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The times., 1901-04-19
Funeral of Henry Gray.

The funeral Of the late Henry Gray who
employ OF the Columbia National Bank, took
place yesterday morning from the home OF VIII
liam S Teel, l765 r. Street northwest. Inter-
ment made at Oak Hill Cemetery.
The times., 1901-04-19
The VIII of Thomas A. Yates.

The will of Thomas A. Yates, date, November
;, 1895, was filed yesterday for probate. By its
terms he leaves his estate to Anna NJ. Coke, who
is named as executrix.
The times., 1901-04-19
Only m Dollar "a Week.

WilheRina christiani yesterday fled suit for
divorce against her husband, Emil Christiani on
statutory grounds. Mrs. Christian declares that
her husband reduced her weekly allowance until
il was only 81 per week, and that sometimes
even that amount not furnished her.
The times., 1901-04-19

Testimony in the case of Maggie ". Lawren-
son, who is suing her husband Robert J. Law
renson, heard yesterday afternoon before
Justice Bradley in Equity Court No. 2.
The times., 1901-04-19
Relieved to BE Insane.

Abraham Kobosli. the Russian jew who was
arrested Wednesday night by Policeman Kelly
and locked up at the Eighth precinct police
station. was yesterday, recommendation Of
the police surgeons who examined him, commit
ted TO the Goyernment Hospital for the Insane
The times., 1901-04-19
Requests TO Her Children.

Emma f. Howe by her win dated October
% last. bequeaths her entire estate to her chill
dren, Theodore Gilman Howe and Elvina Howe
Henry P Blair is named executor OF the
viii and authorized to sell the real property, il
he deems it best for the interests of the bene-
ficiaries.
The times., 1901-04-19
A Girl the Accuser.

Andrew c. Price. colored was put under bonds
in the sum Of $500 yesterday by Judge Scott in
the Police Court to await the action Of the
grand jury Daisy Vernon, colored girl, al
legged that she was assaulted by Price.
The times., 1901-04-19
Makes an Assignment.

IN assignment for the benefit Of his creditors
was made yesterday by Seymour B. Wright. who
names james Hood Weedon as assignee. He lists
his stock Of furniture and upholstery goods, at
II5 G. Street northwest. at s.. 500 and includes
among his assets accounts receivable varying
in amount from 81 20 SSf4.25.
The times., 1901-04-19
STREET LIGHTING.

.ow tide. IS AN. and 2:34 T. VI
high ide.......7:5s M and s:22 P NJ
The times., 1901-04-19
AMCsEMENTS.

Lamps lit today. P!
Lamps out tomorrow ow.....................4:26 4:26 A..
The times., 1901-04-19
ODf eWEe@ 0lIllfB
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1901.
Weather indications.
TEMPERATURE

Cloudy today; probably rain. Tomorrow fair
Brisk easterly winds.
The times., 1901-04-19
SIN AND MOON.

Highest temperature, p. m---...............-5l 81
Lowest temperature, a. m..............-.4z ~
The times., 1901-04-19
TIDE TABLE.

Sun rose. 5:19 AN sun sets.......6:40 P.
Noon rises. es.............. Moon sets. :57 Z
The times., 1901-04-19
10000 Yards of
Fine Imported
Remnants,

such as Mousseline de sole,
which come in plain and dotted;
Satin-striped Mousseline, en-
broidered Silk Null. Corded
and Fancy Striped Null, Silk
Dot Crepe, imitation Satin Lib
erty, and Satin-striped Broche
dimity; these goods in the piece
are worth from 30 to 75c-no-
where in Washington can you
buy them in remnants, as we
have the contract for every
yard-the different mills accu-
mutations every season come di-
rect 10 us-we give you the
choice of the entire as HEo
sortment, at, per yard. &SU
First Floor center bargain tables.
The times., 1901-04-19

Foulard Pongee-these are all the
latest styles and correct imita- fFr
tion Of silk--selling in the ~
piece at CSC, for....................A
The times., 1901-04-19

French Patent Calf and fine Vici
Kid, tan and black, laced and but
ton Boots; formerly marked from
81 to. $3.50, and all of them good
styles and perfect in every way,
but broken sizes: wide and round
toes. or pointed toes-extension or
feather-edge soles-most of them
hand-sewed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09
Gnn ben Ybilippinen.
Die SaFt gommi1ion duf M;nbaz
noo. - S9ritte CUR oGmdbii9en
9f6Ihaffunq Der Sfiapsrei.

nap. - S6ritte 5ur olmohiI6en
9l6Itaffun9 Der @fiapsrei.
Gaganon, Y6ilippinen, 8. 2lpril.
- Die B5ilippinen @omm:Hion bat
Feds 9afeHpldBe uuf Minpanao Be-
fuht unb in unierreoungen NIT elner
9lnaa6f Dates uno anoeren Siamz
mes 6duptlinssn, bic bic amerifaniz
T6e 6srrT9nft ansrfsnren, nur 2o6es=
ports iibsr bic jeb:ge Gerpdltung gsz
bort. Die @ing,borensn piinI6en jez
coa feline bouerro, Militdrrsg;erung.
Naf bem plone Der Gommifon 1oaz
ten Die 5iG;pino Yr0pin5en Surigao
unb UGIamis ra6 MuIler Der proz
pins;alrseieruna uuf 2u5on organi|irt
neroen, aber elmer bsTpnosren 8srtpalz
tunqs @btfe;mns fir MiHOunoo u.
Soio anoehDrer, bic unter sin:m Sipllz
@pupernaur Tse9en uno bur9 Rsgiez
-rurgs Qgsntsn in Den perl6'eosnen
9fGbsn rsprdTeniirt Iein ioll.
Sflapersi 1T, tpie bic gr6:6un9en
Der SommiKion srgoben, melt per6rsiz
tet, Doh Ioa oas SDIiem nt4t 10 bril-
deao Tein unb farm al1mdlie abgez
Tdufft sperbsn. Die Stdrte uno BE-
Grtsssbii6tigfeit Der Moros lino ii6z
rigens melt iibsri9Gbt poroen. Oiele
Recommendation llntsrtSunsn Der
Ser. Staatsn 6a6sn 10 gut pie gar
fsinsManitiorsoorrdife, Fno nidt gsz
ii6t i'm 9e6rau6 Don Saubpaff'n II.
loFen li9 fei9tsr urtsrpsrfsn als bic
eSiiipinos. Die 8epDlfsrung Don Winz
banao bsfebt aus Moros, 5ilip:nos Il.
spilosn 9srsIidmmen, Die iia nt9i
alle raa els;6em 9erfa6rsn rsgieren
lahsn.
Ger natiirli6s Gs;6t6um Der SnIsl
M;nbanao bietet quite gsiesenbsit fir
9oioTu6sr unb 9ol5bdnoIer. Cine
psitsrs grforI4ung Der SnIel piro
pprousF9tii9 nod piele GaturI6db,
oufosden, bic isst pD(lis urbsfannt
f1nN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09
Ser .ifeinmcrfcnbe Ginbrc6er."

getpzOorf, 8. @pril. - WiQidm
Madsnais, tpel6er Der Poli3et bon
Mount 8arron al5 Der Ste;ne dperz
fenoe @tnbrefer bstannt 1T, uno oorz
oeItern i'm 8ronr perbaftet puroe, bat
por einsm Sabre in Mount 8ernon
etipa orsiBig @in6rii6e Derubt uno
puroe beshalb uuT fiiHf Sabre in Die
9eTerungsanftalt 9elonot. 0a er
geiIerrng gslo6te, enilisB man i'm
qeqen Gbreniport. 2Ils poli5:i9ef
6o!sD bon Mount gernon a6er err
fubr, bas Maden3ie bas Gountb berz
laGer, psrbaTtste er ;6n I'M Sronr. S5
Nelte Ii6 bann 6eruus, ooB Wladsnz
sie in SsrTepzGitb pegen 9iebita9ls
0epiinf6t pirb. Gr hutte I'M Ottos
Der boriqen Sa4rss unisr osm Namts
@tsport i'm Soipitu! 2ufnd1me gcz
funben unb mar i'm Sanudr unter
Mitnohme Der gfFeIten zines &ran=
fsntpdrttrs bsrfdnunbsn. @r miro
ino,B in Die 8eFerungsanitalt 5uriid
ae6ra6t tperbsr. Den Nomen Steiae
iperFsnber Ginbredsr 6dtte er er6dlten.
neil er ouf 6GuTer, in bic er ein6rez
den nollte, borfsr Steine mari, I'M
f:Tt3uiteGen, o6 Semuno i'm SauIe
Tei. girmal 6atte er |ich perre6nst
uno purbs Bel einem ginbru6 Teltgez
nDnnren.
Mls 5atT6min3er ber3up
tet.
Gin Hseer=91rreltont, pef6sr 5i6
ben Iamer Satpb S6neiber 5ugelegt
but, puroe i'm Sarlernzpoli3eigeri6t
pom Ri9ter popl ben 8unossbsb0rs
ben ii6erpieisn. Der Hsgsr n;ro Be-
F9uloigt, eine grpbs Nn5abl ipert6los
Ter 6olbbpqaritiide in umlauf aeEeBt
gu BADEN. Die golt3iIten Oinigar u.
Su[libun bon Der 8epierpude in Der
SFz103. Strabe, pel6s bic 9srbaIz
tung bs5 @srbd9tigen 6epirst batten,
er5G5lten, bab i6r 2(rrefant Samitag
Qbtnb lGngsre 3eit i'm npont;oca
Gfub," elmer aus 9tsgern beite9enben
@ersinigung in Nr. 215, Sitz103.
StraBs, getpeilt uno bort eine Qn3u6l
Der na9semaAten GjeloEtiide psrausz
ga6t bate. Girem &ellner paren Die
Wtun3an ni9t redt gebener porgetomz
men, unb DisIer bate lie ben 8lduz
RIDDEN ge5eigt. Die 2sBtsrsn bso6adz
teten bardufbin S6neioer uno fol9ten
i6u, Fo6olo sr bas @lublofal berGieB,
na6 psrI9;soensn 8irt6i4aFtsn uno
in iebsr berisl6sn fpll Der 9fsger Die
seTdlf6ten SO Gsnts<@tiits auss:ssz
ben BADEN. Sn Dem SauIe Nr. 211,
OFz1O3. StraBe, ipuroe Der Naann
I6lsBli4 feitsenpmmen. @dneibsr
mar Der Poli5ei 9sgeniibsr Febr eins
Iil6ia, unb me6rere Oeteftips befinoen
G6 ieBt uuf Der Su4e na6 bsr5ali4z
miiraer@WeriitGtte, aus 1psldsr osr
9trrsFani Ieinen 8orrat1 beaog.
- Sa6s neue @rfrantun9sn an
osr gsu.snpsf tpuroen gslisrn offiS.sa
IN hpr QnnStnnt nemei6pt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09
ErlhDR ieine 0attin.

Wa a n 9effer, T.<9, 8. Wpril.-
Orlando 8. l1noerbia, Elm Quseiteaz
ter Ger rQmustsas Corporation" err
morbste beuts @ormitta9 feline @6ez
frau. Gr fudte bic 5rau in Den
vMan9eEsr Garment Worfs" auf
tpo Iie 6sfddftiet mar, urb t0otets iis
auf Der Steas bur9 einsn 4epoioerz
EhuR. Der MDrber entfam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09

I6sn Spe3ial @ommiFdr in Gbina,
s;r9stroffene Meloung entfdlt N;6t5
barii6ar, penn aber pirfii6 10 etpas
osr 5aG pdre, 10 6dtte Hod5iq es
f9srli6 gsneloet. Man fabt oieSaz
6s oemgsndB 10 ouf, bdB Squiers
onbeuten tpollte, ruFii6erIeits polle
man CUR 3sit in 8etreff Der Nonoz
T6urei Srage feline tpeiteren Der
bunblungsn fiibren, ba HuBlano b;eEe
5rage porldufig fir a69sFdioHen
h1Ite-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09
GrfpIoref6bee upd,. ala Ger ErfpIo,

it bic G,iunbbeit. Scnn obne bisir fein Griola
Sas lift pes 8dtbiels 2Diuna, iparum Der Sine
i'm Qsben Nlss crreidt, ipas er mill, ipGbrcuo Der
glnbere tros barter Irbcit nid)t poripdrts fomnlt
Scunbbeit mill absr nibt nur eripprbcn. inroern
and erboltsn icin. inbem man paiir ioret. naB bic
giftieen gbfultoffe, bic i6 forfpdbreno i'm 2orper
anlamnieln nit benz sinsiaen supcrldiiieen 9lut=
reinigune smittel aus pem aorper prunlpt entfernt
perben. Sieies unfeblbare Witiel ino bic aus
characterization berqeieuten bsribmten ST. 9cr>
narosarduters1ilen. 25 Gents. aae Npotbtfen.
(Si NpEal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09
AppetitfofsReit,
2Gigrdne,
2lmperoaltfi6Geit,
@aGemkranR6eiten,
ese6erper6a
9pspeplfe.
Appetitfo fsReit,

8srftftt 9trDauuno miro Sur6 G:nr
nt6men bon Sapwap's 9in.r trrcibt. 0u fpias
ibr,r antibi ii 81 tn Giu.uidafttu itimuljrtn
fs bi. Gebtr bel Nusid)tiounq Der edle unD Ntre3
in GOi.n bon srpei bis bier requlr,n i9n,u nj.
iSuntton.n Der 2tber uuD btiret,n BEN gatitni,n
Don 2tbsrlstOtn. Gns ODER ln, 8apipap's gIiieE.
tdsl6 BON 7,ni.riqtn 9.nommtu, pi. Sliofs
tdt unD Qtber=Grdluifung lsiDsu, iDerotu oas
Spit;m regular erbat.H uno cine asiuHO. 9trs
oauung ftsrn.
9olf. ocoruft. =Tnipeiung in ieO.r
'SbadteI; % Gents Die Sbabtd. 9.riauft bOa
datn ApOtbst.rn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09
@aDpap's &eabb &eltef
bietet ipfortiae Sino crurs

N,oeu sppipcb CMisrdne ootr rcrp0its Srys
,n.b,. 8abri6m,r3er, Teurala:, &b.umatismus.
,n.r,uidus. S6m.r,tn uno SGJpdbt i'm Ruden.
oem RIdorat pp,r Den 3icrtn. 9tiap:roen in DEE
9ebera,a.rs, 5titsnittt'n, 4H6wcluna Der Se@
leute uuo s6mer3su ieO;r gIrt itatit Dit ISpIl'
,ation RON Rapnops Rcoop &tisi iofOrti0e CTS
teibt,runo uup DsFcn fortstisst.r gebrnub ein'ss
Saoe lana besp,rtf.uiQt cine p:rmar.nte $s'llGns.
einDert iuTort Die ibntiDerot;n S6m,ritu, btbt
Gut,utounu,u auf uuo b:ilt Gonqttiontn, oipohl
pi. Der 2uua.n, Se8 1laesus, ots unttrlsibs, -
aud1 Der Srltiea unD S9ltimbaUt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09

o!es ieRn mot BE r:6t,9sn TdTpier;
oieis b.ieRn i'm Sstos unO miibisn
ppGRdrb;s srorldt psrosn, she e.ne
dasemsine untenpsrFung tpo6riasiaz
lia lei.
Spanien's antiffsritule
egun9.
Wfapr 3, 8. Npril. = Sn Wsaiaz
90, Spruno uno arD,ren StGb!sn Iino
bon aroBsn uro auFgersgtsn antifler;z
fallen @rFummlungen 8:i4.ufe anssz
nomnsn poroen, ps.ds Die Ees:ez
ruue aufforbern, biz fir6lidsn Or
Den aus Gpanisn gu psrpsiIsn. Sn
@oruna faao nu4 Der @erlomnlurs
ei-s Parooe fott, lpel9e Ipdtsr in I'M
rtl9en oualar:sts. DE S6siln:bmsr
FGsisen: r9f;euer nit Der Seiuitsa!
Nieo,r nit Cen al0lerr!" 5as ST.
Fuitsn6aus unb be Oifi5insn Der tie=
rtfalen 3ei!ungsn tpuro:n nit 5teinea
! b0tnbaroirt.
g If ptttf DE Gr ii oungsz
( d. olsr.
Goin6urq S6pt.tdno. 8. Npril.
- 8o6srt uno Wdltsr gattifoig, mel
de bic geF6dftsieiisnben 0;reftorsn
Der in 1898 nit einem 9sft3i; bon 3d.
coo 2Frl. ($4OO.OCO) in Die Bride
segongenen nYaitiTon @hlsteb Co."
pare7, ipurber heute in @sr6iroung
nit Der 8riinourg elmer nsuen Cont
pagnie 6ier perbaFtet. S6re 8erfafz
tung oiirfte audi Die Sen latio1, !pelhe
arF ben gnnterptt Der Gompdgnis
fp.9ts, erneuern. Ous 5alliment ruiz
rirte oamals eine betrGhtli6e Mn5abl
tleinerer 6irmen.
8erurio6t Gsnu9tAuung
in 8ien.
'Wien, 8. Mprii. - Die Hd6ri6t
pOn ber8srbafturg Der Mitelisoer beg
macsooniTdsn Gomite's in Sofiu,
gulsarien, 1T bisr nit groBsr @enugz
tburrg auTgsnommen iporbsr. Die
9erbafsuns srFolete tpubrihsinli4 in
Jpiee zines bon RuBlanb uno Ger
Siirsei ausQsiibten 0rudes, tpsnnglei6
ols oFfi5ielIer Gruno areegebsn tpirb,
bab bas Gpnnite einen Mufftanp in
Macsbonlsn pcrbsrsitsts. Die gntz
hunungsn, spsl6e Der Bro5eb 9e9en
be bulgariT6en @erI6pOrer in Gu
lonihi gu Sage f0rosrtt, nrDqsn bic
9erboF flung beI6lsunigt Baden.
9anOttenz tpeIen in
Stulien.
q 0 IN, 8. 9(pril. - Sn Der @gsno
bon Nsapel trsi6en gunbiten gang u7z
oanirt ibr Ws|sn, uno in Der Stdbt
isl6It gisbt IS bduFig Rnubanfdus.
9abei Iinb heIonoers gngldnbsr unh
Nmerifoner als SpFer 6epor5ugt. Der
2lneriloner 9enrD Nu(sff puroa in
elmer giloersallerie bon 8anoitea un'z
3ingeIt unb um $1,000 berdubt. gr
ipagte ni6t, Ii6 gu lpe9ren ooer 3u
I6reien, benn bic 8anbiten bsorobten
i6n nit Ool9en. Die 3eitungen entz
balten falt isbsn Sag eins MnsuI gsz
! rid].e G6er F0f9e IdubdnfdGe unb
bringen in bic 8s6Dr0sn, i6nen elm
@nbs gu MAIDEN.
8tlIi9e 8 ii der in @ngla n b.
2onbon, 8. 9(pril. - 2f!s 3usrIt
in @ngiano Die Werfe betiebterS6riftz
feIer gu 5 Gents pro Sano berausz
gsge6sn ipuroen, fro9ts man fih, o6
babel bic 8srieger profitirsn f0nnten.
OieTe 5rase lit bejdbt iporoen. Die
NodFrass 1T 70 fart geporoen, oab
Der profit gr0Ber 1T. ul5 Die @er.ez
ger ienuls ge5ofFt batter. 9uaer,
bic frii6er cine Nuf flage bon ldum TO-
600 batten, Iinb in QuFlagsn bon
100000 Bis 100000 psrtauTt por=
ben.
Wi9tiss Miifion.
bon, 9. 2lpril. - Sffi5iDs
pirb bier befunnt gege6sn, oab aa:Ier
Wi(bslm ben lieutenant b. uIsDpm
na6 @ngiano F9idt, um Dem &0ai9
goparb bic nsuen llniformen bsr gum
ouspdrr;gsn 0isnF BE Itinnten osut=
i9en 5ruppsn gu 5ei9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09
Stir bic 0cilmn9 elmer Grf6ltuna in
cimcm Sade

nebme man 2aratiDs 8romo Auinine
ga6lsts. 9lGe Mpoibefer gebn oas
Gelb aurid, tpenn feline 9eifuns err
folat. 6. SO. @rope's unterf9rift uuf
istxr Snun!el. Ceop1. iDoSuDi .6Mtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09

= 9snrp Marcum, sin lprbl1a6snz
Der 5crmsr bon WilEonoals, W.z0a.,
puroe Dorssifern Q6sno na6e fsiusr
WObnung pcu einem 9intet1alts aug
srT9chen. Man fat nod feline Spur
BON 1s;nen WDrbern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09

Gir,rl,i hi: 6tftiee ODER i6ntioeuoe Sbmrls~
Der Rb.uratittr. 9cttaoeret, S1Dadt, Srrpstl.
St.rsoi,, N.uralsiter OS;r nit Rrdnfb,lt.n gtbal'
t,tt dugbal!cH mag,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09
New.gsrf elaltiid5e SrNbbanSer,

obiIe Tffec,
ionnen Gag uno gadt serrasen uereen.
Hu@ Sart 0trn utts y Srnd1 b dn6er,
peIt. nie rotten, leItIt beim BGosn nidt, Die.
ielbeu iino BON alien stersteH bcifeEs
rulpIoUte-.
u cerfertist aud, chi Seitsnuns, wie anf Eager
EdJuItcrbdnesr, unfericibSbinfen,
'reid,e unb 5oIlfiNtns sBrucbbdnfer.
e arrans. ba6 ieiIs aeeprtE 3uEoeE beiteIs suire,
ben ssitsllt iinb
she SruGbdnber. Saabcs,n unb Snitrumente iper.
oen c1rantrf, oes ne paiisn, uKo ouIs Souberfe uns
Sees aHseiertist.
Tilr Sanien iIme Simmer
uafeI 4nlisf9t psn Viao. Rsinborst porba7Ae1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09
6dranfie eSeifuna
Saeler's, Brsant & Stratton
81. Sabrgang.

College.
GeortnSet 1864. Sntorporirt 1895.
DaS IS. xduIiabr besinnt am 2. gsY: 1900.
Gasfla fen cas aanse Sabr.
NbembfIafien pom !. Cftobcr Bis 1. AprsI.
en- Dttreff Der @oriaslibisit, aeitune, eetr.
ssSftt. 6bnlrdumliHttiitn unS urteri6ts. .Rnrfus
febt bielelbe obenan. Rid)t in Gonfurrer, init
enSuen. GerfbuIi1er unttrri4t
alIsa 8ptieen.
DtbtneunQen
Saofd,uIe $40 pro IbenofehuIe 81 pro
Isnis eiridbiitsens. ansahl pou ehaisrm.
feltssne: Gbeiapeate 4r. 2236; Rarslanb Hr Gl55.
Gtubu neeen 3afaloa mad Rr. Z bi; II, IorD.
Gtarlessetsabs. ealtiusrs. BIB.
Gfssono n. n. tGna2. RAE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09
~ YtQelt,

R.in Sta.to6iliid, miIoe uno 3uSrldiTg. @.rur,
iaam ptritttc g,rOauuna, ouQtdrOse AburbruuJ
uno qeiunOe 8teuldritdt. cir oi. 6eiluna oatr
StoruHqtn pts Utaeens Der N:ber. Dts llnttrltbes,
Der Ntrcn, 9iaie uno Ncrpea=3roatbttsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09

= Se6s neue @rfrantun9en an
Nr 8su.snpsf tpuroer gsliern offi5.sa
in Der &apltdpt aemsioet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09
Wid1tice sO2i{5ip n.

Comb On, 9. 2pril. - SffiaiDs
piro bier betunnt gege6sn, oab aa:Ter
Wi(bslm ben 2ieutsnant b. uisoom
na6 @ngfano f9idt, um Dem &07i9
gDparb bic neuen llniformen osr gum
austpdrr;gsn 0isnF 6eItimmten osutz
lhen Sruppsn I'll 2einsn.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-22
STORM AT sTATEBuRe,
Crops Damaged, Houses Blown Down and
Negroes Injured.

There, was a heavy fall OF hail, ac-
companied by a high wind and rain IN
the Stateburg neighborhood Sunday
afternoon. The center OF the storm ap-
peared to be about Mr.. ". D. Frier-
sons's place although the storm ez-
tended from Stateburg 30 within 21a
miles of this city. The hail fall was
so heavy that the crops appear to have
been destroyed and even the tender
leaves and branches we're stripped
from the trees and bushes along side
the road. At Dalzen a number Of
trees were blown down and at the
Knox place the hail was exceptionally
heavy and destructive, the young crops
being almost entirely destroyed. Sew
eral tenant houses on Mr.. ". R.
FLUIDS place, at Stateburg, were blown
down and one or more negroes injured
by the falling houses. The crops in
that immediate vicinity were destroy
ed by the hail.
The full extent of the damage by
wind and hail has not yet been learn
ed for the storm was of widespread
extent and few people from that sec
ton have been in the city since.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-22
THE wHEELERs SURRENDER.
In the Custody of Sheriff. But Were Re-
leased on Bond.

Walter and Miles Wheeler who are
accused of waylaying and shooting
Ashe and Begin Strother on the pub
lie road near Mayesville on Saturday
night, came in yesterday and sur
rendered themselves to Sheriff Scar
borough. A warrant was issued for
their arrest Monday by Magistrate
Wells, but as they had already notified
Sheriff Scarborough that they would
surrender the warrant was not served.
The Wheelers gave bond and have
been released. They have employed
T. B. Fraser, Esq, to defend them,
and acting under his advice will make
no statements concerning the diff
Guilty with the Strothers, nor do they
give any particulars of the afray on
the road in which the Strothers
were shot.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-22
Destructive Storm at PagyiIIe.
Churches, School Houses and Other Build
ings Destroyed,

Paxville, May 2o.-The storm yes
terday afternoon was very severe in
the Paxville neighborhood. The
Methodist Church was blown down,
the negro Methodist Church was lifted
from the pillars, but was not totally
wrecked, every cotton seed house at
The depot was blown down, the Pax
Vile Academy building was blown
down, Daysen,s blacksmith shop
was blown down. several tenant houses
and a barn Jake McLeod's place
were blown down and number of
other small buildings n the neighbor-
hood were demolished. -
It is reported thar there was also
considerable damage done IN the
Silver neighborhood, but particulars
are unobtainable.
The storm came up suddenly and for
few minutes the wind blew with ter
rife force sweeping away everything
in the immediate track Of the storm.
Fortunately the width OF the tornado
was not great and the damage is not
as great as it would have been. No
one was killed or injured as the build
ings destroyed were rot occupied at
the time.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-22
Commencement of S. C. Co-Educa-
tionaI Institute.

The Annual Commencement of the
South Carolina Co-Edueational Insti-
tute. of Edgefeld., viii be held June
I'd to 9TH. The baccalaureate sermon
will be preached by Rev. t. NJ. Bal
ley, of Greenville, S. c., on Sunday
morning. June I'd and the annual ad-
dress will be made by President H. S.
Hartzog, of Clemson College. Wednes-
day evening, June 9th.
Reduced rates are always given by
railroads in South Carolina to the
commencement exercises of the S. {.
c. l. All friends and patrons are cor
daily invited TO attend, and if they
Will hand their names TO Capt. r. b.
Cain, Edgefeld, S. c., by May 18th,
homes Will be provided for them.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-22
SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
Serious ARRAY Saturday Night Near
MayesviIle.

St. Charles, Sumter County. May 20.
Quite a serious shooting affray
occurred on Saturday evening, about
dark, on the west Black river road
from Mavesvil}e. Two young men.
Ashe and Began Strother were on
their way-home from Mavesville on a
wagon when they were fred on from
the Eroadside by two other. young men,
Walter and Miles Wheeler, with double
barresed shot guns; the result-being
that both. the Strothers are seriously,
and The elder, it is feared, fatally
wounded. The victims claim that
they 8eresfred onfrom the roadside,
the Wheeler's having been laying in
ambush, and without notice. It is
runored that the. Wheelers, on the
other hand claim that the shooting
took place after some alteration.
It seems that there was some bad
blood existing between the parties and
there had been some difficulty before
leaving Mayesville in (which weapons.
had been drawn, after which the
Wheelers are said to have attempted
to get,shel1s loaded with buckshot.
The Strothers were warned that
trouble was brewing and they were
provided with a pistol and Winchester
rife, but had no chance to use same,
except few shots from pistol, fired
by the younger Strother, with his left
hand, after he had been himself shot
in the right hand, arm and side and
with his wounded brother lying across
him; when the other parties dis
appeared.
There are rumors as to cause of
existing feud but nothing authentic
can yet be obtained
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-22
NEW REUNION MUSIC.

a new piece of reunion music has
been published by O. K. Houck & Co
of Memphis and Little Rock. For
originality and brilliancy it cannot
be excelled. 1t is called the U. c.
Y. March, two-step, composed by
Theo H. Northrup, and dedicated to
the United Confederate Veterans.
From a musical as well as an artistic
viewpoint this production. issued es-
pecially for the coming reunion is a
masterpiece, and one that will live in
the memory of those who hear it from
scores of bands aud orchestras here
during the great gathering. The con-
trast of the brilliant catchy first part,
with the sweet sadness of the memo
ries of the great tragedy recalled by
the conclusion, is where the composer
has shown his art. The cover is a
beautiful thing, wrought in the old
Confederate colors. The top of the
sheet is adorned with a Confederate
standard. with the letters. U. G. v,
in blue. Below this are the portraits
of Gems Robert E. Lee and Nathan
Bedford Forrest To the right of
this is a fac smile of the Confederate
emblen-the famous reunion button.
Two sheathed swords and branch Of
olive are emblamatic of the eternal
peace of the old North and the South,
sections that no longer exist, and this
effect is heightened by furled flag, a
shattered drum and dismounted field
gun at the base of the two portraits.
1t is work of art and a credit to the
designer-Evening Scimitar Mem
phis), May 13.