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or political. 1t has nothing In partIri-
lar TO do with the Committee OF Five, or
anything OF that sort. At tho mass
meeting we hope TO have adt rcss:s by
catfsJl.- priest. a Protestant clergyman
and n Jewish rabbi. Yes. and bS one OF
arranged Indeed, We are expecting
many eminent and able men 10 speak on
this occasion. We are going 10 have
good old. fashioncd congregational sln:-
Ing. and good old-fasiiioned hymns. Ike
Rock OF Ages and Nearer. My God. to
Thee. We want to cngaR. good go
prano to lead In the singing. and per-
haps to render :: solo as well.
"Can any Que attend the nlectlnS"
ANY one who seefns orderly and quiet.
Great eur. Will be taken In the ma;trr
,of distributing tickets. Every :recamtion
Will he n.ye-sarr n order 20 preclude
one will be dcnlcI admlttance who mp.
pears to To In harmony with the spirit
Of the meeting. II was decided 20 Issue
tickets. cut not to sell them. OF course.
are working for the good OF this city to
know that.
kris are brought here from their co,In-
would sell a morse or !. bale OF hay
This buying and selling OF unsOphietl-
Gated cOuptry-bred girls II not even an
prns d.,% hers n r d. ha
pity. the horror OF IL!
why we must do something. We
must ! don't know ju.t how We can
put n stop to such wtckeainess. but sure.
Is our Efforts IN this direction will be
rewarded. Many kinds OF vice have
and places. but assurt-iiy nothing could
he worse than this debnsins trafiic in
human beings.''
what do you think Of Mrs. Nations
method OF suppressing vice." ] asked. !,
An eloquent turn OF the hand and n
funny little disappearing shake OF the
head was the only reply:
The evening world., 1901-02-21
GIRL DYING;
DOCTOR JAILED.
But Midwife in Whose
House Girl Was Found
Has Fled.

Three arrests have been made In con
nection with the case OF Mary Ryan. A
young woman found alone and dying by
The police Of the IVES; Thirty seventh
street station In The apartments OF Mrs.
Augusta Best. a midwife. at No. :?i West
Fort!e,h street. The woman's condition
was reported 20 the Coroner by DIR.
Miller"
In an ant--mortcm statcmen; the ~o-
man declared that she had paid So to
the midwife for treatment and that Or,
aiiii-r VA called IN ten days ago 20
treat her.
Or. Prnblat 81. Miller. ~ No. 800 Eas >,
acknowledgement street. wall arrested on a
coroner'~ warrant ana identified by The
woman though he denied that he had
treated her. Mary Kelly, servant. and
Thomas Rykcr ~, OF Mrs Best, ths
midwife. wore also arrested. Mrs. Best
Is sa!d to have left the city. The Ryan
girl improved during tho night at Belle
vue and may possibly recover.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
MISS BRUSH
WAS NOT INSANE
SoThin,ts Dr.. Flint, ths
Alienist, in the Chris Il.
tan Science Trial. 3
DR.. MARY WALKERL0oKsOH.
Defends the Christian scisn-.s
lists. Who. She Says,
Are Prosecuted.
DR.. MARY WALKER 00ESOH!

Or. Mary f.. Walker sat a, the -.
,,r..-. ,,h,a ,,.d.r !, IN. ,,,,, -, 49,
Helen 9 Brush will c"nteet-"the trtat
VI Christian science" as !. las como ~
80 L,,-,, n, ,y,,k.- =.
y" s"'""' IT. ""N'r W. "s "
be- IN. las, day OF the trial.
~, 10, C.,ry.,,.n s,.s.,.,.,. 80
~" ''' I" S"''S.aA' c1s"os@ Aso
Or. walker TO an Evening World re-
r,r,cr but I am far frusm baens IN {
.,,.. -, $4,000. ..-.~..ll
S'"'"'ns WIZ W.. ''Aaas
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FINED 27 BOYS $40 EACH.
TOT \ppIir. ~. p"ni.hm~" >"hed-
uI- for rhroHing Missiles.

Magistrate Mott to-day fin"i t""ni!-
seven hay.. ranging IA az. from ten 70
fifteen years 90 each Tor >tone-tiro" :
ing mr. t. according "a his declare"
schedule 81 so TOR stones o. nara SNOW
hiiIs and s. fpr ordinary snowfall
IN. hpt- r"r" 'rr'>t"i .bst nEnI !"
\y.nt,, \ b.twr.n SiN,irth and Sky
ihird street. They wer" armed Win
stone and IN, pa-Sers-b: and IN. MN
tnvs IN thu vicinity suffered.
,,unyst"rf ~, h.rcd to SEE their com.
ptn,nfis arrive ~ WAY ~ he pntlnl
,ytgaa The prisoners sinS rns'iin"
songs md Appeared very Cheertui hNS
,trr their mrrrimcli vas i!s-ip'td;
only two % The nOSs hAi their me-
p,4! Magistrate MItt men sentenced
n, others to IN" Catholic Protector
and the Juveni', Asylum. iney VIII "
A., remain there for ten days. and re-
,ltzInv wha; they were in for. they be-
gan To- hawl
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PAIN CAUSES A
LEAP TO DEATH.
Kingston Man, in New
York, Divesfrom Third
Story Window.

Insane from physical suffering. Joseph
Gul!ce. Of Kingston. y. y. jumped from
thlrd.story window Of tho Columbus
Hospital. At No. :S East Twentieth
street. to-day. and was Instantly kiilc-i.
Gniic- came here Feb. Is for treat
ment. lie suffered from kidney ier!ons.
ana his physical agony Vas constant.
lie was seized with dclirium this morn
ing, and. breaking from hA nurses. he
divcd through window, carrying ;5c
sash with him TO the street. His back
vas broken and mis- skull fractured.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
ARNHslM's REMNANT SALE
opportunity {" Get Ci"thtnG &C
u.if Il. Icturi Value.

H,rk. Aruhelm tailor, ends his SEMI
annual remnant sale th!s week. Mako
hny white the sun shines. THIS sass
rIrsi... VI the collected lots OF cloth
pait,rns. Distributed throughout one
...4on TO hi. msrous agents, Ae!d q.
hn.f til.lr value oecaass :hey arc SAM
pies, .>.,. ,,.r,,
The firm make them up IN theiI osna.
f,uItlf,s fashionable style. IN tnts W.
.iN'irp everybody :, chance Ia get Epn.n-
Z ,i,brsd Atsh-rrate SUITS for the price
o. ur,l.nnry clothinS. u,
purinc this week there Wall rs ex'f
So 'n.ics and extra value. offered "
NJ, with Aiany have already pIonsea
IA, thiS sale and many say ~
,,', .n,i tho sterling guarantee ~ -
arm ;.and money hack " you M r.
saxsa sy,u iron any risk tu,At esaabt Z ~
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ana ma, lac. no, b.im; prepared for such
an "mcrgenry. IN. posiponcm"nt was
decided up1u.
II The cas, goes to trial . sensation
IL looked for. Not only will there ~ n
social scandal. 5u, army affairs Will
necessarily b. aired.
Owing 10 this face, great pressure WILL
be Drought 10 boar on A,her'on to -.,-
q. out OF court
Although KING Edward failed to move
Ather,on. II In said he Will again use hrs
IN iuencc in preventing tn. public recital
OF the facts IN the case.
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Young Duke, Married a
Week Ago. Named as
Correspondent in Di-
vorce Suit Brought by
r1ajor T. j. Atherton.
Scandal Began in War
Camp in South Africa
and Prominent Men
Are lnvolved-LondOn
Awaits Sensation.

LONDON. Feb. :.-Mnjor r J. Atn.r-
ton. second In command OF the Twelfth
Prince OF Wales Royal ianccrs. now
In South Africa. has ;llcd n suit for Ill
vorce against his wife. Mabel Louisa
Anterior. naming the Duke OF West.
minister as correspondent,
With the announcement of the Ming
the long -anticipatcd divorce proceedings
Of Major A:herton against his wife.
with the Duke of Westminster figuring
In the role OF CORRESPONDENT. have at
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Department: OF rl,e East: Rear-AdmIral
Barker, comma nding Brooklyn Navy.
Yard Il col. Mills. cnmmandant United
States Military Academy; Capt. Shep-
ard. u 8. NJ Capt. Taylor. L. g.. ~;
ijcn. Burne;. cnnn,an dcr Now York
Loyal Legion: HuSsii liastings. Stat,
'iistor4an: MIR. Foster, President ~.
Nicholas 3 :;s..sf::ss.y: Mr.. r. DE Peysicr,
Col, w. u. Bates and Cot ". q. Sanger.
Niohoian F1Hi, iVlrsIQsreAident of the
SocE ty.swtn ppssids ss'ths banquet.
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.-sS -s's.sss .sNS-sss.ssssY
Miriam Brooke Collins. living at the
p,what,an apartments. No. :is wes,
Thirty. fourth street. - plaintiff in &c.
40 breach OF promise sctidn against Col
John F. Tobias. n philadelphia million
airc. .eyenty.nve years old. AMI said to
be dying OF paralysis.
Fearing that he was about to he spirit
ed out Of this country by his son-in-iaw,
Collins. through her attorney. Kendall
Il, stockweii. secured a capias for Col,
Tobias from Judge Pennytacker. In the
Philadelphta Court OF Common Pleas.
ana hesis now. under 500 to appear 10
defend the suit.
Col. Tobias L. seriously III IN tbs apart
ment. in the .>!dinr Hotel. PHILADELPHIA,
under the care 81 his daughter and her
husha nj. In this city Col. Tobias n
known as member Of thc Manhattan
club. while In Philadelphia he enjoys
the highest social prominence. lie Is
the Oldest member on the rolls or the
famous First CITY Troop. IL member
OF the rabbit club ana one OF the I'VE
Democratic members OF the Union
eaxue'Club OF Phiiadefphis. The founda-
zion Of his fortune was made In the
w,,o,e.nl. liquor business. but his mill
ion. came from financial speculation.
Attendants Of the PO~hatnn ar~ Ia
,ni,iar with Col. Tobias. and talk freely
n, his devotion TO Miss Collins. she ~
!, ,alI. handsome brunette. occupying one
n, the fines, suits IN the apartment
hons. She became n tenant one year
ayo Col. Tobias. the attendants say,
was a regular visitor up TO a snort time
ngo. lie sometimes came over from
Ph,ia d~lphla twice a week. His visits
were always noted because o: his s,rik-
inr p.r,onai appearance. lie has snowy
white hair and unusually IONS gray
whi.kcrs, He II tall man. but stopped
greatly because o. ieeblsne~s. >" AK
rrava,ed wa. his physical weakness ~
times that the attendants were accus'
toned 20 a...., him 10 and from the Gle
vaior.
Cot. Tobias. handwriting, because "'
its shakiness. was known 10 the n"'c'
attendants, and they say that letters
,. .,,, .,w.x. hearing n special de-
; a.-,v.t ,.o,,I,rlr on Jay.
-. A., ~. NV
:" ..,., ,,,..,t., va.
a.. ,..r,,,'. ,,r.,, ,o..I,y
,'"' :" ,'... ,..,,t, -. ,,,..
""' '""'N -,
wa. W. ,, ~,
p''"'"" ~, $50,
w, " ,
~ '"o'N ,.,,,,
Later, ""e" '"s"s'' ~
over '"r sp"H"" '"o.' 81"
al III" 'uea VI "'s p''"'
oiSsos~s1 ~ 90 p'o"S '""''''' W. 80
sisted she ""u'" nav "o'"'"s W '"'
Tor pnhaca''oh'
LORD ba!rd receive" an h'ehihs worm
c"tt"spSHuen' AZ ee "'''h' ''"'''' "
Philadelphia. to-day lie sa'a ne ana
his "tie ,hah come I" AheFs" 10 ne
WIN 'o'' 'oo'"t' ~ ~. o w.
Mltche'! hAd hoiih"d 'h"h MS Sph"'"oh
Was serious.
Lord Bard secuted the !dra that ms
iather-'n'iaw was pr"parnsto cave 10,
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derloin. Ia. since been looking for the
woman.
n. though. n. saw her las; night In
the person II M-s Maud Haln. OF No.
g.; West rhIriy-secoEd sireet. and fol..
lowed h,r several blocks, Sho tSscame
frightened. and calling policeman. hAd
Gtrcz arrested AMI locked W In the
W,-f Tnirt,.li street station -
GareE promised Magistrate Marc IN
M, Jefferson Market Court today thai
NJ, vurh h., more careful whom he FOL.
lowci In future ara IN. MAGISTRATE les
hin, of Win \ In. ~ SO.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
DEWEY HERE 1o.MsRaslk,

The annual banquet on washineton's
birthday OF the New York State Society
OF the Cincinnati will ne given to-mor-
row evening ut ahery's, Forty.fourth
street and Fifth avenue.
Among fhnpetw7so Axe eIp1ctsd to be
present arc Admiral dewey. Lieut.. .Gen.
Nilss, 3GAjorb0G 0gooaA 00ansndinG
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INSURED A CONSERVATIVE.
Three Wen Arrrstrd Charged WITH
S~IndIIng q Life Company.

Thomas Kelly. DR., Richard Jahr and
william Ncckcr. all OF Union Hili, y, j
recently charged with conspiring to de-
fraud tho Colonial Life Insurance Com
pany by !nsuring dying men In Bellevue
Hospital. were rearrestcti to-day on new
wTrrsr.s charging them with securing
insurance on William Winston. Of Union
I'm. "a hopeless consumptiNr.
Kelly II u prtzc-hghtcr who has acted
"a an insurance solicitor. DR. Jahr was
a medical examiner and Sscker Is an
SuideStaker. ~
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Welded !, Ur.,h,. Presence.

NEW HAVEN. Feb. 81 Forbidden to
marry George ". Mcintosh during her
n,other's lifetime. Miss Setue f. Plat
was wedde,i to HIM while Mr.. platts
body lay in the CONN In tho par!or.
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FOLLOWED WRONG WOMAN.
,.nr~, wa. Trying ~ Find Tier
Nbu stole ilts DtRMOUds.

Charles Carer, who on hs ARRIVAL from
Brazil several months ago was roopei
OF S.Soo,worti,s Of. diamonds. IN the TED
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n.wed his attentions to Miss West, Sh.
eventually accepted him. and the we'd
ding was arranged Tor Feb. H.
ON tina; day King Edward opened his
first Parliament and the fac; that many
OF the guests invited to the marriage
would ausad Parliament was given .s
the excuse for Eosipominy tn. wsd,i!i;
until Saturday
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King May Try again.
J., Is said Snow tina, the Duke was
warned that the divorce suit would be
filed that day. the papers served on him
The evening world., 1901-02-21

length materiallzcd. Within the past
thirty-slx hours the lawyer who ID
looked upon as me leader of the d.
vorcc cour; bar has been retained In
behalf o: the petitioner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-01
5O=jabrise Stbilanmsz 6eier

BET
Grffen 9euticben 9ereiniaten GpanseItidben
6cmeimee,
GaitcrnzSIot., 3tpii6en 9roaOuap unO Inntr.,
Spuntaa, Mpntaa unc Stenifds, ben L., 2. un6
8. 3eSember 1901.
Mitg[itocr unO JreunOs fno b:rBIi6 eineelaben.
$3.50 @affpr Is. NH. @pifer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-01
GREAT SCOTT.
Cine Babe N2inion 2erte nit SETS

Cine babe Minion 2erte nit Sets
ertags @orbereitungen beI9dftigt.
lle6er cine Wdlion Dollars Dert9
Der prd9figIten, gu @eihna9ts @e4
ibenfen ii6 eignenOen SR0beln in
ben beioen grpBen QdOen Des groben
Preis 9era61eBers,
9redt Gcott bat SauIenbe ii6er
Saulenoe Dpn Bargains fir sic in
8ereiti9aft.
Der uniperTeGe 8erforgsr pfFerirt
me6r pafenbe @eI6enfe, alS ir9eno
Elm QlnDerer. unb er erIp1rt S6nen
me6r 8elb.
@reut Scott 6ot @tofroerfe iibet
@todperte, ungeFiiGt nit giiderz
i6rdnten, Gbiffoniers, gor3eGanz
Sdrdnten. rSete a tetes," 9i4
pans, 8letber19rdnfen, eingelegteu
SiI9en, elegant gepoIItsrten Stiiblen,
gerdumigen @pu6es unb SouIcnoen
BON anoeren etn3eInen Nrtiteln.
SGmmtli9 nit 9anof9nibereien unb
f90n gearbeitet. @reat Scott gibt
GuA nit Rbem srIelben einen 9albz
preis Bargain.
9roBe maRioe 500 unb $25 8uffets
fir $40. @legante 9ano geI9nibte
$15 g6iffoniers fir $6.75. prGe9s
tige neue eingelegte Yarlpr WfDbeln,
bret Gtiife, $50 pertb; 8reat Scott
feBt biefelben auF SIS 6erab.
Sbr erinnert Gu9 pobI, baB 9reat
Scott Der @rite mar, pel9er benPreis
fir Morri5 Stii6le 6erabIeBte. @r
iiberlGBt sud- jeBt groBe, moFioe $12
Bis $15 N}orris Stiible fir $3.50. j..
9rd4tige $40 unb $12 elegant gez
politerte Stii6le, BON @reat Scott auf
$3.50 berabgeieBt. 9es grrBenPretss
6erabIeBers S. unb 81 emaiIIirte
itdblerne 8ettItellen fir MIR $2.75.
8reat Scott perlpeiit sud- d6ermaGs
uuf Die nit ben miBleitenben sSlluz
ftrationen unb unpabren 4rgdber bes
Combines berbunbenen 8efabren. SIR
tOnnt itets auf bes groBen Preisberz
abieBers @rtIGrungen bauen. Sein
gutter Guf fpri6t fir i'm.
9as 8leib Der Qtufrt9tigfeit fpitS
niemals auf Die SOrm Der 5alI9bett
paffen.
Der e6rli6e &aufmann Der MaFer
gi6t Gu6 ferner 5eiertugs 8argatns
in Seppi9en - 8elbets, 2truinfers,
Moquettes, 8obp 8ruFels, iSapeitries
unb Sngrains. gr febt bieielben I'm
SOC. am Dollar 6erunter.
@reat Scott gibt Sud- hte 6GIfte
Der reguIdren 9reife Bel ieinen garuns
tirten Oefen; ebenfo Bel feinea fGmmt4
li6en gr0Ben, parmen @olIreden unb
Steppbeden.
Sc 0amen @6rei6tiT6e fir $3.50,
So JfOrp O'MOre S4autelitiibIe fiit
$1.25.
2tue BON Gu4 getpiin19ten Nccors
mo0ationen. 8sniigenb 3eit fir Nlz
Les, bds Sbr fauft. @reat @cott ptrb
ale @eT6ente auf @unI4 lei @eite
fteQen unO CUR beItimmten 3eit ablies
fern.
Der groBe 9reis6erabfeter ma6t
@u6 ben @rner6 elmer Sa6e 70 lei6t,
in 8e5ug duf Bargains, al5 er groBz
miitbig in Der reoitz@rt6etlung lit.
raj in Der Greoit Grtbeilung lit.
Die groBen flint 2tder GGben an
6oparoitraBe, 3pi19en Saratogaz II.
M3ul6errpftraBe, unO Die 3peig 2dz
ben an 8abitraBe, nube GentralzQbe..
finh iehen N6enh ne1ffnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-01

Samen Gupes aus gan5 tpolenen
Gbepiots, polle 80 3oa lang, mt
Sfinner's Ntlab gefiittert, 16O@5oalge
@aumneite, $12.50 pertb, fir $S.oo
2seffe pom Sfsioerltoffen.
1. gartie :. 5000 garbs Rsite, ,9en@
riettus, Serges, g6eDiots, Setoen=
9laibs, gebble@Gbebiots, 8iqoreaur,
SOC. pro garb uno mebr nertb zoe.
2. Yartie - 5000 Yarbs ae1te oon
9roabclpt6, 9omeipuns, Surabz
Ssrges, 8ameels 9aartu9, Zoe.
pertb, CUR Nusna6l pro Ydro 39e.
3. partie = Teinite 54z5Oat9e 9tlz
bert's 0enetians, 8bipcoros, Cana
beniis, 8roubclot6s, Utelroie. 3tbez
lines ETC.. 75c. Bis $1.5o tpertb,
Fir 5Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-01
G GuLDENRER RI
e RE G.
Sir. 25 mmS q, 2S.sScrin9ton:Str.
Seine ,Sailoreo" Mn,iige, 8aglans.
Sadcts anD Nutomobies.


0umen Qn5iise aus i6lt9ten unb
Pebble GbeDiots, blau, i4par5 unc
braun; Sadets ober gton @ffefte,
ein= ooer 5fpeireibige 5acons, anidliez
Banb pber looIe, 5larez ober 6louneez
8leibrOde; $15 Bis $18 ipert3, $11.50
Oamen &uglans, aus feiner rilz
Illuminated" gopert Glotb unb feiner
&eriep ansefertigt, lobfarbig, Gator,
Mobe ,unb Olipe, Yofe Jronte uno
zgiiden, Ieioener Sammet &ragen,
nit Sfinner's 4tlaB gefiittert, $25
tpertb, fir .............. $3.50
Oamen 2tn5iige, aus feiner inporz
tirter 8roabclot6, 0enetian glot9
ober feinen Bebble gbepipts ange>
fertigt, f4pura, blau unD braun, nit
Seioe ooer Saffeta gefiittert, i4li9t
ooer bibi9 nit Saffeta Seibe ober
2(tlas 8anb unb Sammet befeBt;
$18 big $25 nert6, CUR Nuspubl. -.
$13,98
automobiles aus gun5 tpollener
8erfep fir Samen unb iunge MGbz
den, lpbfurbig, Gator, blau uno
i4nar5, &lappfragen ober Sturmz
fragen, nit @finner's 9ltlaB gefiitz
tert, SIS Bis $18 pertb, ie .$10.50
Surge Oamen Sadets, % 3oG
lang, aus feinen pei9 appretirten&erz
ieps unb MOntagnac sud- angeferz
tigt, nit Sfinner's garantirter Qtlab
gefiittert; in anberen QGoen SIS Biz
$18. @peSieller Preis.... $1,000
9amen Safets aus gang ipoqener
8eriep unb Montasnac Sud- angez
fsrtigt, lobfar6tg, Gator, i6par5 Ii.
braun, "a unb 27 3oa lang, Sdmz
met eber f9lihter 8ragen, $3.50
ria S15 tnerth. AIR 9lusmdhl $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-01
SIM Spiefwaaren<S Sdnoe.

9reiIc BON 25c. bis $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-01
Gin Smppen-3dsdr.

SuuIenbe bon puppen iinb bier,
um bic &leinen am @eibna4tsta9e
gu erfreuen. @ir fiibren Die berubmz
ten Santa Jren9 Buppen = Die
prG6tise Sorte aus 8isque, pel4e 10
lebenspabr unb biibI4 iinb. pup
pen nit @lace 80rper, 8lieber>
puppen, natiirli6es UNI na9gemd9%
tes 6oar, ale @rDben, bon ben tletn>
iten Bis 5ur 2ebensgrObe.
9reiIc BON 25c. bis $12.OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-01

@rDBte @ei6nadts 2usiteGung
BON Spielipauren fir 8naben uno
MGb9en. 8eit uusgepGbltes 2dger
in Der Stabt, neueite importirte Gu
9sn = 8arren, S4tffe, S4littert
8agen, 9umpfipriBen, Suten unb
2eiterpogen, bepegli4e 9pielfa4en,
8ilDerz uno @efhi6tsbii6er.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-05
WHAT HOME IS.

Nome has a cool hand and q soft
voice-and sympathy.
Home is where you can speak your
mind and criticise your employer.
Home is where you can pull on
your shoes and put on your slippers.
Home has a quiet rest for the tired
head, and home is where you can
cry out your heartweariness.
Home is where you can shove the
days burdens into the hall closet and
hold yourself straight and free once
more.
A home is a responsibility, but not
any more so now than in the time Of
our fathers. No man or woman
worthy Of the name will shirk a re-
sponsibility that means the welfare
of our country. It is that RESPONSE
bility that makes sturdy citizens and
selects great men to rule us.
Home is earth's Eden to those who
wish it to be so and will strive to
make it so. A little more thought
fuIness, a little less selfishness; a lit
tie of seIf-abnegation and a good
deal of sentiment; much of imagina-
tion and a great lot of lOvableness;
an ideal to grow to and enough prac-
ticability 20 keep things moving
smoothly; such constitute the haven
that most of US look forward to and
that some of us reach.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-05
SCIENTIFIC BREVITIES.

The American quail has been sue
cessfully acclimatized in Sweden.
One inch of rain equals 100 tons 10
the acre.
Etymologists declare that the sugar
cane has 227 varieties of insect enc
mics.
Dew falls on a yellow surface more
readily than on green. On red and
black it viii not usually form.
On September 7, 1896, the astrono-
mer Wolf made record by discovering
seven planetoids in one evening.
The sill1wOrm thread is one i've
thousandth of an inch in diameter,
that of the spider one thirty-thou-
sandth.
The suns light is equal to $500 wax
candles at one foot from the eye. 1t
would take SOC, 900 full mons to equal
cloudless sunshine.
Vaccination is very strictly enforced
in Germany, and very loosely in France.
Germany's loss by smallpox is only ITO
a year; that of France 1000.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-05

No persuasion whatever could induce
Hoke Smith 10 retain PurViS. Dr.
ruvITs speech vas more in defense Of
the Negro than an attack on the Dem
ocrauc party. Now il is understood
that strong pressure has been made
on The Secretary of the Interior, back
ed up by Senator Allison 10 have
Purvls reappointed TO his old place as
Surgeon-In-Chief Of the Hospital. The
Secretary of the Interior his said TO
several citizens who had called and
who are interested in the Hospital
that II was his intention to appoint DR..
PurviS. When this report was circu-
lated a delegation headed by Excel
ieCtor of Taxes John F. Cook and
others called upon the Secretary and
hled protest against his appointment
1t has been but a few months ago since
1t was that Mr.. Cook aud DR.. Purvis
were working hand in hand to defeat
.e administration delegate fJI the last
Republican National Convention and
1t is rather surprising to see these two
men now fighting each other. From
The present outlook it seems that DR..
Purvis will not be appointed. If DR..
PurviS had won, DR.. Warield, it is
said, would have been succeeded
0y Dr. Shadd who was formerly
he resident physician under DR..
Purvis. DR.. Shadd is not a candidate
The Washington bee., 1901-10-05
NOTES FOR RAILROADERS.

Our miles Of railroad track exceed
by more than 10000 all the tracks of
Europe.
Out of 1OO,OOO,OOO passengers by sea
all over the world, 80 lose their lives;
out Of the same number by rail, AZ.
Hezekiah Earl, of fAuburndaIe, Mass,
has just closed voluntarily a term of 81
years in the employ of the Boston &
Albany railroad. He was a clerk in the
freight office. He was born in Boston
August IS, 1917, and was a sailor in his
youth. He is strong and well. and
greatly enjoys his well-earned leisure.
According to the Railroad Gazette,
1,96s miles Of new railroad were built
in the United States during the first six
months of this year. The roads were
built by 154 companies. Last year 2, III
miles were constructed in the same
time. Texas leads, with PAS miles,
while Oklahoma is second, with 243
miles.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-05
KNOWN IN OTHER LANDS.

The now prime minister Of Japan.
Viscount Katsura, distinguished him
self in the Chinese war by winning
one Of the greatest fights, the battle
OF Kangwasai.
The duke of Cornwall. though born
and bred in England, speaks the Ian
guage with as decidedly German an
accent as does his mother, while the
king burrs his rs very oddly.
NJ. Paul Revolt, the new governor
Of Algeria. is 45 years of age and is
a brother of the late George Revolt,
the explorer of the Somali country.
Originally he was a journalist.
Lord Dufferin, who has recently
completed his seventy-ffth year, once
referred TO himself, on account Of the
numerous offices he has held, as
''maid-of-all-work to British govern
ments."
In lawsuit now pending in Scot
land to determine whether the late
Sir w. Cunliffe Brooks, a millionaire
banker, was domiciled in England or
Scotland, lawyer testified that in
the last few years Sir William has
made 200 wills.