{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": "BALrrMoRE. June 25th, 1916."}
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BALTIMORE, June 25th, 1916.


II is now ten o'clock in the evening, and all
sober people ought to be a-bed. So heard an
old gentleman say on certain occasion. But
the aged according to an ancient proverb are
not always wise, and am sure my old friend
would excuse me for sitting up few minutes
longer did he know all the circumstances by
which am surrounded.


Myself and lady left Washington at 81 this
afternoon, in company with young minister
and his lady, who were married (if am
rightly informed) at about a O'Clock; and real
ly it did me good to see them so happy and
cheerful. But am more than pleased to in
form you that they put up at the same house
with US, (he Merchants Hotel, on Charles
street--a fine establishment, under the manage
ment Of MIR. Joseph Mcintosh, one Of the most
obligng men you ever met with,) and have
engaged TO accompany us during our contem-
plated journey north as far as Troy, N. T.,
and east as far as Boston, Mass.


i have nothing very new besides the above
important Item. Baltimore IS a5 interesting as
ever, and one can but admire il from,the mo-
ment his eye catches the first sight OF its mo
nunents, 10 that in which be takes his leave.
You know that this city is distinguished for
many things, and, therefore, need not parti-
cularize. Indeed the Sun Of Baltimore is shin
ming daily in your Metropolitan city. and the
Clipper SO frequently glides BY your DOORS
that information from this city 10 like your own
city affairs. have read all the papers Of to-
day published here, bu, find nothing sufficient.
ly interesting to transcribe or send slips off,
There was quite an alarm Of fire tonight,
and the engines were out saw the light Of
the flames. but did not go TO the scene, be-
cause ] was too tired should judge from
the promptness with which the hremen turned
out on this occasion. that they are very efficient
and energetic #3t&M W '}