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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-04
MME. THEO,
Mr.. Z. "a. NORRIS,

BllIim0re's talented Spi-irmlistiC Medium can b
consulted daily from 10 % s. Plriors 80 srh ST.
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Escaped Prisoner Caught.

John Parker, alias sparrow" colored, TWEEN
ty-cight year Of age, who escaped from the work
house gang IN Fast Washington yesterday. was
rcclptured at an early hour this morning by Po-
Icemlu Ouinlan, of the Sixth precinct, and re-
turned 20 the Worshou-e. Parker Is well known
TO the police, and had but recently been SEN
fenced 10 a long term az Superintendent Stou-
tenburgh's headquarters. While the attention OF
the guard was directed 20 other matters YES
terday morning. Parker made a dash for liberty,
and cYadiHE his puroucr6. made his escape.
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BOSTON Whftewasbea Twice.

Cleveland and Boston played a double
header In the Forest City yesterday, the
Beaneaters suffering the humiliation Of
two shut-outs. Each team made but two
hits in the first game. Cristau. a new
pitcher, allowed Boston only five safetics
In the second battle The scores:
First game RHE
CIeveland.....O 0 0 0 0 l 0 Q xI ? o
Boston. 0 q o o o 90 g
Criger.
Second game Ri Z.
Cleveland. 1O1 o xI ,
Boston, O 0 0 0 90 5
Batteries Cristau and Wood. Mitchell
and Shreck
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Amateur Basebam Cannes.

The Metropolitan Athletic Club defeated
the Washington Athletic Juniors at Chevy
Chase by the score Of a 90 Yesterday
The features Of the game were the pitch
ing Of = Kane. and the batting Of the
n. A C's. The winners are anxious to
hear from all teams whose members av-
eTdSe sixteen years Of age. Challenges
should be addressed 20 G. Herbert. man
ager, $50 @ Street southwest.
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Chnrged Va BeeFing.

Willis Reagan was I'm the Police Court tOcay
charged with being a vagrauJ. 10 was stated
ia court that he was drunk Yesterday, and had
been seen begging at four different houses on
Sixth Street southwest. Reagan explained that De
was collecting money due him Tor FISH when he
was arrested Re said the accusation that he was
begging was false. lie did not have % beg be
said. The court knew Reagan, however, and in
default Of "a fine Of SD sent him 20 che WorhLouse
for sixty dIys-
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The Death Record.

The following deaths were reported 70 the
Health Department for the tv,uty-iour hours
up % noon today Eliza Williams u2 years;
Mary Baltimore. G5 wears; Esther Campbell. 60
years: Elizabeth E4turah McNoir, IS years,
Michael Thompson. s. wears; William Noble Peck
- years. Louis C.. sworn. 50 wears. Mrs
sarah p. BraSsc. 81 years. iIrras Scott 50 wears,
Jacob Podivszi. a years. Louisa Fawle- - years,
Lawrence A. Cullen. 26 wears; Jly,5esA lee. 4
wears: Louis W johnson. I w.. Magdalene Cole,
3 wear. John F. Morris ] YEAR Thomas Carr.
months, Glendora Henan. months.
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l have for years studied night and day
perfecting my wonderful treatment for
the cure Of these diseases The old meth
cd Of DR.. Koch of injecting the tubercu-
line medicine IS now little used, but by
the use Of the wonderful Inhalation Ap-
partus the healing Oils. combined with
the tuberculiue, which kills the germs
are thrown into oily yapors 50 they can
be breathed into the air tubes Of the
lungs, and the effect is wonderful: il heal
up the sore places and gives new life TO
patients having lung diseases.
The Washington Offices are at 627 r
Street northwest. This treatment stands
alone as the best cure for that fatal
scourge. consumption. which sends its
thousands upon thousands 70 untimeIy
graves. especially in such changeabIe eli
mates as Washington 1t steals upon Is
victim like a thief in the night. and he
fore he is aware Of his true condition his
catarrhal discharge has so poisoned the
air tubes Of the lungs that they begin TO
break away and decay, and he becomes
an unwilling slave 20 its ruinous conse-
Quences. Consumption generally begins
as an ordinary catsrrh in the nose or
throat. the discharge Of which drops
down into the air passages. especially at
night while asleep. until they. too. are
infected, when the following symptoms
are present There is a constant hawk
ing and splitting. tickling in the throat.
causing frequent attempts to clear it;
raising tough OF yellow rnucus sometimes
pressure across the chest, a languid. tired
feeling. headache. dizziness, and In later
stages loss Of flesh.
Indeed, catarTh IS Wen known TO be a
certain forerunner Of not only consump-
ton, but asthma. bronchitis, and deaf
ness. Consultation, examination and one
treatment free. Remember the number
81 = Street northwest NNashfrgtor u @
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George Mason, COl0red was in the Police Court
today two charges. He was accused Of dis
orderly conduct and an assault. A policeman
testified that Mason caused a commotion in O
Street Alley last night. and that when he arrested
him Mason struck him twice. On the first
charge Mason was fined SO and went % the
workhouse for thirty DAYS On the assault
charge he fined 500 and in default viii serve
sixty days In the District jail.
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Returned to the workhouSe.

Thomas Cooper, when auaigucd IN the Police
Court today on a change Of y1Crlncr told Judge
Kimball that ne got out Of the workhouSc az q
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, after serving a term
Of sixty DAYS on q similar charge he said he
would leave town # released. A policeman said
be found Cooper drunk and begging on ID
Street last night. he was sent back to the
workhouse Cor sixty DAYS more.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-04

Marriage linceuses were issued today 10 Charles
Hamilton Brown and Marie Joseph Niece Nor
ris. Valentine Walker and Rose Marie Wa'Aer.
William NJ Ball. Of the District OF Columbia and
Mary L. Ewing. R0cklaud. Del; Walter r. Bur
CESS and Lillian VI. Fowler. Carl B. BOYD Shady
side and Ruth F. shank. Of the Distict Of Co.
lumbia Charles Is. Nichols. York Pa and Lily
G.. Maeguccn of the District Of Columbia
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GAS STOVES
said the Chnrges were Fn1.e.

Annie Foley was sent TO the Vorkhouse for two
days by Judge Kimuau today She Vas charged
with vaEuucy- A policeman testified that An
ME was drunk ON Columbia Road last NIGHT. and
because lady refused 90 give her car ticket
she cursed her Annie denied that she was drunk
OF that she asked for car ticket OF used pro-
fame language She said she vas on her way %
see a friend when arrested
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-04

James Burke. about thirty years old, was
prisoner in the Police Court today, charged With
uespassiug in Folger Park southeast. A park
policeman exhibited in evidence against Burke
big bunch Of flowers that he said Burke had
plucEed from one Of the beds on. the reservation.
Burke said ne got the bouquet from a friends
garden He was fined $40 with the alternative OF
serving thirty DAYS in the worhh0lIsc.
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Fire in a Plumbers shop.

An alarm Of fire was sounded about 7.SO
O'Clock this morning from box l34, the occasion
being a slight FIRE in J. C. Powers plumbing
shop 430 Tenth Street northwest The property
Is owned by J. J.. Barber and damaged to
the extent u $40, covered hy insurance. The
origin of tho fire is unknown
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The cool weather Of the past few days.
has been the cause Of A great decrease in
the receipts at the free Bathing Beach
Yesterday. according 10 ". y Stevens.
the Superintendent who visited the Dis
triCt Building this morning. only 50 cents
was taken in. This constituted the small
change Of a few boys. who brayed the
tcTrors Of the water. and took what will
probably be one Of their final dips for the
season.
The beach viii close for the year on
September II. and on an earlier date If
Mr.. stevens can arrange for the annual
regatta before the original date set
which is next Wednesday.
Tho members Of the committee on tho
bathing beach exercises are out of the
city. and Superintendent Stevens has So
far been unable 10 perfect any plans for
the regatta He stated this morning that
II possible the aquatic contests would Dee
held on Saturday of this week or as soon
crybody intending 10 enter the contests
make his entry at as early "a date as pos
sible
The water. SAYS Mr.. Stevens. while II
has been chilly, has not been much cold
ct than II was early in The spring when
the beach resort was opened. At the
same time the tempera tuTv has been suffi-
GENTLY low 10 cause great decrease in
the number Of patrons of the place
Mr. Stevens is repairing his annual re
port which will 20 submitted soon after
the close Of the season. He will again
recommend the use Of the inner basin as
the swimming beach. and VIII ask for 4
number of improvements
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Accused of Annoying Women.

John smith was fired $40 by Judge RfmblIl in
the Police Court today for being disorderly. Pc
iceman Beruaan testified that complaint was
made 90 Hmm last night 10 the effect thar smith
was offensive 90 women ON Tenth street and
that when he spoke 10 smith about the matter
he became ur0fane
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-04

Aeademy-''TIe Great White Diamond even
ing
herman s-''Wi inc, Woman, and Song after
noon and evening
GeHtry's Dog and Pony Show at Thirteenth and
L Streets northwest.
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The AtbIetic.- Down the Lendrr..

Philadelphia did not score after the first
inning Of the game IN the Windy City yes
terday. but they got enough tallies in
that round TO win. as Fraser kept the
hits of his delivery well scattered Chi
score.
r II E
Philadelphia 8 o o 0 0 @ 0 0 O-S /
Chicago 0 1 0 o O 0 % 5
Batteries-Fraser and 'Steelman; Gala
han and Sugden.
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Drunk md DisnrherIr-

John NeCr~tal was fined $ by Judge KimhalI
IN the Police Court to-day for being drunk and
disorderiy Ninth Street last night In default
OF payment McCrystal went TO the workhou>e
for fifteen DAYS. McCrystal is said 70 have once
been . aruesi-t.
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-Four Months for Vngrnncv.

Mamie Turner, co!ored, charged with vaSraucy,
was fined $40 by Judge KimbaIl in the Police
Court today, and in default viii serve four
months In the WOrkh0llSc.
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Mnccnbces nrgnnire tn NInrrInnh

D. " Gail Of this city last night assisted in
the organization Of a tent Of Mzccabees at
Eyatsyille, Nd. Other tents are 10 DC installed
in the towns near Washington within the next
few weeks
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Greater boon 70 man than wealth,
Warmers Safe Cure gives him health.
Disorder on n Car

William Jackson coIored WAS fined $40 by
judge KirlaII In the Police Court TODAY fog be-
ing ds=orilrIv on an AuacosyIl s1r last night
Iu default e payment Jackson VIII serve thirty
DAYS lu the WorEhou5e-
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WANTED-The present address % Emma Quincy,
Who formerly worked az B9pp's Lunchroom
and lived on Mclean ave sW- Address BOZ 81,
this office ms
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Downtown Temperatures.

The temperatures registered by the standard
thermometer at House & Herrmlun's today were:
9 a. m, 3 degrees; Z m. -; D. H.. s..
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
TodGr's Games.
4 4 ry,l..-a-.. ----,r-

(AmpTiCan League)
Washington ~ Chicago.
Boston at Milwaukee
Philadelphia at Detroit
Baltimore at Cleveland
National League)
FlttsDUrg az New York
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
st. Louis at Boston
Chicago at Philadelphia.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-04
GAMG e R

Sufferers from this Horrible malady
-early always inherit it--not necessarily
rom the parents, bit may be from some
remote ancestor, fG Cancer often runs
through several carnations. This deadly
poison may lay dormant In the blood for
years, or until you rach middle life, then
The first little sore ulcer makes its ap-
.7earanCe-Or a swollen gland in the
breast, or some otlrr part of the body,
gives the first warning.
To cure Cancer thoroughly and perma-
lently all the Poisnous virus must be
Eliminated from thebloOd-every vestage
+ It driven out. ms S. S. S. does. and
the only medicin that can reach deep
Gated, obstinate bod troubles like this.
Then all the poisol has been forced ou'
f the system the Cancer heals, and tn
disease never IeturB.
Cancer begins Ofta in a small way, as the
following letter frcn Mrs. Shirer shows:
A small pimple cannon my jaw a bout a n inch
below the ear on the Ict side Of my face IL pavr
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The Sun AND NOON

L'i"pef4ture az = a. rn-----........-..........7
Temperature al y nO0u------.----. 81
Temperature az 2 p. m.......--.-.-.-....-..-.. 81
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-04

me no pain or iucouve-
eiuce, audI should hae
forgotten about il hndt
not begun 20 iudamca al
itch ; Il would bleed
little, then sCab over, bu
would not heal. Thi
continued for some time
when my jaw began L
swell, beco N ing YER
painful. The Cancer be
IAN to eat and spread
uutiiit was as large as Z
half dollar wheuI hearc
Of S. S. S. and determin.
cd 90 give II a fair trial
aud il was Iemarkabl,
- - --...-- = r--frrH 60
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.IIIIIIITIlEiITVj

Have Yam Sue Earl-t PI Co7Psr-scsi SPOTS llhsl Cd
nav iVu S0rss Ui,-a n tie E0gih Ear hnF2 Write
for proofs % cures We solicit the most obstinats
cases We have cured tbs worst IN Is g days
Capital $4,000. E-pge book FREE. no branch 0fios8
& . Q + r ( NJ < . Y G o.
1851 Masonic TEMPLE. CHICAGO. Ill.
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How the Clubs stand.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL HAGUE

Washington broke even on the series
with the Tigers by taking the last game
at Detroit yesterday.
Mercer was in fine form. and held his
opponents safe until the ninth. when they
tied the score. but the Senators got to
gong again in the tenth and pulled the
The score.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-04

MnInrin, CbiIIs. and Fever
Quickly cured ~ taking Elixer Bsbek-
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Ube Corning Uinaes
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1o0I.
weather Indications.
TEMPERATURE.

Fair tonight and Thursday; light variable
winds.
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sun rose----.5.2I All sun sets-.......6-27 P
Noon rises. .I0-2l Pm. Moon sCts----...--..-.
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Washington I 0 1000 90 0 - 10 I
Detroit. o @ 0 l % 4
Batteries-Mercer and Clarke; Yeager.
Shaw, and McAuister
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Neutrality-suspicious.

Among - ,Dterssting exhibit
AZ the late PARIS Exposition Vas
hne display Of RoTick Air Cushion
TruseF Of a. kinds, supporters
and various appliances for mer.
women. and children from lZZl
r St y W. which took the high
est award over al competitors,
American and f-reign- The R0rick
Air Cushion Truss Company leads
the world Txo weeks trial Two
years guarantee. Catalogue and
consultation Tree 1874 + ST. n
".
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Commissioner Ross and Assistant En-
gineer Commissioner Newcomer today
granted a hearing 20 parties interested in
the proposed construction Of a SIDEWALK
on Massa chusetts Avenue extended, be
tween Joliet Street and NOOdley Inn
property, and in the construction Of a
sewer on Fairyiew Heights.
John RidouJ. attorney. appeared in be-
half Of Whitmel II. Urquhart and Stan
hope Boiling, trustees. Mr.. RidOut said
his clients owned twelve acres Of land
Immediately south of Fairview Heights
and fronting on the TenleyCown Road.
through which the proposed extension of
Massachusetts Avenue would pass. Mr.
KidCut stated that no land had been dedi-
Gated by his clients Tor such extension.
and he gave formal notice TO the Com
miSsiOners that they were without au-
thorlty 70 make the proposed improve
mt Uts
l. is understood that the Commissioners
view the matter in a different light. The
matter viii probably be made the sub
Ject Of a legal opinion before ii is de
ciCcd-
A letter from a Y Cray g12 Louisiana
Avenue northwest. WAS read at the hear
ing this morning. Mr.. Gray fayOrs the
construction Of the proposed sewer on
Fairview Heights. and called attention TO
the bad condition Of Wisconsin Avenue in
front Of No 52lf
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THE KOCH CONSUMPTION
AID ASTHMA CURE,

| AN HERE, having returned from
Europe. 1 am now prepared 10
say that I positively cure Con
sumption and Asthma by my lat
est inhalation process.
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AFFAIRS OF The DISTRICT.
Commissioner Ross Returns From
the Buffalo Exposition.

4 Herring as 20 Proposed Improve
mcuts on Massachusetts Avenue
ENtcnded-The British Government
Makes Request for Information
Commissioner Ross arrived in the city
this morning and was at his desk in the
District Building early. attending To the
business which had accumulated during
the absence OF the Commissioners at the
Buffalo Exposition. He was enthusiastic
over tho trip To- the Pan-Americau. and
declared that the entire Washington par
" had been royalty entertained and that
everyone had enjoyed himself to the ut
most.
District Day at the Exposition was a
huge Success" said Commissioner Ross,
and Washingtonians held fun and COM
plste possession Of the city while we were
there Inc KEYS of the town were. hsura-
lively speaking, handed over to us
Al the exposition the District of Co
umbia was accorded a reception fully
equal To that given even the largest
states Everything was done for our
amusement and comfort ON District
Day one Of the largest crowds of the yN-
position turned out in gala array 10 honor
the National Capital The exercises Of
the occasion were highly successful in eV-
cry respect.
The speech Of Commissioner Macfar-
land was a most happy one and was re-
cCived with enthusiasm on the part Of
the crowds which thronged the building
Director General Buchanan. Of the eX-
position, was present. as were many dis
tinSuished gentlemen both Of this city and
others. The number of Washingtoniaus
st the big fair was enormous, and resi-
dent of this city could scarcely appear
in the grounds without bowling right and
left TO acquaintanceS.
Owing 10 the fact that none Of the
Commissioners were I'm Washington. and
that there would be several important
matters for settlement today. ! decided
10 leave Buffalo last night. before the
rest Of the party. which viii not return
until tonight. 1 came over in a sleeper,
and arrived here this morning. / am in
excellent health and spirits after the en-
jOyable trip"
The other members of the party will
arrive in the city tonight on the special
car in which they left the city. Among
the party viii be Commissioner Beach.
COMMISSIONS Macfariaud viii not return
until September 10 He Will take q short
trip into Canada before returning to the
city,
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NJ. D. BURNETT. Fortune Teller; consult her on
business. love, family affairs; removes spells;
causes happy Marriages gives good lICks hours
Q a. till 10 p m 6Is 81. NV
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-11-20
OFFICIAL m9TTERS.

COURT OF PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS
The court of private land claims will
meet in Santa Fe on December 10.
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
The following business was transac-
ted at the federal land office in this city
for the week ending November 20:
Homestead entries-November 10,
Donaciano Naranjo, Ocate, 100 acres.
Colfax county; Fernin Naranjo, Ocate,
100 acres, ColfaX county; November IA,
Jose Gonzales, Salado, 160 acres. Quad
alupe county; November IS, James f.
Wade, East Las Vegas, 130 acres, San
Miguel county; Segundo Pena, Calls
teo 160 acres Valencia county; Anas-
tacio Charette, Cimarron, 100 acres,
Mora county; Natividad Charette,
Cimarron, leO acres, Mora county; Fe-
lipe Tapia, Escobosa, 1922 acres, Ber-
nalillo county; November 10, Antonio
Montana, Cabra, 100 acres, San Miguel
county; Edicio Atencio, TERRA Amar-
lila, 16O acres, Rio Arriba county; Ju-
liam Garlic, Galisteo, 160 acres, Santa
Fe county; Jesus Maria Padilla, Man
zano 16O acres, Valencia county; Jose
Francisco Griego, Watrous, 1904
acres San Miguel county.
Final homestead entry-November
19, Senobio Gonzales, Las Vegas, 100
acres, San Miguel county.
Desert land entry-November 19,
Paul B, Perkins Albuquerque, 200
acres, Bernalillo county.
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CLIFTON ]. PRATT WINS.
He Is Given the Office Of Attorney General
of Kentucky.

Frankfort, KY, Nov. 20.-The court
of appeals today ousted Attorney Cen
eral Breckenridge. one Of the Demo-
cratic contestants with Governor
Goebel two years ago.
WAITED HIS TIME.
Frankfort, KY, Nov. 2O.-The court
of appeals today reversed the judgment
of the Franklin circuit court which
sustained the decision Of the state con-
test board in giving the office of attor-
ney general to Judge Robert ]. Breck-
enridge and holds that Clifton J. Pratt,
the Republican nominee, Is the legal
officer Breckenridge was on the DEM
ocratic ticket headed by Goebel two
years ago. The decision was on polit-
ical lines, all the Republican judges
deciding for Pratt, and all the Demo-
Gratis favoring Breckenridge. All the
Republican candidates except Pratt
appealed Immediately from the decis-
ion of the state contest board and the
Democratic court of appeals sustained
and seated the Democratic claimants.
Pratt watched until the political COM
plexion of the higher court changed
and then filed an appeal.
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GERMANY And
UNCLE SAM
Emperor William Expresses Great
Admiration for President
Roosevelt.
GOOD WILL AND FRIENDSHIP
Ambassador and Mrs. Andrew D. White
Were the Guests at Dinner Of Emperor
William and the Empress-An Ex-
change Of Oourtesies.

Berlin, Nov. 20.-AndreW d. White,
United States ambassador to Ger
many, went to Potsdam last evening
for the usual ceremonious visit to the
court after an ambassadors absence
from the country. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
White remained in the palace for dim
ner White communicated to the en-
peror the presidents messages of good
will, also the presidents hearty Coop
Grafton in everything strengthening
the friendly relations between the two
countries.
The emperor referred in cordial terms
to President Roosevelt, showing the
greatest familiarity with the presi-
dents history ard characteristics. He
dwelt upon the evidently happy in
huence of President Roosevelt's pres
tige and character on the political de-
velopment of his country. He express
ed great admiration for American en-
ergy and enterprise. The empress re-
ferred in terms of great sympathy to
the assassination of President Nc
Kinley