot 9tur Die &eiiel lmO Die Eum-
pen 0cs olten SdiifSf0rperS iinO &C.
6roldt morOeu. 6rii6cr mar cS ein
6oI5erncs mo Jest lit cS ein itd6Ier.
ncS 6obrjcug. GoS Soih6oot ulrOe
pou ser ,Spe0Ocn Sbip Building
GonponY" uungebout umO 6cIieicn
ii6 sic Soften ouf S62,500 Gas
SAiif lit biluOert SUI lang, 25 6uB
brett lluO lat 8 SUB Eici9ouG. 9eI
cncm @rnnoc fonu es ans 2l
SblGnc6en 1000 @oQonen@oiier pro
Niinute ucriclL"
0os onOcre 6cucr6oot lit i2S 6lB
lana lnO foitctc sic Staot $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21
Gin Nemfaettcl.

@ei St SeIeuo wnr0e 9lrt6ur 9rpon
nit E6eer 6eiAmicrt ~ Soq e6-
reurii6rigc 9leuBcrlmoan ii6er eill
jimgeS @}dO6en genIo6t 5a6eu.
Sellft &er66r in Canton.
g(rt6ur 9rDon, Der iie65e6nid6rige
So6u BON 6rau @m. s. 9rpou, &i-
ucrpicm-9lpcme, ct. Selena, 9nlti-
morc.Gountu, lit Gonucritag 9lbenO
ii6el 5ugeriAtet morOen Son elmer
6rou bat er Oie 9ferOepeitiHe 5u To-
item 6efommaL uno cinige mann.
lic6e n6eloen4 bobcn oen 9lermitcn
pon aopf bis 81 Ocn 6iiBen mitE6eer
6eic6nliert. Sic 6olge oieieS &rieg5-
jiigcS mar oab Die 9e6orOcn gelterl
Oonit 6ei6ditigt wurocn, gcgcu bic
nugc6li6 NSgt6eili9ten 6uft6efeble 81
crloiien SIS iinO oics @iQiom s.
SSoorc, icine 6rau, Ocren Orei So6nc
@arol0, emmett imo gSi0iom s.
@oore, George N}urpbp imO SoDn
6ug6eS. 9lQc parOen 6eiGulOigt,
9rDau t6dtlic6 ongegriiien 5i bo6cn.
6cute 9io6rilittog miro Oos Ger66r
in ser Yoli5ei-Stotion 5u .GonIon
ltottfiuOcu. @rpan idJil0ertc ieine
9ciOcn folgenOermoBen: Gr NOR 0e-
gen s llbr 9l6enOS ouf Dem @ege ST
SrclmOcn, ais i'm in ser 9iG6e Scr
Stride cin Wionn onipro6 unO ibnl
iogtc, Srou &onrG, oic cine 6reunOin
iciner Nhttcr lit, babe i6m etpos
OringenoeS mitjut6cilen @r m0gc
bod 6inter Oic Stride fommcn @r
millio6rte Dem Mlmic6e llnO lplr0e,
ais cr folm Oen Hlob OcS SteQ0id).
Gins CREDIT 6ottc. Don me6rercn
0ldnn2rn geiuBt lul0 ieitgebaltca
m1brenO 6rnu 6oorc i6m porpori
pon i6rcr 13-id6rigcu lodter bcleioi.
9enoe Tcbouptlngcn III llmlauf &C.
bradt 5u 6o6en plr0e er nieOergt-
morfen lmO c6e er li6 nod nert6ei.
oi9cn fonnte, 6egann 6rou @oure ibu
ongcblib nit Ser @fcrOepciticbe 81
6eorbeiten pdbrcnO Serr Soorc nit
einen u@c6iiIfcn" Dem llngliidlihcu
wormcn I6acr oui sic &lciOer 81
Itrcihen bcgonn 9rDon ioll bolr
icine 9cinnung Oerlorcn 6obcn m(
crit inn 6allie Der 6rmi McS6one al
Baltimore -StroBe 5u ii6 gefommen
iein. SEER unO 6rou 6oare erflor-
ten @rpnn MIR eine 9eftion gc6en 81
molten, an sic cr iein 2e6enlang Ocn.
fen miirGc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21
Hredler @in6rndl.

&G6reno @crr uio 6rar @iainm
$. Soiitetter IN i6rem Souic, 9tr.
1885, Sit-9tort6s9lpcmic, icblieicu
ituttcten Ginbrcber in Dem S1lai.
simmer ibnen cineu 9eiucb a6. Sic
unbmcn &leiolmgSitiide, SIG in @nor
nit, itiegen onnn ms @B5inlmer
bina6 mO tranfen i'll aQer Seelen-
ru6c cine 6laidc @ein 5u Scr ibneil
Ncrrn Solicitors Gigarren icbr glt
icbmcdten. tSrau Soiitetter ipa4te
5iicrit allf wcdtc ibren Maun mo
iu9tc, lie bo6e OaS Sciii6l nlS ob lie
dloroioruiirt lporoen p0rc. g|o@-
Ocm @crr Sofitettei feinc ,Srau be-
rubigt bate, itclltc CT crit lett, 0nB
I'M Salie einsebrodcu morOen por.
Gie Noli5ci OcS noro0itliben 1iItrif-
tr5 lit oui Scr SuNc no6 sen Gin
breheru lonnic aber bisbcr ibrer
nod niNt 6a6bait weroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21
IN ihlimlner QQne.

Gos oItc ocuihe e6cpnor, wel
dies iid an ieincm @cbcnso6cno oui
sic @lilot1dtigfeit Der Nitmenihcl
pcrloIien maB, bate gcItern imo Dor
Qcitcrn f1Ite 3inmer Der hncrmar
tete 5bncefaa batte loobl a6lte, dbel
fcinc aoblen gcbrot6t uno babel inn
bic olten @lieOer ni6t mcbr 10 nj
ocritauosidbi0, ais in iiingen Sab.
rcu. Sm onu8en gingen gcItern bon
s.. Ni. g. 6mei 0oaars eiiL 10 oab
bio1cr 500 5uiunmcn limo mo nobe.
ou nod $50 gcionlmclt pcroen mill.
icn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21
Wic6t Srgcl-9ierit

Sri. ellie @oialinOe sVliQer, Orgo-
niitin ser biIboili@-lnctbopii
ct. &ouPS STRIDE, miro morgen
9la6mittog I'M %eaboo0 @lliiif.Gon-
icrpatorium cin Or9cl-&ecital ge6cr,
bel wel6em tSrunccS ". @lorrow,
Sopran i6r aiiiitircn miro. GaS
%rograulm lit cin rei65oltigeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21
Seirat68igieepstn.

Samuel 8. Grcegcr %, mO 9nuu
Sigger Is.
@m g. Saupt 81 geicbieoen unO
&ot6erine 9fnuOoIl, 32 gSittme.
Benjamin &6lferi t96, lnO 9in-
rianc y. SITTER, 2nlt1l9e
Clarence 6. Smith %, pon 9rims.
ipid WO., lmO Catherine Stonlep,
%, bon Baltimore, geiHieOcn.
Soiep1 ~ &onroning, 30. unO
Clara u McGougall, 30, 9coc BON
Sorrio6urg, ga
g9illion @unnenpetiA, q, nnO
@crt6n S6naIe, II.
SoldS Un0cl o. ino 0lc6o 6rcc
Oenberg 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21


Gas ,5rii6ia6r bat 6eoonucn.
@cittc Nlorgeu s llbr bat Der &intcr
9l6ldico 0cuonlncn uno mir Oiiricl
mtrmcbr auf oic ib6nc golOcne 5riib-
iabrsjcit rpartcn. Ter Nlonnt Dldrj
bat ms nod rcdt lnangcncbmeS
@irtcruettcr gcbratt ooh miro Oas
6olo pieocr pcrgciieu, menn bic bel-
Ten 5tru6lcn Ser Some ms ms
Srcic lodcu uuO Crime Splrcu Der
cnpa1cnocu 9totir luicrc 9ulgeu cr-
qlrideu.
9lac gln5ciAcn iproc6cn gcItcrn Oo.
iiir, 0uB sic &cnlpcrnhr itcigcn imo
mdriuercs gSetter micocr eintrctcn
Diro. SmpoDl ia Oicicn &intcr Der
Sdnecfoa Elm ouBergclpobnliA gro.
ser mar, 10 fam lid Baltimore IN
Oiclcr @r5icbllug ocnnoh gliidli6
iC9GBcn, menn man III @etrodt 5iebt,
0aB Ocriel6e in Oieier Soiion nur 16
.3oa mar. S5ierpon fielcn i've 3oll
I'M 5e6ruar un0 ingcfGbr bier 3oa
oicicn Monnt. Der geitrige S6nee.
faQ bctrug 5lpci 3oI. Sm leBten
Sabre bottc Baltimore ulr Orei 3oll
SAncc. mG6rcn0 inl Sabre 1912
27 3oa SMnec fielcu. Die @ciddftS-
itrobcn 6oten gcltcrn eincn tralrigen
9lnblid, Oo IN 5ol8c Ocs SteigcnS
Der Gclnpcratlr ocr SMnce idneIl
icbmolS mo bic 5traBen 6cinobc mi.
paiiirbor iuoc6te. GuS 5troBcn.9tci
nigungS Dcpartpmcnt Ucriu6tc icin
S'cncs, Der Situotion gcrcMt 81 wcr.
nclL itnb Daitc 81 frilDcr Wlorgcns
ihnoc cine groBe gln5a6l bon 9lrbci.
tern uno g8ogcn CUR Stelc, I'M Oic
Strobcn iuic0cr in gutcn 3uitonO 81
pcricBcu, Dicicnl llnlItono mar cs
ocun oil6 81 ocrOanfcu Dob bel Gin.
brud6 ocr Qnnfel6cit 5lun @tinOeitcl
0os @cihGitsoicrtcl cincn gltcn Gin.
orud moMta un0 oic StroBcn iih
ipie0cr in outer @crfaiiung befonoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21

tcuOcut Der 6rei6oOGomuiiiion, be-
fiirportet Oen gepIonten 9eidluB.
Gr iaatc, OoB Baltimore mr ein6rei.
boO fir 9}eger bat. Gieies 6eiinSct
ii6 an ser 9lrgDlc-9lueme. Seit 5ipci
Sobren lit ser 9eiuA OicieS 9ooeS
10 groB, oob Elm lpeitereS 9oO lm6c.
oingt n0t5i0 lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21

$. 30. q. - G8 mare unS ouec-
ne6nL wenn sic Dem ,0erticbcn
Gorreipouoenten" mitt6cileu uoa.
ten pann Sic oic oneeblic6 nidt
quittirtc Donation einecianot 6aben.
Sin &erieben lit m6glic9L obcr nicbt
ie6r po1rideinlid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-21
gln feltlidler Safel.

1cr ,glorooitlidc gerid0ucritigs+
&crcm~ ga6 I'M nSootel S'roaopap"
Elm 9anfett, ou ueldeni i25 Set.
gate t6eilna6uen. 9ei Dem 9nnfeti
iungirtc ser 4Srdiioent OcS &ereils
Serr Sobonneieil, ais Eoolinleiiter
sSt iciuer 9lniprnde 1d6lte @crr So.
6ouueicu Die 6ortidritte, Oie gtcrO
oit9altinore 0urcb Sen Gerein ge.
mnd)t bo6e oii mo Bat olle .Vlit
glicoer iih rc0elnaBig on oen Ger.
ianmIlmaen all 6etheiIiaen.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
THIEVES STEAL EXHIBITS
MADE FOR POLICE CHIEFS
While Delegates to Convention Arc ON
outing, burglars Take IIuuIcufs
and HcyUIyCrs.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Juno 1S.-Whilc
the $50 police chiefs. representing the
largest cities in the United states. were
taxing an outing OH Lake Michigan to-
day thieves broke into the Coliseum
the convention hall, and stole Il mum
Der Of handouts and several reviewers
OH exhibition there
Officers will be elected tomorrow.
and date set for next years conven-
ton. Major Sylvester. of Washington.
undoubtedly Will be reelected prcsi-
dent. If Superintendent Carr of Grand
Rapids. resigns as sccrctary as is
runorcd. Michael Cassada. OF IIlmira,
y. y. will probably succeed him. Mich
acl Regain viii be reelected vice-presi-
dent. william J. Burns's name Will
not appear on the new list official
acton on the recommendations viii
follow the presentation of Fred Gala
Shcr's report
On the trip about tic lake to-day
Chief Edward X. Moore. of Roanoke
Va. recommended that all patroIncn
be furnished with linen uniforms dur
ing ;hc hot months OF the summer
Chiefs from many cities declared that
they would attempt to have Moorc's
ide;; Endorsed by their commissioners
Moore believes Roanoke will establish
precedent in this matter this sum
mcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
SUBSCRIPTION TO STOCK
ny CITY IS ENJOINED
Especial to The T1mes.pisnatch1

Especial to The Times Dispatch
fredericksburg, Va, June 1s.-The
city Council recently voted to sub
scribe TO fifty shares of stock Of the
Kappahannock Valley Agricultural and
Mechanical Fair Society, amounting to
$500. to help rebuild the main building
on the Fair Grounds. which was re-
Gently destroyed by fire. Charles H.
Wissner and his wife, Bette T.. WIss-
ner. with their attorney, William Il
Goolrick, petitioncd Judge John 7.
Goolrick. Of the Corporation Court. to
grant an Injunction restraining the
city from subscribing 10 this stock as
being AN illegal proceeding The in
Junction was granted and IL limited TO
thirty days. The complainants gave
D"hd In tho sum OF 500, with Il. y.
Goodrich as security.
The summer normal fnstitute will
open in this city at the sormal school
grounds. Wednesday. June "a. II is
expected that over 300 teachers will he
IN attendance. The sessions will con-
t!nuc FOR a month. closing with hold
ING or examinations for State certi0-
cate Professor L. II. Russell. presi-
dent OF the Frederick sburg State Nor
NAL school is the conductor of the
summer school. and g. NJ. Harrison is
local manager. strong faculty has
been named
on Sunday afternoon a handsome
smart VIII be dedicated here, under
the auspices OF Live Oak Camp, No. ~.
Noodnen of the World, of this city
TO the memory OF the late G. Ernest
Layton. United States Senator Morris
Sheppard. of Texas. will be the orator
OF the occasion. He will be introduced
By State Manager :. Is. Latham, of Nor
folk. The shaft is very handsome
one. number OF other orders of the
city OF which Mr.. Layton was a mem
Der. VIII participate in the ceremonies
Kew {. Edward Buxton has arrived
mere from the Episcopal Theological
seminary near Alexandria, and wiz
remain during the summer. He viii
nave charge OF Christ Church and ST
Georges Chapel. both in Spotsylvania
county. holding service each SUNDAY
morning at II o'clock, at Christ Church
ana ! o'clock in the afternoon at the
chapel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
QUARTERMAsTER OF SHIP
BLAMEs STEERING GEAR
Man on Bridge of the Empress ut
Time Of Disaster Reports to
StOrstad'S Counsel.
STATEMENT DENIED BY CAPTAIN
Accusing Witness, on Stand, Gives
Testimony That Vessel Acted IIX-
actly as One Would BE Expected
To-EverybOdy i'm Court Laughs.

Quebec. June Sc. a. Iaight. OF
counsel for the owners of the collier
Storstad. which rainmed and sank the
steamship Empress or Ireland in the
st. Lawrence River with the loss Of
more than 1000 lives, to-day startled
the commission which is investigating
the disaBter with /; statement reaching
him that. on the night of the disaster.
the steering gear OF the Empress was
disabled. He WAS go informed. he said.
by Qunrtcrinastcr Galway. Of the Elm
press. Galway w;iS Oh the bridge at
the time of the accident, and. accord
Ing 10 Haights statement. said the
Efnpress's steering gear WAS jainmcd.
Captain Kendall. Of the Empress,
called to the stand. repudiatcd Galway's
story. AZ did Chief Engineer ,Siampsoi.
Captain Walsh. marine superintcn-
dent OF the Canadian Pacific halfway,
owners OF the Empress. denied that any
attempts had been made to get Galway
out Of the country.
IIaiRht said the information only
reached him during the past twelve
hours.
Last night ~ man called me on the
telephone and said he was Il quarter
master OF the Empress, and wanted to
sec me-, said IIaight. II asked him
II he was Il witness. and he said me was
not. 1 hesitatcd Il little and then told
him to come To the hotel
II sent for my partner in the case
and we heard the stoty. lie said that
on the night Of tho collision, some
Time previous to the accident. he had
been ut the wheel. and that the ship
had refused to answer her wheel for
1.-Two minutes. and that she had almost
run down another sbip Her said that
tho Canadian Pacific Pat on
To send him home to England on the
steamer Montreal. he showed a letter
TO the captain of the shin, signed bv
Captain Walsh. marine superintendent
or tho company. asking that he be
signed OH and taken home az he was
Il survivor of the Empress's crew"
Later in the day Galway. whose ac-
"usations Iiaight had related took the
stand.
ifH said nc had made certain claims
about the steering gear OF the Empress
to Haight at the suggestion Of the
representative of -, sailors ana fire
mems union. the name of which lie did
not Know lie contcndcd that the En-
press shcercd round in opposition to
hcr helm when coming. up the ST Law
renee. ANA while on her last trip west
ward l!c explained that when ne nut
the HELM To starhoarG the ship went to
port AS this was exactly what "a shir
might be expected to do eycrybodv i'm
court laughed.
The witness insisted that the shin
Shecred ana went toward another YES
sci in the river
Galway said that nc had had other
trouble with the wheel In the river on
the 9iSht of the disaster between 10
ana IL o'clock. II had TANNED he said
Tor about three minutes lie insisted
that hc had reported the matter to
second officer Williams. who was on