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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-09-05

Lost, between Pondleton and Autun, a
lap robe OF dark lead color fringed on
both ends, with the letters III. NJ. s."
worked In center. Tha finder will be re-
warded by returning it 10 P-ndleton or
Autup. l..
Wheeier's Photograph Gallery, in the
Maxwell building. will be opened on
Sept. 20 h aud remain open until Oct. lst,
1900. 81.
Whr Is to benefit? Who will lose? If
lis Piano you're buying come here to
you, at least, have lost nothing. The
&. a. Reed Music House.
This Is our greatest year. We are
proud OF our record. aud are striving by
every honest means to win you for Gus.
toner. Give US trial If you bave never
done 30 before. Vandiyer Bros.
Have hot water pipes run from your
stove 70 bath room. Try Osborne 4
0shcsSe.
Roofing, tin work, galvanized iron
work aud plumbing done on short notice
by Osborne & Osborne.
Beat Brick Store In Lavonia, Ga, for
rens, Glso good two-horse Farm. Will
rent or soil. Apply TO T. 81. Roberts,
Lavtnis, Ga. Cd.
W. H. sl,earer, Surveyor. You will
Gud me at Dean &c Ratlilee
Iron King Stoves are sold In Anderson
only by Osborne & Osborne.
The Mccormick 10 the lightest, smooth
est running machine In the world. It's
cutting IS perfect. You cannot etick IL.
It Ia the machine for youHdollars because
you get more value with this machine on
the farm than II your dollars were In
your pocket. You can use the McCor-
mick in new land-rough and full Of
stamps. The Mccormick Ia the king in
tho meadow and the boss among stumps.
Sullivan Hdw. Co. invite you to come
and examine the Mccormick.
Pot Plants aud Cut Flowers for sale.
Large and ANAL Palms specially, Mrs.
y. r. CliDksoales, 2i2 North Main ST.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-09-05

Cleaf, ing
Summer
Goods !!
Their Room More Desirable
than their Presence.
Extraordinary Inducements offered ON many Summer
lines just Now.
NNseNNNN~N@~
we will continue our SLAUGHTER SALE Of
Ladies' Summer Shirt Waists
Until they are all gone We are determined to close them
Just think buying Waist 25c that is worth any
where from Soc to $3.50.
think of buying pretty White Lawn Waist for 40c
And pretty Fancy Waists for 5oc that worth from
9Oc to $780,
Black Muslin Waists at soc worth 75c and s1oo.
Black Muslin Waists at 9Oc worth $l.75.
Fancy Assorted Waists at 65c worth S1.25.
Summer Silk Waists at $1.25 worth S275
Also, the remainder of our
SUMMER WRAPPERS and SUMMER SKIRTS
at and below New York Cost. We have few
SUMMER FANS and SUMMER PARASOLS
That will offer at a loss.
OUR LADIES SUMMER NECK WEAR
We will sell at Cost Some High Novelties less.
OUR STOCK OF SUMMER RIBBONS
Is uptodate in style reasonable price daily
business
LACES and EAEEROIDERIES
Is satisfactory. Explanation: RIGHT GOODS AT
RIGHT PRICES. Wewsh to close out lot Of
SUMMER PERCALE REMNANTS.
6nch Goods good you have paid 1oc closing
out price sc. per yard. Also, lot Of
BLACK REMNANT DUCKS.
Goods well worth 1Oc-to close out at Sc per yard.
You will find in
Millinery Department
Some good things just Also big values
SUMMER OXFORDS and LOW CUT SHOES,
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Oerid tltde6.

Sn bsm GquiipfaQs bon $ Campbell
uno Wm. Sarrea eeaen ben Gontratl
unb bic Oroinans sur &eparatur Der nit
4spbalt eepflaferten Struben. entibisb
am Wlontae Rlbter glr6balo eeeen bic
8ldser unb entlieb ben Sod auf 8oftsn
cerielbsn; biss 1T bas 3psite Wal, oab
bic Sruse su 9unfen Der Barber us
pbalt Gompanie bonn biefeen @eri6i
entihieben tpuroe.
Sine GnsubI anseiIuste, bic iid i6ul'
big bstunnten, tpurben pie folst psrur
tbeiIt: s 8. @aronsr. @e6ieIfdIi6.
uue, 5 Sabre 5ubtbuus. Better Wlun.
bic. 8Ieloeroiebfabl, 6 Wonnte @sfdne.
nB. @bas. 8. 2ampman. Disbhabl. 8
Dionate @sfdnsn,b POap Smi,b, un.
orbentlides Suus. 6 Nonate @sfdnsnib
oarrp Serbian, Der einen eeliebsnen lie.
bsrrod psrpfdnosts. 80 Gage @efdnsnib.
Sar,p SleseI. 9istitabl. gbilabelpbla
8sformanfaIt. Gbas. Slitburn.: Oieb.
ftabI. 8sformiduls su Glen Sails. 2Ouis
gppfein. Disbfnbl, srbieIt eine Sus
penOiruns ieineS rlrtbeils. oa ss isin sr
ites 8ereeben mar. $. s. Smart. faI.
i6e Ineaben. 81 90 Strafe unb 6 NO.
nate @efdnenib. Wiaium 2apion, Sist.
fiabI. 10 Gage 8efdnsnib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
@arnuua ppr Gubd.

Dns 8riess. Department bat ii6 aui
aniuhsn bss Generals @oob peranlabl
eeieben. Dor Der 4uspanoeruns mitsQOr
fer 2eute aus ben 8er. Staten nod
Guba au tparnen; es III fir bisie, aut
psnn iie nod 70 arbeiispi[is finO. aui
Der SnieI feline ausiidt; uieIs befinbsn
iib IN srOber Notb unb @Oob bot Dor.
ssi6lnaen. bieielben uuf glrmss. 9rans.
pOrti6iffsn na& ben 8sr. Staaisn su'
ridsubrlneeu; 8rieesisersidr 8oot
aIuubt ubsr nldt. bob biss mbsIi6 iein
piro; tuenn es iib ermbsliben ldbt.
witb ss ssf6sbsn. in stfsr ainie nit ben
GoIOnihsn, Der ii6 bur6 faIi6s Dor.
ipielunssn bstpsssn llsben. nu6 Gubu
su s,bsn unb ii& iebt in duberf briden'
Der Sage bsfinoen. Sur iolds Ginpan,
oersr aus ben Ser. Staaten. bic ii5sr
8apituI berfiisen, fbnnen boifen, sins
bauernoe @rIfens su erdnoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
SeiOett ttn0
Rltioer @1arett+
Neue
Nufmnfte In
Stefes Oepartement tf an9efiillt nit praebtppllen
6leicer nnb sSaiit Sabrifaten.

Werinps.-Sisi Sabri bon ftaber ia psbr sinm
Prapoue pahs S@attunssn rsr NOu ad Suu ambsr 9sb
ETC. 45 3oa brett, IS @entS nnb $I.OO.
SbaleS Infunf oie Is6tes 9spt peide @oa
S0oraes 1T b p'utommen S6mterns S&aiunssn
marf eunts unO sdt fur 3sbart pis s&onbs bat bs bsis
Material nbt ines sle&m. 80 bis 50 @entS.
S9ereanr.-W -Wttmd6issS @spi4t puheno Srdbr; 4s 3oa
brett IN ONunsH bon Ssbsr Gi&n @ruu unO 9uu IS @entS
SSbtp @prbs-SoppsIt 3sts bart ub feR, in eisn 9eter
Srau unb SIau. 4s 5Oa brett. IS Gents.
Sbneiber &eiberifpfeSn 9isersaug 8snsan gcunas
obs IWeeos u6 Somepuns @rB auswab S6aungen 90
bis $500.
Sbnar3e SSnaren. gOrab Gbuis,
baar ,3ebelines, PopiHs. armurs etc.
OSDbarS-Br sesn cine pqs 9ini bir popuIdrn in
idpaa bau grim unb Nudte srau SO SentS bis 81 80.
6pnlarb gebe.-unre aushauns an,bn sobtats in
cine ns al ben neusfsn idnisn @nwdfsn nn aaren IS
Sents BIS Sl.OO.
Ne Sreppn Sebe.Sn snfn&n Surtsp 9us Bette srDss
ahOrisment in Der Stubt II uerdieOens S6aituunsn
Saffeta Sebe.Sn suranirtn 5urbsn. nrtrf anen 10
GentS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Gin propbetifAes 0Bort.

..Rud pielsn @ensrutionsn, ipsnn bic
8olominsn eri6Dpft isin perben, bas
Bo4sn ber Stampfer nidt msbr gs.
bort, an Der S6rie BON Wlinenattien ni6t
mebr bic RsOe isin tpiro, bunn pirb bic
9urenfrau nod ibrsn 8inbsrn bon ben
per1u6ten ensIli6en SoIoatsn srSdbIsn,
bic ben @rObputer sridoHsn uno bas
2anb tablen. Sn SIo'girlfa petben
neue Srlanos entiteben unb aus ben
Dradsnsdbnen, bic mir idsn muBien,
uiro bic @rnte oes SaHe's INNER unp
INNER tpieoer reifen." Sc ii EN- ensIi.
i6er S6rlftfeQer, ber betannts 8tOst
Saeeurb. Der oieie prOpbstiidsn @orts
seidriebsn BAT in Der bereits Dor stpan,s
Sabren eridienenen S6rift ibsr Gns,
lambs bamulisen 8urenfries,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
@earS ttto 9a9ett,
415-417 &acfaipanma 9(bemuc.

ihnere 8srIuite bel. Die 8erblnoeten
uerlorsn spei Tobte unb bier 8ertpun'
oete. Bel ben anbsrsn @ommanors III
4qss rubia.
@s puo offiBiea ssmelbet, oab bic
8erbanceten 3ruppsn bel ben 9losmfon,
tsiner DuRsrperien II OffBisre unb 362
Wann ssfunsen nabmsn. uno IL 2ano.
men. snel Diunitions'u anbere Wa9sn,
iotpie Wauleiel erbsuteten.
Die 8uren iOasn in grobsr Sidrte
idbli6 bon Slosmfontsin ftsbsn uno bic
giienbabn bebroben bic inosHsn itart
bsi6lst 1T. Samitus purbsn a1t Wsi'
len bon bier, BET SprInbfelb, britlibs
8orpOhsn bon 9uren ansesrIffsn. bic
BON ben 0nHerpsrfsn aus porsesanssn
puren. Rsmonten tr,ifen raid eln. Die
9riten finb euten Nuibss unb i6nnen
ben 0ormari1 faum ertpartsn.
Dle Buren fabren fort eins liberia.
ibenoe 4tlipitat fltbtlib uno itiopeiis
LID bon 8Ioemfonisin su sntpidsln.
Abibeilunsen oon Buren fommen uno
8eben bur1 cine reite Reeion tpis ed ibnsn
sefdat, iie nsbmen iid absr in Aht. ii1
nit ftatten Detahemsnts britif1si Trup.
pen su msfsn. Der 8ld3us ber Sriib
RIHss BON Rourplas na6 sIlpal ldbt
Sen. 8rabnnt opne 8srb,nouns nit ben
anberen britiifen Slrsifrdften. @r bat
1000 ooer 1000 @olonialtruppen unb
bait cine pidtlee @essno beisst, i6eini
aber edn3lib ums,nsslt su iein. Ser
lelserapben. 8srtsbr nit 8Iosmfontein
NJ unterbrohen. bod 2oro 8Obsris lisb
lett benz 6, AprlI nldts pon iit b6ren.
2sbte Ra&ridtsn.
Ra6 elmer Saps 9opn 9epsi6s bsibt
90. 2orb ROberis tperbe ni6t Dor Do.
denfrih borrlden, ba er Suerft 8orrdtbs
aniammsln pla. Su 9retoria parO am
OisnItae bsrihtet. bab Col. 9aben.
popsa. Der briti&s @ommanoant su
eeitorben iei. 8si Wegfats.
iontein ioQen bic 8riten tpIsber cine bes
Risoerlass srlitten buben, bod |
osfasen bic Issten britii&en Ra@rldtsn
n,4ts bariiber.
nA- annoncirt i'm ..yBo6enbIatr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12

- @abs W. Slim Dat fi& nun sbsn'
fails ais S&sriffsianbiOat anssfanbist.
= Sas 7. iabrIi&s Snifitut bsr aab.
tii6en 2ebrer finbet nddfe Mo&e i'm
So&i4uI Gubitorium itatt.
: 2ssts 8O6s ersisnstsn fi6 babisr
81 TobesfiQe unb 48 nsus Sale bon
untedsnbsn 8ranibeitsn purben au6
semeIbet.
-Sn ber 9ine 8roci Wline uurbe
seitern Elm WaidinsntbeiI teiddbist unb
bic 800 anseiteaten miRen fsiern, bis
berfeIbe reparirt III.
- Gin Ws4ieIfdIf6er, ben man flr
einen sepifen DiiQer bon pbiIabsIpbia
balt, tpurbs seitern Radmittus bier ar'
retlrt, nahOem ibm periHiebene 8srios
men gum Opfsr ssfuaen; er bate feline
1aiden boa Iserer We@isI auf cine
srobe ansubl 8anfsn.
- Sas StGot6en guburn Gentre,
nabe 9iiholion, III unter Auarantdne
sefebt porben, neil ettpa 30 8erionen
oaielbit bon ben 8oden bebaftet iinb.
Die Siautsbeamten baben ole 8orisbr.
uneen setroffen, UNI cine 8srbrsituns
Der sefar4tetsn &rantbsit su psrbinbern.
- Sn Der frabersn @obnuns bon
Col. &ipple on Debfer apenue, bic
isbt ubeetrasen tpirb. entfanb am Disn'
tag Nadt um 9 llbr auf unbefannte
8eife elm Seuer unb elm glarm ipaib
BON aaiten 1913 eeeeben. Der ansss
ri6tete Sduoen ii bon feinem 8slans.
oenn bic Seuerirebr etidien prompt unc
lOi6te ben 8ranb.
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6arm 10 perfamfen.

Cine iGOns 6arm In @apns Guunip, 81
1silsn pUn 5aplsy sslsssH, 10 unitr aiinliiatn
9tbiusunssn uns nitpristm prtils ,u ptrfauitu.
GntbGlt ca. 1870 AdT Tanb, eapon ca. 30 adtr
urbar. 8sR sutss gpsistlanb NIT Nusbu, b..
patitn; lisst birsft an kr SauptifIabs unb
u Der am iHonffsn sttstnt plas i'm 5opnfbip.
gortbtilt fub, zine i&Dut Wtslt etiniibu
BEN pauit eurh psI9t stn Bad iiisBt. Autltn.
mailer nabt btim 5aus, quite Sbfb1ums. Saus
9 3immtr, S6tuns 36 tsi Sc Gub. nit Inter
arunefaa fir gisb nnb pfubt. Sibnubaus,
3O!ibaus, aprnbaus nnp iunffiss @sb6uet,
tb,tlptiit ntu uno ale iH enttm 3ufanbs. 13
Stnd Htuepisb, 9 eHis Tfrbt, pibnn unb
Stwtint. icuit ale hsibistn @trfjsuss, Ra.
l9tntrtt Wdstu, tis., &C. 8tatfiiItnbt Rplsu
I'D stfaaisf in b1 .,@s9tublat" SHist msI-
btn no ibntu ndtHf aasiahfl ssssbtn pire.
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Su uerfaufen :

Gin ntuts, aus adt 3immun btRsbsnsss
Bobntaus nit mpbssata Ginridmnesn, ppaf
eot nit 8rubtbdantst. @aitnplaB uub tinfm
lhSntn Gar en-. Sstttnp,ss une allfs ssa.
ltdneia. Cine i&Ont Sttmatb fir cine Saint.
lie, In gutter Ra6barf&aft unb bfm btlfsu SbsiIe
Der Stabt ssltssn. prtis 5000, tiu Sbsil fann
lftbtn blttbtn. Rdbsrts pirb In bsr ,.@OHtn-
blatt" SAit bsfannt atmatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
BaS lit Spel,2

SuIjer'S SamentatuIos eibt poqs Be-
ibreibuns oieies Munbers. baB 80 8us.
@eirsios unb 4 GOnnsn Seu per Adsr
liefert! Senbe i.Oieie RoiiS nit l0e.
Stamps fur 2ataloe uno 10 Broben
(SpeI; unb Sarmidmsrsien) on Sobn u.
SaIjsr Sseb Co.. Ga grOiis, Bis.
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3u oerfanfen pber permte.
then.

Got unb Saus In her II. @arb, @as uun
g8difr, suiss @d&dftslOfal nit ,pti haiu ss.
bSrsnbtn 3immrn, GuBtrs aiitt, ausaatiGns-
ten 8tltr, Staa uHb anetrs ftint @tbSnrs-
gu trfrassn br er Gistutbhmriu, @ihns
Inna @aria Raursr, $40 @iaOw ctr. fO.ba
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Der Gentral Warft.
Gin nsutr Rarft i'm alten Poffoffite @e.
b1uDe er0iinet.

9ie Serrsn 8sdtOIO & 2Ouabran, bic.
Der ssitdsts Insehea.s i'm Woitis bon
B. $. Biercs, baben einen Ssii1' unb
8emdie' Warft an Der @ds bon 9enn
4penue unb Spruce StrdBs er6ffnet
Die neus 5irmu 1T in ieosr @siis bsfa.
blst, eiuen grfoIs in ibrer 8ran6e su
perseidnen. uno nod msbr, psrbisnt ben.
ielben. l42
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armeHs q b6rbe.

Das ausi6eiosn bon 3. s. Nurpbp
aIs Elm NitsiieO obissr 9sb6rbs. tparb
am Sreitus bur6 entipretenoe Sei6ldi'
fe bon ben anberen MitsIIeosrn bsouuert.
Der 8sriht BON Superintendent 8ssmsr
seiete. bub fib sur 3eit 469 Sninfen i'm
oiaiiOe Seim befanben pon pensn 264
r,iinnis fino. Gina 90 AppIifiiionsn
fir auspdrtiSs nnterhhsuns tpurbsn sr.
leeiat.
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Soulpt III perfaufen,

sslsstn nabt br Stipsnfabrif tn btr 10. @arb.
sti1i. ausdbluna ptun Stmanp bautn nil /
sn &.f fam Rsbtn bIsibm. Ra&.ufrastn ID
eis'tr Sfiet. ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12

Dus SsbIsn ber giu6ridtsn bonn
Srieesi6uupInbe bat einsn entmutbissn
ben Glnbrud ouf oas BubIifum. Am7
dprl Iunsie cine unOifgieae Depsi6s
aus S.OsmfOniein sin. OaiSufOIss man
bort sutsn Wutbss if.
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Neme Mnsei9em.
&aiisrli9 oenti6es &aninlat.
30, 532 RaInut etr., pbilabelpbia, pa.

Rttbtl, emma, ssb. S6tlItu, aauf.
mannsfbtfrau, anasbIif In Scranton, pa,
unO vile, psl@s iibr ben 8Tbltib etrltlbtn
Ausfuuft ssbtn f5unsn, pubsn triu&L lit BET
em untnjsitutttu ~ mtlptn.
philadelphia, ben 4ttu ApriI 1900.
8ttf&L,
aaiiuli& Usuti&r aOnfuI.
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9te Slltb bes @ei6aftes

@ in enem btdnbis sunstmnn unlsrsm
Der md$ise emIub br ss siss @na& srObs g. D.
Nasnt-prsis AuaItdt. ~ ' = ~
SPBen gOrbans Strde (bis ban) bs 0Ode $685.
PariOr Suts. Slide in Sebnbama bs ods s3oOo
Yarlor IH@e in GROCER auspubI s475. gBO&s
Sple 2Npe IN Sl&n alsrbshr anips. be
Spls Sass in ei& 0anbsag anih8uns. 25 Os @O
@upbetsn NIT SngonS 8elour od, SIS $780,
SpGsae 9ree fir Ietaa geteu unb geiteua
nniere Prie bic nsbriehen n an.
beradt Der Nuai6t
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NJ annoneirt i'm ..gBOtenbIatt" /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-12
Coroner VIII Hold Inquest.

Coroner hewitt will hold an inquest at the
sixth precinct station tomorrow morning at
IL o'clock to determine II anybody is re-
sponsible for the death Of Robert, Brooks.
colored, who was injured by City and
Suburban car about two weeks ago. The
accident occurred on the Maryland division
of the electric road near North Langdon.
Brooks, who lived at LAngdon was run
over by car 81 about IL 80 o'clock at night.
He was brought to the city on a car and
was taken to the Emergency Hospital for
treatment. His right foot was so badly
mashed that 1t had to be amputated. Sat
urday the patient died. The deceased was
twenty-six years old
Hans Coates was motorman and William
H. Williams conductor of the car. BY di-
rection of the coroner the body of the
victim was taken to the morgue, where 1t
will be kept until the inquest is held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-12
COMMITTEES NAMED.
Directors of Central Union Mission
Make Appointing

The directors Of the Central Union Mis-
sion have appointed the following commit
tees to serve for the ensuing year:
Gospel Wagon-G. w. Wheeler. A. L.
Swartwout N A. Robbins, Slas Boyce,
o. B. Brown.
Sunday Night Meeting-J. C. Pratt, N.
A. Robbins Allen Wood, w. c. Tyler. G.
w. Wheeler.
F'inance-T A. Harding, J. c. Pratt, N.
A. Robbins. A. L. Swartwout.
Bulletin-Silas Boyce. Allen Wood. Geo.
w. Wheeler, w. c. Tyler. A L. Swartwout.
Music-Charles J. Ladson, Allen Wood,
G. w. Wheeler.
MONDAY Meetings-W c. Tyler.
Bible Reading and Visiting-Allen Wood,
j. c. Pratt. c. J. Ladson.
Industrial Departmental. B. Brown. G.
W. Wheeler n. A. Robbins, Sias Boyce,
A. L. Swartwout.
Bulding-A. L. swartwout, silas Boyee.
o. B. Brown.
Relef-N A. Robbins, A. L. swartwout
w. c. Tyler.
neutrality-suspicious., C. J. Ladson:
Bruen. Silas Boyce: Fourteenth Street, N.
A Robbins; Half Street, W. c. Tyler; Open
Door. G. W. Wheeler; Southeast, o. B.
Brown
Superintendent of Branches-George-
town, Agnes Inch. Mamie Riley; Bruen,
Leet; Half Street, Hattie Craft; Open
Door, Fannie Stuky; Southeast, James
Proctor.
Superintendent of Sunday Schools
Rruen. w II. Ramsey; Fourteenth Street,
Grant Leet.
Leaders for the Week-Sunday night. W
J. Young; Monday night, o: B. Brown. ST
las Boyce: Tuesday night, N. A. Robbins.
c. j. Ladson; Wednesday night, j. c.
Pratt: Thursday night, Allen Wood. w. c.
Tyler: Friday night. A. l.. Swartwout;
Saturday night, G. w. Wheeler.
Leaders in the MONDAY Meetings-MOn-
day. Mrs. Harriet Raymond; Tuesday, j.
H. Duvall; Wednesday, Mrs. H. b. F.
Macfarland; Thursday, Mrs. Susie King;
Friday. A. H. Tyson; Saturday. Miss
Schultz.
Sunday Afternoon Commttee-Mrs. H.
B. F. Macfarland, Mrs. Beall, Mrs. Moore
Mrs. Carrigan and Mrs. Clara Craft.
Womans Band-Mrs. H. B. F. Macfar-
land president: Miss Hattie Craft. secre-
tary; Mrs. A. H Tyson, treasurer.
Mems Band-C. W. Proctor, president: J.
M. Little, vice president; A. w. c. Nowlin.
secretary and treasurer.
Mems Band Bible Class-Teacher, A. H.
|. Tyson.
Mission superintendent, A. H, Tyson:
clerk to board, Mrs. A. H. Tyson; resident
missionary. Miss Amanda Schultz.
The board is composed of O. B. Brown
chairman; A. L. Swartwout, secretary: j.
c. Pratt, treasurer; George w. Wheeler,
Allen Wood, Silas Boyce. w. c. Tyler,
Charles J. Ladson, N. A Robbins, T. A.
Harding.
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SUIT FOR MAINTENANCE
Wife Seeks to Have SequestratiOn q
Estate Ordered.

Proceedings in equity were instituted to-
day by Lana A Fttzmor-is. through Attor-
neys T. A. Lambert and Wilton ]. Lambert,
against her husband. Thomas R. Fitzmor-
ris, to secure maintenance and the seques-
tration of the latter's estate in this city,
said to consist of a half interest in prop
erty worth about $4,000.
In the petition 1t is stated the complain
ant and the defendant were married in the
city of Baltimore in April, 1888; that after
the marriage they came to Washington for
a time, and then removed to Allegheny,
Pa where. it Is charged in May, 1894,
the defendant deserted and abandoned COM
plainant without any cause whatsoever,
leaving her with a young baby and with
out any means Of support, and that he has
never since returned to her or supported
her in any way
1t is further alleged that the defendant is
the owner of half interest in sublot %
in square 454. improved by premises 71a
7th street which. II is said rents for $125
per month. and is subject to deed of trust
for 81 600 given to Chas. G. Glover and A.
T. Brice in 1896, in which 1t is declared
the complainant did not join.
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
COlOred Workman Hurt at Aqueduct
BrfdEe-Other Items.

Joseph johnson, a colored man employed
on the construction of the new pier for the
Aqueduct bridge as an engineer, fell
through what is termed pocket this morn
ing about o'clock and landed on the lower
portion of the work around the pier, dis
lance Of about thirty feet. He was picked
up in an unconscious condition and the pa
troll wagon summoned. In answering the
call the patrol wagon broke down and was
forced to go to repair shop. The Emer-
gency Hospital ambulance was telephoned
for but by the time it reached the scene
the injured man had been removed to a
nearby wharf, and about recovered
having been only stunned by the fall. He
refused to go to the hospital and returned
to his work.
Mrs. Margaret A. FrizzeIl died Saturday
afternoon after an Illness of some days, at
her home, 3410 street. Death was partly
due to an attack of the grip. The deceased
was over seventy years Of age, and had
been a resident of Georgetown for many
years. She was the widow Of James Friz-
zeu.
Policemen James Davis and John Lintler
returned Saturday from hunting trip
down the Potomac. The two visited the
large farm of Mr. John Johnson, near Brit
ain bay. large number of rabbits and
birds We're shot by the huntsmen, most OF
the game being left at the farm. Police
man James Lyddane also returned Saturday
from cunning trip in Virginia, where he
spent week in search of partridges, rab-
bits and squirrels. baggng a number OF
each.
Death of Daniel O'COnnOr.
Daniel OConnor died suddenly Saturday
afternoon about 4:15 o'clock on o street
between 33d and Bath streets death being
due to heart disease The deceased was
the proprietor of a dairy, and while out
with his wagon Saturday afternoon he was
forced to stop street in order to ar
range a piece of harness. In walking
around the horse he dropped helpless to the
ground. Several citizens who were in the
vicinity placed him In private wagon and
hurried him to the Georgetown University
Hospital where 1t was found that life was
extinct. The remains were removed to the
undertaking establishment of J. T. Glenn
ents, on 32d street. and prepared for burial.
The funeral will be held tomorrow morning
at Q o'clock at Trinity Church, with high
mass of requiem, the interment being at
Holy Rood cemetery.
Mr.. OConnor was sixty-five years of age
and had been a resident of Georgetown for
forty years, residing for several years past
at 1911 35th street. He was a native OF
Ireland, but came to this country when
young. Three sons and a daughter survive
him, one of the sons being a priest or
dained few years ago. Another son is
Daniel O'Connor of this city.
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nd corrections, presided. and c. H. Ru-

and corrections, presided. and c. H. Ru-
dolph acted as secretary. Mr.. Glenn ex-
planned at some length what was expected
Of the local committee in the way of prep
era ton for the conference.
II will be necessary to provide hall for
the meetings of the general conference and
also four smaller rooms for meetings Of the
various sections. Special arrangements will
have to be made with the hotels and the
railroads for reduced rates. Committees on
reception. press. printing. halls. &C., will
have to be organized. The executive COM
mittee of the national conference will meet
in Washington probably in January. when
final arrangements as to places and times
of meetings will be made. 1t is expected
that the meeting will be held in the latter
part of May. at whatever time is best suit
ed to the local conditions.
Among those present at the meeting Sat
urday were B. r. Janney. John JOY Edison.
Dr. A. B. Richardson. superintendent Of St
Elizabeth's Asylum: Warden Harris OF the
United States jail, s. w. Woodward. F. L.
Moore J. B. T. Topper, Mrs. Barlow. c. H.
Rudolph. Rev. DR.. Hamlin. Chas e. Foster
Geo. s. Wilson. secretary Of the board of
charities; w. Powell.
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Christian Endeavor Union Meeting

Arrangements have been completed Tor
meeting tomorrow eveningeat O'Clock at
the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
to be held under the auspices of the Dis
trict of Columbia Christian EndeaVor IN
ion. This will be the first of three similar
meetings planned for the winter. Treasu-
rer Shaw of the United spciety of Chris
tan Endeavor is expected here in Febru-
ary. and Mr. Robert = speser of New York
in April.
The speaker of tomorrow evening will
be Rev. Charles M Sheldon. who is at
present making tour Of several of the
states. His subject win be How to Make
Better World" ~ -
Mr.. Henry B. F. mcfarland will preside
over the meeting tomorrow evening, and
it is expected that the local trustees of
the United Society will be In attendance.
Tickets of admission may be presented up
to 7:45 o'clock. when the doors will be
opened to the public.