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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

Both makers and circulat0rs OF coun-
terfeits bommit fraud. Honest men
will not deceive you into buying
worthless counterfcitS of DeWitt'S
Witch Hazel Salvc. The original in
fallible for curing piles. sores. eczema
and all skin diseases. Wallace & John
son.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15
Or. Cady's Condition Powders.

Are }Hst what a horse needs when IN
bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use 10 put a
horse in prime condition. Price % cts.
per package. For sale by D. e. Scett.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

The first step towards knowl-
edge is the discovery that you are
ignorant.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

The best sermons cease to be
interesting when the dinner bell
rings.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

A good mans deeds can't al
ways be measured by the length
of his funera, procession.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

Irregular dishonesty is harder
10 manage than regular dishon-
eSly.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

Miss Della ~. S,rayc-, Tu!:y, Kan, "i
Nave suffered uHtoii pain at menstrual Pc
Rods 20? 4 leg tina, wGs n:.voIs, had no
appetite, and lest interest in everything,
in Fac: was miserable. have taken four
boi.iss O. Wins OF Ca-dui. With Thedford's
B!ack.Drausht, when needed, and to-day
| an entirely cured. ! ca"aos express the
thanks ! feel fer what you have dove
ios mc."
For advice n cases requiring 5Pec!af dircc-
tiCGs. address, giving symptoms. the Ladies
Advisory Department, The Chattanooga Med
iciac Company, CtatteLOOga, Tenn.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15
@ MAvr

This signature is o. every boz OF tho genuine
Laxative Bromo=Q Qui1iRe Tablets
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

1t is just as important TO watch
your windinss as it is 10 wind your
watch.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

DeWitt-s Little Early Risers arc the
best liver rills ever made. Easy to take
and never gripc. Wallace & Johnson.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

Cannibals enjoy having preach
er for lunch more than any other
class of people.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

viii generally correct this
difficulty.
II you vii! Pus from one.
fourth to haif q teaspcoHsu3
in baby's bottle three or four
times 4 day you will soon see
a marked Improvement. For
larger children, from hal! to
a tcaspoonful, according to
age, dissolved in their miiR'
if You so desire, will very
soon show its great ncurish-
ins power. If the mother
raiik does rot nourish tie
baby, she needs the ema!-
sion. Il will show an effect
at cnce both upon mother
and child.
sec. and Sr.oo, all druggists
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
s,s.-.ts<-...t>s-Ssotnapac
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

A man seldom wears his tron-
sers out at the knees praying for
work.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

1t is more embarrassing for girl
to punctxre her bloomers than her
tire.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

You can't tell what a man will
do in horse trade by the length
of his prayer on Sunday.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

When you want prompt acting little
pills that never gripe use DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. Wallace 4 john
son.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15
Stops the Cough
and Works off the Cold

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure,
no pay. Price % cents.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

Exposure is a misfortune, but
it is folly for d man to expose
himself.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

The tears sf JOY and sadress are
both drawn from the same, tank.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15

The man who is always telling
you how msch he does for othe RS
needs watching.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-15
Young Women

TIE catry iaso woalathccd IS
c-..t:1a! tina fo- cifl. Little .nea-
strual I:5o.dsr; s.agt;:: i = tina: time soon
grow irto fatal ec,.p.icaEcaS. That
tc12a!e :-cu5ies 2;c filing gsayeyards
Proves ti,:s. W:1e os C2caui estae-
lish2s a paiats2s and ratu-ai 7lccs:.aai
tlow. Whsn oace rs important frnc-
;;on IS stGgt2d rigA:, healthy LIE viii
Usually follow. &Llny wccen. young
an3 oiG7 c-fe thcir livts - Vine CT
Cardui. hsfs IS rctsing lie 1t 70
givc women freedom IRON pain ard to
It young women tor every sctT OF Ess.
$3.50 coit!es at drugg:a!&-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-20
0raucn6aitcr Sclblfmnrn.

Sroh 0.zg, 10. Wfdr3. - Mar
Yanimo, Elm tpO6l6absnbsr NetpsNorz
fer, madie 6ute Nadmittug 3tpei Mal
Den 9eriu4, ii4 oos aeben gu ne6msn,
uno mar F4lieBli4 erfolgrsi9. paniz
mo lam Dor einem Sabre nan Srob
unp erofTnets Elm 2e;bgsI6dit i'm Gro
ninzGsbduoe. Seit ldngersr 3eit l6Rn
er melan4oliiG gu iejn. Gr bate Elm
arran9ement astroffen, bas 9sI6dFi
fsinem G.srt gu uberoebsn, unD npute
9eute QbsnD na4 yietpzYorf reiIan. Gr
ging in Iein 3immsr unb na9 li6 NIT
eInsm Teinen 6eoermeiIer in ben 9als.
Damn lnf er gum 5enfier unD Iprang
auf pa5 Srottoir. Gr mar I6redlid)
3u9eriatet. 'Seins bsiosn 9eine pursn
gebro6en. gr mar ni6t tODt, ais man
i'm aufhob, bod srlao sr Ieinen Der
iebungsn i'm 9oipital. G5 puros in
Grfahrung gebraht, oaB panimo
$4,000 in neutrality-suspicious. perz
loren bdtts unO I6sr Den 0erluIt bril-
tete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-20
lteberrnid1embe Statiftit.
Gin Nlan gum
Sparc,t aut tilmi Sabre.

3insFub auf 81 prooent ber.4nst.
ara mrbeitstaae I'm einem Sabre seree,net.
3in5fuB auf 81 pro5snt bsrsanst.
10 Gts. bro Sag in 5 Sabrsn $169.47
% @ts. PRO Sag in 5 Salrsn 1855
so Ste. pro Sag in 5 Sabren 847.35
/ Dollar pro Sag in 5 Sobrsn 1694.7O
Somit pirft Der Mann, tpsld'r tag
ridb % Gents auseiebt, 5tpsdlos III
fiinfunbsnan5is Sohren Elm DermOasn
BON $25OO.O0 tpsg.
We pi.ls Sauienos BON 2slten tbun
baHelbe Ding uno nsnnsn IS "teln
Slid"
sSsneen gle fit5 an Cen
ST. James SnUings 5ullO
uuD rwbmen sic sins Sulfs Sporz
8anf; lie pito Sbnen bsbllfll9 lsin,
sS6r raleineslo" gu ipdren uno Sbnsn
.Grobe Summen" gu bringen.
Sanpt.Sifice:.
@iiooIfAGde 8altimors4SiroBs uno
g,ojfgSffice J9lpenue. Sdslh often bon
10 lIbr 9pr. Biz 3 llbr 9fahmltta9s.
N}ontooss uno GanItass<Ibsno bon
s Big 7 ubr.
SmeissCffiees:
Horbpsit4Gde Sonerietz u. Gdgsra
@traBs. Sff.n jeoen Mittpo9sz uno
@amitasslNbsnb Don 7.3O biz 8 ubr.
NprboIt4Gds BON Jaitz4psnus unO
JGtraBs. Sffen l.oen W'ons
toq Qbenb non 7.3O biz 9 ubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-20
3siungeu T4 ais bsmertsnstpsrt9 senua

8siungen Ii4 ais bemerfsnstpert9 Senaa
ertpieien.
5m r2eaber" nennt Der militGriI6e
grperte G6as. WiQiam5, Der uls intia
merSSrsuno WoIIeieD'S gilt, Cecil 86os
nes' 9erbalten tpdbreno Der 9elage1
rung 8im6srlep'S idmdbli6e Sniubz
ordination, fir tpel6e 3booes itrdfbar
lei. Oerisibe babe nur CUTE Worte fir
General Mst6usn, Der 5lr elmer Clique
as60re unb 2fttionGr Der rGbartereh
Company" lei. Sur BON Wtetbutn
fel6It t0nne g6obes piIen, tpel6e Snz
ltruftipnen oerIelbe pon Buffer erbals
ten bate. Der S6uB Der De Beers
Minen bate m0gli6er BeiIe ben @sra
luit Der Gampagne Berbeifibren tOnA
neil.
Oas Q(ma5pnen &orps in
Yretprtd.
8loemfpntein, 19. MGrs. -
0as 9(ma5pnen Gprp5, lpe,9eS. pie
Ihpn berj9tet, in 8rstpciu aus 1000
6rauen fprmirt porbsn it, trGot &ba4
tizlniTprthen pno lit nit WtauIerg2s
pe6rsn bepaffnet. Die 6ruuen perOen
ollitdnDig i'm @etpebrfeuer binter
9eri6an5ungen ausgebilOet. IDie Die
9Oertn iagen, iino DieIelben idmmtIjA
5rauen gefallener uno 9sfangener
9iirger Sran5pdaps, bic Iih Islbit NIT
Den @eps6reu 9efangener GngIdnber
betpuffnet 6absn uno oarauf beIteben,
in oas 8eR4t 9sianot 5u perOen, Sore
8erI6an5ungen lperoen lie erit berluiz
fen, penn bic GngldnOer lie nit Dem
gappnnet 0arau3 pertreiben.
9ermii 4te arie95nddz J
ri6ten.
8up It 4 b t, 19. Wtdrs. - S6erTt
9lbolpb S6iel, Der oeutIhe STfi5ier,
nel6er friiber bic 2lrtillerie Der 8persn
befebIi9te uno gu @lano5ldagte bera
punoet unb 9efdn9en 9enommen nura
be, ioG anlGBli4 ieiner StreitIiidtig4
felt aus Dem Eager Der &riegsgefdna
genen auf Elm SransportIdiff gebra4t
tperDsn.
General Cir @eorgs Stepart @6ite,
Der 9srtbeioiger bon 2uopimitb, lit in
ber 3apItaDt angetonmen. Seine @ez
Iunbbeit 1T bermaBen er16iittert, baB
Der ibm 5ugeoa4te OfRntliAs Gmpfang
untsrbisiben mubte.
Gine itarfe S4aar SeSnIur9snten iit
in Der gid6e BON 8an NifIoIei, Sapz
aolonie, eridienen.
Die 8euGenpef.
Spbnep, NeuIu0pales, 19.Mdr5.
- Sin peitersr Sops5FaQ unb 5tpsi
neue Grtrantllngsn an Der 9sulenpeIt
tperoen offi5iea 9ier gemelbet.
q 2tbetaibe, SiioauItraIien, 10.
Wdr5. - Stint 9eriOnen Iino tiir5li1
bier elmer &rant6sit erlsgen, peide
r2on fir bic 8eulenpeIt bGlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-20
s. wdr oas erfe
uno 1T oas etusise
SGmer5etts- 9eifntittef,

Deg ouocnbldli3 bic marternDittn Sdmcr3cn bs1ts
tiot GntjiinDurosn mifo:rt unO GonGtitiOncn BELT,
Oh ii5 eieislbtu on ben Gunqen, i'm Wagtn, in Otr
Ginqepsnsu oorr in anosren Sriiitn oocr Grau.
ueH btfinotn, uno lipar bur6 cine ciufnalie, Iu=
ptnbune.
Gin baIbty bis gu einsm aaHlen 5bteloffI bon
in tin,m balbsn Glae 4DuTer piro in penigen
ginutsn 6rampfs, Spasms Socbrenucn, ScrIs
brennnI. Rtrs0ftdt, SblaflcfQteif, Wiordre,
8ur6faa Ru5r, Rolf, 8Iabungtn ruO ale ins
rcrli5en Shmuan b,ilen.
Gs aiebt ten unOtres 9tilmittd in Der gB,lt
sctlbts i5tber unb 66mtrJsn uuo ale auocren
maoriiben, btlioitn uno anoereH fSisbtr unter 3u.
bulitHabmt bon RGoipaps Ylsn 10 raid beiicu
prO. os TaOUlb's Rsaop 6,li.f
50 Gents pro 5Iai6s. Don aQsn apotb,tsru
Osrfauft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-20
THE BALTIMORE TRUST
AND GUARANTEE C0

aapitaI. Isl 900. 900.
uebsrfd5uB.. .-....-........ 81 800, 900,
Gde Galrcrt= nnb syaDette, gtrabe.
Scrmtefbet fdbere Deb siItsn, Bsb6lter
in ibren sessn Den.r unb @inbret,r s.fd1,rten
GeDoben.
Nimmt Ueleer ais Dtpsftum entsestn. bic &bs6S
sui Gitt urtsrnoIisn tine nns b,lGblt Sinl.n oul
taelid,e Difani.n
Eritt afs 1sfauentsuenfr.der, giahlosp.rtpoIt,r.
9ruiise Bsrmuns u. |. b. auf. ebsnio os Hermolts,
untcr tppotsef-
Gffefien unb Ottisotionen.
iisberniuMt bic Ginfaifruna uoh ginlomm.n. Dts
sbsneen, Diiefhen Il. M. uno iorst fur plnftIihs
NrsIablnns eerf.Iben.
sobm d. 1bitrisse. SHs'%rafssnten
6baS. -. Naer. SesretdS une GdetmeiEsx.
(Nu221SzkSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-20
9ein uno SGmersen.

G.s.n Sosii6mcrl,u lob Miqrdns ootr rtrb5fe
aosiam,r1eu, 3abnamrltn, T,urdiai., &b,uma'
tismus, Qtno,nw,b SbmcrJta unO SdDd6e i'm
Riden, Rrtua obtr 0itrm, S6msrSen in Der 2cs
5reeqtno, @ofuiutt, Nnituta:n Der @,lente
un0 s6mtrin alr Qrt miro Die Gntutnoune bon
Haopaps R,aop Gtlief unmitttlbate Ginberuus
lepdbr,n uno b: tOrtattstsm gsbraub ndbreuD
ptniatr Gage cine oausrnOs 6tilung beulrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-20
,Snternatinnale Wctttnrnem aui Der
Barrier Weltausifellung.

G6tca9p, 19. Utdr3. 9lustunft
ii6er ben internatipnalen WettTtreit i'm
5urnen Wb utbietiIhen il&bungen duT
Der Pariler @eltaublteaung iii i'm hisz
Iigen girsau bes @enerdl aGpmmiHdrs
eingstrpffsn. Der G.onteft iiebt Sober
mann often. nit 2lusnubme beruFss
mdBiger2tbleten, lpelhe an Offentli6en
@orIieQmgen in GirtuIen uno Sbea1
tern t6sil9enommen 6aben. Der Wetiz
Ftreit Finost am %. un0 80. Sult duf
Der gicDclesHennbabn i'm gois be Din
csnnes fatt. Siing.inge untsr Is
Sdhren Iino dusdeIhlpIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-20
Cine Sur fit ale

0rsdltuno.u 0ufr ipu1b:n 6als. Snflu:r,a,
grpn6its, QuuqtntRtjiuOuno. NnihpsIuuo Oer
@tlsnit, 2suotuDeb, GntjiinOuusen, Rb,uniatiss
mus, EeuralQi,, ffrotbsulcu, iSrottuuno.n, ROpf.
id)mujtn, 3abnidmer!su, &itbma, Sboeratbuio.
ttt.
sc hsilt bic itlimmieu S6mtr;tu in tintr big
lpau1iq Winuttu. Ribt ,ine Stun0t nod benz
4,su Ocitr anitigt braubt irQsno SemonD
Samsrjtn 3u leiocu.
Moopap's R,abD 8tltf III elm. fid,r, Rur fiir
i.ptn SAmtry Ytrr,n!unptn, 9vdnonunosa.
S6mcr5tu I'M 3iiden, 9ruit unO 9licOun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-20
Gle helen ,lrfthfbdr.

pie ct Bernurb=strduttr.9G bsi alien oredri:
l3sn Geio-n 81, rsa;T Die Sbdtaf:it Der sribiafi:
Ten eebtr uobltbdtip an, btf5roerH bic 9troauuHg
tra9eH jut Eradbrunq oe5 RDrpsrs, Ionic 3ur NHs.
i6stonng Ger oerbcdIt3t.n 4Raterc bf rtini1su pl=
Sut nao b:ua.H Oem 9autanhrlup nab Dem &cpft
Dor 3n olier 9eithrug babtn Die Wiaen, bic aus
o'n rtInftsn Deostubilii6en i5toifM suammeu az:
tcst nHs, bon spa5re 9t&inbtrfursn si Stanao at:
br1ebt uaS iptr iR siRual IN DER rocetiarie5sH,u
9S'llt eserln4t bat, 1T tlrss 9abts pol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-20
due &ebcrleiOeu.

glan b.a6t. bic iO!o,nbtn Spmstom, t,,fb, "a
bt 6rtrnniunscn Der 9eroauunag =Croaue ciuhels
len; 8trtopiuug, innsrt 6dmorrbOoCn 9lmtcH.
orane ha@ otm 3ople, edurs i'm Wae.r, uebel=
peritdrttr @tri6Ias GmpiiHounoen ,um qYfs
lBrineen Obsr Grfiden bei'm Git9.n, otIt5pdtte
Stnfra'f tltd'n oor 0eD.bt Dor ben aua,H,
J,sbtT unO eumpIer S3msrs i'm aopf at6munass
ba6ptrosn, eelss 6aut uuO auqtn, S6nI,r,tu In
Der Stit, Stult uno ben SIi,ostH, posli5ss aufs
trtteH pen Slss uno Srtnnsn i'm Sltiid
ginlee SoleH Naen e's 9ilIsn bsirti.H
sas epitem Don ben sripdbntsn stSrunatn.
preis 25c. pro S6d9teI. Bon
4pot6efern Oertauft ooer per poIt perz
fdabt.
ss-Utar abte bdrauf. nab an ttm an taufeissen
arlt3l otr Ser. Stddtsu%Rtai:runsss sSkaermarsf
IN R. g." bs'eitist ill.,
S6rtibt au Or. Gaopas & Gs., Sod yOr SSS.
sr.9orf, /p,s:R 3aibotsguss.Su3. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-20
Z I ll>,FIll>Fl] !

Wappoos 4toeo 0ttitf bti,itiot bic f&timmhts
56mtri,n in elmer bis iu 3Dnn3ig Wmuttn. 3A
in unrDtbio, NOD tiut StunOt na6 Osm Gsitn
aiti,r guisiot lu ltlou an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-20
3iuci Negerinloaten erldn6cu.

R ath brum, sbabo, 19. Mdr3.
- Sn elmer Wir!bfdoFt in Goeur
O'2l.ens brah qeTiern cine S9ldgsrei
aus, in pel4er 5tpei NsesrzSolbatsn,
Hamens 9apes unb 9apoen, t0otli6e
S6uBpunpen erl;ttsn. 3upes III pura
bic 2unge unb 9apOen in Der Nd9e b,s
5er5sns in bic 8ruft ael4pi1en. Der
Mann, pelher bic Stiilie a6fsusrte,
lit niCnt auFaufinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-20
ltm cine Grfdltnmg in cinem Sage
~ Ftrifcn

ne6ms man ,2aralIDe gromo Sui=
nine Sa6lsis." 9llle 9lpOtbeter aeben
oas @slD suriid, tpsan IS 3u Ri.en psr=
fsblt. 6. 80. @rope's Hamsas8ua III
auf isoer S1a4tsl. 25 9enis.
lSti.3l. q. sa&S. 6I9ts.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-20
% ielep ais 9rop6et.

Comb 0 n, 19. Mdr5. - 5slOmar@
IGa0 2oro Mpiielep ertldrt, ao6srt5
tpsroe ain Is. Mai in Yretorid ein3iez
Gen. Gr fat ieiner 3sit bic 9eieBung
Ylosmfoatsin's fir Den Is. Mdr5 an
setiinOigt. pdbreno fie tbatid4li6 am
Is, D. Wl. iiattfano. Quh in friiRsren
5slo3iisen babsn @o ielsb's propbse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-20
a'"@D's S;o.,,
Snlmer ;uuerlaiiis.
Stein uesstabiliid.

9olfdneie e,ibmddlos elegant otrJudsrt, obflh.
rtHo, rtgulireno rtiHiqsro uno trdfteeno Rcps
pao's 9iatH iTr S,tlung uaer stGruuqer hssMn.
gems, Der Gira.usoe, Riersn, glais, nsrpof,r
Rruntb.iten, S6DinotIaridIsn, 9srfOgfuao, oas
morrbooen.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-22

tiers had given the check to Grier WIN
had loaned him $40 on it.
me bank notified Grier that il could not
credit the amount 10 him. as the cbecl,
Was without endorsement Of the man 10
Whom II was payable. Winters. Thinking
mat IL made no difference who signed
me name Of B, VI. Winters on the check;
Irler went cut and had a friend to do IL
ana when he again presented IT at the
bank II was accepted and the amount
placed to his credit.
subsequently, The cheek reached the
treasury Department The detectives in
ne mean time discovered at the Office Of
ihe Coast and GeOdetic Survey a book out
OF which sixty checks had been used. and
there should have been left forty of the
hundred il originally contained. When
the check book was discovered il was
found that twenty Of these had been cut
out Winters was taken into custody by
Chief ". II. Moran and George Foster Of
the Secret Service as be was applying for
the balance Of the money on the check
he gave Grier in the latter's saloon las.
Saturday afternoon.
He then confessed that he had stolen
the checks and said he had intended TO go
10 Chicago and float them. but his courage
failed him. -Four OF the checks were
found in his room and he declared that
he had torn up-fiftsen.
The name Of Irvine on the drafts was
a fictitious one. for no such person had
ever been connected with the office Of the
Coast and GeOdetiC SURVEY
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-22
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
h. VI. winters Held for the Crane
Jury-s Action.


Jury's Action.
3. N. Winters, a former employe in the
Office Of the Coast and Geodetic Survey
who was arrested Saturday last and held
10 answer charges Of violating the United
States statutes in forging and securing
money under false pretences from the
United States Treasury Department was
before Samuel c. Mills yesterday. He
waived a hearing and was held by the
commissioner in Zoo bond. in default OF
which he was committed TO Jail to await
the action Of the grand jury.
The circumstances Of the alleged Of
fences Of Winters are as follows: In the
regular course Of business on Saturday
last there reached the Treasury Depart
ment a check drawn upon the Treasurer
Of the United States FOR the sum Of Ss4.
il was dated March and payable TO the
order Of B. ". Winters. Il was endorsed
by y. B. Irvine. dishursing clerk Of the
Coast and Geodetic Survey" The check.
so far as its face appearance was con-
cerned appeared to be entirely regular.
II reached the Treasury through the Co
lumbia National Bank.
The employees Of the Treasury. however,
discovered that il was fraudulent No
checks Of its character have been issued
BY the Coast and GeOdetc Survey for
over twelve years. and what was more,
the Office Of the disbursing clerk Of the
survey Office had been abolished many
years Fear was occasioned by the re-
ception Of the check for il was thought
that many more might have been put in
circulation by a band Of couuterfeiters.
Chief Wilkie was Immediately notified
and he lost no time In institutng an in
vestigation Of the case.
i was learned at the Columbia Ma
tloual Bank that the check had been pre-
scented by one Conrad Grier, a saloon
keeper in Street. near Sixth. Investi-
cation by the detectives proved that Win
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The following have been summoned 10y tho
United States Marshal for the District so serve as
jury Of appraisoss in the matter Of The extension
Of New Hampshire avenue: ". > Thompson
John D. Hcrril. Jaues p. Oyster, W. ) kuoA
" A. II. Church, Austin Herr. and John Mitchell
The members of the Jury ordered 60 assemble
at the corner Of Whitney and sherman Avenues
on april Cor the PuIpgsc Of Inspecting the lands
Co be condemned.
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EXAMINATION OF LUNATICs.
4. II. DuNaII Declares the Present
Method a Poor One

A. 3. Duyall Attorney for the District.
recently filed d statement with the Com
missioners iH which he objected to the
present system Of the examination of lu-
uatics, established by the passage Of Sen
ate bill 35SS on January q. 1893
Mr.. Duyall submitted the draft Of a
bill for the purpose OF amending the act
and restoring the former procedure. He
cited his objections at length and said
that The proceedings under the act ap-
proved January 81 1899. are cumbrous,
expensive, and very unsatisfactory" and
claims that the present method Of paving
a physician 70 give his undivided atten-
ton to cases OF alleged insanity is a poor
one.
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National Theatre-Juia Marlowe, in Barbara
Futtthie.' evening.
Lafayette Square Opera House Strakosch Com
pduy in Mariana evening.
Columbia Ihosire- Mildred Holland in Aria;
afternoon and evening.
Academy Of Music 0aore .3abeoes- IN As y S
Enemy evening.
Grand Opera House-EzT3 Kendall and Yaude-
vile; afternoon and evening.
heInan's Iytcm 1hcsue-City Sports Naude-
vile OumI.nE; afL.rno.n and .Asnlns
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LANDoN FOUND GUILTY.
The Jury Returns Verdict of MUIR
der ia the First Degree.

der ia the First Degree.
Arthur Landon. ooIored. was yesterday
found guilty OF the murder OF Henry
Bradley also colored. on December y
last The tragedy occurred near the cor
ner Of Sixth and II Streets southwest
about midnight and was the result of a
quarrel between the two men on account
OF the defendant attentions 10 Bradlev's
wife
The verdict Of the jury was the general
subject Of discussion about the CITY HAN
yesterday and there was great surprise
expressed al the conclusion reached The
testimony presented 10 the jury was very
conflicting and for this reason many be
ieved that the verdict would be man
slaughter. II was believed by some that
life Imprisonment would be the extreme
penalty melted out 20 Landou by the Jury.
while there were many who said they
would not have been surprised had a YER
dict OF acquittai been rendered f. $.
Key Smith, counsel for Landon. filed
motion for a new trial
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.


George Lewis charged before Judge Kimbl'i
in the Police Court. yesterday with the larceny
Of so from Ernest G. Davis, was sentenced 60
serve ninety DAYS IN Jail
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VV~*~%N~%%%H H&% H%NHHA go,
Johnston's Great Sale Of
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For Today.

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Heurich's Book Beer is the greatest of al beer.
bTeWed Phone t54, Arlington B3ttliug Campin,,
for . case.
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TIE KNIGHTS OF HONOR-A grand fraternaI
organization, the peer Of any, surpassed by
none during the twenty-six years OF its existence
has paid to its bcHehciares the widows and OF.
phsns Of thirty five thousand deceased brothers
the munifCeTt sum e SIXTY NINE MILLION DOL
LARS, Two HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN -H1US-
AND DOLLARS Of which hls beecn dsbr -sss IN
this city; TWENTY THOU SAND DOIL..R~ in
1899 FRANCS F. BATES. Grand Dictator So
9Th st. ne; JOHN H. KING. Grand Reporter. I0I5
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