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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-13

Qudidno, NeuTeeldrb, 12.Npril.
- Na9ri6ten aus 4pia, Samoa. Bis
gum 4. 2lpril erge6en, ouB cine aus
1O5 britiI9en uno amerituniI6enSeez
leuEen beEte6enbe Streitmu6t auf elmer
beutT6sn Plantage BON cirtd 800 SRA
taaFanern aus einem 9interbalte iiberz
faGen uno gum 8Id3ug na4 ber&iiFie
9e5tpungen purbe. 2ln Der SpiBe Der
Expedition Hanb 2ieuIsnant u. 8.
6rsemdn, pom britiT9 &rsu5ern nSauz
ranga." 2ieutenart 5reeman, 2ieut.
9. 8. 2unsoQle, pom amerifani{9en
8reu5er nY6ilubelpbia," unb @nIign
- /
s. 9. Mpnag6an, e6enFaGI5 pom rP6lz
(abelp6ia", tpuroen als 2ei6en 3uriidz
gelahen. Monagban mar 5uriidge6liez
ben, um benz lieutenant 2ansoale beiz
sufieben, uro tpurbe erF9uHsn, dfs er
i'm 8sgriFfs mar, li4 gu tntfernen. Quz
Berbem puroen 5tpei dmerifani[9e unb
3pei britiTds Sseleute getOot:t.
Die Nngreifer 59nitten ben get0btez
ten Sffi5iere bic 9DpFe ab. 2oie 9dupz
ter tpurosn Tpdtsr BON prieItern Der
frar50IiT9en Mifion na4 Npia gez
6ra6t. Der @eT9GFtsfi6rsr Der be-
treffenOen beutfden qlantage purbe
bsr6uftet uno als 9efanaener an 8or0
oes y5auransa" ge6ra3t, ba er bur4
Elm GfFiooDit beTduloist 1T, bic Snz
Turgenien gum Sample auFgefta4eit
gu baben. San einsm frii6eren 9eFe9te
parsn Iieben Mutaafaner getDotet tporz
ben, obne bab bic 8riten uno Qmeriz
faner irgeno pel6s 8erluIte erlil!en.
Gin unberer 8ert8t.
San6ran5tsco, o, II. 4pril. -
San" berOffentli6t folgenbe @pe3ialz
9epeT9e aus 4pia, bia Qudlonb:
nQlm 1. Mpril iiberfielen 300 SRA
taafaner ettpa 100 amsrifu1liI9e unb
6ritiT6e 8lauiaden nabe 4pia. Der
&f mar ein oesperater. 0ieNmez
rifaner uuo 9riten i9lugsn ben 5einb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-13
Mudlanb, Neu1eelano, II. Qpri2

4udGan B, Neu feelano, II. Nprii.
= Msitere Na9ri6tsn aus 4pia erz
aebsn, oub Der britii9e uno dmerltaz
niT6e 8onIul nu9 Qntunft oes brit
tiT6en 3reu5ers ,Saurangd" etneProz
flumation erIieBen, um Matddfa cine
lsRte 9elsgen6eit CUR unterpsrfung gu
qe6en. Nu9 bic fran3OIiF4en prlelter
ma6tsn @ermittelunssperiu4e, alslr
bic SnTurgenten per6arrten dut lbrem
WioerHunb, 5erItorten @igent9um uno
perTperrten Wese unp 8riiden I'M Snz
nern. 9lm 90. Mdr5 purbe Der 5eIno
gu Mugui9i geFi4tet uno es purben
WaTbineneeF9iibe unD Elm SLeben@
pfiinbsr gsgen ibn our @ntpenoung gez
bra6t. 2obale Gingeborene gEiffen
bic MataaFaner auf i6rem Riid5ugs
an uno tDotetsn poer pertpunoelen
me6rsre berTel6en. Die 2opalsn bra9z
ten bas 0dupt eines Der eri9Iagensn
5einbe na9 9lpia, tporiiber Sapitdn
Stuart 70 aufgsbradt purbe, ouB er
gum TonI9 Wfdllefod 9lng unD IeOen
ginssbprenen, pel6sr nod einen 6opf
in bic Staot TRACE, gu erTdieben oro6z
he. Der &Onig erlieB barauf einepro=
fldmation, in pel9er er bas 4opfabz
T6neiben per6ot.
9ebdrnif d teg ortefponz
ben3 ami den Saub
uno 81 e.
Der beutf6e apnful f3rieb an ben
Gomiral &auB u. fragte i'm, pb er Elm
70 unmeni6lihes uno barbariI6es
gsr5foben gegen Die 9sbote bes @briz
Iisnibums unb segen bic bonn S6ergez
ridt erlaFensn @efeBe biligen tDnnz
h. Der gnmiral eripiberte, er iei
aIeid oem aonful, sesen ous in6umaz
NJ ne &ppfdbidneioen, ALIEN oahslbs
piirbe ni4t porsefa[lsa fein, tpenn Der
aonIul bas Detret hss Obsrssrl4tss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-13
OF. RaOWaq'S S
Snri0p0riNi0tu
NeiOlOcmt,
@ss sSoss B(utrcinigcr
alTer GironiG6en SranR6etten.

9tbtr SrOpfsn ots Saridpariuian ReiolDsnt ,rr
tbeilt burd) bu5 glUt, ben SGpeIB, ben uriH uul
ouotrt ifluifQttIttH ots Sphems Heut StbeHsfrdtt,
btRu e. eritBt bic DtrbrdubitH Ibeilt oes Rorpus
ourb Htut uHo gsuH0t Wattritu. SuopbelUI
Sbpinbiuat. Sppbilis, UHgsbtiIts uu0 ibe9t bee
bauDctt Sppbils in i1rsn mauHiga9tn JormeH
GnOtt gsbu Gents tin iir oas ilutrjre gu9
,8aowaps on Gtrsrto"t, GJiieutr0HtbcittH 9ss
i5DUrs i'm oali, unD DlunOs Seulcu, RuottH IN
ben 5riiitu unD aHbertn IbsileH 0ss Sptems, sHtH
JUnott AugeH, Otrbdrtett AbioHDsruugcu aus oeA
Gbreu iolpic bic iblymnieu 6Ormtu ocu 8autS
RruHtbeiteu, 8tibDure, GtbersAusbla9, SttnoH
topf RiuQnurm, SubfluB 8beumuttsmus Rotbs
duf }iUnsH bDarlt 6ltdeu i'm 6ltu3t, tlteTuos
gtultn, fIebsdrtiQt Gtpadit, GrdUenirau!5tIieH u.
all, i5nQhsuDtn uo itmryblftsu AugibttDungH,
RabtibDeB, 9o1utiontH uuO ale 9UgubuHqm Der
Gtbtns=grinJipitH HteW iunerbalb ots btlltuosH
gtreldes bicies g8uuDtrs Der mDDcUueU GbemIt,
Uuo eiu Gcbrau6 RON peHi0eu SuU,U DIrb Ugeub
elmer gtrioH, pclbt Da0tlbs gtgeH Tgtu0 otl9e
Sorm Dittr Rrarfbtiteu slnnlmmt igtnt buItrdt'
tiQt g8irfuHe btutisH. QBeHu IS Dem Yatlenttn,
uelGer tGgljh bur5 bic t0rtgeisBt JurtbntnotH
g,rluft unb auil0iuugcu RrdttcH DerlItrt, gs'
ljnqt DitieR YsrluteH GubuIt Ju tbuu uHo oies
clbcH 0ur6 aus geuHotm glut ,nt'DrluetHot neut
Dlaterdlltu yu erieBtn uub oi,its Uir0 our9
8appup's 5driapariuiun rbsr errCitt - 10 If cine
49ciluUo g,pIb oeUH peHH oieies Setlmttte stumuL
itiHt 8ejHisuHgsarbtit bt8uHt uHo Is ibm gtllngt,
bjcc 9ulUitt ju DpmuOuH 70 pro bic gsiltrmg
RAID ,riolGtu, uuo nit itosm Iugs DtrO fa o;r
RUuuft bshT uuD frditteer fubleH, Die 9troaUuHg
miro getraitgt Der 4ppetit Gebsicrt uHO 5Isib
unO gtTih' Utrbcu Juusbm,H
7as I5olQtHos if eiH i}Gu, no cine f5Iaiht oon
RoopaDs Suriapariuiau ReolpeHt Die bctrsffsn0tn
SDmptoms bseitiqte, bic gmpttHouHgs ssGigubstien
oDr bic RraHib,itsrt,inuug Jritortt uHb BEN
qateHtsu bon Q0uujoUtr btrcite. 8ttitr grt'
nurDs i'm Gttobsr 1897 gtibrIebeH:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-13
GineS iungcS Manues Grfabruns.

groofIpu, ben A. GftObsr 1897.
g9d psroe 9bnm bier mtlne Symphonic bci5reis
Ben SD bin p SABRE alt pitgs l5O 9fuHO, bin
ie95 SUB groB, babe buuitlbraur,s SGar, Rorptr
uu0 GjlieDtr lang unO alaHi Sdrud9, i'm gunjeH
ROrper, dwer I'M Gopie uuo Summtu in ben Obs
rem, Sbmer3tn ubtr ben Nug,R, Das gSeIBe in ben
auQtH gtlblih Die 6aut unrtln uno itttG, gtlbs
SuUct nit ,tutm UelBtu utbulug, torpabrsnots
8dulperH, osu 6Gl5 rein jU blttn, Jobc, felts
fseHor Sbltim, guHttt uHo uHbtre Grl6ctuuu9tH
ben AuqsH, i5DObe augeH, beunrubtgcuoe
8rdums, Rcrp0btdt, SaatrIghlt, oas gTllnGtn,
lGnat i'm Sstt gu litgtn, ots DtOrgtn5 btl'm auis
ttbtn oumptc5 uno lDntrts Stlubl I'M Ropt, ois
GiHgeiuetoe Juptjleu oeUitoptt uno 5u uuoren 8tis
ten rteulare, leItUtilIgs id,emlge Ausl6etoungeH
aus osn 6uQtntiOtH, JiuHsu III Der Qaut Sud,H,
i6lcbter 8sidmad i'm OtuHot, gSioerniaeH gegen
arbtit uRD lptblibs geisul DAFT 9orItbs iitr bic
Giuidmftit eumpfs, idiperc, fupios unb i5lairgs
Gttf,s tbatiClet baFts, bugtres @efat Va'Hblus
ten, 9a6ti6DeiB 9trldugeH mad pltlcm 99aRtr=
trHten, mGngelbaftcr &pp,tit, i5rcditbs @HbIls
ouHgsR Hu6 otm S6laituutbeu. Is iiHD leBt 14t
Sabre ber OuS fd oitis dUrtib.uDtu Spmpt0ms
bel mir sR5uittqtH begunHsH, uu0 lett itHer StIt
babe i'd baraH beiHube fOrtiDdbrtuo gcljttcH. Sd
unterJog MID Der gtb1uOluna bon hsbn Asrjtsn.
50 bab. mtints Uifcns ptOtr RalOmd OoT Yttrs
curp np5 blaEs 9igeu geuommtn. Sitlc Rrart-
belts stri 1eiuuHgeu fub ncrbDunosH, OeHH ieIt t1
nit bcm Gebraube ReioUeHt beQuUH, bubsu
fb bic QolutioHtH otrloreH. Die 0urb 0isits oeIls
mittsl bsrporgTuisus 8,rdHoruUg IN DuHorbar.
@us bieit Rranfbeits=6 =6omptoms ptrihnuHbm ME
ourt eiu WuHo,r DltiH @pp,tit tsbrts urid, mtin
Gtii lpurDe auQtreqttr uno i'd mar eiri9 uHD tbrs
qcjiia, msiut tdqdeu grbtittu lu oouenotn. SD
nobm tdqlib Orti Tlal tiusH Sbselotfsl OOl 8tlols
Osut uuo itot 9G6t sut oou 8aonaps pJusH isrz
utr rieb id Jn. DtdI in Der gPobe msu Rldgrat
nit RtaOp 4tIisf Elm, GiHt 55lai5s bat oltls NUNS
o,rbart gtranotruug btrDororuitn, BOD CLAUDE 10,
IS iuiro Das Bette itH, Oamit iHr ,iHt 3tt lang
fsrtJuiabrer.
Gbtungg0oa 5br u. p-o'
TN ada,n DON b,S,utliac s6Ddt, uno allen
H,rc6ien qffcftonsR III bic GiHrsbuHg bes Rdd'
orots nit R pop's &suop &tItet oon
orob,r gBibtiqIsit Gs D,riorJi oas Rtrp,nipttm
NIT GItttri3idt uuo Oitbt BEN Rtrpcu nsuts etb'R
uno permebrts Rrdfts. Eu5T nit 8atbl9lageH
hb,r pbios Rrurt5,it (uRobpap on JrrJtable ursE
tbro etc . p,roeu auf gsrlIne,H GRATIS Juqeianot
Rao p's 6si mitttl perOen autntbolH
ben pcr Npotbsftyu Beriauft iotDit IN Or. q D.
pas's garsau. Rr. s., GlusStrabs G,Dsgor.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-13

Den. Die @amouner erfidrsn, W1az
t.aafa babe bereiI5 brcimul beT6lOF2n,
le4 gu unterperfen, oGe;n Der oeutT9s
aStoHju jul aoIe 316e f6m Oagegen seraz
men, uno ieBt lei er entT9loFsn, Bis
gum @euBer(ten gu tGnpfsn.
set fur3ung in Wafbingz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-04-13

pieberbolt 5uriid, mubten isoo4
T9leBli9 Der ue6erma9t pei4en.
lieutenant 2unsbole uno GrIign no
rag6an, BON 9reu3er yP6ildOelpbId ,
urb lieutenant 6reeman, bonn &reu>
3sr ,Saurungu," purben get0otet. Die
@urppGer erlangten ipdter bic 2ei4en
Der @efangenen, pel4e pon ben SnTuz
ianern ent6auptet lporben paren, ,na9z
benz Ti9 bic 2eBteren entFernt batten.
@u9 bier Geefolboten tpuroen ge!Ooz
tel. W1atuaFa'S 8erluIt 6efanb aus
40 Sobten uno elmer @n3a6i 9erpunz
oeter, inoeFsn purben OieTe bon ben
SnTurgerten 6ei ibrem Nb5ug nit baz
BON geIragen. Die gefaGlenen britt
I9en uno ameritaniF9en Sffi3iere uno
Soloaten Iirb gu Wulinuu nit milf
tGriThen Gbren 6elidttet tporben.
geItGnbige 8dmpfe nit ben Ginges
6orenen Iino in Der umgebung bon
Npia i'm 9ange uno bds 2sben tetneS
@uropders uuf Der SnIelgruppe iIt
Ii6er.
Die gsfutIenen amertuz
niTden Offi3iere.
2ieu!snanf 96ilip 2auborn Cans
bale tpurDe i'm 6ebruar 1858 3uDaT6z
ington, .. e., gsborsn, trut i'm SUM
1873 in bic 5lottenF9ule gu Qnnapoz
lis Elm uno abIoiDirte oieTeIbe in 1873.
.syn 1881 purbe er gnTign, in 1893
lieutenant, uno fiibrte in bieTer @iz
genT9aft bic 2lufFidt iiber bic Golumz
bus @arapsten uuf Der Gbjcago'er
WeItuusFeGung. Seit SUM- 1896
oiente er auf BEN Sreu5er r96iluoslz
pbia."
@nIign Sobu q. Monug9an tpurOe
bonn Stuats WaEbington aug gum
5lotten 8apetten ernunnt uno trat
am 7. September 1891 in bic 6loEtsnz
@tabemie Elm. Sm SuIi 1897 puroe
er gum @nii9n ernannt unh an 8oro
beg rpbiiabelpbja" beoroert.
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2de6r 2sflttpergieeen.
86ie GunDe aus Sa1tO q.
Gmal6noer Unto 2tmerifamer non Wataaiametm mber'
fallen ,tno im Die Ilmd)t eeidla9en.
Drei Offtsiere 1tma uter 5felente 9ftnntft.
3we Oct sefaIenen @fiiere se6Ortem w ansertkan'dea
Srenser '.2s6ifaoelp6ia.'


gnstoner Sngos brunn 6erei Srieg Qu 2onoon Ifb
man bic @uo benz gorfaa auf ben Oeuifn 8niul
Deutit psgen ui8ung Der Gnge6onn Der9utet uno ais
@angsner uu ben brilden areu5er n5ourun9u" gsbruat
Die Taaufuner ffnien ben 9efuusnen bic 8Ope
ab-gDeiere 5ru6te Der 9rOBmufs zqoit 0&
&inlep's. Die @tmmung in Berlin uno
gDa6ngton.
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Ser
WQtioual 8 8au : Werein

Ser
MQtional 8Qlt : Weretn
Oct Staot 2saftimtore.
6aupt=Biiream: Tibelttp= @ebamoe
Herpabruae b. 6sfuritdten SiDelitp & Sepoiit 60
9eor,te unter gIrei9aft Der
.SiS.IitS L S.psft Co. BON Marslano.
6:pros. &apitaI Wnlaae.
belabltsn antbeil.n iu 500 pro autSeil NIT elmer
iabrli6en SaarsSibs.nbe bon 9ro,sut balbs
losrli9 labibar NIT 0roi.nt Is. augait unb
Sebruar.
Gine 9aritellnng
Der oeranfdbIastem Rotten fur wsitsIiesrr NIT
1000 NusI6funs.
rinmi.t.lbar mad etr S.rousqabuna
tpirb Der gerein ieine aiten 5u $40 pre-
aT.seI ',al0sn .1n p 2s s,sno aTt5eiIs sis.
ii6t 3abiuneen AMI 25 Gntb,ils su 90
Gents uionutli@ BRO Gntbtil far 100
Wondft S'oVo.W
S,iammte Rsf.n ....... sl,5OO. %
abiheli6 ansl6iuuesprds 1000. 90
R.ttosiInfsH.n fir Witelieper s5oO.0 90
Dlon 0srlanee ben groipett.
Dtrettor.n:
Grnff. 8. anabe, iun.. GIinton .. Vatne.
9bpS. B. Gan, aBiIbnr q. Sadfon.
6emare Ratns. Sames .. Waipn,
s. sBinstew sBiafams, MN. y. 6arpep.
me. WfeD. wridbare.
m. Me9. Yrtmars.
0sSs9.1S2&e) osssxsl'0ss&attstaasss.
Evening star., 1899-02-10

The Incorporated Unity Club was enter
tanned on Wednesday evening last by Mrs.
DR.. James Rea, 1714 @ street northwest,
and neither the piles of snow nor the fall
ing mercury prevented large attendance.
The exercises opened with a potpourri on
the piano by Miss Helen Tourney. Prof N.
r. Wood of the Smithsonian Institute was
the essayist of the evening. His subject
was Anecdotes and Language of the
Lower Animals" 1t was fully illustrated
by limitations of the language or talks
OF all the domestic and many Of the wild
animals and birds SO real as to excite the
wonder OF all present.
After recess the program was continued
as follows: Recitation by 9. K. Hail. THE
Tree Toad" recitation by Mr.. NJ. E. Kahn
THE Picture of Nell" mandolin and piano
duet. selections from THE Fortune Teller"
by Misses Helen and Katherine Tourney;
recitation, Heads. Not Hearts. Are
Trumps," by Miss Daisy E. Wedding; man
dolin solo. 'Aeoian Harp Sounds" by Miss
Katherine Tourney, accompanied on the
piano by Miss Helen Tourney; recitation,
My Angelina" by Mr.. Kahn. Miss We'd
ding, in a recitation entitled Shadows"
concluded the program.
Evening star., 1899-02-10
DIRECTORS MEETING.
Board OF Trade Managers Hold q
Business Session

At meeting of the board of directors of
the board of trade at the rooms of the
board, 1410 street northwest, yesterday
afternoon, Mr. Theodore w. Noyes, the
president, presiding, the following were
elected to membership: William B. Powell,
Thomas F. Walsh, Carusi G. Carusi, Fred
K. Wallace, John D. Carmody, E. ]. Hulse,
DR.. F. P. Chamberlain, J. Fred Kelly, NJ
Goldenberg, R. w. Henderson, Maj r. Syl-
vester, Andrew Wilson, Berry & Minor.
Dulin & Martin. Gait & Brothers, DR.. l..
B. Swormstedt, A. F. Jorss, ]. C. Athey,
David Moore, c. A. Aspinwall, CsS Domer
and DR.. William Tindall.
1t was stated that an effort would be
made to get hearing before the Senate
committee on commerce for the purpose of
urging the incorporation in the river and
harbor bill of an appropriation for the i'm
proYement of the Anacostia river, which
would carry with 1t the reclamation of the
flats. The estimated cost of this improve
ment is 100000.
Announcement was made of the hearing
on the proposed memorial bridge this morn
ing of the committee appointed for that
purpose by the board before the House
committee on interstate and foreign COM
merce.
Evening star., 1899-02-10
Result Of a Runaway,

Mr.. Henry B. Polkinhorn and his
niece, Miss Polkinhorn, were thrown
from a sleigh yesterday afternoon at the
corner of 14th and Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr.. Pokinhorn was not driving his own
horse, but one obtained of a friend. The
animal became frightened and unmanage-
able at the Treasury Department and ran
down Pennsylvania avenue to l4th street
where he was turned into large wagon
in the hope of stopping him. The horse
the ice which covered the streets Neither
of the occupants was seriously injured but
both received several cuts and bruises about
the head. Mr.. Polkinborn will be confined
to the house for several days.
Evening star., 1899-02-10
OBTAINING THE FACTS.
Health Omcer Investigating Circum-
stances Attending Two Deaths.

The District health officer. DR.. VIM. c.
Woodward, is engaged in the investigation
of the circumstances attending the death
of two children of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. g.
Crabbe of No. 8 4th street northeast, it
having been charged that the little ones
died of diphtheria, and that a physician
was not called in attendance until shortly
before the death of the first child, the sec
ond one dying the following day. 1t Is also
alleged that until the physician was called
the children had been ATTENDED by Chris
tian Scientists.
1t appears from statements made to DR..
woodward that the first child. Lucille,
girl six years Of age. had been sick for
about two weeks, and that she died at 4:30
o'clock last Saturday morning, her brother,
Charles, four years of age dying the next
day. 1t is said physician, Dr. Albert l..
Lawrence, was called to attend the chill
dren about half an hour previous to the
death of the little girl, and that he de-
scribed her disease in the death certificate
as supposed diphtheria.' The boy died
after an illness of about eight days, the
cause Of his death being given as diph-
ther1a 1t is said on behalf of the parents
OF the children that they believed the little
ones were suffering from grip.
The health department will endeavor to
ascertain whether the facts in the case will
sustain a charge against any of the parties
concerned of practicng medicine without
having been licensed to do so, or of failing
to report the cases as diphtheria as re-
CURED by law. Action will be based upon
tn" facts as ascertained.
Evening star., 1899-02-10
LIBRARY 4 ASSOCIATION
Meeting Of the National Organization at
kalanh, Ga.
Library Exhibit tosBe Made Feature
-Old-Fash3Ontd Barbecue at
Stone Mountain.

The members of the Library Association
Of Washington City Are taking great inter-
est in the approaching annual meeting OF
the American LibrarysAssociation at Attain
ia, from the Sth Ito the 18th of May, inclu-
sive. This will be the first convention of
the organization held in the south, and 1t
is stated to be the intention of the people
OF the Georgia city to give the delegates
and those who accompany them royal
welcome.
Delegates from between 200 and 300 local
library associations are expected to part1c1-
pate in the sessions, and every section of
the country will be represented. Among
those who. it is understood, will be present
are DR.. II. G.. Bolton. DR.. Cyrus Adler and
others from Washington, D. c.; Mr.. Herbert
putnam OF the Boston pubic library, Mr r.
M. Crumden of the St. Louis library and Mr.
Melville Dewey of the New York state
library. The topics to be discussed at the
convention will comprise library extension,
access to shelves and cooperation
Special Exhibit.
An exhibit will be arranged in connection
with the conference to consist of all the
modern library appliances, such as card
catalogue cases, files, indexes and original
devices for expediting library administra-
ton.
The Kimball House will be the headquar-
will be held in the ball room. Many ladies'
of Atlanta have offered their pariors to be
used for receptions tor the guests, which
hospitality Will be accepted. AN old-faSh-
toned barbecue will be gwen at Stone noun
tam, and there will be a real coon dance
and song for the benefit of the guests,
most of whom have never seen anything Of
the kind.
Addresses will be given at the Grand
Opera House on the subject of library de-
veiopment in the United States. An inter-
esting feature will be tue stereupticon dis
play Of various libraries throughout this
country. The guests will be given a trolley
ride around the city one afternoon during
their stay. On Saturday the association
Sunday there and at Chickamauga Park.
From this place the members will disperse
to their various homes.
Trains to He Made Up Here.
Cars for the transportation Of the dele
gates will be gathered at this city. and
here will be made up into one or two spe-
cial trains for the occasion. These trains
will be at the service of the convention to
carry the delegates to and from their vari-
Gus excursions.
The American Library Association was
founded October 6, 1876, at the centennial
exposition, for the purpose of promoting
the library interests of the country The
growth of the association was slow until
about six years ago, when much greater
interest began to be taken in it. 1t is now
a strong institution, holding conferences all
over the country.
The officers are: President, William c.
Lane, Cambridge, Mass; secretary, Henry
j. Carr, Scranton, Pa; treasurer, Gardner
NJ. Jones, Salem Mass.
Evening star., 1899-02-10
JOINT INSTALLATION.
Leaders of G. A. Il. and w. II, C. In
Quoted Into Office.

The newly elected officers of the Depart
ment OF the Potomac, Grand Army of the
Republic, and of the Women's Relief Corps
were installed at joint meeting held last
evening at the G. A. r. Hail. There was
large attendance and the hall was ap-
propr1ately decorated
The retiring department commander, Ar
thur Hendricks, Mrs. Anna Peck. the re-
tiring president of the Women's Relief
Corps; Assistant Adjutant General l.. Van
derhoef; the past presidents of the Relief
Corps, Mrs. A. H. Johnson and Mrs. Ar
thur Hendricks; Past Department Com
manders Thomas L. Hopkins, NJ T. An
derson, William Gibson, w. s. Odell. NJ
Emmet Urel, c. P. Lincoln and William
II. Patrick, the last named of the De-
partment Of Alabama and Georgia, were
in attendance.
Mrs. Arthur Hendricks administered the
pledge of duty to the following officers of
the Women's Relief Corps: Mrs. C. A.
kibbey, president; Mrs. Matilda r. Sprague,
senior vice president; Mrs. Kittie Wagga-
man, Junior vice president; Mrs. Annie B.
Frost, treasurer; Mrs. Mary Fletcher
chaplain; Mrs. Jane s. Mclean, chairman
of the executive board; Mrs. Sarah ]. Van
Doren, second member, and Mrs. Taft
third member of the executive board.
Past Department Commander Thomas S.
Hopkins was escorted to the platform by
Captain j. NJ. Edgar. the officer of the day
and he in turn performed the function of
installing the Grand Army officers as fol-
lows: Department commander, Calvin
Farnsworth; senior vice department COM
mander, George A. Slaybaugh; junior vice
department commander, A. b. Grunwell; ;
medical director, DR.. J. r. Hayes; council
OF administration. George w. McElfresh
J. l.. Thornton. James Wells, ]. H Dony
and Peter McGirr; representatives to the
national encampment, Fred Fowler, Con-
Wis Parker B. f. Bingham and John c.
Burgher; alternates, W. E. Post. IT G
Saunders, j. Madison Cults and John s.
Hoover
AT the conclusion of the exercises the
new commander delivered an address. Ar
thur Hendricks. the retiring commander:
Major Urell, Mrs. Kibbey and Mr. Hop
kins also spoke, while B. w. Beebe's song,
marching Through Georgia" aroused great
enthusiasm
Evening star., 1899-02-10

Senator and Mrs. Hayyley to Be Guests
of North CarOlinians.

Senator Hawley of Connecticut is a ma
tive of the old north state. and he and Mrs
Hawiey have been invited to meet the
North Carolinians in Washington at Con-
federate Veterans Hall, 11th and E streets
northwest. next Monday evening. The in
vitation has been accepted, and the senator
and his wife will be present.
The program of the evening will consist
OF lecitations and vocal and instrumental
music. 1t is also probable that some inter-
esting war reminist ences will be heard, as
Gen. Hawley was in military command at
Wilmington after the fall of Fort Fisher
The exercises will close with dancing.
The following con mittees have been des-
1snated: Mrs. Senator Vance, Mrs. Senator
Prttchard, Mrs. Walter c. Murphy, Mrs.
David Anderson, Miss JEANNE Haywood
Mrs James E: Boyd, Mrs. John H. Bell,
Ms. Hester, Miss Edna Bishop Gen. VIM
K. Cox, Representatives Kitchen Skinner
Linney and Fowler, Mr.. Daniel r. Goodloe
Mai. W. B. Gulick, DR.. S. B. Weeks, Dr.
Lewis J. Battle.
Evening star., 1899-02-10
Ordered by Commissioners

The District Commissioners have ordered
that the roadway of G street northwest be-
tween 18th and 18th streets be resurfaced,
at an estimated cost of s.. 500: 81 ,24S.5O of
said sum to be charged against the City
and Suburban Railway Company, and the
balance chargeable against the appropria-
ton for repairs to streets, 1899 and that
fire hydrants be erected as follows: At the
southwest corner of b street and Delaware
avenue southwest, west side of New Jersey
avenue between and g streets southeast,
3 street between 1st street and New Jersey
avenue southeast; total estimated cost, S2S7