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The Washington times., 1916-10-21
WOULD BAR STORES
FROM RESIDENCE SITS.
Building Inspector Recommends
Ban and Suggests Change
in Height Regulations.

Legislation prohibiting erection OF
stores or other business houses In pure
y residential streets Is recommended
BY Morri Hacker, building inspector OF
the District. In his annual report, sub
mitted to the Commissioners today.
The law regulating height of build
fngs. he says, should be amended so as
to correct the unfair and unsightly con-
dition which arises at intersection OF
streets where the height permitted on
the wider streets 10 allowed to extend
an unlimited distance on the street OF
lesser width"
Six thousand building permits inyoly-
Ing total expenditure of Sl3, 495, 535, an
increase over the preceding year of
.6eB, were issued during the year.
This Is the biggest year the building
department has had since 1912. A con-
siderable Increase Is shown In all classes
Of new buildings.
Among the permits issued were 1913
brick dwellings, valued at $3.50, l50; 81
apartments. A.396,00O; stores and
dwellings, 1880: . stores and apart
raents, 1880; 2 theaters, $lCO 900; 2 fac
tories, $1,000; 80 tile dwellings, $227, $50
SG frame dwellings, S1.O+0. 239, and 81
elevators. $S2,63l.
The following summary shows dis
tribution OF improvements and their
coat:
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
Mrs. Wiley Denies
RumOr She Is Dead

Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley. wife OF the
pure food expert and a leader In the
woman suffrage movement, today
echoed the famous statement OF the
late Mark Twain. that the report of
her death was greatly exaggerated.
Relatives and friends OF Mrs. Wiley
were alarmed last evening when II was
reported that DIR. Wiley received a
mysterious telephone call, Just before
he was to deliver a lecture in Indianap-
oils. Ind. that his wife had died sud
denly.
Telephones began to tingle at the
Washington home Of the Wiieys. but
1t was found that Mrs. Wiley. with
her two children. Harvey. jr.. and John
Preston Wiley. were at their summer
home In Bluemont, Va.
Later Mrs. Josephine p. Kelton,
mother of Mrs. Wiley. who lives at
1877 Kalorama road. got In touch with
Mrs. Wiley, on the long distance tele-
phone. Mrs. Wiley assured her she
No explanation has been received OF
the source of the telephone message
DIR. Wiley is expected home tonight.
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
WEEKEND DECLINES
H|TSLOCAL MARKET
But Few Transactions Are Re-
corded in Days Trading.
Prices Were off.

Weekend dullness dominated the
tone of the market at today's session
of the, Washington Stock Exchange
and when quotation prices were
changed the tendency was I ofraction-
ally lower levels.
Odd lots of Capital Traction stock,
totalling Is shares. sold at san, or
fractionally under the high OF the
previous day. The quotations bid.
however. was advanced v OF a point
to SAN.
After 20 shares OF Washington Rail-
way and Electric common had sold Mt
81 the bid dropped " a point to 81 a
The preferred stock eased off In SYM
pathy.
The bid on MergenthaIen Linotvpe
stock was lowered ~ points to 1888.
quotation figures for Georgetown
Gas stock were established at IS bid
and SO asked.
Other sales included a $500 Ameri-
can Graphophone COMPANY first per
cent bond at 1929 and shares OF
Washington Gas at I'M.
John l.. dwards. broker. with offices
at l4l5 q street northwest. and secretary
OF the Washington Stock Exchange, mas
been elected a member OF the New York
stock exchange. Mr.. Edwards recently
purchased a seat on the New York ex-
change, paying $65, coo,
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
Mrs. Eliza c. Scidmore,
Aged so, Dead in Japan

Word has been received here OF
the death, at the home OF her son.
George H. scidmore. American consul
OF Mrs Eliza Catherine Scidmore, at
the age of ninety-two years. Mrs.
Scidmore had lived In Japan for
twenty-five years.
She came TO Washington at the be-
ginning of the civil war. and was
prominently Identified with relief
work among the sick and wounded
children, Eliza r. Scidmore. OF Wash
ington and Yokohama. and George
". Scidmore. connected with the Far
Eastern consular service for thirty
i've yeAgAs sAEvk0A -
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
Entries for Mondays
Races at Laurel Track

First race--Two-year-o maidens: sell
Ing hye and half furlonss. Howard
Weber; ~: sEweeter Than Sugar, III;
Bright and Early. 100; 'Petapsco. 100;
.stony Brook. 1ol; Kentucky Boy, liz; Al
Hudson E ,imp), 10; Leading Lady ioei
Velour. 1903; sargoh 3nd Ump.), los.
steeplechase; selling; about two miles
Racebrook, 147; Abdon. l+2; ]. r. John.
son, 1879; Cynosure. 1917 Beethoven. lsb
6 6s.a r, 49, GhsyrG1i , 49, king Pm ,io
shack, l39; High Priest. 1886; white
Metal, 1870; Gloucester, 130; 'March Court
1877; "FrlJolee, 1874.
Third race-Two-year-olds; purse; on,
mile mile, Daddy Long Legs, ~ % sandal
Piraeus, 1os (k) ArtemIs 1906.
N) Oneck stable entry,
Fourth racial ages high weight han.
dicapi six furlongs Co Startling. ies
s T RSnn M''4s s:. s sin:' a ass:s
1i2: Pan Maid, l25: Kewessa. 11s; (cj
Lady Barbary. i1s; Turmoil, 1l5 w Car.
hide. ~; Madame Hermann. 1is; Can.
(c) R. F. CSrmsn entry. w J. g. Tyre,
entry.
Fifth race--Three-year-o Odds and up
purse; one mile. A; n. Akin. 10; Pullux
lo3; (m) Flittergold, l0S: Venetia. 100
Capra, 1903; Benevolent ump). los
(m) Fenmouse, 100.
(m) Mueller entry.
Sixth rsce-Three-year-ol and up; sell
ing: one mile and sixteenth. SAndhiii, ia
Afterglow, 10; Hiker, l0s; Ash Can. 107
Repton, lo7; Rose Juliette, 1o2; 'Bui
Around. 100; 'soorpio. 102; Dinah Do
112; Disturber. 10; Emerald Gem. 100
Mary Warren. 107; Queen OF Paradise, lot
'Daingerheld, ITO; 'voluspa. 1oA
Seventh race-Three-year-old and up
selling; one mile and sixteenth. stai
Gaze, 1l6; Maxims Choice. ia; From
lOS; 'YodelinE, lO4i O. NJ Miller ia
Juliet, 100; Cullen sabe, 100; Day OF Light
100; stalwart Helen, 1906; 'wodan, 104,
Five pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
''Ten pounds allowance claimed fo
rider in ateepiechase.
Weather clear; track heavy.
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
DISTRICT OFFICIALS
INSPECT OCCOQUAN
Justice Mccoy and Others Visit
Workhouse and Reformatory.

Inspection OF the District workhouse
and reformstory at occoquan and Lor-
ton. Va, was made today by Justice
Walter !. Mccoy. OF the District SUI
preme Court. Commissioners Brownlow
and Kutz. John Joy Edison, and George
8. Wilson. president and secretary OF
the Board Of Charities: DR.. John Van
Schaick, Jr., and Charles +. Nesbit. SUI
perintendent Of insurance.
Work on the temporary reformatory
buildings. In which will be housed the
long term District prisoners from
Leavenworth and Atlanta, Is progressing
rapidly, Fifty prisoners will be brought
form the Federal penitentiaries within
the next week or ten days to aid in the
work
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
|STEEL AND MOTORS
LEAD \. Y.,MARKET
Baldwin and American Locomo-
tive Issues Show Large
Gains Today.

NEW YORK. Oct. n.-U. 8. Steel
led an advance in the early trading
on the Cock exchange today. opening
up " to u. Other Steel issues ad-
vanced fractionally and Baldwin To-
motive. American Locomotive. and
other equipment issues made good
gains. General Motor sold at 500. q
record transaction for any issue on
the exchange excepting a cash trans
action in Northern Pacific, at 1000 in
1901
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
Wholesale Produce Market

EoGs-Esarby. fresh. ssosse per doA,
Southern. sc per dox.
chEEsE-Nsw York new. 1oone Der ID.
BUTTER-EiGin print no yer 10, tuA
&c per H.
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens. ls0.oc per h.
chickens, 2od2lc per ID.
LIVE sToCK-veal calves. choice tihoIio
per 10; ordinary, s0ioc per To-: Eat sheep
bhQec per h.; spring lambs, choice. lo0ioM
per 10
DRESSED PoRK-small. lie per h.: msdi-
UNI. 120iHto per ID.
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
FUNERAL RITES FOR
CAPITAL RESIDENTS
Places and Time Of Services Ar
ranged by Bereaved Families.
AdOlph VanReuth,

Funeral services for Adolph VanReuth,
who died Thursday, aged seventy eight
years. will be held at the residence. S13
New Jersey avenue northwest, Monday
at Q o'clock. thence to st. Aloysius'
Church. where requiem mass will be
celebrated. Interment will be made in
was veteran employe of the a auditor
for the Postofffce Department. He came
to this country when boy from Hol-
land. and during the civil war served
In Maryland regiment.
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
Mrs. James Ryan.

Funeral services for Mrs. James
Ryan. who died Thursday. aged nifty
seven years. will be held at the resi-
dence. 291l Thirteenth street northwest.
Church OF the Sacred Heart, where
requiem mass win be celebrated at 0
o'clock. Interment will be In Mt. olivet
Cemetery. ..
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
Charles F. Mallard,

Funeral services for Charles F. NAL
lard. private. Company c. Eighth United
States infantry. who died at Rial.
Philippine Islands. September 10. wera
held yesterday at Arlington Cemetery.
ME l. Mallard: n sister, Mrs. Walter
y Barr, and a brother. Claude L. NAL
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
Mrs. BENJAMIN P. Mann.

Funeral services for Mrs. BENJAMIN p.
Mann, who died Thursday, will be held
ut the residence, 1918 Sunderland place
tomorrow at 4:30 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
LOCAL AND N. Y. FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Stocks.

An transactions IN STOCKS are on the basis
81 dollars and fractions thereof.
Quotations Furnished ~ w. n. Hibbs =
Co.. members Of New rort Stock ExsnanEe
Hibhs Buiid:ng.
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
Asks to Administer Estate.

An estate OF stocks. insurance, and
cash, valued at $1,000 was left by
Jerome GsSrland, who died n Chevy
Garland, sole heir. has applied to the
Probate Court for the privilege of
administering the estate.
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
Frat Church of Christ.
Scientist

COLUMBIA ROAD AND EUCLID sTREn7.
esrvires: Sunday. II . m. and Q .. m
SubJect-'Frohibition After Death"
sunday school n - m Wednesday even
ing meeting, Q o'clock. Public cordially In.
vitsd. Reading room and lean library. eel
Colorado Building.
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
Associated Bible Students

AT OLD MASONIC TEMPLE. 9th and r SITS.
NV, 8 2. m. lecture by DR.; r. I, ROBBIE:
Calling Ing Of COD" f;sO ,. M, class nesting for
Bible Study, .
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
Mt. Pleasant M. e. Church,
Mount Vernon Place
M. E. Church, South
Edward K. Hardin, Pastor

CORNER 9TH AND MASS. AVE ". W.
II q. m.--Bishop A. w. Wilson.
8 D. m.-"The Power Of Conscience"
WAUGH Mccoy, D. = D.. Ml nS: e.
Sunday school, $50 O. m.
1850 4. m.-Supremacy OF the Spiritual"
z:a0 y. m.--Junior League.
ESQ p. m.-Epworth League.
1850 p. m.-"can You Strive WITH an An.
ReI7"
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
Presbyterian
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT

Connecticut Ave. 18th ana strsstA
CHA RLES WOOD, Minister.
CHARLES c. TEvIS.
Minister-I In Charge Of Peck Chapel.
$3.50 q. m, Sunday School.
II a. M. morning service. Sermon By the
pastor.
e;t5 D. m, Christian Endeavor meeting.
7:46 D. m, music rendered by double quar-
tette, Mr. Lorleburs, 'cellist; sydney Lloyd
Wrightson, director; Harvey Murray. or
ganist. Sermon by the pastor-Subject,
''How Blessings Become Curses"
s p. M. Thursday, Midweek service. After
noon service resumed November 9Th.
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
Methodist Episcopal
CALVARY

On Columbia road. between 18th and
18th stS n. W., JAMES sHERA MONT.
0OMERGs Minister. Sunday School at
gao ,is TSTship q. .srI j.; win, With sermon p,e
TURES OF TWO BIG MEN" Epworth
League at 7. At & o'clock DIR. MoErGoM-
cry will give the sixth lecture In the serie,
on Every Day Life Sermons" The special
subject win be THE MEDICINE OF A
MERRY HEART" Free seats to the people.
Mt. Pleasant M. <. Church,
South
Sixteenth Street near Lamont. Rev. Forrest
J. Prettyman, ID. D.. pastor. Opening SER
vices:
Preaching at Ii O. m. and .. m. by the
pastor.
Sunday school, $50 Q. m.
Epworth League. p. m.
,SNIINIIpV SIXTEENTH STREET.
r''UNDhf NEAR p STREET.
$50 a. m.-sunday school.
100 a. m. and p. m. Rev. George Edward
Reed, ID. D., Of Harrisburg, Pa.
s:t5 p. m. Epworth League service
Visitors Welcome. Excellent Music.
The Washington times., 1916-10-21

Gospel Mission
GOSPEL MISSION
H. W. KLINE. Superintendent.
Services every night at Mission Hall.
2l6 John Marshall place.
Rev. Harry d. Mitchell
win Speak Tonight.
THE. BALTIMORE TRIO
VIII Sing All Day Tomorrow Sunday
Mr.. Albert Wamsley, ex-police court
reporter, will relate his wonderful
experience. Short addresses by other
mission workers.
Special Jubilee Services All
Next Week.
Bible study courses every Wednes-
day at 4:30 p. m, conducted by Rev.
John Henry Troy, from the National
Bible Institute OF New York city.
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
FINANCIAL
The Safest Investment

Are those that do not nuctuAts durins Ain.
turbed conditions Of the money or stock mar
ksts. First deed Of trust notes (hrst unort.
Gages). well secured on real estate IN ths
bjstrict Of Columbia. constitute "Eiit-sdss's
Investments. and they DO not depend upon ~
financial responsibility Of individuals or Cor.
such Investments In amounts from $500 ut,.
ward. Send for .pooklst Concerning Losna
and Investments"
SWARTZELL, RHEEM &
HENSEY CO.,
NJ 18TH STREET N. ".
The Washington times., 1916-10-21

MADAME MoUNTroRD. Of jerusalem az
the women's Wilson Union, 18th and + sta
NJ w, on Sunday afternoon at . O'Clock. Hsr
subject will be who Ia the Salt OF the
Bible standpoint? The public cordially In
Vited.
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
Episcopal

THE NATIvITY-ilth and A SITS. 8. u
tao (S. s.. e:i5), II .. M, and p. m.
The Resurrection. 3:l6 and p. m.
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
Congres ational
First Congregational Church,
10th and C SITS. N. w.

Rev. James T.. Gordon, ID. D., pastor.
formerly OF Winnipeg).
Rev. Robert Wood Coe, Assistant Pastor.
II o. m. and .. m, sermons by DR.. Cor
don.
ii q. M, subject NEXT TO THE BIBLE
WHICH rs THE GREATEST BOOK IN THE
wORLDT
500 m, subject, MODERN SPIRIT
Deadr'
The Washington times., 1916-10-21
Theosophy
Secular League

"a REPLY TO CARDINAL O'CON
nell" Address by Mr.. AlonEo T.
Jones. Discussion. Pythian Temple
Sunday, 3 p. IN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-05
SnIan6.

= llnier aongreB bat geItern Ell
ne fur5e Sielng abgebalten nuo
ii6 bafm pertagt. SIN Sauie muir
oen Sablrei1e 9ias eingebraht. Sr-
gero. etpas BON 9eoeltung geid}ub
geitern ni6t.
= Selite bot cine gemeiniame
Sisung Der beioen Sdllier oes aon-
grelies ftattgeflln0en, in Der EraIi-
bent @ilIon feline 9oti6aft perlas
gr legte in oieier Dor allem ieine
8ori6ldge 5ur @ilenbabngeIebge-
bung Dor, Die in elmer grfueite-
runa Der Ma1tbefugniiie Der 5ipi-
idel1itaatlihen Gilenbobnfonrnillion
na6 Der Dem aongreB bereits 5lge-
gangenen Gorlage; in 6eitleBung
oes sl1tihlnoentages; in Der gr-
nennlng elmer fleinen Gontnillion
3ur 9ea6trng Der @irfung oes
a6tihinoen9eieses; in Ser 3ititin.
nnlng bes aonereiies sur @rbobung
Der SSra6traten; in Der ltnterilt-
duna Der Streitigfeiten 5piiden Pr
6eitern lmo 9lrbeitgeberp, beuor elm
Streif angela9t iperoen onrf lno iii
Dem 0febt Der @refittioe, Giien
babneigentitm i'm Sale Der 9iot fiir
militariide 3ipefe in 9tnipru6 5li
nebmen, belteben loa. gr empfieblt
Som 6Sn,to+ $40 (crIoA;o,,,,, Sn, nam
SaltIe bereits angenonlmenen @or-
lage, Die getpiiie aombinationen sur
8orberltng oeS ousGanoiIben San-
oels erlaubt, elmer anoern. rpeIde
Die 8erfaiilne 9orto 9iico's um-
auoert nno elmer oritten, tpelde oie
@ahlansgaben reguliert CUNT
SdluB oanft ct Dem aongreB fir
feline Satiafeit ilno feline treue Dit.
billie bei Der 9urdfiibrlng legisla-
fiber RorIhld9e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-05

gerteloet, bob feds neue angeiDorbe=
ne Solbaten oes griten 9nnoe3=
&apallerie Geginents am Sonntag
NIT ibren Cameras iiber Die @rerl5e
gegangen itito, Inn giloer allf5nneh-
men. Die Merifaner loften lie
nod etlpas meiter in Merico binein,
nabnren ibnen Damn ibre Hiltolen
ab nno brahten tie Damn an Die
litdrgefangnis geIteft ipnroen.
- Nad General GerIbing's Sa-
ger iinb breisebn sroke Doctor
Srmfs", 6elaben nit Wlnnition nno
@affel absefabrem.
- gnrran5a bat einen Wfani1 tta=
mems Sole Sala5ar, einen ShuD-
tnaher, Der elm gliiberoer gereb-
rer Garran5a's lit, gum @olperneltr
oes Staates Gbibnabna erllannt.
Das erite aapaaerie Heei-
mrent bon 9llabama tit nod Der
@rense beoroert tDoroer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-05

Die Wfafenien'iden Srappen iiio-
lid ben 8nfareit iinb bnrdJ bic Gin
nabmc pon @rabistea uieSer naber
an Sitfareit berangeriift nno eine
SepeidJe aus Nmiterbam bebamptet,
bak iie nur nod elf Wheilen pon Der
rnmGniidcn Salptitabt entfernt iino
nnb baf bic 8eldiekuns Der inferen
8efeitignngem bespmnen babe. Cine
anoere GepeIdje 6ringt nn6traglidj
Mel6angen BON oem grofen Siege
Jalfembagn's am ArSsis Jlniis, iiber
ben bereits beri6tet iuar6e nno BE-
banptet onr6 i'm lei eiae
gereiaigmns Der Ernppen sal
fenbapn's nnb MafenIen's ber-
geiteat iuorbeu, 10 baF 8nfareit
iett non 6rei Seiten eingeldloiIen
lei nnb MIR einsn Mnsgang madj
Often babe, Soffentfid 1T biele
9tnfridt, bic ihon einmal gemel6et
ipnrse, bies Wal ridjtis. Mnd ssal-
fenbnDn's Srippen iino pieber ppr-
aeriift. Sir baben ben Grt Situ
norSfpeitIid) BON Der Samptitabt ge-
nommsn, Der nnsefGbr oreifig Mei-
fen BON Der rnmGniidjen Samptitaot
entfernt liegt nno MIR % Wleilen BON
ben ankeren gefeitisnnsem. glmdj
ssalfenbnpn's groke 0eid)ite iinb TO-
NIT i'm Sdliekbereid Der 8efeltignn-
gen. @eiter nad Horoen 81 baben
Die ssnlfenbabn'idJen srnppen Gar
am @iitea, 43 Weilen bon gnfareit
entfernt, genommen nnb baben bic
bpllff6nbige Gontrolle iiber bic BON
8mfareff nadJ Gampnlnng fiibrenoe
Balm erlangt. Gs bleibt ben Srnp.
pen MIR nod cine Balm sn nebmen,
Die bon GronitaSt nad) Yafareft. 3a
Sieicm 3iuefc maridierem Die 3rnp-
pen pon Sargn @iitea nadl Eloese.
glnfer ben idon gemeIoeten SanIen-
ben BON @cfangenem 6a6en bic
Gentidem iueitere 5000 Wfann gefam-
gen genpmmen, 10 bak bic GAIL Der
@efansenen iua6renb Der letten bier
Gage $4,000 Nann betrng. SIM
Wansen baben bic SemtidJen @erbiiu-
6eten ieit geainn oieies rnmaniiden
yelSsmses 10000 Mann sn 0eian-
genen senta6f. Die @erlnite Der
4nm1ntn an Soten nnS WeriunnSe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-05
Surge lleberiid)t.

amf bem periemften Sospi-
taild)iff pSrittanie" befaaScn
iid5 Soloaten, Cffi5iere ano
2nftidiffer, aber feline aran-
fen.
Sammtlidte ensliide Wiini-
ftcr 6abcn benz 8remiernini-
ter lire 9ieiignation eiuge-
reid)t, 2lopo-Georse Ioll ent-
Idloiicn iein, sans ans bent
aabimct Sit bleiben.
Sn gtben lit 5mr 3eit aaes
rnbis. 2oro Cecil greift Die
0ried)en on nn0 bebrobt Die
sriedJildJe 9iesiernns.
Die yeidiefnns Sufareit's
BON Sciten Der Wfafenien'idem
Srtppen fat 6egonnen. Sal
fenhapm's Srnppen nebnen Si-
TIT nno Sargm Tiitea nno er=
Iansen bole &ontrolle iibcr
Die gabn nad Ynfareit. Die
nfmtIhen Yerbiinoeten MAIDEN
in ben lctten Saaen $4,000
Gefangene in NuntGnien. Waf-
fenien lit snin Gberbefeblsba-
Der ernannt.
Sie Sffeniipe Der Mlliierten
in ben Sarpatben 6leibt err
fulalus.
Gnslanb nno Die glliierten
ieecm cine Setc gcsen bic
9entiden anf Writub Der De-
pDrtntionen BON gelgiern in
Sseue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-05

mmroen a6er luieber aus ibnen per-
trieben. 9lndp Elm 9lngriff Der Gmg=
Timber amf 2eSars i'm Somme-@e=
bet mnrbe 5nriifgeIGlasen.
slmeriffe Der 9imiien anf Die oemt=
id]en Stellnngen am See Srtsolatp,
liiblid) pon 9iinfird)em, iunroen st=
riidgeIdlagen.
SenIatiunelle Gntbiillnngen fat
MiniiterprGGiibent 9iaOoslaluuu in,
bnlgariid)en Earlament gentadJt. Die
rmmaniId)e 9egieritng bate inn Sab
re 1915, beint geginn bes &rieges
siuiidJen g,tlgarien ltnb Serbien, err
flGrt, 6mmGnten iuiirbe 6is Gnoe bes
enropaiid)en Srieees neittral 6feiben,
Salb a6er iu1troe es angenideinlid,
baf Die Jfegiernns fire Meining ge=
anbert batte. 8egen GnSe slngmit
febrte Ser rittttaniIdje @eianbte q. s.
Stuff ser seitiueiie abiueienb geiue=
len mar, iuieber nad Sufia suriif
inb perbreitete Oas GeriidJt, oaf Die
runtGniide 9iesterung, tim bie eitten
&esiebmneen NIT gitlsarien anfred)t
sit erbaltem, bereit lei, Die Subrnbida
an Snlsrien snriifSnge6en, iuenn
g1lsrien i'm Safe eimes ariegcs
sipiiden GmmGnien nnb Seiterreid)=
llnaarm neutral bleibem ipiiroe Sie
bnlgariide 9iesiermns lief, fidl nidt
Dnrd oieies perrateriidJe Insebot be-
triigem. Gaouslaippiu iueigerte iid
benz rnmGniIden @eianbten cine Sln=
Sien5 sn peridaffem.
Gine 9lmiterbamer 9epeId)e Ser
,9ailg Wfail" bebanptet, pDn berpur=
rasenbem GeriDnlidfeiten ieien paf-
renb Der letten 3eit Menkernnsen &C.
madjt iuprben, Die ben Sentiden nnS
i6ren @erbiinbeten quite gsadridtea
his @eibnadten perIprddea. Sies=
besiigfid)e Menkernngen, Die Der bull
gariId)e Eremierminiiter 9iaoDsla-
iuom aemadJt babe, Ieiem inn bentIdlel
&eidstag bnrd) Die GrflGrnng bes
Yraiibenten heitGtigt luor6en, Der
|-Meidstag mGge eber smiammen berm-
fen iuerScn, MS beIdlDiien lei. 9lnd)
&olonialminiiter Solf ioa fiirslidJ
geIagt baben, es iuiirben bemnad)it
lebr erfrenlid)e Greigniiie seId)eben
nnb Die Sentidem tuiirben Elm frObcs
@eibnadtsfeit feiern. slle bieIe
9lenkernnsen m0sen pon seringcr
gebertnng iein mnb iid anf Die Gr-
cisniiIe in Gnmanien besieben. @as
MaSoslaluolu geIagt fat, bate jebeu-
fails feline birefte gcoentmng. Gr
| gab MIR Der Soffnnng Insornf, oak
Die Gegiernngen Der bentidlen Ser
bimOeten ibren Garlamenten balh
quite 9fadJrid)ten hringen f0nnten, Die
ppm alien oerbiinpeten 9tationen nit
geifall ailfgenummen iuerben iuiir-
ben.
Slns Berlin iuiro gemeloet, atf
oem fiirslid) perienften engliiden
Soipitalid)iff "grittanie" batten iid)
feline &ranfc befanbcn, mul aber,
anker Der geiatnng, Der Merste
nnb Efleserinnen ppm 9ioten areits,
| 400 bis 500 Solbaten, 100 Diff
| siere ino meiDrere Snftidiffer.
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SnIano.

= esohn 9. 9lrbbolb, Der Erali-
bent Ser Stanoaro Sil gompanp IN
Stem Seriep, lit in SarrDtotun ge-
itorben. q
= Ser 9ro5eB eegen ben oelit'
iden General aoniul sSran5 9opp
in San Sranciseo, Der angeflagt 1T,
IN cine 9ombenoeridmorung be
bufs 3eritorung aaiierter Sanoels-
ihiffe pertpifelt 81 iein, bat am
Montaa angefangen Sn Sanfe Der
8erbanolmngen gab 8opp's slnmalt,
Sbeooor S. 9iohe, Die ienIationelle
grfl1rung al, oaB Die llnterIn6ung
auf 0eranlaiillng oes britiiden Sc
neralfonillls Carnegie 9ioB eroffnet
fei, ooB oieier eigene 9eteftipen an
aeltellt llno IGnlnltlide Soften Der
@orunterluflllg be5ablt babe Die
ie giitbiillitng io0 mie cine gorl1be
inn @erintsiaale gepirft baben /,
Oos Gupreme Geridt 81
@aIbington bot entihieoen, oaB
gunoesrihter nitDt bie geredti-
qltna baben, ltrteiIe, tpel1e lie ge-
faGt babe1, obne beioaoere grmdh=
tiaung oes 4ongreffes 5u iuspenoie-
rem. Giele GtttIdeionng be5iebt iid
auf einen6all in Eoleop, Ohio; bier
batte ser 9nnoesridjter 4illetts oe;t
9anfier Sanes S. Salligan tpegetl
8anf Sfhpinoeleien su fiinfidhri-
ger 3u1tbausItrafe perlirteilt nno
oann Die @oaitrefilns oes llrteils
aufgeboben. Oas 5upreme-@eriht
bat oiele @ufbebung ungeitoBen nno
@alligan n1uB Die 5 Sabre in Sed-
ueniport6 abbrllmmen.
= Die @elanoten Ser Ser. Staa-
ten in Sollano, Columbia uno Siam
boben BEL 8r1lioent @ilion ibre
Heiignationen etngereidt; peitere
4boalfllngen in ben mebr ipihtigeit
Stellungen tperoen erlportet.
eSn ser N1be BON Serarfuna,
9lrf., ldoB Dor et1pa orei gohen
Ser 65iabrige s. 9. 9oipling leine
22iGbrige @attin Wiprtle, als bic
lelbe ibm erflarte, iih BON ibm ihei-
oen Iaiien 5lt ipollen. in oas rehte
@ein rno ma1te oarn ieinem eige-
nen Qeben Elm gnoe. Die eigeltlih
ungefdbrlide gllnoe, ipelde oie
sSrnl empfangen batte, perihlirt-
merte iicb, 8oralpiis trat elm nro
trotoen1 bos 9ein ontplttiert ipuroe,
lit iie iebt an Der gerlesllng geltor.
ben.
Sorolo 81. @oro. ein Soloot
oes in Columbus, q. 90, liegenoen
II. es1fanterie MeginentS, fpurae
in ieinem 3elte init elmer 9itgel i'm
Gopfe tot aufgefiinben; neben ibni
log elm angefangener @rief In Dem
er ieinen in Stem Serfep lebenoen @a-
ter Bot, olirh einflnBreihe gefann-
tie feline grttlaiiune als Dem arniee-
8erbanoe berbei5nfiibren.