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At tht echitef .biammend i4 proximity to WlaMInston, " livtS heonveniedt for conh *ho were generlly made delg 44d who were at the capitol thei ir' nominations were gen ',thde during' the long session Fring the civil war, with the d of the people and with up of vigorous ctles lin "the weet, Baltimore dropped out of the ".u itnhi; indeed it was not until last r. that the people .pt,f . vtY gane apy ui g the ipet political rally,. the national con S.atlio'" iawiliYt recAlved was a certified cllok for $100,000, the money ~if 'beh raised by popular asb >tdi the b.itle In which the de. . ocrptW oostverons have bgen held ale.4 had to erect a great hall, but On this respeat Baltimore is "exmoeding. y rftotuwats. havilng an armory, the bo.me of the iifth Maryland regiment, Whph, with slight alterations and Swill "eat dearly 17,o ipeins Shave amiple spa 'tor: rooma q 4arot hnittedl, 'Aociated '.teegrpl companies and others Washlngton. March .--Wurrants for deportation have `been issued by Act ng lSecretary Cabf of the departmlent of codnitt~e and labor in the oases of 1(lyot HBato, allia Toshi, detalped at 'An"i Islan4t Cali; fanoleco Iontetfuso, at Apsond, Comn. ': Jbe Pe.retnsa, allas hein. Foreman, at Chlcago, ill.; Mary Mclean, at Bos ton. Me"s.; Franolkap Puuls, aIlae Jarts, and Pets pir repsopn, itapl tt, W. Winchester, at Baltimore, Md.f Jacob T.Zrissh, or Utlas at Detrolt, Wboti.; 'Dorthyt Lomont1 allas MI stone, at l lrs. I8a !.py, ;pt . teapoli, Iinn.; Kalle onma-,ai1i ilo, allas lalonen, at Dulautt in; i erlau .Philtip, alias don and hern ~a y see st . Ric.S r4 z t ,Joseph; Csl, or "Cdpa, at Cie.elbt. Ohio:" AianaLdr WrStta , a Mlats, a&t Idings': Park U a os , Y.; Wrie Tou.olsevio, orl.i i ovto, at 1M. at T~oll $OW;X ti b aliai Dametrioli, at Pittsburgh, Pa.; Ainit tnna llp, at 'jWil.n,, tP; Manohese, a itdbii lsd a W. a 4ha asoe of Aaron, t o' rac~y La.. dpotattion prooeeeds l been reppeti a.n#d the aliens are 4 ,d" imitia . lI 4,, mtnooYI Boa c M item e e tom" . a b,. Mpli # V p.ýy t who have busines at the meeting. ýThe armory has been approved by 4ml"tf Mid he has als ap. Pro*ved*4'At o" for the arrisse. nents of the floor space, the erecting of a huge platform aey the maidpa of more exitst A squad o atrtfieas Uniler the dirDetion of the arMbitets, is now at wore sald the structure will 4Po ready in anmple time. ,For the purpose no building could be better located than the armory. It 1 'In the heart of the resldential see Uton and 34t 1a wi'thb a few minutes' walk of 'the Mount Ro;al station of the Baltimore & Ohio ralroad' and the Union station of the Pennsylvania rtalroad. Inde"d, the armory is nearly in the center of the city, 'and within I1S Jlaaltes ride from the hotel where Chairmap Mack. and his general com t will hare their heas4qarters.. ae. that the scou tses a-4 . 0,blp bullI4 n make It tlý ý lesn . for the Stanty-eighth preldent t the United W or those who go to the oonven{pn for aletly buslnees purpoes gad fwho w'ill spend all of their time either at the convention hall or In the lobbies of the hotel. litimore wUll be pretty mugh like piy other large city. a.. they will Ju4e it by the natural oun veniencbe .of transportation by trotljy and by the quality of service at the hostelries. To men of this Idnd there will be no Incentive to explore Into the highlays and byways of the city for soenes of quaintness or the ple. turesque. 'On the other hand there will be thousande of isiltors, men and women, I who will gtot the city not only to be termlittently in Greek shoe-shine places. His case was reported to the bureau, of immigration by the bureeu of Industries and immigratlon of New .ork City. He was arresteP at. Auburn, N. Y., and investigation proved that he Is one of the excluded class of aliens as he arrived in *te Unite4 States under 16 years of age, unaccompanied by either parent; that he was at thq time of his entry likely to beopme a public charge; and that ,be I4,liwtully here as he secured ylo ) means of false and mis , tements, thereby entering hout I:pspection. The steamship eomppny whlics brought him here must take hmla' back at I.t, :: cie AMols L4nhart la a Bohemian boy of I7 year, Hie has been In this coun try less than three years and belongid to the excluded class at the time of hli entry, being then likely to become a plublic charge. lHe has no one here -sIlly bound to Fupport him and soon after his arrival was convicted of petty theft. Hp said he, is afraid to go 'back as he does not know what his father will do to him. He will vl ~'iAt the expeqse of the steame ship oibm{pay importing, him. lranoisku Punis Is tI and a Rps s.ia, U4t~uitslan. Having no mony, be contessed, 'he stole from a frln.d and .In the orimlnar court of alti. ritpre he was held for indictment. 'his Scae.'wlll be quepended to pemnit . onto t hei o .oauptry at e eJo` isaarot /ailen - tn at t bf ious an'b e deaittid ta° s.eamship " k" Penswaota, pa·. ae e0at i" lpounltty without Inspection .d Uis way to Bdltimore, w h aragrebtpih. .iq'5tseveral .l hives thq ftlrlttog tt and t , iteiiu Jr;inhm obsessedr 'wandb*. nt," m e1lnpition. t .eear4 d ep , was S17, last, but ~qwhieh he ,Y it the convention during certai hn er, but to also see whatever there to. be seen. For thee, there is abundant opportunity, for In and about the city there is much of Interest. Baltimore. , thoUrh, one of the! oldest Olties in the country, presents the pecsuliar aspect of hbelp ancient and modern; there are Innumerable features that date back nearjy 200 years; some of the buildings on some of the thoroughtfres In the heart of the business section are more than 100 years old. On Lexip;ton street, within a stone's throw of the principal retail shop ping district of the city. oppolste the 0,i . a 'row of. ttrubtiw thiat were the dwelling of Baltimore's best peo. 4Ol tI''dMa when that portion of the city was "way up town" nid beyoon were terms and woodlands. These structures are now occupied as offlee buildings, but the fronts are as they were originally. So it is ell over the original site of the lcty, one may find struotures of historic note and dnterest.. There is on Holliday street the buildlng which was the first city hall asi4 In which gas was used as an llluminant for the first time in the United States. Close by is the famous .Holliday Street theater in which most of the men and women who are famed in the annals of stageland acted. Not far distant arlie a true relic of uart, days-:s r From.Cannibal to Cook V ** . SJ4 Mew Yolk, VF ^i'.Or so. )t~r~~~lsprwitri wit hro liu.4 ifrq0 eat ltsay nail i'ee 0t t re; oX 'Wlt Moankl um~ ii~eu ii ti. a P ' tJtR r f ry or ,, a 1 :,,,bIp ýr W t I't a ali, ii thlaif', round, masailve and cE4tllttiia uipward 234 1-2 feet. It was erll'Io it 128, andl the' cornerstone waii laid by ('harles Carroll of t'irroll ton. one 9f the signers of the' doe la lartti o0rf indecpendenle. Not only wai1l"hbecw ihe tallest' building In this coltly, bt, for heglht, pretty well holds* 1t own todnc. All througlh hl :it now kmtwn aN "Old IToti" 'onl i rln across bldlhllngln about i'e h 1lthe;ic li more, Sor Iess istorith ec, rmll,. ,on thel t'p of iI.orurt Point. re;eil, Ic le\ t.oll,)'., ii falots PditMcici.nry. The rt"1 will lwalyse le. lin elhyJ,'t of Intere ., for there the stare tacld stripes till wave .... .mlrigtuanJ .. nilnt itJp th a*'st p d4d.;,whW 1t" P raaele, I ott Key, the'Amncrican who hed been detained on a Itrltlsh battle.hio on lSeptember 12. 1914.. lbeheld it still wavlng after the smnoke of'n Ihmbard ment hied cleared away, and wriote' the Imlmortul "LStar Splnogled llltunner." The old fort Is pretty mluch the' same as it was that night. One may wander about the parapets and gaze across the Pateapsco river and see the modern fortificatlons that nlow uard the approclhehe bty water, Just across the river, and bNclow lort Carroll, which was erected under the suporvislon oif Goneral Tlobert E. Lee, .when he was an officer in the . tnlted States arminy, one may see Sparrow's Point which is the plant of the Mary land Lteel company. *By trolley one may also visit this steel works and U nd., Afrilgo and caltured their Nater. He ; (Mtue4 $rto slve mrvice and iat9w oook of the Cook county *Lg. "M tl Wae a per. son likely to b4 . i bJlio charge at the time 'ot hamJ. into the Thnlted states,;' sirtif ul 'Iteam lhip oompalny is of with the 'tdty' of carrythgm' it *WIy. axpluded on,two p op ocason., AtiVm Sanchea nti 4thr unalaw. ut entry JantslaT 'tI aId, being a very undeeh+ L 1.i C ''in the eyes , this gqverpealtt.tesirbwli be sef.t away the thil thD**p On the grogd tW t te' ey belonged to the exohi I at the time *.eniter` #'tc t , tlhe f ,'a sh!phttllding yard adl seei for one'si slt f a oanompete eity under the control1 (:r a corporation. At this great plant. which covers more than 200 ascre, there i one of the Inrgest rail-rotllng mills in the. eountry while in the ship yard there are now 6tildlng two great colliers furr the, navy and a fleet of steam .hipr. Thirty miles down the Chesapeake buy--t we and O half hourI hy steamer or an hour by trllhte--th.ere.. Il at Annapisa. the magnififcent $10.000,000 niaval tcadelmy--the schunl for the fu tore offieers of the navy-while in the old town Itselr ire many points of hietorital interest. There are In An nap.Ilia. me of the .Yneet types of L ilon'al architerture metyMt; some of the ulilding Ibeing ereoted of bricl brought frotEn llPnlgild in tilhe days te flore the rvoulution. uWashington, the capital. Is but 4t mil*. distant alnd cun Iue reached by dither train or trulley. The Blue Iftidge Illulntaill with its many famed sllllnmmer reeuorts ie within a few hours' ridel over fairly good roads for auto nolllling, whlte theI (lettysburg battle fl.Pl In Ilear .notcegh that one may go utIl oIn n Iexculrlson train In the mornling,. wee. the field and return at nigh r. Itut thlere, Is Inmple in and around Ilaltlmtre that one can see with profit fer. leaving the old portion of the town one finds everything that appeals to those who like. to see things that are "lIpubl'Os" Bw.mn. Tumbo adl his Atrica belpors are now enjoying the lights of New York, entry. The Lamont woman's t-year old son, Morries, goe with her. Iaile salomakl, Jhaok r Urlash, Pranoeioo Montetfuoo, Auguste Brueno and Alexander Wattaek have become publlo ch.rges withln period' of three years subsequent to their entry into the Uhitld d'pate, from causes ealitlng prlol' ,l'ireto. Mary McLean was tnstl#n Witlfi five ydrrs previous to her entry 0t,4 at the tnme of entry wasr a ieraonf.jickly to he. come a publio ohUep.g, $he has been deported s. maey M, six times praviosaly sad a14a, R an imuate at everal jwan i hew. IW*,hiegta Ld #i ' .-)f~iY tine $l1 ' 5O h 9 fleets th0e l oavy A1Jsedl A f r "Y 4 ·, i· 1 iMTi~~ . ..~~ ~ ~ ~ ý e' ``º donae ited lwith oexellett reada w 'ae m ' *go frownm htMort old fi iteit parl'.' the Uaet. Wtioe ia e a ti, pagoda-Ile obseret* v twer w t't within the breastworks 4 thlt' were thrown up agalnst the -C .3i itt 1in 11, to Druid HitI park on w thi~*set, one of the finest example of IS natural and a'tifical recreation places it the east. Baltimore has long been known as the Monumental city, and It is awell known that the firt memorial to k Washington was erected here. A Matl- t tee crose.shaped park surrounds It, U and this Is dotted with monuments to noted Baltetlmo as, together with the Barye bronse statues, oeautiful hone '1 have been built around this park t which Is known as Mount Vernon c place. Almost every important event 0 in hatuory Is commemorated In Balt- c mor In marble or bronse-the evolu tionnry wean the war of t10tl.the Me. lean war and the civil war, both the Union and eonfederate forces' being honored by splendid memorlail. lnitimoreans pride themvsele most t upon their'quick recoveryfrom the k great fire of 1I04, which wilped out I about $0 acres of the Wholesale busi- I, ,nes district, deptroying merohtidise o end buildings valued at shout $100.- I 000,000. In this respect the people I at the commonwealth deserve. muel oredit for they have AndoubtAdly ms4d I rapid strides In restoration. At the .1 same time many of the imrrow straipts were widened and that detion of the 0 elty, with its fine' warehouses and office buildings, now presents an en-. tirely different aspect. r In the expenditure of $1,000,000 for the purchase of water front prop-. Orty and bulilding new docks the city t has executed a shrewd business move a for, undei a relltal system, the docks a are paying for themselves. The peo* a ple, too. are spending vast sums for publlc improvements, Inure than $13. 000.000 being borrowed for the Instal lation of a modern sewerage system, a, high pressure water system In the business district and for thel Improve monlt and extenslon of the park .ys.s lF'n. I Reynolds takes comnmend of the Pa-' clfic reserve fleet at Puget Bound ott March 15, he will have In his comnniand the Oregon, Raleigh and St. Louis. The West Virginia, 'Milwaukee, .harleston, Chattanooga, Oalveston and Cleveland 1ill bte added as they become avallablp. The Atlantic reserve fleet will be organised about May I at Phlladelpisa under command of Hoar Admiral Aus ton M. Knight. OLD DEPUTIES NAMED. Walluce, March 3.-(Special )--On sucoeding to hlils ofice yesterday Imrn-l ing. S4heriff Michael J. Mnh,"r I nme diately reeppointed all of the thie dep uties who had served under his prod. icessor and announced that the pul Icy of the office would r., ..ti:l tin changed. "I consider." said tihrlft ,thfI r, "that Mr. Nicholson conducted his work in tile courthouse in a way that was highly satisfactory to the people a. a whhule. They elected hims on a platform which he consclentiously. carried out, I feeool, that I have been appointed to oog0ti.tle his work and it I Is my hope that Whetn I o out of or0 flee I WIU be 0ieut,4~ WIth havlin dpne tbh 4ilth.t.i ', New Ydos', Mrseh S,--Prank '.. Webb, union labor.' leader, ,wUll ap-I pear in court at hIndiaapolls March' 1I. Webb and Patrlek Farrell, another leader, were among those I.dleted for I connection with the alleged dynamite I 'conepir.y, They were arrested here and sought liberty on a writ of habeas' corpus. When they were brought be fore Judge Hand of the United States' district court 'today, Webb dedlined to' oppose removal and offered bond for=' his appearance in Indianapolls. The' jt udge reserved deelgiob In F.arrel's' 1' case. AlRT SKXiISIY, Wkrdner, March .-(Opeclal.,)-The i New Century club of 'Warder, s .prmler literary organlation of. the }Twin cities, has prepSre( fWe a trest. I for the lovers of art, Mid wilt hold an Sprt exhibit nhl the l ' a ltt. The club hbas $r p t to bring 915 'astp_ s eM.l, cago, t worke of the ee'. i. the to i i"t ithu ii Who oeaveutlon vi ,,to.t ho th 4 .tn4. . study the arbte t of hre dete of the only tardinal, and , nth .dlild e-J-toiing hisoe to ti. ! Worth a visit. The edIfice, mote than one hufldtll years bee. In thile scene of the lofrket most oaboe olgtahens of lta ,., churchn June when th rica. I."Anne 'Ita~mnnel"*m andd neoberries, one rg see it at bt. ouchety collegre and the Jo tewy th south, and it IA rapidly'r forging Id comnagrol~dl, annJough,~ll alto s kin univer-prsity are odbucatl one tIMll tutlons Ise *0ll known to needa tailed descriptioni hen{, and the Jolp Hopkitns hospitali, that great me I lnutttution which haie numh** ny famouste people amh t nuegtWhi-t tients and twhero such cure. hav'e been marde, It 357r sein out on the ordinary to point to a hos pital as one of the beauty Spote ormes city.' but neverthciesa this Iet~tutitOn comes tqnder that claim 'ti Vell kept lawn., Its brighit flbw ')5 general ciesn-cuts For the 6stot1 ; ton market. on.o the city als. pei1'heRI.~ dely known than ~any othteude The miarket pruo ' etei than 1,600 feet. but onll#i dme of wagons a4 btb { length. Oin 4laer sdeo oft eI ~ house may.. a leng ooeqtN ,s Veaawys Uis automobiles, in cattibe., In et s~ ontt oot, but once within the portals, a&ll rub elbows and forgpt all else navo the one .deafre--to purchuas for their needs. In this respect the mawket Is the most cosmopolitanp lace to he ogtY and in June, when the stallsN lva~ with "Anne4 'Nanol inM rind strawberries, one swill see it at 'ile best. 'The city Is regarded as the gatewaY to tho south, and It i rapidly, forging uiead commvcrilly, although,. in spite of ever-pressing buslneass oucs *ill finds the people tyith ai few mninutol to chat and to extend the, hind Of lips pitailty that imape a visi1toy' meember Chicagl , E'arl h I.--'tlira cOilsIptibr have been relieved of atl bothL aqut ilotkts, hao,- and ehat eheeka ontmo Urand Trunk Pcolfio in Canada. When a fidgety old woman cannot locate her ticket and 4, controverstal young buck won't pay, it will not bareas the Ihea Ina o rge of the trainl The cOnductor has bteeh made captain 0t, the pratt and, sa ot an ooean liner, his bl4iness ip solely to manage the trainmen una der hlhp, while, the busineas end of the train's affairs lh a "tSain pent." It is the "train agent" who gets the Iuash or tckets, an offtI a! cprreapqnd Inlr to the purser tboa.. ship, and that Is all hp has to do, but .e has soran new ruloe to go by. The "trafn ta.lnt" steps up to one and makes a I pleaa.nt comment upon the weather or the tinw'of day and concludes with, "Your tlcki-t, please." He watts pa tielttty till he gets It and then. invwai ably says, "Thank you." If you a'e going far on the train he will tellyou about the houtr you will get to your journey's end. It your trip, to abort, he ml Il toll you two, three or ftout eta tions, as the case may be, and hand you a hat ehobok It is pleaging to see It and it plases the travelers beatter than the old*ttmno poke In the lils. A treet c..tiln of hotels is being completed by the . Trhnk Plaolfio, which deoolded t ,.t a n 5gy gaotur In rallitv n IRitple and Inviting ael i a 1t' the ttvoelers. It is exp !cIlmplete all of them by 114, '1nae trIlnsoontlnendtal Ias will Obpbned, A new $750,500 b hotelf rooms In nidmonton will be beq spring, a stimlts one its Pl8a . mRena and enae the o e* ohain will be bglt W t otherU will be built -. t' geut*