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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-06

Customs boarding officer that the janitors
for not receiving it lack Of knowledge
of the existence Of the lighthouse tender Iris
The Iris he said, does not visit the Barge Of
flee more than once or twice year, her sta
ton being at Tompkinsville
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VERMONT LOYAL AS EVER.
THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY GROWING.
sTIcKNEY HAS A PLURALITY OF MORE
THAN THIRTY THOUSAND. WITH SEW
ERAI. TOWNS TO HEAR FROM

Burlington, VT Sept. 3 (speciaD.-As the last
of the returns Of the Vermont State election are
received it becomes evident that the Republican
majority, which in the first place was thought
to be considerably below the average, will
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CTTB COCKTAILS WIN.

Paris, Sept 5-A gold medal has been awarded
to G. F. Heublein & Bro. for Club Cocktails y
the Jury OF Awards az international EXpOsition
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SIDELIGHTS or CONTENTION.

Saratoga. September s.
JACOB WORTH CoNFIDENT.-Jacob Worth, of
Brooklyn who seems to have regained much Of his
influence as a leader of Kings County Republicans.
says there is no serious disposition the part of
his friends to build up anti-Platt organization
in Kings. Il q candidate for the nomination
for Congressman I'm the Vth District" ne said
land 1t stands to reason that I'm not looking
around for trouble. There few Republicans
IN Brooklyn processing to speak for the Repub-
ncan organization OF the State who said that they
had a candidate OF their and that could not
have the nomination. If I desired It.
When heard this repeated again and again, I
thought that perhaps the people Of Brooklyn might
think it fact left the challenge unnoticed.
That's why chose to accept the challenge, and as
coon as I made the hrst move allowed my
friends to DO it. these make believe dctators took
since Wen turn that district which is now repre-
scented by Democrat. over TO the Republicans"
on the Republican outlook Mr. Worth said:
There is absolutely nothing TO induce the Demo
Tor Bryan thls year; E.erG a nd y oy
can't stampede or hurrah majority Of the voters
OF this country into lunatc asylum by calling a
same old is 10 over again Bryan seems to think
that because he doesn't lead off the platform with
sons to remember that It IS in there It's there
just the same
REPUBLICAN PROSPERITY AT HANCOCK
Amos Hail. a Delaware County delegate. whose
business is that Of making wood alcohol at Reads
Creek on the Ontario and Western Railroad. Knows
exactly why the Democrats have lost the town OF
Hancock. in which he lives. Hancock used 10 be
Democratic by a safe plurality" said Mr. Hall yes
teTday THE hard times between 1893 and 1897
opened fhe eyes OF wage earners however. and the
town has gone Republican at every general eiec-
ton since. Take our own business. for example.
-Four years ago wood alcohol sold for q cents a
gallon. Nov Il sells for u cents. That makes a
difference OF 5000 month to works. Gray
acetate OF products. in 1896 sold for 81 Is
per hunoredweight, and brown acetate for 65 cents
Now they bring respectively 81 50 and g. a differ
ence Of $3.50 a month these products That
makes about 1000 a month between our income in
1886 and now. As the cost Of labor is one OF the
principal items. Il is easy to see why our people
prefer Republican TO Democratic times. should
Bryan be elected we would go right back to the
old prices and do lot OF worrying about how 10
make ends meet"
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew was made a srenI
ceal of. Mr. Depew never looked better than h.
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Senator Chauncey NJ Depew was made a srenI
ceai Of. Mr.. Depew never looked better than he
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-20

Mr.. a. b. Carr Jr., and Mis-. Ida
Parker Of Luling left yesterday for
GAINESVILLE.
Rev. -. ". y. Sims will deliver
an address ON Cuba" az the Baptist
tonight. All are invited 10 attend.
For Kainr corn, Mexican june
corn. Alfalfa hay and feed stuii- call
on Mooten d Harder. 10
Reginald knight returned 20 Waco
yesterday where he has been spend
ing some time for the benefit of his
health.
FOR RENTING large cottage,
convenient a. business and school.
Apply 10 Il. ;. Webb. l2l
Mrs. j. 4. Compton of New Or
leans, j. here visiting her sou, Il. u.
Compton, and stopping at Mrs. W.
u. Webb'-.
WOoten 4 Harder have just re-
ceived from chihuahua, Mexico, a
shipment Of the celebrated Mexican
June corn. l22
The Eagle is unable 10 learn def
nitcly, but the indications are that
the railroad will come in on Bur
Lesson street as originally surveyed.
Mr. Hugh Burns, the contractor,
says be- expects 10 run his construc-
ton train into Bryan by July /. He
has l7O teams ready now for work.
\ railroad camp has been cstab-
lished up near the gin factory tank
10 begin work ut once on this end 81
the &. W. a II. Y. railroad extern
sion.
With the reorganization Of the
Brazos county teachers institute next
fall course Of study of the history
of education will be- taken up by the
teachers.
Major and Mrs. j. j. Mistrot and
daughter, Miss Marie, returned
from Navasota yesterday. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
:. L. Mistrot Of Houston.
The name Of MIR. J. W. English
was 10y accident omitted from the list
Of vcstrymen elected 10y the Episco-
pal church, published yesterday
morning. Mr.. English was also
elected delegate 10 the church coun'
ell nj Galveston.
Window shades of all kinds nj
Levy Bros. l22
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Consultation and Examination
Free.

COZ Office hours from 9 a. m. until
u, and 1870 to 5 P. m. 2-i7
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n. s. T. @. Time card. Bryan
LOCAL NEWS.


DIR. W. h. Grice was In town yes
terday.
A new line Of Portiers at Levy
Bros. ~
Mrs. II. T.. white Is yising in Gal
weston.
See Levy Bros. up-to- date baby
buggies. l22
tkIfffso.' assortment Of screens u =
1'ifebew stock law will 90 into ef-
feet Tuesday.
Drink Mt. Vernon Pure Rye at the
Exposition saloon. 1851
Pasturage at ~ cents per month.
Apply b. II. II. Knowles. ll0
Brook Hin whlsky-nnest ON
earth-ENposition saloon. n
Prof. d. II. Wiley ~ Bethel. was a
visitor 10 the city yesterday.
The best aud largest bales Of Al
alta has at woo,en a Harder's. l22
Fifty excursion tickets We're sold 10
Houston yesterday afternoon.
Miss Jessie McIendon returned to
Dallas yesterday to attend school.
Ipesdny and Friday, namel photos
81 size, ~ cents per dozen at
Willis a Coleman's. lis
wANTED-Good second hand
buggy. Address Box $40, Bryan,
Texas, stating price. n
Home Caviti has returned from
Austin where he was best man at the
marriage Of Mr.. Russell Watkins 10
Miss Ethel Henderson Wednesday.
For Sale-Two full blooded Devon
bulls, one four years and the other
fourteen months Old-best registered
stock. Apply 10 jas. o. Chance. dir
The knights Of Pythias grand
bag meeting has just been held In
1Ausiin with representative ~ 2G
lodges present. \. VI. Waldrop rep
tesented Brazos Lodge of this city.
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Washington, April 10 The Tskish
minister will ask Secretary Hay what
foundation there is for tho report that
he Is To b. given his passport.
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Another Presbyterian Minister Resign.

Little Rock, April 49, - Rev Hay
Watson Smith lately called from Greens.
boro, y c., 10 the pastonte Of the Sec.
ond Presbyterian church horc annuunces
his withdrawal from the Presbyterian
ministry as q protest against the West.
minister confession Of faith lie says
that hc sees no possibility Of "a re-
visod creed In the southern Presbyterian
church Tie will probably ally himself
with the Congregational church
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Washington, April Ex-senator Chan
der has introduced a bill "For the pre-.
veution Of the denial Of the abrdgement
Of the night OF citizons Of the United
States to vote on account OF color
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-20

Washington, April l0-Mr Taylor Of
Kentucky appeared ON the floor Of the
house Wednesday. assuming his right
As a governor.
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Washington. April ~ The govern
meut abandons hops Of buying the Dan.
ish West Indies.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


For Congress, Seventh congressional
district:
r. :. HENDERSON,
Of Cameron. Subject to the Demo-
cratic nominating convention.
For State senator, Twelfth senate
rial district;
JOHN A. WAYLAND,
ltfor re-election.l
Subject to the action ~ the Demo-
cratic nominating convention.
For State senator, Twelfth senato-
rial district:
J.R. AsTIN.
Subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic nominating convention.
For Representative Fifty-hfth Rep
resentatiye district:
DIR. J. l.. FOUNTAIN.
Subject To the action Of the Demo-
cratic convention.
For Representative Fifty-nfth Rep
reseatativc district:
W. n. NALL.
Subject to the action Of the demo-
cratic convention.
Jack Coleman aud Dave Malone,
who have been given new hearing
on u charge Of theft Of COTTON. Were
yesterday released on bonds Of sJOO
each.
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Kingfshcr, o. T April l9.--Im T.
Morton, q farmer living south u here,
was thrown from his horse and killed
while riding after jnckrabbits.
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Chinese Crisis.

Natives report that Field Marshal
Won Waldersee has peremptorily de-
manded of Prince Ching and Lii Hung
Chang that Prince Tuan and other Box
er leaders be handed over to him for
punishment before be begins to nego-
tiate.
According to the Shanghai correspon-
dent OF the Times. wiring October 8, 1T
is announced that Huai Tapu, nephew
of the Empress Dowager, who was dis
has succeeded Prince Tuan in the
Tsung-li Yamen. and has also been ap-
pointed generalissimo OF the Chinese
forces, replacing Yung Lu.
In response to German demands the
Chinese Government offers tordecapi-
tate Ying Men, president of the Cen.
sorate; Yang vi. assistant grand Sec
rotary and president. of the Civil Board
and Chao Shu Chiao, president of this
Board of Punishment. Prince Chuan
Duke Tsai Ian and Prince Yih are tt
get life Imprisonment, and Prince Tuar
Is to be banished.
A London dispatch of October S, says:
A German force came into collision with
few miles south of Tien-Tsin this morn
compelled to retire on Tien-Tsin. There
is reason to believe that the Chinese In
this case were not Boxers. but were L
Hung Chang's veterans. who had beer
ordered to wait near here in view of the
possibility that the foreigners would
bar his progress to the capital.
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LYCURGUS MET
HIM IN ATHENS
San Diegp Absconder Dare
Again Turns up in Alex
andia, Eg, pit.

CHEYENNE. (Wyo.), Oct. Ibis,
guised under an assumed name and
heavy growth of whiskers. ID. d. Dare.
the defaulting president of the Califor-
MIA National Bank OF San Diego, CAL.
and the Cheyenne National Bank. is
now posing as a, prominent citizen OF
Alexandria, Egypt. where he Is the
president of the principal street rail-
way. asas
United States detectives have been.
searching for Dare ever since his flight
to Europe In 1891. but until very re-
Gently no trace of him could be had. A
German traveller, who knows him In
timately, discovered him on a recent
visit to Alexandria. He did not make
himself known to Dare, but instituted
quiet inquiry, and learned that he had
been there for several years: that he
was the president and principal stock
holder in the Alexandria street rail-
way, and was posing as very pronL-
nent citizen. The German said that few
people would recognize in the street
railway magnate the man who had
wrecked two national banks.
Early in 1891 the San Diego bank
failed for $3O0.O00 and the Cheyenne ir-
stitution followed a few days later for
$3.50, BOO Dare fled to Europe, and it is
charged that he took large sums Of
money belonging to the depositors with
him. He was accompanied by his wife,
who returned to this country soon after.
when the story became current that
Dare had attempted to throw her over
board while crossing the Atlantic.
1t Is believed that secret service men
are now en- route to Egypt to place
Dare under arrest.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. S.--George
LycurgYs of Honolulu left his
island home in 1895 for a tour of Eu-
rope and also with view Of visiting
Greece, his native land.
Lycurgus had been told by acqua.rt-
ances of Dare that the absconder was
In Athens and asked to visit him there.
He said he found Dare running II cen.
Germ known as the American Rug Com
pany. with its place of business on the
main thoroughfare Of the ancient ne
tropolis. While Dare was not talka:;ve
on the subject of his sudden departure
from America. he said thai H. .iai eft
San Diego solely on account OF n. cll-
mate. which did not agree with him.
When reminded by Lycurgus that the
climates Of San Diego and Athens We're
much the same, Dare insisted that the
temperature Of the Grecian city was
much more conducive to his health. He
denied that he had taken, any funds
Of the bank, and insisted that nc had
left San Diego without any money
He had been fairly prosperous IN tn.
rug business and said that he expected
his family to Join him at an early date
Dare said that owing to the climate liz
did not think he would ever return te
America
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RIoHTFUL PRESIDENT RETIREs
~ 49,
This Gives Title 70 ths Usurpine
1xscutsye Of colombia.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-President Manu-
Ell A. San Clemente of the Republic of Co.
lcmbia, who was deposed from office on
July s1st and his place taken by Vice
President Jose M. MarroQuin, has relin-
|qulshed his claim to the head of the Gov
erLment, thus making the latter the legal
chief executive. This news has been re:
ceived In this city by Eduardo Esplnosa
Charge d'Affalres and Consul General
Immediately upon receipt Of this infor.
nation. Senior Espinosa sent a cablegran
to Bogota resfgning his Office. Senior Es-
pinosa, who Is an appofntee of Dr. Sar
Clemente, explained his course by saying
that principle compelled him to resign
He said he will retain the Office of Consul
General until his successor Is appointed
! The recognition of Dictator Marroquir
by President San Clemente was brough
about, IL liz said, through General Pros
pero Pinzon, who called on the latter II
behalf of Senior Marroquln. What prom
ises were made to San Clemente to cause
him to take this step, Is pot known. fol
khe has issued proclamations. saying ~
would fight against his overthrow Tt Il
! believed here that Senior Marroquin, nov
the legal President, has given assurance;
to San Clemente that the Nationals
Conservative party would receive severa
I high offices, including Cabinet positions.
| DIR. San Clemente will, 1t Is believed, s.
to his native town of Buba, DEPARTING IA
of Cauca, and there spend his declining
life. He will retain what IS known a
the titular Presidency, which carries wit
1t pension. but no authority. 1t is tn
opinion of many Colombians in this cit
that President San Clemente acted as h
did on account of his age. He Is S. year
of age and 1t is intimated that were IL no
for that, he would start revolution t
regain the Presidency. As 1t is. rlcr
was n conflict few days ago between hi
supporters in the army and those who hl
sp orn. allegiance to Vice President Mar
| rCGuin. :
Senior A. ]. -Restrepo, diplomatic repre-
sentative In this country of the Libera
4 Revolutionists, said last night that tn
action of Pres dent San Clemente Will nc
In any way affect the rebellion, but tina
II viii continue despite the change in I'll
Government.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.


From San Francisco, per o. & o. 8. s..
coptio. October I..-For Honolulu, Stop
Oyer-A. j. elliott. r. II. Bowles, H.
Heintz. IT. 8. Lochead, II. ID. Keil, Mrs.
II. ID. KEEL. ~, II. Duniway, II. NJ. Mac
Kinnon, IL. II. Horsey. b. T. Horsey.
For Yokoharna--F. b.. Abenheim, II. +.
Arthur, A. J.. elliott. A. o.. Gelderman.
Mrs. A. o. Gelderman. Miss l.. Lowell,
A. Mayer. W.. luxembourg, NJ. Takaki
and servant, T.. Tanaka. Mrs. j. w.
Wadman and four children. For Kobe
Mrs. NJ. j, Shea. +. N. Shea, Mrs. @.
y. Godsey, Rev. s. s. White, Mrs 8. s..
White and two children. For ,Nacasalsi-
DIT. Ar. l.. Bowie. George NJ. Diycn, II.
Il. Douglass. s. ID. Hepburn, Mrs. s. d.
Hepburn. Miss NJ. G. Hubbard, w. A.
Vriance. For Shanghai-C. s. Adds
Mrs. Adds. four children and nurse. Cap.
mk2in Maccahe. J. Il. Fearn. Mrs. j. Il
IN and two children, Louis Goodnow
kochn, Capt. Overton. For Hongkont
rs. NJ. Beyfus. Tevis Blanding, l. l.
~Colver. Mrs. a. G. Jackson. Mrs. j. N
Jordan and son, +. Ii. LawIor, Mrs, +
n. Lavlor. j. b. Metcalf. Mrs A. w
Roberts. Rev. r. Il. Simmon, Mrs. +. n
Simmon. Mrs. T. l.. Smith, Mrs. Ros
Thomson, Miss J. Tucker.
Departed.
For japan and China. per Q. & o. s. S
coptic, October 17.-Mr. and Mrs. J. II
Fearson and child. MIR. and Mrs. Fuld
IT. Renk. Mrs. III. Wallace. Chow Yuel
and wife and six children. Mrs. Bache
Miss Erossman and T. Murakami.
For Koloa. per stmr. Mikahala, -Octo
Der T.-C. II. Bishop.
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October IS No. ss4l-K. Mataio to Ma
<aio:, n. p. 1252. Puuohai. Hilo. Hawaii.
Consideration s.
No. 0E-F. Strauch. tr.. and husband
Up. f. r. to J. r. Jesus: ap. of Y. p.
s<ss. kul 1908. Kalihi. Honolulu. oahu.
Consideration Sf.1oo.
No. 63fo--P. Kupihe and wife to Kaoiwi:
interest IN r. II. eos. Halepuaa. Puma.
Hawaii. Consideration $40.
No. cs50-Supt. OF Public Works to f.
L. Leslie, piece land Queen and Kekau-
IKE streets. Honolulu. Oahu. Considera-
/. ton H25
October n. No. es55-C. 8. Desky and
wife to Mrs. a. Lewis; lots 10 and II. block
G. villa Franco. HiIo. Hawaii Consid-
erntion 500.
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!. ARRIVED AT HONOLULU.
Wednesday. October II.
q 8. coptic. Kinder. from San Francis
CO. 1t TO a. m.
stmr. lwalani. from Kauai. IL q. m.
SAILED FROM HONOLULU.

Wednesday. October\l7.
q. 8. Coptic. Kinder. for Orient. Az
p m. X
4 stmr. Miikahala. Peterson. for Koloa, at
: .. m.
Bk Olympic, Gibbs. for San Francisco.
yith sugar. D VI.
ochr. Kosamond. Ward. for San Fran
c1seo. with sugar. 1900. -s
Bchr. Kawaiian, for Kooiau ports,
noon.
ekhr: Blanche and Ella, for Hanalei, .
schr: Ka Mol. for Eieeie. . p. m.
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The E-,na Claudine win bring load
or redwood from Eureka, CAL, to Homo
lulu. @<s& et,, sls.aSs
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LOST.

DRAFT No. Us. DRAWN ON ALEX
ander & baldwin by Hawaiian SUGAR
company, in favor of I. d. Creamy for
$3.50. has been lost and all persons are
cauti oned against negotiating same.
b671 ALEXANDER & BALDWIN.
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IRE United States Army transport
Conemaugh Is In San Francisco.
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DUE TODAY,

Or o. s. 8. Gaelic. from Yokohama.
tonight. - tf' .ir+ft tt
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AN EXPERIENCED salesman in the
Dry Goods department. Pacific I'M
port Co., s. Ehrlich. Manager. 5677
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STATION,
October n. 10 y. m.-weather, cloudy;
wtnd, light, N. 4.
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THE MELROSE, KIM SteI

Board and rooms: all modern cor
fprts: electric lights: mosquito prod
quiet. refined homo. King St "a
pass the door. Prices moderate. Tel
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Classified Advertisements.
WANTED.

CASH BOYS at B. F. Ehlers' dry goods
store. ~ 667S
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FOR SALE.
DR.. w. H. MAYS

HAS OPENED AN OFFICE FOR
practice OF medicine and surgery at 319
Beretania street. next house beyond
Central Union Church.
Office Hours: 10 q. m. to IL m, 3 to
! p. m, and 2 to 8 p. m. Sundays. 9
TO IL q m.
Telephone 602 $500
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THREE six-room, two-story houses:
hot and cold water; sanitary plumb
bingi, 1rst finished. Apply to w. M.
building. 5s7s
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UNDER new management: nicely fur
+ nished rooms at 619 Hotel street. 561
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TWO-ROOM cottage on Peterson Lane,
for rent by M. M Smith, Mercantile
Printing Company. 5s7S
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: FOR SALE.

A GENTLE bay mare, formerly the
property Of w. NJ. Giffard. For price
and particulars. call at this office
5677
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TWO HUNDRED and nifty boxes bee
.4iIea-s-7uQtr-to 1T. NJ" room I.
Spreckels block, upstairs. 5675
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu. October II. 1900.
NAME OF STOCK.

MgRcANTiLHl
c. Ere yer e. Co. a..
sueAH.
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THREE unfinished rooms for rent at
the second cottage; Fern Place. off
/ Emma. below Governor Dole's. 5679
The colored American., 1900-12-08

Send One Dollar and mention this will
bottles Hartona Wash
Write and postoce and expresce address
a Address all
The colored American., 1900-12-08
HARTONA REMEDY CO.. 900 E. Main ST.. RichmO

from the First Baptist church, Sstur-
day at 4 p. M. Rev. z G. Quarles. pas-
tor officiating. The funeral Of Mr. Mel
son Brown who had been sick for some
months from a stroke of paralysis, took
place from the First Baptist church,
Monday at II o'clock q. m Rev. r. G..
QuarIes officiating. The deceased was
II years old and we'll known in this
community, being one Of Its oldest clti-
zens. We are glad TO note an increased
interest in the 7. M. Q. Z. work in our
city. On Friday night the Both the Y.
III. G. A. literary meeting was held at
the Shiloh Baptist church Of which
Rev. W L. Toliver is pastor. Among
the features of the program was paper
by Mrs. Lizzie q. Brown, subject "Men
Wanted" which was Interestingly and
very ably discussed by many Of those
present. Among whom " ere Revs. W.
l.. Tolliver, w. 3. Jackson, G. q. Har-
ris, Misses Eva Coles, Narcissa V.
Wells of Richmond, Messrs. j. A.
Brown. R. Kelsef, 8. B. Logan and
Mr.. Jas. Fl. Scott OF Washington, D. @.
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