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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-07-20

as the conditions are so rapidly ex-
pandtng, General Miles Is frequently
referred to as likely to assume COM
mand of the American troops In the
Orient.
TROOPS SAIL FROM MANILA
Washington, July 1s.-The following
caoiegram was received at the war de-
partment to-day from General MacAr-
thur:
Manila, July is, 1900.
"Adjutant General, Washington
The transport Indiana sailed yester-
day for China with q officers, includ-I
ing two medical, and s47 men, of the
Fourteenth regiment, United States in
fantry; one officer and 81 men Of the
Ninth regiment. United States infan-
try; William Crosier. ordnance officer,
n ordnance sergeant, n chaplain,
and Is hospital corpsmen; the Flint
shire. with I officers and 81 men OF
Reillys battery; two medical officers.
five hospital corpsmen, fully equipped.
MACARTHUR"
Another cablegram from General
Macarthur announced the sailing for
the United States of the big transport
Sherman with a capacity for 1000
troops.
X THOUSAND y BE-
HEADED.
washington, July ia report has
reached official Chinese quarters here
OF a shocking tragedy in Pekin not
heretofore shown in any OF the reports
from China. This appears in a paper
printed in the Chinese text, and al
though it is in no way official and may
prove to be a part Of the exaggerated
gossip of the situation, it has none the
less attracted the attention Of the Chi
nese minister here. According to this
Chinese report, 5000 Chinese officials|
Of Pekin, engaged in the government
service, united in a petition to Prince
Tuan to spare the foreigners and af-
ford them every protection. In re-
spouse to this, according to the Chi
nese report, Prince Tuan ordered that
those who had united in the petitionI
be killed n the order vas thereupon|
carried out.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-07-20
THROWN ALIVE INTO A BOILING CALDRON.
Allied Troops Repulsed with Fearful Loss in
an Assault on Tien Tsin-Two Ameri-
can Colonies Killed--Twentv-fve
per Cent. of Their Men Kill
ed or Wounded.

Ofnclals Excited Over News From Tier
Tstn-Specfal Cabinet Meetfng-Im-
mense Army Necessary to Capture
kfn-Mf P~Ian-StfIl No War
with China-Confirmation of the
Massacre-The Night Attack-Prfnce
Tuan Beheads 5000 Foreign Sympa-
thizers-Ladies of British Legation
supply Themselves With Poison.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-07-20
Admiral Cotton Takes Command

Norfolk, July 1S.-Rear Admire,
Cotton arrived at the navy yard this
morning and at 10 o'clock relieved
Admiral Barker OF the command Of
this naval station. A salute OF hftean
guns was fred as Admiral Barkers nag
came down and a like salute was given
Admiral Cotton's flag when 1t went to
the masthead.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-07-20
Working Ni2ht and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made 70 DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar-coated
bloNule Of health, that changes weak
ness into strength, listlessness into en
erEy, brain-fag into mental power
They're wonderful in building up the
health. Only sc pen box Sold by r
R Bellamy, Druggist
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-07-20

McGovern wins in the third round,
Ernens seconds throwing up the sponge.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-07-20
BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE REGULATOR

is the one safe and sure
medicine for irregular or pain
full menstruation. Il cures all
the ailments that are caused by
irregularity. such as leucor-
rhoea, falling of the womb,
nervousness; pains In the head,
back. breasts. shoulder, sides,
hips and limbs. By regulating
the menses 30 that they occur
every twenty-eighth day, all
those aches disappear together.
Just before your time comes,
get a bottle and see how much
good It will do you. Druggists
sell it at 81.
Send for q free book. -Psrfscs
Health for Women"
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR 90.
AfLAlfA, GA.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-07-20

The British foreign Rxacg bad %
officiaI news from China yesterday.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-07-20
gzz1
Month

there are thousands of wo-
men who nearly suffer death
from irregular menses. Some
times the period comes too
often = sometimes not often
enough-sometimes the flow is
too scant. AID again it is too
profuss. Each symptom shows
that Nature needs help, and
that there is trouble in the or
gans Concerned. Be careful
when in any of the above con-
ditions. Don't take any and
every nostrum advertised to
cure female troubles.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-07-20
THE AMENDED AMENDMENT
Change Made I'm the Constitutional
Amendment at the Recent Session
OF the Legislature.

An act supplemental to an act enti-
tied IAN act to amend the constitution
OF North Carolina" ratified February
aIst. 1893. the same being Chapter two
hundred and eighteen OF the public
laws OF 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-19
Tie Gclf i'm lll;Quiln.

Munilo, IS. 75s6ruar. - 9lus eiz
nsr 2ln3a6i BON 81 osrbdbtigen @rz
frantun9sn parsn Bis iebt AZ pirfli6e
p2FiGlls, un0 in 80 6dqen trat Der
SOD Elm. Die 9d.fte Der peHfranfen
paren gbineien.
Nd6rsno Der lsBten 8ofen famen
5pO.f usue PeEiFdle Dor, Die msiIkn
in Der 2IltIiaot, in Dem BON Jeitun9sz
mauern eingegrsn3tsn 9jsrtei. llntsr
2luITiht oe5 Sanitdts ggeamten Waior
GOie Iorgsn jeBt 100 SnIpeftOren fir
genaue 8sfolgunq Der Iunitdren 8orz
idriftan. Don bieIen SSnIpeftoren linO
80 G5ineIen, bic BON ben mon9olil6en
SuuFieuten 9:iteat tpurpen.
Sine bon Dem Sanitdts 0epartez
ment pOrgenommene 8olt55dblung bat
sr9t6en, boB Manild ungsFd6r 190,z
600 Glnpo9ner fat, unter bic len 81, :
900 G6inslen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-19
Bite, umfebrsn!
nWautter" Sannipeber nirb Bel t6rer
9(ntunft in Repzgorf einsn Iebr
frpIti9en @npfang er6olten.

uWautter" Sanntpeber pirb BEL t6rer
9tntunft in Repzgort einen Iebr
frpitigen @rpfang srbolten.
q E ipzY OFF, 18. 5ebruar. = Sin
5iemli4 ungepD6nli6sr GmpFang
miro Der 5rou &at6srine Sannpeber
gu 56etl nerben, tpel6e nit oenOamz
pier rPfOnicia" 6isr sripQrtet piro.
go6 glnii6t bes G6efzGlerfs, bss
@inpdnoerungsz8iireaus Gebsrbilger,
1T bic 5rdu cine 9eru6mtbeit gang Ell
gener Dirt uno tOnnts Elm qolbsnes oSuz
bildum feiern. sic puroe nGmli6,
pie oas genonnte 8iireau erfu6r, Dor
bret SaGren in Berlin gum 50. Male
geridtlih Detroit. Die itraf6uren
6onolungen, pegsn tpel6er lie unz
lieblone 8efanntI6aft nit ben 0ez
ri6ten nru6te, lino re6t mannigTader
Dirt. Sin MornoerIu6, 2anbItrsi6ez
rel, 8etrieb zines perruFenen 6auIes,
Se9lerei, 9rObz uno 8lsinoia6Ita6l,
RubeIt0rung bDslpillige Sad6d6d>
bigung uno 9erlsumbung its6sn auf
oem SunoenrsgiIter.
Snformattonen gendB, ipel9, Der
Ginpanberungs 8db0rbs 5ugegangen
iino, ion fie bic Hsi|e unter oern Naz
men Wilbelmina Me1s an9etretsn 6az
ben. SobalO Der genannte Oampfer
gemslbet tpiro. iperben Ii6 Girpdnbez
rungsz zSnTpeftoren na6 oem 5amburz
ger Ood in 6obOfen begeben, bic 5rau
in Gmpfdne nebmen unb Iie in Ii6s=
rem gelette na6 ben Oeten:iOnsrdus
men 6ringen, BON mo- aus Iie F6leuz
nigit pisDeu 5uriid ipebirt tperoen
pirb, bon pannen fie fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-19
YoSllcr'S
Das erlte )sopilet IN Dem
nellcn BnnOe un(crer
CCrrierP.

2ln Der Jloroot@Gts bcr 2erin3tonz
uro 6c.raro=straBs Gl6en mir ein
8a6dlNe srrih!et. pelfes jsbt in 9eaiiz
gsnoer WeiIe Icinsr 6ert;gIteGung entz
9egen gait, um unIere sig'nsn @rparz
tungsn i'm Setraff behtt6:n fti5uItellea
uno Sbre 2fuftnerfIamfsit barauf Gil
lerfan.
.Sn fur5er 3sit 1psroen mir ben gez
genmdrtigtn SanO ih"sB:n. um e:nea
neuen gu erDffusn, IN fpslchem lpir fortz
fd6ren tpsroen nit Der 8er3ei6nung
Der 9ai9idrta s;ns5 g,IGdFtg, potdes
Sic nit SS1rer @unit beebrt uno nit
Sbrem Gerirouen gend6Tt haben.
O;eIen entIGiso'ntn S6ritt 6sabz
Ei6tigen mir our9 paifeabe Grfidrunz
gen unD in elmer WsiIs sin5uls.ten,
tpelde nit otm uns Sbrerleits ent9egen
getragenen SnterefIe uno unIsrer @rz
esbsnbeit fir S6re WIni4e CONFORM
linb.
Seit mir in unfsrsn gesen4pGrtigen
0ofalitGtsn lparsn, fu6sn Sic un5 ais
bon a6Ioluter uno mbeugIamer Ra6tz
I6affen6eit fsnnsn galsrnt. l1nb tp2rn
mir nit bsm{slbsn GntI I6luB in unTsr
neues @s6Gube ein3;s6:n uno b;eIss al5
unfsren 6eronrraaenDfen 9ruGDiuB
auFIteGsn, lpiinld;n mir Die tsbtan
Wo6sn unTsres 6ierIsins ourh Offer
ten 5u 6orafteriIiren, Die IN S6rsm
gsbd6!n;fIs Iopofl, ip;s in Dam ua1rt=
gen angsns6me grinnerungen ouriidz
loHen tpsrben.
Wir be9innsn oea6al6 feu!e (Monz
tuO Mcrgsn, benz 10. Sage bes ST.
bruar) ben erTtsn Sdr;tt ou Der enor=
men 8aIisz8erGnberung. bur6 Gin
fubrun9 zines 0ertaufs, an Dem jeoer
Dollars Werib an Wlaren, bic in bic
fem 9auIe ent6alten lino, bs!beiligt
iein tperoen.
Sic Iinb 10 6efannt mil aIsn 8inz
feln uno @den bisiss plobss; Sfe fem
nsn Die Waoren 10 sriinbt;d, Sic baz
ben 10 pft uno fortgsIebt bier SIRE 8ez
iu6e gsma6t, Dab cine Qn5G6tung
aller Gin3slnbsiten nun 3eitosrI6penz
pung unO pOqig unn0ihis fain pirOe.
Wir IinO. tur3 eeTugt. i'm gegriTf, cine
fpeitgebenoe, au5tebrenbs 2lufrdumung
gu beranitalten! Wir tperosn nit unz
ferer ur6sugiumen Jfe6tI9affenbett
fir bic Reel1itdt allsr Sffsrten einIrez
ten! Wir perben oieIelbs nit elmer
Si6er6eit perItdrfen, tpelds Gie in ben
lebisn pisruno5pan8i9 Sabren niemats
Bel uns permjBt 1aben!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-19
Stpiif)cr @leidmutb.
Nolineur in SingsSing. - 5ormets
le anfiinbigung Der 9srufung.

Mulineur in @ingsSing. - 5ormeta
le anfiinoigung Der 9srufung.
gfspzg ort, 18. SSebruar. - Die
formsne 4nmelpung Der 8eruFlmg in
Dem MolineursSuLIe purbe ssitsrn bes
reits benz @aroein SobnIon bonn
3u6tRauTe in Sing<Sing 5ugsite(lt.
OleIe Irmeloung beipirft bsfdnntlih
einen 9(ufI6ub in Der urtbeilsz9pns
ltredrlng, big CUR Grlebigung Der DIP,
psllatlon. No6 in teinem sin3igeu
Sale 1T bic 3uItsGung bisIer 9lnmet,
oung 10 tur3 na6 GinlisIerung bss
9erltrtbeilten I'm 3u6tbausIe erfolgt.
Barosin SpbrIun bate gsItern Mora
gen fdum bamit begpnnen, feline eins
ge9angene Ppit our63uIeben, als ii9
t6m Elm 8ertreter Der bisTigen 0i4
itriftsdnDaltI6aft meloen lisB II. Tim
formea bic Nrmsloung 3uItaGlte, bah
06plineur Intpdlte ben San Dor cda
QppeIlgeri6t brin9en iperoen. Del
Waroein lieB Mpl;neur 6ierpon Tofori
bur4 Ieinen Setretdr Daniel +. 6it4
tep in 9enntnib Isben. MoIineur
'6eint ffh in Die neue Gage Der 0ina
&c nit oerIelben 3ute uno @sldiIen4
belt, Die Ihn du9 in Den Sombs aus4
5ei4nets. gu fiigen uno gu Finoen. Did
erite gfa6t i'm 9auTe bes Sooes, pie
man Den grpBen &GFig nennt, in DEM
bic gum Spbe 8eruriheilten peilen,
perbra6te er in feItem unb rubioem
S6laf. Nudl 6 llbr 45 Wtinuten
itano er auf. gfu6bem sr Ti4 Qeipaa
Ihen, na6m sr Iein 6riibitiid Elm unt
per5e6rte Die Spie9eleier, 8artpffelu,
&affee uno 8roo, aus benen IS bes
Itanb, nit gutem 4ppetit. W}plineur
erbdlt befonntli9 niht pdS eetp06nlis
DE 9efdn9niBeHen, Ionbern baTelbe,
bas bei'm Warben ouf ben StI6
tpmmt. Gr iagte, er babe bortreFfliA
geI6ldfen unb fiible IiA iebr pobl.
9alb barauf Iprah Der 9efGn9niBz
ar3t. Or. Srptne. bet ibm por. Mfoliz
neur fragte i6n. pb unb Gpann er Iih
8epegung MAIDEN biirfe, unb bers
na6m. baB es linn geItattst fei, ieben
Sag cine balbe Stunoe lang in oem
40 SUB lun9en Corridor bon Der
3elle auf uno ab gu gehen. Der 9lr5t
mar iibrigens erfaunt, iiber bic giins
itige tDrperlidbe 8erfaiIung bes 8er4
urtbeiltsn. 8pr einem Der 9lufIeber
befragt mas er bon benz nsuen Quar-
tier balte, meinte MOlineur, er babe
pobl 3immer fennen gelernt, bic i6n
befer 3uIa9ten, bod babe Is tsincn
3pet. iih gu betlagsn. Sir bic srIten
Wo6en pirb er Ii6 ipabrI6einliA beg
NGEeren nit bsm QlttenmateriQl Isiz
nes Yro5ehes beI6dftigen, bon bsm
inn Iein Qnipalt cine 2l6I6rift bera
Ipro6en rat.
Spdter am Sage erbielt Motineur
ben geIu6 feinsr Mutter. Mclineur
Tab CUR 3eit auf benz Ranoe Ieines
gette8, ais er plDBlih beren Stimme
pernabm. Gr iprang auF, um ibr ent=
gseen gu ellen. als ibm auf einmdl bds
7fpere8itterperf bpr Der 3elle entges
gen farrte. Gr prolIte 5uriid, gepdnr
dber I6nea Die 5aFung pieber. uno
Wtutter unb Sohn hatten Damn, Iic
in Der borgeI6riebenan Gntfernung
oon benz 8;tterlperl, er i'm Snn2rn
Der 3eGe. cine ldnoere untsrreeung.
0Y perlautet, min Tih Der 8ater in
SingsSing, in Der NGfe oes 8sfdnsz
nifIes, nieoerlufen, I'm i'm Safe es
npt6psroig neroen iOllte. in Der Nd5e
Ieines Sohne5 Ietn gu t0nren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-19
& Il TT ttter & 8eGer,
oe,stid)eS
8anf< a"'g 'gSehl l0elAdft,
Wr. %, Sontb.Strabe.
CDetz,lSql
lleberraId,enoe statiitif.
Sin HIau gum
Sparen auf fiiuf Sabre.

SinsFub duf 81 gro5ent bers9nei.
3insfub auf 81 Proosnt bere6nst.
10 Gts. pro Sag in 5 Sabren $169.47
25 Gts. PRO Sag in 5 Subrsn 423.6S
SO Gts. pro Sag in 5 Sahr.n S47.35
1 Dollar pro Sag in 5 sabren 1694.70
@omit pirft Der Mann, pelher tGsz
ri9 25 Gents ausgiebt, 5tpedios iH
fiinfunb3panSie Sahren elm Iermogsn
bon $25OO.00 psg.
Mie piele SduIsnbe BON 2euten tbun
baFslbe Ding unb nennen IS ntsin
Gliid."
sseneen Gle ficb an ren
ST. James SuDingS Juno
unp mbmen sic cine Siilfs @porz
gant; fis tpirb Sbnsn bsbiilfli4 iein,
Sbr rasineslb" gu fpuren unp Sbnsn
.Grobe @ummsn" 5u bringen.
@anpt.Cffiee:
SuooltAGde 8altimorsAStrabe uno
9oIfeOfFiees2lDenue. Sdglia often Don
10 ll6r @orz Big 3 llbr Na9mittags.
Wlontuesz unb SamItassz4beno BON
Biz 7 ubr.
3tpeis=Sffices:
91orbtpsit4Gfs SpmerIet= II. Gassra
GiraBe. SFfsn isben Mittpo6sz uno
Sam1taesINbsnb Don 7.30 big 9 ubr.
Mprbolt4gds BON 5aitzgnnue uno
8oulbinJStrobs. Sffen isben Monz
tae 4bsnb BON 7.3O Bis 9 1br.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-19

Gs aiebt in unierem RGrDn Elm fsines Oies
Sarmitiid oas BON ieiner form BEN 9ameu g9urm=
fUrtiaB srbielt, aber tsinsm uns betanntsu 3iptde
oient SdufiQ eerdtb Dieies Sarmtii in Gut3iiu=
subtan,,n bic i'm Sarm leQsn blsibeu uno in DEN
99urmfortias sinorneen. g8r ittbsn aio Dor eli
ncr oOpptltcu f5raae. g8OJu Der @urmDrtias!
unb mas nod melt pibtqtr it, g8O,u cine 6nt.
nuno pefTelben penn es tiu fidsres Witttl aeht
bies in fp<niatn ScgeH tOOtibe Grantb;it Qp.
penoicitis Seendunt, fber ,n perbLten2. lu ptrz
bitten nit BEN In itber apotbste erbdlilid)en be.
riibmtea St gerHaro 3yautsrpileR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-19
2Sir ,ueroem ie0em Souars
@ertb oieies
emorsneis gSaare,gsoagers
fiir tpe,,igcr nerfa,afem,
ais .uir oicie1ben oau,it
snieeer erieBes, f1ms,cse.

Dos 1T 1pe5iF:id! Ga5 1T beF:nit:O.
Dos 1T a6Tolut! gDir faben 6aer olle5
N0thige fir Den msnI6li6sn Comfort.
Dir ber3ihten auf jeoen 9rof;t BON IT.
geno tpel6an 2(rtitel. QDir psrDen
ielbIt 10 melt gshen, gu ertlGrsn, baB
6uditGbIi9 Die Soften Der Dieosrdrz
fhafflgng berIslben f0ber ie;n trerben,
ols Der gerfaufapreis, Den MIR fir
ieben @rtifel anIebsn. Wir biirgen fir
Bit Wabrhsit bieIer ge6aupsun9 nit
unIersm gsIhdfttiden Ghdrafter! gs
tpito Sbnen 9ss bic ls6'r5eugun9 Der
unqpanoaibar:n 3seQ:ldt u.ITerer
0cnblllngen 6ei6rinsen, reiche pGA=
rsnb zines observation-disclosures 6uno
in 6ann gingsn nit gseenIe;t;asr
2opoIitdt. Gs miro Dies oas erfreuz
tidFe unb pori6.ilAlfFsfte @rtigniB
Ie;n, bos mir Sbnsn 6ere;tet 9uben,
l1no uniere Garrisrs mar, ipie Sie 10
gut pifsn, GuBsrIt daratier:ftlih bnr6
Greigniiie, bic gu Sbrem geItsn peranz
5taltet puroen!
Saber 1T Dies Die srite bon uns ge=
9s6ene @rtiGrung; Der erfte ben uns qe=
troFFerre Sfritt; bic srTis arItau1li1e
9anofurg fir Die ppuIldnD;9e Realilaz
-f:pn unIeres Slre6en5. Oer GerfauF
icQ NQes iibtrtreTisn, DON oem Sic in
Der a6iotuten 9eFisitaIebuna I'm Iererz
feits BON 2lllem, unfersn srnfen
@urIG, niGt einen QrmDpQ b'i uaIez
rem llr5ug nit un5 GIT FiiDren ouSss~
rommen, g2fDrt fubsn. Ii9t ein DBL
lar Wsrt6 o,s jlbigen 9orrat6s IoG bic
Strabe treu3sr. W:r .p:iitn, mas n0z
t6ig lit, um Dies 5u elmer oollsnosten
SbatIu6e 81 mudNn. Gs b5oarf Der
3erI6nrsltruH9 Der PreiIe! 6sute
Nprger beginnt bsis 3erItmettsruno.
uno es 6&s;nnt nit Dem 6ummsrz
it)Iage oss prs;fes auf Den Nm6oB Der
Wsrt6e, Der ii6sraQ 9sfDrt psrOsn ioG,
no unler Ndne 6sflnnt lit. llno be-
Ter 9ro6e 9(mbob IGG0r ion nit e:nsr
srltaHnl;6ea @nerg;s syt1nen uro n:sz
Der srtOnsn uno i'm SafIe idtaaen, Bis
jeoes Regal uno i;oer Sid 10 leer ME
cine WuIte 1T.
Damn, psnn bic Stuuoe i6ldst, in
Der mir flbisn f0nnsn, ouB mir bas
9rOBte 8eI Ite srrsih!sn, mas mir S6uen
je 6oten, Sbnen bic grUbartieItsn 9slsz
genfeiisn i'm gsreihs ces 82ihdTts ga
ben, Sfnsn 9lGts purboten, mas npas
olts 9aus" beiab, oann peroen mir Die
Sufsr iflisBen, osrsn Sin6dnce perz
lieeeln, Der 9eimHdtte unisrss Dad5z
t6ums Gebslpo6i lagen uno Die StraBs |
iibaritrei1en, I'm Elm nRuares, 9robartl> |
ceres, id0nsrss 9aus gu be5!eben uao !
in Dam sSprhhritt Su ba91rren, ban
Sbre aunoifaft mO9l;cb mu4ts.
YDsncr'S. |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-19
Cine lie bsrIt4t Der g a 4
4 lags mad ben an g M
tag eingstrpffenen
% ppr n on


q lugs mad ben an g amz
tag sin9stroffenen
9eri6ten.
2onbon, 18. 5ye6r. - Die Biz
6aute friib bonn peItli6en &ri2gsi6auz
plaBe porliegenoen gfa4ridttn gsban
nur Elm 6D6It pertporrene5 Bib BON
Der Sa6lase. Gs beiBt in ben 0epez
i6en, General Sronjs bef;noe Ii9 nit
ieinsr Sauptma6t auf Dem 3iid3ugs
nad 8loemfontein. uno tpieberum
heiBt es, bic 8osren Ieien BON Spptz
Fontsin (porgeItsrn AUDI Wfagep5fpnz
tein) in norotps ItlidHr Hi6tun9 uboez
8ogsn. Gon bieisn beibsn 8erTipnen
i4eint nur bic lsbtere sinigermaB2n
plauTtbsl. Sin Bid auf bic &art, gsz
rIet, um bic S6pierigfeit eines
vpiDBliten" Giid3uges, pR i'm bic
@ngidnosr beI9reibsn, ouf Dem Weqe
nuh 8losmfontein flar gu maiden.
Ni6t nur bdbten bic 9oeren6eers bic
redte Slanfe 8eneraIMet6uen's in FaIt
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21
Election of Officers.

At a meeting of Columbia
Lodge, \. f. & a. NJ. held Mon
day night the following officers
were elected: j. TraverS Thomas,
W. M; Willard f. Lease, s. W;
GraysOn f. Bowers. j. W; Adol-
plus Fearhake, secretary; John
a. Lyncy, treasurer
The monthly meeting of the Re
formed Church Guild was held
last evening. The following of
ticers were elected to serve for
the ensuing six months: j. Urner
WilcoXOn, president; A. Kemp
Keefer, vice -preSident; Miss May
Lainpe, secretary; John N. Bren-
gle, treasurer.
Frederick Conclave, No. 731,
improved Order Heptasophs, at a
meeting held last week, elected
the following officers for the year
commencing January /, 1901; Lo-
renzo E. Kepler, archon; Charles
E. Saylor, provost; A. b. Rout-
zahn, prelate; E. G. Haugh, sec,
rotary; Alfred Ritter, tinancier;
G. G. Ausherman, treasurer; Il. A.
Bennett, inspector; II. L. Ahalt,
warden; Charles Kreh, sentinel;
John f. Kreh, DR.. John o. Hen
Grix and G. II. G. Wachter, trus-
tees; representative to Supreme
Conclave, John f. Kreh; alter
nate, Harry E. Chapline. After
the meeting the members were
very elegantly entertained and
treated to an oyster supper by
Mr.. G. G. Ausherman at the res
taurant of Vincent Yingling,
South Market street.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21
Orphans Court.

Second and final account of
George w. CARRIER and Sill ID.
Sen>eny, executors Of Mary G.
Baldner, deceased, filed.
Additional inventory of eur
rent money of Sidney y. Say lor,
deceased, filed
Third and final account of Geo.
W. CARRIER, executor of Sidney
y. SaAlor, deceased, filed.
First and final account OF Hat
tie V. Davis, administrators of
Samuel I. Davis. deceased. filed.
Report of sales OF real estate
of Francis Mantz, deceased. filed.
Will of Samuel krcier, de
ceased, admitted to probate.
FuSt account Of AUGUSTUS W.
Geesey, administrators of George
GeeSey, deceased, hled.
Letters of guardianship grant
ed to Mary Nj. Mort, guardian to
VIM. Thomas Mort.
inventory OF personal property,
current money and debts due to
Eli Z. Wa>key, deceased, filed.
First and final account of Susan
Ii. WaSkey, executor of Eli G..
WaSkey, deceased, filed
Letters OF administration on
estate of George Gingvll, deceaS-
ed, granted to Horace Il. Staley,
in place of j. William Payne,
discharged.
Letters testamentary on estate
of Samuel keeier, deceased,
granted to David Il. Stem, exec
utOr.
Inventory of stocks and bonds,
real estate, current money and
debts due Susan Il. Nelson, de-
ceased.
Sales of personal property of
Susan r. Nelson, deceased, filed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued at the Clerks
office since our last issue:
Clayton ID. Houck, of Woods
boro, and Annie M. Barrick, of
New Midway.
Jesse G. Walker, of New Lon
don, and Lulu NJ. Beale, of New
Market.
Maurice ID. p. Slifer and Viola
b. Rice, both of Broad Run, this
county.
WILDER NJ. Ahalt and Annie
+. Ahalt, both of Middletown,
this county.
Irwin w. Brashears, of West
Falls, and BERTHE G. Aldridge, of
WoOdville, this county.
Oscar p. Coblentz and Lola c..
Palmer, both of Harmony, this
county.
John A. Colbert, Point of
Rocks, and Annie NJ. Webster,
of Adamstown, this county.
Emerson d. Burrier, of Mount
Pleasant, and i. Gertrude
Carver, of Linganore, this county.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21
j. William Baughman's House
Destroyed by Fire.

The two-story frame house on
the farm of Mr.. j. w. Baughman,
on the Baltimore pike, near Pearl,
four miles east of Frederick, was
burned to the ground on Tuesday
last during the absence of the
owner. The origin of the fire is
a mystery. AS soon as it was
discovered word was sent to
\ Frederick but nothing could be
done. Neighbors gathered quick
ly and rescued much of the per-
sonal property on the lower floor.
Everything else in the house was
destroyed. The fire was confined
to the house.
The loss has not yet been esti-
mated. There is an insurance of
500 on the house and furniture,
which will not cover the loss.