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The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

Forty words inserted under this head
enc week for 70 eents, cash In advance

FOR SALE-Detached houselln western part Of
city, 70 close an estate. Contains rooms.
with ulodart, i,,, six
years as oeg.n improvements. built about lof.
and excentionaiiss sunny exposure, large 81
VERY ,nol,esnty desirable surroundings pyIc
pcs1l tlhVedefate. FREDERICK e kdiL
i'eai Estate, LIST Naf'i B'k Biz o. ~
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

VVANTED-Position by registered druggist
w as day or night clerk will go any where
in State. Address ClNCH0NA, Press 0f1iee,
Portland, Me. 2i
a N experienced clerk would like a position
N in wholesale or retail grocery store, can
furnish best of references and command some
trade. Address GROCER, Press Office. 21-l
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

no LET-Lower tenement. 232 High St. nine
4 rooms, hot water heat. a most desirable
rent in good locality. Address i. Il. DOCK
ERTY, Box 1919 2ti
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

FURNISHED house to be let for the winter,
n furnished house. located In western part
Of city, very sunny and pleasant Address NJ.
w, Press Once. 231
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

EoR sALE-we tell you the whole truth and
let you do the rest. IT'S no news TO our
gains In real es ate In Portland. We want
everybody to know II. hat nice house on
Hartly 81, VIII eh we offer for 5000, there Is
nothing CHEAP about 1t only the price. q. II.
ALENAND & co. % ExchAnge st 81
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

no LET-Furnished rooms, first class with all
= modern convenienees at 90 Hampshire ST.,
also one front room on first floor at 20 Quincy
st. al
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

ITO LET-On Walton ST.. Deerlng District.
Il near electric cars new rents, s rooms
and bath. hot and cold water ALBERT
DINGLEY, 1927 Forest Ave. 23-l
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

EOR SALE Elegant residence. Cumberland
St. West End. II rooms bath and pantry,
lo5 It., 5000. G. +. ALEXANDER s. Co. %
Exchange street. 231
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

EOR SALE-Property. con,istlng OF two
a large brick houses. enc minutes walk from
Congress ST. Six reutS. now rented TO good
Tenants and paying si056 per annum. We can
offer you great trade. q. +. ALEXANDER
S Co, 90 Exchange street. Isl
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

WANTED-A capable cook and good laun-
w dress Apply at col Danforth street in the
morning or between and in the evening
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

COR SALR-Hotel, 20 rooms. center city.
beautiful grounds, full OF business and
first class IN an It's appointments r. o.
STEPHENSON Mgr. Equity Loan Real Estate
Co, l57l Congress st. Room g. 271
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-27

NOR sAIE-Spsclal bargain. one minutes
walk from eleetrics. elegant house, s
rooms all In fine repair, large stable, i4,000 II.
and fruit trees. best trade ever offered, 5000.
q. +. ALEXANDER & CO., % Exchange ST.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24
Lewellen Died From Wound In.
fiicted by Louis Brown,

singleton Lewellen, the negro " ho was shot
through th' abdomen IN Monday afternoon
18th by Louis Brown while engaged in a
gambling game in negro house near the
depot, died at the Baker Dick Iufirmary Sun
day afternoon. An inquest was beld by
Coroner Moses Immediately after Lewellen
died. The verdict was that the said Single.
ton Leweilen came 10 bis death from O pistol
sho, wound in q cted by one Louis Brown.
Chief of Police Bradford has made every
etoIt to capture Brown, but without result
he has furnished the police of all other towns
and cities 10 this section Of the State with a
description OF Brown. with instructions to
arrest and hold him il he is found
On Saturday Chief Bradford was notified
by wire that Louis Brown, of Packsville, bad
been arrested IN Manning and would be held
until an officer was cent for him. CHicer
Smith was sent 10 Manuing Saturday nigh,
for the prisoner but be found on arrival tha,
the wrong mao had been arrested. The Man
ming police bad arrested a mulatto instead o
oegro az called for in the description furu,sh
ed them.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24
Upholding the 10 O'clock Closing
on Saturday Nisht

ln the interest of many who are concerned
out especially in the interest of the clerks
who cannot we'll attend the services of th,
churches on Sunday if kept at work unit,
after midoigbt on Saturday, We respectfully
oessech all the Sumter merchants to clos,
tae'r stores promptly at 10 O'Clock on Sa,ur.
day night.
lfall agree to this, no one of them can o 4
loser. II one refuses, all must do likewise.
We are glad that so large proportion o
Tue merchants are now abiding by the rule
Tor 10 O'Clock closing and we are conf len,
that we are seeking the public good wber
We ssk all to adhere to The same rule,
q. q. Brown. Pastor Baptist Church.
WIN. Aiken Kelly, Pastor, Magnolia Stree,
n. b. Church, South
J. Ayers, Bsptist Pastor.
d. d. Covipgton, Rector Church of Holy
Comforter
7 Won A Riser, Lutheran Church.
Thos J. Clyde, P E Sumter District.
n W. Edmunds, Pastor esby,erian Church
J. A. Clifton, Pastor First Methodist Church
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24
COUNCIL MEETING.

There Was joint session of City Council
and the Board of Health at 7 O'Clock last
Wednesday night
Present, MAYOR Stuckey, Aldermen BOYLE,
Chaodier, W. H Epperson, FL and Row.
land, Drs, Fl. NJ. Stnckey . SC. Baker
and Healih Officer Rear on
The Mayor stated TT the purpose of the
meeting was 10 consider complaints against
cll2sns for discbsrging kitchen sops, Doth
water and other refuae mater Into the street
Grams through pipes connected with tter
premises This matter being brought up by
reason Of charges made at last council meet
ing against Dr.. G. @ Brown
.Dr. Baker stated that Or. Brown was mis-.
taken IN his declaration that there was any
rule or ordinance which forbds him to empty
slops upon his premises; that any person
might do this with impunlty, 90 that there
WAS 90 cesspool or nuisance created tha,
would be likely to produce sckue
The question was discussed at length, and
letter was read from Dr.. J. G. Spanu, bear.
ing upon the sutjsct
The general opinion was that all pipe con.
nectlons With drains are possible sources O.
danger and should not be allowed
A resolution offered by Messrs BOYLE and
Chandler was adopted as follows: Resolved
that all connections of water and sewer pipes
With city drains shall be discon tinued, and il
shall be the duty of the Health Office. to Sc,
that this resolution is strictly enforced.
Then followed debate on the sut jsct Of
sweraee system, and on oiion of Mr.. F,pr
the Mayor was requested to call meeting o
citizens 10 the Opera House at 8 o. clock Tues
day evening of next week to de,ern in,
whether or not a petition shall be made Il
Council calling for ao election upon III,
question of issuing bonds 10 builo such sys
TEN
Attention was called to an auuouncemen
printed 90 programme which was circulat
ed at tho Opera House on the 18th inst. t.
the effect that With the production of th
Prisoner Of Zsnds on the 25,h inst. the eea
son would close The Clerk was directed I,
publish denial Of that statement
Council then adjourned
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24
The Veteran Item Carrier Resigus

Huger Lyman, who has been an Item
ssrrier boy for the past four years, gave up
bis position on last Saturday in order that be
might have more time to devote TO bis studies,
We regret to part with him, and the sub.
scribers on the route be has carried so long
will doubtless miss bis familiar face. He has
oeen with the paper longer than any carrier
ooy We have ever employed and his services
pave always been satisfactory. He has been
faithful, prompt and reliable in every respec,
and 1t 1t be true that the hoy is father of The
man, huger Lyman will grow up to be a
man OF worth aud character. He has collect.
ed several Thousand dollars during the time
be was in the employ of this paper and bis
balance sheet was always clear and correct.
AS We have said, we part with him with
regret, for it is difficult to replace BOY 10
whom one has entire confidence, one whose
word is as good as bond -Dsily Item, 22d.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24

Miss AcDonald's opening yesterday was
pronounced charming, lovely. sweet, etc,
sy the feminine visitors, and to the male.
Who vsntured to attend 1t was a charming
snd handsome display. Besides quite NUN
Der OF latest style from northern fashion
centres, Miss McDouald has several handsome
Paris hats. Hes place vas crowded all day
aod ans business was done, ss she bad buy.
ere a. we'll ~ lookefs. der store is arrau ged
10 artistic style and 1t 10 worth making q
visit to zee it.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24
A N Negro Killed.

Coroner Moses wss summoned Saturday
70 ho'd an inqoec' 10 the Concord ueic b..
oorhood The only facts concerning the cese
thst have been received are that two negroes
hv'ng on Mr. Isaac Brunson's place we're
piayirg with pistol and that it was dis
charged killing one OF them.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24

Rt Rev Ellison Oapers, D. D.. Bishop OF
the Diocese of South Caroline will visit St
Philips church, Bradford Springs on sauasy
moroing Nov llth. The same evening be
will visit the Church of The Holy Comforter,
Sumter, and on Tuesday Nov. 18th, be vii!
visit ST. Matthias Church, Summerton. The
rite of confirmation will be administered q,
each Of these visitanops
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24

The toirt quarterly conference n. K.
s@r-se, South, wss held ct 9 O'Clock ,es,er.
eay svsosuG % the parsonage.
Tufksys ere ssid 10 bs scarce this year and
eoos people usy have to eat Thsskseivips .
disssr without turkey on the bill Of fare.
The vslIs OF Crossvsll 4 Cos large brick
verenosss are soiog up rapidly cod the
oehoiog 10 expected to bs completed and
fssoy nf occotsscy BY January LET.
osero railroad hssd fell OF q crank car
eo the Nos'hsss,sro r r. near the crossioe 2
on soe S'ssssorg road Saturday and ~ss
ss'oosiy sors ~ the ear runnisg over him.
roe work OF tsafiog down the Jsrvey
1ooes 10 prosressios, end the fouods,,ou, o,
sof Toe nev hotel bulldog will DO laid within
onon uus. u 10 hoped tha, the new hotel
vil b opsusd oe Chris,mas.
Cotton sssd bulls bavs advanced iu pr;ea
snuI u bee become question 90 70 the CON.
cattle. '"
The residents OF upper Church Street. will
AK council TO nave The water mains extended
up that street 90 ss to give them the s,ms
pro,sc''oa sGsinst Gre enjoyed by other
sections Of the city,
This 10 the season wheo mothers are alarm.
sd'oo secoast Of Group, IL 10 quickly cured
oy Oos Minute Cough Cure, which children
like to take. is Bughsou b Gu.
John Dswsey, o 500 OF Mr.. v. J. Davs,v
wa found Wednesday 10 q dsueotsd copd,.
,ios, wandering on the railroad track come
distaoes from the city and Was csptured by
Poiiesmso Bsrwisk sna brought back TO
town
Fs'f 70 OF safety psrvsde The household
'oat s'ss Oos Minute Cough Cure, The soly
harmless remedy ,bs, produces immediate
results u 10 inf'ilibIs for cougss, colds,
coup ssd oil ,bros, and luog troubles. I,
viiI pfsvssi eossomp,ios. J 8 Hoshsoo 4
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24
To a Hot From the Gun

Was tho bali that hit q. B Stesdrnan, o {
Newark. Mich. in the civil Var. IL caused
hoiribls Ulcers that no treaiu,en, helped for
~ ye"s. Then Bucklsn's a,yics Ssve cured
him. Cures Cuts. Bruises, Burns. ,Boiis. Eel.
ons, Corns, Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure
on earth. rs ets. box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by J. y. W. DsLorms, Druggist. .
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24
THE WATCHMAN AND sOUTHRON OCTOBER a. 1900
MARRIED.

Rev. Allan p. Wiisop ard Miss Tizie,
daaeh,er OF Nr and Mrs J Oliver Dnrant,
serr married 10 the Bishopville Baptist
church on les, Wednesday evening, DR.. G. G.
hrown of this city performing the ceremony
After the unrrishe The bridal parry aud a
number Of friends wete entertained at a re.
certion at the home Of the brides parents.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24
DEATH

Mr.. L. n. Wrinkles died at bis home few
miles from town, last Wednesdy night from
paralysis, with which he was stricken ou
Sunday bef1re. He wss 81 years old, aud
leaves family. The funeral was be at Prov
idence Baptist Church ia Privatesr at 10
O'Clock Friday
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24
Annual Settlement Made.

Comptroller General J P. Derham was 10
the CITY yesterday for the purpose Of makiue
the snnual settlement for the fiscal year 1895
With Auditor Wilder. Ar Wilder has been
ready for the settlement for several week,
aod bad bic books and balance sheets oil
ready for examination, and the Comptroller
General checked over his books and com ple,ed
the settlement 10 an hour and balf. &c
fosud the oooks 10 6os shape and the settle.
msn' Was thoroughly satisfactory 10 every
way De complicated Auditor wilder
on 'bs 6ns showing he made aud oc the reat.
ness aud correctness Of bis books
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24
Death Of an Infant.

Charlie, the infant son of Rev. and Mrs.
Q. N. R,cbards, Of Mechanicsville, died Mon.
day night, aged Ia months. The remains
we're brought 10 this city for intermeot The
burial services we're held at the cemetery q,
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24
THE SUCCESS OF OUR LAST
g lDeCial Sale
wv as even greater than
we looked for.

we have the confidence of the peonle
and they know that our advertisements
are the truth, pure and simple. Our
motto to advertise only that which we
have. is an established fact. Specials
we advertise are as we represent them
to be at all times. A call on us when in
need of any of the many lines we carry
Will be convincer once for all that we
are the real money savers to YOU.
Below are few specials we place before
you tor this weeks offerings:
Just in-Two lots Of ladies' rainy dav skirts AS thew
are very desirable just this think the prices placed
on them will bring you in to look and then to buy
11S. Our 50 90 Skirts $4e7 our$a so Skirts 81 2ss
chdrens school dresses which greatly demand lust now
10 make yo better acquainted with dress goods depart
ment the price will be 23c The value 7c yard more.
just ln-Another lot Of chdrens ribbed hose The good
KIND The kind have been selling for years. always lQc
stocking Just lay supply the price will be
pairs for 25c w
Just nTweny6ve mercerzed underskirts Black Cerise
Dark Heotrope Our gular So Is skirt we'll worth the
price This week the price will be So 49,
Just ma small lot only of Dotted Swiss Curtains rufe
edge Intended for ST. IS retailing This week price while
they last 81 59
Just ina small lot of chdren wool REFERS tan and grew
ana years only Regular ST so value For this week $ 10
Just n-Our second lot Of chdren school shoes for bows
and girls at ST. and ST 25 They are crack-a.iacks.
just m-Ten doz Mems Black Alpnes all sizes in this lot
Would make fast selling 75c To make faster selling the
price for the week will be 5Oc
Just inAnother lot our celebrated knockabot sns for
noy Double breasted coats sizes l5 Really ST. 25 value
This weeks price S7c
Just inAbout 20 gents Mackntoshes at less than New
ork cost chance for you while we have them
u. kyttenberg & Sons.
Oot 81
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24

The election is near at haod and every
voter should look up bis registration cer,i.
hcate and be prepared to vote. 1t 10 i'm.
portant that full vote be polled this year.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24
An Approaching Marriage.

Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss Jane
Bayard Scott TO Mr. Wm Wilson McCu,cheu
Misc Scott is The popular daughter of Mr.
Jos. @. Scott of Wisacky.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24

All sisss OF Window Glass kud hes, Putty
Tor sale At DuRauts Hardware Store
Native r. P. Seed Oats at Grsham's eta.
"'o' Oct II
60 to Graham for fine bar ness Horses.
Octl7
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24

window Glass, all sizes, also Putty, for
sale at DuRant's Hardware Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24

For good farm Mules 60 to Graham
stable. Oct,7
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24
The Galveston Relief Fund.

Inc following Acknowledgements: has been
received frcm Gov Ssyres If Texas.
Executive Office,
State Of Texas
=, Austin, Oct II, 1900.
Mr.: II. G Osteen, Sumter, S q.
Dear Sir: am directed by the Governor
to acknowledge the receipt Of your favor OF
the 28'h ultimo, enclosing remittance for
$50 is, for the relief Of the storm stricken
people OF the Texas Coast, aud TO express to
you AID the generous donors bis sincere
thanks
Yours truly,
N. A. Craveus.
Private Secretary.
The money contribulei for the relief of the
Texas storm sufferers, through The Daily
l'em' oy the people OF 'hie city and county
amounts Ia all to 1882. so as follows:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24

Window Glass, all sizss, also Putty, for
sale at puRaurs Hard ware Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24

fou can get the best grade Bugg,es and
Carriages from Graham. DC, ~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24
NOTICE..

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED at nv Office
- Tor making a separate General Iudex for
deeds and mortgages recorded 10 the Clerk e
othce for Sumter County. 8. q for the period
since the "Rhame Index" This period ex.
tends from the year 1855 to Dec 81, 1900
The right is reserved to reject any and all
o'ds. An outline Of the work 10 be done ca
De found at my Cffice, and will be shown on
application
Any persons having already put in bids
may, 1t they desire, withdraw auch bids and
put 10 Others. Bids will be received up to
Tuesday, November 6, 1900.
BY order Of the Board
THOS. V WALSH,
Clerk County Board Com'rs Sumter County. -.
Sept. %, 1900.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-24
NEW ADvEk rIsEM BNTs.

O w. K,ngnsn--Foe Sale
Penn Peirols,am Co Wanted.
j.. Ry,tsnoerg b Sops-speciai Offerings
for the Week,
1hos. Childs--Dogwood, rsrsiur,ou and
Walnut Wanted.
ks'ae OF Richard r. Siugleton-No,ice to
Debtors and Creditors
Pisrsoo's Feed and Sale S,ablss-Car Load
Of Mules and Horses
The colored American., 1900-03-31
BLACK SKIN
REMOVER
CopYRl6
A WONDERFUL FACE BLEACH.

PEACH LIKE complexion obtained il used directed
skin of black brown person four or hye
shades lighter a muatto person perfectly white In
shade lighter will be noticeable IL
the skin spots but beaehes ont white one box
all that is required If used as directed
skH remaining beautiful without continual USE VIII re-
wrinkles feckie dark spots pimples and backhsad
without harm TO the skin When you get
you wish using preparation The and
for -, send PostOnice
Money Order Money Order Registered Letter or we
will send c. Packed that viii know contents
except receiver THOS. B. CRANE I2s W. Broad St. Rich
mOnd, Va,
The colored American., 1900-03-31

Chicago, Ill. pecia.-Plofessor @.
n. GTisham, Principal Of the ColOred
High School in Kansas City, made a
notable address before the Mems Sun
day Forum at Bethel church, last Sun
day afternoon, He was greeted by one
of the best audiences ever assembled
in Chicago. He was listened to with
close and rapt attention, tho his ad-
dress took quite an hour and half in
delivery. HIS subject was Motives"
and was study OF the human mind
AlthO' Of q scientific nature, Professor
Grisham handled his subject with a
happy manner, and drove his points
home with epigram and anecdote. Per
haps it will be fair epitOme OF his
address to say that it was plea for
BROADER view OF life and its duties, and
for co operation and organization in
every branch of endeavor. Professor
Grisham was introduced by Mr.. 8.
Laing Williams; a motion for rising
vote of thanks was made by Hon. VIM.
L. MaItIn, and seconded by DR.. a.
WilOeriOrce Williams, both of whom
are close friends Of the LEANED young
man from Kansas City.
1t has been quite three months now
since the Chicago public was intEo-
duced to The United Brother. In that
time, the new idea has taken root, and
the tender promises OF great good have
put forth blossoms that fOIetell the
DAY that shall see it in full fruitage.
The United Brotherhood is q fraternal
life Insurance concern. 1t has at its
head men. Of fine business expert
enee and standing; and men OF tried
and nndoubted integrity. 1t is based
on the best principles of life insurance
Known, and 1t is fair to say that its
purposes and its principles will receive
dllgent and faithful application from
its officers.
Already five or SIX Councils have
Oeen organized in this city, the most
prominent being Bethel and Douglass
councils. 1t is proposed to make the
The colored American., 1900-03-31

Another notable event Of receDt>Cc-
currenGe was the "Sn oi;er" given by
the Douglass League 1hIs organiza-
lion has for its sole object he perpetua-
The colored American., 1900-03-31
IN THE GREAT WEST.

Prof C. N. GriSham'S Eloquent Address TO
a Cultured Audience-A High Mason
Social and Political DoingS in the Windy
City.
The colored American., 1900-03-31

parts OF tie South. The promoters OF
the enterprise are Alexander Miles,
formerly OF Duluth, Minn., j Frank
Whs atom, formerly of Minneapolis, and
Mr.. s. Laing Williams, of this city.
Hon. John q. Jones, of this city.
who is probably the highest colored
Mason IN the world, while In Canada
recently received another degree from
the white Masons there. He is q
Knight OF The Red Cross of Constantine
which is a high Andrew department
Of free masonry, and carries the decor
alton Of Most Puissant Sovereign Grand
Master. These degrees can only be
conferred upon go Scottish Rite Mas
ons or Masonic Knights Templar. MIR.
Jones Is the first and only coIored
Mason in the world that has received
these degrees. He intends to take steps
soon to orgsnizs Sovereign Grand
Council of Knights of the Red Cross
Of Constantine among the coort d Mas
ons. Up to this Time colored Masons
have been unable to secure these de
grees, tho there is large number of
them IL the United States and Canada.
Illustrious John G Jones is the pioneer
TO open up this field for the colored
Mason.
The Phyllis Wheatiey Club, OF which
[ have spoken in these columns before,
has been very active lately. LAST Wed
nesdsy night, their club rooms were
filed With members and friends who
came to hear four well knows n physicians
make practical talss. DR.. ]. r. White
the rules OF Hygiene; DIR.
Joseph jeffrey, native OF British
Guiana. s. A, talked on Biology; DR..
A W. Williams warned against the
conditions that favored consumption;
and DIR. George c. Hall, the dean of the
profession In this city, gave an original
and striking view OF what is meant by
Pure Food. p" Many other good pro-
grams have been given.
Another notable event Of receDt,oc-
currenee was the "Sn of;er" given by
the Douglass League 1hls organiza.
ZION has for its sole object he perpetual
The colored American., 1900-03-31

Brotherhood national organization,
and establish Councils ID the various
parts of tie South. The promoters of
the enterprise are Alexander Miles,
formerly OF Duluth, Minn., Frank
Wht atom, formerly of Minneapolis, and
Mr.. 8. Laing Williams, of this city.
The colored American., 1900-03-31

CONTINUED ca 9th page. }
The colored American., 1900-03-31

Already five or SIX Councils have
Oeen organized in this city, the most
prominent being Bethel and Douglass
Councils. 1t is proposed to make the