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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-20

tpel6e MiB6edigteiter babel entlts6sn.
Sollte Die Disiige Nominitration
Der fran5DiiI6en Re9ierung syne gin
itige 2piiport ertbeilen, 70 piirf!e Der
nGdits S4ritt fir Die triters isin, ipsz
5isls 5riebsns6eoollmG6t:gte gu ers
nsrnen, oenn GOngsr Tiibrt Die Ser
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@igsnI6aEt ais 9eTanoter. uno Spsz
3ial @ommiNdr 9od9iG lit nur nah
G6ina gsThidt pOrpen, um gang be-
itimmte llnterIudungen un3uItelen,
aber 1T porldufig n;dt befugt. ais
5rieosn5 9eppQmddtigter gu fungi
ren. O6 man ipe3ieIe 5r;epens 81
DormG6tigte oeIigniren, .ober p6 maa
gongsr unD HodbiG nit Der oF7i3isIs
len 5ii9rung Der 5rieosns 8srbaao@
lungen beauftragen apirb, 1T b;56er
nod nidt eatT6ieoen iporben.
Gin etn3issS9:noerniB Ite6t Dem 10
Fortigen 9sginn Der Srisoeas Ser
banblungsn i'm @ees: bic dnoarsraoe
2lbtpsIen6eit oes faiEerliGen 5of55.
Sn Der 6sutigen &a6inets : SiBung
Ipurpe Die G6ina Srage in peitere
@r1pGgurg ge5ogen. g}a4 6esnOster
Sihung bieB es piebsr, bic Mit9leoer
b;elten Die Sadloge ieBt fir 3jlnlti3
uno hoFFen ouf boIoise 9eiisgun9 De:
Wirren.
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lun9en.
Wai bingto n, .. g., 19. Stt.
- Sine benz Stautsz0epartenent 3uz
gssangene 0epeThe Oes @eIanoten
Gonger in peting beipri6t Die dire
iiI9en @egen 8orf6ldge gu Der
fran30Iii6en g}ote. Die 6;neTI6e
Regierurg bat bereits ben einen @orz
F6.ug Der fran30liIdsn Nots: nSeItruz
flung Der 8Goeisfiibrer Der 8prer@9ez
pegung" t6eilpeiie our 4usFiibrlW9
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bag Iie oamit bas Strafgeri6t fir bsz
en0et bdlt.
Setrefar 0aD tpetlt NIT, oaB ote
gnttport oes YrdIioenten auf oas
SAreiben be5 Sa;Iers BON S6ina, mo-
rim Der 2ebtsre ii6 fir Die FreunDlids
Salturg Der ameritunilhen 8egierung
beoanfte uno ieinsr 9ofFnung auF Ell
nsn 6aloigen 6rieben 9lusorud perz
lieb, 6ereits na6 CHINA ab9egan9en
lit, Die 9lntport bes YrGToenten it
in ben ibliden Formellen Nusoriiden
gebalten u. ipridt glei6Falls Die SofTz
rung aus, oaB Die SrieOens Ser
banolungen balo beginner uno gu s'z
nem giinItigen GeIultdt Fii6ren.
Der 6ineIiIfe Sc eianote Bu ma6te
einen geIu6 i'm StaatszOepartement
uno bate eine ldngere Gonferen3 nit
Staats SefretGr 6oD. Der 2ebtere
bate borber eire einitiinoige @onferea3
nit benz prGIiOentsn imDeiBen 9allTe
ge6a6t uro 6atte oonn Mu 81 Tih Sit
tar laRen. G5 1T Febr pahrldein.t6,
ooB Ii9 Die GonfGren5 Sdp's nit Dem
9rdTiDentsn auf ous Gpnger'f6e 5elez
gramm be5og, unO Die na4herige Sim
laourq Wu's biirFte Oespegen erfplgt
fem, um be3iiglih oes Gon9er''den
5efegrumms sinige peitere Iuitldrunz
uen All erldnden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-20
Nus Suba.
Sfredfide 8er6eerungen bes gsfben
6iebers. - Ndberes iiber biz psz
terFDn SragDbie.

Sfredlife 9er6eerungsn bes gsi6sn
Siebers. - Ndberes Iber biz psz
terFDr GraqDoie.
9apanu, 19. Stt. = uner6ittz
li9 graiTt Dus geIbe 6iebsr IstneSp5er
beraus. Sn ben Nuartisren Der Reiz
den uro 9O69eiielten uno Dsn grstz
tsrbiiitsn Der 2lrnren febrt bic sntTebz
li4e Seu4e Elm. Sic psibt Der 8az
ter pon Teinen 8nDsrn, Den @oFten
bon Der Satt;n, oas D1dD9en BON if
rem 9sliebten. OD9 ni6t INNER Qez
iiHgt i6r bas Eur4t6are Srennun9sz
psrt. Sm 2aufs Der 0orlebtsn Na9t
III Oiaior PeterIon, Der Sbef bes GU
banii6en Gommifariats, ME T6om
fur5 ber54tst, Dem gel6an Sis6er arz
lsgen. @is Stunoe na6 Dsm 5ooe
bes @atten tat li4 6rau peterTon srz
idohen. Die Jrau mar crit omrU2Dnz
tag aus Cincinnati Gier ei1aetrc{Ten.
Die gfa9mdt, oaB i6r 9atte ertranft,
6atte lie bierber an bas Sranfenla9sr
ellen laHen. 2l6er Gle pfGoe mar
psrssbli9. SIN 2auFe Der oerqange=
nen Na4t Itarb Maior petsrTon, sSa
ibrem S4mer5 gr;fF bic un9tudl:ts
5rdu gum ReDoiDer uno jagte lid,
taum mar ejne StunDe Teit Dem 2i6z
lebn ibre5 Saften berF.oIien, sireS'u=
gel our6 Die SdIdFe. Sic 6afte cut
ge5ielt; Der Sob trot unmitte.6ar Elm.
Sn gemeinFamem @ua6s tpuroen W?az
jor PeFerion uaD feline Satin qeFern
yfa6nTttag beHatRt. Wiil;tdriTds
S6rsH puroen ibnsn gu 56sil. 9iui
81 Morrop unb aGen Dffentl56en9sz
bduosn pe6ten bic 5tog9en auT6albz
mott. @ie etn Druid laitet Die 5ra=
9Doie auF alien 9emiit6ern. @er pirb
Der Tdtiis Isin? 70 frost lid Sober.
W}ajOr peter ion gsborte oem Ger
pF(esungs Department an uno be-
tleioets ben Gapitdnsrang in Der re-
ealdrsn 9lrnlse. 0erIeibe mar sin
BeIt Ppint 9rdouirter, lpar aus
gloro Carolina gebiirtig unO na4
lelner Graduation i'm 10. SnFanteries
Hegiment als Inter lieutenant elm
setreten. Sm Sabre 1895 puroe sr
gum 6. Snfdntsrie Regimert DerIebt,
eodncirts ein Sab Foater s,m S6er@
lieutenant unb ma6ts als folder ods
8sFsdt bei Santiago nit, no sr
lfsper perpunpst uno gum 9repstz
Ufajor i'm 161. ,SnTanterie Re8iment
Snoiana) beFDrbert purOe. sSpdIer
nuroe Major PsterIon gum TerpT.sz
gung5 Ospartsment perfebt; Der
islbe gait als elmer Der tiidtiglten jun
gsren SFfi5iers in Der 4rmse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-20
Guf Gin Cpfer Der n nNatrcz "
Grplniiun.

Iep 0ort, 10. Ottober. -
Nitoluu5 Stain, en- Shtpeoe, pe.her
SoA an goro oe5 Sdlaftl6:fie5
nMaine" tpor, al& ouT&lbe i'm $11itn
bon 6opana Our6 ein2 Grp.pIion 5lr=
5t0rt nurpe, Begging beuts in 8root'pn
Ge.b5tmorO ourd &rIh;eBtn. Se,n
8;nn6af2n mar i6m Qeie9ert.jh Der
&rpipIion our6 Sin fOrf93ihIeuoert2S
@iIen5tut 5arId1e:aA nprOen, unO er
map ie:toem r.dt IN Stanoe, ftite
Ta3rung 81 geu!tBsn. 0eisr I'm
ItarO, fop:s Die &r3Dgerun9 ie;ner
Yeniipn perieioetsn j6m pd8 &a5en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-20

3 6qcrt nj d t. ODER Su bin Ocrlor;H Vim
QtiunOer Q0rYsr fam MIR our6 rtiuts Wlut 10 blez
ben. uno oieiss iplrO nur Ourd Iutrdgl6e Gabrun9,
Eu;t uno 9,rptgunq erjtuqt. SObllO ods &.ut I'M
rein miro, gcbt Dir Die Hatur III ni6t mlBiuptrs
Gop'iusb S6iaioIQicit ODER Uiclcibt Sbmtr5 III
tiaem Cr9dn, oas ibpdbsr, ais Die anotren. b'ms
men Die Qt ibrte fuHfton p0r Dem Fintrut
ID lrtl DER 2rantbtit, Str berhbmttft
unO criolIrei3ft RutreQulliOr in Der 9S3lt IN ols
aie inter b:m Hlmen : Il. 8crHdro Rr a IL
ftrp | cn betdHutt Aoeilmittel. 81 y Gents
bel apotbsttrn iu babsH. 80 :" ~
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vWarginnS Snffitut."
Wialz uHe Seidcns 2 6)ule.
-,

Vrpf. I'ttp BUD6, VIlNalVuI'
aunf=S Stsartsment CSaQ=2aien) tr0ifnst am l.
Gttpbcr. ,3eidnen in alien @rarbcn nat 9orlo'
Qsl unb rab ocm 2eben, Gntipiric. Walen III 9Sal'
ierfoyben unD Gel, iopic mcbtliren.
SamtaQs =Glaiien in oenirlben untsrridts3 3reigen
uno 9ormal=llrtcrridt beqinnen 6. Sftpbsr.
&ilcbart=Stule iir 9ilpbauerei ON ielbsn 3o9'
,pie Die Saqs 5dultu
Nbcnn=&laiitn beginner an II. Sftobrr = Srtl'
bano= mec1Hiibts unD nrditcftonites t3cidmtn.
&otG!oge fno in 5rititut iu blbeu ooer per Ior
reriauot Sohn Me. Garter.
Trdiioent oe3 Gomites Der DIAL unr 2si6enibule
Nan abreiiire: George 9. D;cG a5an, &ftnar.
(Scpt20, 50, Sc. .Si-Ctt20
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GrrDpaliGcs csn':ssafs.''" ssr maii.
g Aeam tSusp, Sircfiur.

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pdii 5en u ct oon J;n 1"iahes"t::I'
ben bis jur moglid b0bien 9olcnou,g un:'rr''stt
Sipioms uH0 Eebrsr= 3cH9Rine.
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marts iiir oas s6ujabr Don ncun Mcaltsn. 6rs,e
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II. I. IN.
Sic tSafultdt b:icht poQtlnDis btro3crattn'
Ocn saroodc den Rinitlrrr Girtu!ari 10 re
0eu p0 ire juge janpt.
8rpis ioren j. Aoom SouGn. ~ t!.n
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Crit. CGtt5. lW, no RTGn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-20

Nnfc1lle .,rmitt,It ourt a. u. He,za.
= n.,nt.ennaIi. i ar sos uSs sll esritsslss
s.bauos. 8r5!hdbriss Grfasrnns. Sat:niiDns IN
S.ut&laus sns s1tn sssuss iremesn SaHp1'n 99 PES
isrGt S"@'1S'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-20
Mnmirnl Snmninn franf.

9 i n, Moh., 10. Oh. - 00n.
tre &omiral SompIOu it ert.ontt
uno muBte aus Frict,n 8eTe6l iej1e5
9lr5ies, Or. Berger, oas 8stt bItc0.
@eItern mar Der 2lomird, noh in Tcjs
mem BUREAU in Der NaoD Duro oepe=
fen, 6,i Teiner Na6fauistunH is0t:n
T6 jeopd 3eifen groBer GrIhDpiunJ
Elm. Die fir i'm ein9etroifensa Qat=
Tafr purOen Dem &rdrten 5euta
n;ht QusQe5olQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-20

81 G5iCd6O Drr0e 0tII.Q7 ei1 @
pA1er g, $. WorJ.s 1uf Den Gf-o@tt
fin Oey6aft't, tiaea 9eriud sur Grz
moroung os8 Sra. Soon N. @1.es,
Grz9rdIioenten Der r2(merjcan Stee(
&c gNre g., uaO ce& 5rn. gB. 5.
9r;DIp0, 8entrll 8:toisbSpe,no'.er5
Der ,&an5as 6;tp &c Soutbera 8o6a "
i'm Sd;.0e 3u fii6rtn. ,3nc; g.oBe Rez
pplper purosr b'i i6m ODrgsf1no:n.
Gr Gotte be;oIn 6eTr Drohbr;efe 9ss
i6riaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-20
Die alte 9eier.
glu6 ein sSrieoens @e(nG.
aaiier Sipnna Ssii bittct SranfrcidJ
Hcbentlidb INN Mitiuirfung sur
@critellung ocS Sricocns.

Die 9eTunOten in pefit2g peroea Sez
oin9uneeu fir BE @r0ifnung BON
un!erlanoluassn auFtslen. -
Stdnferer Sang Yi bat aogeblih
SeI6itmoro 6egangen. - G;nndbz
me bon poo Sing 5u bur6 bic
9uiirten.- 8eriu6, Dem faiz
fsrli6en 6oT in @ingan Su ben
9robtor6 Sober gu 1Gr9en. = Der
9luFItdno in Suo g6ina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-20
9Dspeplte,

MorGnt, ilurts 4uiiobcu aus Dem gIaasu Ola
li0itat p,rbuttt, "a Oi. 0Hofsnen SpeiieH hire
ptrs uno lum Grab Der aatlrgcmdB psrbraucbttu
Stoiie 5s.ittutrn
greis % Gents PRO e6a6tsl Btrfauit RON
alien apcthsi;ru oor nab SmpidH0 oss 9rerit5
per Qot gtlanot
RaAman s. Co, 81 GIme ST.. Il n
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9eilnmg

ontr acis,n oss Ma1,ng Der Qeb,r GjnoaUtto,.
Girtu, @lni, fsrnsr Hsrpo'er RruHib:itsn Dtans
at an gppetit Ropilpch 9,rfopiuq, 0drtltbiQ.
t,:t, &ab battjon 9tliuitdr, f,bsr, 2armsEuts
jiirouu7 oamorybciosR uHo 1l:r St6guG9H orr
GinqapjiNc. N:rftftt @cro luuHa .pJro
erianot ouyn G5lEtOmJ1 0or : 10 20
Qillea ge:ua mou Sss tbut, 10 .o!yo
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Noowoo'S
Ntil G %,

rim ocgttabilii3, min unD Juurlaiill &tJulEtn
bic 2t6.r. omic Dji 9troauuH1s -Crgtnt. Sit
Udlsrftt uBo bette Dteoijiu IN DIT gSelt Tur SIe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-20

SntsreFante Mit.6s:.ungen Oes 8cnez
raj Nr5tes Sternb2r9, - 8roBer
Sranten Pro3tn:IaB DER Pb.lipz
pinen 9rmee. - Wlange. an
2ter3ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-20
N1alorSSo

turrt n!6t Hur O.n al Ralaria tsjO.nDsu Qati.ri
ten, ouOern psHH DE in 6l,5srz9 fri!t,n pDb7s
bat,n oOer btdditiatsn BNionsn leotu Dtorl.
b,i'm auiitt5tH IIpanJe bis 0rtiSiq Gropist ots
Reaop Etliti in 'insm @las g9lNcr ttun'bmca mo
trufsn unO, leen mir, tjnrE 6cat,r oaju dih,
10 ptro.u Ts 4HidQsn poH Dtlldria fHtqtbcH.
8crtouit Oon uIen 2Ipot5ttern 50t bic G.dl6.
fa0wap & Co., 5j GlmS STR, Il. II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-20
OrpBe Gnttdulchun9,
DsrIfimmung in Nrr Antbra,ltrfgion.
Nit ncr Sciieamn1 ncS Sphlcn8ra'
bcr=S =StrifcS bat cS nod,
cute 9Sesc.

S.riterfiiFrsr. per6orrem uuf :6rem
Sfpe;ser. - }(Ge llnt:r9aa6lunz
gen bro5sa, an oGr 9uloerfr1ge 81
ift;tern. = Strtfdr ih0pTtn Ser
Oa6t 9s9sa oie Gfr&ftcit Der 2tbz
Iit:::n DER Gonpagr:tn. - Sn pr2i
@o6tr lit 0le Wo3l potiibsr aao
Dunn . - W:soer eine Maiz
isnD2mon Itral;on bst Su3let0n.
The colored American., 1900-03-03
A Patriotic Festival.

The members of Glass 4 of the Metro
politan Baptist Sunday School enter.
tanned their teacher Mr. Daniel W.
Chase, and a few friends with "Patri'
otic Festival on Thursday, the 22nd
from 4 to $50 At the residence Of Maggie
Jordop 1919 Z street, northwest. The
program consisted Of choice essays on
Eminent Negroes" by Maggie Jordan,
Ide!la Smith, Jeanette JoIdan, elias s
history by Rosa Washington; a class
prophecy by Louise Washington; and
future letter by Charlotte West. A
very choice vocal selection was we'll rem.
deTed by Empsie Key as was also a
trio by Mamie Roberts and her two sis
tiers. Besides those above mention were
present Margaret Chase, Florence Bell,
Mary Booker, Mamie Anderson, Luray
Allenf Leila Henderson, Clara Coles,
Dors Lee NettIe Strother, Nettie Pryor,
Mary Lee, Isabella Walker, Elise Ware,
Elyey Johnson, Rosezena AlexanC er,
Mamie Dorsey, Beatrice Davis, Nettie
McElroy, Messrs. Henry Booker, Jesse
Chase, Charles Pryor, o Ottaway Hill, and
Miss Marion Sumner.
The colored American., 1900-03-03
In the Eleventh Division,

On Friday, Feb. Is, 1900 the teachers
OF the Eleventh Division were highly
entertained by an unusally fine lecture
by Dr.. George Il. Richardson, trustee
OF that division, his subject being "In'
dustrial Education" Mr.. E. w. Brown,
supervising principal, read some excel.
lent comments upon Discipline" and
showed number Of sketches of coIpor'
al furnishment as inflicted in the
schools of Washington. These sketches
Were taken from actual life by Felix
Mahoney, of the Evening Star.
Several of our prominent choirs are
On the alert for new Easter music. The
cnolr Of the 10Th Street Baptist church,
under direction of Mr.. B. Washington
Promises to present an unusually ex'
cellentiprOgram of chOruses and soloists.
Music lovers of Washington were Civ.
eh 81 opportunity to hear the famous
Aeolan Mandolin and Guitar club rem.
DER a musical at Odd Fellows Hall,
Wednesday evening. This is the larg'
est and best mandolin club known,
competed of coiored performers. They
were heard several times at our churches
The colored American., 1900-03-03
Cures
M en-
Free
Insures Love and Happiness.

How any man may quickly cure him.
self after years of suffering from sexual
weakness, lost vitality, varicocle, etc. and
enlarge small weak organs to tulII size
and vigor. Simply send your name
aid address to DIR. L. w. Knapp, 1911
Hull Bldg, Detroit, Mich, and he will
gladly send the free receipt with full di-
rections SO that any man may easily
cure himself at home. This Is certain
ly most generous offer and the follow
ing extracts taken from his daily mail
show how men write him.
"Dear Sir:--PIease accept my sincere
thanks for yours of recent date. [ have
given your treatment athorough testand
the benefit has been extraordinar, It
has completely braced nne up. I am lust
as vigorous as when "a boy and you can
not realize how. happy am"
Dear Sir;-Your method worked
beautifully. Results were exactly what
[ needed. Strength and vigor have
completely returned and enlargement
is entirely satisfactory"
"Dear Sir:-Yours was received and
[ had no trouble in making use of the
receipt as directed, and after a few
days use can truthfully say it is boon
to weak men. I am greatly improved in
size, strength and vigor."
All correspondence is strictly con-
fidenrial, mailed in plain sealed en-
velope. The receipt is free for the ask
ing and he wants every man to have it.
The colored American., 1900-03-03

where they became prominently know u
for excellent rendition of some very diff
fcult selections.
Mr. Benjamin Washington, had as a
guest Mr. Percy Bond, of Boston; and
Miss Mammie Lewis of Boston, stoppe d
with the Bradfords. Their trip there
was SO eDj oyable they hated to go an d
SAID they would return again very
soon.
The colored American., 1900-03-03
a Truly National Paper.

Dear Editor: There Is no bill de,
light in saying mor than the one which
assures me OF The Colored American
for another year. The new form adds
much to its appearance. You deserv
great praise in giving us the only truly
national colored newspaper.
William A. Credit, D. D., Pastor
Cherry 8 =, Baptist church, PhiIadel
phia.
The colored American., 1900-03-03

southwest. He has fitted up most ex'
celIent stand on this corner and invites
his lcgions of friends to come and see
him. He has put IN a full and complete
line of the purest drugs and the latest
variety of everything in the drug line.
Give him call.
The colored American., 1900-03-03
Dr., Plummer'S Removal.

nr Robert Plummer the enterprising
,opthslde pharmacist whose place of
Sns,neas has been on T street, south
~ost GEAR Zion Baptist church has
u,orad 10 732 2nd street, corner Fl street,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-20
COMMISSIONERS Nor1CEs.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, D. c., NOyEM
Der. 10. 190O.-Notice is hereby given that the
Commissioners of the District Of Columbia in
tend to make the following named improvements.
which are, in their judgment. necessary for the
public health, safety. and comfort. Assessments
for one-half OF the cost OF the same will be made
as provided in public act approved August Z.
1891. Parties who are interested in the pro-
posed work are notified that. the said Commits
soBers will give a hearing at the District Build
ing on WEDNESDAY. THE 5TH DAY OF DE-
GENDER 1900 in the board room Of the said
desire to object thereto. Reset curb and lay ce-
ment sidewalk on the north side OF N Street
northwest, between Thirty fifth and Thirty-sixth
Streets abutting lots 20 and 81. square 1903 at
an estimated cost of S3ss- On the west side OF
Twelfth Street northwest, from New York Avenue
TO Street. at estimated cost OF S311. TO be
assessed against lots in square $50, fronting on
said Twelfth Street, between the limits named
Reset curb and lay brick sidewalk the north
side of III Street southwest, from Half Street to
First Street. at an estimated cost OF si35. to be
assessed against lots in square 643, fronting on
said II Street, between the limits named. On
the south side OF ! Street southwest from Half
Street to First Street, and on the east side OF
distance OF 101 feet. at estimated cost Of
s55s, to be assessed against lots in square 6i5.
fronting said l Street and said First Street,
between the limits named. Pave alley with vitri
fed asphalt block-Alley in block !, LeDroit
Park, at an estimated cost of $50 to be asses
ed against ali lots in block !. LeDroit Park,
abutting on the alley, and lot IS, block 21,
Howard University subdivision. Set new gran
lite curb both sides OF B Street northeast.
from Third Stree. to Fourth Street, at an es;i-
mated cost Of $500. TO be assessed against lots in
squares Is4 and Is5. fronting on said b Street,
between the limits named.
By order Of the Commissioners OF the District
of Columbia. WILLIAM TINDALL,
noi9 q, 30 del Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-20
INDICTED FOR MURDER.
Bills Returned Against Harry c
Gray and BOYD Wallace.

Among the Indictments returned by the
grand Jury yesterday in its report to JUS
lice Clabaugh, presiding in Criminal Court
No. /. were two for murder. one against
Harry C. Gray. for the killing of Resin
o. Champion. in Georgetown en- October
s last, and another against Boyd Wallace.
colored for the murder of Robert Stat
ford, also colored, in August last. Accord
ing to the accounts of the affairs publish
ed at the time the homicides were the
results of jealousy. Champion. it was
stated, was jealous of Grays attentions to
his wife, and on the day on which the
former was killed il was reporteL that he
saw GRAY talking to Mrs. Champion on
the towpath of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. north of NJ Street, above the Aque
duct Bridge Wallace and Stafford. 1t
is said were brothers-in-l law. and quar-
relied about woman
The others against whom indictments
we're returned and the offences with which
they are charged are: William Carnell,
false prctences; George Clark. house
breaking; Walter Dixon. HOUSEKEEPING
and larceny; john Butler, Andrew Harris,
and Abraham Wallace. rape; Rebecca
Goldberg. larceny from the person; Philip
Gibson, assault to kill: Lucretia Webb.
receiving Sloieh PioPeitS Le"iS Il. ilSu-
ford, larceny: John WINFIELD. assault to
kill: George Madison, larceny from the
person: Albert II. Eicheiberger. assault
to kill.
George Clark when arraigned pleaded
guilty to the charge of housebreaking and
was sentenced by Justice Clabaugh to
three years Imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary at Moundsville. W. Va.
Rebecca Goldberg when arraigned stated
that she is between fourteen and fifteen
years of age, and that her proper name
is Rebecca Rosenberg. She pleaded guilty
to the charge of the larceny of about
So from Laura Callahan. Justice Cla-
baugh, on account of the child's age, did
not sentence her to Imprisonment in the
District Jail, but ordered an investigation
to be made as TO whether or not she can
be received at the Girls Reform School.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-20
SUSPECTED OF WIFE MURDER.
Grave Charges Against u Baptist
Minister Mt wyoming. Pn.

WILkESBARRE. Pa. Nov. 19.-The ap
parent suicide of the young wife of the
Rev. D. E. Stuart Baptist minister. who
died two weeks ago, turns out to be a
murder. according to the suspicion of the
authorities, and a warrant is now out for
the husband The case is expected to
develop into one of the most sensational
in the history of this county, for the
charge is that the minister was not only
guilty OF murder, but of abortion as well.
He is now believed to bc5in Philadelphia.
and this morning, Constable Kulp. armed
with the warrant, went there to make the
arrest.
The suspected man was formerly pas
tor of the First Baptist Church. at Wyom-
ing, near here. little more than three
months ago he was married to Miss Mary
Harris. of Parsons, and they went TO
live at the parsonage at Wyoming. Ten
days before her death she was taken sick
while visiting her aunt, Mrs. Evan Johns.
of Plymouth. Her husband was her al
most constant attendant, and finally on
Sunday, November 4. he spent the after
noon with his wife, who seemed to be
somewhat better.
In the evening while the family was at
supper Mr.. Stuart left the sickroom and
went down stairs. Sometime afterward
one of the wife's cousins, going to her
room to see if she wanted anything, found
her moaning and bottle which had con-
tanned carbOlic acid by her side. Her
mouth vas terribly burned. and she was
in great agony. Doctors were sent for.
and said the case was hopeless. She died
in few minutes.
There were suspicious circumstances
about the case which were not noticeable
at first. Her husband said that she had
been Respondent for long time, and at
tributed her suicide to that, IL it was sui
eide, but he persisted that she had taken
carbolic acid in mistake for some other
medicine.
But the physicians who knew OF the
case were not satisfied, and they began
making enquiries. aided by Constable
Harry Kulp. of this city. They say,there
is enough TO warrant the arrest of the
man, and they believe the case is murder
following abortion. Today DR.. Whitney,
of Plymouth, had the body exhumed by
permission of the coroner and performed
an autopsy. What the result was he will
not make known until the hearing.