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The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
Oyerrun Ry Rip snailz

Snails OF strange variety have
made their appearance az Osgood- and
II Is supposed they are brought from
some Eastern conservatory IN flowers
They are very long. some measuring
six inches i'll length. They have null
tiplied until there ara thousands Of
them 4 number of wells and ciSterns
have ben destroyed and some persons
now keep 4 ring OF salt around their
wells % preserve them from their rav-
ages. They are now trying 10 EXTERN
!nate Ihe snails. and snail hunts take
place nightly one person often catch
ing from 900 20 40. Where the Snails
crawl over the grass they leave a phos-
phoreScent glow. by which they can De
traced. says the Indianapolis Seminal.
When found they sprinkle salt on
them, which kills them almost instant
"
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
Illness Made Him Grow.

Among the hospital patients OF DR.
Lucas ChampiOnnieTe IN London Is
a man seven feet four inches high He
i rwen1y-seyen years old and is still
growing He takes after his father.
who was seven feet eight whereas his
mother was short. AT the age Of
eighteen he was youth below middle
height. but after an Hines he grew
four inches in few days. A second
illness produced another rapid increase
Of his height After this he had sew
eral successive attacks Of a debilitat-
ing complaint On recovery he inva-
riably found he had grown several
inches till when at rwenty-one he
went TO serve in the army he had
reached seven feet. He was the
youngest Of twelve children. and is
the rallest Of them all by foot or so.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
Man Knocked Ont BY . sereeeh Owl

Iohn Young Mayes o. Springfield.
ny. tells story OF q remarkable En-
counter which he had recently thar
would tax the cred1liEy OF his friends
in believing were II not for his good
reputation for truth and veraeiry and
the facT that he bears the scars of hat
Tie in evidence Mr. Mayes saws that
while passing under some trees y his
yard his attention was attracted By q
couple Of Screeeh owls that few at
him II threatening manner He.
however. paid little attention 70 them.
thinking they could do him 10 harm.
when suddenly one Of them feT az
him and struck him full in The face.
The blow was 80 sudden and came
with - much force thar he was knock
I'd down and partially stunned The
owls continued the attack until NJ.
Mayes made his escape into the house.
He low exhibits q bruised eye and
several scratches about bis eyes and
nose
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22

81 i, II itself, cause for COM
msns. These young girls, II invi-
ted 80 the country, shouId bs
chaperOnsd- The idea Of 3 young
man inviting Is Or 20 unsophisti-
cse5 ni.ses 20 his house md having
them troiickiug over his premises
a. nigh: with no protection but
hInsegf. l. TOO ridiculous 10 thir K
Of and Ee 10 Lot wonder AZ these
whizperings EoE going around
about sone improper actions in con-
sequence thereof
We caI. upoa Principal Terrell
70 pit stop 70 this at once
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
THE NEXT CONVENTION.

To the Editor Of THE Bee:
Please permit me the use 0! your
paper, 10 enter mv hearty approval
and 10 endorse the lette. OF Mr. In
Cious n. Peterson, which appeared II
yo1r paper IN the issue Of June the
18th. ISoe. / believe speak the true
sentiment Of the many republicans OF
ihe District OF Columbia. Ehen I ssy
that the time has come when We
should 10 longer permit men of small
sno personal ambition 10 represent IS
II such Al Important body IS the Re
publican National Convenlion- Il can
be we'll remembered that ! heartily
supported one OF the successful candI-
dates 70 the last convention, experi-
euced Z hard ard bitter hglc, for the
people represented and those 20
whom Iappesled were looking TO 4
more higher elevation but consider.
ing the circumstances connected with
the other candidates. choose the
lesser Of the evils therefore a. this
early period join my brother Peterson,
and the manv others 70 advise cur
friends TO give this very important mat
ter some attention before il IS too iale-
There are cores OF good republicans
from whom t.o Or sax delegates could
be selected 10 represent this District
IN the next National Convention, and
who would Dc recognized by the ad-
ninisfration-
know Of no better man than the
Hon. Nyrion II Parker, whose record
while District Commissioner, and IS .
g. &-r ---1
stands uuimpeached. Mr. L. VI.
Saunders Is good gentleman known
and loved by all classes as good
republican and successful bus ness
man. Some men are known by their
works, tsw Of Us see Or know Mr.. G.
J. Ortlip, but when We come 20 visit
the many no es OF our poor and Ia
boring classes, We come in contact with
the many hearts who are made happy
with clothes and food, which they oh.
tain through the work given them By
this good man.
Mr, Ortlip as Supt. forthe Saxon street
Railway Company, gives employment
TO more coiorcd men IN this city, than
all other contractors put together. and
since he IS 50 interested in our we'll
dE l-t ID III IO
DR. Reyburn has made gallant
fight for suffrage, and if hecould be,
sent as Z delegate TO the National
Convention, il would almost mean su-
cess TO his cause. In reference 10 the
coIored candidates, ze have men fully
competent in the persons Of DR.. Chas,
3. Puryis, W CALVIN Chase, Hon.
Daniel Murray. and last but not
least, Mr. Lucious II. Peterson.
Nr. Peterson IS a young man we'll
educated and full Of ambition and
energy. He is fluent speaker, and is
we'll known III our city having lived
here all Of his life. II was through his
earnest efforts that Col P H. Carson,
was elected last year.
Mr. Peterson's eyes are opened now.
and he sees as be saw not before. If
our National Committeeman would ar
range form Gf election, we will see
TO II that some of these men mention
ed, are secured as delegates.
u Sc
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
G. MAURICE SMITH, ESQ.

One Of the most brilliant rem-
bers Of the bar aud a republican Of
ability, honor and reputation is
c. Maurice Smith, Esq.
In the event 0: the appointment:
Of Mr.. DAVIS OF the bench 70 sue
ceed Ju6ge Cox, a finer man could
not BE selected, a. Mr. Davi-' sue
cessor, than Mr. Smith. President
Mckinley would find in Mr.. Smith
man Of many distinguished
parts. He iz popular with all cl-
asses and beyond al doubt the
unanimUz choice Of the bar.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
A COMPARISON
American and European IadzsfrSes
Compared TO the Credit Of Former.

American and European Industries
Compared to the Credit Of Former.
Ihese Who are interested u eorvz-5-
soEs between the vast industrial s<-zrl-
Esaue1rs OF America OF. TIE eze hand
and Of Europe On The other viii srd
10 cause for disFzrzgene1E N The ezse
81 he LzrIer- II view Of facts o11c-zIIy
published = 2 recent London Trz6es
ReTeT- Prom this u appears that
Ire largest numbe- o. blast furnaces
possessed by q single concern Il TIE
world / owned By rhs Alpine Non1z1
GeselSchafT Of Vienna and SryriA.
which has . total q rhirry-rwe fur
nzces. but a. Most OF these are OF cd
plans and methods worked with char
egal fuel The fact Is more important
that O The modem class Of furnaces
the largest number owned by = single
firm L rweDTT-slL. owned By the
Rea-ds o. Glasgow, who own the
works OF GarTs1eTie- Egiinton- Lugz-
and Mzirkirk of Scotland these being
equal 10 Z total output o. 10000 tons
q rear O. about O1e-rhIrd Cf Lhe total
plg-Iron Production Of that country
Next 70 this frC x thar of Bokkow.
Vaughn 81 Co Of 3rl5dleS5O-Ough. With
total o. rwenry-fCur furnaces. equal
70 al annual output Of 10000 tons OF
ple-lron 7 al Eere Z blast The ca
pac.Ty II both these cases ! below
thar II some American firms. although
tne number Of furnaces : larger
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22

and st the przsnt time dean O. tke
la~ department Of Shaw UniverntE.
He 70 also the author O. . school
history Of the negro race Tbe
book i being sold bE subscription
HlEneE b99k zhould u IL the
hands Of eveTr negro IL thI. c5an-
trT bec47se he gives . tru= history
OF the Fsl0r aid deeds Ot the negro
soldier.
The book may be obtained from
NJ. Z Fl Hunter. 1903 { ST.,
northwest
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
THE NEXT DISTRICT con.
VENTION.

1t ls quite evident that the Re-
publicans Of the District Of Colum-
bia are determined 10 send from this
city a representative Republican
delegation.
Col. VI. VI. Parker is the right
kind Of representative TO remain on
the National Republican Commit
tee or as delegate to the next Con-
vention At any rate, Col. Parker
can have either place if he wants it..
he is strong Republican and a
man Of influence.
DIR. Jones would make a GOOD
alternate delegate. He is a strong
administration man aud one who
would draw the young Republican
Megsrs. Jones and Peterson az
altinate delegates would also draw
the young Republican element.
element.
Col. l.. VI. Saunders has made
himself strong among the people.
He would make a good successor to
our quasi Republican Commission
er. There Is no man in this city
more popular than Gel. Saunders.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
THE ARREST OF MINKTNs.

Some one, wa2eTsr he MAJ oe,
falsely represented Mr. Chase II
the cz.e u Mzukins and his friend
who were arrested tsE daEs ago
bv order of the Police Department,
after which i was s5cert2ined that
iuuo ent men had been falsely &C
cused and iuprlsoned NJ. Chase
xas retained as counsel, after which
be went Immediately 70 the chief q
fhe Detective Department, NJ.
Boardman. and demanded their r.
lease, a. there was lothing upon
rEich the men could u Justly held /.
TIE chief Informed NJ. Chase that
Whatever the detectives did in the
case E3olj BE- satisfactory 70 him.
Wne1 TIE oticers in the czse were
intormed 0y the prisoners counsel,
he zzs told that charge Of
concealed weapons would be placed
against Minking Mr. Chase con-
Eidered the charge ridiculous. for
the reas5n that these men were
forced o7t o. their rooms b7 the
officers. The detective who called
upon Mr.. Chase ald asked that
portion Of the fee be given back
was not only presum ptious, tu: i'm
pudent, to say the least. II Mr..
Chase was benefited by the blum
ders Of the Police Department,
certainly that department ought
10 hare paid Whatever expenses had
been incurred by these unfortunate
men The BEE viii not say that
the arrest was unjuEtIfiable, aud
while We do not agree with Mr.
Lacy personally, we must admit
that he is q good detective.
Whenever lawyer is paid re-
tsiner's fee, whether he renders any
services or not, he ne ps it, the
Police Department and all other
departments to the contrary not
vIthstanding.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
Too Vastly Different.

A member OF an athletic club. after
swimming the length OF the large tank
in the basement Of the institution. came
out putting and blowing. apparently
exhausted. says the Youths Compan-
ion.
You don't manage your breathing
right" said the swimming instructor.
1T ought not 10 tire you so. As 10 the
upper part Of your body. including
your arms. you use exactly the same
muscles, and in very much the same
way. in swimming as in saving
wood
No. SIR gasped the swimmer.
When IL comes 70 saving wood use
the muscles Of some other man"
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
NO KICK AMONG THE NEGROES.
THIS IS WHAT MEssRs. LYONS, GREEN
AND CPEATHAH TELL The PREsI-

THIS IS WHAT MESSRS- LYONS, bR ZEN
AND CPEATHAH TELL The PREsI-
DENT.
Mr.. Atkinson of Boston, Mass,
published on Saturday a certain dis
ruption among Negroes, and on Mon
day Messrs. Lyons, Green, and Cheat
ham called at the White House and
informed the President, SO reports the
dailv press. that the Negroes are
united for the good old party. The
information that The ZEE received
was that all but Mr.. Green assured
the President tnat there was no dis
affection among the Negro voters Of
the country. The BEE takes the op-
portunitv of informing the President,
Notwithstanding what Messrs- Lyons
and Cheatham have assured him, that
the Negroes are hopelessly divided.
In the North. fro1 the personal
knowledge OF The BEE, hundreds Of
colored men are joinig the Democratic
party In this article The BEE it
can be seen that some of the most in
telIigent colored men in the Negro
race are Joining the Democratic party.
If men who are placed in representa-
tive places would tell the President
the truth, the attitude of the admin
istration toward the Negro would be
changed.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
Terms UF -UBSCRIPTIOS.
r SPECLzL NOTICE II

There zrs YeF=Ezr <Etlo7Tzs6 C0I-
seck0-- 9. z5s er-eIoy Of The BEE
n-s.tf.r O.. z.d z5s- fs<y c1H 20 i<e
eEf.easst tatEcv;ser5 they ere ~
esested 10 szy t5t>. z-S 1ot gre tss
<rc1se fEzt "tE<y zIEI sss tie E6IfoT-
TIE E1ftor EzE 70 tfrze 90 sss tss Sa5-
scysseyE. s.6 y y 0fe5 that ~
S-ter1r zsI tie eztro5E II TIE 6EE
x-H ezy Es< CoLsctor I5SE s< czLE;-
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
ALGER RESIGNS.

No one E!.I regret the retirement
Of Russell 4 AIger from Ehs Csbi-
net. Il ther- ever was q Lehinst
failure Il Eas Mr- Alger- He hat
Cd The negro - b4d.7 3. the devil
hates holy water. 1he rezgna-
ton Of IL. AIger Elll tend 10
strengthen ~. MokInless al
uInIsrrz-I0l.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22

As is well known aud generally
conceded, the changes in the Nor
NAL School by which inestimable
benefits have been bestowed upon
the public are due to the untiring
efforts and manllness of our brainv
school trustee, DR.. r chardson.
While credit is to be given to all
Of the trustees for their concert of
action, yet no action would likely
have been taken had not DR.. Rich
ardson furnished the facts and
reasons. He has a way of getting
at the facts and when he gets them
he knows how to use them to the
best advantage. The fortunate
ones vino get in the Normal School
will have him mainly to thank.
We congratulate Dr. Richardson
and the other trustees for their
noble work.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
Baltimore { Ohio Railroad Bulletin
Of Special Excursions,
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY CHRISTIAN
ESDEAvoR.

Il W w Z LCI GOSIE
ENDEAvoR.
Convention Detroit. July $40. One
Fare for the round trip. From points
east Of the Ohio River, tickets will be
good going July 3rd TO 9Th, inclusive
and good returning until July 18th,
with the privilege of extension until
August 18th, inclusive, If ticket is de-
posted with Joint Ageni at Detroit on
or before July I2th, and upon pay
ment OF fee Of so cents. Ticket will
also be good going one route and re-
turning another, at higher rate
EPwORTH LEAGUE.
Convention, Indianapolis, July 2o-23
One iare tor the round trip. From
points east of the Ohio River, tickets
VIII be good going July 18th and 10th
good returning until Jsly 74th, inclu-
sive, with the privilege Of extension
until August 10th, inclusive, if ticket
IS deposited with Joint Agent at H.
dIanaPolls not later than Tuly 2Ath.
and upon payment of fee of 50 cents.
YOUNG PEOPLES CHRISTIAN UNION
OF UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Convention, Pittsburg. August 2.7.
one rare Tor the round trip. From points
east OF the Ohio River, tickets will be
sold August 1st and and, good return
ing leaving. Pittsburg, August 9th, with
privilege OF extention until August ~
nc'usive, II ticket is deposited with
Joint agent tPittsburg on or before
of 50 cents. " i0
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
THIS IS THE BANK.

The National Dexey Committee nas
selected among the banks II this CITY,
the Capital Savings Band. Is Z cePcs-
itory for tie Iaexey fund All those
who wish TO subscribe 70 this fU7c
may do 50 By calling a. this bank
The name and address o. all c0Rt--o-
utors desired so that they may d -e-
corded IN the memorial volume EhlC1
vii be presented with the deed to-
the home subscriptions viii not -
received later then ,he zoth q June IS
tne banks are required 20 forward 20
the Treasurer q the United States,
Mr. Ellis Il. Roberts. all funds n
their possession On that date
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
The Fastest Cruiser

China may be slow nation. but she
likes fast boats. The fastest cruiser in
he world has just been completed by
the Armstrong; for her. and the IA
nous Schichan firm recently built her
a torpedo boat capable Of covering s.. 2
knots per hour. The new cruiser is 10
be known as the Hal Tien. of 400
tons. and under natural draught will
have speed Of 23.G knots per hour. At
this rate she could cross the Atlantic
in about four and one-half days.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
ROOSEVELT.

Some rs months ago The
BEE perdic-ed. the selection DF
TIE repGblimc Z anzger, ofAr. The
Odore Roo.eve.- as vice presl-
dental s.Ibiiisy. NJ Hobart ;a
nice easy g=Lt!eman rhO would
no do10c MAKE good Cabinet
officer. Dir. Roosevelt a the
head 0t th- ticket would BE- .
dangerous competitor against
the dem Jcra-ic party.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
New Operating Table.

The Electrician describes an electri-
cally warmed operating table. in which
incandescent lamps supply the heat.
The body of the table has the form OF
an air chamber and within il are six
or eight incandescent lamps. These
lamps soon raise the temperature to
the proper point. when half of them
may be switched of. the remainder he
ing entirely adequate TO maintain the
proper warmth.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
COmfOrfino.

An American called upon to return
thanks for the distinguished stranger
at public dinner in England said:
This is quite unexpected: in fact
when / came into this room fell
much like Daniel in the lions dem
When Daniel got into that place and
looked around. he thought to himself
'Whoever's got to DO the after-dinner
speaking, il won't be me-
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22

Ex-Governor 2. 3. 5. Pinch
back Of Louisiana, delivered one
Of the most eloquent and logical
addresses, az the Commencement
Of the colored Palytecnic Institu-
tute Of Baltimore, Nd, that one
would desire to hear last week.
He paid high compliment to our
young and distinguished friend
Harry S. Cummings of Baltimore,
Nd, the founder Of the school.
Mr.. Pinchback is ali eloquent
speaker and man Of good senEs
AM judgement.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
THE NEGRO II THE SPAN
ISH AMERICAN WAR.

Mr.. Edward A. johnson, of Ra.
leigh, NC, has written a book, and
it has been published-a history
of the Negro Soldier in the Span
ish American War. 1t contains
l47 pages. 1t is in large type and
well written. The author deals
with the great war in a logical,
concise and philosophical manner.
Mr.. johnson was formerly assist
tant United States District Attor-
ney Of the State of North Carolina,
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
Editors wopderfuIE,o

Uncle" Dick Compton presented TO
the editor or the kentOn fTennl Argus
n curousity in the way Of an egg.
1he egg measured eight inches in CIR
cumrerence. contained two yolks. two
whites and another egg as large as an
ordinary hens egg.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
GfTE 1T A TRIAL

and it will do tbs rest. Price 800 s
bottle: or 3 bottles for 81 .. Sent =
surely packed 60 any part Of the Fof;;
SPECIAL-Any person ordering
bottles Of Angeline will receive %
premium package Of BlOdsu's Coes
Almond Cream. Any person ordenDs
8 bottles Of Angeline. will receive
Harris Hair Seral9htener FREE.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22

Stop overs allowed on return TIP a.
Buffalo, Rochester, Geneva Burdette
(Watkins GIen.l and MauCh Chunk
Side trip 20 thousand Islands from
Rochester only S. 90 Round Trip.
Tickets good I'VE days, but within
return limit OF Niagara Falls ticket.
Special arrangements for dinner and
supper en- route a. very reasonable
rates. Call on Ticket Agents Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad for full partlc-
uIars.-JI7-.t
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22

We do not believe it to be con-
ducive to the intellectual or moral
status of any of the young lady
pupils of the High School to aece pit
the invitation of any male teacher
to dine at his home. The fact
that no male pupils are ever invit-
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
$50 REWARD

The Angedne Pomsde Co, Will gV,l
q reward Of Fifty Dollars 80 any ira
al persons VINO use ADgeline sDd y
ter giving it q thorough and iupsfiSI
trial, will make an affdavis tnsI AP
geline contains any injurious mgr
dianez
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
LAWYER MARTIN,

That Chesterfeldisn member OF
the BAR, Lawyer ". G. Martin,
pal@ his wager few days ago,
which was an election bet. Itw!E
long time coming, out it Was very
acceptable when il came. Attorney
Martin never fails TO meet his
obligations.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22

left the republican party and cast his
lot with the democrats. NJ Clark
de lsrs.thss he vii canvass Maryland
and the state of Ohio for the demo
Osts- HeIs o1- CT The mJsE highly
educated colored men II the country
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22

Commissioner John y. Wight
ought TO retire.
The police court ought to be
abolished.
A whipping post should be es-
tabliAhed for wife beaters.
a representative republican del
egation will be sent from this city.
There seems to be a great deal
of prejudice in the departments
against the negro.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
ABgeline Il ros E31s q highy
perfUmed vazeilEs Ike = Ersas NAM
What ANGElINE viii Do:

1--Angelfne viii positively maze
kinky and stubborn hair strai9hs. Ono
application viii prove 30 you cOnclp
sively, thss there is efficacy il is.
2.-Angeline viii stop she Ear
from falling o1s or breaking OF, and
Will give 20 you an abundance OF sot
phsble, ssrsighs and glossy hslr.
S.-ADgeIine viii actually NAN
hair grow.
4-Angeline will cure EczeELI
letter. Dsndruf and al shs dssEst
able diseases Of she Scalp
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
POpu,aT Excursion 70 Niagara Z ais
SATURDAY July !
THURSDAY july l5,
sIG Ga. HOUND TRIl'. 1850
Popu.ar

4 Ten flot Day Tour 10 Amerl- : :
Greatest Natural Wonder VIA 3 & O.
ROYAL Blue Line and the / nigh tsl-
lev Route, through the L-flgt and
Wyoming VsLIey-the SH :zer!and O
America Special t-ain }: elegant
day coaches and parioI Ce-s viii 5e
rTIn on above dates, On following
schedule
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
BIOdau's Cocoa Almond Cream q filsI .as1

fcient application for Chsoped Hands, 700. \
Lips, 5unburn or Tan S.arishes, Pulines n n
brightens the complexion. rendering t0s ~
smooth and veivesy and impsrslng ross ~
ness Gentlemen viii be delighted siin i.s
feet AFTER shaving; and ladies' vii oe pieSs1
with it - = valuable si;anct n sFrsngIns
toiles. Sent by mail 10 Any part Of ne ~
m receipt OF 25c.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22

AnSelile !; s:;:: :; :; = s. ! ,.;;s: ! =:
orlssiy and undesirable szisz O. hAir.
An6elile :; E::1: :ss:s s. :::: :: $. :: e: 6: :;
the market OF she word. - : psYfecty
pure harmless discovery Isss VII brul
joy 90 any persons hsAr-. II Esd Of H.
II you Will b1s give RiAf.
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
DEER PARK HOTEL.
Deer Park, MARYLAND.
MosT DELIGHTFUL SUMNER REsosT OF
THE ALLEGHESIES.

MosT DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESoST OF
THE ALLEGHESIEs.
Swept by the mountain breeze, 7,Soo
feet above sea level. Absolutely free
from malaria, hay fever and mosquitoes
On Main Line of Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad. Hotel and Cottages. Every
modern convenience. Rooms en- suite
with bath. Electric Lights, Elevator
Turkish Baths, two large swimming
Pools, Golf Links, Tennis Courts,
Bowling Alleys, Magnificent Drives.
Complete Livery Service. Annapolis
Naval Band. Delightful Cottages, fur
nished for housekeeping it desired
ready for occupancy June Ist. Hotel
open from Jgne 74th TO September
goth.
For rates and information address
D. c. Jones, Manager, B & o Building
Baltimore, Md, until June 10th. AAer
hat time, Deer Park, Garrett Co. Nd
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22
LEFT THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY.

Lieut.. Thomas H. Clark, of this city
who served in the late Spanish Amer
ican War and who was lieutenant in
one of the immune companies, has
The Washington bee., 1899-07-22

~ CALVIN CHASE. EDrToE-